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' SPECIAL 1401101
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds, to tslu'oban admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
hands, wept where an advertisement
of saute appears in advertising columns,
are charged for at remllar rates, 10 cents
a line. M”
law York Harald Weather [or-casts-
The slight barometric depression yes-
terday near Manitoba will probably move
toward the St. Lawrence Valley. In
this district today warmer. lair to part
ly cloudy weather will probably prevail,
with fresh, variable winds, mostly east~
srly, followed by haze or log on the
adjacent coasts, and by cloudiness. In
the Middle States today warmer, fair to
rtly cloudy weather will prevail, with
fish, variable winds, mostly easterly,
followed by cloudiness and log or haze
on the coasts and by light snow in the
Western and lake districts; and in New
England warmer, fair to partly cloudy
and fresh, easterly winds, followed by
cloudiness, and light snow, with local
fog on the coasts. On Tuesday in this
section and in New England partly
cloudy weather will probably prevail,
with no decided changes of temperature,
local snow and fresh easterly to south-
erly winds, followed by colder, fair
weather on Wednesday.
1
lint-turn Almanac for Tit-Morrow.
Sun rises Sun sets ‘ High tide I Low tide
7.19 l 4 39 7.27 12.30
Minnehaha Division, 8. of T., hold
their regular meeting tonight.
Tbepublic schools 01 Norwalk reopened
to-day alter the holiday vacation of two
weeks.
The regular meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder company will he held this
evening.
:1 .‘l‘hs regular meeting of the Junior
Prohibition club will be held at Dibble'a
hall, this evening.
Concord Division, 8. of T., hold their
regular meeting and installation of offic-
ers this eveningim
The new Court of Burgesses meet to-
night, when they will organize and com.
glance the business 0! the new year.
The week of prayer will be observed at
the South Norwalk Baptist church. Sob-
jsct this evening,"0ur Recent Converts.”
' The ofiicers of on Well Lodge, F. a
A. M., will be installed to-rnorrow even.
lug. Alter the work there will he a
banquet. _ .
-—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
-A delegation of Masons from this city
will visit Union lodge, of Stamford, on
Wednesday evening and witness the in.
atollation of officers.
The thief who stole George W. Sel-
leck’scoat from the clues room of the
Second Methodist church, last deay
evening, has not yet returned it.
Nearly every person you meet is antler
lug from a severe cold. H. B. Hale the
druaglst has a cure for this however.
Band his advertisement in to-day's issue.
The King’s Daughters of Trinity
church will hold arwelflh Night soc-
iable to marrow evening, at the residence
of Caqu Couch, No. 41 Bayview ave
line.
The following letters remained uncall-
ed for at the Norwalk post ofllce. for the
week ending January 3dr Msibiu W.
Prawn, Norman Liubatger, Pauline
Stronb, Gilbert Van Sony.
--0ll paintings .8150 per pair: oleo
graphs .150 per pair, at W. Pod-era's.
, IstlhawCuvbstt and John W. Bake.
members of the Board of Ballet, are
holding a action at tho Clty Hall on
flavlland street, this afternoon. They
will roast again on Saturday evening at
'l'flo’clock.
Among the oflcsrs of the Grand
todasprsssot attho public installation
of clients of Arcanum lodge, No.41,
1.0.0.F., of Bridgeport, last Friday
night, was Grand Bepresentatirs B. 8,
Month, of llarwslk.
The one hundred and third annual
comm-nation of the Grand Masonic
lady or Whit, will he held in
Haw Haven, Januarytl and 22. The
total membsvshlp ol the subordinate
ids-lawsuatswlll ranssd 10,000.
~‘I'hs Commercial College. asserts
lattdtnnghavlng ltsmaln hall wired
fatalsgrnphy. Thsrswlllbsslxsspar-
“unsound practicwu lbs lsssva»
”to will be absolutely free to all
Muslnthsoollsgs.
The largedsmand for oysters which
masdis dastotas lssslhsubm is a
”undulations-loath. The
”Marsala“ subs gal-
lon. ,Dsslssssrs still-gall tbs oysters
mos-m
'“kv
Mrs. M. E. Head's “Hillside” semi-
usry rsuopsus tomorrow.
Oscar Brown is dangerously ill at his
home on the Westport road.
tin. scum Taft lsssriously m at
her home on High street, borough.
The first meeting of the Town Board
of Relief is being held this afternoon.
Edward Cannon started for Kentucky
til-day to buy horses for A. Solmans’
stables. -- _
Miss Battle Reynolds, of Westporl
avenue, is sutfering from a severe attack
of rheumatism.
The StateAgricultural society will hold
ltsannual meeting in Meriden, Wednes-
day morning. g M _
The seeds in the dilapidated pumpkin,
on exhibition in Smith Brothers’ win-
dow, will be counted to marrow.
The Norwalk Butchers’ Protective as-
sociation are holding their regular meet-
ing in the City Hotel this afternoon.
Probate Judge J. Howard Taylor, is
critically ill at his borne in Danhury,
and his friends have no hops of his re-
covery.
G. W. Hurt, Jr., succeeds F. A. Young
as train agent of the United States Ex-
press compauy between South Norwalk
and Dsnbury.
Ex-warden John H. Lee has resigned
from the Board of Education on account
of being obliged to leave town to attend
to his new business interests.
Rev. Archibald Wheaten, pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist church, deliver-
ed an address before the New York min-
isters' conference this morning.
Margaret Camp died at her home on
France street, yesterday afternoon, aged
80 years. The deceased was an aunt 01
Charles St. John, of Main street.
Saturday was an unusually busy day
at the borough post office. Twenty-eight
hundred drop letters were handled dur-
ing the day, in addition to the regular
mails. __ __,, #
—Curbiug, 50 cents a foot.
Sheldon, contractor.
C. I". ’l‘olloa has removed his family to
Ansonia, and has taken up his residence
on Pleasant street, in the new house
nextto H. C. Spencer.-—Ansonia Senti-
nel. __
“Jimmie" Hyatt’s broom brigade was
at work on both branches of the horse
railway this morning, and in spire of the
storm the cars were kept running regu-
lsrly.
Funeral services in connection with
death of Claude A. Poyeven were held
from his late residence at 11 o‘clock this
morning. The remains were taken to
New Canaan for burial. .
William
Saturday State Comptroller Wright
issued his biennial report. The receipts
from all sources were 84 936,786.03. The
expenditures were “.031121 in. Balance
in the trench”. $897,074.26.
George I. Keeler was to have com
manned cutting .lce this morning, but
the snow will delay him somewhat. The
ice is between ten and twelve inches
thick, and of very good quality.
District Deputy Commander M. ii.
Wadham, of New Haven, will install the
ne wly elected officers of Palestine Castle,
A. 0. K. of the M. (3., at their hall on
Washington street this evening.
Miss Annie Coley was given a surprise
party at her home in the borough Friday
evening. Nearly fifty guests assembled
and the time was pleasantly spent in
dancing. Refreshments were served.
The borough atlairs are now in the
hands of the new court. If they do as
well as the old court has done there will
be no cause for complaint. Their year’s
work reflects upon them with much
credit.
Arrangements foralargo pips organ
for Grace church have been completed
and the contract awarded in Colo a
Woodbury, of Boston. The organ when
complete will have over 1,000 pipes, and
will be run by water power.
Miss Agnes Strahan gave a very en-
joyable "tally pull” at her home, No. 47
Franklin arenas, last Wednesday even-
ing. About fifty guests were present
and a social evening was spent. The
tally turned out to be excellent.
The "Y’s" are requested to meet at
In. Aunts Watcrs’, Day street, anldny
"doing. to sew. Don't turret your
thluiblssandseivsors. The "Y's” llnd li
necessary to most often to work in
order to meet the demands for clothing.
The lights at the South llorwslk Com
gregational church went out during the
singing of the last hymn last flailing,
called by a "smart" young man turning
a valve in thopips. lie turned the vulva
back again, filling the church with gas.
Samuel lawns, whose card of thanks
was printed in Tun Stimuli. last Solar»
day,rasdssnllvtakslnths nsmsof the
Distant superintendent of the Metro
politan Life Insurance company. It
should have read 1’. J. llrnbb; not '1'. ll.
Gloria.
llsv. John Crowley, assistant pastor of
tbs Roman Catholic church in Windsor
locks, died datsvdsy at the residence of
his parents in New Haven, aged twenty-
slghtyssrs. Ba was-brother of Rev.
’l'i-nthy Crowley, formerly an I'M-III
pastor of Ill. Mary's church, liorwslk.
Attkslorwalk ()ongreaatiouslohnvcb
yesterday morning the users-mu of the
We supper was administered, and
there was baptism and "motion at
mouth-vs. in the evening Rev. Dr.
Noble spokson "Oar First Anniversary
as Pastors“ People. looking Back-
wardaadl'orwud.”
V soUTHiinonWALK EVE
'l'hs ladlss of Trinity chatter will prob
ably give a play at Music Hall at an
early date.
The annual cleclhln of officers at the
be held this evening.
The vestry of Trinity church will hold
a meeting at the adios of John—Q. Smith
til-marrow svsniu.
Burglsrs entered the saloon of Thomas
Farrell, in New Britain, last Friday
night, and after blowing open the safe.
stole over $800,
Robert Jones, an evangelist, assisted
in the services at the Rownyton Meth-
odlstchnrchJaat evening. Four seek-
ers went loward to the alter.
Another mean individual has shown
up in South Norwalk. A colored young
man charged titty cents for acting as
pall bearer at the funeral of afrir-no’s
daughter,
The South Norwulk Athletic ciub will
hold a meeting this evening to consider
several matters of importance. The
club netted about $50 at their recent
matinee ball.
The directors or the South Norwalk
Library held a meeting on Saturday eve-
ning and elected A. Blanchard president
and Leslie Smith treasurer. They voted
to keep the library open on Sundays
from 2:30 to 5:00 p.1n.
The report of the Town: Board of
Health for the month of December gives
two case of scarlet fever. one of typhoid
fever and one of diphtheria. vaeral
cases of pneumonia were reports-ll and
Whooping cough and influenzr have
been prevalent.
About 9:30 o'clock last nights young
miscreant was seen to pick up a
large stone and wilfully hro-ak the globe
of an electric light at the head of Molt
Park, probably thinking that his act was
unobserved.
reason“. CAKACltAlllls.
The Goings and Cornlngs or People we
Lllto to Band About.
William E. Bishop, at New York city,
spent Sunday with friends in Darieli.
Mine Louise E. Jarvis, of Long Island
City, was the guest of borough friends
last week.
Henry (I. Jone-s, of llatleawnn, N. Y.
is in Norwalk 10-day on a real estate
transaction.
Miss Lillie Kellum, of Brooklyn, who
has been spending the holidays Wllh
Miss Faunetta Rose, of (Jump street.
has gone to Armenia to spend a wwk
with her uncle.
Miss Minnie Rosenah, of Weetport, is
visiting relatives on South First street,
this city.
The Misses Decker returned to nough-
ton Seminary, at Clinton, N. Y., this
morning.
George and Will Lauder, Irving Ferris
and George Golden returned to the Mt.
Holly (N. J.) Academy this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Schellmger
have returned to their home in this City
alter a week’s visit in Philadelphia.
Miss May Raymond, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents
in this Cltv, returned to boarding school
at Hacketstown, N. J., to dav.
Miss Annie Morgan, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., is the guest of Mrs. William Murray,
of Academy street.
Miss Fannie Gibbs, of Bridgeport. has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss Xq-ttl»
Gibbs, ol Elm street.
Miss Myrtle Billion. who spent Ill“
holiday season with fro-rule in Norwalk
and South Nurvralk, returned to her
home in Plaintlelll. Conn , last Saturday.
Miss Ida .‘ilmliller, of Strut-fold, ions
the guest of Mrs. R. Y. Adams, of Mum
street, last I'm-k.
Norman Brurldsge and vile, of "or.
Item, N. Y., spent the holidays Willi llll'lf
parents, on Donald etrv-et.
Mrs. Augusta Hercht and family, 1.!
New York city, were the guests of Wil.
lism Meseberg during the page: week.
Mrs. J. Alexander, at New York city,
is the guest of Tait Brothers on High
street.
Covra Lazelle, of Brooklluld, Vt , who
has been the guest of Miss (‘arrw Al
wood, of North avenue, returned home
this morning.
Albert Show, astudent at Yale Crlllégv,
is visiting Charles Miller, of High etrm-t,
Norwalk.
Ilsa Annie Martin, of Lynn, Mam, la
visiting Miss lda Elwood, of upper Mum
street, waalk.
llappysmlcontcnt is :1 bride with” The R0
cheater ;" clamp with the light of the morning,
finalists-tn “sauna-rt flamhl'”
au~na .. .....-,.... u... «n-..
0- ‘l'vlal lav Investing a births.
Two Italians are on trial to day bet-av
Justice Brothwell, in l’ulrfleld, for incur.
log a strike at the quarry of the Consnll
dated road in I-alrfleld. last Thursday.
There was almost a rut at the quarry
and the two Italians were the prime
mover- in the trouble. 'l'ba-y were taken
to Soulhptlrt‘sud locked up.
«To any one of our lady readers who
will solve the following we will give a
castirnn corset: “lie are you as me
ell can fine oh aye pea." “En oh Are oh
evs eyssn." To any of our mlhmrn
reader! who will solve the above, we
will givsapair of trousers, the seat of
which will be lined with holler iron.
Tunes 11 abacus, ‘
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litres, 1 time Iflc, ll llma- Nil 1 work ‘1 a).
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but fll’TI‘l 3; main building 851W two sumo-
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nrnuh, at) West street, room Norwallr, d'lillf
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honeeon Grove l'lfM‘t'K rm- mmr- rent 31’.
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avenue. 313 Aim hulls-1:0? via 10. m-, Emil.
2“ «wall. 61:1 Part of lliii‘floli ll'ulldeflthfltllc,
All Inquire of E A Woodward
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[1 it and cold water. bath to .m heater. Am.
wzlh tumbling for live lion's, c w FL‘lllll”, onlcken
poorer! .irc ; rent .25 per month. impure ’1' it
return, at Ulil Well Cigar Company. 013! if
PLEASANT HOME IN A ('(lli‘v'EMENT
locality in adored to perm» who mend like 1.0
vlsltWasnlngmn hum? tum during the under or
a lime. llmmand boom 2.00 a nay. Mrs. .1 ll.
brutal“ l -l..N W. 'm-hlfullim. ll 1‘ net.”
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Monday, January”.
Mrs. Lillian Sharwuui-Nerlirl,
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Solo Organist, Mr. inns. Gibson.
“(sets lurl‘il three ro‘mlinkg llrmra‘s,‘ ,m.
Singlclichrta, W" l'”\(ll. Diagrams mm. wvllflttl-
day mornlzg, .lmntry 7121 u:
Plalrted and Gregory ‘s drug v: iron.
it .14 o'cnica, at
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Deposlts Over $550,000 Surplus .50 000.
A. Fouling,
Prcrl.
Jon: [1 firms,
Vacel‘n 3:.
Jam? 1! liner,
Trim.
Slil'Tll SURWAlJi est [Kiri BANE,
hum-n Norman, 1'...“ , ”1C 25, 1891).
“T a meeting of the Vanna." of this hunk, he :1
[ lht- dam artist (I. u: (ll‘vlflll rs at Um rate
rvf tper rent. pvt atrium, wsA artiste-d. f r 11.: vi:
minnow-munch» nary 1 'lil o .ialmwnaml .ftrr
Jc: nary FLIP-19‘ llllrrtrr had drawn on. l); min:
erimm‘mnnte anddruxv iri'ereur from Jana ry 1,
1:91. .lulh rl Khal’l' l'mns
open daily from Tl tn 1: o‘camk a m ,ar.vl from!
to :1 n‘rmrk p m,al.rlirnmrur(1n urnllw. v rum 6
in H' u'rltlt it. 112'.” is
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ishlk,utl the APumrlll 1.1:»: of 1P9". will
ow: At the nm. e or 11124 ‘l'inlmrfl, Mimi .y :lAlllb
a y 5. 1014!: o'clock p m . mr' relay Jamil!)
ii) iii 'll-‘Lin iii in , “win-«lava llaly 'i af. 7
dc: 1K in. Saturday..larn ry 17,-“ 2 y'. ..g
p m, 'nllmi a ,.l.«u.uar, '2}, a! o’rlurk )1 m
and absurdly January it al.0r'kl1'hp m .. rtnv
purpose: of l-t‘lltd’l.‘ an Al :1 H In 21am: any Mill .1 i up
[vats made t lurm 'rnin Ihm lilngllrfihe its. pure
Tl’lr 9.ng ”1 Hull/'1 '1 ; mu" th rho AMI-‘91"!
its Llolnr. Board. haiaralny, .1 luxury 2- 11:23 .i I k
,v. , forth puma u n: alum: the p in .1 p: l,
and disabled person
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main! new for (h (“r y or s ”I"! Nor
walk, sill me» on Mummy .3 lmry 5. at 3'10 9 m ,
anrrlay Johann in m 7 3);. m ‘,?mlay, Janu-
arv if; a! 7:1l m ; an i ’l‘hnmhy Jimmy 2:. a!
Lilly m . at «his in null I'lllm rr. for tho- pup-m»
of bearing and drumming n11 appeals 1mm 1hr
rlnlrgaoflhr l'uv a-mwrv and upland ,1 and
soil lilting the vuuslmn m the llnf- I still.
fit sT'l‘llIiA ('nltllh'l'l‘, r lloanl of
Mill! W Hill! r Mia-f
Dal-ll at lbi'l'ny of South Numalk the ‘.ll 1 day
of llenmln-r, 1H1” dtl
storm 1; ll .‘ ll .1" 1' .1103." ii;
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 45 & 48 Main 51., Norwzllli
tlao Furnishing l'lallerlnker.
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Plus Watch llrmlr‘x t! a .vlpex'lalty ,
3| Mulls Halls - loath Inmate.
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NING SENTINELJ MONDAY. JANUARY;- 5. .1891.
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BIS,
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Of All Iilnds lli ’l'hcir season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII
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Has made the most important literary
engagements ever entered into by any
American periodical or newspaper.
ROBERT LOUISSTEVENSON’S South
Sea Letters will bvvptln with the New
Year. They will appear only in THE
SUNDAY SUN, and will constitute the
H. L murmur, “39 g, 5 "[[mm' great literary feature of 1801.
,_...m...,,m.s.._n_........_.s-.......-—«~~—-~—~— A new story by the same celebrated
H A R Dw A R E author, who writes ”the B stand Potent
’ English of our lime,” will he published
in Jmunry in THE SUNDAY SUN.
01 l' .8. H. RIDER HAGGARD'S “Eric" will
aim twain in January. It is more of a
lighting drama than even “King Solo-
llmrl’n lelrli." A Nullll'ltlllll epic of tre-
filt'lll'l'lll'w lire and imagination. its equal
has not been seen. It will appear only
in THE SUNDH' SUN.
Into-r in 1-91 THE SUNDAY SUN will
pilot the now-l of the year by the (Imu-
iulz Mall of BllKllnh FlCllIifl, the writer
of 1891, “ho wlill thr publication of this
ssioruehiog novel, will have arrivld.
I
Ulllrr original llll'llsry features are ex-
“1“ M l" ctell from the following C(lllll’lhlllilfr:
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. , lWr Dr HOWGI'S, Tr Av EdlSOll,
Elohn Swinlon, A. Jay Cummings,
._ . -- 1 George Weredith, William Black,
Wall Papers’Andrew Lang, W. Clark Russell,
. lSi.GeoereMivari, Conan Doyle,
...'Z'.'.'.‘.”.'..‘.',".“ ""3"" “""""‘"""' i Rudyard Kipling. Norman Loclyer,
r'lm- llm or Gills a1 21 coins a?
sltltl'lll.‘ roll
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Will Nanci, Wilden Ware, Etc
.09
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Ami Murry 0ther Renowned Writers.
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Sluuiucil rm Stretcher». .
Painting. Prim-r Hanging lll’ldi
(firtletinlntllu. i For the rn~ulr g imrlve months willprim
more notice and mrm- brilliant literature
L- H; DEC K E R.
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South Norwalk.i.kmlrwa 'rllr. stilt. New I'm-1r.
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27 Main Street liorwalk. l
.. 2.. -. -.. . g. . 1 We areconstantlyre-
Fill-81.13: Eilm‘l; :fillltllul‘lh‘HceiVmg Fine Horsese
,suited to all purposes.
And You will find the PIN-
Ezs'r COACBERS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altOgether the
.BEST ASSOBI'MENT or
38.5.1.2 HORSES in Fair-
field County. Parties
Bunnie“, Phaeton» inrrjugew wanting any kind 0‘ a
(WWW SWHWN’ m. gBorse. can be suited
» . ' HERE. All Horses sold
,by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
3|. II. I’ ERRONS.
11100111112 STUCK FARM.
15 if
Bias and Sinus
irylin-r p lil?1ll1‘:‘.l in [hr [’11 led Stalls
ls's‘ Cronin.
"Tilers l’l‘nlll‘fll} .‘l‘i‘lillt'll 'i’o.
4? DIELYV L’ l"!i"s,‘«.
WAC: ON 8
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no
l’l'irrcw Hui! All.
It:
Call and See Them.»
. Swan & Bushnell
’
862 Water Street.
(Marital than), - Sltlldifii'illt'l‘.(RUSS
l’lirr‘ ‘l:1.l. '1'." nrul l'u.1'l:'-’ Hm ‘filli.’ -'
11+le Nun 3 mm, ”All"! ‘l'um'e, ltl'l l'uis l‘u’
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thing rum ml by h lll'l‘fi‘, i'mvmt Siam [1.1.1.1
no - Fin a fur ll-n'e, "mum-l- and firm 1... Vi. ,afl'
UH‘l’vt’nun z: 11 he Illll‘lll'lfl for ‘1“ him!» wt llmlw-p
not their! lleumrv‘ ~ war I l‘llll! 1;..1
"and --f lmpnrlml \l. .- nib. tin-”11,:
with m. ririr ll" tell tile; wry arl- l'nllavnrml,
llarulm lie and wry Frat rim! \Vn- vsll‘. m ml ll box
of III” many with. n by nm: (or 5': ‘11.
ALL GRADES
M-w York: I’m-w. 1 V
Never [luster-sold.
on“ 1111111311 "(10111119 Lowest Prices !
or t Sll'tllt II, stint.
The dust ilomla tor
Ednrum ;‘ur 1m» 1.-n,nflrrriirs both win in all
"unruly n11! llif'fzsl‘Wt' positions. 311W l-'hr over
inmo- In to n r Ilmi'mlvgr and b-- lwul fur she-pix. a
.eru. -, ll ills-5W1“ 1:. i" now . l’p. llrullm 1:.
hfmrihaul l‘y warm. 1:. lv' .gnphy. . rr- mogul
rh‘rimeh v irammlrv Mm m m mylrw Wan on- 5
[Mantra 1pm 1- nunpuul ~lth (amp loll asst; ll 1- lhl‘ LUZ!“ “011:,
Vol . r uul luv pr up this Milken l'r ardent:
lulu! ltu luvs-1' lint-l. Mumford (futon.
w ,1- 1.
I ma Esmn ind "llfl't' we r llrnoral ll‘l'lffllll'! 1
for ill and up varsln amt \tmmy ttrtiers in all parts ’
lalten mllft‘fll lithe w. New I'm-lint o la-
l'illl‘ l'll Mlllll'A It“. ll'l‘. ,
Poll!) 11' 31M!) pa-nbw at ‘sl years of '2‘“. or all
w. starry.
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Your Man lllllll Your Life!
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4mm], of llartluvd ‘ ‘
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JACOB M LA "ON 1
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ze'knnislevluersrills .
M Insist-[ton Manor. Next In Post ”are, 1
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null 51 Milli. Willie,
Clark 48 '
normal-lie «ntny will are you an finduwmom' Lane ’ Black
Life Policy tor ilmu, amt you no not to» aim
is, El llllllllflnlllf, April,
‘vo listlylross‘i tol?s.rri.,nnf!n-i.1 .‘ 1019.17. i
must n. ranch; not PM.
you hove width, new if ’11" slurp ”you. 1“,, ,“r; -,. _ , .. .. __ . , ‘
alter thus l'usarwlirai Item-l Lite ins-1mm, s E B
s . . AKBR.
Wnehirmtm steel. month Nor-ask.
g’mn'll nonwaui aavrnos lusts
a.
mi no hathrddywvclnn from it 1:. b . ,
m,.,,._.,,,,,,.,, ”m... ; Household Goods of All Kinds.
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llama-sin.
mammal.“ assists
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mean. 1 Communion.
lt'r .avlntl or mill 0m; 1. w .
the ’ nhfiifim xzummir and awaits .7. E “a.” """" ”‘
in, ‘ my t not at
gm ”1.. All "3 done in Ila N0. 22 5011'“ w“ STEETg
out wasavv. Vail-W Ins at e .
mamas-ills” as sul- "mm“
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”all .1
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Now is your opportunity to secure a lot on
as: terms, and at prices within your reach. Twist:
on lawsuits Avenue. to feel front and 126 feet
For $300 to $350.
Aretha ebssprstlots now 0! red w.lh|vl the r
limits Pheavb-csnoe they weed no grading;
Iboutafoot higher than the street -leh roll vliih
gravel bottom. lnsnvl g healthy building site-
Why Ito outside the city limits and pay more, or
asmucb to slot as you can bn these where you
£81 all the city improvements w th good "ME.
No Bridge to Cross!
No lllll to Climb!
Always Accessible!
Take a wall: down WOMWWll avenue, assure
your-r ”but there lols ulca bztrvaln, and will ctr
tumly advances in price ever year.
49.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR it GOLDEN'S or
C. SWARTZ’S.
jl
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lPElIALS
flf Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
Wh'rh we rlrr Littler-z w. remriy 1w pr» .
lll'vn .rnly Terru: vi vk hirer, 'rllllll’“ :mii
lllfllikl a. 3.1. form: r pr (1- $3
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[1' wk Hutu-r "Al! trim: i ll with l‘~'r1’.h F 4'!
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MRS. W. F AWGETT.
3 WATER STREET.
NORWAlih. . (7055'.
Dibble & lumsmuk
Are Ready for Chriimat Trade.
We have some ll'vllll' ramwl l’nlntura
of exceptional weal qillllllv at $1 2-": [My
limb l: l-‘lvmdu (Lang-u 301' n ill-2 1»;
'11
Hr three small pm. 121' a pickup: i'mn-
berries; a large stock of Fltlll Candy. a
good vmnly at 20c II [wood or tliiw
warm)» for 5%, Try our lllnlaases l’-a
rust (randy, lush and crisp. warranlul
out In pull your hell: out, We a ““114
Nlltnwl'lnglluh Walnuts 201‘ :l pntiml,
Brrdul Nuts 20:: a pound, l’upvr Hhrll
Almnmlail'u? a pound, llnhv ry Nuts, 2
quarts 251‘, a womlrri qmrt imamw lull
of Promise for 101'. Filbert» 1% a ponml.
New Flz‘, 1'11: a wand. 52* pullmln In.»
250; A Mr ”at”, line, 101% a pound; l'c p
ping (,‘orri, trail and prnverl grind, it
pounds for 23¢: (Ream-«l Currant- are n
move-s, 2 pom d‘ for 27m; FlnPil .‘lwnlless
Ralslno.2flcit world; Suva ltiwm 12c,
the audible upland Notice our new
stock of fancy cranium. That Butter
(Delaware County ”lsrly.; in just almom.
mg success, selling at present at 254:.
We 6 upset to advance the price to We,
this quality worth 2:»: now at wholesale;
Best can Pumpkin 123. cheap by file rail.
Mills 81 [30111le
ALE”
Mllli'l' film-t, in pickup at to make 2 large.
The Holiday trade
is over. W 9 had our
share, and now want'
to interest you in our
regular Drug Stock.
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Stcck,
Low Prices.
‘09.
, l’laistorl’s Cough
liell‘lcily is warranted
to cure the prevailing
colds. Try it.
AS a Blood Purifier
l’laisted’s Sal'sapal'illa
has no equal.
Pllll'l'llll,
DRUGGIST.
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
Rock and Rye drops for colds, 301:.
Sup rior Chocolate Cream Drops,
rents a pound.
Freh Broken Candy, 20 cenlslb.
Tenny’s Boo lBons and Chocolates,
0 cents a pound.
‘1 he bal me of our Christmas stock
WI“ be sold at cost.
lRTUN & 60.,
Lal’nltlt's BLOCK
ll
aulll tf
WANTElll
100 lilfllill 111
No. 4 Water Street, Nuriall,
Whv'n', having natured the unites rlf JAM”
HHHINDN :lw mu! known calm, they can obtain
rs! res-rumble rum, llyvtrr- wrvzd In every style.
"lwka (mil-rt to Pfiil. vhv m at. fastidious Sid-
wlrhr- of all Mild- llot Imam (10:. ('1) all“,
llvl Tm. "Illuminate-ml all kinds nl Tully!!-
r-rl‘” Dinah. aul in firs we haw anything all
iverythrpnr nl: 1r.“ m a finitrlarl lunch room.
llllfll mm and me. [to not forget the place.
Nil. 1 WATER STREET,
irllcm Slilll'i‘lJ‘.
11113! HATS!
Fall Styles.
In all grades and mlors 00
Still and Noll flats, Silk flute.
lloy'v lists and Pans. i'meh flan- lov men and
hiya. Mama soft lids for men It
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular» attention ya“ 3.
l'lxlvvg, stimuli: and "out“
‘lllt "Ills.
l . .m» .nik Min
.. Mmrw rr «run. his.”
gin...“ Ivt- , 4...". Minflh
IMarlu awn", wubvuw you“
nib-I «on rut I my work in u
all all the rinse. It. mm
. Islhm with man will. u
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