Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 15, 1890 · page 1

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NUMBEBA912.

Eutcmd hi the Post once It South Ronni! II
Maud-Cindi! Mutter.

’ ENTINEL.

.SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. MONDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1890.

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PRICE TWO CENTS

.I‘ : tritium

' EPABB Yflll‘
WA, to s fortuuc during the Holidays.
your goods in The Eveningfiemind with. ‘
tiou stone is laid. Circulation lufr than A“. 3”
weekly papers in Norwuik.

 
 

 

 

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'I‘OWN OF NORWALK.

Abbreviations: N.—Nurinlk; El. N.—South Nor-
walk; I. 11-bit Nomallt.

10 phone of our readers who we not ul-
nady inure of the fact we would say thnr
every firm hareln rcpmseutcd. whether of
or In.“ demo. will be found
It: any nibble In every Inn-Ines. trons-
utlon. And well worthy of all pntron-‘e
extended to them.

AIR COMPBWILQ. .
KORWAIfiI IRDN WORKS CO. The. \I Iii: st,
user If. . bridge.
ARCHITECTS.

KNAPP. WI. 6. we thiugwn st, plum! and
specificstious furnished It muons: $31». N
RANDALL. MINER I). cor. Main sis. .
sale. prospective Ind fm Mud dflwillg.
AUCTIONEEBH.
JAMIE. dim so Wall at. N. Bell

Mortimu. ii L'lioiulitn ,‘fiwishinmon a,
nil kinds of property sold.
BAKERS.

DeKLYN Gr SUN, ‘27 Alain st. N. and fit Washington
3t. 9. N. also dealers in COBIH‘HOIICI'Y, in
mu. iciz, etc. ' .

WUI'IELD, EMMA C. 19 No. fluin at, B. N. bole
rigour. for Horton‘s colcbnitul ice err-am.

Wlillc‘il-llt, UIIAS. L. Mimi BLIND! Willi. N. I’ui-i
Coirfcctiuucry and ice cream. I-‘rcsti goods dull;

WILSUN'S “Iiumc Nitric" Broad Dummy, Ul'lllllit-
ville. Louvc orders at on» I’ltzor's, i'.‘ Kit. How,

BAN Ks.

CENTRAL NATIUAAL BANK. The, Willi st, l‘i,
capiul 51min». surplus slum. bourgc M
Holmes. president; I). L. Boycr. rice—president.
Willuun A. Curtis, cashier.

CITY NATIUNAI. DANS, The, 53 Washington 5.,
mt Manual. )8. Cupiml 3100.000; “film! 012
am. II. II. Rowan, prt‘aldclll; Jucob M. Lay
ton, cashier.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATII)NAL BANK. Tut
«H Wuilst. N. lucorpummi ital. Capital saw,
all. I'ml..JnlIlus w. llyurt; vlctrpl'csl... LIIWIL
0. lecr; castricr, Damn I}. Urwn.

FAIKFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK.Thc.:l.
Will st, N. Dcptmits yum, , I‘ul’llllla‘ scour.
Winfield S. Moody. prcst'.‘ Martin :. (Jaw. \icr
tin-st; dunes II. Baltic}. trims.

KATIUNAL BANII Ul‘ NUIlWALIi. The. 51 “in.
st.N. lucurponitsdlsol. Cupiuil 3:40.000. Luci.
act Iliil. prusL; I). J. Hill, VIL‘L‘ prusi.; ll. 1*
Price. miller. Directors. E. lliil. h. J. Iliil
W. G. Thomas. E. K. Lockwood. J. A. Osborn
0. E. Wilson. E. Bcurd. D. W. Fitch. \l. I-
Bisliop. Bunkcrri'. hicrclmuts‘. Manufacturers ,
Personal and Finally accounts arr: wiltllul.

NORWALK SAVING: SOCIETY. Inc, \I‘ull st, A
Deposits over $2.miti,mu.aiirplua would. (ti-org.
M. Holmus, prosL; It. I}. Cmililu’il, iitc-prr:t,.
(ram 15. Miller. trons.

SOUTH Norm ALL SAVINGS BANK. The, Dt
watts over my». surplu: 545M». Aim-u hm
mulls. plush; John II. Lnupp, trcriii. Illici'vsi
paid depositors. Muiicy lourmi on mortgage.

BEEF. tWholeaule.)

SOUTH NURWALK ill-1m" (:0. b'. N. IL'IIIIIIlOIlu
beef, pork. snoop. knob. mil, etc.

TERI“. WM. M. A: L'U.. ‘2". Armour’s beef tult.
provisions. llmiu: ilrmmi lamb arid mutton.

BILL P0311511 AND DIa’I'ISIDL'TDIt.

BUXTUN. J. i“. Post other: no; I: X. Circuim
folded in over low Sunday pope .

IILACILSMI’I'IIB.

CARR. GEOJ‘. loot. ltuymoiiii rt. 5, .\'.
shoeing in specialty.

BRIDGE BUILDHBVJ.

DELL. GEL). 5. at CU. i’. 0 box 5‘“, 3. .‘i. Duiilil'l'r
of bridges, docks, plll: fouiiduilou:, ctc.

1300'! AM) silos; DEALERS.

BROWN. 11.5. 50. Mum bl, :. S. curtain Ii ork um.
impairing u “willfully.

HARVEY. u. it. My. Main st. S. N. DMHIIIQ it.
boots, shoes lulu rubbers.

SCIIAUBJUIIN a. bull, 5!) Washington st, 5. .\.
A good assortment at low pl’lcm‘.

BUD] A51) allot; Iil-LI’AIIEING.

PHILLIPS. GEO. 29 Kalli‘utul i’lLtL-c. 3. N.
work neatly and promptly done.

BIDDILSELLI-JILS AND SIA’I'IUNERH.

I'INNEU, J. AITI'IIL'II. N. mril r'iigrutiiiy, \Ii'il
dilly; smtlotlcry. bait: biul :tiiil trims, HUIHL‘.

I’LALSTl-JD'H mm. b'l‘iilth. ll it ahlilgillil rt.
5. N. {school eupplic» ulid Ktlluf‘dl >turiolii-ry,

BOX MAKEKB. (\I'oml and I’upcr.)

“APP. K. F. Writer st, .5. Is. lilltlltliutilifl’l' m' mil

cases. pecking [10:32,ch min-ml shop jublillly,
BUILDISG M:\’I'EI£IAIJ§.

mummy II. fl. \I’mtiiugtoh at, 5.1V. m...
bloc atone. scum pipe, bay. straw. etc.

LEONA”). CHAS. '1‘. W nit-r rt. )3. buck of all
khak.linic,u:mcut. plum, iinrr, angular; hint
stone. lire brick and cliiy.

RAYIUND Imus. Illwuultm. I‘DiWiphm up.
'I‘lutou fronts. DIMIALD. lime, t'ctucnt. timiunlli
BU'I'I'EB. (lithium. hubs. he.
mu bU'i‘i lth noun, out door In the I'ir.
Utllcc. :i. N.—-—u upccmty mud: of an alumni.
"new: of choose. imported and domatiu. Al.
guilt-of buttcr, eggs, lard, cauiml gown, LIC

CAflItmul-L KLI'D vI’I'UIthLa.

”ANN. WM. IL. 50 Wall at. N. Curmga, hurricane

boron, amolc unit wring: Illl'lllalllugn.
CABI'L‘BI'I‘EM ARI) BUILDERS.

CROWLJMIl-lra til-imp Ann at. n. S. i‘rliludw:
glrui, Jobbing, promptly curtail-M lu.

IUKI‘UN. WI. A. o: 'l‘uylur nvcliilv, :1. N. Jobbing
promptly Itwiidorl to.

RANDALL. I. I). murmur mill, E. N. um“...
mucniwry run by crimp puwu amines me to um
low ugurcs. Wt: work it rptxmlly.

KAYMUNDJ. IL to Write! st, n.3, umnul'nctun-i
of moldings. Drum, “slugs, comm liluchis, cm
tiara, mull». lulu-ms. “dill. stroll sowing Illn-
Ittflllll‘. Hut iiioclu. bottom inwulecucinzuuiI,
Jobbing done. Humility: given. ‘l‘impiioiir: bl-o.

SHERWWI). H. II. id Utow at. :i. N. Jobbing,
promptly uric to.

\I llmmm. ll. chop Crim- st, [will Illuil.—-(iillu- (or.
“All stmrullkldcu IA\L‘., A. {MIMI won-i “biking.
Widim, window frrurirs and turning. Low”.
utiuutcl. mey ltnutruL 'I‘i-ilvpumm Ilitlllfhf :31.

CAN’IJ‘b Arm 0114,1411!!!»
“with”; It lluIT,u Hui-tic mug. 5, on wur.
luxtou It. ii. at. lbw uni-murmur.)
(ZAMIHADE MA NU I‘M: I‘U “tilts.
’I‘ILLI'JLENHI . Noflum st. RN, [”51“qu m," "f
Gucci» stuntlou gum Lu rrvpuiriug.

\\ MIGHT a I'LI’NN, loot-if I'ruriltilun. minim“.
mum of (minim. rumour. irmlm, . It'. I'uiiiilllg,
trimming curl It‘y‘lflll‘,‘ .IIR‘CIMI}. Limo alumni;

(annulus.

D'AII’TOIH. C. D. it ho. Mill-st. formerly of lirrwl
nu. N. )1wa for warding» and portion,

IIIAI). PKEDI‘EMII‘K. 6-) “I" mi. N Kidding» and
puma supplied at the vhiximt imrlm.

CATHOLIC mum».

"AYHNLT. I. (.11. 33 Ian- rl. N. dim MW»
drum. cinnamon and lulu/mun.

WHILE! rfl'l'. DANMIALTIIHEIM.

LIO‘SAIIILCIIMI. ’I‘. Vim at. N. sll sim- and
pimps, Mon utiucwl w. (1in. m.

010A]. mu HANLI‘AIQTUIIEM
' All. 29.1; slur-lull s1. rt 8. milliliter:

“$3,196.39 bole! lnd thirds-t in Hiring»,

010A. IASIII‘ALTUREM

"I!" . OLIIH‘IIAI) ClIlAII (70. TM. If) .‘m. Mail;
It. I). ll. mist-flown! uric rizlri‘

OLD WILLCIUAII (:0. 1hr. Washington It. II. II.
M In

 

IIUI \c»

All

WAIIRIIMO. I) Bullion. ll. lit. sin jobber in
painful

idea.
(it‘ll. lfllllfitlfllfl.
”A". II. 3. wt Wulunzum rt. 5. N. ompi
”it plus to m NIW’IDI, Duck :01 235.
m W. B. i 601mm WNi atomic rind ('«mrr
M .113. Hydra-tilt timid-him” rostrum-n

WOOD C. 8. I! “lit. 26. ”impromptu

outrun-n ”MILK“
MK}! I”. Hermit: building, N. and if
m u. www.ms Ind render-
GOAL AIID '00”.
I?” am It. ftwwi -r. 8.3. Delilah,
huh-m. nubile. cm ‘m. Maroon
murmurs. '1'. Wm rt. it. the host mils.
tins-t Am no firm enimlro sii
mum W wood.

IAIIUFD I” tarp. uncouth ad mil
mmflmmnmmw norm.
TOLL“. I. I. . (1’0. Wm PI. op. sin: fecuny
d. It. ”mama-ls». fund. an.
comm.

r. mm wlmglull. ma tr‘d'g,
I. l'. EWING“ inn-3mm.
t. ”I {DI-hr- and lunch“)
trump! ISAAC. lat I’m-3m it. I. If. m
fimflpmm. I'll! r] in. bi»

Quilts-i sill Instr hm

cousin DIANIII'AIYI'UREBIL

RUI'IIhGOLDSCBlID’I‘.M0qu. N. Ian -

turcrs of the celebrated “JG. Corsets. W
0000]! summons.

I’lAls‘I’llD‘s oouon Y.vmmted recurs.

mufsctured at ‘8 w st, 8. N.
CIIOCKBBY AND WARE.

NASH. P. H A 880. cor. lurid Wat sis. II II.
\KMB and tin w ire

UNIVERSAL STORE. The. No. llalu st. our West.
lumpo, crockcry, glui- um. Mmfumishiuits. etc.

DENTIS'I'II.

BOU'I'WELL, C. I". [under block, 80. Muir: rt. 8.
N. Olicc'hours. 8 a. m. toil p. Ill.

KENDALL. GEO. 8.. 0.0.8. Warm on, car.
Franklin sin, ii. N. llourvi 8am. to 6.. pm.

NEWKIRK, J. C. office at rcridcnce: Lewis It.
um Congregational Church. N. gnu administered.
Gold and porcelain crowm inserted.

WEED, W. I... D.D.8. Til Kant Wuabin n st. 9. N.
"cumin. in. toil p. mn-Uiis admin literal.

D0038. SASB AND BLINDS.

SMITIIJV. II. 0. C0. 15 do 17 Wulcr It. N. carriage
wood work, WDOIZIH. etc.

DILAIII AND SEWER PIPE.

PIERCE. P. I. 39 Chestnut st. 6N. Crushed ”.008.
new comment. etc.

MIYIOND BROS. Animal deed Ind mt
pipe. 3 to 36 inches in diameter

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

EAST BIDE PHARMACY. Vuu Zuudt live, 3. N.
Sunday hours, 8 to Ii) mm, 4 to 'J p_ m. Prescrip-
Linus curvfull y compounded.

itREGUlIYJ. G. :55 Wall at, N. Established 1829.
Wholesale and retail. I’npuiiir prices.

Klaus. JOHN A. ll hiniu st, ‘.\’. I'i-rfiimea,~fifty
llvu diilcrcnt perfumes.

l’LAls'f'Ell's, 43 Washington st. 8. N. patent medl-
criics, ctc. i’llyslciuns' prescription-i ii ripwiulty.

DRY-GOODS.

\MBLEIIJ. L. It SUNS-"The Equitable." No. 2
UMCUC building, N. Dry goods. oil cloths, lelII~
rings und rugs.

MASKS, E. K. Muhuclicmo Ilurcl block. a. N. dry-
guodz, notions, gloves, etc. Uiidcrwcaru spccmlty.

dENNETTJ. I210 51qu st, N. Business cstub
lislicd over forty-two yours.

JICIIEILIIAN. A. Jr. SUN, rill Whington 91.5. N.
drygoode, carpets. etc. lace adv.)

igul‘IELD lit liu'i'T. :i (lactic bldu. N. 68 Wurli-

ingtuu st. 5. .\’. (Sci.- ddI'el‘Iist‘IncutJ

aTIIEE’I‘. EDWARD, 5 (incite bidg. N. Dry
goods, lelii y good». notions uiid lioi-icry.
ELECTRICI IN.
:IAIIER. II. V.. Elr-ilrii‘ -_'ii.- liuhiiixg, liili'gl.”

ul::riii-. mil Ilt'Ilh. ac.
EXI'IKIL‘S-i COMPANIES.

{DAMS EXPRESS (70., nillu: ritilruiul sizilliiii, S.
3 mid l‘l \l'lillsr, N. Elfin->5 Illnlill‘lii'm in iill
pun.» HI til»,- 'yHIl’iLI. I’lu‘fil‘ilgl'r irltlii >er n c. Lott
ruiv». l.i‘~ii‘r Ilurir, lull'lli.

I'JKI'IIEaBDIEN.

dl'X'i'UN 6r BRENDAHB. oilicciit Benedict's,“
Willi st. N our motto. "prompt attention."

:AVANAUII'S EXI’REM, bugging: furniture and
pianos movul. IA w brill-rs :it I'luisti-xl's. S. N.

aIiEIIWUUD. \V. “K, ‘.\'. slxitr: nt post-mike tint]
Iiiilu's. L‘urrfni and prompt service.

EATBAL'I'S. Inasmuch”. ETC.
lIYXIlEE. F ‘3 5'. CO. '19 Mum all. X. Miriiufucttir-
ore of art-iii v n Ct'lCill’llIt‘lI ilitwriiig t'ill'uifiil.

XUIKWALK EXTRACT U). N, Illzlflliiill‘flll’l‘rE of
lino extracts. I". 3'. Ambler.

FERTILIZER“.

RAYMOND trims. Bradley's supifiphmplmtcspcc-
mi muuuri-s. luld plurtcl',t,'ruuiid itlc.wood italics.

sill'l‘il. \l‘. H. a cu. \"ltilfl st. N. ugctltai for “’ii'
llama Clark A; Co's smmlmi fortillzcrs.

FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
lLAYMUXD BROS ordinary rhiipos in stock. spccv
ml: to orilcr,l'irc tnortiir,suiid.cbimncy iiur: linings

I'lsll. (ll’h’l'lllta. CLAJIS, ETC.
rli'N'i‘ a ZELI’FF. 6'.) Washington at, .N‘ N. fine
lizh. 105W“. (hints, fruits, grime, vegetables. cic.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
lltill'i'UN, JUIIN i5. c: Taylor uterine, :5. N. Also
utuuc duller.

lLA h‘AlUXD BRO“. contractors for nu“. count-vi»,

upiult, lirick. clement und gran-i walks.

FLORIDA 515A.“ AN D 1101‘ “'ATEB

HEATERS.

iIEEKER, W. II. A: CU. Music Iiiill block. :5. N.
mic alguutb. ‘

I-‘LUI'IB. “RAIN AND FEED.

ISLAND (-EM” 1‘ Mil. ii, lip: ill"! iiizlili‘.
lull in use it.

i.‘ill vMMEDIl‘ZI', ”AMI-21., i'nr‘l cud of “Holman.“

si hridgc. 'lliutiiu:c:.st uI null.” fiuilf Mpi.

futurist) Ilium. firiy, elniii. flour and fvcrl iii

package, iuml, Cu! or cargo lulu.

IULU MILL. DJII’chl. t'i'ni'mii lit Ito-ac.

ground ii-i-ii, gnihzirii iiiiii rye iluiir.

FLUIHNI'h.
iIEHll. PAIL, “'UQXIWSJlI I‘liir plums. tut

limit-m and oruunwulul pin c.- . it: to u

ol'lul.’ L I‘. L. lit} Ward stwpp. I'uionuuulcry, N.
I‘itiuis, cut down r2, ctr. r‘iurzil work a i‘pt‘t‘ldily.

chAI'. JUIIN, E. N. pull it»: tIl‘pUir. Balding

luuLs~cuL lion-rs ur..i ilivrul dork of all kiwi-e.
‘iuc roses u upu rally.

wMITII. JUIIN Ii. no. 31:21:. N, L4 N. IIlL' oldest and

bat ltuowo florist in tbzr iiiliiiiy. I‘muts. I‘ili

LIUWIIYB' etc Floral Work of iAII “minis ii floral!)

mid dune promptly,

FURNITURE DEALERS.
L‘ULEXAN, TIIEUDUKI'LJI'urhiriginn rt, H‘ill‘l i-niii
Furniture, looking gimp. pmturr; fruiziw, ctr.
ijIL-IM a WIII‘I“I‘LI*L:$ISI, if: Mum It. 5. (Ila)
moud's old sound) on wtcrrlsciucril.
IIAIMUND (it'll). II. new story, 'H} and My Main st.

3. Four doors above old «tort»,
a raw, DA \‘lD, ‘Ju, a, .50, niiii .lJ, hthirl si. s..\‘.
Furniture, mun-such. me.
this LID-III CDJII'ANIIZH.

NUIKWALK “All Llilll’l’ i‘iilll’.\.\\. 0mm: 1':

Wulcr si, N. has for light, bust and pom-r

Colit- rlX coul- pcr bushi'l, (ml 'l'.ir (liru- (Ilil'

lur- pizr bum, wattage i-iiru

“INK: Ella. (\Vltnlonula.)
llUilM Ea AI. KKEIJLII. l.sriiiil ll “all at N. Wiiilit.”
sulc grown. liuur, groin, hay, rt: ,

SELlJll‘h Ilium, H and ii. “oil at, N. wholrmlc
grin r-, dour, Krill. “null. hay, i-Lc.

tumours.

lifIUWN a WIMJUX. .0 Washington st. 34. N soli-
mental for «It turned Funninmml r "'uml'i'y liviitur.

riffit'ltlilt, CUNRAD. ill Wuliiiigluu rt, :5. N.
clwlcc Kruccni'o null provision.

I’Elillls, (IIlAh. II litmus.» m llutcimimw Nu.
lulu sl. :9. h. infill: airlir'ui‘il-s fur “Milli, mule.

FINNILUAN AU‘IIEIIJJ, ll‘lh Mum M, N. dour,

foul. buy, ntruw, uni and mood.

PINbEY a IlESEl)lif’l‘,«ll Willi sit, N fancy and
stapli- gnxmw, rnrifn'imurry, fruit. i'ir.

Fl'fi‘ll, I). w. Wr-t Mr. (or. Mvrwm M. N. (ADIWII
goods, coflm'r. (rill. bullitr. vir.

”IAN Hit. (7. 11.55 “all It, N.

unit: obuiuuiile.

“I? YE" i SUN. T. II. Spritmwmd, 2‘. N. mils m.
rsrirn. (bum: mails. flour, ind, i it ,

iiANI‘UMD. W, 5 Eu»: uvr urn! It ll. station. KN.
Mrslm twill, s: horn Itippiu n. Hr,

LAWTUi‘i. P D a 1‘0 2: tin Mum II. :4. N. rm»
com-ll mi uslrls: ilrlirru u s.

L'IIUXHflillfiii. I)/\N|K|..oint our! of Wallimxt‘m
II. bump-,5 :4. rim, India a, .pll.a_ . “WCWU'
MIMMBA IIAIHIAN. Nu Main :1, mr Wat. AN.

t‘lrie sir-ruin. formim fruits. flour, fwd, otc,

NEW “Hill TEA (Tu, It Mom at, 5.-.“, Mellow
Tutu. "law- and ‘plu': s spw'mlty.

Minimums a llrl'l‘l‘s. at. and :32 Main rt, 3. I

III!) mule III “Dir lk‘iiranrm

”THANK. (1H) \I‘llfmi Irv. Mid PChooi II. R.
New run. out moods ml new purer.

NHIMUIJII.U. K .1“) Wuhiumcm pr, 3 N, bud.
«plums for r'blxaml ’lkw Dmp' mnrml goods.

VALUES. CHAN, II. 5 WA" II. N. ITfI‘ImI-ry Ill"-
wr. . m, ezgn. tubic opium», "nth, t‘it.

ltl'h~ AND ”uncanny-u.

M'Sfi. AMII’VITIHS Mid Sporting Mir-I- nf all
kinds 3“ No 1» mm ".. Th

MATTER-IV Flinn. (H'F'lt‘fl 0')

A917". JUI‘EI’II J. 7 Humor :1. 9, 3. also formers

Ibili'l

Uffillli. ciioic

 

 

I mm to the bull.

BAIL”. MARTIN .lll. At)", room spring rt. 9.
N. lmportmof mi iklm. plush". aluminum
and calm- of tintins' fora.

"ATTEND" 100%

William. W A WW II. a N lmi mm.

light soft amino. nicotine water bond.
“A19 A3!) CAPS. (Bat-ll.)

KFM’P TIIS IIATI'HR. 01 W rt, 3. N.

uwinltymddmflilm hats.
IIA' MIDIAUIL’IEM

(:ltnn'T a KHAN. mm unis. murk-
rnv. lain s t-‘nlosi slid Wm I Talk! m. ti. .
3w rm m lair rm Itmt.

IIEBBELI. A DARTIIUL amt: rt. 8.1!. Wins
sill I'M”! derby Isl:

urnoxu I commit, m n. rut. up flow
70 AW. .lr- . .
“commit-ts. ”tum".-

o.i
tram 1 tut-Int. last-r

 

HARDWARE All!) OUTLIBI.
PROWI'I'I'. m. 45 lulu It. N. light hardware sud
curl-3s

slim. w. n.) co. III an 17 Water n. N. build-
ers' uidoontuctors’ ll lies

QUIN'I‘AIID. W. C. lune null block. 8. N. paints.
mural-u. cc. (sea adv.)

nuns: HAIR”.

DWYER, P. II. in Wall II. N. curtail innit-harness
sud repairing nutty done.

HORSE DEALERS.

PARSONB I. ll. Bruuloiidu Stuck Farm. 8. N. fin.
from an ted to All purposm. All unlrnnls said in
this establishment are wnrrunuid. Home of tilt
French coaching stallion “Gallium."

HORSE HHOERS.

McQUIIAR. JOHN. No. Min st, II. N. speclui at

tcntion given to shoeing driving & trotting horses
HOTELS.

AMERICAN HOTEL. If} Muiuilt. N. J.C. Coiilm
European plan. mmurnut attached

GERMANIA HOTEL. 39 Rnilmm plsco, Georg.
Schuub, pnprictor. '

NORWALK IIO’I‘E . D. tN. II. R. i
It. Ilcl'hcnou. "”13“?le sci-mm

OLD WELL IIO'I'BL. M Worthington ll. .8 Been
fluvlland. proprietor Europa-n plan. root-s.

IOUSB ”FINISHING 000m.
s’I‘EV'IiNS. J. II. in Washington at. H. N. cmkcry.
glassware, tin and wooden wrirc.
ICE DEALERS.

BUIICIIARDJI. “Bellini I'niiit Rum," RN. also
milk producer.

INSURANCE AGENTS»

(,‘OOLIDIIE it LUCKWOOD. 9 Main st, N.
Mice and mil mimic in all its branches.

LAYTON, JACOB M Washington st next to P1)
5 N. Iirc, pinto glues, Accident and bio (sci.- Adv )

LOCKIVOUD. WM. cor. Main and Wall sis, N, Rum
cstuto. illvcutmt'nm, louni- negotiator], on:

MORRELLEK L‘IIUMMEDIEU. 95 \I'ui-hingrml st
5 N. strictly rimclmr companies rcprczirmtcd.

TAYLOR 63 GOLDEN, If) 81 47 Washington at
5.x. Raul Esuitc und Iynmricc.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTNJUT (ll-ZN'I. LIFE [3333. ‘30., .‘l. :5. L‘
linriirucdmu, iiitctit, Washington at, 5N. l‘l'l? ml
MIZ’i‘ilUPOH'i‘AN LIFE INS (70 '20 \Vusbirigioi

st, 5 N I‘. J Irrllilil. murmur sum

NuliWALK l-‘lltl; [Ni-l 00.. N In succusfn
hummus.» since ism No ouisrutidirig lam- claim,-

i’fliil’lJfi'S LIFE INS. C0. The, No. i? ‘Vlbillflfl
lull pl. 3. N. Jno. French, asst. Sliln‘flflil‘illh’lli.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
l‘IIAi'FI'RD, II. II. Min-unit hifIL', N. ii“; Bumi
Mullins“ Blinking still Equitable )l't‘tzr i'os.
IIIUN AND STEEL.

SMITH, W II. It I'O. if; and 17 Water st. N
i-pimg», ulna, carriage IL’IIVIWlII‘l‘. ciir.

IBII‘S FENCE AND RAILIXGS.

IIEIIRI'I‘T. E. M. 3'! anti :36 Whit-r at, N. if‘lil wort
of [U kinds. '

TIIE DI'Nt‘AN ‘IIION RAILIXG WORKS. Water

at. S. X. Wm. H. Hoyt. pnipflctol'.

IRON FOI'NDIIII'JS.

GILES 6r (‘LANI‘Y iii The “Santa“: iron Workr

(0., lllllimiél’l :it Bridgeport, (purl.
.I EWIZLI-LIN.

I‘I'leitlh', A. S. :i') 50. limo r1 5 N up. City Hotel
5.); title wuirh rupturing ii. . iy,

iIUY'i'. H. II, is So. Main 9:, 3‘. . . strictly firstrlarv
goods LII low priccs.

JAI'KSUN. LUGKAND. 58Wulle-I, N. watch-mil“:

mOIlIL-i. etc. I‘iiic watt-h repairing ii spwiiiity.

RUDD. II. 5'. IIIIIIIIUIKbJVulf‘ilI'h. jewelry. silwr rim

plumi “lift". npuirluu urpwmliy. 5i .\l:liri at, 5“

LA W Y El“.

.XI'STIS. ALFRED [2 mom :i “ll-Mill? b‘li'c” Wui.
r-f. litiriillzh. Notary mill Krill E‘L'Ki‘.

FROST. illfsrilil.l.. a Kn, Mdan‘l, notary, lt-gri
business (if rill kinds wrfiilly uric-mini I0

iiL'Ill.BL'T'I'.-i. IlELDI-IN, room:- 5 and ii (lump

building, Wall St, borough.

LIGHT. JUIIN II 102 Washington at 14.x. noun)

cuniruil‘siumx of deeds for New Yuri: sure.

LAKYKWOUD, EDW ARI) ll. room 4 (Muslim Milt:

immimh Atiumcy, notary and pensions.

SEYMUITII. JOHN 5 room 3, l-‘riiriiolii «‘0, Nu

Bunk building, N. Counsellor at law.

WALSILJUHN .l. momi .Iliimmr building. WM

~f. llllfllllL-Vh.

LII'l-llu' STAIILES.

DANN. [IOIIAI‘E E. Ilia-Mm iii-cry and hunt

in: siiiblcu, Uml'r‘ So a Ifiwr .-i. N,

ilitrliviilll'. HRH, 34 ll Kill;'ill .- .\'
nm- :i -pu‘:iili_v. ’l'cluplioiu: : ..

LOCK M ’L'I‘AI‘TI‘IIIIIIS.

Lui'liii'iml) If.“ 'I.»\t"l‘l'lll.\'i. m illi- ens
N .‘IllilllIliCilil’L’fS nf biiilili't'w' hurtlinirc {mini
lliiil‘l‘ Elli I'riiri sr; Next York rilliir: 1'.) Realit- .-i
I‘illi;l;:|ll)III(Zt‘ it! Lulii- at

NHI’WALK LIN'K (‘UMI’ANIZS S. New Yuri
uflIw sii'huuiin-rs a-r Lock: llild biizllii-n' inn:
I'llft", ilwzgrir-ru, IUIIILLIUN. “writers of (13'1“7li
troupe trimming- in “full/4', lino-s and iron.

LUMBER ltllALIZIm.

HILL, F! J. ‘JWiiirr rt, N. All kindr- of lumbrrilr

lzwrwl to my point by rail, team or w .,...;_
MACHIKI'I SHOPS.

SURWALH [HUS WORKS L'U Tim. Wmvr iii
ricur It. R iiridgr. h ‘S llrncnii milcliiuvry. :mi
and lines curring: fivrgu. 'u. Mtfllii irivul, rr
puirs fur riiuuufliciurim ELI? t-iutflllmlllrl

.‘L'UFIHLD. WM. A. Knight at. 5 Km machinery

nmvil- riuii rrpulririg promptly utlrndni to.

MARKET UABDILNIJIS.

JENNINGS a WA'I‘EIIBL’RI. ll 5 litmu- Mill All

minim product: in sensor: for lizi~ wlwirrmlc midi
MARKETS.

.\ MODEL MARKET, a) Wall -t, N,¥I'm.Wurllwti..
prop. hoof. "'th liimb, mutton uzid ymuliry.

AVISUS. A ifib Minn sit. N "lr‘flil'. fruits, \L’flt'ffl
bios. fish, oysters. clump, uiid (wallow, mun-r,
up, lard. cmririil goods. ctc.

BENNETI‘ a III.’>’I'E|J. mm. fish, I) m, lob
stuns. clams, fruity {kl No. Milli) st, hi i ,

“13551.1” DANA i' l’.’ Mum at, N, (burn: Inn”).
‘Nhllil'y‘ Il~ll, \‘tgciuhivn, r‘lc.

IlifI'l‘TH‘ii CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Watt-r st, )-
MI‘IILH. Vt'giflnilit‘-. fruits. poultry, III. lowrsi prim-y

(ARR. WILLIAM H ltoiiuiii't Farm mark-ii, E..\
Fine ammo, frvsii ii-gr‘mblm- ~loumtrmh pr: 1

VAItIleil'I‘UN, J A metric. siiilsry. “rump“...
I't‘xl'ullliuifl,Iflllll.hllllt'f.l§ll‘.. i If mill.Ift.5.N

ufilitlT. ill-If). Eur-l :iwuiir'. II N. rliuia‘ mutt».
regrtriiilu. fruit. Mr Drum l iii-ll prim-n.

llAI’l-ln I’Elli). ill Nu .lfnlrl vi, a .‘i' primvmr-
of rill hiudl. llutur- II'IIIIA‘ICIi inn] .1 quantity.

.IL'DMUN, A ll. ('i'nlfitl llnrlivtrur. Muiriuiui "Ivl
land si. 3. N, I‘boicr mint-a. poultry. rum-mill"

LIMBUIIN Ell. W.“ lbfi Washington st. hridgv, .‘l
N duller in nil kind.- fruh rut-Ls

LIMIKWIKIII. Ii. Wiviiiligiun 3t. lirlligc. 8. X. due
menus, duh, oysters, clump. vuxrtiihlru, MC.

LII'KWOODA; LOI‘KWOOD, 7 Main si.N. do:
mu poultry. fish. nystvw, damn it spvvmlry.

LYDND. 1‘. PL, 0111 Wi'il Marli'f.;8£ Nu. M-in u.
N. N. prirmi mats and poultry M lawn-t pricrs

MALI“), Allllffl. Mum iii, rim: Wrist. IO. N dimer-
mrurs, dull. II’III‘I‘, i‘ogr‘iuiilm, tirllruft-mn, ctr

I'ICKIEIIISU. ll fl. I-Lunt ungup. school hoquLN
hoof. veal. mutton, riv'.

sirlilii’ll, .llii‘nli, :is Wm. War-film» [1.5. N
strictly Mist—clues menu. poultry a nprcialry.

NMI‘I'IJ'b WAHIIINUTUN MARKET. G What:
want. its. In: limi- wdvimltry for fumily Ifddt’.

Ill'll.l.A.‘lB..l. W. M hum! It, N. wagon runs-
Illiiy I“ am the town.

WADKJV. H. mullet. filmtlruvr. 3N. mm
null pans of town with line fmh sud u 7. mt;

WIX"N.J. E '2': Wullnl, ‘3 Clinics min, pool
try. fruits. Wins. finite-r. «mun, etc.

IAIIIILZ ASD GRANITE.

BATE”. l’, W. Wuwr It. .‘I muuuhrruwr of lim-
gmmie and marble: Iorli. Also drum in building
mm! sud fl’flfl'tl’l] work.

HTEYEND. N. W. m loin rt. .Y Miami» and trim
lie "mum-nu. Whom”. [rt-ti. rir.

MAM!!!- AND ”DILIIIM.

BEYMUUR. HENRY. Iii Wm err, 8,3, All kitsch
of stone mm unlit-ct- mum.

BIIKLIXJN WILLIAI. I9 Wilton avenue. N. mm
mm. Aim lugging. rurbluz. sic.

9.1T". WILLIAI [1.5! West in. II. B. Jobbiril
promptly attended to.

LAWLDII. WILLIAX. .5 [III] 31.3. All him
stunt M and pulling prmuptiy rmwlul in,
Granite so from my mm quarry,

lzl’fl OWN!”

cortrrroml DRUG Mic Militia , K. And H

Ito. lulu st. 8. N. {loudest-en‘- fun: suing goods
MERCHANT TAIIJIIIS.

GUMIWSKI. I. at Will M. E. A infect It w»

aurora

irococii. r. i: xanil Inn n. sir. m- min.
”yacht". “d

simirn. n. now run. MI. W
ass-tn sap-chin.

Inunr

 
 

 
 

i“ :10 i ii rn

 
 

 

 

urn w I. hull-I
.. l . lir-
woman-rm.“

lllLLINIIBY AND I‘AHUI woos.
CAVANAGII. truss I. II. «My It. 8. N. mull-«y
sud dross rushing. ‘
PAWCI‘I‘T’fl Murmurs for nllllua'y WW
st. N. (soc ndvcrtluuwnt) ' I
"Tell AGNES. Ills. l0 lulu It N. or
"Old lam lslund Dyeing WWII." !
.IAIIBB. Ills I L 2 Bo. lulu st, 8. N. W
styles. looming s specialty.
w. .touu. Ila-us tannin u. N itiiiiwr. M
and Ihlr floods

swim) TEACHERS.

BRADLEY. nuts. 0. W idsuglitcrof thclute Win.
It. Null) m Main st. N Instrumental music only

FRITZ. Miss MINNIE I’. m Main st. N. Plano
sud crimp Instruction.

unison. ALEX. Ii. 3': High ILN. Piano, and
sud harmony.

ifUN’I'INGTON. MR8. l2? lulu sgN. Vow Izr
sanction and voice deli - out.

NASH, I138 thmmr K. a: North untrue. N.
Piano and organ instruction.

MWI'IIR. Illts. It. J. rescuer of lusrmmcntsl and

Residence at Mrs. II. II. “will

NIWB DIPOTB.

BODWBLL. I. K 74 Wuhingtou at 8.11. blink
books. stationary, new. periodicals. etc.

flflllllltll. J. B. Illb “persimmon st hrldgtx. 8:26.
New-lupus. stationery, tin and glar- ware.

NEW YORK MESSENGER?!-
mums. S D Orders left lit Ikxivrvll‘s stare.

N Washington st, 5. N
LOCKWUOD. C. It. unites DcKiyn‘s. B. 14.; Greg-

ory's N.; New York 169 Urccric st.

NEW & SICDND-IIAND FURNITURI.
l'ODMOIll-Z, WM. under salvation Army Barracks.
8. N. Stovw, ranges, crockery, carpets, etc.
OYSTER PLAN’ITJIS AND DEALERS.
BELL. IIlltAM l’. 0. Box ill, 5. N. wholesale

shipper of opium slid chum.

'U’l‘IllLl.. it J foot of Raymond it. 8. N. whole
mic (ICIIIL'I lu tim- oyrters.

:IOYT, II. II. it SON, it» Water st. 3.21. (foot of
Raymond) plunii-rs, exporters and wllolauilr
«Indore in nutii‘r- oystcrs.

i(Iii-1D & IIUL‘SMAN, fill Water at. B. N. planters
and siiippcn- of Niirwulk oysters.

VAX NAME. .I, L A 0)., I’. O. Box 513 8. N.
oysters and claims, wholcsulc and retail.

PATTERNS AND MIIIIEL‘S.

VORWALK PATTERN WORKS. Chas. fl. Ala»
Illfll'p“, prop. Riverside are, S N Slows, Stout]:
and lint Air Forum-c work I apt-cushy. Sole
mm: for the culcimiwd (ration furnscc.

PAINTS. OILS ASD GLASS.
i'RillI'l'f'T, .l T, I!» Ilziir. vi. N. Jew-it's loads,
lefillry rind Wurlsmmb'r mixed paints.

in YMUND (Hills. Ji-wett's. Atlantic and Swivy's
Ll-zill, Calciitlii oils and Avrnli Chemical I‘rlitit.

-.\IlTll. “' ll ACO. LEA i7 Witter at. N. agents
for Innzmzm d: Martin-.7. paints.

PAPER IIANGINGB.

‘illili'l’I‘T,.l. 1', 15 Minn st. N. Window alludes,
Ilniiilmls, iixrurcr, rlr.

I‘;\\'I.()Il fl; ('0 '.!l Main st. N. 1130 hardware.
pumps, oala, rim-r. I'IC.

I’IIO’I‘IIGRAI‘IIEIDI.
illlAt'KMANJ'. A. ll Mum i-L, N. lxisuiuuncoue
prllf‘ttzél‘. L'haliiroii'i- photos ii uputmily.

\‘iilt'I'll. (l H IN Washington st. 5. N. uric qunlliy
only find that lils' bur-L.

(E.v\[).\l,-\N. F, l. (luzrttu building, N. Cuisine:
photographs 5;: iii per diiz: mm bull doz. “.50.
PIANO ‘I‘I'NEK: AND KEPAIBEBS.

IENDEE. (‘. i" Mir \\’:ill .irirl Kiisuiit 5!‘ N. AI‘I)
titular iti pluiiod. urizzitis, short Illllt‘lf‘. cir.

I’LASINH MILLS.

(ANDML. MINER D E .‘l. All kinds of wood

work (it retail or for the lrzidc.
I’Ll'DIIIING.

iIEi-ZKEII i‘.‘ ('11, W I]. Kli'ii‘ llull block. 5.x
Plumbing. plum and Kit! lilting

‘iASlI, P If. a: BIIU. our Main and Wort ~is. S .‘1.
I'lIIlIll'lflL’, rind an: titling. mum‘s iii-ll Ill dirt-r.

BA ILIIUADS.

tlileALK IlullsE RAILWAY 00. Juncs
uyurt, [li’lsQLi Edwin ll Hoyt. «opt.

REAL ESTATE AIII'ZSTH.

SN pnlpi'rf) fnr «1r, hum-er to WI”. two rulv l

IIHIiItl'Zl.I.A L'illiMMI-ZDIIII‘. ll?) \I‘iulizi-zznil it.
5 .\ ailing, n‘uiiug :uidculiccring.

-\'ii.\U.\'.0 l-I “occur bill“, N iiiiv-Lmiziltu .11.!
lumpy Iu [min Aim in~zirurll~v urzwn in ma:
a! i‘uriipzirizw :il lilr inner-t Elli“

ll‘i‘iiilm‘ ilil). r1. .\ .Vl» .“Cllfl a,

row :iiivl iiii'lli.i:;; ml‘ for Milan

ltl-ZfiTJl'KJNTfi.

ill-III HIV?» 5 \l'i‘lr .-i, N. warm meals at lI.l

holirx uiimrr ‘.‘.',-’

JEN HY". iii '50 Mrllli tiv’. 5' N Tili' but i’n‘ .1

ill 1hr? i try Ilnnrrl by iiir -l.ii i-r wrrk.

ulNlTAIt‘ IZNUISIZHIL‘L

RIDER. \I‘, II. A >03 ri-r \\n—.: .iIle i

S. 5". hurl-.3- u

t rii'.’

l'i ,. .iir‘

SI‘IIUUL‘. tl’rlvnte)

Inuit): ltlrl‘ii's huurilirlg rind lilly prhnnl
\II'ZAD Mr- llillrmi, X [My .im rmziriflriz shoal
for girl.- and you“; Lulu-l- Fit. for any rillli‘zv,
or main-o LUIII Am: ill iifvit FIIJ‘, rqiiippt i‘i 111i)-
miury ulturll 3c“ l-rli Alli!” ruipn‘yml ll:
(IllL’xlC'Ai riquirimru ‘l'l’ nil uxliziiiuzr- nr 1hr.-
’IlI' study of '1" i;ll‘LIl:ii’i~! sin! rim-iiiiun
Frill trnll (K’L’lila ill-Me r it
~en: upon uppllculmn
\‘UIIWALII MILITARY iSSTiTl'TE. N Funk 3.
Itnlwrrs pflfu‘lpiii Circular on rmrirsl.
WILSON. “If. I: H Schiml Il‘f lmy- ,‘lnrnuik,
i" I’rrprimtorv to mill-cr- lili'I Fi‘l' iziisil- pl 21mg.
For I'ln‘ill‘lr‘. adrift-iii! as also»

HEWISU MACHINE. .
‘iIIAILEII, (7 M. it. St) Mimi st, 8 N, "\‘v’hu'lrrr uml
Wilson" and "Naomi-lid." nn-iilcs, nil. iiiimii
incurs. Hut-airing i. opwiulty.

NEWER (DSTILACTDIN.
RAYMOND Illfflfi, wm-r.‘ built. wairr Hrs :-
Q‘II‘LIVIIHIIII. filling, grilling. lllllti‘u‘fllh‘ ;:Ifiit.'filf‘..:.

MIDI-l .VIASI'FAI'TI'ltrlltfl.
iADI'NSIliTRY. IlA'i'IlI-DI'SUN A H). 5.1V. Ladiw'
duo: dim-n.
will I. ll, WEI-ill) a H) factory tin-l null ‘I'Illim TI. 71,
77v, and 77 \ani'r -T. 5 .\ Illuliiishni 1‘?"
Inuiifsrtiirrn- nf imlirm‘ mmm' uiiil chaldnvn‘n
lino four-rm for tho riiluli Iflllit’
nlllllT-WAIWI" AND l'NDI-IIthdAlt.
lli ‘I‘I'IIINB‘UN. l'lli,i‘;& I'll. Nui’wuik. Nr'w Yuri.

upd Iirlilm‘pilrf, t‘uun.

sl'tllt'l‘snllN‘fi (MNIDS.

MRI-TN, .IUIIN Ii. all Main v', N hrmiqiinrlcrs for

grills, timing rlirlilr. ammunition, stir.

HTAII: IIIIILDI-IIIH.

MAKER. JITIJI‘H. Wain st. next in \I'iir-rll-r‘p fillln
dry, N. N Main and hand mils in min.
TIIK DI'NI‘AN Hill's ItAlLthl WOIIKN. Whirr
It, :6. it. Wm ll. Ilrryr. pmprlotor.

H'I'IZAM xxumm AND I’IlMF’h.
NORWAIJI [RUN WflRKrl (‘0. The. Wim'r rt.
out It It whim, II, N.

STILISIHIIII' TICKET AIIESTH.
tillll‘l'lrl. .‘l W Musonir lmlliii N. stuns-hip

Nth-II. Dru-rim nurnt, notary pt: ilr, rfr.
LAYTHN. JM'UII M thitigimi st, til-xi In I‘ U.
FIN. I'Mmiirci‘irlii-i-urufu. III-Mir, IIIIII'II.“H‘M l
3103?. DEALER-‘6.
'KKIIINJUIIN II. (out of tl'a-rii'ngum 4.5.1". Aim
Imrlt. ilrm. rmmu. hair, pip-tn.
IUII'I'OPL JOHN H I?) Tuylor "write. 8. N. Also
layer of runrmr walks
KAI‘IIURD Ilium blue. brown. flmuwlch sud
building «we. xnuilv and marble trimmings.

STOVE!” 8.151”!!! AND IIIIA’I'IZBH.

KETI'III'I [.48le. '20 lliivllsrul st, 99.15. (lull
sinvrr ntul with-r bruins I'. U. box MT.
POWELL. J W ‘5] Winston on It, 5.3. mm”.
mums, limit-n. him-«funds in: «rule. rum: rm
ppm. #1: Tin and "W! work - uporlulty.
Sitlfil‘KAYIA'KWTKIL Ag ill? Wuhlu on M
bridge. its stars», mun, .plmu n1. rrc,
‘l’ltllttltlffll.
HORTO‘S. JOHN D. (If lelnr ”all. 9. N.
Ind hrs" rmclilmr promptly “tended to.
IIRDBR'I'AIBIIS.

Ugh:
smart,
m 7 din st. N

drum a union It 'I‘clvpm 774.
"murmur" letololl.

'0‘").

soft. and and split. for funny ‘.
noun WA

mum
turnout

 

mm?

W i

'AYTOS. JACOB 3| “‘msliiugtnu st, (it‘ll in I‘ ll ‘

ixnrlr l' in; a N. lIyilmiiiir :Illli (kill virgirlurs i

crimp-s, M155 le’l‘l’l‘l‘Tl—l. r; Urv‘l'iard st, N.‘

ijlrriilsri- wzil b.-;

'2I!r'._ .

J- D 0W- IIUM RR. W. mum"! WWI. molly on that (IMP.
RAYIONDJIBD, II Gildflfilinu. R. M.

BRIDGES. om. 11V fl. our! and hospital nest of
maniac” link, 8. islepbortcflf, m. fir-dart.

mun-s.
W moo. W ”Lou
mar II. Int-i. I“;
mums

cunt-arsed "I”.
Lanny-ram:- '

TWO MORE LIQUOR CASES.

I". c. BECKER AND DIDNOVAN I: CO.
‘ BEFORE THE COMIISSIDNBRS.

 

'I'lie Benton-cunt. Presenting lvldonce
to Bho- the Uululluhlllly of Incutlou~
'Ilis clues Adjourned Until Thursday.

At thr- chum of the cases of Hamilton
Br :ihers and Edward Qulrnrr. Saturday.
Ibo: County Commissioners called up the
only of Frank Becker andJ Donovan
& Company. Rev. C. J. North appeared
for the rcmonsrrauia and John [1. Light
for Mortars. Brclier and Donovan.

Tim first wrtueu culled upon was Rev.
C. II. Pong, pastor of the East Avenue
M. E. church. [Io objected to the sa-
l-iun in question on account of the great
:imouut of time! riotous tbc bridge and
because ['voplr- hail l0 pass them in palm
to Iiw storm and Inctnflerl and In attend
:ng ilm o-vriniiig meetings. Complaints
Mid calm: to film indircctly of things
that have, occurred on the bridge, r flun-
mvc and possibly dangornue. H" had
OD‘Oi'vrd objections previous to the pelt
lion. He had seen vomit near tho aulocus
Within the pits! Wr't‘k and had becn told
of improprr things. He had (ibsrfvvd
[Ilr‘ arimr‘ disugrveublo Iralul'rrl during
his [lilfvilllfllt‘ in this City. ,

()o cross ('xuflllmltllln hi- spokc of tho
tcriiplutium the saloons pfi'fli'llitd lo lilo
.ytilllzg Clo-lung (fir hridgv and to thou»
tukirg till» brute; Mo.) to them [)llHQIDg to
tho {ACIDI‘IL‘S uti Write-r and Du» strreto,
The: . mployim n Siding in East Nut-walk
u-o rv nilligld to pass one Cr‘l’lalflly. and
p ohalily two, as thcre Willi no other pub
in: null-n I’z-npl-i are obliged to come
to 8. [mi .‘(virwnlk for fro-ling. iii- nam.
HI surm- iii the factories which tho Eusl
Nurwullz pimple were Obllgv'ti to go in
and shown! how they had in parts one
III' dill not start 3 tr»-
dium-franc» WIlt'n hrrv- previoul-lymxwpl
in it pvmrul way. This particular paper
can.» from Mr. North. For down Writer
SIItJI'I to did by more prop” than the
pnwnt Blill‘tillln. it would b» ju~t to
. Illi‘ pimple to plan- thi- saloons \VIA‘N‘
'; lilry it ill Il‘llfii. IiiCiith'Illv'hC" Illr‘ lurgw-t
:nuillllt‘ls. A- u limiter of mnml CUDVIC
l nun Mr. Your: did not regard tho saloon
ins :i prupvr IliMllUlI-ill. but urrdr-r cxm.
,‘rig ”munitions lilrfr‘ uri- smur- places
’ >irii.’ii‘.lr* {hurl Mill-n. lir- hlld not
llirl'lalwl that hit: mrs . liuulrl in» grziritcri.
'.\ Ftliilli” FII"uIli hill. Di.- ilif‘iflv’iI WII‘TP {I
,mujlmty if IIIlIIIIi'I‘r“IQ'\I pom ind 'ire uh-
‘HL'HI til pw.

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ifpun in firm" i‘XJIIllizltIllili Mr. ‘i’rgg
‘ viiil »Illti f!" il i~ rm: rilhrvflilfl in pin-i..-

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~ u-i. All l- v Ill. i'imlwt- ll.) rm :tgri r- r n
Mills 5' '!.~‘ :.r~- in fitur of high lik'v‘lm .
I: .1' .\. “will?" H'r'] F! ii lil UL" rll.

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I iI-v. 07:1 II‘tllil'Ii'ri wiljrrtturs Wi'l‘t‘
{-izfl 1;: ran} U)“ rt" ;l~ Mr, Bill ill-'5.
II I u! all ill', llieriy ilziiinli-w :ii In; par»

i-n: |-' willl‘i" ii. I". l N i\\‘ Mi. Uni :zi
L\.::..l r. .n in.‘ n» A it”: i v 1‘IIHHII"
.‘il Ti‘iilI‘i'll.l'1i[v‘|f“\. II' ZIIHI ii” “'h’l'

wt» :rm Il‘I nil} itti ii.» ‘lillii tilit tlir'y rite
liii‘ il- .l in ~iir'li :i iiih is: pl‘ii‘v'
i (3:; v: 4- Xll'lliilll'lv ii Mr. H ill-‘Vk :IzlliI
ti.:~.', in. m ”I {~l|MI'Il1ill‘l‘ iv iii“ irnst
I‘Dl'
H.- ln-lrvvrul, ii “over,
if if. r4 Iii :- firtivl r'1l lit ~~~ ruinous
DIilll *Ifll‘I wry

illimiii‘iyi-i, im' mint swliillmr

pi -i‘~‘ ir‘i HI Ni
i mil ill -
{mil flu :'-r*~ U : “UH
filial”,

K i‘. .\:r iiililill \Vllr IInll iiI'J ('ir II (in

“In gr llli‘lr‘. l-':r.~t, lt-ninch 'lpilfl iii-
t'l'llfi'li. In mining Ill‘h‘ in- IHIIIIII tlmr
'Ilr‘ pmpln of I‘ll-t N: rw'ilk rt'dh- suprl
raw tI Ivrrlll "It' (now. Kill rn v'll film HIIII'.
‘,i.u1i ~i iflj ("r-II [ii ("mining in rilmrli m.
Lam lint hf liming in palm IiiI‘ milrmile.
III' nmrinm-ml liiir lulim llmi mid iliiit
(Ill 3' :-t inI “may fr an church '"‘('.'1II~I'
[Li 1. lII‘III'I want in pii-H Ilii- hlIIIlflllfl.
iii: Ml‘ iiel iilvjl't'llJll was triiit I'w vul
IlIH' iii Illl‘ i-ity “'iH iujilrr-l by the pn-
m nw .1 tliiw column, that run murizl
aa-rmiiiilim s of mm unrl buyii wim- blunt
ml by ”NIH. Ili'ullj- chi! In flu-m flu
culls" liu did not 'Illlilf than it Wm fitting
that iris [Illlil‘lpnl giirwzty Milli-city
ulwuhl h-ivl- fun sllf‘h guttipml . Ho-
bld mt lurii dwelt-inf in u formal and
It'l‘IllilIlélI wm tn ri-pr-lwrlt any body,
but twin-v. vl that in an wwuiml snipe no
riiil ri pursuit th' Ill.
i I‘l’wn ”Iii obj: (‘IHI INDHI‘Q‘ NW rulmns
"1'00” lliv prmczpil Ihll'ilughffifl’. Iii-
imtiiiwl in regard trr tlw riiuiiu'uctilrr-rs
Ill Baht Nun/mill and nhoivcll that thc
pvnplo in that pl!" of tho town on: cm
:plx )rri principally in Hiulh Nonmlk
.Thvn- is ill.“ lr-flic in X irwulk that may.
iThv r-llumviur of that pliu'l‘ qu-vr‘ls lbw
jpmplv uf E-s Nurwuik umw than "low
Inf Hiltl'ii Norm-nit. Til” trill“) infirm"
lama particularly Ilbj-rf‘fleitlzthir' Murmur
in! "in utrvmc tvrumim-rir'u of tho saloon
Moor. I!» ln-Iiovcd that the corners of
Y Thr-
:pluc’o of trail» worr- twurly rqullly
fdividwl north and south of East Wash-
iitiglim street. "a bellow"! tight prop!“
[fir-m Iilwly to cross til Hr. Bvchr’s in»
film and come up on the «mm side.

 

Em. ALLIEI, um locum-n. rt. M r-l Upon cm annuity-iron Ir. mu mid

lbs: tum bring no sidewalks on Water
arrest north of Wiflliflflofl siren. tint
in cur. of muddy inning people would
uh ihesldsnrxt to It. We sod
thwarts-spin. ‘I’trs dooron Ibeeor

not withdraw his remomtruuce if the
door was closed. He believed that Mr.
Donovan‘s saloon was less objectionable
than Mr. Broker’s.

Charles F. Bullock said that he had
been Councilman eleven years and be-L
lieved that he is better informed as to a
good location than if he had not born in
this office. flu is officially interested in
the Methodist Sunday school and I8
therefore spoc‘ialiy tolerated in young
men. He specrally obj-«cred to the its
icon on the north side becauss of its
prominence. It is in the way of rhr
traffic between East and South Norwnlk
and is ventl near the sidewalk. He cited
the fact I at employees in the factories
an i ladies were obliged to pass.

Upon cross examination Mr. Bullock
said he believed that the corner of Wash
rogtorr Ind Mum cums was an unsuit-
able location but Writer atrcet was an
uni.iI)j"CIl0hIthifi as any in the city. If
(“”0 Wall nu saloon ut Dliriovuu's he
would not put one there. Since more Is
a building and has been a saloon there
be HIIUUId not object so strenuously.
Henry Tucker, of East Norwalk,
thought the location unsuitable. He
uhjrected to th- aulonu on the left hand
side coming this way brcause of the
«if using crunch from the beer caski;
trim) on Walrr strert. where llltl most
oflcusite He did not think Water street
a nullftbh} location because the people of
East Norwnik were obliged to pass that
way. Hr: was nota prohibitiunist. bu:
bl-iicvcd in the abolition of allsaluons.
lie supposed that liquor could be sold
In plums not a saloon.

R. J. Cutbzll had serious ohjcciions to
the saloon on the north side owmg IU
Ibt‘ pvupio of Elsi. Nurwalk who have to
pass it. He knew of the locations of the
factories south of Washington street.
Ernpluyws could go down \Vutrr GMT?!
on rust stile. They are obliged") pass
through the street. if no licensed an
loan was there he would not favorit.
Would prt-fer Watvr street to Main
short, but Would not choose the corn".
\I‘bvtlier the entrance was or) Washing
ion and Water slu’el would make a ma—
lrflai IIIIII'I’r'IlCc’. Would not say it a
grind place to license if the) entrance was
on Water street. Ho would put all an
icons on one block on Water cur-9t. He
would not put a saloon on that cnrncr if
thuro were none there.

Iir Culliill was the lust witness called
and rho hearing adjwurued until Thurs-
day morning at liln'clnclr.

I’IIIIMJNAL P.\It.\illlul’llbl.

I‘m: Going. Ind Coming; of People we
Like to Road About.

Mm Ida [lurcfiinaun,nf New York,
~Ilz’fli Silvulay Ill iIiH my.
3-11.45 Neill» i..clavmml. of ‘ll'rstnn, i:
Vi-rting rclutlri'a in .‘i'urwulfr.

firs. Simi- Jud-i. of tin. IllIJiIi‘Il. is
\‘l‘lilllg {Hollis III l'v vlirgoiuwn.

MIF. i'. ll. Siiiiiii and horny, 3:: m;-
pvch =l IIUIHI' from. i’. PSIDII L‘.,l°';igilt.
Iii-art Lun- L. iirytvin, of tflzrt'z-lrrid,
Ohio, is lllr- giirst of rrlntivis in Winni-
paulr.
\I'iilirim Ilulli-y, if Stamford, spent
~‘iin my Willi Jirm Kr-il in. on (Hurt-r
:n‘rlillr'.
Mn. F \V'. Williil, of iliii‘uiiry. 1+ the
(”out at hot farther, Noel ll. Stunmn, of
:m liiiriiluil.
Air- TII'HHEIS it L .9, ml Wutp M. has
gum: in L‘iiiiurtlii Li ripi'llil t'il- Lt'iiltr‘l’
with III'I blEII'l', Mrs. I". W. I’l-rry. at
I’ansadenu.
lift-s iirtiiv C Millard,of \V'rstarenuw.
will spvuil the: holiday spasm wrtii
IfJ'Iili“ in )2 w Yuri: .‘liiu loll: fur the-
(“fly in illljr‘.
Mr. and Mrs. L.
il-ir town willy for IIIr‘lI’ IlOllI“ iii
Cletrliml, ()iio. lira Elwood is tiiv
. I W, H (limb-lid.

Au Alli. filern‘mn. .

ii-v. S I). (.‘urticn, of Port Christa-r,
prl-ricéiwl lI tn rv into-roaring Alumina in
tin First 3!. I“. church ylstv-rliuv morn-
ing: fir-iii thin ter: ”From I‘lr'IlCi forth
'1‘! no lllitll itiliibii- mm for I blur in my
imly tho iriurkuif til: I. ~rd Jo<iili."——ilu|.
9H? Tn..- :4”ij ct WIIEI prose-riled Vcl'v
I'ii MI} and forcibly, nurturing tiw lutvrmt
of his III‘WITO‘IS at (more rind holding thou
cinm- ntivntnm thr..ugii ouch dcwloping
fact and stirring truth drawn from tho
ilfr‘ and ixp~rlrnc-- of Paul. It in Just
this kind "I pro-richiiig that do” much
good. Winleitdo-eply interests and enter
t um rho llatnnor, it do“ much IIl‘lI‘I': it
crvrit- i (Li-i", and in a stimulus rind
guldi‘ fur mum-r clinructrr. In [let it hi
practical thought of the trains dun- pn-
aunt rutlivr than the! nrtliwlnxy of it cun-
tilry ago. The Mim'ill mi» t‘lmtwl with
utmug. nuzgwtrvo and inspiring counsel
for such ‘tnduvrdunl button-r.

Ii. Errand,

«isiuuliir-r

Ion-lily In "to M Ito.

Dr. (7. A. ilindsioy, Bron-mu Sure
[war-l of llvulth. in his monthly bulletin
trays in the fir-it clan-n moritim of tho
your tlw number of drama was 12,321.
brill? Lilli? more than in th~~ cottonwood-
"in; lllufilv‘l-o "I link your. Th9 highs-v01
IINIIII rnfr mm in Killinply. bring 2'7 2.
TM limp—t in \‘wrmm and Wallmgrord.
well 5.4. Them wem thirty-mic dreths
in Norwalk during Ibo month. rnprrmt-
in; In annual ileum rut» of 20.9 per
1,000 inhabitants.

I'll.- and In.

still in alumnus ls u copy of the first
time tabla of the New York sud New
Huron road. lssurd In 1850. Then there
were fourteen storing: and six from
daily out of Raw York. sod the run to
new Haven occupied three helm for
apno- tniu. lino there are forty-
rlms turnout of flu York sod may

 

norm-ct tiny-closed. flavour!

MONEY WELL INVESTED.

THE BUILDING AND ”JAN A380-
CIA'I‘ID‘S’S BUSINESS.

A Mural of Pnbllc Record-Advantage—
oinly Placed Linus—Thu Ore-t Its-nits
of Small Monthly Dope-Its.

We called the attention of our rcadrrs
some tux months ago to the dividend
that the: Building and Loan Association
had put to the credit of its members at
the rate of Seven per cent. per unnurn for
the preceding six months. We are
able to again announce the declaration
of a divulend at the same rate for the six
months which closes on next Tuesday.
An opportunity of mulling an invest-
ment inn local organizuion that will
pay Well. and which is under the dirrct-
ion of some of our most careful and con-
servutive Citizens. is Well worthy of at-
tention. Many of our lam! investors
who have looked to the far west to re-
turn them urveu per cent. interest will
find it worth their while to examine Well
what something much nearer home can
offer. The Building and Loan Associa-
lions business is a mutter of public rel
Curd. Anyone Can examine the Town
Clerk's rrcords and find out on jule what
terms this socrety baa loauvd and what
accurity they have accepted. And no
inquirer would learn that in addition to
llflltlnaiiy baring ample security for
what it had, the society had already re-
ceived humanity of Mt borrowers do
posit-i which had largely increased the
value of the security, and had contracts
by I'lftlli! of its regular rulés by which,
in the case of eVrry loan, such payments
Wen- moutbly mad» as tended trisreadily
diminish the risk of I'Ilr.‘ loan and the 0b-
ligritiou 0f the borrowers.

The fact is that from the profit derived
from its advantageously placed loans,
and from Olhi" sourcw, the somety has
bran able to declare leldPndfl which are
compounded semi-annually zit the rate
of sen-n per cent. per anpum. The man
who in August, 1859, subscribe-d and
made his first payment or) ten shares,
finds that he is entitled» on the third
Tur‘fitlay in December, 1890, to the credit
of $84 01. Most of this of course has re-
sulted from his own monthly deposits,
but it is in part also profits which the
desecration has earned for him. For the
out six months he will draw interest for
tho whole of this amount as Will 33 for
the average amount which he Will invest
«luring lhst time. The rules of the so-
crety pL‘rmlf. however. any new-corner
who dr‘rill't‘h' to make an investment and
riceiw the‘ regular rate- of profit which
til» usumiutiun is puymg. to pay up the
brick duos and profits on such number of
shit“ c. as II.“ m'sy (Ii‘vil'z‘ to like, and then
CirilIlfliIe on Willi his rcgular monthly
duw or) three share-e. F :r instance, one
who mam. «l t» turret $71.01 hill to [Ill-'11
g . on plying $5003II1HDIII L'illIIlI sub-
ri‘llii.’ fur lull shares from lilt‘ bugvzming,
p2} 2‘11”, and “it‘ll go on in tho sumo
Illallnr'l' as if II" had s‘arted with Len
uiif‘u'r'fi from :ii.‘ [132" , Ir‘CthIng his infur-
(«I fur rix months rm the full amount of
#51 ill, and lfitr'l’t’it on the art-rag»
amount ln\'i‘~'.t'-I fa." tho current six
months. Anyone tir'filflflg to invest a
grrutor or has sum C'}!lId arrungrr to do
~n by Marin; in mind that tho present
Vlaillr‘ of lichnr» talker: from the begin-
ning: is $810 i ii}, and that It) take a giv-
r‘li niilllbr—r nf :Ilitfezl from the beginning
“will! Ir'Qllil’l.‘ an immediate Icvmitmcnt
of that number of timos the present
vuliw of one share on $8 40 l 10. 0!
0 ll':“‘ itsiwulil be} understud that mem-
lwrw can jrin at any ZiiIIi’, paying unly
iIlL' initiation fee of one dollar and lifty
Cents per share for the number of shares
I‘Ikriu for tha first month; but ih-x above
rxpiunatinn to for tile bw-nwfit (if those
who not only Wlslh to regularly tnvrst in
tho futuri' tlri'Iv'r tlw moi: :y's IUII’H, but
will) «is-mo flirt). by tuking shurra from
tli:- fin-guining, t-i liruki- an immi-liiale iri—
v. affilt‘ni ii" in iilch lilr‘y can no iro thr-
sllc'r‘ty'n mtv n‘.’ profit.

Tim fact tint vvl-ry ifth'iIfIlEllt of thi-
nemanrtwn ti'ndq ti) I'mpivly our local
Willkll’lginr'li. and to benefit the town of
Nurwnllr by adding to our grand Iiit.
hil‘vllixl intvrwat many of our road-Ara.

 

IISTILII'I‘AINIIILNTS.
"Rip \‘lsu Winkle "

TIIH rilpr‘l‘b smart: pruriuctrnn will lie

pn-a-rintwl at Mime ”all New Yvurs ulter-
"mm and evening. A rpvciui mutinemvill
lii- pr: WHIP-I fur Illr' Ih-rlr'flf. nf Ii’l-I Indira
and l'IIlIIIh'Il. Thu Chicago Daily Nomi
ilpvnkfi of the attraction in tho following
forms: Thu play as produced by Fitz-
p’l'fliti'rl Dramatic Company lit the
dermis-my of Music last night. with Mr.
'.. M. Grant) in the role of Rrp, was.
without :i doubt, the his: rendition of
that popular cnmcdy drums cvcr given
in this city, Mr. Cram» showed himsolf
in he an actor of merit. Mail.» the chmc
tors of Urvrchen Ind Darrick Von Beck-
mon m-rn If“ admirably taken. The
company earn: it its own urchrstn which
di-murml normal "par-tic gems [but
«no loudly applaud-ad by the delight“!
audience. The child micro were Im-
mm-ic. and their songs and dances were
amt. ’I’lio hon-re was packed to over-
flowing, ad to my Illa vast nudism
was delighted with the evening's enter-
lsinrnsut would bs hot a mild “min
of their plasma.

«At the nut menu; of our band of
school lmtcrs it htboughl that they
will consider the advisability of my
Mupuclmlwly in their hula
lies mm. as it is economics! and
cousins no rain.

 

Mature-d.

 

:m
FUNERAL 0!" 030388 In mm.

I-‘Ive Iluudnd m M I” 3'9 .
mntustothelrlulmm '_'
The funeral of George L. m was
held at Trinity church ymrdly m, '
noon. It was one of theme“ m
attended funerals ever held ill 30!“!
'orwullr. Largo delegation! from 0*
ties towbich the demoed mud
attended in a body. At the church II...
Impl'PEBIW' Episcopal senior! I“ M”
the rector, Rsv. Olin Bullock, sod en.- ' ,
rsl selections were sung by them.
At the conclusion of the m "It
casket was opened on the corner Ili‘
an opportunity was given to, view
view the remains. The procession then
formed under the direction of Kujor C.
E. Duty, who had charge of the escort.
The formution rm In two colonies. Tho
Columns were headed by Ohio! Samuel
McGowan, First Assistant E. V. Baht,
Chief Prowrtt. of Norwalk, :0de
Jones, of Westport. In the right col-
umn were the South Norwslk fire ‘
depvftment. a delegation of firemen,
from Norwulk and East Norwelk,
and Old erl Lodge. F. k A. II. In the
left column were the Young Ken’s
Democratic Association and Butler
Lodge. 1.0 0 F. It la estimated that
fire bundrrd men were in line. The poll
bearers were eighteen young mu repre-
svuting the diflerent socteliel. They
walked alongside the hearse in going to
the cemetery. Interment was in Union
Cemetery. Services at the grave were
conducted by Butler Lodgr. I. O. 0. F"
and Cd Well Lodge, F. &A. II. The
fl iral tributes were beautiful and theta
were many of them. ""

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.5

 

Editor Sentinel:
I ueVrr wrote a newspaper item in my
life, but am just provoked enough now
to make the attempt. 0n the 71h day of
last month { November, 1890), A letter nus
wanted at S lurh Norwalk plainly direct-
ed to a member of my family. Bedding
Center, Conn. On the 12d: day of the
same month aeecoud one was mailed,
and which was addressediu precisely the
same manner. The one mailed outlie
7th has not yet reached its destination,
but the one mailed on the 12th, after I
long delay, came to hand. Now, per-
haps, some of the apt residents of your
city can suggest a reason for this long
passage and loss of letters on so short a
route. I have heard of other letters be-
ing lost which had to pass through neur-
ly the same channel. Perhaps I may be
successful in clearing up the mystery;
at all events I am making the attempt . ‘
and think I may have the satisfaction of
confirming my theory. That one letter
ahauld he miscarried would not be so
strange a thing, but the fact of this tape"
IIIILH'I i5 not easily accounted for.
W. B. B.

row i.\ rust; on TWO.

Hatter-t Worthy of leutlon from Every
Quarter of Connecticut.

Seth Ciiipp, sited seventy years,aHnrt~
ford shoe manufacturer, dropped dead -
Saturday.

Timothy Waterman of Danbnry van
zirm 2i leUIIlfltr? party Friday evening.
{ic dud in his bed Saturday, heart
diat’aa'e bell}; the cause.

Harri lrd cnunty capitalists will peti-
tion the m-xt general nisembly for I
charter to build a railroad from Thomp-
r-onvnlle to Bound Brook. passing through
[infield and Hat’lfdt'lile.

Tnc Hartford Evening Post has re-
Ill-‘I’II tho drimaud of Judge McCouville
of thl- Ilnrfunl police court to retract
:itatvcwms made in restrircnce tolauguago
addressed by McCorivilleto one of it!
reporters.

A. W. Tracy is the democratic and
Br!) i‘imin Pug» is the republican candi-
dot? for mayor of Menden. Meridian
trudouninua rind federatc labor oppose
Tracy became they rillvgo he has append
wwkly pay merits.

Hartford gossips are greatly exercised
over til» reported engagement of Profes-
rilf l’lttrrsnn, a rwcently divorced new
ml sell-mm, to 51m Fannie Fathom o!
Ilurtfnrll'ei IIIOrlI wealthy and refined
moiety IFIIIIrH.

During IIfiDé‘i'L-l cmpu-i proceedings baa
fora Judge (:IIWI‘II ut Waterbury My.
day Mrs. John Dick rectified that her
husband was not tho father of the child
who was trying to induce the court to
giver hcr custody of. Tho court refined.

A (tunneciicut man says he recently
aw in the state of Wul-lnm Thom-s . ,.
I'lunkwtt, the Hartford embrzzler alkyd "
to have died in Canada, sud run under
the Item» of Grant, i'lunkott was trying
to organize 3 company to start a crucial!
factory.

Notwitbsunding the recent vols ..
the town to grant liquor neuroses, \r
donlo of Stratford rinks appalling/QT
the ground that the wrdemtlusut Q -
posed tn liquor selling should mire
consideration. Tho county WOW
sinners will giro 3 having.

A Bold Attempt It our-p.

Tum rum-no stopped s woul- cl
Concord street lust evening and Illa-ft.
cd to commit an doings upon her. ‘1'”
timely arrival of William Inuit. III!“
vol-tam W master “the depth
this city. prevented the carrying out
of their devilish designs. flu '- ~
going rim Mint rtrm Ind m
within I short distemof M“
be hard I moor-la. filmy
around lbs oornerend. two In“;
”mama Iona Midi-II“,
It: [no-b walla” thatch-y fields...
team to outrun flat m w
m’s has no froillsr to but. H
beard-oi how whst infirm ,z~

 

 

 

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