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I. I. local! Weather lorecaeto.
The depression yesterday morning in
the Southwest wdl probably continue its
custody advance. al also will the “coin
wave" moving from the Northwest.
Temperature fell in the United States
yesterday, except on the Atlantic ero-
bcard and in the Gulf and Pacific reg-
ions. in this district today colder, fair
to partly cloudy weather will probably
prevail, with somewhat variable winds.
mostly fresh northweoterly to northeast-
erly, followed by rain or snow, with
some use of temperature. In the Middle
States ‘and New Engh‘hd colder, fair to
partly cloudy weather will prevail, with
variable winds, mostly fresh north west-
erly to brisk or high uortheaoterly, fol-
lowed by warmer, cloudy weather nod
rainor snow. On Tuesday in this sec.
tlou and in New England, partly cloudy
to fair weather will probably prevail,
with alight thermal changes and flesh,
variable winds, becominghr’mk westerly,
preceded by rainor ouow near thecoaets,
and followed by lower temperature; and
on Wednesday colder, fair weather. The
. southwestern storm may develop danger.
r
one energy on the Kiddie Atlantic and
Lower New England coaete to-dny.
W Almanac for I‘m.
Sunrises Sunsets dighirde Inwnde
7.17 I 4.47 l L20 10.35
TllE LUCA]. NEWS.
The new timetable on the Hrmsatonic
R. R. goes into eflect to day.
Stephen R. Wilcox hm purchased a
. building lot on South“ street.
~U-t Plaioted'e reenlotion.
sneejonmsm‘eeiingotteemmor
Bafgsesee will he held this evening, he
gluing at we.
The clinical Wwifl hold their
first mhoareol at the Franklin etreet
school hall this evening at 7:46.
-ldpouodapurshrdfor8centaa
pandatfloyea’marhot.
Theoaailmestingandclecticuof
‘ewstreor thirteenth-sateen...»
' last evening for Providence.
i:
Ire. W. T. Bellrsh hlell'g‘a few
days in Brooklyn with her father.
John Dre-alter was prwected with e
brightneyed eleven pound eon last week.
-—-Try Plaletrd's Dough Remedy,”
and do cts.
Ir. and tire. Horatio W. Brown, of
llanbury, spent Sunday vldtlug friends
In Norwalk and South Novwalk.
Irwin A. Simpson oddities Llaalo Nor-
rla are to be married at dil’l‘eylor avenue
at 6:80 o'r-lock tomorrow evening.
The next not}. tobaglvcllbyl’lo-
w“ nerr Book eud‘wr Company will be
held on Thursday evening, January bad,
at the Athenaeuci. *
4Title best priuio roast heel for it
cents a pound at ford Boyn' market.
,4 John tiny. of in. hotllIflll, left town
He will be
absent several days, making arranger
ment to remove his family to that city.
-—'We are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or'
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better. 1‘. B. Gnyer a Son.
A special meeting of the P'flhlhlflllfl
Club will be held in Drbble'o Hull this
evening at 7:30. Members are requested
to be pro opt as important buaiiieeo will
be present“! for consideration.
The two Italian boys who were fined
61 and costs for lighting. by Judge flor-
rell, were token t l Bridgeport jiil 8 tlllf-
day afternoon, so they could not raise
the money with which to pay their fine.
Booth and lime. Iluojeeka will appear
in Hartford next Friday and Siturday.
Friday evening Hamlet will be given,
Saturday afternoon The Merchant of
Venice, and Saturday evening Lidy
Macbeth.
—Don’t pay 20 cents a pound for a
tough, dry sirloin steak when you can
Ferd flayes' market.
Timothy McCarthy and Charles H.
Johnson were before Justice Selleck this
morning charged with intoxicstion and
breach or the pence. The former was
fined t4 and cot» and the latter 6! and
Col... Both [Kl-‘1.
Commander Heurchildt has re-nppoint
ed Ben Betchel color-bearer of Bucking-
ham Post, G.A. 3.. with the rank of
eergeant—uiaj yr. Ben was a color-bearer
through the war in the Seventy-second
Prnueylvanin regiment.
~Pterfc‘rld0f Johnson. of Yale College,
recommend-i Cleveland's Superior Bolt-
ing Powder.
The first home sociable of this search
will be held at Music Hall Tuesday. Jan.
21st. The committees are busy with the
preparations and a pleasant entertain-
ment isexpected. Ilembers should re-
spond to the circular of the secretary at
once, in order that the tickets may be
sent out promptly.
Stale a lot lot ltave.
Capt. Charles F. Hills was looking
around Saturday for the men who so.
tered bieoficeot Wilson Point, Friday
night and stole a red hot store. When
Mr. Ililla left the building the store was
burning brightly and when he returned
a few minutes later it was missing. A
diligent search has failed to reveal where
the stove is or who the guiltv parties arr.
sane-y eerie-i one-re nested.
The annualelrettonof emceraof the
last Norwalk I. 8. Sunday school was
held yesterday noon, which resulted as
follows: Jaraeo L'Bouimedieu,euperin-
tendsut; Freak Seymour, assistant eup-
eriuteudent; Him Charlotte Temple, fe-
male mm ’ ’ Arthur Philltid‘.L4
Oberlin Simone. m;
WW; Charles Ben-
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nae-us listen lie; M
saddeirr hen» Mist
h‘sogbtthethreelfigewnmn
Gunning
buy a tender, juicy one for id cents at ‘
diam
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toured-emit. rate ctr: view-
The new Congregational Church in
this city was doubled ye’etevdoy morn-
ingat 10:” o'clock. luvoevorol weeks
the membere of the church have been
arranging for the ills-taut event and
when lbs morning m with tie
bright rub-blue the beaten! all were
made happy.
Al on early hour every seat was occu-
pied and when the dedication services
commenced one thooeeud people were
present. A bouquotofdoweraontho
pulpltaddod beauty to tbooudltorlum.
Theorercieeoprevioue toihededlcoiory
arr-on included responsive scripture
The act of dedicates-woe pedal-1‘
the pastor. Rev. J. A. Biddle,aud the
members of the church, who, while
otandllll. mired in erperato tho home
from'all “hallowed and worldly uses,
in thiamine of.the Fathernad of the
Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Ber. Ir.
Biddle ofleved the prayer of dedication.
Tnllmadge Biker, chairman of the
building committee, made the following
report so to the cost of the new church:
Of this amount 0m bis been ptld by
the doaura of memorial windows.
lruu eetllsg ............................... 1.1m»
............ t!" it)
Ventilatln ........ m
Iaeilea, agate stew
Outside stone slope. ............. 628.09
leweragamrbiumcooeretlug and surveying m on
Ml El? 8!
Jacob H. Liyton, treasurer, also
made a report showing the financial
standing of the church. as follows:
BIOIIPPS:
uselhl'anmbdu from nonmaligfilég.
Tu. ore mm .......
Carbon hfld............¥....... 81852 oracle
rein-n}
use proceeds ororgea emcee: audamouht
inorgaufund ........................
bravingnetinde 8359i”!
And inning from this amount the rub-
rcriptrcuasmade up it the pram
heard from ...........
time as far as 7185?
meters
Rev. A. F. Beard, D. D., secretary of
the American Missionary Association,
preached the sermon He congratulated
the people on their new edifice, stating
that‘during hie extensive travels in this
country he had seen but few liner or
more convenient churches.
The Ifethodiet and Baptist churches
werecloeedin the evening and a union
service was held at which another large
audience was present. Rev. C. J North
read the Scripture and Rev. Archibald
Wheeton offered prayer. Rev. B. C.
Hovey, of the Park Congregational
church,Bridgeport, delivered an eloquent
discourse.
The dedication services will be con-
tinued this week. To-rriorrow evening
at too c‘olocka social gathering of the
church will be held. At 7:46 every
member of the church will be expected
to answer to a roll-call, which will he
made, and at 8:15 abort addresses will be
made by the city ”store and other
friends. At the close of the exercises
the ladies will furnish refreshments.
n ,Wodne‘sdey afternoon «at 8:00
o' f in meeting pf the‘lhlrfielQVQ
Guarani-tron will henna. inn. Set-nu
, ., ~of, _ y inanimaa
Hopkins, of New Canaan. “will make
addressee which will be followed by a
‘l general diacmeiou. In the evening Rev.
1', K. Nobleollipwwillpreaeh aerruion.
”Alfie“. mm . av”
in the country a treat may be looked for
this respect.
The Y. P. B. c. E willeoglnuetthe
miles a- mu mils. ,- Ill,
Kincaid. on»: New York, wil
deliver an address on “Our Country for
Christ.”
Iothollaa lowly-l lorvloou.
revival serving will be held at
the rat I. n'elialeh‘ during the pres-
out week so follows:
, 1. Ml. ' ml!- “'3.
7 "Geri" "l’rcmhea and "ear Pic-'-
tees." ‘llilo austuig whl have new tea.
readinga andé aylontloua by the choir. ,
_ , i or
. Bond .3 .
ammoniumnhfi cm
amour. r out our ‘ i‘ .. 2m Qhwwtbattheliev."
-wro.l.23enudm'i‘f’~“fhn ":5 mmmwmfis .,
Who-rot lknbest Biblcstudenta Illne- How-Moon.»
‘- m.” 'IIII Mia'e”
tool when...
Report-seat out from Norwalli during
thepoet fewdayestate that It. Paul’s
Church to manually wrought up over
theaotiouof some of its members who
hove signal it looking Rev. C. I.
Bullock to resign. While it is true that
certain members of the church would
like to have Ir. holler-hm to make
room for huamhtant. the lies. W. J.
Blehordeon. some of the statements re-
garding the chair are apt to ho mislead-
ing. Tboetory of the unpleaeautnees as
told by a prominent churchmen to a
Sunset. reporter is in substance as fol-
lows:
A comm” dated October 20.
. IcCready. of West.
port, and thirtyotwootheve, asking the
warden and vertryiueu of, the church to
make a change in the reouwehlpofvthe
church vine sent to that body at the be
ginning of the year. As an oilicial
body, bound to take some action
on the communication, the under: and
venirymen, by a vote of 9 to 2, deter-
mined not to make any charge. The pe-
iiiiouern were notified, however, that the
board would oonoider any charges they
lied to make against the present rector.
but they have no charges to prefr r, it
seems simply a desire to have a younger
man for rector. Rev. W. J. Richardson
was engaged by Mr. Selleck as his seals-
on tent for six months and his time expires
on the Bill lost. It is said that in re-
sponse to an invitation to remain be h
addressed a letter to Mr. Bullock decline
log to do so unless he can bomade rector
of the church. Ilr. Selleck preached
yesterday morning and Ir. Richardson
in the evening. The reports that some
I'm a: .o-r‘l old at am hone;fl . .‘m 'i .. some of the members left their aeatayeeterdey
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lucludlniflfl.“ romthck'. .s.c.it..rt.ois. WW“? 5‘" 3.1m: “mph“ "'9 IMP"
Mic It 00.0: sale ufold church is not literally true. A Sunset. reporter
I V' mmrxxrzx:‘::::.':.'.‘:;. "fig m Mum“! We norms. Wu 0"?!"
borrowed money ........................ $1,500 in . persons went out during the eervrcee,
IXPINDITUIIS:
rot church building ............ 8515“.” m“. u ”0““ “9‘ be mm“! "m "w"
on in“ on mm. prop. action was based on the present urtpleaov
ert .......................... .. hotness.
On account organ ......... lult as .
iniaeat and discounts .me There are about 600 cpmmunicanie in
neurones and adverilalng .. 83 to v . -
mm “new ’’’’’’’ .. Green St l’eul a parish. it the signers of the
Sewerage. curbing, concreting and petition represent the dis-lulled portion,
“Fulfill -------------------- 577‘“ 53:32.2 it can be seen tbnt they are drcidely in
“unabated... 8 arm the minority.
n nou‘l’illl'lm‘umn ’iifiiitr lNlhhT
or on accou In t . , . _ '
Dueouaceountorgan ........ m” with! reverie ___‘_____ 3'
Borrowed stony .......................... 83.1012) Zola Tilhary.
alumna The Zciiie Tiihury company closed a
week's engagement at Music Hall Satur-
day cvsniug,prescntiug “Life fora Life.”
This company have made a moot excel
lent reputation, and are sureto bowerm»
ly greeted when theyeoaiesgain. They
hare given a series of performanceo well
calculated to test the capacity of any
company, and in none of them have they
been found wanting. The range was
irom border melodrama to society plays
and up to Shakesperoau productions.
Each performance was first-class and
only the highest praise is deserved by all
from Mien Tilbury and Ir. Lewis to the
performer of the emails: part. The
company left for Merideu this morning,
where they play a return date.
'1heraliir."
TheBamlin's Farocllbmody Co. will
appearatlfue‘ic Hall, Wednaday even-
ing. can. 32. The Omaha Bee says:
“Thooe who went to the Opera House
on Wednesday evening to enjoy a good
laugh werenotdrsappointed. Thelekir
is one of the sprightlteat cl mudcalcom-
adieu that Ital been are" here for
a long time. It is r» plots with
fun, and kept the sentence in a
roar from beginning to end. The
music is of the 'catchy’ variety, and
took well. Several pretty and and dainty
dances were executed by the young
ladies of thecompauy, while the Bohr
and bio aeoociatee got through with
some regular floor scrapers."
v. m c. a. noise.
The song aervma at the annotation
roomeSuoday was very interesting and
well attended. The meeting who led by
General Secretary Simone, and the Rev.
C. J. North of South Norwalh gave an
interesting addre- to the young men.
biennial Wining thateoch one
breweries-l Winnie D‘,’”
#5 gr; ms. . .4 ”agape. “a, 1,:
town, Po..tho formatioucf thocla-
willapinhavstobspoatnouod. M
member willbeuotllled bypovtal card
whenthedrstmeetiugwillhobold.
The entertainment committee meets
course of ,.
The [tooth loosed.
Saturday night after a lingering illness.
at lory’echhafhtkloflug. Pearl
cue to his aloha-ea . Riley
m:
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' .. MUN DAY. JANUARY 13. 1890.
rescues tram riio reacts.“
An informal leasing loll location
lighttolnteumtholattoa.
An informal lunatic: of some of the
prudent eltluuo of ilorwalh was held
in the dlreotorelroota ot the Norwaih
club last Saturday evening loocoeldw
plane forobtolalng the location of two
of the four tracks of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad through
the borough. The matter was preeeuted
by John ll. Seymour. who thought that
in vlewofthelr fight with the Houeav
toulcrood poopieover the leaeool the
latter'e road at Bridgeport, and the per-
plealog question of four-tracking the
road through South Norwalk. some
lnllumce could be brought to bear
on the Uoneolldated management
looking toward the location of iwoof
tho csbpaay’o tracks through the upper
eudol‘lthortown. The matter was briefly
discussed by 3.4: ”ill. 3. Belden Hurl-
huttfll W.- Iaplee and others, and a
committee of ten was appointed to pre-
sent the subject to President Clark. The
committee will meet this evening to de—
cide upon a line of action.
The llwueatoalo load.
A circular issued from the ofllce of the
general passenger agent of the Bonsa-
tontc road, makes the following an-
nouncrment of changes to go into elfect
today: The train formerly leaving Dau-
bury for Wilson Point at 8:35 p.m., will
leave at 8:06 p.ui., running about thirty
mlauteu earlier than former schedule,
due at South Norwalk at 4.06 p.m., New
York at 5:30 pm. Milk and accommo-
dallori train, formerly leaving Dsnhury
for Wilson Point at 5:10 p.m.. will leave
at 4:50 p.m., running about twenty min-
utes earlier than before, this at South
Norwalk 61M p.m., Wilton Point 6:30
p.m.
Trains now leaving Ridgelield for
Branchville at 3:45 and 5:15 pm, will
leave at 3:” and 5 p.m., respectively.
Trains now leaving Branchvillc for
Bethel, at 4:10 p.rn., will leave at 4 pm.
Trains now leaving flawleyville for
Ridgelleidzet men am.,3:20,5:00 and 7:04
pm, will leave at 11:45 a.m., 2:38, 4:15
and 6:80 p.m.. respectively.
Train leave Howleyville at 2:58 p. in.
making connections with train leaving
Waterbury at 2:05 p.ui.. via. New York
& New England railway, and due in
Now York at 5:30 p.m.
Trains now leaving Danbury for Brook.
field Junction, at 5:15 and son p. m.,
will leave at 5:30 and 7-!” p. 'n.
Train now leaving BrookfieldJnnction
for Denbury at 5:45 and 8:35 p. in, will
leave at 5:56 and 8le p. m.
A new train will leave New Haven for
Botsford at em a. m., making connec-
tions for all point! on Honsatonic rail-
way (uiatn line), also for Daobtiry via
Brooklield Junction, reaching Danbury
at 8:20.
Albany through passenger train, new
leaving New Haven at tzio p. in, will
leave at 4:40 p. in. stopping only at
Derby, Shelton and Stevenson, making
connections forall points on the main
line. reaching Danbury at 6:08, instead
of 5:82.
A new train will leave Boulord for
New Haven at 9:11 a. m., mokiug stops
at principal intermediate stations, due at
New Hiren 0:59 a. m., connecting with
8:!) train from Danbury.
Albany through paeeengu train, now
leaving Botsfcrd or 11:45 a. m., due at
New three at 12:55 p. m., will leave
Botsfcrd at 11:45 a. m., due at New Ba-
veu at l2:37 p. m.
About Lona Dob.
The Pittelield Journal in the coures of
a long article on Irena Loch, the “elec-
tric girl,” who appeared in Norwalk last
week says:
“There is absolutely nothing wonder-
ful or mysterious in It. bosb’o per.
formances, except perhaps that she soc
crodeec well in deluding her audiences
audthe committees who sit upon the
stage. Solar as the eo-called feats of
strength are concerned, almost any one
canpe’rlormthem. ‘l‘hersiauotrick
otallabouttheru. Aeforher ‘uiiud
readiagflth only a trick,and a-very
at“ ‘B‘luf’k:
,
. W , will“ anti. _
. i“ ,, . l
$5th {is thid'ho fl 9!
9 film. "Iw
APPHII HIRE.
noelmaofthaeaeaeee‘lhao'aat to ho
separates by the rows.
"That man. air, leadowu right gen-
uine born pauper. lie leadead beat by
nature and hie native talent in that line
have been uehluouely cultivated."
English weeneed yesterday afternoon by
Clerk E. B. Holden of tho eeloctuten'e
chins, in reference to a regular applicant
for town old who had just made his po-
riodicnl visit to the room in the north.
weotcornerof City Hall. This man lea
typical representativeof a considerable
class of people whose imporiunalo and
repeated applications for town aid make
the life of the eelsctmeo a burden. lt
ticular rpeclinou together with hie family
dashed to leave the country and he
sought old for that purpose from the
select-hen. [The seahorse was given
him and he sworehy the heaven» above
and earth beneath and the waters under
the earth, that he never would n-turn to
Waterbury. However, not many weeks
elapsed helore he was back agnin and
his real for town assistance had not been
one whit abated by his absence. He
works harder to get a living out of the
This vigorous specimen of the queen's
w: a not many months ago that thhper- re
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town than would be necessary to lay up no...
a competence by honest llill. The
schemes which he devices and the tales
of woe that he manufacturer, ill order
ioeetablish his claims to town charity
render it evident that his rigorous efforts
to solve the problem of getting it living
without work have not been conspicu-
ously successful. And yet he represents
course of applicants. Of course the se-
loclmen have developed a large supply
of caution in dispensing aims to able-
bodied Sons of Rest.—-—Waterbury Re-
publican. * WW ..
Doad mud Only To- Days Married
Henry Langdou Bancroft. of Bridge-
port, on New Year's day was married to
Miss Virginie Migeon. of Torrie-glen.
They went to Washington on their wed-
ding trip. The groom was seiz d with
the grip. which developed into pneu-
monia and caused his death yesterday.
——“In union there is strength." The
union of elbow grease, rain water and
Brussels soap will get your washing out
on the line at 9 mm. every Monday.
Oyster Land Design-lions.
Until February the shellfish commie-
sion will hold meetings as a board of
relief. Chairman Hudson says that the
designations in Long island sound for
the past year have been comparatively
small. The whole number of acres des-
ignated since the state began to work
systematically in 1882 is 44,207 acres.
During 1883 and 1884 the designations
were not for from 15,000 acres each year.
In 1888 the designations amounted to
only 795 acres.
Sheep lalalug.
Ralph W. Stone, of Spring Hill (Mans-
field), has lately purchased a flock of full
blooded Southdowu sheep, thirtyooven
in number, all ewes. He made the pur-
chase in Woodstock, VL, and they are
all labeled with smetallic tag in the
right ear and a part of them registered.
They are uniform in model with dark
brown faces and clean black legs free
from wool. Hr. Stores is a practical
farmer and rays that the running brain
and brush are spreading in his partures
and he knows of no better remedy than
sheep. He anticipates more prollt at
less trouble and cost from sheep than
cal benefits arising from the keeping of
sheep are not wholly confined to dolhre
and cents; for as an agent for the de‘
atruction and subduing of small brush of
year’s growth, moro especially those that
were out the your previous, sheep have
no equal among common farm stock.
Tho (ll-gymn- ald Illa Dog.
A lawsuit is likely to grow our of an
occurrence that took place in Portland
on New Year's day, says the Middletown
Penny Pram. Two daughters of Adolph
Gull, aged ll and 12 years, were sent out
their mm lime.
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this?
some M‘
this evening to arrange for another
entertain-easy.
Patrick ltilry, of Winnipauk, died
agedflyoere. Biefaaeraltookplaseat
nanometer-amen? , \
tho'lifi'te’r in "'7 fill!“- The M dreeeseandstock‘lugelaa molt
mar Ii- Loobfeahilityto do what ”and m and greatly frightened
hers-Bowllllhll'llllll'i'n‘ miadcf the children, one of whom has since
themed-mu i- ll "I'm” besuillfromtbs ethnic or the fright.
lion ran-dbl- to ar. II-tclr-I-d'l-F lint-intuition nil-ii haebeenollghlly
“NflhWMmmmM°t elected. Under the circumstances
the pawlble. lilo muscles perform. [3.le thought he was entitled to
wilhhartogbthtuuglian‘ulaluperfor- “q" ' m m
the tundra. and stockings that it
kailneeu alleged wemtho fanltuf tho
dog,-idfurthermureprovothatbcwaa
ths'falhar of the children. Ir. Gall
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PLEASANT units IN A coxvnmm
locality is odered to person who would like to
visit Washington St the time during the winter or
:- wing. Boom and board
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IIOC’SEf. AND PARTS OF HOUSES: ALSO
excremhoth in this city and East Norwalk.
TAYLOR e GOLDEN.
Real Estate and insurance Agents.
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accommodated with furnished room, with m-
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Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
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SEWING HACKINBS Foil BALI—WHEELER
c Wilson. Household. Also General
makes. by C. M. nlfAlLlB, id South Mal
. South Norwalk. an!) if
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the regular semi-annual
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South Nos-walk Savings Bank.
BomNouwaur. Cairn, Jan. 2.1890.
meeting cliheman—
ageraofthie banh.held Dec.28,1889,adivl-
iodgsitorsattherate ofepceeahperan-
larcdfortlutduiohthseudin Jeni.
interest“ notdrawnwill becredi to ac-
ross n. Kline. Tm!-
couch and draw lntelert born Jan. 1 1890.
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Tux Pius-r Narrow“. Ball: or
be
of bknk. for the election of Directors, fo
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from any other farm stock. The practio m]: Directorsfwthla
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Election.
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Sorru Nouwau, Cora. Dec. 13th. rm l
lar Annual fleeting of the Smckholdern
House.
atsald meeting wl be label as to the
flank.
CHAS. I. more. Cashier.
Election Notice.
The City National Bank. South Norwalk,
Golan.
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The Finish fliinli
Savings Bank
WINFIELD s. noonv, President.
MARTIN s. cniw, Vice-President.
JAMES H. BAILEY, Sec’y and Tm.
DIRECTORS:
W. S. KOODY. JOSIPH C. NANDL'.
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ASA B. WOODWARD. “RN!" P. norm,
.1. THORNTON PBOWITT BLBKRT CURTIS,
EDWARD “BRILL.
Having iahen possession of our new Bank
Rooms, adjoining the National Bank of Nor-slink!
we desire to announce to the bile that lhk M
will hereafter be open: for bum“
From 9 A. M. to 12 IL, and from 1 P. I.
to 3 P. I, Dally.
And from 6 to 8 P. M. Saturday flew-hp.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of the bile
of Norwalkand adjoining towns. an ehallugvur
promgguesa in transaction of busine- and alien-
n to t wants of customers to deserve It.
' will be allowed from the first of each
month on all deposits made on or before the filth
0! same month.
We invite an impaction of our new Banking
Racine. Kiln
JAMES H. BAILEY, Treasurer.
THE
Balllllll Hll lillllll (ill.
Will open
A Great Bankrupt Sale
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Hims’ Furnishings!
in an all Lot of mum .; o .
To Be Sold at a Bargain:
Salewillopen urlyncxlweck.
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