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Tris—iii— sits nour- stun s mouths
manhunt-immanent.
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4" " ’ armor. sorrel.
Notices of local Mahatma of all
can. to which on admission is charged.
M antlers calculated to promote private
otter-lists. mop! where an adverti'sement
of goats appami in adreriiei'ng columns.
uncharged for at regular rules, 10 cents
a line. ____,..__.-..
5‘ ,, his! or Will!
mum-(Wins! thefollowl periodical
torthswssksndlng Jannaryd,lgl. Persons
emitter ottheseletlcrs will please sayibey
srs
soon IOWA“ NIT omen.
his L Boers. Leonard u. Darilng‘). Ir. Baler
“librarian!!! Litassi Erasmuszk
Gulch. Jessie Garrett it. Edith Banhnry, K ar-
Almost I. Smith Arthur Tsrrlsiilt. Dora 1!.
. Roosevelt Wheeler
, .r.n.Wood . .mr.
am aoawau renames.
1)inl Kiel-lids Owen. James L.
HARRY RIDKR. P. I.
low York Harald Wauthas Dorsal-ta.
salortn centre, now in Nova Scotis,
d“ ‘ ‘ e’" ‘ln""tllis’ ”seashell
New England. A wooed stornrts now
mosiugoast lrom Manitoba. but it tenor.
likely to be as severe as yesterday’s. In
this district today much colder, clear
‘l’uthcr and brisk westerly and north-
westerly winds will prevail. In the
Kiddie States today much colder, lair
weather and brisk northwesterly winds
will prevail, preceded possihlv by light
snow in the morning in the Upper Hud-
m Valley; and in New England much
colder, fair weather and brisk north-
westerl winds (high on the coasts), pre-
ceded y light snow near the upper
chute. On Sunday in this section and
in New England, clear, slightly colder
weather and fresh northwesterly to
northeasterly winds will probably pre
vail. with a tendency of the winds to
chill to easterly, followed by higher tent
penture and at night by partial cloudi-
lieu, bud on Monday warmer, partly
cloudy to fair weather.
5‘
. live outward today, lollowed
{is so ' '
Immune Almanac tor Tit-Morrow.
Suit rises Sun sets High tide l Low tide
7.19 l 437 5.15 11.27
The public schools will reopen Mon-
day.
Phoenix Engine company elect oiiicers
next Tuesday evening.
It is understood that Nicholas Martin
is a candidate for superintendent of
sewers in the borough.
The two children ofilessenger C. A.
Busiland are suffering from a severe at
tack o! whooping cough.
—Winter Term of the Merrill Business
College will open Monday Jan. 5th, 1801.
William 8. Bones, of Westport, and
Missflerminis Spitz, of this city, were
married Thursday evening.
The West Norwalk choir are expected
to sing at the morning service of the
Advent church. Go and hear them.
The employee of the Norwalk lion
Works are working nights to till the
company’s orders for air compressors.
William
_—-Cllrbing, 50 cents a loot.
Sheldon; contractor.
The young people's meeting at the
First M. E. church to-morrow evening
will be led by Charles H. Downs. The
subject will be “Pressing Forward."
Ex-Wardeu John H. Lee is now in
charge 01 the Cleveland Baking Powder
company’s business in Boston. He took
his new position on Thursday and will
reside in that city.
. -—Ths Connecticut Commercial Col-
legs in the Gazette building, Its its stu~
dents to hold their positions and you do
not hear of the same one being "placed"
5over and over again.
The County Commissioners have do-
oided that E. W. Rowing. by reason of
having paid a fine in settlement of a
liquor prosecution in the town of Red
figmas ineligible for a license in Strat~
o I
Captain Peter Decker is having piles"
driven across his meadow property so as
to have a plank walk extending lroin
' Riverside avenue to the channel. In all
probability he will erect an oyster house
at an early date.
The screen exhibited in the Boston
Store window during the holidays, has
been presented to Miss 8. ll. Curtis, ol
the Over River school, she receiving
1.800 votes. Miss Parties, of the Centre
school; received 1,285 votes.
in «Don’t miss bearing the boy soprano,
:0an floors, at the second organ Hf
W ill the Communal chorob,Jaiiui
sry 12th. MM,“ ' ' '
Upon returning to work yesterday
morning the employee 0! Arnold & Co’s
foundry discovered that about $40 worth
of boiler castings had been dumped oil
the dock. There is a strange leature
about these midnight dopredstlons
Ithey always happen on Thursday nights.
' manuclectlon 01 officers ol Lin-
coln (bunch, Order of American Me.
ohanics, was held last evening and re-
sultedaslollows: John K. Finch, 0.;
George Seymour, V. 0; George lic-
Brlde, I. 1).;Jndson Adams, E. X: El-
mar Hilbl. P.; G. Davis, 0. I’.; ll. J.
Ostblll. Trustee.
-A number of good secondhand in-
struments for sale cheap before taking
lavatory”. J. W. Biudwell.
The second organ recital in tbs (lon-
ncgsslousl church course, which was
to take place on Tuesday evening, Janu-
ary 10, has been changed to Monday
"suing, January 18 Course ticket
holders should bear this in mind. The
two last rehearsals for the chorus will
behofl on Tuesday evening next. Jenn.
In Gib, and Friday evening, the 9th. at
al church, at 7:80
n'aook: tbs Erida'y «suing rshearsali
with the organ. A full attendance or
bsohornslsdsslrsd.
take their allies onlllondsy noon.
Jeweler A. B. Ferris ls suflering train a
sprained ankle he received yesterday.
I‘llaoy ol the trains on the Consolidatid
road were late last evening, owing to the
log.
Special revival services will be held in
the Rowayton Methodist church tomor-
m. .m...” .s. .
Barry A. Smith, clerk lot Finney &
Benedict. is seriously ill at his home on
Camp street. m
Miss Julia Mslkiti, the popular young
lady clerk at llead‘s confectionery, has
resigned her position.
—Bswer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
A pleasant lamily gathering was held
at the residence 0! A. A.Cbinery, Jr., on
Katherine street New Years.
J. D. Kimmey is out [or the first time
this week, having been confined to lhe
house wilh a severe attack 01 neuralgia,
Pasquslln Marion was ‘iinellni t3 and
' esterds at moon or sport n
august Yellr’s qflitbhlril; slimy. He
paid up. _.___. g
The H. C. P. W. club held one of their
pleasant gatherings last evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Batch, on
Chapel street. _«
Bernard Henry, a baker employed by
DeKlyn & Son, received a severe cut
over the eye yesterday morning iron) 3
(all over a stone wall.
—0il paintings $3.50 per pair: cleo.
graphs $2.50 per pair, at W. Podmore's.
Judge Prentice of the superior court
yesterday heard arguments in the case of
the Norwalk Gaslight company against
the borough of Norwalk.
C. J. Grumman, a brother of Mrs. Dr.
IlacLean, who has been very ill with a
bronchial trouble at. her home, will
shortly be taken to a New York hospital
for treatment.
The New Haven Building and Loan
association made its first loan last night.
The amount was 81,800. at a monthly
premium of seventeen cents a share, and
interest at five per cent.
A new time-table will go into ellect on
the Danbury and Norwallr road January
7th, when the New York and Pittsfield
express trains will be withdrawn for the
season. There will be no other changes
of any importance.
—The Merrill Business College students
have been placed in positions every week
since the opening of the Fall term, and
still the demand has not been supplied.
New classes will organize in every de-
partment Monday, 5th inst.
E. T. Whitney has in his possession a
lamily register 0! his wits’s family,
worked on homespun linen in a neat
manner. The register was worked by
Mrs. Whitney when a girl at school, in
Glastonbury, in 1831.
The architect of the Garden City
cathedral is making plans for the new
chapel to be bulll on West avenue by St.
Paul’s church. It will be designed
alter the general plan of that structure,
though of course much smaller.
Notwtlhstnnding the dense log of yes-
terday, "Steeple Charlie" was at the top
of St. Mary’s tall spire and finished the
work of placing the lightning rod in po
silion. His work on the church is nearly
codipleted. It will probably be finished
by next Saturday.
Messrs. William Troop. Arthur Ambler
G. B. Buxton, William Olsen and David
and LeGrand Raymond went to Bridge-
port last evening, to attend a reception
given by Mrs. W. M. Terry of that city
Among the guests were Mrs. James
Woodhull and daughter Eva, and Miss
Grace Mead of the borough.
-One good Should-g; upright piano,
8200. J. W. Stildwell.
The annual meeting 0! Humboldt
Lodge, No. 0, Order of the Sons 0! Her-
man was held on Thursday evening.
The following emcers were elected:
President, Richard Dunker; vice-presi-
dent, John Kramarezeck; first secretary.
Charles Boosting; second secretary, John
Oldenscblager; treasurer, Carl Schaub:
trustee, Frederick Gnllus.
The steamer Matt Rowe and n diver
were at Wilson’s Point Wednesday by
order at Sidney Starbuck, vicepresidsnt
and general manager of the New Eng-
plhi Al- thosrid ol the minors bridge at
that point. The price were supposed to
be badly eaten by worms but on investi~
gallon they proved to be good and
sound.
First Congregational church was held
last evening. Alter tea the roll was called
responded. The church pews lor the
coming year were then disposed at. The
sllsir was or asocial nature and every
one enjoyed themselves and are well
pleased with the prosperity of the
church.
—-Tho Commercial College. (lezette
Building, is having its main hall wired
lor telegraphy. There will heal: sepsro
Ito stations and practice on the instru-
ments will be absolutely [no to all
students in the college.
John Bettersmi told-y bought a lot of
C. Bwarts, on Woodward avenue, on
which he will erect a house in the spring.
This is one at the lots oilseed by Mr.
Bwarlnin an advertisement in another col-
umn. Theyars altered at very low prices
and on the easiest terms. They are
nicely located, easily at was, and are
already graded. We think we are sale
“Laying these lots are the best ever
oflsrsd tor the prism In tows, and so low
that a home is within tbs reach of all.
"'Vs‘c‘ . . m
” new Board of casualties will
land Terminal Company, to inspect the _
l . _ ,,
.'
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A. 8. Ferris will discontinue his burl-
nsss in this city about the 1st at Folio
rusty.
Ira Lockwood, one of J. '1'. Hayes
ncwilboys. was badly bitten on the hand
this morning by a dog belonging to Mrs.
Kale Keenan, York street, borough.
Willlsm H. Knappls resisursni on
Railroad Pill” is in the hands cl Con-
stable Frank 8. Conley, be having plac-
ed an attachment on it in term of James
A. Farrlngton. .
The (neural of George B. Middle.
brook, formerly of Norwallr, who died
at the home of his son in New Cannon,
was held this morning. The remains
were taken to Wilton for interment.
Claude A. Poveyz. died at his home on
Orchard street yesterday, aged 78 your.
The luneritl services will beheld Monday
at 11:00 a. m., (rout his late residence.
The remains will be taken to New
Canaan.
Henry M. Stools-y, the renowned Alri
can explorer, Will lecture in the Town
Hall, Starrilord, Friday averting, January
23. Undoubtedly many Norwnlk people
will be numbered uniting tho large nurll
soon that is sure to greet him.
"fluoriuail-sfiWcua.
SOUTH Nonwanx Corianrzrmrlrmal..~
Rw. J. A. Biddle, pastor. Preaching at
10:30 mm. and 7:00 n.m.: Young people’s
meeting at 0:10. Week of prayer. Sub
jl-cl—Whnt is our desire?-Acls 2:14,
17, 18. 41.
Snow NURWALK Merliomsr El’lfll‘l‘i-
PAL CHURCH—Kev. llrunnali J. N-illli,
pastor. 10:30 a. in. Communion aervncw
and reception 0! iucinbo-rs; 12 o‘clock
Sunday school which: lip. or, young
people's meeting; 7 p. rii., preaching by
the pastor. Week of prayer sr-rvrcen
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Ffl'
day evariingri.
Sovm NORWALK BAPTIST Cilrill-il -
Rev. Archibald Whealor, pastor. M Irv.-
mg subject—First annual serrilon to ille-
church. EVl'nlnit—Annunl sermon ill
the general congregation. Lord's supply
at close of morning sermon.
TRlNl'l'Y Clil'ltCll —-Holy Communion
and Srl’lllfln at 1030 a. in. Sunday
school at 12 in. Even-long and sermon
7p. m.
Normans: METllUDNT ('lll'l‘tl‘ll.-
Servrces for lotilnrrwv as follows: Al
10:30 a. m., the sacrament of the Lord‘s
Supper and l’i‘I‘i‘plltm of riicrilbers. Al
7:30 p. m., sermon by lllr‘ pastor: “Illi-
ject—Orlc Light, but many I'tlltc'lll'fi
As next Week H lhr- “wot-k or prayer,"
there will be meetlngs iii the church (will
evenings, cnnimr-ncmg wrtli Tuesday
Special subjrct for that t'Vt‘nlng—Tht‘
lamily, the Sunday school and young
people. We llr'lpt'tlla’ a full nttendrincl'
(or these tour meetings.
Anves’r Citms‘rilx (lil'Rl‘ll, Van
Zrmdt avenue. East Norwaiit.-lo::lo
preaching. b'ulljvct-Tlio nails plucked
out, and driven into the hrr‘il-llfi ill lbw
multitude. “:30 reel-prion nl new
members and Communion service. All
believers invlt~d to the Lords table. 0:30.
prayer and praise service. 7:30, proacti-
mg subject—Was ii a miracle, or the
result or natural law? H. ll. Tucker,
pastor.
Srnlsowoon Usrox CHAPEL-Subject
Sunday evening—Our Heavenly Father.
lJohn 3:1 \Vr'dnvsdlty evening—Will-
lnl Violation of God‘s commands. 1 King
12:28.
——ll's ecliiiomlcnl—Brnssels soap.
A Clll'sl.
Mr. P. J. (.mhli, Asst Supt. Me'rflpflllrnll Life-
Ins l'o. "var sin—Pleasi- accept my lhvks l-xr
the promplneu in which yni then-c Milli‘ll the claim
up in the life of my mother, l won'li lilie- vhs Dull:
lie to know that l was not put loamy trouble what-
everlu getting a s~ttlemcnl for the (all amount
Nothing cmiu be more prom pl.
Yours respectfully.
Dana C. Brutus
January ll, 1391.
A Card.
Ir. '1' ii. Glover Supt Metropolitan Life lnsnr
snce Company. Dear *lr'ul wish termini: you for
the promotne a with which the claim on my danglir
let's lilo has been paid I was not put to any
trouble whatever. Yunn- Respectfully.
Harrell. l Elvis.
Ts ilLllll'" it onions;
lillll Elllll all lllllll‘llll,
WASHINGTON STREET
8.31.91 Nor-walk, Conn.
iron “sass;
Whilvortlscrnrenlo under this head, not. exceeding .'.
lines. 1 time use. Fl times 50¢. l war-I $1.00
brilliant?“ rinse s‘l'uV it no
cradle. 1 Pine 'ifl'l‘f, 50ml] Norwallr. jll ll
Wu." Karl's (Soon: a'l' vo-r To come
ihl-in out It Inmilnru Store, ‘2": arm 20‘
Washington flirti‘l, east end or bridge, sonlh Nor.
walk. ll‘JT 1w
'Fwo ms; Quail; {Baillie similar. rm
West avenue, Apply to W. o. lull-ls. or
i. I. 8071‘. iii! t!
ummmrhlshsad. not sac-lacing :i
lMlflmsMIttm-ml waskOlJI.
‘IVI ricotta AT NO 7 AN?! man. Wfl'lt
rm. at l militia and [nation or cellar lsy
hssecaredsl’ . Inquire at so it Alla street.
South Norwal . jfllt
LARGE BL’lLDlNG. as»? Us to 70R a
liar literary; malri building 35110, live moms
and addition ears», and “(Kid 0 Cr; g gm mu”,
lid hom- power. suitable for an y business to ply
to Jim“ cl. Knapp, lo. 2': Wm slicer, ”MS” 2r-
. 2
and over 200 at the church members n,
ARM”! 0' "VI cools; .00th ll-
pmvrnisnts. [lent ls. Apply to W. n.
limilh, all West meet. soul Norwallr. dint!
lilo! Tllfllls'l' on Wa'l’llt will“. 99,
ll room tenement on w atsr street, 29; 2 room
muons on We er rivet, 3»; a room tenement an
Wllusm.“;5ml¢ outlet-trialled.
.0; 5 room tenement on Water street to: a Tramp
houses on Taylor avenue, pill; 1 74mm tenement
on Arch inner. Ole. Raymond Bros. out it
Flimfldflln FR' “1' 300'. 03 WASHING-
ron street address "Room," can counsel
stiles. slot!
P‘flol pennant l, 1.0me”?! 01'
loosen street. Iva . not In.
spolytoc. B. floyt,10l|louth lain street, loath
Norwalk. slat!
Will of 911 Icon all WOODWARD
avenue. Oil Also have of six room”:
bowels Ill! Portal boas-on Woocwmsmue.
It Inquire or I A Woodward
Till WOODW . RD BOIIvflal‘l—lt twill-i
not and cold water. bath mm. heater. to .
with alshllog roe are cow sublss, ehicsea
houses lo; rent a per month. Inqsiiv or o.
smuuld'sllclamm out!
as... .mecrlc'
9" w “I. t :
mgr”. flow-it'd
‘ jar-m
accruilommcvmlmo snowmen sarcasm
lll ’
Prom 11130011, “sonar 1!. to
Monday, January 12.
Wholn'l'fl:
llll. Lillian Sillilll-lllillll,
llllllllllfgllllll’l,Cllllllllll.
liallllilllrllllollllllSoprano
Solo Organist, Mr. Alex. 8. Gibson.
.. .........,..Q. s...“ A...
Tickets (or the three remaining Ruila'rJ .lil.
Binglotlcseir. 5m: cull. Diagrams "mononu-
driy rooming, January 7th, ill. 92m o‘rztocs, iii
Plalrlod and Gregory's drug stores. all!
Deposlls over anemone liurplns 050,000.
A.flol.llxll, Jolie ll. "nuts. Jails ll liner.
l’rcst. Vice-1'1: st. Tim.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS 3524K,
Boer" wasl.l.Crrl3l., Dec. 25,3190.
'1' s met-ling of the Ilsssgawor Ibis Milli. lull!
this date a rim int l to napalm" at the mo
of e per seat an airless. was declared.“ in em
months oodles Ja- nary l. Jill. ooyablomssdsflsr
Jri nary Mimi. lMenstnot drown will be trait
ed ll) accounts and drew lama? from r'll'l wry l.
1&1. Julia l , Khnl'l', Tress
0pm daily from ii to 12 o'clock s m. and mm 1
to It o‘elorlt p m , and on natural" evenings Homo
in ii o'clock. 4!; 2w
J'l'CoB M. [Kim
I «literate anollonssazenl listlerallmnmlm
linens ‘Flro. bile and scariest. lites!»
Steamship tolerate—Climb :m'l Mir-crime. limits
for £1 and npwarrlsimil Money Unirrs in all parts
a Europe. Notary l'lllillc; mermwlerlwmcnre
taken. mailman ‘rlcliels. luggage (‘l-lrltrd to law
titration.
05 Washington Direct. float to rest ”rues.
fioll’l'll NOB WA IJKa CT.
(1' "4‘ (,g a, 1‘4. ’4 I 1“!" “:9
UNDERTAKER.
. 2 North Main attest, .‘irittlli Somali
mm at all boon. The services n.’ lit. [terminal
and Fill-elm [Merlot M‘Ill'l’lll. mail 31
lull liar llllll Your Life!
eleven N'fll“ atlas will (“in you M hillrmmu
Policy of Si (.00 pit-libr- all. fr.) l‘l'li‘fi M sun or s-l
death. if prior; or five acorns (lily ,. ill moi: gun a ,
Lilo Policv for {1,000. and you (to but. low will i
you have perm in, even if you «0;; mpg, .my “or;
alter lhmi. ('UTJIV‘NIA‘I'H (urn-nil ml: illflll‘bll'lf ,
Company, 0! Hartford i
a. 9 illililflllilllllllf, term, .
Wilmington other, Smith Kl'vamdt.
,Mmflm. _. .. .... M... ... .
Iln Ordinance Relotivemlo the South
Norwalil Public Library and Read-
ing Room.
he is ordained by the llmrd of (7mm fawn of
City at Noiirb Not-will :
erosion l. Any pvninn who shall willm‘ 7 sad
in lcionsiy or wao'mily amt Willint.’ new or its
any armor cut, write open. tithes, i r. n! were,
any built. paliipulcr. newspaper, pints. plrrnrra nu
craving we «Minu- rmlorglmrlo the an 'Cl’li Mir-silt
l'nrillc l.lbiarv and Reading llo m or oliall (til-e
any lull” lO'llf' limo rig, lm have, new“, or
or; proper y lellW, Illssli turf-wilt and any L4 mill.
0 sure a sum a t summit: two mirrors l ii in.“ in
and city lot the need ran Ullmy.
lexc r A perm who issllhladevcvotattm
the Librarian m the disclaims at his fluid”. r‘r mall
be gullly of dlmrdorly or schemata; (mom is
like uhmr or iterating Ito m or Ihvll violets any
nfrbe rules out ltgnlslmns rim-ulster! try the
vao of Directors shall he “also to summer M.
palsloii totem cl stamnersnlp in (tin lonrmzznn
and upon complaint. in the President. or Mr. Hint of
said Librnry shrill 7mm: liar: pay {or “challen- .
slim not exceeding {on l’lilliflfl to orbit}. ally in: 'hr
use of raid lit. liry
lla- 3. any person who still.” for: (a return any
book psmphlrl. or paper hl'll‘lnflin‘a! r4, Mill l4?! 1)
Mill Homing ilmm. a moth i: ((v lrm Ecqmlnmrl‘lll
or me Rainsltlirl Ham on its int-mat anal View l.
and pay for each (divas is mm lull! "lCfllfll. ,-‘ rut.
do.» rs to still rim 'Ol' the rt r M nut 5..»
iii”.
Bennett Hosted,
‘28 bola so, lie. Norwslk.
ball, Fill, lllllll‘s,
lllill. lllllallll, Pilllll, ill
or All Kinds Is Their henna,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII
It. I. Bllflm. new 5.5. sum.
..._. .... .
Bflll tall lllll
GRAPES
“WI;
AND AT
ALL
5 ‘i “I
1,. ,.
l . ' '
Lowest Prices 1
l’lll' that ”(will lor
lllv “will! lions;
.- -- AT»-
' l ‘ 1‘:
ii. is. Will
i’itill’l’ & 81.1011 s '29” .
Clair-i: é; Luna's Bloch
Milli 5;? Ii -'
.,
RB’W A R E:
01145.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TWINE,
Will Nellill, lllllll Wall, ill
~ .0.
W. C. [lull all,
WITQIC II t! I. BLOCK.
H‘i'i
Wall Papers,
Plus or and [.11th st .tuortrnr iil
SI! . 0 ll “(13” Flo rile! llllty til the this! li' I’rl
lice new Lb HM {O‘llllill‘wt of (it‘s Hermann u,
compiled Willi; on
4‘1“. or Llhl'rlllitn of «and hour he ow: trim
liml-llimiicnrtull one or in re- members nt in»:
police fore: in vrrlly the me arm-is l r! mg, g,
lnlOll‘lel'clt’l'rmt‘cl fin't‘i‘. h, blinnw g. mm W .
andn her property rhormr. lie rill: .. r, “M."
cvsr rrqulmlrll by illi‘ i.llir..risn ml... mm or inner r
mealtime ur lbs mn- mr duly er in r t Ame; to» we.
Atp‘oved. Jami-try ‘3, 19M. ‘
EDWIV W". 31,1. no}. r
A true copy.
)3 l'
Prowl-re slate or! racist heroic.
Mill in tr. shows, or. will.
)Ullsr‘ WT m I‘. nicer of Hz. ('rer or Fromm i
for lllll' Dl‘iLrlt‘.’ of all new w. l he pm: tr l
[inhllc untill'm. ro (hi it grime: billrfrr' mi Thlllil‘lfli‘,
January 15 lli'Jl. s1 2 ill-limit ‘l'lr‘fn'l’l‘l (in): '0. f"
\lllll‘ly rill-pom: of IN. private nevi rho. ltuen lav;
house and lot {moving on r'riw arirlzl. reenter
'l‘mrdavenno, no the commit-r i' rm w lull «P, :r
fills“ Wofimtlk, (”fine My rlwltt‘l‘l and (ll‘fliiplrs’ by
ltary McNeil, new dwelt orii Til” 2m: C New 'n
by 17.0 feet in srmmnll lilo More Grinnim «l‘M’.
. mo in with Mllr‘ and em or
ten..- in rsle- lil‘ l‘-l\ lhc pro-mim- Trim» and
conlllrl inn lull n llnown lit hill“ at We. E r guru
rcumr- More or W.“ [All infirm”, hummus»
ml or, m J title Mi 1“ 5mm. AMhlmr‘dl‘
stalled M Norvvlll, [number 941, null);
it 7:” ,‘li llll ll
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Dist tor of flmsswlls. as: I'eutnstsfl
d: "whom” ”J, A ll. lbt'l‘l.
[stars of Anabel Illclcmllm, lam of Jarred». .r. »
said district decorum. I
The r mirlof "who for the blimrr all Sow-lit ‘
its it limited and nltnwerl ms l‘ltr‘l‘ llllr from (no my:
hermit {or (he. or dunes of soul mild!!! m monitor
their r. aims for M'lblrmfl. ”Fillies our. My car. by,
present their «(more properly «(ceremonies amt l
runs, will he occurred armlvsry. All per-r.” .r :5
«taboo [a said Misti: lite mural-mi rrrnnw mints»
disco payment to
all-603 Mr KERIJW. r
MM“) “with. l' ,
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8001‘! "IVA“ IMVI!“ QAKIl
as Valium m »
nwymuwfla.m..mrtrmwlttsssl ,5
an on “undercutting-l from a to s. ,
p" lillowartrm ”spasm
emoluments» mm
Joell it. i' ills timer»...
"361v roars ll ulster;- .,,, M
cruiser; ll. invariant.
Furniture Dealer.
New Secret“; 48 Iain it, llorviilll}
Also furnishing Underwater. J
mus lo. ll Barucrly Meant ‘
(bluff-vs. buyer ’
Telephone ‘
Mum.
A. 5. It‘ll: I? I I It‘ll. l
JEWELER. F
Dime-rill, Watehea, Jewelry .
M watch Rewriting s cometary. ,
”m m Omit ”molt I.
it Y «Lt i’l‘tfiifiti’t‘.’
moon" MIA“ All! mats
Vaults am ruler-pom classes M instalments so. the?
hem plan. all eaters wisps»; stream in l
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Rodeos". i
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1
guide as a. Wan
Charlene Mott,
arm tilt-um bum W;
lisppyssdmmbshiderrillr"7brlo
was fall-pwflthlbs
”sum M MHMMM”
r
11pm. flpy‘lfil-lt‘in of lbs heel/l
l
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unruly, laminar any (new or pemllics i p... .l
and to Will. in tile rsvm'rrry of lost. I! filillr‘u U will» I
I
.Artnsr i
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l
! thing Myrna
In this cit).
I'lm- line a! Gills is! '13 cents is
double roll
{JANUARY ‘3. reel. 1
'1' .
llorss Buyers
We are constantly ro-
calvlng Pine Horses.
suited to all p uses.
You will find the I’ll-
Bl‘l‘ OOAOHBRB. the
BEST ROADBTBRS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSOBTHEJT 0‘
SALE 11038158 in Fair-
lleld county. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
”In, ll. l’r“ [03105 5.
Bfllfllllllfl STUCK Fill!
"5 If ‘
Are Ready for Chridmat Trade.
We have some home inlet-l Potatoes
ul' intentional uuml quality at {El 25 per
l'uahl‘l; Florida Urangm 30.2 it dozen;
limo» Meet, in paclzngl-s to inntzo: 2 ungr-
llr tlm e omisll lulu“, 126.1 p'ar'lttm': (,‘rntr
llerrlws: a later elicit of En .‘lll (I rmly, it
good Variety M 20:: l: {willful or ”New
pounds for 50c. Try our .‘rlllllwfilrs Pro.
«or Unruly. fresh riml crisp, warranted
on! m r,uil yuilr lm lit our, 20v n pound
Nut~-lirzglhh Walnuts 200 is pound,
llrszll Slim '20; J pmtml, Pap-r Snell
.‘lluillimsil'lc l‘t psrunrl, lilt-k-Jy Nuts, 2
quarts 251:, a woods-n quill mra~urv lull
cl Peanuts lui’ ills. Filbert» 15c it poailnl.
New Fur, 12v 3 pnuiil, 2f: punish», lot
'25“: N» w I).t'r.s, llr. -, No it p. mill; 1'. [r
pun: l'nrr, [It'll will
pull .
,ytlit'l ll Kn ll,
2.» ll r iii". L‘l-iirirul ljilnantw ‘llr‘ u
~liu'e-s. 2.! pl iii (l4 :0: 27w; l’mlul b'y ”limes
Refine, 25: o pivlllrl; N .t' 8.7.4.1.. 12c,
llil" .nll fills a p lilill
ii: l'i‘. ..f
Swarm our new
{turf} Ll‘tClBO'l',
lllt l-t'v\'dl't‘ (busty Dairy. l'i le-vl alu- m
it; \«lll'l‘t as, M luv g; at [Jr-writ at 23'.
W. exp: or to miter w ill" price to Q‘c,
il'u- lillnltly it'mli: 27m: lulu. at wholesale:
lir—t ('8’: l’lirxlplclr. i2.» c’nv up by 14' can.
Toot Butler 3
s
WW... __ ‘ a”.-- “swam
Pill” l llllIllfl
WHILE YOU .CAN.
~-—~«o —«.—.._
low is your ow nnnlly to more a lot on our
own terms arm at rulers all his your rear h. 'l we
w 10an Avenne.w .cst lronland 126 leer
For 8300 to $350.
Mellie thespesllots new ofl‘wd within the ill
limits Cheao because they need no were":
nlronrsl’oot bl bullion the «rest rich loll Illb
‘1'.th bottom. nsnvlv 3 healthy building sites
it by are outside the city limits and pay mine, or
as much. to a lot as you can buy time where you
get all the city improvements with good roads.
in Bridge in Creed
No "III In (‘Illsslsl
Always Accessible!
Tell-.- a walls down Woodward svcnne, asuire
youne ”but their: lolsarc a hernia. and will rl-r.
lalrlly advance in price over. year.
»4oo~
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR 5c columns or
cocoons. '
507l0l'l. .-
1‘KIW‘AH" Cl" 889%.!” the Tim's ol‘ litt-
wnl'r,iir. llllt Assessment Us: or 1290, all
most «I the "men! the acl'mmeo, Ml nr‘lzy Jim-
a )5. l ill. at 't o'clock p m : aslnrdlly. Jammy
10 [li'i't‘in lit in : “vine-day..liv [buy it at?
o'cl ell _, m ; harnrrlay..lsnn.ry 1?. nr, :3 li'r Uri;
p in: killlc! subunit) 2l.ai :o'rlrlck ll m '.
'l
l
purpose"! tearing al rl d remitting any and :l lop
perm made i them ’rmn meanings or rim ml. "or-.1
The Board of liciltl will mi cl, with the Ar-rwr-m :-
ssaJulriL Board, busrrlay. January or at 230'. ..,l k
p. tr .lor lb» patriot: oi aballtg the 1..le of r l 'i
am! Illh'lblrtt‘l yrfllll’l!
8.8.Kl’l1'll. , Bill]!
llio'ilti abYlUl’li. - of
PL ”'1' PHll'B. Hirs- l i.
Norwslk, (’orrii , hers-rum: '30. why
ll :7
("try Berlin! at Ill-lies ~notice.
r(J'l'lL‘B lrl HEREBY (ll'i'E‘i THAT Till;
l‘ lenrdol limo! (pr lb" L'i'y at math 5.:—
wala. llll mm lit. ”unruly .l may in! 3:30 p m ;
Silurdliy January m at 7 mm in ; l’ncsy. Januv
art to. at 7::le m; not Thursday, January 2:, at
7;.30 p in . iii lif' Ijuuncll (.Ill‘tm'WiL lur lbt‘ pulpin-
ill hr'niirigganll determining all appeals lmm the
cilia-Mme (:in assessors. and rqrinlzri : riiul
adjusting the initiation lo the 214’ t sin,
.il sTTlltt“ ('lillilit'i‘t', l ill-lint ..r
JOHN W BAKE. i “kill"
Dam! at lhe City «it South biilrwalk, the filth rln)‘
vi “to. tuber, hut}. dill
lllll‘l‘lll lililllflii 001828.
91" MPO It I). I'0\\.
lfidzimll- fur lin- it‘ll e-‘um'c-s both wuss ll) till
pruntah ._ at d tinnitus: p-le: lure Noiw l~ lllv.‘
lim- 7!) no > r llil- timing and barium; lnr llfiffirfil
(fern til ', limit-LL14 mg, ’. limal -lil;-.
abortion: 'l'yperrlli. .7. 1r::r:.l.l.y. . ll‘
lblll’n'lfil‘ v, Graduates iv‘ er: in paying Zlfl‘lr‘ufl'
.lr-inr'e two i ~ :Yi r i ni «tin-imp um: BPFlS a: :-
(‘ull If: rrlid lor'pr -p this Alillrl: e l’r.».v:.:eill
Mirrlll 3n Ansel 1.1-3". branforel L'ann.
Billie Hamlet
5. ii. sauna."
Household Goods of All Kinds.
oil on; sill Fl; Dellllwx. K
her the combination clirslr and
"(1} lisdrlr’l'. null 92.00.
‘fllsln' ‘lrstrrlnls.
,‘lussritcd rm titre-tellers.
l’rsl ulna. Paper lluiiulng rind
liralctrsslrilsia.
"llllb'fl'
.L.H.DECKER,E
- ll Willlllilll Slllll,
South N onwalk.
'rrfifl/«Mefflflu‘ ll. (1315113,
Ell Warblligiuo Street, South Harwell
27 ”all Street Norwalk.
Fol—Him hills, lillllllllllt
And ”'9 (11'0“ "i.
ilrdrrs l’roiriptly Attended To.
t mama vtr a ir llsKlil.
Vauwmdrtud
boggles, l’baetons, liarrioges,
(fallopian, ripirrdles, ole.
Priors»- u. intuit All.
Stall and See Them.
my TILLY.
Swan (i Bushnell,
’8‘ Wm!" flit-sot.
lime or lists. ”lifllll’flifl'. was .
M's“. 7.6 ' “crates-um:
item has mew. Kassie i'ms's, . '5 you Pol", ;
”or.“ ”in $259!] needed “40'“ a hair wry l
lam. l'roilvd Mates Prelim ;
We 15am!“ rs“. m and Wills in. We» are.
the «0mm! brad's mm 1 is all alone «I ”May-
”is 0pm that!“ supplies ”or celebs-mm
as! [mm .MW'W is owl mantis l
Will: an ”Wit W sick; t as Underline ,
lm dread my freer-at summit shoal
a! ”runny-urea ”aniline am.
‘I’
low tutffflcos.
will” ‘1 ‘Zifllll'. .
illllll SAL ,
0i Tllllllll Hill all Blillll
Which WP on: Lllrlln.’ M c: tummy .li' pim-
0."’."l\llv 'l‘rivmmwl Bull. i. is z.
, .lirlnma, h-l, rilrmrr you». 93
i blur . Velvet Elk" ll m; {it I} ’r howl an ill
ls‘rulnor- lll‘lll .l'rr r». .“ roomy fill
~ lint—i. lie-melt Elm-l, lrlmur vi with warm E :n
i or. mm 3-5 up
‘ This I-0 ll hunt (Mn ml'v lull. » tr 3.
[can Hill 11' pl: 1'3.t."lllv r~ «allow
’i‘ lint?- M4!
We.
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SECOND-HAND FURNITH.‘ l.
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Cash Paid for Goods or Sold 0:
Commission.
360. 2’! Kill” a ilkl's‘ .‘i'l‘l'lll'i‘,
teens Ulfiw 88
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FOR lllE HOLIDAYS.
PER F U M ES !
Sachet Powder
TM Ham on prrm
1m; ram-realms, ha 'iqulrlsinf mm ("mm
we. not r
HALE’S
Popular Corner Drug Store.
INSURANCE.
CAM“) IMIHJDI she use alike
"I“ in.“ Pto-
efiwm we...
and retinal-y Janitors til, at 7 o'clock p m . l lrlhr- ..
'l
The Holiday trade;
is over. We had our?
share, and now want?
to interest you in our:
regular Drug Stock.
~~< .- 7—way ¢‘_. ..
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Sleek, _
QO‘<-——.
l’lzlistcll’s Cough.
Remedy is warranted
to cure the prevailing
colds. Try it.
As ll Blood Purifier
l’lziisted’s Sal'sapal'illa
has no equal.
woo-—
iPLllS'l'll'll.
DRUGGIST.
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
Rock and Rye drops for colds, 30c.
Su rior Choc lite Cream Dro 3
21 cells a pound? p3,
Fre~h Broken Candy, 20 rentalb.
Te lny’s lion Bells and Chocolates,
0 cents a pound.
_'l he bal lnce of our Christmas stock
will be sold at cost.
ATHEHTUN ll (:0.
l'll'l ll I..\l' ”Eli‘s Bll’ll'K
Willi”!
100 in Every llll
,_ «AT m...
No.4 Water Street, lllllilll,
willfl‘, lltt'llllf swiirmi lilo rervirnl of Jain”
HUNDUN ll‘t“ mnl known rall'ri'l. they can obtain
a! lilaeuiiitlllrl'nsl. Ilyslrrv served it every Mylo.
fill» in null-rt i.» still, lbr m at laalilllrms Huld—
itirlir- l«l ill Mull. litll l‘ililw, “at (Tb Mm,
llul ‘l‘r-I, lll‘rtlA‘mlllsldr and all kinds of Tense!»
arr-- Drinks. am! In tart we hsvv anything and
t u-rylhiim il't all in; in it rim rial-a llirieb room.
“;~‘ll‘ lily and MM. ”a M (MIN! the [”1“-
so. i WATER STREET,
"’23 Girl SUHWA L“.
HATS! Hill?
Fall Styles.
In ltll gr liZl-I lull-l tillmil 0'
Still and ‘50” llith. "lull "till".
[layi- llitll- “Ui'l l‘spo. i'rvi-b Hate tor trier- and
My M'rl i all: Hats r... m.“ at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington 8!.
Particular attention pain to
fixing, crowning amt Ironing
'lllli lins-
I’ll
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s l‘ we, NM
.4 mil.”
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it. me,
"no" «4- Isbn-ll «v
‘I‘Ir‘ev slaps tin ya,
and im- '1"! this work "start
wr all m mm, ls». army 3
4.. list arm “a
«nu-«n r «i are. xv
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r.'l'slz‘isev sally-arts I.“ J
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