... ...: Oregon coast eastward and will " statluury in the United ,ymt’atday, sneapt in the Iiddle Stamwheraitfsli. loth'rs , today, warmer, fair to partly M! will probably prevail, “unscrew-Imam ‘ ,followedbyolondinrss. lo , Bates and New England, , falrto partly cloudy weather ”withhghttofruhmuther- Wywlndafollowed in this ”by cloudiseaa On Sunday in .4 . endinllsw England, slight ,partlycloudytofalr weath- probaflyprevamwithocceaionsl ,, 'Ahd llgllttofresb variable followedbyralnln the western d this union, and on Huntley ‘ . My tooloudy weather. and ' thmmslcbangeswrecededbyrain. mm' flightide Isrwtlde idles are 11.22 ' Iii” LOCAL NEWS. . Anus Conley of this city is visit Md County Agricultural So' I b holding an adjourned meeting at We hotel this afternoon. white bargains in white quilts ct E. W s e 3th the Fairfield County ' bk more into ita new . lathe National Bank of Nor- building. atch night servicrawill be held in In most of the llorwslk lstho- '4 . next Tumday evening, be. 8:80.”— ‘ , pounds of the heat round steak c's’ats at Ferd Bayes’ market. Wfl Bank of licrwnlk has adividendof three per cent. OshhanatlonalBauk use-Ii dividendoffourperccut. . . Inchepsoplssreexcited be- ’KAtieBamnapapermillhsudJss ‘iseontractsdthsdireasewhile ~ Seymourayoncan buy ‘ Batteri- utaf Wes-nu! , ego. or :.,“Mhavemcnrn- ' attmhsdlmdxtydsysln Memos-1min- s peso mourn washroom Win . .‘d'llorthuaiouave- manager paint. ‘ W thh hambthsperson ' ingtnacritieal weer-amen?“ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 28.1889. .....-Wm -..—......— ...... ..-“..w... . _ _.___ mumrmmrm wehsvehsdforaometime. —Greathsrgalns ludumgoodqstl. LBsnka'. CherivsLisneyoflfstrlrsluhssiet» ltsesgrowisgic hrsganlsu. We doubt tactilcrwslkesnbeatthet. «More. with illumination by Letadlaa l‘Vll. illdhrterssle‘smasstli'ryaut, Brass ' dads, leaveathiasvenls‘g iorlrls force or home in Iassscburetts on awssk’s vacation. ~35 pounds pure lard for Scentsa pound at flayes’ market. lailerrier John flealy, of the bor- ough chine, isoi! on a few days’ vacs tron. Substitute Broker-on iaocvering Ir. Healy's route. The meeting of the Young Peoples’ Society of Christian Endeavor of the Congregational church, will be held at ma o’clock tomorrow evening. Prof. Nowell, who has a dancing clam In this city, is holding an informal math use reception at his dancing academy in Bridgeport this afternoon. —A genuine pwolc, hams 10c perlb. shonldersfic per lb.,at T.B.Guyer a Son's. Thedsnger arising from the hole user A. Solmau's hat factory is being remed- ied by the building of a high board fence along the line of the sidewalk. ' It is reported that B. S. Blascer owing to poor health, contemplates, closing out his busine- interests here, andspending a year or two in a more agreeable clim- ate. ~The best prime roast beef for 14 cents a pound at Ford Bayes’ market. Professor Rtlplr G. flibbard, of New Britain, the humorous elocutr'onlst and reader. will entertain the people of Nor- waik at the Opera House on the evening of Jenna-y 17th. John F. Darrow and Barry lorehouse took a spin toSta-ford and return on their safety machines yesterday after- noon. One hour wssconsuured in mak- ing the trip each war. —-At F. B. Bush A: Bro's, decorated china,dinner and tea sets, fancy fruit and cake plates, smoking sets,etc.,at the lowest prices.____ Ayonogmen_— amectsng will be held atthe East Avenue B. E. church on londay evening, to be led by Barry Rider. Aliycungmenaudtheir friends areinritedtobepreseni. ’ Ire. Augtmtus Lyons to-day received from B. Theiiie, trustee, a check for 81,”, bsing tbesmouor of insurance on the lifeof herhusband in tbeOdd Fellows lutnal Benefit Society. —Theentiresto'5k of bootssnd shoes tobesoldatcostandless.atC. ll. Harvey’s. Iideitll Am ,whc has been ly- st her home onlottnvenue forseveral days,pavsrd arather poornlgnhsnd her symptom today havenct, it lstbought,beenqnlte sofavorable The in the case of James 0. Lindsay rs. Thomas Gunning, Jr., wersfiambedlatheSuueriorCourtyes- terdsy. Judgs‘l‘hsyerreasrved h'm de- cision. 'l'hessitisanactionoverarue chanic'slienaud involves 01AM. -Don'tpay so cents a pouadfors Milt! unfair huh: Wynn-can any underwritten» lecturer “WW3? or men-’3 :0:- A man givlq his name ssliorecso lurdoughof Stamford,wasarrestedln ”mm” forstealing lute alarm-Ins ' caveman: Tm newsman-"fennel Chill hail. Hewitt haven hesrlngto- day. Thgrernalns of Samuel Plait, whose desthoermrrsd at the residuum ofhis sou, Reads" Plait, inJerssy (my, on Thursday,willbsbrcuglrthersforburisl in thejlcrwflk Io-srorrow morning. IrJ’mtt formerly livud on Botoaflill. -—You will calm your opportunity if yoadouoteshatlocrslflsrnan’sfor prkrmth‘umsstfafltoault. Callsnd saamlss theirsteehwhsthsr yen para chassorset. AlfrdeJlstte. lo the Bank of line- walk. Isathlshomswekwithdiphthsrla. Thismcrslug Cousmbierraokooulsy Br. and Ira. A. I. Wlucbsatsrmf Wilton,qu takesp their uddsncsla ‘llurwalkoerlsuuaryl. Ths mercury wmt down to 88° above ”In“! 45“ 0' “1“"th without last night. This bthscoldsstwesthvr - Ito-Iv The towel-Int wt- est-ed , Wwiii beebssrved at St. Peer-dutch tomorrow evening as Work out- do“ villi-lb.» sects assertsowsrsousu. continued ”mm tiadsrArrsst'ams Issuing. asrvsda warrant on it. A. Woodward, Treamrsrof the South llovwalkClub, upcutheaserscbsrse thst JamasGor- don,the steward. was acquitted of on by JouphLGtay, and Br. Woodward belagtbsoaswhohasdiss thsfnadeof theduhhewutheiudlviduslwholr. Gray decided to have the warrant served upon. Ir. Woodward appeared beloveJodgs D.P.lorrsll.andwssplaoedundsr ”Misappmranhsl’olicsliocme uvut Tuesday mornlng tor a hearing. CbrlstsisSwartswsuthis security. SI]! IDA! Sll'lCBtl, 'r“ autumn-aria ., . "whine about : Rooter-stunt froth the experiences of the past year. Bracing: Our safe guard for the com- ing year. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Arcbihaid Wheaten. Trinity church. Sunday after Christmas. Celebration of the holy communion at 7:”. Born- ing prayer and sermon 10:3). Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Erscsong and ser- mon 7 p.IrI. lprtngwnea Union Chapel. Subject Sunday evening, "Received him not.”—John 1:11. Wednesday eve- ning, “The house of prayer brings bless- inge.”—-Luke 1S 9. last Ave. I. I. Church. Servmes at 10:30 am. and 7 we. At the morning servrce there will be the movement and meptlon of members. Thesnbject for evening preaching and revival service will be, “Buried Into the jaws of death by the mad plunge of a rallrond train.” Advent Christian church. 10:30, preaching. Subject, “The Con- reraiou of the world; the outlook after lull years' experience; the voice of Je- hovah concerning It.” Sunday school at 12 or; praise service at 6:80 p. m. This service It made special-y interesting by the voices of new converts. All are In- vited. 7:30, preaching. Subject. “The Bible,” scrosticnily arrangrd and illus- trated on the blackboard. This subject will be specially for the young people and the children. 8. H. Tucker. pastor. Christmas Exercises at Trinity Church. Yesterday afternoon the members of Trinity Church and Sunday School gathered at the church in large numbers to enjoy the annual Christmas festrval. Theprogramnre consisted of reading of theoresdand an address by Rev. C. I. Selleck, of St. Paul's Church. Rev. Olen Bullock called off the name of every memberof the school and they all re- ceived presents, most of them being books. The church was tastefully de- corated with evergreen and in the front was a large Christmas tree brilliantly lighted wrtlr candles and handsomely decanted. At the conclusion of the ex are“ in the nudism room the childrmt wereprovided with refreshments in the Sunday school room. Progressive 'hlst. Kr. and Ira. E. O. Keeler gave a small progremive whist party last evening at their pleasant and hospitable home on llott avenue. There were present Air. and Mrs. John H. Lee, Mr. and hire. B. W. Iaplea and Br. and hire. John Spencer, forming two tables. The gen ttemen’s first prize was won by Ilr. Lee and the Iadies’firstprise by In. Lee. Card playingovemhe guests sat do we to a tempting supper, and withsl passeda mom enjoyable evening. Business “uses of Ce. D. The annual election of Co. B, last eve‘ ning, remlted in thecboice of the follow- lognsmed officers: Secretary, Corporal Walter flail; Frnsncisl Secretary. Cor- poral C. A. Thomas; Treasurer, Captain Frost. [embers of the Court Isrtisl were appointed by the Captain as fol. were Mahmud}. I. Simp- 2in 'lfligsahti I‘défllldf‘ If. wtrty'sa: “Tiled“? P.“ ,‘ J”? Hymn v - a rve- cl «morn! W 'l'hdhl' warm ‘ht'lllis Wflnarv‘rrym ht’Sl mat; Wes" Say it I!) me: The con- traetlogparties were Joseph London and Kim Cora Hyatt, and Joseph Guthrie and llmJenaleKellogg. Rev. C. I. Selleeh performed the ceremony. near lstats sat-s. J. B. Raymond to lslvlna J. Silliman, lot corner Wm and Franklin streets, $1.1“). Alfredl. Austin toChristisn Sweets and latthsw Corbett, strip of land on Washtsgtcn street. Hugh 0. llorthcots to the Society of the Training School for Savannah‘s: to Believes M land, deskeahdflmsd. up aid-Star and flew D. Randell to factual, land on north side llllltiAl. raoenrsns. .4...— ltssflssal. “unscathslew Mile-less" According to the programme that Is to bersedsssd at the new Congregational Church tomorrow, the exercises will beof unusual interest. Il- CoraE. Brock, of Huntington, L. 1., will be pre- sent at both services and sing several selections. Below we give the musical programme: treasure ssavrcs or 10:”. mmmWM—W G’rosiich """°"“ “wrap" 1...... B ”0...”... ... .lnhandmllninl “ma“ ................. “If Isis-wont." alolI h... “than" Wmh'.,...,...........hy A“ GIN mm! than u 3mm ' rm " ..... . E mum-hill hal Soprano «mm In.”. . ummt do. “Wamk Casing?" ll title “he“... 'lllozfi" I ymn ........ o " In " Congraptlca. grandam}. “In... An enjoyable sociable was held at the residence of Chas. E. Gregory on Thure day evening. Representatives from New Canaan, Weston, Norwsik and Ridge- field were present, and a jolly time is reported. Station Agent Hughes went courting on Friday—only as a witness though. Bis place was supplied by Operator Pan trrck of Branchviiie. Iiiss Bessie Nairnr, of Brooklyn, N.Y.. is spending holiday week with Ilrs. Frank Brady. Miss Sarah Miller. of Georgetown, was in town on Friday. The Beneficial Features at the Building and Loan Association. First—They are permanent: that is, each series is opened at stated periods, and being kept distinct from the others, it advances progressively in age and value until it matures at its par value, when it is paid out to the members bold- ing it, and disappears, to be followed in an endless chain by others. Secondly—They are safe—as safe as human ingenuity, skill and care can make any busine- transaction. As fast as the money is received, it is paid outto members. who give ample and adequate security. The businem is done in open meetrng, so that each member may know to whom and upon what security a loan is made. The person receiving this loan or advance commences immediame to repay it, so that the sum due from him constantly decreases, and the security as steadily increases. This prevents anr fiunctnstiou in the value of the property from seriously impairing its sufilciency as security. There is no chance for em‘ boulemsot of any large sum by any ofii oer, and as the notes and mortgages are not in the rural form of commercial paper, they are not negotiable, so that they cannot be fraudulently hypothecat» ed or disposed of. Thirdly—These associations legitimate- ly earn large profile. As the money taken at premium draws good interest, and is returned in monthly sums to be again issued. it will be readily seen that the investment is lucrative, and not to the disadvantage of the borrowing mem- ber, who firticipates equally as the oth- ers in the profits of the eeri. s. This pro- fitable feature is owing to the constant use of all the small sums of all the dif- ferent members, as well as to the econ- omical and conservative manner in which these institutrons should be con- ducted. Fourthly-They are convenient. The smallest amounts, down to fifty cents, may be invested: the shares may be sur- rendered and the money paid on their withdrawal at any time, and interest is allowed on such sums. Such are, In brief, the leading features of these very bensfioent institutions. 3‘9“ “IRWIN“ WW! “I log *mm age, ”All world} our Meritorious» or m ttvrrldtrrouu hale; trailer“ from and distributed among their mem- bers. That they thus accomplish a good work is manifest. Their beneficent In licence has not ended in msme inducing the saving of money, but extends to the erection of thousands of comfortable homes (by members) out of money ad- vanced by these asaoelatluns.--Blblrs. Another liming Ian. David T. Boyd, 8! years old married, employed at the Bigslow Boiler Works day evenlngh‘e went with friendstn laser's Island, where they all get full. sndaftermlduightttaitrdtowalk beck “Outlined. Oaths Soydgavsout ltd :95:an no MIAMI! AT "WANG... arranger Alatrat Ins Iatrrlsw Its-as use l/vsnhg. The Rowaytcn Sacral Club held their stoned sociable of the season at the Pale vrsw House last evening. It was equal- Iysasucoemfelas the former one and wssasourcsofmuch pleasure. The so tsadsoos waslsrgssnd when the dan- osnwsntuponthelioorat to'clock ell the suitable space was occuphd. Sib- rar- orchestra of Stamford furnished the music for dancing. There was no orbs of dance but sets were formed whauthespiritnrovsd sndnotlme was lost in this respect. Dancing was kept up until 4 o'clock this morning. About 15 o'clock a fine collation wasserved. _' grog those present weretbs following: lksSIsvsns, lira. Stanley howudss, ‘Iotnr mnth.mm- aim “in: Kant Bay- ...... .. "we“: all: It. Ferris, Jessie Cudllpp. Grace Cudlipp, Ionic Stevens, Lillie Hoyt, Emma Hoyt, Biggie Raymond, Lina Stevens, Users Dbble. Mamie Beckett, Bits llarsh. lbs Gillmoc, New Canaan, Dr. Bron- sos and learn Pardee, Ifessengor and Weed of New Canaan; losers. W. 1. Stevens, Stanley latitudes, Edward Burrs, William Cudllllll. Louis Ray— msnd, W. 1. Stevens, Jr., Ed. Dibble, Steve Raymond, John Hoyt, W.War~ oer Weed. ~Bosin soaps will shrink“ and discolor Ilannels and wooiens, but Brumels soap never does, being pure and white. no ”in“ not Credits]. The oflcisls of the Consolidated road are inclined to laugh at the story printed in a morning paper which stated that real had combined and were going to raise havoc with the New York, New Swen A: Hartford division of the Con- sol:dsred road. One of the schemes is lb: of the Harlem, which is said to be in the alleged combination against the Consolidated road, and which proposes to :ske freight at Port Morris and Iheuce transport it to Brewster, where it will go over the New England to points in the red. This the oflicials of the Consoli- dated say is absolutely impracticable, as they cannot compete with the quick faclities of transportation now posseseed by the Consolidated. Coal amiéfiifiafiiiefimr. Six coal laden busts made up a tow that entered the New Haven harbor last night. Four of the boats all right. The other-two wsnttotha bottom near the mouth of the harbor. The sea was too rough for them owing to the high winds, they broke loose from the other boats. l‘te two men on the hosts that sank de- serted them before the wreck was ac- ccmplished. “any of the telephone wres in New Haven were crossed and otherwise rendered temporarily useless. They were put in speaking condition b1- fore nightfall. —Does—M not shrmk (launch—Brussels soap. The Campaign In 1890. The New York World says: "Con- necticut electssgovernor In 1890 and skeady the campaign has begun in that strte. Bridgeport comes forward with the claim that, as she has never been the home ofa Nutmeg governor, it is time that she was. WIlIism H. Steven- son. of that city, is proposed as the drmocrstic candidate for governor by the Bridgeport Leader. Ilr. Stevenson its popular, wsrm-hearted, liberal dem- ocrat, and if the party can get over the fact tint he is the viceopresident of the Houastunio railway it may nominate and elect him. As a rule railway ofli- oisls should keep out of politrcs, but Col. Stevenson claims to be an anti-Cou- solidation, anti—monopoly sort of rail- way man. ” An Absurd OI—d Saw. A green Christmas makes a fat church yard. This is one of the absurd old saws, the recurrent publication of which sutures the curious and worries the tim- id. There is nothing in it, except the oddity of diction. A green Christmasl| mmablsucecf 'dcold dill snow; wmfilu ’flruiili 13m“ 8 “...“.2': we .. ts‘ ' ’ c Whig fd‘ll’ “M"Ihclddlng the hay crop in the cemetery, it certainly does not otherwise fatten the church rm. Frost lamors deadly than hest,and the more intense the cold thegrsstsr the physical suffering and the noose. the matter of temperature isn’t of so much consequence, but to those with weakeoustltutloneitlsof suprsmslat- They welcome themlldnsss themltiswhatthswtntsrsiul‘lorrdsor Idswhossotrssruwsessspsrmltthsrnto gathers. Ithsddsdiltssedasnasure othtaimi’orthear. Smutarsshsslth aadcomfsstarsecaesrnsd.glveaaa gtesuflrhtmaasadagrssaitswtsar's Wehttlslsrsst fegsndrala— asd we'll have the fat and give the ‘Mymdthifléel.flrm the New York Central and New England . qusnt physical weakness. To the robust ' of the generally dreaded winter. ’l'o Inaouthsrn California state theluval- V r if: I! till! 0'! STATE. law rerkaadiestsa little! I Honolulu-m u Eugene Hornbscksr of New York, was done up last night in quick order by (lsorgaDlxonolBoston,neercwlon- don. Dixonwssbackrdhesvily bytbe Boston people, who captured msuyluirh. hundreds of the New Yorker.‘ money. When the men entered the rmg both lion. A well known Blew York sporting man was selected as referee. At the call of timebe ilghtersstepped totbsoenvr terol the ring, and Burnbscksr trusts. diatsly led with his left for Dixon's stomach, but while he landed safely he not a singing blow in the fsce In return. Dixon then forced the fighting, rushing Bombacker, and not only during him all over the ring, but gaining font clean“ kugyk downs belorc the clues of the mind Hornbwdnl‘ wWM! db“ bird that he wanrwrwy groggy at Ills call of time. and it wss easily to in: seen that“ the fight was about over. When the men were called up for the around round Bornbacker was still “up id, showing plainly that be had been merely punished. Dixon was fresh, and he pounded the plucky little German all over the ring, and knocked him out with a well delivered right-handsr on the side of his left jsw slur they had been fighting one minute. The "W fight, rest and all, lasted only live min- utes. About 150 people paid Oil) each to see the mill. fight McCarthy. finest fabric. ALI. ABOURD THE STATE. Live quail to the number of 500 have been engaged by H. B. llsrshall, W. P. White and others. of Greenwich, to be let loose in the woods February 1 to to stock the sportsmsn's haunts in that Io- cality. Mrs. Simon Brelzlelder, dry goods dealer of New Haven, is financially em- barrassed, with liabilities of 829.000, and nominal assets 812.1110. The principal creditor Is a New York firm,eud the Bretzfelders hopeto settle for 25 cents on the dollar. A meeting of Company K, Fourth Regiment, was held in the armory st Strarford,on Thursday evening. to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Captain Seymour. A msyarity of the members desired to have u Bridgeport captain elected with the object of may. log the headquarters to Bridgeport. Forty-one members were present. The first formal ballot elected C. B. Gibner of Bridgeport, who had 22 votes to 19 for Lieutenunt Stiles Judson. Mr. Gib- ner was formmlyalieutenunt in Com: pany B of Bridgeport. Another meeting of the m'rnegers in- terested in forming a New England Leegue of baseball clubs was held yes- terday morning in Worcester, Hartford, represented. It was voted thst a New England league of eight clubs be form- ed, and that the celery limit be 31, month for each club. D. A. Suil A. W. Lang, H. A. Hurry, F. C. . croft and E. J. Knowiton were appointed a committee to draw up a constitution for the new league. General L. A. Dickinson is in corres- pondence with Colonel Thomas of the old 3th New Hampshire Volunteers, in relation to a reunion of this regiment, the mm C. V. and the 75th New York, at the coming encampment of the Grand Army in Boston. -—A seven-cent cake of Brussels soap will outlast ten cents worth of cheaper grades. Rigid loonnmy. There is a good story told of the econ- omicsl qualities of two well known and wealthy gentlemen living in the Bret part of .town that is a good lesson for those reckleme extravsgant persons who are not possemed of the true spirit of economy. On a certain night one cl 2%}; tlemen called on the other to l" Iltilri‘ till-IN litre Wy‘tdrdmm lilitlt‘ll Vim our my; Stiller 5"!" air!" . M“: .m%fi‘ (1%“! \ sittlirg in the dark. ’ "Why did you blow out the candle?“ asked the caller. ‘ "0b, we can talk in the dark as well as in the light. and it saves the candle,” was the reply. if g " fl : *ii looked determined and in good condt- Dixon is to be matched to ~ -mfimi’fin‘iiaulenm the ...... Springfield, Lowell and \Vorceeter being ’— “Sixty”. Second Dividend Mllhluthlifi” . B0“ ‘3?“ Illdrflll IVIIIBO IBSTTB; '0 0 0 All ’l‘w WIN AB Ml!" D ......‘h “ B "a... um" I tinnha‘l‘iwwhll‘. .. who” '81“; grant,“ a uni hides. rrruoa a corner. lmatmusA part manta Ina mm” Mlhmsmnt oldlf GOOD gregarious me. I sort black, aslgbs abost’lm CliaP—Jm Coll Norwaik “use,” of fruit; [loses on It street; h Water street; linen on West llawaikroad. road.“ p: month. one lw BAY-0ND Blue. ’ wfir. mm: m” sate-tr rou m. a home, than andplm “mum ......u..s...u...w.'i‘.‘.".w3°‘“'" FIV‘ ROCKS AND A LARGI ATTIC AT 10. . Ann Street.” thloNorvr-aik, iorentst once. Inquire on the premises. dfl 8t I streets llnueeis just dubbed hearted wash tubs, rangeslor int and cold water. wi all cocrenienceso first-clam boom and la ar— ranerd for two lamilies. Praeeasrou aanary lat Apply to TAYLOR A GOLDIH. my lot cons AT ”SOUTH MAIN mm. BRAD zaheth. rucIas, cairal lcmtton Appl to: W. DAKI, Quintaru's hardware the. Norwalk.d19 lw )Alt'l' 0' A SOUS! 0N WOODWAID venue. 39w. Scorch: Inflorwslk. Slaw. AlsoA Burleutt hours and hat-a,‘n new residence of Chas C Sievensnioo. Apolytu ‘ A. woonwsun. A ”SM? '1' ‘ “....“m‘flu‘ vislthhingtm some HIP..." re s rig. Boomandboard . I 111161“. ,.N W., ashlutooJ). hit! 0 Al I: H8 088. mbhl’alhfll ornoans- sun TAT B860 lefltateendlueursncsAmIe. R00!!! 1'0 her—omens CA1! Bl accommacs shdwirhhmhhedmwithm wl-IlznuthmtuxntiCbmmnt atreegsuulh 1:an w n TWO HOUSES 0N 16!.le STEM. RIGHT rooms e.ch. Water in. and vmiencm ”£131" to 1081‘ EfiAH’. 8 Wm arrest. 30") m LOST. Brad C. 32 Advertisements under thldhmd, hmd,notcnreedmg ii linmltimmitrmcalflc. lweekfldio. DICBIBBRHI l6, lit NORWALK, A source Terri erDog allof color; collarheuvy Answersto tll‘theuameof 'lfseiul. ” Address '1'. P. llllllhlr. Newman. Conn MISCELLANEOUS. Advertisements anaemia not I luarmmcsonumrmsmhmu DRESSIAélulilG r0: LADIBS AND CHIL- m’ use “Freed 028 If 1!! Iain street. SBWING “CHINE FOB sane-mu Irontral of allmakea, lac. leflAlLlB. BMW” dillw Water Closets and Ccsspuuls. am cwsa'rs Alli) CASSPOOIS cunt- soiuthehestmauncrsnd at lowest prices Vaults disinfected Satisfaction guaranteed.“ Box 409, South Norwalk. liloney to Loan. MONEY T: MAN 01‘ PROPIRTT All). amount wanton, P., Boa 19,8033 lorwalk. Conn. dbl If Notice. WW. ‘ W513] ruse-ow m : I d-ll ‘ . " r: A held at the Babel-s hut, luau p. fcths ‘ . sf lleetluu warms. $.23 ,l‘r .llrnlrfirrtl Bulrlllrmll CAPITAL. ml... Mum's“ n. marge.“ cw What: new f“ ‘Wfidfil “ ”Mel-n Iran- Ira-It . mm: __ ncw_v Far mi on .6 HT 4.... ar wm 3"“ m V nor-man At music : .‘l'i‘ tri OUSI CORNER SOUTH MAP! AND HENRY m 'l‘leketsnowoumlsat MUSIC New Year’s TheAmwicsaliltmy H noun «neonatal-t, rm: ANNUAL s n Thetlttyllattunnt manta-or m ‘
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