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SPECIAL noncz.
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds. to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests, except where an advertisement
of some appears in advertising columns,
are charged for at regular rates, 10 rolls
a line. ~_
low Tor-h Harald Weather Forecasts.
The important Southwestern cyclone
now in Texas attended by heavy rains
will probably move slowly northwest,
causing snow and rain in this section to-
marrow, followed by dangerous easterly
gains from Cape Hatteras to Sandy Hook
and gradually extending north of Port-
land, 5199.. Saturday. The “cold wave”
in the NortHWest' Ia moving into the lake
region, where a cold anti- cyclone is al '
ready central, but the crest of the high
pressure system will probably pass to
eastward, allowing the Texas storm to
advance toward this part of the Atlantic
coast. In this district to day fair to
partly cloudy weather will probably pre
rail, with fresh northerly to northeaster-
ly winds and slight changes of tempera-
ture. followed by increasing cloudiness
and by snow on Frlday morning. In
the Middle States today fair to partly
cloudy weather will prevail, wtth slight
temperature changes and fresh northerly
to brisk northeasterly Winds followed by
increasing cloudlness and slightly higher
temperature, WIth the advance of th-
dangerous cyclone from the Southwest,
causing heavy rain and snow on Friday,
attended by easterly gales on the Atlan-
tic Coast from Cape Hatteras to Sandy
Book, In New England today fair to
partly cloudy weather will prevail. with
fresh northwest to northeast winds and
slight thermal changes. On Friday in
this motion and In New England partly
cloudy to cloudy, warmer weather will
probably prevail with snow (except rain
In southern part of this seems) and brisk
to high northeasterly and easterly winds.
becoming dangerous gales on the coasts;
and on Saturday cloudy, stormy and
warmer weather, with easterly gales
and snow, turning into rain. except in
the northern parts of this section, fol-
lowed in this State and Pennsylvania by
clearing.
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local news on second page.
,,Kabsosa Encampment, No. 9, will
meet this evening to install officers.
John W. Mains, who has been seriously
ill at his home in East Norwallt, is im-
proving.
A number of Weston people passed
through town last night en route for
Stamford on a straw ride.
Dr. Fitch has been expelled from the
Bridgeport Medical moiety because be
advertised in a newspaper.
The schooner “George R. Vrceland"
arrived at Wilson Potnt yesterday with
a cargo of coal for the Housatonic road.
Miss Ida Beers— has resigned her posi-
tion In tho Norwalk shirt factory, and it
is rumored will soon fill another engage-
merit.
The engagement of W. C. Fools, prin-
cipal of the Union school, and Miss
Clara Nelson, of Anlonla, is announced.
says the Norwalk Gazette.
The special service at the Rowsyton
Hetbodlst church this evening will be
led by Rev. E. 0. Tree. Tho subject will
be “The Church in Foreign Lands."
—Curbing. 99—39379“; foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Selectman 0. W. Raymond has had an
sleetric light placed at the East arenas
railroad bridge, and In making Imoge-
menu to have one placed on Benedict
Farm.
luster George Moore. the boy soprano,
will sing Handel's "Angels ever bright
and fair” at the organ recital, next Mon
day evening. at the Congregational
church. Don’t fall to hear him.
A borough spartan would he leader of
the Democratic party at that end of the
town-And a lively sebto with another
"party leader." Holiday night, which
ended by one accusing the otll'lriof
embezzling the Democratic Doodle. A
lusty row then followed, but no one was ’
damaged.
Thsflrst counter on the right hand
ideal the main entrance to the South
Norwalh Boston more will hereafter be
devoted toall kinds of candles. Satur-
day will begrsnd opening day of this
departmsat, when every one who vim.
theaters will!» allowed to sample the
candles free. Prices are quoted In so-
mcolumn. “a...
In thermal borough election In Stain
lord, Weed, a republican candidate for
burst-as. was declared elected and Bell,
the democratic nominee, appealed to the
courts. The supreme ennrt of more has
1“ decided that Weed shall retain his
“Bell’s claim,“ votes cast for
Was! hymen-who had movsd out of
sows should not be counted. not being
sustained.
Pilgrim Council, No. lit, 0.0. A. If.,
hold their regular meeting this evening.
A daughter was born to Ifr. and In.
William F. Kora. In this city. last even’
ink.
The final rehearsal of the chorus which
is to sing at the organ recital will he
held tomorrow evening.
The Kerwin estate has sold the store
property in Wilton, to Silas W. Olm-
stesd; the present occupant.
-—~Grcst bargains! Everything will be
sold regardless of cost, to close out my
stock of goods. M. L. James.
Miss Flora Foote gave a very enjoyable
party ‘to a few friends. at her home. No.
m Canter avenue, last evening.
lEIé‘r‘elt Nltllh is confined to his bed
with typhoid fever. His father, James
H. Nash, is improving very slowly.
Yesterday afternoon a son of Michael
Burns fell of! a sled on Roton Hill and
received quite a severe cut over his right
9’0-
The Arion Singing society will hold II
special meeting this evening to take
action regarding their annual masquer-
ade ball.
Selectman Samuel Dashanr is at the
Bridgeport hospital today. straighten-
log out the town's account with that In-
stitution. “~__m__
The United Statessteamer John Rogers,
of the light house department, is on her
annual cruise looking after the can buoys
In Long Island Sound.
H. K. Hoyt. of Syracuse, N. Y., has
accepted a position as ticket clerk at the
Norwalk station of the Danbury road,
W. E. Ashton having resigned.
The liquor cases of WilliamC. Jesse
:‘IIId Uttflreagh will be continued be
fore the County Commissioners Saturday
morning at 9:15 o’clock. They will prob—
ably he finished In one day.
A delegation from Old Well Lodge No.
108, F. d'. A. 51., went to Stamford last
ensuing, and minest the installation
of officers of Union Lodge. The visitors
were very pleasantly entertained.
Funeral services in connection With
the death of Philemon H. SmIth, will be
held from hislate residence on Beltlen
avenue, at80'clock the evening. To.
marrow the remains will be interred in
Union cemetery.
A special meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union Will be
held at the house of Mrs. Knight to
Inorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Let the
members be present. as important busi-
ness must be transacted.
The funeral of Samuel D. Smith was
held at his home, 17 Chapel street, this
city. yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. A.
Biddle and Rev. Homer N. Dunning
omciating. The remains were interred
in Pine Island cemetery.
Edwin A. Lockwood died at the Nora.
ton Soldiers’ Home on Tuesday. He was
about sixty years of age. He was father
to Mrs. George W. Seymour of this city.
His funeral will be held this afternoon,
Mr. Lockwood was wall known in South
Norwalk.
While coasting on Lamb's hill yester-
day afternoon Robbie Kenney was run
Into by II double ripper and at first it was
thought he was severely injured. Medi-
cal aid was summoned and he was taken
to his home on Chestnut street, where
he is now doing nicely.
——Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The first of scenes of socials, to be
given under the auspices of the King's
daughters of the Congregational church,
will be held at the residence of Mrs. John
H. Ferris, Bayview avenue, on Friday
evening of this week, to which all of
their friends are cordially invIted.
The steamer Rosedale went out of
.Bridgrport harbor with her flag at half-
Insst yedrrday morning In respecttothe
memo of the late Captain William
Smith, of Norwalk, who superintended
the construction of the steamer and who
was a brother-in-law of the original
owner of the ROsedsle.
Printers’ ink is a good thing in its
place. But the man of experience dose
not devote so much time and thought to
the construction of his advertisements as
to overlook the equally important con-
sideration of placing them in the best
msdlums. Burr advertisement placed
in 11!: misc mm. will prove a
prize advertisement "
Fred Lauder has put on sale at It ll.
I’lsietrd’s his new brand of cigars called
“My Own." They are small, free-burn-
ing and a finely flavored cigar, made of
stock required in the highest priced
cigars. TbIs brand we think is the best
live cent one ever put out by Ilr. Lauder
(he has put out many good ones), and
has no superiors and few. If any, equals
It will certainly find favor where a
pleasant smoke ls desired at a moderate
will!» '
Ira. Gould Similar-rs, nee Miss Ellen
Filsgmld. entered J. B. nnrlbult's lsw
ofllee yesterday afternoon. He was out
at Ilia time. and In. Saunders began
making herself obnoxioltl; so much so
that George Honnsckev. who was In
charge of the once, requested her to
leave. This also refused to do and
the modest young lawyer called In
Chief Battery to remote her. When
she saw his brass buttons her
courage gave out and she retired. only
to make a round of the justices’ and
grand iarors’ offices with It; hope of
getting, as shossid. “that stuck up Hon
nscher boy arrested." In this, however,
she was unsuccessful and Is now down
on the Norwalh lawyers.
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Companies D and 1' will possibly go to
Stamford to join Company C in s batty
lion drill at an early date.
Boofield & Hoyt have began their great
January sale, and other some unheard of
bargains at both their stores.
The employees of J. C. Wilson a Com
pany 's but factory are arranging to hold
a shop party at little Hall on the even-
log of Jan. 16th.
The Old Well" Hook and Ladder com-
pany committee will meet this evening
to decide upon the character of the en
tertalnment which is proposed to be
given.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, K. of P.
will confer the second degree on three
prominent business than this owning.
All Knights are rIquI-sled to be present.
There will be a mil-[lei mass meeting at
the First 51. E church ”llll' evening.
Following fl short sermon by the pastor
there will he a general evangelistic err
vice.
Selectman 0 W. llsymond I» the
proud possessor of a little gland
daughter, which was born to Ilr. and
Mrs. John F. Datum, of East Norwalk,
last night.
PERSON Al. 1"“ng RAI'IIS.
'l'lis Goings and Cumlugs of People we E)
lee to Its-i that.
City Attorney John H. Light returned
home from Hartford last night.
Miss Flora Ballard, of DI: Ibury, is
spending a felt day-.9 Willi Miss Med.
Adams.
George Jones, a former resident of
South Norwallr, la in town calling on
friends.
Miss Dis 0. Klinflle, of Walnut, is
spending a few days “’llll borough
friends.
L. C. Hurd, of tho Hind Manufactur
tug company, Boston, H In South Nor-
walk to day.
John O‘Rouke, Brulgr-pnrt reprint-n
have of Ihe C Innrcucut CIIIIoIiIt, paid
Tm: Snsrlssl. a vim [hm altvrnoull.
Mrs. [Mir-and Lockwood, of Stamford
was in town yesterday visiting lll'l’
father, Rev. S. B. S. llloell, who is ill.
W. W. Crimslock, of flu.- I‘llf, started
for Clay Springs. Orange c..unty, Florida.
yesterday, Ivhrn- he will spend several
weeks.
E. S. McKinley, who represents the
Norwalk Lock (‘ Imprmy at Denver, (11L,
is stopplng at. the llahackemo hotel for
a few days.
Miss Eda Wright has returned to South
Norwallt after making a visit In Staten
Island. She will return again in a few
days to assist in settling up her father's
estate.
hit. and Mrs. A. 1‘. Boston, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. W.
N. Simone, for the past few weeks, leave
this evening for their home in Peter
borough, Ontario. Canada.
A (than Call for It. Allen.
George Allen, bartender for Grumman
Brothers. had a narrow escape from be
ing shot yesterday afternoon. Henry J
Grumman, on» of the firm, was handling
a 32 calibre revolver. Ho loaded ll wIIh
what he cuppa-1'11 was a blank cartrldgr,
and carelessly snapped the hammer.
The cartridge exploded, sending the hall
within half an Inch of Mr. Allen's head'
He felt lhr- concussion and thought he
was surely shot. For a few minutes
there were two wry scared mun In the
saloon. -. , _ 0 .
Company C's Annual l'ots
The annual supper of Uotllpafly C, of
Stamford, was held last evening and It
was, as usual, a big auccrss The armory
was tastefully decorated With mags
Over filly members of the company and
friends sat down to Caterer Fox's hr'al
collation and flrvwnl hours were spent
about the festive board. After slipper
speech making was Imlulgell in. Among
the guests present from this town Wet?
Lieutenant Colonel James (I Crow»,
Llent. E. E. Crows, l-‘ml I. Baxter, A.
Austin and F. Nash.
Correct, Martha: Please (tall for the Cast-
lrIIn Const-
Sor’ru NORWALK, (IL,
Mr. Golden—Dear sir: III your papa
[see there Is a pnm- ("we'd to ill» one
who will solve the following puzzle: "Br
are you has est-ei- all «as Es- on a," pen;
En uh Are oh Mine oys- en." I think that
you will find my solution c Irrectz” Brus-
sels soap: no rosin." I trust that If my
answer Is correct you will have the prvz»
for me tomorrow evening, and I will
call at your attic» for it about 71%) p. m.
Yours, 0!“...
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Jan." .1991
They Como lllgb. but We Must llisvs Thorn
From the town report publisher! In
yesterday's supplement of Till: Saarinen.
it appears that the justice orders for last
year amounted to 51.414026, while the
amount ol criminal fines turned in are
only 3776.70.1enving a balance of .3,-
lidll 56 paid to the justices of the peace
over and above the nominal lines that
they have turned into the town treasury.
Wouldn't DD" Illa Ticket.
Yesterday afternoon John J. Lon» was
put ed a train in "ll-l city for refusing
to show his ticket. He was in an Intox
tested condition. This morning he was
flood [2.00 and costs by Judge Knapp on
the charge of dronb- noses. The other
charge was not pn-lml aortic-r him.
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Notice of Wei Cily teem
melt-haven min tolls voters of
N the city of snarl flaw-III ”Elma:
City Ilsctln Irishman tin Miss not... on
“IVIIN-rlflgi In, city, on holly Judas,”
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{damn-H. to I" the vamln“ the In rd of
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madam will ls
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FOR SALE.
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TO LET. We are constantly Ive-
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You will find the I‘ll-
EST COAOBEBS. the
BEST ROADBTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSOETMBNT 01
SALE Hons as In Pair-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
BB” noon... will!!! cl. Y li’f'illli'l'
sadlsirosd Place sooth BloIvIIIIII. apply
to (locust-chant»
[IOUII 0? SI! from“ oil WOODWMID
avenue. [It Also II are of st to It», last
ll rwslll sis f'artof bin-eon Woodwsroavanos
:ll Inquire of I ll Woouwud
Bridge, math Non-alt Lieu one tenement
in name bvldllllt Iodvm Improvements. Inquire
of William C. Jesre r pplyitv It. It rtstlo'l. )5 lw
l' UU-x-I anvil «mails WAT"! ~TIIB'1'
and Tay‘or t't'dfll', "rats from u to '17
permonth. can null sI. Class-1r. uayrn no [lo—
tosrs. Trill
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and 31141111011 may) and goodoflire. a good Imllrlr,
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t Johan Knapp. ho r: Wm miner, ,rlont: bor-
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[friend cold water. bath room heater. A:
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l lamiity is offer-mi to persons who won. ‘6 like "9 ‘
mil Wilmington rum. Um; during 11.1 winter or
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(«felts-lilting.
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lilac Vault Rewiring a Special'v
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time to enter this Cottonwood harms for the-wing
demand. Bash seeping. Prom 1p flanking,
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JACOB M. LA TTON,
-l'lr-I. Life and Accident, urns
Whine—Collin and Steam Drafts
fort! wandered” lousy Orders to all parts
Mary Public, asssow
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as Washington Davwst. last s. not also.
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betterthantobuy
the DELAWARE
COUNTY DAIRY
BUTTER. 3,000
pounds sold with
flattering praise
from buyers.
The Holiday trade
is over. We had Olll
share, and now want
to interest you in our
regular Drug Stock.
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Stcck,
Low Prices.
28c pound.
,1 —~ 4.. A .3,“
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l’l‘dlSIl'Hl ’ s (Tough
{ellicdy IS warranted
ltrrrlrrt’ Quilts. ,"
New York. New Haven
and Hartford ll.- ll;
October 12. 1890.
TRAINS 1.3.1th M)‘ "' was ALK M m
LOWS:
Port Huron: al~tnie exceptloudn
51.46“ 6:00“: ex. ,em-crhacJMuJ -.
19:80 Ioc ex 901:: 11.86“. tom a“
lac ex Pal—42:4)“ I:,0mc $wa .5391 as.”
slarntord uproar from mamlovd 8:8; 4:31) I!
5:.07nc IDHIIIIII rd, 5-10“, ozlloac 5.20“ ‘
at: 7:5.“ 11:11 so Io;'z:lu-.. tor-m Wash!
Ion ex run an- dam—5: s In 51,4611: 9:15
P “—0.14“: 7mm. 9:23"
l'olt \rw Ivan AM —l:18t-x use. 1.
441,112.50": 9:09;.10144 c rIIs—mfiu
1107:; 1:12.12. 3070:. 415.119., 5: 5st: 528-!-
715s: zinc Slim .Mlac IIO’I'AII “.1
w 12 25am ex. snndayr—Tzllac" 91:18., Ill
6:.48sc
roltlirutrrrillu A..—M Clinic, 91601. 10 1'
.tl). 1'. v1 4.00:1. llflt'Z, Lune, 7.158;..551
ac “07913.33!” III ex
Fol. ~IIII 1.!th D A M 4:10 ac. 0:16 a
I032“: i’M- lrziI‘Jc'. I 11111. 7. 15“, 8:5!”
11:0: (clap "Olin.” mormng between New Ila - ‘
tllll’l mmuti Idiot
For. l'osros A M -—1 13 of. his Shore Line
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ford)
LEAI s NEW YORK,
P'IIII~'I.I'III.\‘II WALK. A M—HII ex 6011c
701996.501er 901w. 110qu norm. Isu‘
rm; u l' I'll—I120: IIc,I00 -x 2051c..8"'
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to: 910111. .930ad I-i.alulac.12001mdol tits!
‘(Induye—lllllaf‘ Milne 10" ac I200 light
out M. 1‘09. II. RAILROAD.-
DANBURY & NOBWAIJI DIVISION
1890.
LEAVE --or re counts as rottorr‘s:
mt: ”warm '1 M. ~Ii:”.’r 9:“? Pm. 5| -12:l3
11 .17 l :o. 111: a. ‘lllllays—U'JGH lk‘flnm
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1' ll ~ in 1:21} 1. 2: 9115 It: 30. sundry—91
II 11 , :IlJp In.
l’orrectevl irctolwr 21.
to cure the prevailing:
flCUIIIS. Try it.
Plflllllfl l Hillfl
WHILE YOU CAN.
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Sill? 1‘ f1 1.! (“"1 ”lift 3' IO ‘I'I’I'lfl' 15 ll}? 00 3'0”!
nun lI-rms 1.1sz ‘1! wins n1 'nln your "(1’ h 'Thurc
101- on wwnries Avenue. 51) Uzi front and 12-; fit"
deep.
For $300 to $350.
JIn Vhl chmprsllms now III M w lliin 1h9.(11y
1mg, Th. .1 I) mg a {my Iml no 11111112 :Irl
hwutafo tlxlglnrllmn in: sln- l :cli ml III III
gmul 1w tom ll :11 1 g h Enlllly bill 11 ng atlas
Why gonna-Metal c 1y m o- and our :9 re or
a:- l'flllLI to slot a9 lot no not In. ., when 3111
ll'I 1111 lhli 1y Imp: vsmenu w 111 10011 n .51
\n Bridge m from:
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Always Acres-flue!
Wonder rd .9
has no equal.
PLAISTBB,
DRUGGIST.
Tukv II watt. down antic. assure
}llnl’~rfll1.1lib>'!cllll¢ nn' a bar 11.11., out wl‘. c- 1-
[KEY iy mlv-II (1‘! in put 1' elm your,
Maps and full information :It
TAYLOR 8; GOLDEN'S
(' Sit \llT/‘S
SPECIAL SALE
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Which we are 113.11.“.- M ex rrrtie'y low prim-
[vile-1 Indy Trimmed End; \‘1 Iver. chnc- 111.:
I urbane, 3, former pm‘c 35
blur-r. elv-‘l ll 1- II en'lfn 1y
rmm- an Jet 35, f me-ly 51o
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r." rum 3.4 11;)
Thu 1.1 n htmzi IIIII‘ IS 2* lflti.‘
C'I'I be! It [In chino..- L'Hfll‘hv‘l’r'
HRS. W. FAWIIETT.
3 WATER STREET.
Ol'
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
'rzrnrncd 99th
.- 91.31111 went
Rock and Rye drops f0' colds, 30c.
Sup—rial Chomlrte Cream Drop.,
I lants a prlund.
‘re h Broken Candy. 20 cents b.
501mm, . - 10“ Te ny ’5 Bon 80115 and Chocolates,
mm - 80 cents a pound.
The bal mce of our Christmas stock
0“ 8 an ”as SW1" be sold at cost.
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ALL GRADES !
AND AT
Lowest Prices
The Beat Goods for
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the l east .‘Ilonn,
whtffl'. mung mmn-rl 1hr wiring of JA‘E‘I
(£1 ihlm.‘ 111-1 1w 1 l. .uwn f‘!'1~ri ~ It” rm 1mm II
a! Irismmmm' m', Ilyplt'f" wrvul I l‘ll‘l'y n'ylr'
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HATS! HATS!
Fall Styles.
H. S. BRUWN’S
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Clark (I: Lano’s Block
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Household Goods of All Kinds. . ’
.... .- 91 Washlngtor- St.
Cash P‘Mczxgmgf' Sold on Particular, attention paid to
.4”... thing, (flushing wml lronlrra
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our lot out“!!! NORWALK
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Main Line.
LEAVE BIIIDGEPORT,
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:11; II, .:.1v ; 12111 rm: A w «1150 ex ; filo
mm ml. the . *7 If. 3'11] lays —7 3.5 a. m.. mall.
tGuu-I nly as far 22- Greut Barrington.
c110." onl, as for so Nev. Milford.
T5 is STITTINBU‘I VIC? l‘:-‘8'L & (m'i ”REF"?
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South Norwalk
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Norwalk, Of
T" E PROPELLE RS
CITY OF NUBHALK 81 EAGLI
n'.~ :1.” days at;
r'ln gII' tic vultrom? a m 9 3p III
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R: (”1.11; h 11— (IV( \II: It 11-; .t'
sun [I hurualk at 21: 0 p In
Pfeiuhl u'ien from an I recomd for all pain s o
the Norman 3 n Non-talk and Shep-nag flanr -
at greatly n.- ured rates.
I p n n,pl wool. longest: he (‘iiv of Nrrws .
and Hole In! 11-.- «nc fur rp.CI1l lots of (reign
anywlere in New York or ils Ici- ily
gran personi- a-e itllbld trnsing any of th;
empluya'! of it": boat-of this line on accou t o
the Dr rrs [hf‘zFu s15
FU NITURE.
GREAT BARGAINS
DAVID STO
50. MAIN STREET,
Ul‘ STAan.
5p Io,an
W11 H 1199191111111
'PLUMBING,
1'11 111 319911111 11111
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges
Solo 511'! in for all of the
11111191 1111999 Lil’s 8199191119
.30 South Main Street,
stills" \ORWAIJC, - (:0!!!
Swan 81 Bushnell
IBBB Westor .troot.
(loot-If their. - BRIDGII’Oer
Von D M Z!” nnrlt' nlt‘ntlflnll swing sis
+- In NOIF ‘10"! "up. Tm. m
Li ee and rvrryllmll needed sour a hoot.
llitgrvqu rrrlb Eivglrirm United State. If
'lll - For 91'an um limp" and flew lo
"I lit rgslzirrt heulqttamrw for all kinds of I
In! timer lrsniers Frtpplll‘. "or (Ms-
lbsndrf Imported Msnillni more Is all" .
hill: on l’tflylt‘fffrl "I"; the; are Unla- I
ilsndm tie and vory Fragrant We will“ . . .
«If "10w any adore-- by mall for '12).
role-plume.
New York Prices.
Miter Ill-dents
“Infill” garters; I-Avlsori an 9
.1.
'Il Washinzmri Street.
ripen Daily transit to Its In .andfrom I tour.-
.an on Saturday evenings from 5 to s.
winters-I allowed rm Depovlts.
museum
roared halite VleoPrsa...
Halts" ascend
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