It
‘_ W.
hut?“ III pant-Io wanton. no"
‘mn Tn I'M" "
,. .‘ ‘9'. ~Th¢n moody arrived
I- Mayan. Ito-tun Mum who, al-
IIII :to prom old, haa spout. early two
It the car‘- pct-Olin, and mind hour
“'0 had only by themmwnt chemo
III-mun mun-I before In. III-II.“ but
it M‘I album In It mom ulmh
“III Idthsr Ittuud up our lie down has made
h.“ mnlhl htar of the cut 'uxov-
mt. Thin young Russian a I biting turd
“I “L. I‘itlutor. HtuIiI-III III Ii. t'. I. "
M Mr. Ellmor‘n mu I» not iZIItnIIr. it
glitch, lie thinla. cit-II III 11‘ in free
with no yumlliun of political
hon, Income he might III:
{or b to lot bin rcul‘ tquo ho
kidntIpcII.
lull “ L C. I.“ ostensibly III-ml for
l Mlle IujIIriuI, but in rIIaIItI they
ntouuowu uIe. lliili st mooning. 'I'ho _I':,IIIIII '
m is tut excellent linguist llI- mys lIII
mmmfltdhe same time II-I unshis
th were students. in the
UM? of Rt I’t’lt‘l‘hlflll‘g .t m rI-t
Wmdiuuncml In one “I tho
W and eighte-IIII numb: of hill-
htsI’OIIoIml. EIIIIIIII IImI lmudml in u
until Vllhgbtallml Htliuwni l.I they; Attn
Milt 0! Rome. lly ltlilltll' Iii. [mine IIII
“pillars- recaptured. m an' I .I,;IIIII lIIIIl
mlb’Anl‘rlm. He to non writing a book
describinghls hardship and tinI mnny iui
quities and outrages of the min Ilt‘ntltllc
government.
I t .
W" i' Chinatown runa- dourunlluta.
Maillot- dun-Tho police have I'm
polled MM. latupicb anti I)‘,JI'IHI Iz'I-Ixnli
joumulbtu, who hate lately lil' n t'lI‘ utge-l
iuhdlung mrmmndencc to l’flllolall nuns-
paper: The ofllcinl reason gin-n for their
expulsion Is that tiny have made. lllt‘llll-Lt‘lvt‘s
obnoxious. It ht presumed that litry have
been nullified because (I! the l'lltlrlll“it'l' of
the hrticles they have written.
Thrown by llll l'.nhIIovnI
EVAS'IWILLB, Ind. ‘I'ot. 19.~.\n uniting
Wrestling contest took place here bttwecu
James Morgan and the celebrated athlete,
unylne Thompson, which nus W011, to the
surprise of any one present, by Morgan.
The thatch was catchnsvcutch-ctin, best two
otithtthree falls. Morgan, who is a much
In man than ‘TlidllIImn, non the match
inthellrsttuofdlls'.‘ “
llenry (Wolfe‘s Reception.
Loniox. Nov. 19. ~Mr Henry George the
fhmons advocate of title single tax on land,
all! Mr. William Saunders, the philanthn»
plat and (Ix—commoner for Hull, wen- moths
thrty landed at Southampton yesterday by a
large and enthusiastic delegation of ltmhmls.
They were given a very cordial nIcepIIou and
proceeded to London, uccompttnitwl In; a jui
bilunt company.
The lchuIIfle-lern fight.
Smu'ron, 1113., NoI. l'l—‘Sen papers
have been drawn up for the prize fight toa
finish between Jack Zichulifl'o and Billy
Xylem, “The Illinois t'yclonc.’ The new
articles make the weight :33 pounds, give or
take two pounds, the winner to be light
weight champion and have custody of the
diamond belt.
”luncaotn'a Senatorial Cor-teat.
Hilxmmus, Nov. :9. -——1’Iegnrdiug the
contest for United States senator from this
state the friends of (lot emor McGill are
aid to believe that the threatened dmdlock
in the legislature, mused by the candidacy“
Mars. Sabin, “ ushburn and Pillsbury. will
be luvoruble to the election of their candidate.
Kin; Milan‘s Defiance.
.' Butane); Nov. lib—At II recent hitting
01 ' the commission on constitutional revision
King Milan declared that he Ivuuld as little
blade the predominance of the Russian
m alconmntinople as he would couuto
na'nce'thg hutborit y of ‘Ibc Austrian eagle at
‘ )lynlt II Murderer.
’I‘nxxrox, N. J., Nov. lit—James E. Cov-
nnngh, who was shot at the Trenton china
Works by Austin A. Myatt, died yesterday.
Themurdercr, who is in jail, manifests no
. concern over the outcome of his quarrel.
Stirring ['p M. “’llmn Again.
Pants, Nov. lit—Petite France publishts
the tint of a series of documents bearing on
them of M. Wilson, involving a written
promise by that gentlcnmu to procure u
decoration upon the mymcnt of 3m.
.A New llnssinn lutrlnuc.
' 1.051305, Nor. 19 —A special disputi- II from
‘Tieutsin to The Ti: nos sziys it is burned that.
unscrct treaty has been concluded between
Russia and Conn pm iding for u Ilua‘tian
protectorate over Cot-ha.
6' 0n:- lfcnrt, $100, 000.
' Pmsltt'hw \‘o o.v I'I —'l'hc suit of Mrs T.
‘if mama, against Henry L F - ,for sun-
I W damdgw‘ .or breach of promise of mar-
'iihgo will go on trial at Beaver today. Pry
ll a wealthy widower.
’H ’ ' An Ocean Stcnmcr'a II‘utnre.
Boston, Nov. lit—L Iv. Burniinm & Co.
have bought the steamer Atlas. sunk in the
North river, New York. by n terryboat. and
will turn “her into a ( an] t Itriug steamer.
' ’ '- To the Home of “or Youth.
Bun-Ix, Nov. lit—The emperor «ported
him, the Empress Frederick, and her
' to the railway station, where they
took u train on route to England.
“II”? It J‘Z
My“: settledin It" at Mobile: Ini-
WWMMn Deci 14; Immmul con-
tuiuahlwnquaremilen
tr -. ICONDENSED NEWS.
M B. McQuaid and Dixon R. (fowie,
w with tho martin! of Lillie Hoyle.
hsflhcmrdeslad.
“Riv. Willi!!! Cudville, of McKeetsport,
PL. hi been sued byW. P. Wamplcr, late
'Diiituiflctmllldato tor congress, for slan—
lII fill, 000.
,0! the Irish National
Ids an appeal for funds
unfit m‘l’srnéll in his legal contest.
" '5 National Industrial league
“minim of Chinese into
mint, '
8 ulsteri
III-Intel t
”to! Keely lulu: jail for contempt of
an We, the Chicago boodler.
himmlaandtmmpriaononttomotisil,
mama-lat.
m plum and Iosaot liieurenporfl'
“hymn-ha
MM“ Cheatham county, Tenn,
huh-mallet! with owltwnof the comm
’lalplguworktnan at thePeunsyl-
Harrisburg, has tullon
no...“
notorious Hat-
at Charleston. W.
haven men since
to (or
out I" Vlhtura county, Culiiorn I.
; Hm, ”W in boot“.
‘ Int thus for years, and saving himself from
‘3.” «It. . hoes me than. ~ I
WW II at the Netherlands, II III
richest lounging In the norm.
Won the. Yukon river, in Alexia. he!
not tu- III" profitable thin men.
.‘ég‘lh‘fil‘ntlettfl (‘H‘I‘ IIIIIIIIII I-V
0W6 ”Iroaervcd among but i tum
“TWIN Tim. the I itilin [nit \, Inns bid iurII-
wolitollerlmund IIIIII‘oII Into thI- IIIIIIIIIIIIII
d homo life.
IAII‘II "-lItmymi'In can: i iwi intlIIIfnr‘t
that In,- prI-IIIIII'II Il ' ligin I it “I I “WOW
“acycle ul L'uthuy."
A terrible cattle tllht'flm is mgiugiu the
Philippmu blond; III one pruvnwo alone
over lithium animals llll\'t‘ (llt‘ll.
A liiml mun s=truck because lll‘ Innl \I'tll‘h't'd
thirty Ilu} :I‘ I» r u {smut-r tin-l lIu-I bum served
Willi ninvty ntIInIII of griddle I':Ikv\tlltt‘lllj,'
thattiuw.
'I'hIItquInrnquIol ZIlysot'IIiuul mil-Ind in
LOIIIII-iiulargeI-lIx-I; “till I‘J-I illuminated
dials, to t'llllll" Ibo L'unIIn‘IIIyII IptnrtI-I‘Itvu
build of about one ton.
Currie Ilziuttmn. IhLI )aunm‘st daughter of
upour New UrlIInnIIcm-peIIII-r. is bung cIlII-
outed by u pntmucss who Intilm; the predic-
tit» that Illt‘ will find l'uttt.
TIIIIIIzanIf Russia's granted IIIrrmvot‘er
the recent ruiirnnII Iit‘i‘llll'lll in “IIILTII III
umrly loci his life Is cum-III by the fact that
his futot'lto dog'mtzignntio SIINIM blootb
hound, was killed
'l'hotwenty Aruba Mm rI-II-ntlytunrhwi at
Comic Gard-III in n destitute condition would
not go for toward iInpr-Iviug IIIII [mutilation
of this country. own Iixnttglt they brought
religimts (minim-tits mm lm-lI-II trinkets for
lulu.
A young married III inIII in .Illmty tII‘o
much wcurnwl bytiicir trirntls who admire
greatly tIIII pretty things. In lll"ll' tit-Iv homo,
following (Inch I~jncuiatiun ofjcivligbt with
the query: “Uh, “'lll) gave you this?" It
never sccmcd to occur to them that the
young couple IIaIIIIottglI: nnyvt’ their pou-
sessions.
The Albany Journal tell; u {tinny stury of
hownchild Ivar; excused from St'lI-ltlltvilm"
count of the ruin. Some ItmI,I rig-Ill teacher,
on mistvering n lm-wknt tlIII whool door,
found one of lll:l' pupils troll wrapped up to
protect her from the min. "TI':|"llt‘l‘, mother
says I needn't (“onto to school I-ulny. ‘I'ausm It
rains.” ntulilmvn stairs thelittlc InaIII [led
him a I' l'l"l1lt311Ctl Ilccr
l'J
Sumo: Among the .litt: III.
Each prnwn II I.» but one name. I: itimnt
shy profit: or still]: to III-termino- whose child
home)" be, withotminc h’ often given from
u more Ivlinnuis, for I-xztniplII. If a baby girl
pitches uyuIIudiI-ty III-l wins In-I‘I’urorito
plaything until this is u very gamble (“.lxt',
for toys are not t'oulmva, the chances are
that she will very Sty-n Ir: IiosignzitII-I us "The
Pot" or "Till: Kettle" by ‘lhl' family, out
eventually the Home will bchInIII .ntllxcll to
her. Hence II'II may my that nanuwx'tri- gin-n
to Ainu children very lllll"ilill‘.‘ same way
tbntinieltunmes attach theme-Ives in) chil-
dren In America and Europa.
Not only are there nu Innnly names, but
each person's name dies “'llll ll: winter. the
repetition of u name in IIIIYI-rI-n: gout-rations
having nothing twin mm the preacrvntion
of the memory 0! an ”Liar pI'JZiJD. Children
are not named for u r:-:II uncle or a maiden
limit, In scciiro "prospcezs" for them. There
are no posthumous names. as with the Japan-
“,nndntleoxl pom-n is not spoken of by
name if it can be avoided by any cit-cumin-
tuition: indeed every effort Is nIaI‘III III and i
all referent c to the (lea-l -J. K. Ihmlrich in
Pupuinr SI- icIII e Monthly.
\II Insurance Again-I: “latt- -r.
A family «I my acquaintance :IIIoktI tn.I
other morning III IInII thn: n break hail oc-
curted in t‘uv.I water pipes In the bathroom
on the Strand floor and that their back pur-
lI »r was flooded. '1' he carpgtsn‘cw saturated,
the furniture womb-ruched tin-l ”103:. of the
books in the library IvIIrII I'uiuI-II. T he full
extent of the damage could not be catimnted
at once, for it was not certain bow for the
ceiling had been injurwl. The occurrence
suggested thothcstiozt why mute enterprisv
in; men III lithium; III) no: urgent?» u com
pany to insure Imam I: IIIIII- -rs n . .iinst accidents
from this cow». V. in not insure against
Inter us, well (in tire. 4' Thousands of occu-
pants of city home; “'itultl gladly pay a
“nail ju'enuuzn to secure immunity from
loss by sue II an ace dent a: is here dcscrtbed.
'lnm‘e m-cidcutn do not happen \ery fre-
quently, but thcy are annoying in the ex-
treme. llcrciyn new field forticvelnprucnt.
The company that first. enters it will be sure
of at lens: one customer in Brooklyn to begin
with—qu York Tribune.
’ L:
“'atcbiug the . Restless (lraulwpprr.
There is nothing like having some definite
object, not too momentous, {or scrutiny and
contemplation duringn mention trip. The
Linencr has one friend who says that she
rpccuiutcul much during her outing as to tho
habit of the grasshopper in climbing to the
end of a stalk III' gran», and then, utter stop
ping a moment, running down again. Why
should the grasshopper be fort-Ici- climbing
upthe stalk-I of grass! And why, having
got there, should he fiddle the air relic-div ely
for awhile, and then run down again! The
grasshopper, during this. Indy It vacation, no
doubt sent-d her, since she had to have some
occupation. .cry much' In the way that the
pin did which Lannie-or was it somebody
elsol—found in his dungeon, and which he
threw up in the dnrlmess. gropcd after and
found again, and then again threw up, only ,
toward: nfwr it once more, beguiling him-
lnatnity.~Boston Transcript.
Hints Concerning the Lips.
Red lips the dune ncement of good
limith and 3 health' is cilia fashion; women
who have It: 'detennincd wills frequently
get into the bad habit of drutv mg their Iipa
together in a way tIl-ythink cxpresscsdo—
termination; the lips are very pliable and
naturally assume the position which' Is often-
ast yen to them, so she who feels on
pleasant terms with the world at large, who
makes it a point only to say pleasant things,
will have about her mouth that something
that the French cull riantc-tbo look that
tells of n laugh without the sound, and u
smile that. is not a smirk. With all his gal-
lantry it took a Frenchman to say this: “To
be beautiful It woman must not. talk much or
she will contract her mouth in on unbecom-
ing Innuner."—“Bnb" in Philadelphia Timefi.
repel-city of the Autobiography.
Ono often sees the gnhnt form of Mark
Twain In New 10th. for he comes often to
Ink utter the Maine! the \Vebster Pub-
phtaa
which
to a friend tho
"Nothing lull- like an auto-
thy.
,"asid bu “Bring on: thehlog‘
ttan bythowsll lmovm suthorof
shwthousandeoplea.
undthosulawill
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Subscription Price,'$5.00 Per Year.
Want Adva.>,‘«_- Id! It. 23m:
lattmm and Ilcutha L‘tI tunic.
local Notice: 10 cent; per line.
gaging} (ads.
[at n. unarr.
Architect amtt'tm Engineer,
I nrniphcw Plans. nitrification:- and “parkland-
u cc for the cunatruction at every dept-notion
of building!
'l'lilllis IIIIASUNA IILB.
UPHCB‘TJSIOI a Building Washington 6!. ..
n’ Norwaik. I’. 0. box” no.
(I
I". IIIIINDI. ..
0 HAND TUNER AND REPAIIIEII.
Agent [or the tuft-brand
Sohmor Franc.-
lnrlm‘ood'e llull Building. Sorumk tfonn.
mm 'im
1) It. A.‘ . .l'L/‘IKK.
51 South thin rtn-I-t, opp City Hotel.
StIl'Tll NUIIWALK.
, t 8 to 9 s In.
(Mice Hours. < t2 to 2 p to.
omit ism Telephone Chnllfllhltll l II to 8 p. m.
A RCIIITEI T.
than .50, Untilam‘e Block.
“minimum ettect. South Noni-Iii:
\ LBX. S. (IIIISOS,
1
13-13311)
int CI 41.11:: Itxutiat t'ltlll'th,“’lll‘f
(limiiiu: ;‘ ,. II'
' bury. 'itxrticr of
l’innoi’oric, Organ and Musical,
Composition.
70:. ' Loch lquil‘JI'. lt., SHIP-6.81.5 IU‘I'
l)“. C. I". llt)l'T“'l" LL.
I)E\Tl'i't'
(Mine and Remit-Irv.
Latnru's Dunn. MAIN ST, .I-II XIIIIWALK.
TI-v. II cztncu-II In h' on! pit”: by Eli! L‘I‘ (diluent
I’.- III-r.
‘y—(lmfl‘ opt mien-hm. :
1‘ THO)! ES,
.1.
All 331‘ FOR THE
Pitmnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
\‘( YI‘A X‘ \' I’ll I KI..I( ‘.
“()WAYTUK. €055.
‘I B. D'AB’I'OII‘II,
j u
(,‘ulcrrr tor Weddinua sod I'urttciI
constantly on hand for the nick up: we. I
hrami Ito-It III-er 3nd Employment "(an
bolus". so. NORWALK (71‘
J c. mom}.
Carpenter and “minor.
Plan: (emit-her! end Eé‘titwtlen give:
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
P Ann atrem'ut. Imir Mam
0
x “-3. South \orwni‘ It Ct.
A1111. \"l'lus.
Sew’ tug Machine Supplies,
Attachments Psrts Sentinels. mite. I-tc. term-nod
(loner-l Repairing of all ‘.Im II!- Al‘l mnhw o'
Sicving Machines. I'. . silAll. ER.
81 Main St. .. no. Norwnik. 358-1)-
lro Cream
“1'9 cele-
I II. JENSIMIH,
Sacco-II .1 :0 L. 8. Qnmnu'.
Undertaker & l‘itllltalllllt‘l‘.g
, ELECTRIC NIUIIT ow. IN Tut»: IIrrtIra,
No. -I Knight St Residence. ti Iiitn ht.
8‘50 3m Norwnlh, Conn.
J [K- RAYMOND,
V
Builder and tonlrnctor.
Work done by the Itsy or (outrun.
0m: foot of Ilavtlnnd St. on Water. 1‘1). Box 617
Sol” ll HORWALK SAVINGS RANK
5) Washington Street
Open Daily from? to 12 MIL, and Iron 1 to! p. I
IInd on Saturday evenings from G to II.
wintcrest allowed on Ik p. .Iit!
amen SI vIJIANSPm
Jonuu immiis \Ic: rm-
mu JOHN u. uxarr m. 'm rm.
George II. Raymund,
FURNITURE DEA LEI! I
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and no my lune st of all land: of furniture
W36 thin Street. Norwulh.
not "HEWWIIW
HOMERB. IIOYT,
JEWELER.
l 5 Railroad Place,
ll“ sin" In Itock a full line of
Columbus, Waltham,
Elgin. Springfield.
—Aun—
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American Clocks,
We 'Bllvor Ware.
nut-ont- nut Fine Jewelry.
In: Wm moan noon mourn.
No.
a In... mun or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS, ,
Oils Yggnishes.
Berry Bron. lltll'tl Oil Finish.
“’iro Steel ”our Main,
ttotncthlng new. Inst thin: out.
W. C.QUINTARD,
IUBIC IIALL BUICK.
Slate Roofing
--~"- .0.“
We are prepared tone alm clan Job of
SLATING,
In cltlw BANGOR. EAST ”ANGOB, or
IMAM?! BEAT
at 5 cents per foot and upward.
w n II n ”I m
Putin withing State rooting should came! I»
bolero contracting c'acwhcre.
A. BACK 85 00.
Water 8t..foot or [laviland South Norwalk
tannins ART sun,
37x Mam fitroot.
' SQ NORWAI K
-w. .. .... ._ ....
FRAMING at lowest nrlm.
____..,,,,,_.__,
Full line oi Artists’ Materials.
J. 'I‘ R lfi'l‘ll ADI,
()I"I‘lClx\l\'.
S3 Slain .‘I'I.. SIIIIEII THIrII‘nIII.
Vtml Importation.- mm II and com-(ml.
Gold Special”. lmiirx Ilnw‘ Ind Etc Home!
Our Ignace art It! pug-I not quality at d :It reamnah c
priccs.m:1tt
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Alwayr I'm-II and st a mule-raw print would in well
to call at the,
Central Mari
Order! solicited and goods delivered to any part
of City.
Jillillil It SIIII'WIIII, l’l'llll.
ngnttnnfiifil§'
ILL GRADES
III
AND AT
Lowest Prices It
The Best Goods for .
the Least Ilonoy
_..._A1I_
H. S. BRIWN’S
B00'l‘ It snot; stone;
Clark a: Lune‘a Block
M... m‘vm-w—m -Mhm_m .
mm- ”mm
.. "mg”... . r»...
[IIIE THIIISINII BUSHELS 0F POTATOES
Now is the time to put III your Winter's supply.
90‘ "W
Sold at a. Low Price by the Quantity
—-AT--
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR’S,
70 VV J‘Sll‘ N(I‘r'.l.‘( ) N fi’l‘llldlfil'l‘.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
——-—.\T TIIK ”1.0 STAND IJF-——
i“ .‘i T. BURR’ GUYER JASON.
In.
SPRINGWOOD.
I‘IA'J "RIDERS I’llilil-ZID I'INHII’TII'I'.
ZITY FOLKS FIN“ 11'
.— Goo 0-...
TI) illl‘llll ADVINI‘AIII'J
vam us, A. T111154.-
'I‘U TRADE WITH US.
A Look at Ottr Lat-go Amornnent of
FURNITURE-—
\VIII Sluts-sly 1'0“ TIIIIt For
Style, Price and Quality,
The 1111100 to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
UP STAIRSI
SOUTH ' NORWALK.
his llillli In Children
'MIIIIINII IINIIIIIIWEI
In All Sizes and Good Values.
l. IIIIIKIIIIMIN & Still,
85 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk.
W. B. HALL & CO.,
BRIDGEFOR'I'.
._.~. QWI
Special lniportation.
BY WHITE
‘~' LINE STEAMER
"BRITANIC. "
We hate this day cntcnd at the (' uttom Home at this put on: lot of .‘I k \I'; tp ”I v r ctla ciI-thr
whlch are In all the new Ishndcil— elm all thI Itutntw r9 II! the Ike! Il’ ark Ilcutieu. 15
one profit by selecting from these lot-I
BROADQLOTHS.
We aim ofier. our own Importation tlttv piecm n! Lain-4 Broadcloth. on which “1‘ ”Imnintc.» a .m-
Prices, $1. 81. 25 and $1. 50. lint h lot haw twelve whach-
‘ tug of '0 cents u y: rd.
’Extrl' ‘W‘iti’é "Wool H6 iiiiettas.
otourown Importation. One cue of the with-In. and best 11¢ onctta (‘lotha ever III-I night to than
I. mim- cnn rate
market will he Went] to day: ubIo s large l" e 0' medium grudI I- or Ctnhmercs and llenricllnp. wires 37%
«titanic. 596.. mm
90a. and”.
COMBINATION SUITS.
———'7,5 CENTS.
120 Pitcea of Rich Black Rbsdslea. Colored Rhudsntea and Black Fabien, our heat “.03 good: at 75
We shall open to day one hundred new and bsautifnl llllll and only one of I style will be cold in the
c:‘rtnfi'llnnwul opportunity to Buy the Renowned Guinct It Clo
1b Itinulate the pill: Inflow
Grain stile. the genuine Gills
.Thccc are low Ilgun-a for rich [their silks
Black Silks.
At. Low Prices.
reptile to poll dnr m: the present week five lo. a of Rich mack Grm
goods, at the followmg pricea: shots. ., St m. 8! I5. 3| 2:: SI. 35 per
but they are not s correspondingly low mm e of goodl;
It'd.
{In the contrary. they no male of an excellent quality of pu e ailk, soft, rich and hands: me, and as
{snou- for mice as any aiiit' In the world.
"Come and too what we pronounce the but value that bu been sold for 3 years.
Fallle Francalse.
A lot of 20 pleats It “mfg: the gentile: 8| .flqnality. will he opened III-day at St )7.
vslaewueverottuedi nthe
om.
No Int-II
Colored Francalse.
Twenty- -two new “MI. thematudethat we have usually sold at 81. 25. will be told at 31 to in
launchpmehsst
ou- MAIN STREET.
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Have placed in stock their full line oi.
Men’s Youth’s & Boy’s
CIUTHING
For Fall and Winter.
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IIIMSTIIIIIIBIIIIS.
lus-iti'nnco iini titling, 4....
Masonic Building.
'86. Norwalk Nor-walk.
HOUSES AN D LOTS
FOR ’ s ALE
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm-
“'(H'tll Avenue. Monroe Street‘ Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
Concord Sin-III, Spring Street. Corner Summit and Golden
llill Streets. Ilnviland Street, Corner Union and Franklin
Sit-rob, .‘lctttlow Street and Turnpike.
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LOTS.
Situated on Slain Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West
Street. Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow
Sift-CI, Cross Street, Summit Street, Elmwood Avenue, Bay-
vier Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond
,tt'nects, 'lll(l Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge.
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Ilouscs ant ots 5i ended on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue,
I 'III‘ Street, lent y StIIIIIt, Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage
A \‘I.’lllIO, Cottage Avenue :‘Jltl St. John AI "title.
“to ptoperty on the abmu list will he S: III at reasonable
prices and on easy terms
W 9 also have some outside I)“ netty for sale {ll very reason-
able prices. ‘
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nvntt town,
In]. nun IND llilRiNGE Inns,
vW B. HALLtaCOW .
-n 813.180th Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler