? .~ lips EVENING SENTINEL.
1 runs GOLDEN. Mimi and hops-tater.
' hunt—in slut louthl ”-60; 3 months
' Lust mo honors; elnllr writes Scents.
A.
lulu-re Al-Ilastrw 'l'o-Ilorrtrw.
Marisa Sunsets High tide Lowtidc
7.19 "40.. 1.8.20 l _ 1.26
‘ ' B. G. Thomson. the artist, has bought
the B. J. I. Herwln property In Wilton.
W John Tryon has thrc—ellsr dog for a
line residence (or himself on "Rl'flllde
avenue.
'" Miss Millie “Jill-{fillrof this city, has
returned from avisit to Stamford and
New Canaan.
‘ George Clark, one of the star actors of
th 2 Daly theatre company, is in town to
day on business.
The annual meeting of the Ladies‘ So
ciety of the Norwalk Congregational
church will be held to-rnorrow alteration.
The officers of Old Well Lodge, F. a
$.31" will he installed this evening.
After the work a line collation will he
served. W-
Funeral services in connection with
the death of Mrs. Margaret Camp wrll
hc'held front her late residence at 2:30
o'clock to-morrow afternoon.
City Attorney Light did the proper
thing this morning by putting out a box
of organ at George Lockwood's store on
“count of his election last night.
Representative Frank Comatock and
City Attorney John H. Light want to
Hartford on the noon train to—day to be
present at the opening of the General
Assembly. __
—Sewer configubl—lu at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The Germania Saengerbund will hold
their annual masquerade ball at their
hall on the evening of January 26th.
The committee of arrangements meets
this evening.
The young ladies of St. Paul’s church
will holdsmeeting on Saturday after-
noon, at 3:00 o’clock, for the purpose of
forming a Child in connection Wllh the
church.
The King's Daughters of Trinity
church will be pleased to see all their
friends at the sociable to be held at thi-
residence of Captain Couch, on High
street, this evening.
The town physiotans, Dre. Baldwin
and Baker, are. putting a telephone in
the selectmen's office, upvtown, at their
own expense, to enable the aelectmen to
.summon them at short notice.
1 W/ lzflr. and ura’fifiie. Byxbee have
.
:’
g.
issued imitations for the marriage of
their daughter Jennie to Farron S. Bette,
on Tuesday evening, January 20th, at
six o’clock, at No. 74 South Main street.
Ex-mail carrier A. 8. Bennett has
been awarded the contract for carrying
the U. 8. mail between thls city and the
borough. The price paid has not been
made known, but it is constderable un-
der $475.
The City Board at Registrars was or
gauized by City Clerk E. E. Crow's at
the City Hall to day at noon. Charles N.
Smith was elected chairman and Charles
' R. Townsend was chased as third mem-
ber of the Board.
Diagrams for the Congregational organ
recital will be open on Wednesday morn-
ing, January 7th, at 9o’clock, at Plain.
ted's and Gregory's drug stores. Secure
your rears early. Balance of course tick
ctr, $1.00: single tickets, 50c each.
A small party of friends surprised Mr.
andjfrs. William R. Godfrey at their
home in East Norwallr, last evening, the
event being the tenth anniversary of
their wedding day. A very enjoyable
evening was spent in singing and amuse-
merits.
Pioneer Caatle, No. 1, A. O. K. of the
I. C, will hold their regular titrSSltln to-
night in their new castle chamber, No,
10 Water street, Norwallr. All Sir
Knights are earnestly rsquested to b»-
present, as business of importance is to
be transacted.
The annual election of officers of Put-
nam Hose Company was held last even-
ing and resulted a- follows: Foreman,
William B. Knapp; First Assistant Forev
man, Philip L Wheeler; Second Assist-
Iut Foreman, C. H. Harvey, Jr.:
Treasurer, E. l... Boyer: Secretary, Elton
Baker.
--Oil paintinga'iilfitl per pair: oleo«
graphs $2.50 per pair, at W. I’odmore’s.
Mrs. deB. Randolph Keith and daugh-
ter of Washington. D. C , were guests of
Rev. and Mrs. North our Sunday, is
turning home yesterday. Mr. Kt'lfll i.
one of the most [)0le Washington
journalists, and was U. S. Consular
agent during the administration of Presi-
dent Grant.
The programme at the South Nor-
walh Baptist church for the week of
Elan-rials follows: Tuesday evening.
r young folks; Wednesday, Woman‘s
work and home to home preaching;
Thursday, Our spiritually poor brethren:
Friday. Our hllf'COan'llf'd friends. The
meetings will b-gin at 7-30, and close
promptly at 8:30. Strangers Welcome.
The chlorides of Douglas Fowler
, No. 48, will pay a fraternal visit to
Bach ham Punt, No. 12, on the even
tagof annary filth, on the occasion of
their annual installation of officers.
(bands. will report at the print rooms
at7o’cloch p. in, sharp. Per vote oi
Post. Frederick Arnold, Adjutant.
A special meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held this noon for the
purpose of changing the date lor holding
the special city Flectlon. The date was
changed from January 31st in January
m. The change was made because
the saloon keepers objected to holding it
on Saturday, as by having to close their
“locus on Saturday It would be a linen.
dial loss.
layer Reed has made a new arrange
merit in connection with the police force.
We! Vollmer will have officer Ireland
satiety with him during the dry and
Captain Colgrore will be on duty all
light with other Gladstone For the
press“ a supernnmerary will also be put
OI dutr nights. and if the plan wore-
“my a plt'rrilmari will be elecii-d
Phat «ix Engine and Hope Hose c~m~
lee hold their annual meeting and
election of ifllcerr this running. in
no... l] we company the prim-iii hire-
w, James B. Coolie, has refused to
Unfiltered and it is said that Frank
,Patriot Buttery, Robert Adams
ail Robinson are aspirants for
bodes.
lath Bu‘ E
O M II .
3.3me prohahlyr’iieceed git-{cit
A rurprlbe party was given to W. Y.
D-Klyn on ott avenue last evening.
About forty guests was present.
The newly elected officers of Pain-
tine Castle, A. 0. K. of the M. 0., were
installed by District Deputy ii. If. Wild—
ham, of New Haven last evening.
The case of state vs. A. Aviron, for an
alleged assault upon Arthur Hobbs, Was
brought before Justice Coolidge this
morning. To accommodate the counsel
the trial was postponed until Monday,
January 12th.
Tbs. seeds contained in the pumpkin
on exhibition in Smith Brothers window
were counted this morning. The pump
kin contained 426 seeds and C. '1'. Farm,
of Westport, is the lucky guessor of
that number. '
A preliminary meeting of the proposed
Choral Society. under the oiriction of
James B..her,will be held at the rrcldt’ftcw
of Miss Annie Hall. 104 North Main
street, Thuriiday evening. All interested
are invited to attend.
Mrs. lda Keep resumed her education-
ary lessons with the senior class of the
High school to day, after the holiday
recess. The class iii advancing excellent
ly. Schools have opened with a large
attendance, every teacher returning alter
vacation.
Shortly after the Burgess meeting
last evening Chief Buttery hamlet in
his resignation to Burgess.) H. O'Reilly,
airman of the Police Cilmlllllll‘f'. Mr.
Reilly refused to acorpt his [fledglin-
tion. Therefore Mr. Buttery will hold
over to Feb. 1.
The newly elected officers of Butler
Lodge will be installed Wednesday even
mg by District Deputy Hoyt. of Dan-
bury. The initiatory degree will be
conferred first by the old oiiicmi one
number of candidates. Ailutld Fellows
are invited. The members of the team
are earnestly requested to meet tonight
at eight o‘clock.
—Curbing, 50 come '3‘ foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
The annual meeting of the Ecclesias-
tical Society of the South Nurwalk Con-
gregational church was held last even.
mg. John H. Ferris was reelected B
member of the Society's committee.
Treawurer’s report shows i that the Work-
lv flflr'f‘lflgti for the year emiiunted to $1,
000. This amount is in excess of the
benevolent contributions, which wxll ht'
given at the annual church mes-lingo xr
Thursday evening.
Captain Matthews, commando-r of the
Boston Navy Yard, and F. J. Spr'llflf.
constructing engineer of the South if a-
ton lron Works, yesterday in~pected lhf'
sgcond air compressor, made for the
monitor Terror by the Iron Works Com
pany of this city, and pronounced it
fully satisfactory. This is the around
compreiisor made for this purpose. They
are very compact and snh-tantial, and
made from original patterns to go into
an alloted space. They are to be used
for expelling dynamite projectiles and
to take up the recml of the gun-i For
the projectile purpose they compress hit
to 4,000 pounds to the square inch.
Yesterday afternoon, during the hear-
ing before the County Commissioners,
the City Board of Relief. com-Hung of
Matthew Corbett and J. W. Dshe, had
to take possession of the (Sound
Chamber. When Mat. and Wes.
ley Went into the room, by a
previous understanding, Mr. Paige
announced that the hearing would hi!
continued in the polic- room below.
Mr. llurlbutt, who has been cross tltli-s-
iioning and badgering the Willlffflit‘s for
the remonstrants and the amuse-merit of
thecrowd, turned in Diet and “it‘ll!“
his principal question in this line, to will
“What church do you lilting to, Mr,
Corbett ?” Quick as it ll nib Mitt replied,
“None of yet-r business: but I hope, not
to the one you iii-long to, by the appear-
ance of your nose."
—To any one of our lady readers who
Will solve the following we Will give a
cast-iron corset: "Lle- are you res enam-
i-ll eea E18 oh aye pea." "En tih Ari» oh
ess eyeeu." To any of our gentlv fllr'fl
readers who will solve the above, We-
Will give a pair of trousers, the seat of
which Will be lined with boiler Hun,
Week of Prayer Services.
The week of prayer hf'lvlct’fi at the
Fiist M. E. church, South Norwalk. will
be as follows:—
Tueeday evening [tn—night i—l’rrimini-
meeting. Topic—(lode promises and
our pttimlst’l.
Wednesday evening-—f’rnyer and con
secretion. The young men of the Ep-
worth League Will assist the [manor lfl
conducting the service. Young pi-oplr
iii-penicily intiiied and all other».
Thurmiay ruining—f; lapel innit-i meet
ing. Short fil‘lmllfi by pastor, followml
by a general i-Viingi-listic service. Every
member who Ohm-"1m lht‘ week of prayer
is I'Xpl'cll‘d to be present at this meeting.
l-‘ritliiy evening-A genuine Metiimliut
love feast. A meeting for everybody
who feels thankful for anything.
None of these M’WfCPH are exclusively
for the members of the church or con
gregaiion. The public are cordially in
riled to all of them.
Donut of Hanna! D, Smith.
Samuel D, Smith, an old resident til
Houtii Norwalh, brother of John ll
Hmith, the florist, died at his home, No.
17 Chapel street, yesterday afternoon of
paralyrils, from which he had stilleriil
for some time. He waii 08 years old.
well known and respected in the Ctlm'
ninnity. During the Rebellion he was it
member of Company D, Eighth ri'gi
merit. C. V. He leaves two children--
Howard D. and May 9. Sahib. The
funeral retrieve will he held at thiihrinse
at 2m o'clock in marrow afternoon.
Water Commissioners Ora-Ira.
The borough board of water commie
sinners, con-Ming of J. T, Prowitt, Fwd
Head and Frank flirwt, organiz-d last
evening. J. T. l’rowitt was elected
chairman, and A. H. Camp secretary.
Frank Brim was elected superintendent
and his duties will be to attend solely to
looking after the works. Today, in
company with D. 8. Curtis, he is looking
up the frozen bydrantsso as to thaw
them out immediately.
shirt While Gunning.
While our hunting for rahhits this
mornin . in Devil's garden swamp, Ben
jamln ellivy, tif llurbarili street, heard
mice or dorms. (living in the dtrvctmn
of the sound he came upon an Italian.
who. whilp gunning hart illicit himself in
the leg. jinn stinvs litr- lnee. Kelley cir-
sisied the than home, a short distance
away, and rummmwd a physician. The
amino works for John Roberts. of Baton
‘i
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' sourHl~Noniiv1lL
MR. O’REILLY’S MEETING.
Till! flAMlilOlB filllliil ”Chilled
MAKES ALLTHE IWIDNB.
First looting of the Inn ly-llccted Court
of Bu messes—Warden leeter's Massage
—-llriallsss Put Through win. a Bush.
'The members 0! the new! elected
Court of Burgesses held their first meet-
ing last night, and during the two hours
they were in session, businesti went
through with such a rush that it made
the nimble llngersof the repiirteru lniriy
ache to keep pace with the proceedings
A cheerful lire glowed in the wulw
mouthed fire place, and a sunny Imllf‘
lit up the countenance til each tnetiitwr
oi the Court as they treated themselves
for the fire! time around the big table In
the cosy annemhly chamber. A large
number of spectators proud outside the
railing during the entire session and list
('flt‘d With reverential silence in the pro
ccedmge. Only 000" was the silenci-
broken. During the balloting for it
special policeman, n more in the crowd.
which watt recognized ml belonging to
little "Hilly" Mullen, pipedrui: "There's
a traitor among yt't-ii l"
Warden Ker-fer owned the proceedimi
of the session, by reading the following
address to the court:
To file Honorable Court of Burg/eaten .'
UESTwlfl-JX:—Yuii new ”’1'" serrated
by lhr- voters of the Borough ltl loiili
iifier its interestsnnd tonnage its album
for the running year. I trust that yell
enter upon your duties with but one oli-
jrct and end in view: to do yuurrliity.
looking only to the general good rind
welfare of all, If you start in with iii.-
iden that you are going to plume every
one, you Will, in the Imil, not own plwnsv
yourself. Do what. you ihiisli hi right,
in it please whom it may. i hope you
lint/u made no ‘llt‘dflf’fi thril Will Interferi-
With your acting in till "lvlfir‘lfi accord
ing as your “1‘1"! judgment may (lzl'tiitt'
If Bhurfl‘fl iii the inanagi-mriit of "iv
Fifnlllflflf our flwfiillizfl have from time
crept in, they should be corrected, and
there is no better time than the pro-wilt
to begin to corn-cl. lliv-m.
It lri said that the i-xpeiisii-i of llll' llor
otigh are too large and that Elllfil'y hi
wasted on our roads and l'f‘kwhl’fl', II
this is so, it in your llliiflr'i'd lo we that
it is stopped. I flt'llt'vr‘ that a liberal i x
Klf'fldllul’l' of public money is flicuflwrfly
to the ntlf‘f‘rnfl’t and growth of any plan»,
but whet 1 think our people» wont l‘ in
know that. for every dollar hpf'fli l’llt'ti' N
no i'tlltlvalt’r’ll ii-tiirn. lam lit fill n) m—
imlhy Wllh the g». it] Work trotriiriv- .t'i-l
in lriipriivirig our roiiih, weir-mm; mnl
straightening . or Slft’t‘L‘, who-recur pint!
lletMP. and the lit‘i’illv’lfyllll; and im-
proving iif our llflfkn, and i hope that
this Work Will ciiiititiuv m for as w:- it ill
pay for it when iniriiplotul.
Lwt us do what We (in on our Ytl'tfll‘l m
such a murmur m snail no law-ling, and
can flr‘ paid :ur in men year. That i-i to
my, [do not llrlli'Vt' tin: If! any ill-parl-
fnr'til. there- shiiiilil he- um» dollar of ex-
peiise incurred iii any one year new and
iiliiit'tr1tlit- amount of tho l:.t': lffll" (if that
yiar, irrifl that w almohl i't’Wl «only. no
Visit-n to carry .it trout $501M] itiem-iininl
every year to the sinking fund, for ”PM
iii no better time to commoner to pay our
debts than now. If at li'fi‘l that amount
is Carried i-at‘h year to the sinking fund,
it will be surprising how fast our debt
Wlll be rerfucivil, for you are [20‘ only
paying on tlu- prinripai hot, fucking It
saving well ya; on your interest m.
ciilmt.
Right hen- l woiil i say that our plan
if raising fllrllmt i-i wrong end forum'ri.
Tbl‘ rale- of tax N tired and the arrioimt
to be raised flt‘lr'rtlilllt'l‘i upon 'rieftmv ,.,.
know what nmi-iinr. is ”reentry. The
amount i-liviulil lint be hdcr'ftrlllzril and
then you could tell who thi-r you fl'qllli'rll
an N, 10 or l'.‘ riiill tax to rim-t any i.- we
nary expense-Mimi have a Plif!l"l"lil IP-
.-q~rt'»- to carry to the sinking ltitill
l lit‘lll-Vi' that lllr‘ft' la talitrtllr'r fillit’o-r
that can rind sliwtilil in: lfll‘)fll,:r‘ll tor [ll'
liv-nrfir. (if the Bit iigli. We :m- it w.
>iipportiilg lwni llii'- '9 and list; (‘lrlli'o’
one for the “infirm!“ emf ”lint-5"! for
the. Wetnr ‘:iillifll|‘~’.ilfi 1., With “4.4
itiinsiiliiiut. tl “'Hlllll not vi .- pvt horror at r
tie» at li-ss expi-rim '7 ll. limit-i in no
that ll. onlll’if 7v) be lit tiw‘ p vat-r (if ifl'
C unit. of lliirgmsw-i ti il‘ipdllrl :i
(funeral Superintendent of the for
(High, Willi-tr tluty ll: sh'tll lw‘ [it
Link ltflt‘l’ Uiv l". hill” airtil"
of the lorotigli, until “.1‘lliltll'l‘fl
iant to be lint" r lb." control nf ”l"
Wlirtli-rl mat the titanium iii‘ illl'h if
the illlfnrei t (li purlm ’flf“. Willi .l to.
lllll’ work he tl‘iflrl iii-ttrr :iriil ffilift’
r‘CUnillelf'lll '7 ll: l'ilifi‘tllf. b» O X'ir t'liul llmt
tliiv flit‘lllll’Tl i I not i' iltliiilllr‘i’ f‘ah citi-
iiiv-ir time to look aftrr 'tll trtv- V‘ll’li‘f in
ll‘l‘i‘rliri tillit fll'l‘.“ IVi'fy .lm, lim it. y
mum din-gt it "uptu'lf‘li'liili'llf, and la t
him re putt lti the-iii, nllll {lit} fii lil-
uhiili-tmurt if roan-Mary.
I Would also (will filli'hllirn tn f‘l)! aliil'
milks, many of winch ion in ii wry but
condition and mold b.- llx»-l ttlffi wry
littl.» expert-ii tti r'm‘lt prutwrl'y out.” if
only ordered no to iln by Hi“ (,‘ul'lfh'r
”urgl‘fl‘fifl. We want gout roziili hfl’l
gum: i-iilewalkr, f- r they are two of thy
essential things for “qu!“:an the pins-
pi-riiy of any plot-v.
l priwuitie, humour, that. all of ihl'fll‘
good things we shall liner, and that all
errors will f)!‘ coin-cred under our new
t'ity (fflllfll‘l' nml that we shrill eo-«iri flr'
united with our lirvthreniif ihi: Plinth.
f“. rat. and Went in one gram] and gloiimu
troy of Norwilh.
May that consolidation soon come, so
that our iiniti-iloil .rtu can and wrll he
put forth for the common good of all,
and in mating the City of Narwsllt one
of the foremost. cities in the stair-,whicli,
from our natural location and nurriiurid»
ingni, canho done. ifot until the city
charter does Come, it ~ innit not together
in the lift" of our dimer, which I bripi'
we nhnllilo, with po rfei-t harmony, for
the advancement and prosperity at our
Borough.
Following the reading of the int-wage,
came the election of a clerk. After the
around tmllot Levi Warner. the present
incumbent. withdrew, and fringe-vi
U'Kvilly moved that John J. Walsh I.»
elected by acciirmatmn. Thin was ob—
jecred round the voting continued. re-
mlting on the filth ballot in the choice
or Mr. Warner. W. Iii. Montgfirnnvry was
elected uni-intent clerk.
The seniority of burgers-vii was deter.
mined hybrillnt as follow»; li'im bur
gm, Isaac Howe: remind, Charles A.
Burr: third. Harvey It. Kent; fourth, 1'.
tilt-inlay Varidwrhocf: filth, (burger f.
Hoxrtiri: stxth, limes ll. fl'lleilly.
Warden Kevlar then appointed some
mit'eeu M f-illiiwn:
Ii'ii.ai.ce-llutge(hs Vauderhoef, Kent
and Bonito.
Highways-Burgers” Bow, Kent and
Vanderhrief.
Firs amine-Burg“ m
saxo- ”my. '
_ L'thl—rfluffltlm Kent, [inn and
O’Bvilly.
Sewerr—Burgemn Button, Bows and
Vandrrlinef.
Applications for superintendent or
sewer: ‘lr'rri presented by D. Seymour
Curtis. Nichols» lilariin and Fred H.
Merrill. The plum fell to Mr. Cattle,
Warden Keefer casting the decisive vote.
The election of wearers rerultedin the
choice of E. N. Sloan. A. 8 Camp and
Charles Olmstead. and Plait Price, D N.
Couch end A. J. Meeker were made
members of the Board of iiPlief.
The Court I’Bllfivf’ the titration of J. T.
Piowiit as chief "will“! and F.
Smith Ilnlf J. L Kv-liy iiii arnintant eiigi
neeru of the Norton”: fire department.
Fit-d ll; hichwootl our i-licted tire in.
nprclor and Frank McKeon health in«
tiprtltil'
Whril the Court reached the. i-li-ctiim
of [tailor-men, Bulge... U'Rr'llly round
that the present force be H‘lftlnr‘f'. The
motion "film! to carry. Appliimtionr for
positions on the forte w.~re rt‘trt'lvt't'l from
Charli-e Adorn», fiiitirgi- 8 “Wu: tiict,Jiiftri
H. Carmine, William Mullen, Timtitiii
McCurtlliy, Ruhr-rt N Morrlioo-e, Albert
Dr'FtlH'lll. Morin” ”llffr‘ly and Francis
Foritm, Albert [J Forest was elected
(fhlr'ffllll the llr-i formal ballot. Bu ess
U’Rvilli’ iii-kid to here the electio re-
iuinsidi red as is mattivr of courteiq. Xi'hr
lfouitriiiid ltrulofl! Mi. ()‘Roilly'iue
rim-st. lli- lhl‘ll tomb» it motion that [hr
election of police bu deferred until the
next Int-villi“ The motion was lniii and
the Cour? [”ht." who to initial. again for
who f Mr. Di Forest wen iiiiairi rlrtflrd
John if.” irinlry Witslf'll’C‘Wj first petrol
iimu fillil Cinrim Adrtfl’lu "pond patrol
iiiiiii. A flll‘llfli'l by Home“ O‘llwilfy
that ii Ifilfli patrolman be elected was
Voted tl-inl
”orgies fl'ltr-i'ly mali- n u. lit)" the!
and initiniliaiely fivlliiwnl it With nn-
iitlii-r inotmr- that fl spr‘fllltl policvman bu
vlr’f'i'lfl. l’iiilli "liillil’ ii pr: Viilli‘fl and
Fiat k ll' HUT Witsr-ii‘fl rd n up—lrtiel police.
Av. mpplmntim. for HlDt‘flillr‘tdr‘fil of
the tin» alarm :«ynlviii was iiitoiviil from
Cherie-i Riley, but the I‘ll‘f'ffflfl was if...
ft‘fri'f‘ until it ("’le llii'r ling.
Sundry lilllrt wi-m “mill-'0 tinil ordered
piltl.
A pvllitiun for n piitrolmriii on Franklin
and l’rt‘ll’lt'n Menus-d were inblwii.
‘VIlllJifii Hyinm‘l put in n lilif in clean
the but: lull mlrh banma, tinil iiiiplw'i-
tint-ii to it all the lll‘llWitYd om- receiv-
ml from Patrick “union will i" l", B'lfm,
Both [Illillt‘l- aunt in'l’ until ilii- lil'X'
"will” "it r'lltlk'.
l":tirlr .1 N W4 rl v ft“ to . I: f‘lr'd hiir
wish or on.» r.
itm bout of Alia-rt ll. hornet as bailiff
was read at ti ”(‘0 piul.
thgais Wi'lr llgnlril, the light» rum
mi! i’l'if’ l’ii‘ l.ltrgi~.~i.-a wait linmti Tliiiii
t'li'it‘d lbw first "mtrigof the new Cliff.
ugi-ilt‘m yi-nrs unrrui wrvlr. a tram hi!
'i'r lir'ldi'Lrt . 3m l7! help: . rev: W: dour ray,
’1' 2' :i m ilzzrul at ”1' m mmrnrr or the
fit l‘li
'l'fil i Ltiii it nouns. ‘.
Hill Billll ill] lllillllllill,
WASHINGION STREET
South Norwnlk. Conn.
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‘.dVI'.'.'lPI“mrftl~ :i..:«-r lhl! flr'zsii, i-m cxroodxrli 5
Mme. l 1'11" fr i’fflit‘“ 'Ili l .riri-s fl «Xv
l‘wfliLlhlt w... .u. immi- (.iifrcanau
W“ I'l'ii apply Iv W t.‘. ‘3!er or
l 1. ill" l, ".1 t’
a
T0 LLT.
An/i'it u {to {JP .io i'r 'l‘lw ll-l‘fl mil l’xfl't‘fllrtfi.‘ ‘.
lYJ‘V, l rim- U1 1 .. as l w. it ll Ill
‘Wii VIN it aniil“.t.‘l‘ii.‘o' sl‘RRET
lit vizv, south Vorxw it Mm n i- ‘cni-mt-nl
.n q." »- '. .il : : \tmi: rr. Imiiio». mm m. lnqn r
.i! ll. lam (7.. W .4 I! l’. K ~l'tl.il'V. )fl lw
III l' £1 ‘ulllt ”VP-NV WAY“: TrfFfl-T
mn' Tali .._- M. [trots from ‘4 to ill
to r month. I 4:. :m ll: “vi-wt lteym nil ii i.
in". :0: tr
I ‘1 lil li.ll1}-li l.*i‘~'f' l"l'lll Hill. A
' , 7. mm. in; 2: it: .."ii’.it ll‘ 1 .. nrz- ~
"It” will timid nlll . ; it good lax... r,
pm . w. ‘ .l... for at ’ liq-mun -, 14y
: . our. ll lump,» 3.. .; w. u 9‘. in, .‘Vtiillll Mr.
is ii' ill) I;
l-‘lAi if: U"
A
Flt»; lemme: Miinltist lit-
pi‘ Vl:4s , . t. ' fill Apliiy to W H
uni: l. ado-i om“. ~u..:i. .Ni ran it title if
f fliill‘W TB‘V’ ”'KHVI‘ ”N W ”'15): .‘i'f'ltllt'l' ,‘l.
o 7. row i. U V" . r‘l.’ mi ~ a . r sir-er, til; '2 room
iivtimiii on W. r: .1 ”,5 . .' ruiizii leurmunt oi.
with r Mini S1,, "i Mi 'i. 'i n. ”Illir'l' fill W ltlr'f ~tm-'
5‘: ’~ r lvllt ”mum i.' on Write fine to, E ivflltllll
:1 ill" . Iii. Taylor l|Vi‘l.‘li'l ‘ll', l ’. rmmi tin. mom
or. -.r- ll . ru-i. $1; riayr and l’t’ti‘l 6251 if
i"! ltlellfini'It ~Vl mill or: wmiiixii-
l ti niirt
ul"
’l’o iilll " tinft‘ Pt'rrrinil
bill if
.‘ltlllfl"‘s
'l‘tll‘. \‘I't'flv‘ Ki llrlfll’.‘ .. ll ll” l‘f‘
ll. vi and mi il \vali r, in h to m llt‘Mt‘f &‘ .
isuh r rail}! ,4 {or live lt~if~e it, r «w stroll-iv, t'-.li'liri.
l.iill'l‘“ Ar ; ri-il Iii p r r i.:li ll.l"l l’i‘ i-f l'
:1» t.’./, .5 ii. l ‘Jtiwii . .r i u:n;.:ii y, olil if
f'i.ii:\f‘.\:‘~T it'll”! lV A ithb'ltli'lliif‘i‘l'
£\ to. all!) t- Worm iii perm - who won! ills» to
r at \vvfilficftill «no ll ll! lilrlmt slit Winter or
- T17; rtimniiri.ilriniivii gum i- lay. Mrs J li"
lEirlimui. l-Wt l -' .N W 5 whimrmi D." n'Ritf
. , , . . . .5 -...
NtlllWALK SAVINGS worn.
"tiltWAYK llm .ri KW).
NTllelh’l'at the ”to «it roar 4i per (our per
whom for who rirren- nil mud r, with he
irurizmrl ili~,.n-i:1.r~ Jinan.” t. i'lill. iiiitl paid fit
them «iii and iift- r January l"
omit into. n. lfll.l.lm,’l'irm
Ari luminance Relative to the
street Department.
no i‘. ennui by the ”mud or t'tiiir.clliiit~ii of tin
“My I‘ll moth .‘lovwim:
iii1limi l Thu! terminal at an drills-new cri-
fills-ll '\.. tint: arirr items-\- m ills tri- unpert—
mat " syprmrd rrii'wr .’. from. Inna-ruby simian rt
‘0 u llr try: 3» iilliillf
Ti... It «a at councilman slim appoint a Mm!
t‘nm . lfi‘l nor, Williams“ on il riffi 'e from lhr- ibitir
of hill oppontmr ii tinting rhi- yleunre of the
Ila I'ri of 'Hlirlim ii Mill flflfll Molnar no up.
prria-siil am on lined in ii r FTP ul ‘lui who-n rim
Wtimll'ill ehai. hcflmil by is Viitr. or ill! hoard of
a wiirlllrnrts
all ‘t The? section not oil - ordinance mltlwi
"An ill-dinners lteestive in the hire-r. i "aria-stir. ‘
sparrow» itfiilm. ir heresy armada. mi in to
real or follows;
The-amt at f'min’s’vis-o shall aim appoint a
L'lty slurs-yrs whit-hat boil i fireiiiirinc m
mot its kinda! t nonunion Ind until another
”appointed sad Wilfll in his strand when
«input-rail sitar inherita- "1le no land
or Lsiflflfi “leads to- or raid (.‘liy surveyor
smith-it» have. the rare and c-.rtarly of all the
Nfiflltmvafl'tfl the pubic work- and l pfnv .
meteor tat- I..iy, tire rear and calmly of worth is
not when»: prawn-d rm; in make and prepare Ml
aw e. W e: mi station. desiring». mm
rpm but.» .eqnlnd for the use 0‘ the my, and
Mler- at: «at levels tan air eyiiig in r
termignepurwulilen war Mimi red or I.
he its”! at- inn-merge. is“ ”when".
drmimutrrt he riiy immanent. rte stamp
the yin-nineties or all his din n. Mmtudi
MM node amid the siren Chaim.
add st or tbclwtitof imam-mm! incur
allot Inns seminary”. Iii
sperms or it this] a lull). war-r
Ammflmfi'flfikrafim
the new Clile liikt‘ his hill-"e Fv liriiaiy l, p
l
Fruit TUIIDAT. JDIUAHI 13. to
Monday,.lanuary12.
WWID'I'D :
llri. Lillian Slimllll-lllllllll,
IOPIAIO.
lliiillicill Shirred (Initialli.
Halllllillll’lfillllllflllllSlinlallfl
Solo Oigaiiitl, Mr. Alex. 5. Gibson.
Tlilicts for Pit three rermlnlrg Ilacllnll,‘ ,ri‘i.
Mimic tlcretr, fill: each. Diamante tipcr. Wrtinrro
day morning, January 71b, at Mo o'ciocii, it
Plilrtcd and Gregory's drug at mil. will
nepiniirtinr osmotic? “vanilrl; coo tier}.
Jolie ll Vriiiiiii, John H finite
Vitze- [’0 st. Trim.
not I'll NUHWALK th'th.§ BANK,
ilomii NORWAIJ. (our, Die 21.18%.
T a niceilrigor the tram: it or "in It on. hold
A thlndativ adivl on to orpmlt‘n attire mi-
of 4 put cent ptr aiitinm, was dimmed, r r the our
months ending .lai nary i, I‘m n .iahlovri and flu
J .rwy ill. Mil interest not drawn ii iii tit unlit.
rd mnemonts and draw intern»: (rum Jami ry l.
lam. Jul! t it. Knnl‘l' Tie.»
A. Mia-AM,
PM.
I‘ll?” iLvilly from 9 to la! ri'rloelt ii in , at il from i
to .‘l o'tltii-lr. p m , and on natiirili/ ci‘nxiln. it turn G
to ll o'clock. tl‘f.’ 2s
surfs-7rd.
K imimd semen TUESDAY. JANUARY 6. 1891.
..'5”l£3:’.‘.‘"""‘”°' °“*"- W211i lilllal lllli Elliot 'I'°
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses.
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
ES'I‘ OOAOBERS. the
BEST ROADBTERB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSOBTMENT or
SALE Houses in Fair-
fletd County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
BEBE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
M. II. I’.i:.l{$03€§.
BBUUKSIDE STUBK FARM.
f1“. t!
" l-l ALE’s
' ‘llfifl‘lklf' ('1’ MM. MP of ”if: Towuo' Nor.
I wallow the AHEHIBHJ hr of Will, «iii
[nt'l'f r tne mm c. of ill" "rl rlmi'o, 51. 1“er Jvlfill
it y 5. l iii. iv :: ii'itlmli p ni ; mt riloy Jami.”
to utzn'rlu in m ; Hulmv (fay,r’l (lily 'i all
do. w l m. Mlnrlsyflliirrizrr l7 wt 2 ..'. «l.
m.. Vilnius a Jet nary ‘zl. iii
and yummy Junior” '5. s' ;
purport: uf tinting iii v1 :2 'ermtilmt iiny nnvl .. I up
pvals it Mr l them ’rom ilw iiirigaiil' tin: "sump.
Tlir firm! 0’ hello! will mmf with the item mm-
aa aJoinn llonrd, Saturday, Jul nary :b at iri'. .m-ls
,i, ,1”! lh lllll'l") (' of about; m: p lls of r. l;
P'sz! tlist’iluf pert-vii .-
”.6 K lTll. l llaiirrl
HE'KI winifllll'll. - or
l’i.iiT Will H l Lent,
Norwulk, l’ir n , bhlrtnifrt'r til. '-i, o it ;
Swan 8i Bushnell,
802 Water arr->01.
ilflllllilii‘vll'r, ' li\;.
itli'iritxi.’ [la .Ll,
l
l l"]."l‘ ’ uni, 755' r um.t‘iilctiltdf')ll,.~wu r“ a . :-
siwli, Nil- :0 ears, Kalil;- f'nii - ;-,i. ffi-H r‘ .«-
‘ Li't“, stint .iwryih l.'_' rim-.livrl ah at l mu;
1not i: run r.-ii l.y in: mmrrs l'. Vol "1"“ l: .
lilo ~ Fit «for BMW, mirw- W! N -
: Hi: n-i‘ '1.’u /i~il h! 'llill‘l ir'ivrwl r L.: amm-
l :IJ that. r Healer! mm...” m:
'. ft
if llri‘i;,ro
l ll» lid of [inpnr'ml Win iii" 'iifw .4 «.1. to. n ;
lwith iii. ririrfn toil ml. r'm; ari- indvr .mi :
i llaizrlm (loam very Fin; ' ‘. -« [(1 a n. . ;
,ol' no to My mien-w b, m... m 5...,
’l‘cloplionv.
Sr 11’ ‘ rirli' l’flt'l",
l ‘i‘ct'cr [Thaw-old.
f'riihnir- 9171:} live“ i Ittlfs’.
l
I
frn. [velr'r r it will be 9.1! .it
pnhlxr «u. mm, i.. ii. i. ,"ir'rf i-aililir a. thrush.
i:'ll.llil'Y l". l'lll. s’ ‘; .i'r .ir‘a lflvffnltj' t i.‘ try «
i‘ .liiiiwyiiwiui-‘i: t.’ .it'r w. . 'zu
.‘lmuri‘ 1 lo; fin l.’ ' '
l‘ lrd -. , 0.. ll."
lurid“. Vvirwi'k furl]. . .‘
a
.i' .v
s
.f’.’
.i
rixiitMllit 4‘. ilitl'
l naivtiitalt- lie on ll'lr weir. «a
irrimltl or mat to «an it Wm» of m'e
tcom- qui're if all l.Ut liMmli '
in or. .l dirt-4 Mll‘ HELL swim we:
lived at Your. .lu. chnnwr 2i Mil).
ll 7 'll Il/i it) If
I‘ll) li'irirtl of' Belief "uri'u-t'.
\f‘iTll,7". l-t .‘l’rlt'v‘lti‘ ”Eva‘s “mm?
L “turd“! H. ll" '. r -h iiy "
Til“.
'. r
horn.
.fi :-
iw-ilir. wfi ill?" in. H i 1w
it 'ur-lsy .firizcry 1.. .1
an M 'v 3‘ ill. .11 at l .
7 bin in it: ‘ ‘l i a.
Willo’ticerof Special City Election.
V-i'l'll'lilidlmn've ,- up ,4. . ., ,,
L i:.- u, of m, a... ,u .h, ., ‘l' ..
i'it ELPNJU w: l M» llw in. It...“ 1...
"lb .hliils'rl't’f r. a, : , . “.1 . ,l. “.1,
ill,‘t fl 3'"! (a "I‘v;"“H"tt‘1'4fi,'
..i.iimii.,vt‘li ‘-. 'li-Hiilf
l'il|1.'»|ll.li-l .i 2.. l .. .1'. ti. ~r. :,
than
1))l'LIl" .i' “ll-11.4‘ntli4’ 1,, r,.. ”pi
fr mom 4- . hr. a... . .1 .. 7,... .1
By nth-r o! t l'. . f‘fk . rl «r.
#33: Hull! an I‘ t'l: Ml? I win.
litallllli‘ll ll. minors...
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 di 49 Max“. 5L, Nor-ii illt
lino Fllf'lll‘ililu': l'iiilt-ruilu r.
Remit-inn, V. l l'i~*"l“r 7 “in! T- .;.h.
(till, 7'. l “‘1’ iii i. .i' I-
A. N. it‘l’llillll—i,
JLWELER.
l’iltmmttls, Vi :ilt'lii-n. li'illirlr).
('ni- W'wn 1‘. M. .'v tripe-Hm.“
:19 Smith Main —
[trill Business Bullets!
“.hfll'tflt I). I 0\\.
[durum fur lint-v um. mlii'm'r both mtvr to m:
p'utlllllltr ii-ii iiirrmvo (lo-n ur a new f"lir a“
time in: ii. er illl‘f ‘wlrgp .ini'. ty- i:- ply I' it . he «,irimr
thltrtii ', VII-Ipluiiriplv g, Pl'anVMV, ids-idling.
‘Iriilflllnt‘, 'rypviariii. ,r, r. ext-trier. tr , imam
thorough y. llim'llltlwl pin vii in myim pow mm
Mini-mime urine Hi
will or send for pr my i‘llI-O Aililrww f’r amour
Mnnll llii lunar new, mitiitorit cumin.
JACOB M. LA ”ON,
I will Moore ind "littor- itrnr traitor»: lumirawr
Whey —i’lrs, in i- and tandem. iirsnn
‘lMWlllp 'rlrlii<t.n.«t:iii.:u Milli Merit-m! tinti-
firr ii and rip unis ind loner ”entire fit all MI".
rid "Militants Sinai. fleas he I'm-I ”flew.
Sill ill will” lb“. 01‘.
but In line hit Lila!
driven rents aim wi-i gr». )1! an Karine-intro?
Policy of 'I (nill point» at 51) years of owner at
limit", it prior, or the rents it stay will give your a
lot» Peon fm' limo, sari yon do an: ion inn-r.
yritt low.- paid lantern if y in my; gums, any pzii
after HIM ifnaaeetirii'. timers! Life IMIIM'"
(rampart), of Hurt-ml
1! Hull'lla’lllf'. {ti-pt.
Worlonumri 0m r'. Mum S""‘l|«§".
‘iilit‘a 3603”,“.16 iArlz-Iio natu—
tl Wwiilngm'v; lira...
1..“ jiggllfflrifl : :r. 31 9 tr. , . Alma. ! "Molt
.m deterrent-remap» 'win . lo .2.
rlirsriri alumina Impala.
Hilts MVLflAfil'i
Pen.
um! ii. hands We: en...
in i. .miiii ii. slim iii-iii. uni-u
Happy and content it it bride with " The. Ito
cheater ;"' a leap with the light of fhem’
uf lii'irll I ‘ I"
it) at l
1“ ,u i >l".i r
.l'Oil V \V {7 J v f," ,.f
lln' ll 1' It. . l'. y u.’ rt. ..1. M w. ; l; ' .. i'. .1 ,3.
u: lie-unzlwr. ls-I‘ Hf
smith Eli-twat ii 1
ltlir' inili t-ifietv'n at t- '
iii lawn , minim] VINTW‘, th“.'ui‘l"ll,rmwf\'fll
Hilton .iiir-nul tics-re. liturgy» t rmlmi '0 lbs ,
‘lllnl‘nfl
,COUGH BALSAM
0P
(flit-11k ii if! :1
net/m. p in . ! .iin.-l
l
l
l Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
1 20 CENTS.
.H. R. HALE
Wild Cherry,
i
i
l
l
l
503W 11.“, (70“.
l
HARDWARE,
l'eu hm . '
1 01143.
lPainls, Varnishes,
. ROPE, Tme,
Will liming, White Wilt, Elli
.00
west ,\\'T o. wrap/1 in. twiriw rm... i
5W. (I. [111' all,
‘ll'fill' II it: I. BSAN'K.
Wall Papers,
. l‘liiI iii and Largest t-soriiiiriit
l i i Jib 0“)
Thin tin: of (iilts .it ‘15 (‘s'llll is
double toll
am- the r-iiiulrluiitiiiii r-littiritml
atop Incision cull} 9'10".
IrtI-la’ ”alt-rial.
Vliiriutui on hiri'lelit-n
(illlth’fl'
t'ui 'ilflz. l'upi-r Huiigliig itmi
t nit-imiiiltiz.
.L.H.DECKER,
79 Willlntlml Sllflfli,
South Norwadk.
WAC; 9N s
moms, f'fliil’lilfl“. l atrium-s.
i‘ vltlrpai-k, Nputillw. t'll‘.
I’r'ir-r‘s to mull All.
call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY-
Ell. ltlLlll & Still,
I
l
, M ..w ll. l'mliuY’t,
,5l Washington Street, South Noraali
l
f 27 ”a?" street Nerwellt.
% iii’al-Cli’lii Balers, Collection
l
And It‘s' (Jr's-inn.
fllrii'rrs l’ronwtl) Attended To.
t lullJ‘Ji ‘1‘? W I MIL".
Bennett it Hosted,
3 28 lain 29L, lilo. .‘inrwalh.
hats, Fist, tillers,
hills, leiilailei, l’iillti, ill
or All Kinds Iii their items,
Al WHOLESALE AND RETAll
' unsure-n. use la lune.
................,,,.,,,,_,_,l’"‘o»lllll Plllllllllimo...
Plflllllfl El Hill]
WllllE YOU CAN.
--«— ~-«+——~—-
Now Is your app rtnnli y to return a lot on your
own terms. and at prices all bin your new h, 'l bore
lots on wwndes Avenue. :0 met trout and 120 feet
For $300 to $350.
Areihe cheaper: lots now on‘ yet! rump the my
limits f‘hea-bwanse they i-eed no Illhdl'lu, are
‘biiutafoi-thl hrr than the street lcli soil “I”!
gravel bottom. iisu'l g healthy building sites
Why go outside the sliy liml" and pay no re. or
:- ioucii to, slot ire you can buy time when: inn
Kr! all the city lmprorerneuta Wllh good roads.
No Bridge in Cross:
No Hill In Climb!
Always Anni-nitric:
Tillie a wall: down Woodwrd avenue. ill—Al”?
your-c'lliat lhese lots me a bunsln. and will cer-
tainly advancm in piirc every year.
W~~<
Maps and full inl'orrnnlioii at
TAYLOR a GOLDEN’SS or
C. swiiltiz‘s. ,,
0f Trimmed Hats and Bands
Which we are i if» ring: at (TK'l‘l'mLiy low; prices
Elegantly Trimmed lb... ii \Rlv-t Tu‘llc- and
iiirluis $3, form: r pr ii.- 95
lilac» Vrmt ll «ll‘ li :ztiilfn‘ly mmmttl ultli
Fr'dfltf" an i Jet 35,! rim-tly ill)
Black Mini Hats, irimmwl with ll-irlrli l-‘unih
(-ra rom 54 up
Thii- L< a bone. built as v Lulu it iilli do null l .
Cull lieLre pitichnnn; 'J‘ét'fill'f"
MRS. W. FAWL‘ET ,
NORWA th. . - CONN.
Are Ready for Chi lmas Trace.
We hate siiiiw i‘mriw [alat‘l Potatoes
- f exceptional zzml llurlllfl at $1 27; per
T'llehr‘l; Florida U'hftgv< 30;: 1-. Il«7. i‘:
Mince Meet, in pilell‘Jt‘r to theft: 2 Logi-
1 intro iiiirtll [il- -‘. 13:" :i pmkziail: f’inn-
fit'fflr't‘: a litter v'cti ck of l"
I(,md Villlr'fy ll‘. 21):: ii ;ri»|i.'(l l‘l' tlirw
p-tiiiii-i for 500. Try our Molasses Pea-
iiiit thinly, fir—ill ii: «i i:ii<p, warranted
...t to pull your {0' ill . iii, 20¢ a pond
Nuts—Engli-li \Velnuls ‘20-! n ll"l)flil,
lit-2:! Nit ~' '30..- ‘t poiiml. P..;--r Shiil
_A!iiiiii..lu 35:: a pound, ”leLI'y Nuts, "
m sh (Utility, it
‘till .r.'-» 25c, n womltii illl'rfl. filfili‘flfl Hi.
’..i l’mnut‘ for 1w. Flllli'lifi Ht' ii twin,
New Fig“. 12': a [l'iufllL 2% pounds for
25v; New ll.i'>~, “bf, 10' ii pound; i’. p
pit; t‘iiri, tri-il and proud gtiwl, .l
pilll'l'lri for 271': L'limiial Currants air .1
»u('t'i~ii, ‘J p. iii «1- '(‘il 231'; l' llr-t S» . llll‘ -.i
Rt'rind. 23c a l“ U il; NI w RlllslIl-l l‘lc.
ltlr if. f ‘30.: it p :unil Notice our new
-: (V; f {iticy (‘titz'ltvtn Tim! Butter
.lHl . _,...' int, [lilr},ll‘ juut nfllillln-
ll: . win-u, —»I 'v .. til. [il’t‘ til :i.’ '35".
W. .3... f". t» 'l ix .v {hv prme to 23.;
tlitaqlt ilwv h min "lit in .U wil.il.~.l.;
l5 '~l f’ tl'i I’iliziplii'. l'.‘ -. CH" it: by Cil‘ can.
Dibble i install.
all 811
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices 1
The Bull Hoods fill
“lit ‘ t‘.:'~l
._ . '32...-
i s. llRlJllN’S
illlll'l“ df. nillil‘; rél'llltL.
Clark A Lenin's flinch
s. n. harms. "
Sillllllll - HAND FURNITU;
Household Goods of All Kinds
O» »
Cash Paid tor Goods or Sold 0:
commission.
-..- -
.‘30. 2‘3 NORTH IA”: STl‘Il‘ZT,
rim ' rli Norma i. K
90TH".
AV fll‘AVlelIll. tll’ fililt fill/N TOWN
whit-Meltin- war-irrigati- and (EM-nit
the improved plan for in- my than not 0‘
Mn parties sit wen mind ilow- in the
but-snare. Vault-d. «armor chain
mainstream. a
tell “tin
3 WATER. STREET, l
l
The Holiday trade
is OVCI‘. We had our-
shui'e, and now want
to interest you in our
regular Drug Stock.
———-~~m>~-—--——
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Steak,
Low Prices.
wo>~—~—
I’ltiistutl’s Cough
Kennedy is warranted
to cure the prevailing
colds. Try it.
AS ll Blood Purifier
l’lalstetVs‘ Sal'supal‘illa
has no equal.
PLAISTl-lll.
DRUGGISI‘.
43 WASHlNGTON STREET.
Rock and Rye drops fO' colds, 30c.
Superior ChOCUlth Cream Drops,
l cents a pound.
Fre-h Broken Candy, 20 ceniSEb.
Temy's lion lions and Chocolates,
80 cents. a pound.
’I he bal nce of our Christmas stock
Will be sold at cost.
ATHERTDN ll [10.
Ball) ll L.\l'wllll‘5 ill. tt‘K.
Wllllllll
100 iii no lllll
«AT _...._
N0. 4 Willi Street, Nortill,
Mon, lllV‘fl" i-vt'lirr-l llzw rr-ivlrw tif JAMIE!
t‘.iil.litr,\ it. ‘.\- ll. .iinl ('ilh Hf, iiii-y can obtain
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KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
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