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‘church this evening will be led by Oscar
' harm lilnltburhe asriiiivtmrw
Uniform dawly. «' + . ' .
The gems in the Old Well billiard and
pool touusmen” t will bsqontinued after
Alscn flower, one of the Dashun
Evening Newsnsrrlsu. attends rbecom-
metal colleefln Norwallr. returning to
Danbury sash night in time to serve his
F". 8“- custcrnara. » ______
J. P. Francis aspects to open his new
clothins store in this city about the min.
'T-nst-lva “to nestle Imminent!-
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Owing to the fact that some of the
committee were unable to be present at
the meeting last evening. the arrange-
ments for an entertainment to be given
by Old Well [look and Ladder company
were not perfected.
Ilsa Alice If. Sherwood, contralto,
slant of Ira. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk,
will sing at the recital in the Congrega.
tioual church. Ifonday evening, January
12. It will be her first appearance before
a Norwalk audience.
1 2 3 dleof February. The Old Well restaur-
5 6 7 8 9 10 not keeps possession of the store until
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12 13 14 15 16 1 Homer B. Hoyt. the jeweler, is s'eri.
(1me ill at his home on Woodward ave-
nue. He was taken with the grip about
19 20 21 22 23 24 two weeks ago, which has developed
into a disease of the kidneys and bladder.
26 27 28 29 30 31 The Dsnbury flat Finishers’ associa-
tion has elected these emcers: President.
., "agar? plus“, 3.0% unsungdvice president, gala-r
1“” = first 1:18 . e; rec lng secretary, eorge
I W3 13:; )Wl7g W. Scott; financlal secretary, Fred V.
.iounlOJh. ©fl24figilonea. _______
. srxctar. source. The Young People's Society of the
Notices of local attertat’nmenta a], all East Avenue! E church will meet at
m ‘0 M an (1de ‘8 W “I0 home 0' [U8 Lilli“) F. JOB". FIrlll
andnbfloes calculated to W private avenue, promptly at 7:45 o'clock this
Meiosis, accept. where on macaroni ”in“ m" are requested to m"
true-cumula- WWW "‘5'me ‘9 "
alcohol-godfat- at vegetarians, lllenltv Further evidence in vibe William c.
a fine. ' * Jessi and fits: alary Creagh liquor cases
‘ will bchsard before the County Com
1...; gazhl‘zzzdmzamhzm mlssioners at the Council Chamber to-
wbat scattered, is a cyclone of marked morrow morning. "19 “90"“ commenc-
energy. attended by rain and snow. Its ing at 9:15 o’clock.
cloud area, moving very slowly north-
east, reached Western Pennsylvania and
Virginia last evening. It will probably
:dvance to the New Jersey coast to day.
allowed by an increase of stormiueee
and thick weather on the Atlantic from
Cape flattens north to Long Island by
or—before tonight and still greater dis-
turbances tomorrow. In this district
today partly cloudy to cloudy, slightly
warmer weather and fresh northerly to
fresh and brisk easterly winds, preceded
by fair conditions followed by snow.
On Saturday in this section slightly
warmer cloudy weather and fresh to
brisk northeasterly and easterly winds.
Lawrence Plunketr and Samuel Steven-
son were before Judge Knapp this morn-
ing, charged with drunkenness. They
were each fined 86 and costs, and in de
fault of payment were taken to Bridge-
pdft jail by Chief Vollrner.
A through New York car will be at
tscbed to the morning express on the
Danbury and Norwalk, leaving Daobury
at 7:30, on and after londay next. The
car will be attached to the train leaving
New Isak at we, arriving in Danbury
at 5:55.
The petition of J. Belden Burlbutt
and others for a city charter for the My
of Norwalk and the petition of the bor-
ough of Nor-walk for a city charter, were
filed Wednesday at the office of the Sec
rotary of State to be presented to the
General Assembly. .
llnlature Almanac"! Its-Inflow.
Sun rises I Sun sets High tide Low tide
7.18 4 43 10.58 3.53
Taylor a Golden have placed a new
Yost type writer in their oflice.
Catholic Union council, K. of 0., hold
their regular meeting Ifonday evening.
The H. C. P. W. C. meets with Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Stevens on Chapel street
this evening. .
firings B. Cummings, who has been
seriously ill at his home on Prospect hill,
is improving slowly.
The meeting at the Rowaytcn If. E.
Hills. The subject will be “The family.”
The funeral of the late Samuel Waters
willbe held at his late home on Day
street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Governor James B. Smith, of Bridge
port, will install the newly-elected ofii
cers of Security Council, N. P. U., this
evening.
'—Great bargains! Everything will be
sold regardless 0! cost, to close out my
stoeklof-goeda. 4!. L. James.
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Rev, W. J. Slocum, pastor of St.
Mary’s church, Nor-walk, attended the
funeral of the late Rev. John Crowley,
hold in New Haven Wednesday morning.
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«3', Henry Keith, son of the late
William Earl) died at the raideuce of
his aunt, No. 15 Maple street. yesterday
afternounmged 24 years. The funeral
will be held from his aunt's residence to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. The
remains will be interred in Union ceme-
tery. , ‘ -
' -Cnrbing', 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Trinity Episcopal Church, of South-
port. is now contemplating extending a
call to Rev. Dr. Gilbert, formerly of the
Church of the Holy Spirit. in New York
City. Last Sunday Dr. Gilbert occupied
the pulpit of Trinity, and his eloquence
and ability madea deep Impression on
his hearers.
8. T. Pomeroy, who carried on a music
store in Bridgeport and a branch store
in Norwalk for several years, died De-
cember 26 st Decatur, Us. He had been
troubled with rheumatism for a long
time. and went South in hopes of im-
proving his health. He leaves a wife
and one daughter.
If the salectnien will let their good
work of placinga light near the East
avenue railroad bridge and on the Bene-
dict Farm. extend a little further and
place one near the Fort Paint crossing.
where it is greatly needed, they will no-
doubtedly receive everlasting blessings
from the people of East Norwalk who
to avel along that street.
Certain offices will be filled by the
governor by direct appointment. Among
those whose terms expire before the
meeting of the General Assembly in
in. with the date of the expiration of
omen, are-the followlna: Harbor las-
tell. A. J. Hooker, of Norwalh, June 4.
ill: Jena Devan. of Norwalk, lay 2i.
tut Deputy Harbor lawman-riot
B. Olds. of Norwalk. December ill. 1991.
Ilsnaasr Frederick W. Wood, of Treat
& Shepard's music store. Daobnry. soo-
in~law of Noel B. Stanton. of Orchard
street, Norwslh. resigned his position
the tint of the present month. Treat a
abs-para will put a new manner in
Danbury shortly. Ir. Wood’s future
plainsrenotyetdecidstlupouashe has
several business offers to take up.
The Dauhury Wheel club will give one
of their enjoyable sociables next Tues
day evening. A number of Norwalk
wheelmen are making arrangements to
”attend.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Connecticut Weekly Press association
will beheld at the Allyn House, Bart-
ford. on Monday morning, January 19, at
if o'clock.
A decision was rendered by Judge
Robinson yesterday afternoon in the suit
of ex-Tax Collector Bturgee against the
turn of Norwalk. The plaintiff is
awarded judgment for 8802 42.
On Wednesday afternoon a pigeon
hawk, while in pursuit of a sparrow,
law against the window of a borough
grocery and fell to the sidewalk, killed
by coming in contact with the glass.
Funeral services over the remains of
Philemon B. Smith. were held at his
late residence. No. lBelisn avenue, last
evening. Rev. C. I, Belleok odiclatlng.
The remains were interred in Union
cemetery this morning.
Cspbln Pater Dseher's walk leading
”anmmhlawmw
Des-stem. A monarchs-ants,
”waver, will wast to be thoroughly
unhoved,beesnsslncaseofsgoodwlnd
can they will be liableto be blown
acrosstbsinud flats.
lbnsapclls has 248 alias of paved
assist eighty per cent. of which are
fit! with under block. aodtbsrsmatndsr
with granite. During the past three
“I all! blochonly has have M
Thsbloehssreslx inehsslongaad from
four tonight inches in diameter.
nth laid no pics plank two inches tblch.
“ohm being filled with gravel
only. The cast. including "ovation
and removal or material. sversgm about
Three ltallans were putoff of a train
intblseiryiastsvsam bysconduotor,
asdpiacedlathsbahdsof CsptnioJos
anti fa. Colgrors. Themes and thee
.1 per square yard. they were employed on the rallroad and
Wm... thatthslrbosshadtoldthsmtocometo
«Bswercoussctlonsst button prints.
Willl BI II ' ‘ Isnlhlsvwslk without payloganyfars.
They were placed lacosfloemest, but
marshyrsisaasil upon thspayrnsnt
oftbstvfarss.
A large was present at
the arrvlsslasteveslug ntlhsl’lratl.
letnreh. Gssatlstsersawssssssifsst
ed by “first. Ahalf bom'sevaa-
ash-tin vaies followed lbs’srrmos.
cbwtngstoioetfckrck. Alargenumber
subroutine-stood fovnosftnsrr
vieeofpvayer. which continued till 05‘
This evaitegtfrtdayls love feast will
mmwwsllforths-stroa hshsltl. it nth basis occasional un
‘i‘hs Bridgeport Farmer cites so erasi-
pis of the kind tr'satmsnt tarnished
that-Dante! the Children's Home in
Word. Two little children, a boy
and nairl.waragivens two wasb’lasvs
d “(is a few days Moro M“
to visit their rslatrrssis list W
Aftsroaly a week's absence, however.
they Man-mm! that Mr Os-
lfl to return before the expiration of
is “as allotted thorn was gratified.
; ;.aststwrm-aaaamasslm manuals
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A Reporter (talk on the fun in
has Yarn city 113:3}: 1:”.
There is no more familiar object in
the streets of New York than the Na
{milk charms! vase- from which slimrv
looting meant- deliver birssls and
flags chills most useful fuel to the
N“! talc- Yet very few know
anythiu aboril’ths actual magnitude of
the charcoal trade of the metropolis. In
reply to various questions on the part of
a reporter for the Mercantile nod Finan-
cial News. Robert Ierublie, the "Com-
pany” of the firm of J. Walker as 00.,
and son ln-law of hit. Walker, said:
"Very few people have any idea of the
extent to which charcoal is used nowa-
days. All the big hotels, restaurants and
clubs are using it for cooking purposes,
and we supply at least twoahirds of
them. Charcoal . gives the meals a
finer flavor than can be obtained in any
other way. There is no gas or smoke
from it like there is from coal fires.
We have sold 75,000 bushels of charcoal
since July last, and the demand is
now growing more rapidly than ever be
for». We have a capacil y here for ator'
ing 50,000 bushels at ore time. We get
our supplies from Delaware and Mary-
land. The boat charcoal in the world
comes from these trvo States. It is put
up its heavy canvas hugs, each one hold»
mg a barrel. and we keep six wagon.-
going all the time in the delivery depart
ment.
“recruitment;-
At the Union Square Theatre, Neil
Burgess as Abigail Prue continues to
smiles and entertain lhe large audiences
which assemble at each performance of
“The County Fair." Miss Marietta Nash
as Tagga Is a close second to Burgess as a
provoker of mirth and it is much
better to sit in a comfortable
theatre and Witness a race than
to visit the winter tracks; the
race itself being just as exciting. There
is however the element of uncertainty
lacking as it is absolutely necessary, in
ordertbet the play shall end happily,
that Cold Molasses should invariably
win, which he does in great style amid
cheers and applause.
At J. M. Hill's Standard theatre "Ship
Ahoy.” the nautical comic opera of Don
nelly and Mlller, still remains anchored.
and thousands Weekly visit the theatre
to inspect the good ship “Cuckoo," her
commander, Commodore Cook. and her
gallant crew. It is interesting to watch
the effect of this opera upon the such
ones, who fairly scream with laughter
during its progress. As compared to
the majority of comic operas, there are
a hundred laughs to one smile, and the
music exceedingly lovely and pretty.
Miss Addie Reed, a soprano of great
power and sWeetnees, is the latest addi-
rlnn to the cast. and all the old favorites
have improved their respective parts
This opera is the especial delight of
children, the music. sailors, ships, can-
non booming and marlnes‘ parade being
as interesting to them as to their elders
THE RUNAWAYS TAKEN "0‘8.
A Queer Request From the father of
Two of the no".
The three runaway boys from South
Brooklyn, who were detained at police
headquarters in New Haven Tuvsday
were taken home yesterday. In response
to the telegrams which Superintendent
Bollmauo sent to (i W. Evans, of South
Brooklyn, who is father of two of the
boys, a middle aged man, a friend of the
family, arrived in New Baron. He had
a note addressed. from Mr. Evans, to
Superintendent Bollman, in which the
tothe bearer the two younger boys—
I-‘rederic Evans, aged 12, and Clifford
Warwick, aged lS—but to detain the
older boy—Eugene Evans-a few days
longer forapunishmvnl, as he had l'fl-
llcrd the other boys to leave the school
at Wilton. Ir. Bollmanu, however, did
government, and gave all three boys
over to the bearer of the note. Later in
the day Principal Whitlock of the school
at Wilton, arrived at the police head-
quarters, but was informed that the
boys had already been taken away.
illnd. hut kl. Unis snail.
"Oscar Mmre. a five-year old Fairlleld
boy," says the Bridgeport Farmer, "has
been blind from birth. The boy has a
prodigious memory and he will identify
a person be has met once and give his
name by the sense of small. tits memo-
ry registers things that he does not on.
oerstand as mrchaulcslly as a phono-
graph. He learned a German song and
sings it correctly with a proper inflection
and accent, although he does not under-
Ilhhd a word or Herman."
"amnndconlcntirahridewilli"1'helo
cheater i" a lamp with the light of the morning.
”'W"'€'P Q It hark Mid”.
--"iisdain, can you give me some
thing to eat ?” asked a tramp of one of
our village ladies. "i will," replied the
latter. "if you will take a piece of map.
so into the back yard and wash ytmrvrlf
first." “All right, madam, I will do so
with the answer of pleasure. providing
the soap in Brussels, that i read so much
strict.”
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first“ Viennese Trans.
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1's sf the Inquest this lash. held
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not choose to take a part in pareulal ‘
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SUITE"! in our» Tun IAN artf) WWI!
willr tablehrlard Also two or taree steals.
rooms with or withou h and alludcdy furnished
lnsas~ andcertrsdy 1. cat d hone onialli rg ~Il
the modem Imam-tremors Inquire of 'l'aylo. 8
Golden, a) at. 47 Wurlilngtou street,eoriih Nor-
war. we:
rents soon» woman or. r atelier
and saints hm comb smelt, Apply
to George l-chaub. u." if
l OUR! 0? 9|! 8003“ ON WOODWARD
avenue. .la Also ll. use of six rot ms, East
N rwalk Ila Partof bin-eon Woodwardavcnnc,
Oil Inquire of l A Woodward
I‘WO 91" 3‘8 OI WASUIIG‘I'U ITRBBT
ge,rlonth Norwalh Also 0 tenement
in samehllrdlnz loam: lm vemsnis. locum,-
sf WillmeJease owe-ire . u Milne. jblw
0'1 ~l't MID R 0‘» ON WAT?— drill"
and 1's nravsnae. more ‘rron it to [It
pw-onth. salt of. class”. Iiayntnd Bo~
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LARGE BUILDING. Lii'l'f' fl-llil "lit a
liar farm y‘, main building 35170 iwil ulnrlvit
and llldlflnli that". and mod ofllirr; a good boiler,
as hone power wit tblc 'nr my barium-9 .t, ply
I John ti Knapp, he :2 West at.eet,slonth hint-
wall: d2?“
FM"! 0! FlVlt "00‘s; MODERN ll—
provsmenta flout .12. Apply to W ll
smith :1} West street, south Norwich. (will
53‘ '0! TBNZIENT UN W ‘l'l'Eii STREET, 8?), }
brown tenement on ‘00?! strict, to; '2 room
fencmcnv on We er ilfl' ct, 9 ', 2 room tenement on
rif street. as; 5 room lcuemeur on Watrr l-treet.
89; or om tenement on Wafe’strec ’9; 3 7-f'm
buns-r! on Taylor avenue, .10; l 7 room turn-meet
on arrhs-recl. .12. tray-loud time d' if
‘Uftflislixo l'ff lNT HOUR u! W.’iS[lL‘s'll~
tun street Address 'floom." care Bertrmtl
ollcc. n29”
til WHODW ~Rf) unlit Ba'l‘zafnlt ill) isle
fl it and cold water. bath roiim llt‘lufl'. t4: ,
with slahllng for tire born, c rw stables, cwkrn
houses he ; rent 02') prr month. leqmrr: or .'
Mus. at old Well Club! Company.
A PLEASANT HOME IN A CONVENIENT
locality in ow to us who would like f0
visit Washington some time during the winter or
raring. Emmasdhoard £2.00 a day. In J it
i rlwrnr, "I! i If . K W Tin-filmrmn. ll f' '1'»?!
2m] Recital Dill Chantal
Prom TUESDAY. JANUARY 13. to
Monday,.lanuary12.,
00!.0'91'9 :
ills. Lillian Sherrtol-Netlirl,
SOPRAIO.
listilitell Slinsol Clllfalll.
lallerfieolitiilltlluiSilvana
Solo Organlsl, Mr. Alex. 8. Gibson.
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Tickets for the three remaining Heron's. ’ in,
Single tickets, ’nk each. Diamante open Wednes-
day morning, January 71h, at 9:00 o'clocs. at
Plalsted and Grem-ry's drug stores.
501108.
at 30A}? 0}" ”It‘ll? u! the van o' Nor.
walk.on the Assessment [Jet of fatal. wu‘l
meet t the advent ffll‘ ~ei-clmeu. l- ml y Jami
a yo. f Of or 3 o'clock p m ; ear rrlry. Jaruiry
lo attu’cln in m -. “ruler-day}. any H at.“
o'cl cu in; holiirday..lariu.ry 17, at 2 ”'1 wk
in; nines a~..l‘ai.ua.r, “ll. at o'llm-k p n. ;
and a turd-y .lanuan 2t. ax . other. 9 m , f -r the
purposc of hesruig iii ll ti rermlulng any amt i‘l op
penis rradef them'rumlhri clogs-mile tiara-on
The Board 0* llellel will mver vlli'l the Ant-«mm.-
asaJolnt Brand. serenity. January ;. at sn' Mi.
9. .foflb” perm c or allaunthe p ma .r m. lt
and disabled persons.
B. s. KHTiI, l lard
nuvitr *EYMM’R. . of
Pt. "'1‘ P‘llf‘it. ,Rl‘mn'.
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Norwslk. Conn . [ls-retailer w, '8 l),
Marylin-rd ut Its-lief antlers.
Until I?! all!!!" 01le 'l'ffAl' Till!
30th! of Relief for fll‘ Cry of with Nor.
wall. all] meet on Holiday J vusry Mt Szild m ;
Srrurdsy January l0 ar 7 mo in ; 'rlday. Iflll'
an it siftinp m ; am! Thursday January it at
7:31p to allhel'onnrllt‘arm er. for ihppnrpuse
of hearln and dv‘lrrm'uing all appeals iron: the
e-i'zvgsof 31o City muses-rs and eqlllllitl a: and
adjusting the vouarmn in the list: i so».
.Ilt s'rl‘llaw trilltel'l‘ r. l W of
JOHN W [little l flan-f
Dafrd at the (1in of South Norwalh the with day
of Dumber, Mill. dtt
lillllll' Builnllslllligl'
ldncslrs for business. educates both sexes to all
proltabla and lucrative purl lone 2!th lafllr' west
time iota v! lhliv ttnllrgn and trues-1y for in.- s we.
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stern-M. nos-tee lug. Purim». K the lag,
nhosthaaLTypswvllll. Telvgrsplty, tr, ranglrt
“Mast-e nest is pay-v per-ism»,
inglsly.
isers hen so In Your slth romp “Want-
Call or send for pr eras Andrus frames!
Infill Inlnevrf' flags, manford M.
mots. LAYTON,
[keel Intake sad Hanan m'il General Ill-tuners
items «Hrs. we and teatime. crease
lush-ship lrhets-wffabvrl and m Drafts
for 5| and upwards and lame, tram us all mm
m . Mary Public; manowlsiiuumsnrs
tans iruarl tiers s. W unsalted 'rr flu
risers“.
Ill Wading”- wtrnst. last to M Dies.
NOD“! MIR W .i It“. 01‘.
Star Safely Razor.
w-nsetsdmglvss-raorvh
sell curnfrrrwlsshsve ”Its
Islam for barred surf new
' waspsrwlss In can an rs
in thatch with It An nl
invention. which venom
mvlsesnsasyaartmvvs-
lent nary. fl obviates all
the fare.
sisal
mud n!’
WM
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the on ynnag: seal is
lam-p nuihrhvvrnvvfrrsby
land“ hy-sn: in stirs-rs
and prams r laying out
infirm-drum visas: was“ wan
wads-nail shave nor hm waess this at to
”intend-ttavshsapylcnhs of the army
rsnar. Montyunwuwavavhwrthssrlt
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"Horse Buyers
We are constantly ro-
celvlng Fine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the P1!-
Es'l' COAOBBRS. the
BEST BOADBTEBG. the
CHEAPEST wonnrtna
and altogether the
BEST ABSOBJ'IIBET or
SALE trons as in rats--
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANT“).
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BHDUKSIDE STUCK FARM.
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Wild Cherry,
‘ Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
l 20 CENTS.
H R. HALE
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NORW \IJC, (70“.
HARDWARE,
l OILS.
iPainls, Varnishes,
i ROPE, Tme,
’ere Netting, Willll Wale, its
on.
W. l}. filial.
Whit: II at I. BMW“.
WAGON é
. Bilcgiee, Phat-tons. ‘i'arriagea.
Canopies, Spinillm, etc.
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l’r'irzsrr-a to 'Ilirii A”.
Call and See Them.
mm MY-
.c. until 8. ill,
5i Washington Street, South Nomad
27 Main Street Norwallt.
Riel-Clan Balers. Utilization
.\ lid '00 (firs-n m,
llrders l’rtlmpily ittertlletl 1'".
i.‘ infilfltl rm " I lIs‘KV‘ftu.
.Bennell & Husled,
28 lain St. 80. horwttlll.
ltals, ministers,
mill, Vegetables, Plilll‘l, llc
Of All blade in their VFW“.
AT WHOLfSALE MID BETA"
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lllzillllir; ll. itarlioxll,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main at, News":
also Furnishing l'liderlelti-r.
Mittens 1’4 .7 Manly err»!
“b.1354 blunt niche.
A. 9‘. It‘lillllllhi.
JEWELER.
lllamosds. li'atrllea. Jewelry.
flan Vault Writs-z aversion,
"Gowns not» - mm Invariant.
lessor-strains will it”. you so [Morn-val,
.yisf pi,“ sa-sfss at m ,m of spam at
a.” prior: whenesasadoy rill gm yous
munglfiimwmn is; aim
m” a f *0!
mar flu-avel M
m,‘
w-aalnss stint. and“.
nail
'l'r'rp’li -
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, JANUARY ‘9. 1891.
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r
e lwsmcl
You will not do
bettcrthantobuy
the DELAWARE
COUNTY DAIRY
BUTTER. 3.000
pounds sold with
flattering praise
from buyers.
280 pound.
Dibble l Cflfllslfllk.
Provide a Hill
WHlLE YOU CAN.
~ .9....___..
Now .. ', m on}. not ry tn rt‘flll'h ll lm rm your
man lrrm~ ‘lf'r‘l it! mm a ti llil'l you run it 'Irmu:
lumm umpire Avenue. 50 r--;r from aml 12v: fur.
fiery,
For $300 to $350.
Art-'llrchviiustlula more oil wl wihin 71w (lry
lim‘frv (bus I) rn'l‘P they 'l'l‘f! no marlin! an-
bum, ‘| {Ir r mums rhan ”If sire-r zcb. ml min
gravel button} it all I g fimi’fhy nu. rl m: -i.’e.<
ll rym luv-{dc lfir' any :m r- and par m. I» Or
a» ln'l" fo be Mr 1' x ml ml: My {0- w whvrr
gm '1” m r ly Immunmwrn Illh good r{ em.
V0 Bridge- In (ran a' a,
.‘t'o llill "that!
you
TriLi‘ u with. (1mi- er'ur r-i {luv-rm; cae'irc
tour-n I that 'flrse we an st bar an, and Wit. micr—
uz: ly ellvm ~-~ in pf" Bt'lrr year.
Maps and full llifiirmation at
TAYLOR .8: GOLDEN'S or
C. SWARTZ'S.
SPECIAL SALE
ll Trimmed Hats and Blillfili
Which we area! no: or ex mm iy ; it print -
Eluin'ly Trimmed Bialk Verr: Turner and
terms ’1, tumor or re '5
menu cit»: if 'e b ADH'D Ty rammed wzrh
Prairie!- an ‘ Jr: 35. f f'i.¢rly $1M
Blink Braver lists. lrlmnerl wizh t~:"l it Furl)
ers mm H up
This is a men (id: sale [mi m it. .
l‘ftll but re. on r5 rpm; is warn-r-
MBS. W. FAWEETT,
3 WATER. STREET,
Mill“ .\ th .
ill 101.. {.
HHS.
Bias and Shoes
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices
The lll'sl. limlila for
file Least lone-l
.. 51'...
H, S. BRUWN’S
“001' t Slim} moire,
Clair-tr a: Lane’s Bloch
our: gram,
. . it. EBAKBB ,.
SEEDNDYHANB FUBNlTU
A‘ll
Household Goods of All Kinds.
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold on
Commission.
No. 2:! Nllll'l'il JAIN STEET,
«it its illit'sefi
I'OIF‘I’.
A1 QIEAVWII. 0? M?! "W! 'i'ui’l.
wh l shine-s win closen- aod es spook .5
one for
"31 in
Always As-s-s-suihlc ! »
”a... —-——-~—.
. The Holiday trade
18 over. We had our
share, and now want
to interest you in our
regular Drug Stock.
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Steak,
Low Prices.
.997 *—
I’laistml 7 s Cough
Remedy is warranted
to cure the prevailing
colds. Try it.
AS: Blood l’lll'lficl'
l’laistcd‘s Cal'saparilla
has no equal.
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PLAISTED.
DRUGGIST.
43 WASHlNGTON STREET.
WANTED!
100 Hillbilly lay
._.___1T ”x.
N3 4 Water Slrem, Nrrall,
Wuh- flaV’C; rerun-ii 'h" so-rvtv‘i-a of J‘WE.‘
lr‘lffilllN )2» tt‘l‘ : lin-Ml' 0:»in rll-y cu. ”burn
at rum-mun. v p, rly-imn <1‘fV'nl i ever, nryle.
-r. it; ill .hm [. my lLl' m av hm llmii- arm.
maim- .r .. and» Flu: . um.» nu oh ruislp
it I T.- , linllmmunml.‘ 19.1 . . tlm of in. rt.
rr~ Ilr'lr- v-wl tn f’l‘f. in tin ml‘ 1.: null
ivnryzlm-c ;. :i; {f I flu; 1' dub rot/m.
”‘0 l. v .: 3. 2i:.«'. in: .7 . u f{:-:i.' if)" i» u",
50. i ll .l'l'llll h'l'lil‘LE'l',
" Pulittt‘ith.
Hill! HATS!
Fall Styles.
in as gnaw Jami (ll-W of
"Oil” and Still flail-l, hill.“ Hut-l
lluy‘- !! 'r in! 11pm t‘rzz-l. lit» for mu an?
"ans hit'r. . nob lint - for in: ft it
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
l'fll’tft‘ftffil’ illia'mlklfl ,titm fur
siting. :lt‘flilllh: irimittc
"lb "ls" '1
Wall Papers“;
in this VIII-
I'Irrr- "on of Gifts in or resale is
double soil
In- slu- rulsrnlnnrlurr rlrnir strut
step Messier, may is! 00.
Artl-ta'
mu!
”III'I'MII. (insists-
' ”enlisted nu stretcher-i.
l'tst alas. Paper Ill-train; titrrl
t'nmnirvlrsg.
L. H. DECKER,
19 Washington Sillil,
393th 1‘0de
Fwd Plllll‘llllli"“‘oa..
“w .... ._......_.....
[ravdrru' guide.
New York. New Haven
and Hartford II. B.
Octobst is. rare. ,
TRAINS Luvs sour-a apart I
wws: ans as ”Ir-
l'oa New You A I Y—bclfilexecpt llalldlr -
mammal l c I‘L. 6:55 ac. 7:28 ac.7:bll'.l.8
mall loc ex . 9:0l ex. one at: 10:11 4-: Mg
Inc u Pu .424 or izome.r:alix.a:nlss.ts
\fltlllford t'xpft'ls mun Mll’ftfofd 3:85, 4:10 t:
rum -c. to stunt rd, 5:20am , smear: when .33“
in 7:5 as Ollll‘htd. lozafislcd. lzfll nll.. Cal-hing.-
.n ex was. it liI-w: nx.b: e
,. u—mtuc. 72m. molar. ‘6 "on”;
For: Yew .tvaa AM—lzlaex 6:0ae. 1:38
u... szum 9: box. mm at: rh—lamt as"
1:”: u . 1:42am 207s: . soonest: llac .618
. lbex. 2iu.u4luf.9zllu..ll0‘7“ «:3
no 12.2.5 a m ex. nundaya—‘f c8 ac., fit! so. All:
dwlar: pm.
“For; llalt‘rl'fzyflb A [—6 in ac . 916 «1., 100!
. .cvineme‘ex, ' . .
«Filmer zeta mu. ”Jami-fiend!)
on 'l’ltl ul‘llLD AI—Gilo ac. ll;
1014‘; we r M — lazlrJe' , Itlzue .7:l5 tx.,d;‘lI::
llzo. (exop “onus, morning between New flavuh
and 5. film“ (1) es
ms Hmrox all —i.l:3 ex. (via Shore line)
2 09 ex (Via E‘pflllgfli id), 1 07 ex. (via llsrt-
s» it _.
Luvs new roux.
ford)
Flirtsot'rriNOrwaut. A llf—stlrx colic
mm. mm 00l.ic.1|00rx noses. laid
“on ex P M —l20! uc.i00 -l 209 small!
x sit-ex 40:es,{io.t.x.btrzex tonexxrm
ac lion. .Wloird r-r.andac.l2mn.idnlutcx.
means—nut .c.7:l0-c 502 “.1200. i right.
not as tonal. imitation.
nascent s Nolill'ALK nitrates.
Corrected l ember ‘21. 18W.
LEAVE OK I‘ll NURWALK AS FOLLOWS:
'vvlt llaxnl'm 1i lefi:".’y 9t'8 P “—1238,
I; 'i 17 we. 10:25 ‘lllrtlhje—Qi'lfillm..6:~'2lslll-
his. W 1.40:4 l’ois‘l‘ i bl —7:.'l6. flz'lf 10:!3.
P .ii.— In, till, 014.8%, 10:30. ennday~9m
a m , "lip m.
LEAVE murmur,
For: nanni'fii’ A M —6:ll, 9’11. P. I —'2’3.
:1 .3 '12 ti iii II) ”2 ‘Ul’ldL-H' Dalia rn.657pm.
For: mirrii mews”; no 1 rams Porn A I. '
. .w 5 l7 ["03 F ii —lz:i’.’.str.i,6l~i,soo,947.
airways—E Do. in , oilfip m.
LEiVE DahBURY.
Fur: Stir?" Vault's”; A Sir—63‘. 736 9(5-
lll l’ .il,- 3.” full bunlbtye—805a.m.506
p, in.
Main Line.
LEAVE BftlDGEPORT,
For. f’lT1~f'ltLD A M --’I 06, sec; 10“). Ice;
:10 n, ...{- -. 1-: in rm: A is 4:0 ex; Gill.
rm- ugh use . '7 if. moduli—7 an a. m., mail.
tum:- nly as. far in Great Harrington.
uric-uni,» the far as Jew Milton).
'- li. arnlnwh. Vice l’ru't a Gen‘l lan’g’r
W E Lron. Supt.
,\ ”Pianist ;... .1......,,., nor- R'fii'wr-vr
our... b"’aELi'LIifi.F—“
Dally Direct Freight Lilli
————T0———— ‘
South Norwalk
~————-AND——-»
Norwalk, Ct.
TEE PROPELLKRS
.‘l..{ can: i'ler '.'.'i. Eat-L River (8:2th Street).
rte turn at?) p m.. ntuxdaya step In.)
Faith: rrt‘x WL‘ll from 7 a m [‘1 z”) p m
if. mung h ‘3'- rain: 3:“ka at :3 p m.and
‘(ln [1 Sirrvl'alk at '11'0 p m
Frelehr Lilith from ourl reused for all points on
'be honour) a d .‘e'urwalk and Shepnoz Mahmud:
at greatly rev tired fairl- '
l pun :ayp’llafmn tangents 'be (litv of Kuwait
and sage all be mat for :p.cls| lots of freight
a. . Ilefr in Vew York or its lr‘l' iry
gr hi person” e mrlrd rrnsrlng any of the
emplnyas of lhe boat:- of this the on accou t of
mo: or era their”, el5
FURNITURET
unifies/items.
DAVID STOW
80. MAIN STREET,
Will. HEBREW.
PLUMBING,
Tm all 311881 [lull Will,
Hot Air Healing,
Stores and Ranges.
solemn» for all of the
Benton inmact (It’s S‘lllalllli ‘
50 South Main Street,
MlliTIl NollWAth. - (:0...
Swan in Bushnell,
"38!! Water .ttnhs
(Moi not». - authenticate”! ‘
f'itr' hall. err and "annual!” awfor‘
$le- Irfl, "not". itahve Tram. Isl m
In rmaavl v’vrrylhrmg nredsd aim a host s‘Va
«hits: fr‘j'l r-«l Kffllwm. United titers- fl . ,n,
ilo - lbs I for ms. 1an! and rich» ls. Wag ‘
u v. rmmvml headquarters on" blade of his“
set that" Dealers” supplies fair
“and "f ltwprwterl lsoiilaf'tm is still
with an undated lair; the are [In
"more a: and very magnet in willsend shun .
of loomsry alters» by ms” for .123. ‘
‘l’cts'plsssrsc.
their teeth Prices. ,
chcr [lam .
q..i.i'.;"‘;;;i:;‘.Wma
i 1
5| Washington lira-t.
.15“ mil; hear to liam.,andfrum I to!”
“1‘10“ ilalavday emingsfroml tol.
Flam allowed” M
£33" 5%%$%hm ‘
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