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firmbvingduomd
mash-ammonites.
mgosnmeutberboasssl
mils of 1lizifvvens'tle is Myers
handsome. but ho MN!
a your.
. whim! Ludo, the wife of the Japanese
“film at Honolulu, devotes her time
I.” new work.
i‘ f ‘flr lorell Mackenzie was impelled to
”medicine and surgery by the earnest
mm his widowed mother.
, BeuryVillsrdsay‘s he attributes hissncce-
“lnllroud man tothoknowledgehcgainod
pf hunters nature by newspaper work
.M handsome offer hnnboen msdotoCol.
llobsrt G. lngcrsoll by a foreign manager to
deliver forty lectures In Bloom next spring.
,_ ’l‘huCosnlssse do Paris has ordered 1,500
still Kohl row to present tosomeof the
low lsithful adherents of her husband's
M11!- ;
John Ruskin has at length permitted a
of himself to be given to the
public. ‘ Ruskin lovesbeauty, but be is not
whim.
' John G. Whittier“ s grout ambition when
he was a boy was to become a politician
mummy“ gained by the fact that he did
.1“.st pips, but piped his lays.
*1 “Ir. Gladstone but work on his own unto
y," says 11 Chicago newspaper. (dad-
is 'a great man,butbs could hardly
write another man's "autobiography."
The Duke and Ducbeu d’Aosta dispensed
with. honeymoon and are living quietly at
flu (lake’s palm They will shortly pay a
III“ to Empress Eugenio at Farnborough.
Mr. Robert Herkomer, in a recent lecture
upon art, said that on artist hail “no right"
to theportmitofnmnnwithwhomhe
nosympsthy or of a woman whom he
The Rev. F. L. ll. Putt, s young Episco-
palian clergyman of Greenwich, Conn, who
went out to China about a year .‘ngo,has
”triad Miss S. N. Wong, whose father was
{he first Chinese convert to Christianity.
: Cnrdimsl Gibbons is a small man with steel
wmcitnocut gray bairnnd a genial
must. He never refines a visitor, and is
olnys willing, when interviewed on any im-
W subject. to talk-about the weather.
rho lute Mrs. Burns-Mscdonald, men-
tionodlsy theqneen in he: “Journal" assole
We. and dmndant of the Mscdonalds of
Gimme, was a fascinating little grand
anther-at the age of 40, excesptvoly loud at
dancing, partiailnrly wsltzing, and a bean-
tiful unbroidaer of berown evening dresses.
: The news from Europe that Mme. Nicolini-
l’stti, not. being able to find a pnrchser for
Graig-yids, bssdecidol to turn the castle
intonn institution for the cultivation of the
sultan! pnorbut gifted girls. If she shall
any art this design her ‘farewsll concert”
tours shaman her high prices will be for-
given. f
Th Duh Confucius, lineal descendant of
Chaim sage, is one of the greatest
mes inPekin Hols about 20, and
“infill-fly aristocratic sud pruponesstng
appearance. Eisne- lsofakind very un-
mmmgstths China», being of the
typokunwn as the Rom, but small and
find] obi-led.
. In. lib-born, who badbeen, housekeepur
“Wmickcanhhghmhforagrest
mymbss jnstdiul, lenringafortnns
of “0,1110. Allof' tbimoriey she bequeathed
”Munster, whoisnot wealthy. Mrs.
W made bur money from tips obtained
{swim—smut gettingwealtbin
fee simple, as iswere.
’1 Jud Hereford, who arrived in San Fm
m {m Japan, took pains while traveling
”theatre-stud Afrim to visit msnyoftbs
localities made famous in Rider Baggard’s
“She.” On one spot where two tribes fought
nbsttle, inwhicb ‘3,“10 men were slain, his
hdshippiched upnnutnber of human bones,
which he plans highly as souvenirs
Rider Haggard has a curious theory!»
mdingtbs fate of IlenryniStsnlt-y. He
“that the explorer is alive, but that be
has been rein-II, taken into the interior of
Akimsnddeifled bysomsoftbetrihes. Ho
isinclinedtothink that Stanleywillho
trundwitb the greatest kindness and van»
oration. buttbstbe will not be permitted to
: Aldamm Whitehead, whowill be installed
Ind mayor of lamina, is a fun maker by
' froth: Be is, of course, very wealthy, as
tho-Jory for his year of onloo, $0,000, will
potsufloelor more than half of like»
gags 'l'be gloriesof the positionure many.
lord mayor ranksand has theprecedencs
mggnglish curl during his reign of twelve
Chief Justice Fuller 5 family will best great
bddltion to Washington society. Of his
mom daughters, three are old enough to
indulgeinsoclal gayuties. 'I'hcyin'o pleasant,
wsnmnurod girls and will he .
Mb a fourth daughter, wbois studying
“new, who his reached the age
Masonry furan entrance to satiety.
“will be home thhi full.
GeorgeW. Cbildsbns at hisconntryseat,
Mswr,ngroveof trees each of
H was pluuudbvsotm famous person.
"i ' I”planted a pine treotbenon
' Arbor Day. Mr. Chink
regretstbatbsbaanotatraeplantsd
Man 'I‘lselntelumented generality
, wwphntatmut“Woottou”lsstyur
I” In Cleveland went through that
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Eswussklllfulbvunder;
Munsblamrwsshslf and.
llehsdhisdearone.to hereunto.
'l‘bunlovlnglyheacunnedher:
lie railed herwould sheebsuge has“
Then a ring did Alex-hund-her.
"Oh. yes." she said with smiling lip,
"If I can be wmmsnder:"
Ard sotbcyfraxnedapsrtnersbip
And called it Ales-nudism
-Our numb Animus
Death In the Family.
Young Lady {at dinner, s‘sdly. topsrtnon—
I wasso forcibly reminded yesterday, Mr.
Lnrkins, of the opening words of the poem,
“I never loved a dear gazelle.”
Mr. Lurking (with interest)——chl .
Young Lady —-k on; I was practised with a
lovely litt c lamb which I twderly nursed
nnd coral for through the summer, and of
which I grew very fond. Yesterday thopoor
little «mature broke its leg and it became
necessary to kill it. I've felt so distressed
over tbs matter.
Mr LtLl'LIIlil—ll in Indeed, Miss Brown,
tru‘i sad
\nnu; In:iy~AI1,ycn,;.llr. barking, and
the piece (In rmislnnce of tulay‘s dinner in all
that's left of my poor little 111mb. It nearly
breaks my heart. Won‘t you have a small
piece of the crisp fat, Mr. Lnrkim! It is
simply delicious—The Epoch.
Crawling Dist of a Small little.
. Teacher—«Johnny, I think you 9me be
ashamed of yourself to run away from
school for the sake of floating around in that
old, leaky, fiat Ixittumol bout. Weren't you
afraid of getting drowned!
Johnny—«Slim; not so much as on shore.
Teacher—“flint nonsense! Did you ever
hear of anybody going out in :1 boot for {our
of getting drowned!
Johnny-Yam.
Teachertastonishod)—-Who?
Johnny—Nocr.——Yunkue Blade.
The Spread 0!, Knowledge.
The big Lick telesmpe has discovered Minn
new spots on the sun. The money invesmd
in that imtrnmcnt was Well swnt. Without
it We should have been compelled to gropo
along without knowing how many spins
there were on the sun. And even now we
are depressed by the thought that there may
be a few spots on that orb that even the Lick
telescope can‘t (Mean-Koniswwn Herald.
To My Inkslaml.
fiction spring! Drowned in thy shrill. rthv’L'p‘fi
‘ LI: marl» of Iliuuglll the world both hover
lemlv~
Most of their: other nicn‘s. but some min.
trill—-
The chap crisis, over which the soil Muse seep
And thrusts them back inm thy «if .njun kccm.
Sinking than: down with sable bubbling menu,
To drown in midnight horrors, all alums,
Whileu 511va world unconscious rnuufl than
sleeps
In vein 1 mm my nose and Ink my thumb.
And to the barren ceiling Itfr. mine eyes.
11013:: from limo wash sublime thoughts on
' k.
Iy shallow murmurs Broke the tint}? morn llllmh
Jet black beneath my vexing pop it lies—
I burn It “#0001! land! more goes the ink!
-P.oberl J. Roulette in Brooklyn Eagle.
The Influence
Friend (to unsuccessful million—By tho
way, Fred, in regard to that last story of
yours, I'm almost afraid to ask you «limit it.
I suppose it was declined with thanks.
Author—No.
Friend—Whatl
Author—It was declined with regrets.—
Yankeo Blade.
Of II Experimental Nature.
Editor—Uncle Rustin, we want another
man It the oflicnto help keep things in shape.
Do you think you would like the job!
Uncle BMW—I reckon I wud, Mistnh
Shears; but I dun know. No man kin tell
how bewnd like editin’ till he tries, ssh.—
Ilarper's Baznr.
Two Negatives.
“Two negatives, I've heard, sweet maid.
bloke In smrmative;
Pray, is it trnoov is it not?
An answer quickly give,
For you arc teacher of :1 school
And certainly should know
All that relates to grammar." And
She: answered: "it 1560."
no mm} the tiny hand and gazed
Upon the lovely miss,
And said, "I pray you let me take
From those sweet lips a kit;
Thoseiipson whichthoroseyon killed
Has left its crimson glow. "
Shebhnbcdsheslghed, shnbung habesd
And answered him, No, no "
«Boston Courier.
Able to Believe llcr.
Young Lady (to chimpalistk-I wish you
could help me, professor. l endure so much
agony when dancing
Professor (confidently—Uni, nmlernoiselle,
Ibnveusurecum. I make so specialised
so light (whistle toe -‘\e~w York bins.
.ln lily-dons". (Home.
Hotel Proprietor—What have you said it
slow to that lady that she should pass you in
that angry wnyi Ilereyesdartesl dress you
Clerk—libs expected a letter in this morn-
Ing’smsihundl told her it buln’tcosnn-
Philadelphia Record.
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umammmyu; bladpafisntaascftu - youdlddftesuor
mwwmmmum Minn-s0!
titanium-admonishe— Phyflchnllookisgovupsehgoofimpald
mamas-Imminent: lino-liq. we don‘t blush at all; they
neheldtbatkhfsgwssnoabns. MW"
“whirlwind-permits»:
Immmmmmm A I- d Ila-or.
warmth-own. Sod—Bay, Jack,canyoupaytbst Mun
-—lsllsndm a“ borrowwltnfmeawsskT:
._....___. dollsm—a week
Manson-aux. ”- . 50"!
was—Johniwinymouatbhmflm' Mafia“ 'M
plus-st . ,M-noldouosihats. Can. Wm
John‘s ,lsitllyblindl ' m m
Wife 1 It's tbs landlord’s Jack—Why, mun-mm”, old mu.
fluid. my. Gilliam Titus.
John WI] W I'll nulls to“.
Wr—wm WM
‘ lint-1nd ts bake-iii: «ileum and:
“at“. I11 gambit-If 1 should be taken am
m m2." misting. .wuuldftnsllybs awry
Influencing-gnaw. ”:11. Ml '
1mm Irmasssannfm Is." , M “$1“: 3
“'“*“ mph-Yam... ' '
fislfi‘m
hall-W “no“ .' WWI-dun.
Maya—assess. wears-meat f mrmmbm
momma-um- innit-no; W ups-v
Wits-ad. «ism ”midi—m
- bandsin horror.
W I! OUT WITH MABY.
W
s m M m notional
'I'woladlfiwilurldlngnptown ins Hull.
sunaveuuo car, and as they worried m
ovwhesrd discussing the vital question of
their domestic ' for the winter
—tlve question of help. .
“Yes. mydsar, "saidthsllrst, "I absinth-
valley ofthe shadow of new servnnts. lly
husband says my hair has turned several
shades gruyer sincetholssttonrof the em.
Mount offices begun. It cusps-ates me
every time I see you toromember how long
you have bud the comfort of that treasure of
yours who was everything for you. I
suppose she' is still with you?”
"You mean Mary?” said the other. "Yes,
the is still with me. I couldn‘t get along
without her, but like most treasures she has
gotten completely spoiled. She thinks she
owns me and the house. and everything else.
They all kept telling went home that I must
say something to herq‘ she would get too
high to live with. But I hated tony any-
thing, I was so afraid of losing her. But
last week I couldn't stand it any longer and
I had it out with her. I tell you I felt posi-
tivsly worn out when lwant upstairs, and
they all warmly believed me when I said,
‘Welll I’ve but! it out with Mary?”
"Did you, reallyf" asked her friend, much
interested. “How did she take it? And what
in the world did you say 0"
"Oh, you," replied the courageous woman,
“I thought it was no use trifling any longer.
Even I could not stand such overbearing
trays. Oh: I wns very decided with her.
like was quite dashed, 1 centre you."
“What did you say?" asked her friends
eagerly.
"I looked her right in the eye and I said:
'll'hy, Mary 1’ ” and the intrepid woxnnn
drew herself up with the air of one who has
landed a lion in his den. —.\'cw York Even-
ing Sun.
Thanks to the Band.
“\I’o desire to return our thanks," observed
the editor of an Arkansas paper in his Inst
issue, ”to the members of the Gnllnsville cor-
tict band for 11 scrcnade last night. The bond
can‘t play for shocks, and the music would
have drawn a bowl of pain from an I'lgyp
flan mummy, but it wuked us from n horri-
ble nightmare in which we seemed to be
standing at the door of our office and defend-
ing it against a sheriII wlw wuro horns and
hmfs and had mine to take {mansion of it.
Notwithstanding the appalling character of
the music, it was the sweetest sound that ever
struck our ear. and we don't lay the serenade
up against the boys. They didn‘t mean any
hnrm,nml they probably wed our life. "-
Chicago News.
Rules In Case of Fire. ‘
A hotel in Nantucket has some original
rules for warning guests ”in case of fire:”
"Notify the 4, lurk at once Ile wiII be asleep
in room No.” 1:, just back of the office. No—
tify tho proprir tor. )otify the night watch-
man. lie will be asleep, as 1mm), 1101110me
on the premises. Return to your room and
throw your trash and clothes out of the win-
dow: you can rcpuck them on the piazza or
in the back yard. Now try to discover where
the tire is. In ninety—nine times out of s
hundred it will be in some neighboring build-
ing. not ours. Don't forget to shrink all the
time. It will be very soothing tonerrous
people."——Boston Journal.
Since What Went Down, 1111..
i
"I don't. ask for much, ma‘sm," aid tbs
hded tourist, humbly, “but if you can give
me only a piece of head"—
"Bresd!" shrioked the lady, raising her
"Only a piece of bread! I
can give you some saddle rock oysters, roast
turkey with cranberry sauce, and a glsu cl
champagne. and if that isn't good enough for
you,sir,ymcaugoontotbonuthouss. Do
you take ms for s willow—Chicago
Tribune.
Why so. nun 1111-.
"How" large your dog has grown," re-
marked Cora. ”I number when he wasn't
any bigger this a kitten.”
"Yes," returned Mrs. Lackheart in ad-
nitration, assotmsshemwsnlittlc larger
I am going to have a pair of lovely slippers
undsout of his skin."—-l\'ew Y ork Sun.
would Spoil Trade.
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if thsfbhisfresh you get red in thofacs.
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tim—‘l'ssasllftings.
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unnomoivs 111.: or '
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use. .m‘... “we: Bar;
mmuy’ivltb div-ills;
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Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard O‘iI Finish
Wire Steel Door Mats,
timothy lngnew.hestthlnzost.
gaging; finds.
IL A. N. CLARK,
si-
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Alien. 3. iii-sins:
b.nry Teacher of
Composition.
7&2 ly buck Box 89 P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
W uhington street. south Norwalk jclll 3m
Organist of the First Cmcregational Church. Water
Pinuoforte, organ and lusical
We srepreparod todo sflrst a... job of
ElLA'I'ING
In rtthov nannon. nan-r nanoon, or
manor; out
at 5: cents psi fun! all invari
DB. C. I". BOUTWELL,
DENTIST.
Office and Residence
Lsnnzn :- limes. MAIN ET. SO NOIIW AI. K.
T'tlh esirsci out without
dlw
«Office opened evenings
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thnix Insurance Co.-of Hartford
AND
NO'I‘AIIY PUBLIC.
ROWAY’I'ON. CONN
I)n. Mcoosunhnjw
~0mr1: AND RESIDIKCI~
Cor. “mi Avenue and Butler Street
NUBWALK. coma
061w llunrs~llniil 911.111 ;
:1 pm: Sundays—2m l tam,
“Communication by telephone
W s. xxawa
AJICII l'l‘l‘l C’l‘.
now {ii-spurred to make plans and s
of d eupcnnwnd the con-function of
11'an RBASGNABI It.
Umcr-Tulor' 1 Building Washington 31..
Norwslk. 150.30: ”5.01“!
milling:-
Btli‘m by the useuf Ulnar
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Partles wishing Slsle roofing should call on us
before contracting elsewhere.
A. EACH & 00.
Winter 51.. foot of Haviland south Norwnlk.
.1. TnisTRAM,
OPTICIAN.
83 Main St.. South lMirwaik.
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\ Isusl Impirfcctiomf caudal and corrected.
(mm sinuous», killing Bow» at (I Eye (linen-cs.
(Ir. 1’ Muse: are of superior quality std no reasonable
mm
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J C. CROW E,
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and Bulimia given.
Jobbing of all kinds prulnplly attended in,
3 Ann «not. best Main
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10?):ar“ iuw Esau-Inn In
1576 lo 1883.
Offices, 436 Main S'rcc‘.
l'. 5. Pot. of!“
BBIWEPORT. rows.
x “3. south Norwaikllf.
Aflnsfloifi
Sewing Machine Supplies
Satin
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J I: BAY M030,
Builder and Contractor
Work done by the dsy or contract
C..M SHAILKR.
Bob-ly
Hashim
sin 31.50 Norwslk.
] I). JINVINGS.
v
Successor to L B. Quinninl.
Undertaker & Embzilmcr
ELK! ‘TRIL‘ NIGHT BELL IN TIIB OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight 15!. Residence. 5 Ellis 3'.
880-311», Norwnlh, Conn.
Attachments. Parts Needles. Belts, eta, furnished
Consul [loyal-111; of all kinds and makes 0!
”the loft of Havilsnd St on Water. I'. 0 Box 61".
THOSE WHO DESIRE
9 THE BEST OF
Meats,
Poultry,
C. II. D'AB‘I'OIS.
Minolta" on bulimia; sick and well
brat fd l M
‘ wlAlN 87.. p Wonwe ALI. (.‘l'.
Bl Washington Street.
and on Saturday evenings from s to ‘9.
H'lnleml allowed on fleposits.
Anna's snot. William
111: u runiiis. Viwhua
m n.
George II. in) input,
interment of lhedesd. day or nl Tell-i
maul:- with unsure. Noah-«$51M
LOOK” LOOII
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Great Drive in
[atom for Weddings and Parties. Ice Cream
flis alc-
SHUT“ NOBWALK SAVINGS IIANIK
(uteri Daily from, to 131.“.Ind front I [03 p.11;
IDIIN II. INAPP. lite. and Tim
FURNITU liE DEALER '
Train 01' [1a 11!
TIN WARE
" Vegetables,
localiatthc
tantra Marla
Before Purchasin:
Cu: .3”! Eym‘h'inwg'dzmflgh; °' City. '
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ILL IIIIIIIES
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Alwsys fresh and at a moderate pm. would sloueli
Elsewhere.
(Wm solicited and road» dI-IIVI‘YI'II to any port
the Least loser
II. S. BRIIWN'S
WW... m1... «1. .mm mm.“ m
which an in all the new shadmalso all the numbers of tbs Boot Black
MMWMuIde.
cents,“
“HID.
Of our own Importation,
Grain Silks. the genuine GI} 1N
. Theme are low figures for rich Black pilks but
on the tummy, they are rustic of an excellent quality
famous for service as any silk in the world.
marine and see what we pronounce the best value that hss been sold for?) years.
Fallle Franoadse.
A lot of :10 pious 24 inches wide. the genuine {I ,l'sqnslity, will be opened today at Bi 1".
valuewas ever offered in the city before.
Colored Franésause.
Twenty two new shatter, the same grade that we have usually sold at 31.23, will be sold st 91 to in
door early purchasing.
W.B.HALL&CO
one profit by selecting from therein!
BROADCLOTHS.
We also cider. our own importation lily users of Ladie- Ilroadcloths, on which we mounts a m-
m -WM ,«m .. www.mnwmmmp—WM mun-m .,.w,
W B. HALL & 00.00"? I IIIIIII
BRIDGEPOR'I'. .
Special Importation.
BY WHITE LINE STEAHBR “BRITAIIG.”
Wshsvslbisdsycnter‘edattbsCuw-nmst stthis pelt use lot of Silk Warp “caucus cloths
Indies eon savs
Prices, I), If ”and SIM. lush lot has twelve rhsdes.
’ At: L... 'Pziic'es’.
of Cashmere: and 1mm
Extra Wide Wool Henrietta.
One «not the widest and best Ilenristta Cloths ever brought to this
musket“ will he ou‘ered to day, also a large line of Mum grades
Mm W. 75c" 00c. and
COMBINATION SUITS.
We shall open to (is: one hundred new and beautiful suits and only one of s style will he will in the
city.
-——'75 CENTS.—¥—
19.0 fires of llich Black Ithsdsm. Colored llhadunes and Black Fallies, our best 31 (ligands st 75
Moria-.37“
An Unusual Opportunlly to Buy the Renowned “nine! & Clo
Black Silks.
To stimulate the silk trade we sell dnr‘ng the present week five Iota of Riel! Black Gm
I'll gondsjietbe following prices: mm, 51001115 91.25.3115 per
they are not acme'epondiogly low «We
of pure silk, soft, rich snn‘
W-
Now is the lime to put in your
WINTEB’S S'I‘IIIIK!
-—~—:- vow
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always: in Stock.
W
Deliverei By Careful Drivers.
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
RIYM NI] BRIIS
, and“
Numb
Ban 3’, Ladies’ and Children’s
Milli!) lllllllllll
In All Sizes and Good Values.
I. IIIIIKBBMIN & SIIII,
85 Washington Street. South lorwalk.
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
larval ilewlurk.
~THE PROPELLEIIS-
Ci ily of \‘orwalk & Eagle,
Will make dni Sands exceptedf
freight between "in ark saNnvv’vzik and 8’0th
Smut Willie-v: Pianfoot of Beekmanstnet
New York. every evening, (sum Saturdays, at MS
odors, andun Asturias st 2 p 111. Leave Nor-
wsikltnu Bnugeandiiout Norwslk everyevening.
freight fakes fru- nud received for all
points on the Dru-bury and lorwslk and
shown; Railroads It Greatly Reduce!
Upon m to ts the of Norwalk
“We: in be ”two: Wayland cffnight
anywhere in New York or its vicinity
H’All persons are forbid trusting snyof the
mpwymofihc [behoais of thieiineon scuountof
the owners fluent.
E. II.WHITIIEI’S ART S'l'llBE.
87% Main Street,
50. NORWAL .
NEW I’
.11
Apricots,
f‘ hem a epecislly.
7O
RFEB‘I‘IIIII BIIflIII
A' no Pure While- (' lover Honey in Ibr comb.
(Racine Boston Brown Bread at file. per package. We srr: receiving the debuted Comm-5! almi
mp. Bananas lalsgs (more, M- std Nuts. New ( sllfomia Evaporated
'.es Punches. Ursugesod union Peel, and afoul line of listed Fruits. We bsve to
arrive a Isrge assortment of the
Dew Drop Canned Goods
Which are strictly first clan and will suit the most fzutldims
low price It will pay you In (all on up
tlnr 'I'm sad Coleus are the very best.
1111] the Price, Why That’s ill Right.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
‘VASIIIN G'l‘ON
twice a week. For (moan
_s_
If yml wish smite-thing
WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME
I'I' FLIIlIB III PACKAGES
id, try a rarksgr of the
We are he”? is; a: em 1’. Edge Burro-r at s
cw Raisins from ll): to an per pound.
STREE’I‘.
Rich I’uil Cres-
FRAMING at lowest brim.
FuII line at Artisls’ flatenals.
Gin '1' THE BEST
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STREAM
HEATER.
W‘
The P1900 to Busy ins at .
UP STAIRS.
A 1.00]: at Our large Assortment of
"FURNITURE-r
Will 51!“!st I'oss That For
Style, Price and Quality,
lIIIIIIIIiIISI DAVID STOW’S,
87.389 AND 91 MAIN ET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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GPRIHGWOOD.
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T. am Gm do SON.
animations numb l'ltllMI'TLY.
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GROOERIES AND MEATS
Tweutyin sec inthls town, we! tbs—lathe
Sentinel once, where it as berets inoperatfoson
agitation.
- - roe. —~—--
W.H.MEEKER
Sole Agent for Norwalk.
——-——-OOO-—-—-
3AM“! mum AND w. mun,
sumo A WILL“.
mummmsflfiflm
stamina-unmet.
99 mm W
snsw 1111.1. shoes.
”First-class Binaries
AT LOW PRICES.
WealwsysbsuuhdfiswwflW
lolchesier
creamer!
Butler
mwl‘mnh“.
Norwalk Chronicler