aw.
WINTER S ADVANCE GALE
It Comes with a Howl That
Indicates Bu ineas.
HEA‘I “INC IN HlN\l2‘tl"ltl"l‘.
Che (5M0 “ruched Its “natal \IIlImtty
In the “'mulcn NIIIIIIIIg MIItII tin-hing
IIII llmtrnlluw It
It i'lttymn‘ Stile:
('Imxht "llu't' hunlitiu.
NI,“ \'III.I.. \II.‘ :II ”311.. IIIIIIJIII; mow
storm II!.:- II ~IIIII~II lllln It!" «If. Ilwn-II'M
yl‘hll‘l'klll} I‘:t:!II- llIIIIl llII' IIzIIIIIy land of
Fit!“ 2.1. II I. II. lu-IM that! III-turn ll ‘IlJl'll‘l
In I. :.I' II my up all; llll‘ Allan“. Mull-Itirll
‘1 k” ,, II I I. II. t- I. r gr “III III III” mullzv
erII . .1, l‘I.I .II no “In lllnl.’ It“), limiting
the ‘1‘ III; I. II niwtt II IIIIIIIlI l the mo
tnIleix .: 'I'Illl" I. '2. u rum Hi \IIIIII. mino-
lllllI'~ .II Witt) Lillm IIIIII ll ullur I.II-.I'~z Ill
thirty lnlt' no!” an hour.
“or.- t I’Il'Ill II «In III mum {min “I IIII- I :3}
ull-llhlhtlgll .\' II England nu-l lllI‘ IIwIIIrn
tilntm.
Tllt'l’v' \‘ I :' . lI-It I‘ «II All ;:t‘.~ VIII lllI' .‘ll‘W Ix
III fIII-I. I III-Ilml) I Il' I. I'lIIIIII'l III
riIIII. TM! in, I'\I If.“ IIIIl' oi: \‘I'th‘ll'l‘Il nut.
ThI'IHItIIlzlleIh H‘l Ihr rlrII'tI-Il :[IIILI- IIl lll"
light tnn‘rl. Imil mum-II that I‘IHII II ”I III IIII
lllIII- .‘Illl"' lll' IIII Ix VI I‘II IlIIII 2! lh'lll M
frII'IIanIiglrru [III IriIII- III~ IIIII tvlnlr
. usual Mm! .II lnl~lll .~ In I.:-III'3
tom-re lI:.-lI:.»<II,;h III III» in I I‘ll” ' IE II- IIII-
’uiIlIlI l .‘m lll'HlllIIl Iuru- nnl II . :‘t I’II‘I
WIIIII. l..IrI_'I III lll“ ,. II- In“ . u I In on. I»! ”fit“
otYIlIII ha I; \ IIIIII III-IIIIII, hum l'IIrk rIm‘
into BIIIIL'IIIIIII >tz“I,IIIt.
S. rgt. Dunn. III II.» signal :IHrviI-II lIurcIIu,
thl at I'I yo. “1.: “Tllln la IIIIIrI,IIIf :I wind storm
lllllllllll}x'llltl,:ll>1'. and from present indica—
tions I III» I: II II. IIIlt “ill 11M IIIIIrI‘ than
twelve llIIllf'ri. Uni) an im II of rlm“ has
fallen in this cit} [doubt if tho- {I III Inn‘s;
at Jar-kwnvillu have lwn killml.
clear Iv-IIII III r tl‘v‘ru III II,
ut lurk In Maine m “V I! II~ lIIIrI-
fall ('Kl-‘llll: M for \IIIst Its llntfnln.
The Mic “ll!- IIIIII null} high III l' Inn-y III
land nit-l tlIII Inr.’ l‘flllll‘tl tiara-1y {rum Nur—
tmI'I. l‘nint tn 111w ”Morn point of the island,
OI! the l’rlt‘fllfll lintcl. Tll" I’lllt'l Ilmtingv
n-pnrtnl “11» mm vomiting "Why It sour.-
snmll tram.» bull-lugs Int-l IlIoIItiI-s l'i“l'u"l"‘ll
Norton's Point and Wm: llrightI-n. 'l'III-
storm “1|: wry I'm-ere nlnxut the sitar-III I»!
Staten l~l;uIIl. The >41va which fell through-
out the day “In followed by It hail storm
Which lflblt‘rl far into the night. The wind
blew a gale and many \‘Imls t-II-I:.~hIIl:I-r
in IIII- (‘nt‘iw‘ nlzmtt Ill” lblilllll.
Incoming Slt'fllllhllll‘é cwntinuwl tn I'I‘Ihll'l
unmtmlli rI-II ,glI II'IIIIIIII~ rnt P III ’Il‘III ( .It I
nudCit} It In hut-Incl ll Illl It. I 23ml. .lIll
LII (' ltfltlllflgl' from llm r.- [III III' “hie" II III-
tin-II _II- ~l‘r'lt} pr, IriI‘n 'I- l
gflli’o' IutIl strung IMIII buns lltl‘ null-II! tIzI-ir
vuyngm. The IIII-Ik-atzII-k Ivf the l’rIInL-h liIII-
vessel an». tlIiI-lily l‘lrab'll with suit from the
rough 17193;». and :I luv guard mils on III-,-
City of llichmuttvl wI-n- dist-lanai during the.-
Voyagc bythc llt'flk'yE-“fl. l-‘rIIIII along the
coast there came sturivs of damage done by
the mind tulil wnvn.
A large three mask-.1 ship, which “us. an-
chorol of? Tunipkinsi'illv. dragged III-r nu-
chors and Ilriftol‘drm'n the In)“. and nor-
l'Ole (mp8! colliding with the
States cruiser Boston at Quormttinv.
A mttullmt Ion-1m] with «uni, Ithlle III-in:
towed through tho Kills, {IIIIIIle-rI-Il in tho
heavy II-ra clog! IIIIIlnr tin: StntI-n lslnzrl shore
at Mariner's lmrlmr. .\ two llltblC‘Il schooner
withacargoof brick from llnverstmw, bound
to Ellmheth. N. .l., was blown nah-arc: on thv
reef in the Kills otf l_'I'III.~tItlIlII HI» 4;. an I “'IIIIt
tapioca. Ilcrtrew got into tho ymrltn'II-It,
I» I'll.
"'l IIII snow
and were szfcly lathlwl Ill lilv‘ nil IlI'I“lI'. at; ,
I remrunmg; IIIIIIIIII~.
Constable Hook.
Thcrc “'35 an unuauullv high tidzI nlou; lllt‘ I
JI-rsuy ('Uflnf. and much IlnznngII II III; llell‘ by
the storm. Both lt' wrists (ill' I sInIIII pm lllnllri
along the heath were Iv." .slII-Il will to v- :I. The,
plank walk tic/- r lllt Ii ,;i:thouao
wasbul unity.
at other plans along the l’nttsl.
The high uiml t Iscd ntlhttll‘i’flltlf.‘ damage
in Brooklyn. A t we slur)“ from» building.
become of cn'IrtiIIn at lltltl Third menu".
was blown dot-III early in the evening.
I
ALONG THE COAST.
Valet. Dubai to Pieces—Four Int-he: of
Snow in the Mohawk Valley.
PHILADELPHIA. .‘iuv. 261—le storm in
this vicinity mn- very violent. but furl u-
nately, little damage was done. In thr- city
tlw business signs suffered considerably. A
few barber poles were toppled ow}: Ainu;
the Delaware the river crntt Wct’u Ilrivcu int.»
the harbor early. and forced to remain then»
all day. “If the Jctsey (Inst tho wind i,
terrific, but thc signal serviro officials report.
no loam of life thus Ear. Advices from Delu-
II'arc amIrcht-utl tlI'It small craft have sull'I-rul
down the bay.
LEWIS. Del, Nov. zit-The American Lark
Moro Castle, bound from Philadelphia to San
Francisco “llltlilll tons of cord, arrival at
the Delaware llreahvntzr Saturday" mid-
night. Ytsterday morning the bark's cables
and she was driven (Ill the Break—
water, where she Went. to pieces. T he crew
were safely landed. A three wasted schooner
partedher chaim in the evening and “a:
beached near the iron pier. A terrific gala
prevailed all day, interfering with telegraphic
communication with tho Breakwater. The
bark Hannah, from Philadelphia for Limer-
ick, and schooner William 1). Marvel, m
rcported ashore in the harbor, and a schooner
of about 330 tons is ashore at Rehnboth lilo
raving station. The crew were safely landed
from the latter vessel.
CONNECTICUT’S BIG WIND.
The Harte-t Gale That the State "In
Evcr Known.
NEW HAVKX, Nov. 26,-— -\ trelIIendous
Wind and snow storm prevailed yesterday.
The wind was blotting terribly, and not a
mloouhlbe seen on the streets Sergeant
Cox 0! the signal station says that the wind
“that hour was blowing at the rate of fifty—
mmflu an hour, the hightzt rate that it
MW smooths W (duct) was 8:8-
timed has in 1873.15! the time of the blil
and the wind reached II veluI- -ity of forty
eight mu. on hour, and March ‘I 1577, it
ruched fifty miles, the nearest. to yesterday' I
record that has been appraachal.
The Connecticut drnwbridge at Lyme, on
the Shore line road, forty miles from here, is
open. The shaft was broken in letting a sloop
through, and it cannot be closed. Several
vweh, with mktbnhvatfialtoreach
thedrlw, butnnmceentnlly. It meant oerh‘
taindenthtogetoutontherlverso {Infill
Illtralmhavebematawed. TheBborellno
Willtakono until the storm
Ihtu, Io tint the (luv m be repaired.
Wm!» sent ower the Rowling-
hndrmdthmtoNewYurk.
“nu unite XII-when.
Borrow, Nov tail—IA stun. at duct, with a
'I'I'lv:;:.”:IIIII \\ iI‘I'II '
C‘Itlllllll lb .
ITIIitnI i
I
Iowtmum. m3.
I
liut ' .hI~ '
l
ThI'I'I- is?
Thu storm is “I!“ '
I
III.
h a grant mum plum. Lino. I I diction-
otIIIIIIIII Iit'lmlllin‘ are IIIIIIIIII M mud
n that III: IV? ”x I nIIIII: I III WI.“ II-l "
ltctmlln [IIIIII III IIIIII-I putt I Hf the
hlutv III...» that IIIII Ivl'Jl'lll IIJI» Iwu own
III-Irv» \oru II III I I Hinton. III ll" IIIIIIIIII-m
Int mum MI and truwl II
greatly hIIpIIlIII, II IIII IIII IIlllllI“-liIllll mustn't
oi It I~hIIII,.:I‘. I'M ll Is .-.tI|I .«lIu‘IIIIIIg thrrc.
III. II..- t’ lib-i \I‘I‘M'ii \ll‘l‘l'tll‘lVl’ll into all
tho large I” “II. mnl thcn‘ “‘I'rII llllbhlw In
Huh‘lu IIIII‘IIIII' I:I~t night.
New llIIIIIp~lIII“~I n-gwrts u blinding guloof
Ilmmuu, the moat wwm cit-r known for
IIIIIII N‘IINIII nl llll‘ your. At .‘ianlmn thrm
luv'lum full. and III t'lut‘I-IIIIJIII IIVI‘. II III not
Art IWI‘I‘.
Vt'rllllllll fi’lltl" “urd of It genuine blizzard.
“Illl VI‘IIIII binning (Ian; ImlIIII III. III.Iu-, uIIII
tlw lllt‘l‘lllulfll'l-'l’t|l “.‘II IlIIp I'I'I l,‘,lllll'lllllfi
nrv- IIlIII-kml IIIIII I~ Int-I urn llllln‘lwllll". tI‘IIIII
Illuult‘llllutl IdllII‘ unrth “till I it“ \Hll'll lb wry
inurrfwt.
'l‘lIv My; .IlIIII. III‘ lJN'HKIIIl’l. .\'.
(Ill in ll't- I‘Iuhl In H'
III rm. 'l'lI-I N'l‘.” IIII I“
writ, tun must. and I'II,:;.;III 1.
ltur‘t‘IIIIl) .I,-. ‘IHil’J :lI'II'»‘.;I;II,,
ll I~ mp MI I lhut IIIII lllulll't‘ I. I“ I lIIxItI-
I~r~ “I’l't' “l'l‘l‘l‘ II on I\III'III;III'~ III l'. and nil
l-lll IIII-I .I' ill" I‘I'I-I'.‘ I. IVI-II.
Man. I. ."\, \‘., fiat, ;I‘. \ "1\ll II Ind
I'I‘IWlllll’Il IIIIIII: lIII' llllIln‘zl. II II I‘wml
that llll' lam.» Ill tI..- IIIZ.II\:IrI~ :I; l limit-In
count will I» Ira; n in.
A‘ANAJUHAIKHZ, .\'. \'., Nov, .I,‘I 'l'lI-I- Mo-
hIIWk I‘IIIIrI‘ i~ Inur iii-Elm llll~l ‘I' «1th , and
ti..- hlt‘l‘lll h bull [Il‘u‘l’ttlllllg 'IIIII lit“ mind
,is tillml \Htll lI Ills stullml Ul' Immg to
lll')‘.'I‘,
Y, lll‘lllt‘ll
lilwll. I~II 2' during ”11‘
Mr llII: ll l llt'l' IIIIWI
I‘:.pt. I'Iurku
GEN. JOHN NEWTON RESIGNS.
"III. l‘I“l\:III- I‘lltllllhn to Attend To.
Talk About IIIII NIII'rL-unr.
.‘I'I1w YIIIIII. XIII I IIIIIIIIIlmIs \v- rI-IIx—
[III III) ti‘I II . In All IIIIII'III .. will 'l‘ of cum-
IIIIMIIIIII r uf IIIIlIli- \Inrk» III III II. .lulm \‘IIII—
I. II. 'llII- l"\- :.I ll Ill Iwn «qr t. l by lllf‘lll,
but tip-y III-III Iln‘ ll't’ll IIlIlI- In IIIIII-rminn its
l' :r’llll'l'lrw" I I'll l-ml IIIl':-.Ir .' I tlIIIy IerI-
ll‘ollll‘l-I‘l m mind.
and 1mm! of them
..i I'illllllllll' In III.-
II III“ I' i |' Il , ~ the
I'IIIIIIIy Drum-rat».
by ‘llwltulu- (If lW‘l‘J‘
I! III III- Il-Iy'it'I-I!
from it. and [III-
TIIIIIIIIIIIIy llu‘il If.
till‘ fIIIr III Injury ,I
”Mr
llrtullt Ifuslvt‘i-I ll
uIItII .\ln_-.I . lint-I
"v
lotus. M' v?-
f
A
ltt «hull lIlHI >l‘
LII-1n] n ..n..I.,.‘_...r 1.312 ’ r.I 12105.
tn (II-II. .‘I'IIIIIIIL and I; ' II'IIIvII "1' ”II:
lerI-l Ilurm; which that Stl"<‘(' a *. in his
lpllllHH. ~irI'IIII ~.-r\'I- :l- I'tl!!l!lll.‘-1Hll0'l' of
]Iulrllt' uni Io.
“VII. Erna-11' but :I l"‘[I‘Ii'i-‘l" Ehut hi.
I‘ MKIIntIIIII tut; pursuant In .I II II-I"IIIIIIItiI.III
arrivml II! N'\l'l"ll til-Illlll.‘ Ira. “'l‘ZIIIIII l
“:tnlllflil” prmiIlI-ut I-i‘ tlw I’IIIIIIIIIII [infirm-l
IIIIIIIIIIIIIy," It” said. “III"Y‘" was an under—
titan-ling that l :IIIIIIIIII. Ihu I.II::IIIIII I'Ir
wlntvr, :Iw lipllu' pulIliI- "III-k». .I-IIIIII‘II»
Bl III-NJ}: :IIIIl tlut‘nlv my I :I'. In - I.» advanc-
III; that mmmnfs iIIIIIrIIst~. I IIIIII- nI'tuIl
not!“ in :II- "'f'tl:tll!‘l!.“'llll Ilmt llll‘lrraldll'llllg."
Tin-duo” IIIIII IIIII-I-rtIIiIIIyuf lullllll'lflll.‘
mu I I'I'llllllllv' IIIIM Maya: llvmt’. shall havII
aIIIIv-IIIIII i UI'II. NI-wtnn'. VII‘I‘IHMH‘. llv
would ll": Il’w'llx-l ImIIIIII' III-IIIIIII‘mI
It I) IllillHl'I'Il tlIrlt lII' IIIIII“ Zl‘lll".lll .\li.III
l'mntrhuil. IIIIn mnl In III their Ininusslnnvr
of public India; and Itlwthu! fit“. :I prnl»
(ItrilIlI‘ IIIIIt. I’ll'I'I-fIliIIg :tV' \II‘IIl the hm
Wlill II main-5 lhI term “In
been filling; I xpi II ”r \t )lu}.
it III I..- lit! q» l I- u' I" ltllh
in the vilimI, IIIIII I... mli
L'Iflliltllfiivlltr'l'
l“II V lllI l"! tIlI~
:ItIpmnt
ll, l/lwlwt‘ Smut: LI.“
.\i-II-. .I: :III III I“. ling “ho
W.I~ III: . iv-II wl thiw . “II IIIII l-c phagxtl
I1.-!. III Ill“ 5 art} In?! III ”0, ‘il _\‘r it! It! ”W
“:b‘ all-J);
Similar Iluumzv is rIIIerml! '11:.» b'rIIIIIItI “III-rim lN'I‘lurr-
twill .-
SOUL ANGER TALKS PEACE.
II l’zltriu: Than It :~.vl.13rr.
Raina, Sm. LI; 3i, llrvnim'
apt-(It'll 517 ll lilerflllL: wt
Ho quit» in firms z-l
:mtIlII - II
'IhII l‘atrintic lmtguzz
II‘::rI:I praise of (hen.
llutI'IIIIInvI-r. l'uI- t'.- I I in; In 'lw rin cnt III-r ‘ule Int
tIIthc “its”. :I imperial train III- II' pn‘siad
sympathy with the «at: out rIIjIIiIIIl over
hm I‘SUIIIH from IIIII'III. 'l'lIII speech “In;
grainy applauded, I'7ik'i'lillly the relerenm
m ”In l’IIItzlnngIIr, 'I ll“ (IIIIIIIIistc-scrts that
tll"gr)\'”l'llll|"ll[ itIfI'zI ls l”!ll:1‘:0l\'t' thII 1'3.-
trintw l‘llgllt'. 'l'hI- Illi‘i'ltllg \‘I'ab‘ llt‘lll in
lxIIiarIl-dziy's rmtnurnut. Act-Ass to out-
siIlt-rs “(Is horrid luj; lll“ gulicn. who pre-
ventcdupmpIN-Il pillllll’ rI-cIIptluII. A few
wists III-re I: mic. .‘ll‘wr tlI - banquet which
followed the meeting UI-II. llIIulztIIgIIr made I.
arm-ch. in uhtcli‘hv- slid;
“I out ltlnl'l' Ii patriot than II IIIIIlieI'. l
ardently Ilia-ire [ware—um lie-aw which is
deIIImIIIc-I. but paw.» influx-II by II HP!!! and
dignitim! attiruIl-c. That ix’ the only peace
aI-cuptIIlIlv to French toxins." lle invelghcd
against :umlicy that Ilivinlml the forces of the
Country. musing II llllhlt‘ll'llllg nppearunw of
Weakness, and strongly denounced M. Perry
for waning the country's rawurccs in Ton-
quin while mgniL-In: of the,- perils which
threatcurd Franco.
('ard from the Inaugural Committee.
“'Asmxmns. Nov.
committee hnvo henna] the folloWing: "Many
orgmiimtiou-I and individuals am engaging
for lllfllllbclvca’ quarters in Washington
during the inauguration Without coma!—
mtinn with the inaugural committee. This
en-atcs mtngotitinu, and will tend to induce
speculative 1». ice... The inaugural committee
will hate a record of the In nilntIiII buildings
halls roomsmthiuthe city, with a list of
- the prices thereof and how opene: It a bureau
of intonuntion at their howlquartors, NI;
9.5 and 92:0 l" stroct. All parties, will be aided
and protected by communicating “with the
chairman at that nddrms. lt II ill also mull-
tlte the unsignment of organizations a ho may,
wish to take place in the [IWlUlL and will
“truth a directory to the location of ail
strangers or organizations temporarily pro-~
ent in this cit ' ”‘
It her-Hug Left In the Cold.
, Wumeu, 1V. \ 3., Nov. fill—A land
dick near West Alexander has caused tho
natural gas main which supplies this city to
burst, and the result LI that three-fourth of
the families are II it'uout twat. All the hotel:
last night were obliged to lay in : stud of
out and are doing their utmost to make
their guests comfortabla. Fully hall the
people wet-I: obliged to out cold suppers, and
n greater n’nuber [mod the night huddlod
in their llvlltlcfi _“’llll winter wraps on. At
tho thwtm people were obliged to retain
tholr wraps and stunpod their feet Wham
qportuuity uttered in order to keep them
worm.
Found In It Trunk.
(lowest, Nov. m—A trunk can
“Icon-pee at Berg-filluolneburgfi
t at the Am can Packing company
Stomdoutbodockatliuher. Thaslmll '
ha been tractured, and thovigtin's watch
and 8150, whbh ho was known to havohad
whwhntnam,wwo tubing. Allow-nth:
» a, v “mm
I01_\l.rl!'ltlltll’|" Col. X
\I V'- III'II lI: I5
.I ;:r ItIIIuIIgII :
llvpltlt’ ’
lltv IIIW ‘Q .
“(I M .‘l..r..~ , j
Ila—The inaugural
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, MONDAY NOVEMBER I26 1%.
DAVID STOW,
w..m.—..~.m
THE SENTINI‘. L.
JAMES COLDBN. Editor Imd I'mwlistm.
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Murmurs and III-aunt to from.
hurl! halite! to u-Iit: [In hue.
flag": it" finds
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Architvrt and Hill Engineer,
FIIIIIIIIIII'II l'I Ill". nu cIIiI'utIIIIIII and rIIIII'rIIItcud-
Int-II: tnr llll' I‘IIIIFIflll'llUN III n‘uy (llrt‘fllbllnll
III lnnulmge,
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I 'rrug‘ ’l .xlIII' II IIIII! IlIII: W uIIIIIgIoII Isl. ..
no. Nomad: l'. U. not???)
2 I I“. rumor-:1;
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Agrut [III the cI-'I“bra|I'II
Bohmor Planes.
llKl-Iuml -I In}. [In lIilIIg. Nnrunl‘ I‘IIIIII.
II'I; tint
l) )lt. A.
{It boulh MI: II rllfl‘t'L [I’D t'Ity Il-ml
Ml! Ill Milt“ Ahl‘i.
CL I‘ltK,
NIII'III. III.
Uttiu llum. < Hm: [I III.
Te 1:] hum comm IIIIII ll; III II y. In.
H. I'l‘St'K\\'lfil.l ..
Altt lll'l'EI 'l‘.
“H m {.1} llIHllzllItr I- Binds.
“ash: l gluu l‘lltll, .SnuIlI Numulk jtlll ‘IIII
;\LE.\'. 5. (.lllb'flh',
or." :JIII
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A FULL LINE lll’m
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
ero Steel Iloor Mats,
something new. host think out.
W. C.QUINTARD,
IUSIC HALL BUICK.
Slate Roofing
. o o ow-m
We are preturcd to do that clot-10h of
mm Mm.
F u r niture.
BA RGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
l‘IIII-IIHI Mammal.
t‘ In "y and (ink tuttry
Guild Antique (bk Plumber Hull. 8 places, v5.00; formerly laid at film
Alli Chamber Suiu. 8 Mm». ”0.00.
TABLES.
1 III- llhl'fil amIIImI-m (It Antlulu- and Inn: y covered claim. tI'uot Ila-Ir. Bluklnit ”M. «II. . I.» the
HOLIDAYS.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN 81‘.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up STAIRB.
The best mil or" mild [or the money.
@LATING
In cltht! BANGOR. ISAB'I' "ANGOB. or
PKNABGYI'.‘ BLATK
all cents 1181‘ foot and upward.
Putluwzrhmg Slate rnntlu;I IIhoulIi rm. on or
below rolIIrnctIng t’lllt'l’hl rr.
A. BACK a Co.
“'3th st. toot ct anvil-nut South Ronni“
E. C WHITNEY’ S llll‘ S'I‘IIIIE,
6'75 Main fitroot.
SO. NORWALK.
IIItioII
We Have Received 4,800 Cans of the
'l'uIIIIItIII-<
'lhosc goods Inc tlII- finest pan-km] and put up for those who
C III :lpplOCl into a first class; articlv, and we
re: Isonahlc pt iI C.
These goods hike the lead and our sales exceed our expec-
(' ont'ollcd and sold III this
Apritois
'l‘ be best Is the citeziposl
city :IIIdtoIIII uni) h}
Celebrated Dew Drop
Sugar Corn.
applc Succulnsh Lima Beans
lunches l’ as llIIIIIlerics, Blackberries Lobster, Ito.
(Ix-limit Cherries,
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 \VASI l I N ( 1‘. '1‘( )N S'l‘RLJE’I‘.
l’ine-
lluIllct Pears, String Beans,
shall sell them at a
- ‘.' .. .-
FRAMING at lowest nrim.
stun II t‘uuru I... \'.'II!I.Ii
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Tum extra: no In llvlll mm by “It ILIII-I III (,3.- or
lew l I II r.
Kil‘htllce on I. tll uII-IIlttgy.
F TIIUJIHK,
1.
IE‘ILN'I' FUR Till;
PlilElllX Insurance Co. at Hartford
ASI-
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lulWAt'l'uN. (URN
. putt“. In “:3, If
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IfaI-Iwr III: ‘Vt‘ll!l‘ll'.."‘ and hollow. Ire Chain
t‘llllalnllllf on ham: furltw rick am: “t'll. Ills Curle-
Iian-III Hunt Bow. and Elltlrln}llll‘ll III'IIrII.
5n MAIN >’l'.. my, Souk“ I. Hi, VT.
'1 c. cum”;
and builder.
..: H. I}: It“ .~ ~-
; rumpuy .I“. :IIIIui‘ .II
or Him.
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t‘IIII'pcIItt'“
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anzs'rtos. ’
, . , . , . .
muting .IIIII'IIIIIII huppltca,3
Atmrhrncnts, I’Iirts, Nu‘lllx‘é. livilr. etc , furnished
General Repairing 0' ml titul4rtltll malts-II of
5mm}; Mortimer. C. M: SllAIIIEH.
Ht Mniu 22L. 5n. Vow-Jr. 25584}
J I). II IZSBISGti.
Scrotum tut. .Q'Izlltt: ud.
Undertake-r It EIIIbIIIIIIcI'.
ELBTRII‘ .‘mltl'l' lit L'. IN THE OFFICE.
So. 1 Knight SI. Refinance, 5 Elm sh.
830 3-" Norwulk, ('onn.
J it, In rams».
O l
' I
llmhlcr and Lont'ztctor.
lt'urk dune II] the day or contract.
”the too: of ltnvilnzid St. on Water 1’1).me at:
x
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SOUTH .\UIHVI\LK SA‘ I568 HANK
.’l' I'Im-hington Stu-nu
III-III: Daily ntm 9 to It II.I:I., and'tvotn t to 3 p.13
xll'l «In Saturday crating: from ll to 3.
thtcrcsst allowed on Deposits.
ALDEI X SOLMASS Pr?!
JUHN ll. ”ml: is. V in tru .
In; 1-. . JoltV t! KXAl’l'mu nno Tim
(Ill-urge ll. ltnylnond,
FUR) l'l‘UllE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and me my large stock of all kllllll' of tnmituru
30 Main Stmt. Rom-ti.
Also WWI, to furnish everything meant
the interment of them-mt, dry or night. Talc] 1:th
cugncction with Initiative. No 3 Berkley place.
chl
lwl ( ) RI 131?. B" I] Ofi’ T,
J EWELER.
No. 15 Railroad Place,
.111. alwayl In dock a full line of
Columbus, Wattharn,
Eight. Springfield.
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Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American Clocks, '
Artistic Silver Ware.
Diamonds III Fine Jewelry”
xouunmornru‘ounoonmm.
—-——~« «too ~—-—-
Full line of Artists’ Materlals.
’l‘ R tr-I'I‘R A2“,
( )l"l‘lCl‘\i\',
S'l Main St. South Norwalk.
\I‘lllll Intuit-titan.- III-:IIII: ed and nirrertcd.
Gold Stuntman, ltulinz llows nml Etch 'iupct
GROCERIES AND MEATS
I-- --—A.\T THE OLD STAND (JP—fl
'I‘. BURR GUYER I35 SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
.‘lIlI (illlll'lllfi I-‘IIIIII'ZID I’ROMI'TLY.
ZITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE WITH US.
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GIVE US A TRIAL;
Oct [1:qu ore of "23“.. -rqu;tl:ty ml at MI. ' "
TH SE
WHO DESIRE
E BEST OF“
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Away-I than“. and at a moderate price voutd do vol
III mil at the
Gen ’, hill 3’ and Children’s
Mllllllfl lINlIlllWlllll
In All Sizes and Good Values.
l. llllKllllMlN & Still,
85 Washington Street.
South
Norwalk.
III II Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
OrIluII solicited .md goods delivered to any pm
of City.
.lllllllllllt Sillfll'llllll, I’I‘IIIIS.
~01:—
ILL GRADES
AND AT
LoWest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
AT To stimulate the lllk trade Ive propane to «enduring the present work Ive lots of Rich Black Gm
Grain Hm the guiuini- GU INB'DIroodr, It the tottering prices: soar. ., St 00.ntl.15.mfl 3J5 per
yard. There are magnum tor rich Black links but they am not a otgoodr:
on the contrary. they no made of In excellent quality at pi: a silk, loll, rich an Inn and as
(man: tor nertlco as any out in the world.
rememdmwhuwemwnmmebdmnotmbubmfld forfiyem.
Paula Francalse.
' Alotota) leer-Ilium Momentum. I.” Ital .wlllbewmn 1.1. Ito-vb
mourn will launch: below. . I; It, 3 '
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark J; Luna’s Block
I... IAIN’STIIEET. I
W. B. HALL & (30.,
Barngmponm.
Special
BY WHITE LINE STEAMBR
We have this day attend at the (Emma [tom at thin port one lot of Si? l: Warp Henrietta cloths
“his [I nmlu all the new mules—also all the numbers of the Beat Black Henrietta.
one profit by selecting from there lotII.
Importation.
"BRITANIC.”
BROADCLOTAHS
II t’ Ilfl) oll'cr. our own importation. tiltr pieces of Ladies Brmdclotlu on which we guarantee 3 av-
Prim, 31,3) 253ml st 50. . Rut: lot has twelve chutes.
Extra. Wide Wool Henriettas.
of .0 cents I not
0! ourown lrn ltlon.
5.5%.. 5%., £56.75: ..§0c., ands:
One can of the widest sad but Henrietta Cloths ever brought to thin
market will be out-ml to day; also 3 large time 0' medium M! of cum
COMBINATION SUITS.
i WeIIIInopenIomymhnnIImammbunIIInIInIu-Itlimiyoueonnytewmbem in the
Cl
”'75 CENTS.“
york... of Rich Black llhadnnu Coluedlthadlmaandllluk mllfl.ourheat81.wgoods a: 75
An Unusual Opporlnnlty to Buy the Renowned Gnlnet & Clo
Black Silks.
At Low Prices.
Colored Franoalse.
mama-In.
mmmmmmwwMImmmymmtawmuw u s: to h
BEAM-mo
Ladies cw. ave
and Henrietta print. 335
CIIAISTlIlll BIIII
Have placed in stock their full line of
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21
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GOMSTIIII'II
Insurance Building, ltasonlc Building.
m
80. Ion-walk Hannah.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR 8 ALE
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Situated on-llain Street, Went Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elmo
wood Avenue, Monroe Street“ Woodward Avenue, Love Street,
Concord Street, Spring Street, Corner Summit and Golden
Hill Streets,“ llnvilaud Street, Corner Union and Franklin
Streets, Meadow Street and Turnpike
LOTS
Situated on llain Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West.
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Mallow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street, Elmwood Avenue, Bay-
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue, ‘ V
Day Street, Raymond Street, Corner Water and Raymond I
Streets and Lots Fronting on the Carriage Bridge. 3
East Ndrwalk.
Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn Avenue, '
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue. I
The property on the above list will be sold at ransom.
prices and on easy terms. .
We also have some outside property for sale at very reason-
able prices. .
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