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CW”- “casual-Illa”
“Incline-builds“! acme.
1890 December. 1890
It. In. It. It. Fri III.
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11 12
18 19
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20
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nectar. sorrow.
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds. to Web an admission is charged,
atacclc, warp! when an advertisement
of some appears in advertising columns,
mdrarprdjoralrcgularmlec, 10ml:
a liar.
flaw lack laaafl Death- m
The soldsuap will probably be follow-
a] byalightly ”milder airs today, with
advance across the “fizmtobam’l'hts of the
dapremiun eclerdsy in
atomic likTrIy to develop consIderable
strength as it crosses the New England
coast line to-nightor to marrow morn»
lag. In this district today clear and
fair. slightly warmer weather will prob
ably prevail, with fresh westerly winds,
becoming somewhat variable. In the
Indium lo-day fair, warmer weath
or will prevail, with fresh westerly
winds, becoming variable, followed by
cloudibess and snow near the lakes. In
New England lo-day clear to fair weath
C will prevail, with slightly lower, fol
lowed by rising temperature, and fresh
variable to brisk winds, meslly westerly
and southerly, followed by cloudiness
and snow in the northern portion. On
Tuesday,in inthis section and in New
England, partly cloudy to fair, warmer
weather will probably prevail. preceded
by snow in Northern New England
with brisk to fresh southwesterly and
westerly winds, followed by lower tem-
psrsture, and on Wednesday fair, colder
weather In both sections.
mature almanac tor Tomorrow.
Bun rises Bun33 sets High tide Low tide
7.19 1.05 ‘I ‘51
Hinnehahs DIvIsion, 8.01 ’1'., meet to.
night. M
Saturday and Sunday were busy days
for the IIverymeu.
Palestine Guile, A. 0. K. I. C,, will
elect oflioers this evening.
George F. Scofield, of Brooklyn, is
building a new house on Belden avenue-
Johtl Nolan, formerly with the Hour,
hassecured II positional: the Stamford
Herald.
The mle of seats at the South Norwalk
Congregational church takes place this
evening.
-—Home-rendered lard,
pound, at P. Bayes’ market.
A sleigh occupied by a countryman
broke down on West avenue yesterday
afternoon.
In. W. F. Bishop, who has been sell.
only ill at her home on Belden avenue,
is improving rapidly.
It is said that special ofiioer George
Benedict is one of the aspirants for chIel
of the Norwalk polIce force.
10 cents a
The liquor case hearings will be re-
sumed before the County Commissioners
attheCouocil Chamber on Wednesday.
Rev Father Ecrmanec, of Bridgeport,
willmeutthc Hungarians and Germans
at St. lary’s church tonight and to-
morrow night.
Thomas E. Sheena has resigned his
position as clerk for Druggisl J. A. Riggs.
OIIarIes Keith, formerly with J. G. lire-
gory d: 00., will take THE place.
-~0urbing, 50M cents‘a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
The Christmas exercises which were
to have been held at the Booth Norwalk
Baptist church this evening, haw been
postponed until New Year's eve.
The east—bound express train had to
”in this eIty yI-cterday alternoou for
water,as the water in the trench ho
twccu the rails, near Stamford, was
bursa. ,, m” ,.
The condition of the llou. I‘. T. Bar-
Iam at present Is very gratifyIng to his
numerous friends. He Is constantly ici-
m antlers long will bsblsformer
life-Bridgsportm luv-lug Hews.
'Illlamll. Album at Booth Norwalk
acted as but man at the marriage at J
W Boers, of Btld‘l'pot’t, aadlisr
”I“ A. Church, of Nova booth, at
is hnmsof the groom III Bridgeport,
~A number of good sceflhaud ia-
MIIcatIfor sale cheap before taking
Inventory. .1. W. Bradwsll.
'l'bc vstersacollac lstcwsr who ass
iawvsstd lutbc boaaty question will
“muesltyflolclto-morrow new
figufln’cluukfnrthsparpmccflalklag
"mannequins-t.
1‘ nail-g of Butler lodge,
Ha ,I.0.0.l'.,wlllhshsldtbicevca-
athfclsctfiortsc purpose stucc-
ths My of rsalbg a
W “filmmakers-b
W may some up is mica
“was.
flflhpltaoacnat tkajailhavs
“W III the new amiss.
Wtbcllswcaaaaamardcc
firefighters III-cell which-m
h kyhbciascalsia-vccrav
.m‘- WA;-
s
Fresm'ccbarcbmrl furnished
nucleatflblary'ccbwrubyssterday.
The funeral of Oliver Davis has been
:octpoasd until Wednesday afternoon at
tobloek.
'l'hsOongrcgstlonslchurch at Dorian
Icasdcrgniug many needed improve-
melts.
4m" fresh hams. mucous pound,
at F. Rayea’ market.
TbsoIlIcial board of the East Avenue
I. E. church will most at the parsonage
this evening.
Rev. B 8.8““ has been retained as
parlor of the Weapon l. E. church
for another your.
Charles F. Dillon, of Daricu, has ac-
cepted apositlon ac clerkin the New
York general postsrfice.
Last Saturday 0. E. Wilson received
the check to pay for the damage done to
St. Mary's church steeple.
The infant daughter of Joseph A
Guthrie, of Silver Mine, died yesterday.
The funeral was held this allernocu.
Thomas was before Judge
Knapp this morning charged with vag-
rancy. He was sentenced to fifteen days
in jail. ___~
One of the pleasant social events of
the week will be the matinee ball to be
given by the South Norwslk Athletic
club on New Year's day.
Ollicer Charles Adams killed a vicious,
unregistered dog which was snapping at
children and pacccrs by on Water street,
borough, Saturday afternoon.
-sewer museum at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contrwlor.
Robert Brown and wae, are IIss Sarah
Walsh, have returned from their wed-
ding tour and are boarding at the real-
dence of Mrs. Samuel llaIkin on Main
street.
Till: Smut]. newaboys were very
generously remembered by the custom-
ers along their routes last Wednesday
afternoon, and they wish to thank them
for the favors.
The annual meeting of the East on»
line If. E. Sunday school will be held on
Wednesday evenIng. OflIcers for the
ensuing year will be elected and the re-
ports will he read.
During the early part of last night the
thermometer registered 4 degrees above
zero. Later the temperature began to
rise and this morning the thermometer
indicated 20 degrees above tern.
-One good Shoulnger upright piano.
8200. J. W. Smdwell.
Tim 823mm. III Indebted to the enter
prising firm of Taylor d: Golden for a
generous supply of calendars, pen wIp
era and other novelties, advertising their
extensive real estate and incurauoe busi-
nets,
Embers of Co. D are notified to up
pear at the armory tomorrow, Tuesday.
evening at 7:30 o‘clock to attend battsl
'aIn drill under command of Lieutenant»
Colonel J. C. Crows. Fallgue uniform
will be worn.
TbeLIbrarysnd Reading Room now
belongstothecity,and is entirely free
to the public. liners, htwever, will be
required to furn'ah a guarantee from
parent or guardian, or some other re
cpInchle person_.
William Nnblll, of~ Spring Hill, who
has been confined to Beltane hospital,
New York, for six months, will be
brought home today. The doctors of
that institution having been unable to
do anything for him.
Warden—elect E 0. Keeler will enter-
tain hIa friends, IrrespecIlve of party, at
the Athenmum on New Year’s day from
11 lo 12 o'clock. A specIal invitation Is
extended to all of the outgorng and in-
coming borough officials.
Harper’s Young People for December
30th will contain the firm part of a short
aerial story by Hora Perry, entitled “A
New Year’s Dinner Party,“ besides other
attractive features appropriate to the
beginning of the new year.
-—Frevh pork and sausage, I? cents a
pound, at P. Ilayor' market.
The old Court of BC!” meet for
the last tIme tomorrow evening to close
up their business of the year. It the
borough truancy can stand Ibepveccure,
they will also draw the munillosnt auto
01 '25 for their year's calary.
R 5‘. Adams and family, of the bot-
uagb,drovct08tamfnrtl Ina large two-
scatsd clcrgb, yesterday. While driving
through filamford a runoereameoll, and
they were obliged to lake "to train for
home. The sleigh was sent over later.
lembercof tth.W.C.T.II.arsre
mummtkcwmtugonTassdsy
eve-tag. Allhsadawillbeinrltcdto
Wheeling. Ho Illlay strval Is
tbapbccmadthchoar‘fihdarp,
--0ll paintings “it per pair: oleo-
napk- IJD prepacr.at'. Pod-own.
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'I‘kscadacmlmtkof Jakaeyl’rladlc.
mac's-nuke origiaslnf “eccentric"
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Dlavsr.Yt.Ir.PIIasIskcll aa boast-
ablc W Ira-Inc Usual titans
aavy,sadbaibccalcrtlw last twisty
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their-regular mhfmghb'm
30mm“ basrcslgned
lionuclcrkfortl. L. damage?“-
Auarguof small stovcooal Is being
discharged at Raymond Broihsrs' dock.
The noun train on the Dcubury and
Norwalk railroad killed a large Instill!
the other side of the railroad bridge, near
Arnold’s loundry.
The Board of Directors of the South
Horwclk Library have elected Gnarls-I
F. Bullock, president, and John J.
Cavanagb secretary.
Councilman Frank N. Ferric, commllv
teeon fire department. has had a new
water closet placed in the Old Well Hook
and Ladder compsny’ a home on Han:
land street.
BNTEIITA IN. HINTS.
Ilsa Akaratrom'a lounge-ant.
Tickets for each of Kiss Akerctrom’a
performances are on sale at Hoyt’s and
Gregory’s and the demand for them indi-
cates lhst her coming engagement Will
be equally ac successiul as its predeces
tors have been. Those who saw last see
son’s performances of "A Little Busy-
body” and ”the Old Curiosity Shop" wIll
ceardélyrecognlss thrill iii their piecent
revised and improved form. The former
is to be given Tuesday night, while the
latter wIIl be seen at the matinee Well-
nesday. The Electric Quartette intro
duoe their unrivaled selections incidental
to each of the plays and the most com
plete performances yet given here by
Ilsa Akerstrom may be looked for.
31p VIII Winkle.
The Syracuse Courier has the follow.
ing to say concerning RItrVIIn Winkle
booked to appear at Music Hall, Thurs
day evening: "It. is more like withers.
ing a scene In real life than a play on a
stage. We unconsciously forget that
we seeCarner and remember only the
hero of Irving’s II good The actor lopes
all identity in the character he portrays.
He does not depend upon noise, rant and
eflect that most actors resort to for suc
cese; but by his simple, quiet, touching
acting appeals mall the liner feelmgs
and emotions of his hearers."
1'01.” IN A LINE (III TWO.
lattars Worthy of Itautlon from [very
Quarter of Connecticut.
James WIllIsms, of Mormon, died Sat-
urdny, aged 100 years and seven months.
HorwIch Clllzeul have petitioned to
be permuted to organize a company of
militia, and General Watson Is consider-
Ing the matter.
Counterfert half dollars are being cir-
culated in considerable numbers in
Bridgeport, horse car conductors having
been repeatedly victimizud.
While throwing a pailful of water
from a third story window Saiurdsy
Mrs. Samuel Anderson. of Waterbury
fell Hilly feet to the ground, breaking
both arms and knocking out a tooth.
Palnck lurpby, who lived at Charter
Oak Park, was killed Saturday after-
noou whtle walking the tracks of the
Consolidated road at Hartford.
Steele & Damon‘s tenement and busi.
ness block on Church street, New Brit-
ain, was burned In the ground yesterday
Loss about $65,000. partially insured. A
man and his wife jumped from the limo
story and were badly injured.
Franklin Allen, of Wallingford, sued
the Consolidated load for live thousand
dollars for injuries received at sgrude
crowing in that town. Judge Penn, of
the superior court, has just awarded
Allen six hundred dnllars' damages.
~0ur orrculatlou has about doubled
since we began adrertising Brandeis soap.
A Dru-ka- Driver.
Waller Throne, a dlerf for “very man
Plan Osborne, of Dtnbury, was III-III to
Newtowu with his coach, last Friday, In
attends funetal. After the film-fill he
became Iowa-calm, and on hill wny
bomoln the snow storm drove through
a cattle guard on tho Shepnug road and
along the track for more distance, until
he was rescued by former» just as Is lmtn
waved. They led him book to the high-
way, down which he drove until he
reached a bridge. In crossing this he
jerked IIIs horses to our side, and humans,
coach and driver went over into III.»
stream below. On» horse was IIIllrd
and the coach was demolIshed. Thlunl'
was badly Injured.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Real limit and IIIIIIIII,
WASHINGTON STREET
South torwalk, Conn.
aafltl
W AITBD.
communists“ haul. mores-rims
Instill—anemones”: Iwcclrflllv
10‘s? mbllll A? Jlldll 0 wit. 0‘ a
factory, attasccrarr or tin-lb fair:
W
1'08 safe.
\
Wand-rill- astumadhgb
utmusmmtmfln
MUSIC HALL,
soars 30".“;
Monday TIIIIII harmony,
DIG. 29, an AID 3i.
lallsscWadssalay. howls-outsmart"-
Ullls liarstrnm
finwortad by her own mosey, at d the “Mannie
sessions, mung londaylbc
drama,
' Allllfll. The Dancing Girl.
Taciday. entire new version of the pleasing comch
A LITTEI BUDYBODY,
Wednesday latices. lira almtum's III-nuisa-
tlou of Du Iran‘s
THE OLD CUBIOSI‘I'Y DROP.
Wednesday nlcbl, the 'ecntiful anorectic drama.
mHNAll. 'l'lll GYPSY II DAUGHTER
hires, *mlllfi. 15,25,35and '0 cents; Nations 15.
ti and In cents. lleserved scallop III c at "3i"
and Gregory s.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Muslc Hall,
Grand New Year’s Matinee and Night
THURSDAY, Jan. 1,1351
Filzpalrick’s Immense Spectacular
[in Van Winkle
Jenpponing the Popular Character Actor
MW Garner
And a Powerful Company of
25 METROPOLITAN PLAYERS 25
including the won erlnlcbild actresses, Little land
and Jvmmle Elmore A car load of rpeciar so
a cataract of real wa er talcium lights, weird me —
ndles etc AGrandStreex PAIN enl noon by the
Great Knickerbocker Demon Band [lost our own
Operatic Orchestra
latluee Wren. ‘55 1'. nod to com
35, 50 and 75 cents.
Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN.I3,189L
II. A. 8. GIBSON, Organist.
Suicide and Chorus of Filly.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. 11,1891.
Prof. GB“. W. IORGAN, ()rganlst.
MI. IAl'D [0110“. llsrp.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAR. 4, l891.
"lidsummer Night's Dream."
Reader, Ir CHAS. P UROIRBILL
Organist, Ir. FRANK To”.
Reserved cats to be had on and after Dec. ll Dis
grams at l’laisted's, South florwmk, and Greg ry'c
drug elm, hon-1k. Count- 'f‘Ickels. [In each;
Single Tic-kn: :1) on l-t enrh n2)
Night l'ric s,
To sum llll
For 1891
Ilsa made the most Important literary
engagements evcr entered into by any
American periodical or newspaper.
ROBmeIBSTEVEHSON’Sfiontb
30! Letters will III-It'll) will! the New
Year. They will appear only in THE
SUNDAY SUN. and will constitute the
mgreat lItsrsry feature of 18!].
A new story by the cams celebrated
author, who writes “the Bat and Purestllu
English of our time,” will be published
in January In THE SUNDAY SUN.
H. RIDER HAGGARD‘B “Eric” will
also begin in January. It is more of a
Ilgbtmg drama than even "King Bolo-
mon‘c Mines." A Norseland epic of Ira-
mendous III» and imagination. Ils equal
has not been seen. It will appear, only
in THE SUNDAY SUN.
Later in 1891 THE SUNDAY BUN will
print the novel of the year by the Com-
ibg Man of English Fiction, the writer
of 180], who wilbtho publication of this
motsunkiemlirwni hare Irrlvtd. J:-
Olber original Ilterary features are ex-
pected from the following contributors:
W. D. Howells, T. A. Edison,
John Swinton, A. lay l‘umminzs,
George Meredith. William Black,
Andrew Lang, W. Clark Russell,
SLGeows Milan. Conan Doyle,
Rudyard Kipling. Norman Lockyer,
And Many Other Renowned Writers.
THE SUNDAY SUN
For the ensuing twelve months will print
more news and mole brilliant literature
of the highest class and by the most dis-
tinguished of living writers, than any
other periodical in the United States.
By Mail $8 a Your.
Address 'l‘llli SUN. New York.
deem
Nfl'I'ICl-l.
BE BOARD OF RILIIPM the Town of Nov
walk, on the Aleutian“. List of two. will
mental the oflccnlthewlreunen, Iondq. Jana
may 51bit. at2 o'clockpm; Saturday, Jan
10, allo'clorkn. m. 8&1“me us: It all
o‘ci cu .m., Saturday. January I7.st o'clock
pm ednos II, January 21, at o‘clock u. ,
and u-turd-y January 2t. at . o‘clock I! the
pa ofhcannguddmminlngan andslap
pigs-Tad“ the-I'Imu Iheoolugsoll AW
Thailand of Belle! will one: with the Avenue"
as aJ int Board. Saturday. January .‘I at 20‘ clerk
p, for’lbe pnrpo- e o! ubatlngthc pulls of soil
mum}. o.:stoo.m"‘s....... snooTIF.
A Somalis, .lnIIs [1.l'nus, Joux II Kurt.
Put-I \ Ice Prat. Trans
and" ,
us. mm! l Board
RBI-in ssYsanlL 0!
roar-r MI s. lficlief
“‘0 Upon only and late
REDUCED
FOE THE HOLIDAYS.
PERFUMES!
wmmoauruwux
Sachet Powder
Reticulum“.
You can mauve money by purchasing your Christ'
HALE’S
Popular Corner Drug Store.
BHBISTMAS
BANDIES.
American Muted
Yankee Mixed, 20c
French Mixed. 30c
Chocolate Cream Drops, 21c
Churches and Societ‘es Furnished at
IT ITTTTT 60.,
LAU IIKII'S BLOCK
WANTED!
150
1
100 Iron. Dal
No. 4 Water Street, Narrall,
Where, having secured the services of JAIIBe‘
Gallium. the well known caterer, they can ems: n
at “ cost Omen- served i. every style,
monks corked to suit the In at fasmlmns S no—
wiches of all kinds. Bot Cadre 80 ('h colale
no: 'I'e-, Botlamoasdeand sll kinds of Tern. cr-
soc: Drinks and In fact we bu‘r: anything and
etcrylbillz per alv. log to a first clue lunch room.
Do not forget the place,
N0. 4 WATER “STREET,
WBWALK.
WBOYCOTT
Norwslk,ContI, Manhunt, rim
SOUTII NORWALK S.“ was BANK,
Bonn Nonvuu. Com, Dre 2:. mo.
AT It meeting of the Iansgrrs of lblr Bmk he d '
Ibis dsIc adlvi eh I to ocpoutnrs atthe rate
of 4 WCIIII poranuum wa- dtclaled fr the six
months endinr Ja' nary I 571 ply-ole no and .11"
Juuary 10.le Interest not drawn ullv bvcrtdIL
edwsccnuntc and draw Interest from Jenn ry 1
I501 lUIlN ll. KNAPP Tress
0pm: daily from 9 to l: o 'clot-lt a m.. and {rum I
I010 ciorkp m andonnamrdav eveninrs-rrmt'» .'
172w .
to 8 o 'CIock
Pew Bum-l.
I‘IIB mutual raleof the «how of coats of the
Congregational Ihurch, South Nurwalk "1.,
will be held on Monday evellng. [kc‘mhlrm
18 0 ll :tllo'clock All lnlcfl‘siu‘l lathe» all well
as gentlemen, are cordially lowed to I»: prcunl.
.I "Hi II (Halli, 5 let ..
uIIIAIIs. strovu'r £60“ a ,
de'm I.a:.IuIIII IAYT IN m“ “-
FDIWI)
AY M‘AY KMIZB. 01’ “I ll OWN TOWN.
ah I II: II clean water clout-I and (I «linoleum
the Improved p'sn {or [we money than I): I 0'
townpames All work fl'lfll’IJIMk‘d «low In the
bot manrwr \anxts din. u'tCTld Inc of charge
Address flux I'll. South Nor-talk. m
Election NoIIco.
III (‘ITY ‘IATlllNM. BA K 01’ SOUTH
NOKW‘tLK. t‘IINN ~TIII- regular :IIIuv-III
m e‘lrgnl’ Illt‘ 610$ hold“ I‘M this tIallk for ”It
r-Iccllonm vlrecmrc in: "It: inching year will is
h -IIl I Iberia king room on 'I‘neulay. January I-‘,l
154, from I wzot‘lork p vi
JtCOII I I IYTUN. “stiller
Booth ‘nrwslk, Conn . Dec 9 11M) $52935 1'2
T” [‘0 wt.
Adrmlsewnts under this new, no: sacs-chug I
”new. I ulnr no, 8 times 'Ior. l wrek ILIII
LAIIIIH BUILDING I.A'\T I’dID '0“ II
ha fu'lmy; main building 33le) in l stones
and stldimm mm. and oodnalc-q a good lrollrr
llbbor I power wxhbir fur Iy business ply
I John II lluspn ho tlwlllolttfl,w1flh Igor-
Am... or rIvIt Idiotic; inning“...
memento. llont OI! All?" to W 11
ntalthp'1Wnlctreetsouih Norms. Mil
rim n'I'IIItlII 0N 'I'Ita Waflnlhu’mn
Ilrml Ilrldcv caste! Ilrrmia [tall I’msrs
sum January I, um. Apply to Win Jame oppo-
rllcurpnl w w
band: nudism on ctr-II Ii'rultr. so
hummus-cor on “cur start, 19; 2 mm
IsasvanrcaWsI-rarct,fl:truaatlscr on
ism meet. u: 5 most tenement on In: rural
, firumteumcntm Walerslieot IO: 1';- 40qu
I on Taylor avenue. II"; I 7 room imminent
an arch sum, [it hay-ma urns. «m If
flun- FLAT 'ru 'aIlLY 0' NUT .0113
4 thantkm prrwrnc llsiu tum lg. "In '9‘"-
Iscct boat: 79s «I n. War-hiccup. clncl. Inquiri-
atthcuflceot Therm WsIlulItsrifo mull
11:.“ M'w“ carnru Into "In none '
phys'cisn wan summoned. In the
g she was carried home (In a
“T, whrn- Bht‘ remains in :I critical
Sh» Is auflefltig lnlt’flfll‘ pain
lll‘ Injuries,
It)",
[Tm-sue (lief-Imus flocorallon.
url II. Nash nus II wry umquc
" fril)’ l'hnstnms«Ircnrmum at hf.- .
on tln- Wilton road It Is known
I. owl“ wu- m was.
SOD!!! HOB-WA“ SAVINGII BAN.
II Washington Street.
Open Dailyfromo lo ltam.,sndfrcm 1 team:
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to !.
Q‘Inlcrecl allowed on Deposits.
“.th soutassrm
con su brmils Vim-Piss.-
scur JOHHII. sitar? Sec. 'and'l‘rear
(I EIIIIG E II. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ll 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence, No .'l Ikrmly slit-cl. Telephom
l‘,all “—4 Iluyol nlzllt.
A. s. F Inlllllh
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
IIIII Watch Repairing a ml].
8. South Iain - loath law-all.
Ill‘l‘lfl Bflillllii Dlllfllfl!
91' “Iron I). «on.
[director for lmsloesc. educates both acres to fill
pro-tam nnd lucrative purl ions. NIIW lslha not
time In on It Ihlccollrgeaorl bureau! fur the lag
“in". log. Penman lp, flan lug,
~Ilorfhallll. ’f‘yprwrli .g, Teugnphy, Ilr taught
thoroughly. UffllIIOM‘I‘rl:M In paylrw [smooth
on rs ample with romp tcnl assistants.
(‘all or send lorpv sp-ciua audios "cement
Imlil Ila-locate Hate. III-aim Clan.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
Rw'mf'dm lo “I comm
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KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention pair! to
rising, Irina-lag and lvawlaa
bill ”Ila
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lira waters served In every
clue
Are Ready for Chriilmat Trade.
We have some borne raised Potatoes
of exceptional good quality st .135 per
bushel; Florida Oranges 300 a dozen;
Ilium Meat. III packages to make 2 large
or three small pies. 120 a pickle; Crsn
berries; a large stock of Fresh 0sndy,a
good variety at 30c a pound or three
pounds for 50c. Try our Ifolssaec Pea
nut (hudy,frech and crisp, warranted
not to pull your teeth out, 20: a pound
Huts-English Walnuts 50c a pound,
Brazil Nuts 20¢ a pound. Paper Shell
Almonds lllio II pound, Hickory Nuts, 2
quarts 25c, II wooden quart mes-ore lull
of Peanuts for tile, Filbena 13c a pound.
New Figs, 120 a pound, 2; pounds '0l
260; New Dales, line, 106 a pound; P4 p-
pIng Corn, tried and proved good, 8
pounds for 25c; Cleaned Curram- an» a
success, 2 pounds for 25c; Finest Seedless
Raisins, 250 a pound; New Raisins. 12c,
10c and 20a a'pound Notice our new
stock of fancy crackers. That Butter
(Delaware County Dairy.) is just a boom-
ing success, selling at present at 250.
“upecltos‘dvanesths price to we
this-quality worth lilo now at wholesalr;
Beet can Pumpkin 12c, cheap by 3c can.
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9.8. North.
DAY SCAVENGER.
mantra ”FILE A” man:
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Chas-lets Mott,
mills l but
The Holiday trad
is over We had on
share, and now wan
. to interest you in on
regular Drug Stock
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Stcc’k,
'Low Prices.
Mo»...
Plaisted’s Cough
Remedy is warranted
to owe the prevailing
colds. TI 'Iyt
As a Blood Purifier
Plaisted’s Sarsaparilla,
has no equal.
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PIIISTED.
DBU’GGIST,
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
ISTIIIISPI'BSBI
For Your Wife.
There.- is no better present
[ban a prospective and perma-
nent home.
Your wife will appreciate one
of those building lots on either
Woodward or Lowndcs avenue.
From now until April, I will
sell these lots for $300 to $400,
according to size and location,
IIIII III-(rcpt payment on inalal~
:mmls to suit purchaser.
You will make money by
pouring one of these lots.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR ll GOLDEN’S or
C SWAR’I‘Z'S
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Norwalk Chronicler