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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notices of local entertainments of all
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' kinds, to which on admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests. accept when an advertisement
of name W" in advertising columns.
uncharged for at regular rules, 10 cents
allot. ____________
In York Harald “oath-r roman.
The southern storm will probably cou-
tiuue its northeasterty advance through
this section to day', finally moving
toward Nova Scotia and causing danger
our gates oi! the Atlantic coast between
Gaps flattens and Portland, Me. In
thin I”district to-day slightly colder,cloudy
topartly cloudy weather will probably
vall, preceded by rain or snow. with
',k variable winds, mostly easterly
and northerly, attaining force dangerous
to shipping at! the coasts and followed
by clearing. In the liIddle States to-
day colder, partly cloudy weather will
prevail, preceded by rain or snow, wItlI
brink to fresh variable Winds, becoming
dangerous to cosstwise shipping. follow
all by clearing, and in New England
cloudy, slightly colder weather and
snow or rain, with brisk variable winds,
becoming high all the coasts. 0n Tues-
day, In this section and In New England
colder, fair weather and brisk to fresh
westerly winds will probably prevail
and on Wednesday fair, colder weather,
with westerly to uorthwesterly winds in
both sections.
llnlaturw manner Tomorrow.
filth rises Sun sets High ride Low tide
7.17 4. 46 12.38 6.30
Concord DIvIsiou, S. of T., meet to-
night.
The third Home Sociable of the season
willbe held at Music Hall to-morrow
evening. __
The regular meeting of Douglas Fow-
ler Post, G. A. B, will be held this
evening.
No services were held in the First
Baptist church last evening, on account
I-.- .0! the rain.
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To-day Frank A. Hermance enters
upon his twenty-fourth year as a railroad
conductor.
Theatorm last evening prevented the
regularaervicea from being held in the
city churches.
Companion D and 1" will probably bold
amber battalion drill on the evening of
of January 23.
On Thursday evening the annual roll
call of the South Norwslk Congrega-
tional church will be held.
Kin Ella Device, of the borough, has
accepted a position as sales- woman in a
New York dry goods store.
The funeral of Samuel Waters was
holdat his late home on Day street Sat-
urday afternoon. Rev. Olin Hallock
dllciated.
Jeane Batterson has bought one of C.
Swanz'n lots on Woodward avenue.
Thin in the lourih lot sold by Mr. Swartz
this year. “1..-”-
Oflm Adams and Constable Moro-
hotlnsare making considerable fame for
themselves by shooting vicmus, unregis-
tered dogs about town.
Pensions for Connecticut veterans have
been granted as follows: Additional,
Alfred Plait, South Norwnlk: increase,
George W. Root. Darien.
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
thin evening at the residence of Samuel
Bopaina, Osborne avenue, East Norwalk,
beginning at 7:30 O'clock.
Owlng toasevers cold lira. Nowkirk
wan unable to sing at the First I. E.
church yesterday. The choir was with
at a mprano at the morning service.
Frank Beers, the new superintendent
of the Norwalk Water Works has been
quite nick for a few days at his home.
corner chronr and Main streets, Nor-
walk.
«Curbing, 60 cents a foot. William
Shnldon, contractor.
The molar business meeting of the
Y. W. 0. T. U. will be held at Mrs.
Alain Water's, Day street, on Tuesday
males. January 13. A full attendance
h
e
II. J. Lewis, the Stratford oyster
inalnr who owns large tracts of oyster
ground lnGeorgin, will send ten work-
.“ toOnorgia Tuesday. A party of
ta started trombtratford a few days
“Inn.
The chicken which flagman Began
took from the pllotol an engine attachrd
b acupres- levt Saturday afternoon,
hinged to W. F. Blnlth, station agent
‘ lorotob. Thelowl attempted to fly
more the track in front ol the engine an
*0 train will passing the Norman
nation, and It was courthl on the pilot.
he Wit ruhsd on to this city, where
item was released from Its peril-
“pastels-.10. has shipped the
Inwl hymn: m anew—Bridge
“Far-w.
l Policeman Hominy iron duly days
thInwenk.
linueliaha Division, B. of T., hold
their regular meeting tonight.
The Norwalk river rose nearly four
lost during the severe storm, yesterday.
An adjourned meeting 0! the Board of
Councilmen will be held thin evening.
Willie Benedict I! run lying III a cIIu~
cal condition at his home on Maple
attest.
The new arrangement of the police
force in this city is giving very good sat-
infection.
Our Brothern’ Lodge,l 0 0. F., will
rehearse the initiatory degree at their
meeting to-night.
The stockholders of the Electric Light
company are holding their annual meet
log this afternoon
Presiding Elder Cheney preached an
instructive sermon at the First M. E.
church yesterday.
The electric light opposite the armory
needs overhauling. It was extinguished
before 12 o’clock last night.
A break in the gas pipe on Washing
ton street has necessitated the taking up
of some of the pavement.
Colonel Benjamin J. Bturges is chief
of stall in Major General J. 0. Wood-
ward’s division, Brooklyn.
South Norwallt Council, American
Legion of Honor, will install their newly-
elected officers to-morrow evening.
The smoke stock on the South Norwalk
Hat company’s factory blew down last
night without domg any serious damage.
—Moore & Barman are making the
largest inducements ever oflered. Look
at their ad. _w‘_
Hart Danton Is rebuIlding the old Fin-
nerly house on R. \an Buren’s newly
purchased tract at the foot of Prospect
Hill.
Rev. Archibald Wheaion, of this city,
went to Mlddletown this morning to as-
sist in preparing the programme lor the
Niantic summer school.
George Leath died yesterday morning
at 4:30 o'clock at his home on the Step
Ruck road. The funeral will be held at
2 o’clock io-morrow afternoon.
Curries Eddy and Miss Delia L. Palmer,
of Cos Cob, were married at the reel
deuce of Mr. Fowler, on Benedict Farm,
yesterday afternoon, by Rev. C. M. Pegg.
A huge boulder rolled of! the bank
on Taylor avenue during the storm
last night. Councilman Selleck has been
notified and it wrll probably be removed
at ones.
In Saturday’s report of the hearing in
the liquor cases we made the misllle
of substituting Jacob Schaub's name for
John Schsub. It was John who testified,
not Jacob.
Robert McQubae of this city and
Francis 8 Nurwond of 60 West 45th at.,
N. Y., formerly of Atlanta, 0a., were
married at the residence of the bride
Saturday last.
Much complalnt -is being made about
a "shady" resort which is kept on Water
street, borough, and before long the
authorities ought to tulle some notice of
goings on there.
The case of State vs. A. Avisou is
being tried before Justice Coolidge this
afternoon. Attorney J. B. Hurlbutt is
acting for the State and Attorney B. M.
Lockwood for the defense.
Frank Taylor was taken to Bridgeport
jail this morning by Chief Vullmer, be
having been found guilty 0! the charge
of drunkenness, by lundge Knapp. He
was unable to pay a line of $5 and costs.
Daubury has done what 80th Nor-
walk was attuned to by Tue. Seaman
last Week—tbs: of having an ambu-
lance provided for the accommodation
of those who are so unfortunate as to
require such a vehicle.
~Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The fakirs who tried to run a great
bankrupt sale on Main street, borough,
this week, opened last Friday and got
out of town this morning, disgusted
With the place. Norwalk has concluded
that there Is no money In faktrs.
Hrs. Emma Wheeler, of West Main
ntret, borough, fell while on her wav to
church yesterday morning I-nd fractured
one of her legs. She was taken hdIue
and medical aid was summoned. She is
how comfortable under the circumo
stations.
The Pittsllsld express trains on the
Hountonic road made their last trip for
the season Saturday. The trains will
probably be put on the same route again
In the spring, as their patronage during
the paint summer has exceeded any pre-
vious season.
The train due In South Norwalk at
6:55 struck a street car on the Elm
attest crooning. Stamford, this morning.
The forward part of the car was our L ‘
Wood, was badly cut and bruised -‘
the lace and head, while the horses es
caped nuburi. Fortunately there were
no pannsugern In the car.
tinnit- at are c. I. Crabbe.
Hannah, wife of Capt. (l. E. Crabbe,
died at her homscu Franklin avenue
yesterday morning. from heart troubles.
The (IBM was lib years of age. She
had been an invalid for sixteen years
and at times a great sufferer. When In
health she was a fond rumba-r and
k a great interest in church affairs.
Through all her intense suffering the.
maintained her faith In the mighty One
and was willing and ready to meet the
end when It should come. Funeral nev-
vlcna will be held from her late residence
Re. 17 Franklin avnnan, Tun-day lucra-
lllg. at llflllg’clcck.
into kindling wood. The driver, Oscar
cram. mm viruses.
The Romantic career or a wllIPK-auvvu
Minstrel—Life In China.
George Wilton. though comparatively
a young man, In one at the most famous
of living minatrels. It has been his lot
to lead a moat varied and eventful life,
and his experiences would furnish the
material for the most exciting tale of
adventure. Born and reared in England,
he went to China while still III his teens,
tojoiu his father, who was in business
there,aud served as a soldIer' In "Chinese"
Gordon’s "ever victorious army." He
was a brave and daring soldier, and was
madsa lieutenant for gallantry on the
field of battle. Later he dulled to San
humane and becamea bright particular
spirit In the group of brilliant men and
women who then figured in the Ibeatn
cal world of the gay and wealthy Pacific
metropolis. Long before he had made
his flrrt how to an audIence George Wil-
son was knowu as a lellow of Infinite
just, and when Jack Huverly,in the early
70‘s, organized his "MaI-tod0II’s " and
selected Wilson as his leading comedian
his success was immediate and pronoun-
ccd. He spent several years with the
Beverly combination and then the lam-
ous Barlow, Wilson, Primrose It West's
minstre'a were organized. The luston
of this combination forms one of the
moat splendid chapters in the history of
minetrelsy. From the start a golden
shower poured into its coffers and It was
everywhere successful and popular.
But to time differences arose between the
partners and Primrose and West drrw
out of the firm. For a time thenldorgou-
izution was known as Barlow a Wllaon
and still later as Barlow, WIlson d: R In-
kIn. But three years ago WIIsnn started
out alone, and a handsome halanCe in
bank attests lhr' Wisdom of his depart
me. Every year his profits increase,
and wherever he goes crowded house:
are certain to greet him. And he do
serves all the success which is his, for
lIeisn prince of goml fellows as well
as a prince of black-faced comedians.
As a fun-maker he is Unique. Mirth
shines forth In his every word. uIntIoII
and gesture, but all that he does I»
original and he creates Instewl of copy
mg. He is out-of those. rare gt‘nluavrl
a born comedian, and It Is safe to
say that he would have lieI-n eqtially
successful in legitimate comedy had
be chosen that instead of mIIIIIIrelsy.
Surely if the men who can win thou-
sauds away from their tolls and cures
should rank as public benefactors, then
George Wilson should head the hat.
Lt ng may he waw.’
Rowuyton News.
Rising Star DIVIsIon, Ho. 40, Sum of
Temperance, held their regular anelllIu
on Friday evening and installed the fol
lowing officers: C. Li. Guider. W. P.;
Fannie Crockett, W. A.; George Wicks.
Treasurer; Arthur Crockett, Financial
Secretary: D. L'flommrdieu. R-cording
Secretary: L'ZZIe Scott, A. R. 8.; Emma
Cuabman, Conductor; Phebe Scott. A.
C.: Josephine Craw, Chaplain; William
Both! 8:, Frank Unshman,0. S. A
large number of the members were pre-
snnt and buaiuers of much InIerIunce
was transacted.
The house belonging to Alonzo Wilson
in Witch Lane that was demolished by
the falling of a tree a few days alnCt’JIus
been rebuilt by Mr. Brundage Without a
word of dissatlafaction by eIIlIer party
and at a considerable expense In Mr.
Brundage.
The oyster business is quite dull here
at present.
Rev. E. 0. Tree preached a pIIWI-rful
sermon (If) "Demons III Men—flow can
they be cast out?" at the Mt‘lllntllsl
church yesterday morning, Rmdulph
Foster McCorrnIIck led lllt‘ meetnng in
the evening. The subj ct use “A Call
to Arms."
We are happy to sInII- that Mrs. Wit.
Item 1. Stevens and Mrs. Raymund, who
have been sick for the past few III-eke,
are Improving and will probably be out.
in a few days.
Jacob Raymond has partly filled IIIII
ice houses here. He is now lilting thi-
ono on the Turnpike.
A necktie sociable will he held at the
home of Miss Moore this «wrung. li
wrll be under the auspices of the, Indie-
of the hlelhodist church and ll pleasant
tImo III assured.
A Runaway.
This morning as (Inuit l, piliko‘I team
was standing in front I)! u lulu-II- III) the
lower end of Woodward avenue the
cushion blow on the lmrnu's buck and
the horse ran away. The inlurmt "ll
animal became loosened from the main
and started up the nullitll‘. Tho hom-
wanntopped buforuauy serious damage
was done.
Happyuntlconlrut is a bride Wllh " The Ro
Chester ;" :I lamp with the liplil ml the rimming
”an Rochester “I!” (‘9. ll Rick "non. New fora
——"hlntl-Im can you gnvu me some
thing to eat?” asked a tramp of one of
our village ladies. " I will," replied the
latter, If you will takes pit-ca of soap,
go into the back yard and wash yourself
that." ”All right, madam. I will do so
with the greatest pleasure, providing the
soap ls Brussels, that I read so much
about."
NIARHIPIII
I'At QUHAI Ntlilamlu ~At the Iealrlencr- of
tin bride No or West our Street flew Yuk.
ll bsrt Iannnae. ol llouth Horwnlk In than
can it Hm.» d tomer of Allan a. (la.
"Ilium. scorer...
Baal Elllll all llllll‘lllll
WASHINGTON STREET
South lorvvalk. Conn.
determinants;
MUSIC HAL] .,
JUIiT ONE NIGHT.
MONDAY. JAN. 1 9
A lagnlllccut Proilnctloa of NIIIelomih Century
Binnie y.
suction WIL‘OR’S NEW IAIIO'I'H
MINSTRELS.
The llnrlrcl legume,
HR. GEORGE WILSON
(of “ Walla MeIAgalu" lame. )
Court {Io-tar- I
LB'IV BENEDICT, FRANK H‘Nlflll,
To! LBW Ill, ll. TOM WARD
Ami
45 II‘IT N M A ll ERS 45
And
DUV AL. The Wonder
“gigs" now on sale at floyl‘ s and Gregory' II drug
Muumuumn
Monday, Januarylz.
courts-1's: . ’..'. .
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Nullrl,
SOPRANO.
liliillicell Sherwunl Commit.
Mastsrlieumelluure Buy Sunrun
Solo Organist, Mr. Alex. 3. Gibson.
.09
Tickets lorl‘II- Illrcc rem lining llocim’s. 3200.
Single tickets, 30l- I‘arh. Dist-mun npcI. Wednes-
Iiuy morning, January 7th, at 9:00 o‘clock, at
l’laleu d and (ircgury‘ a drug stores. will
' ' Mince. ' ‘
EB BOAR" OF Ill-II. III? of tho Town of Nor-
walk on the Asscumcnt Hill of 1690, will
meet -t the IIfllte of the ~clvctmin, Mn ‘ndty Juno
Ivy 5 l ill. at. ’ oclock p m; natrrday January
it) “2.3 1 In kx» m : \N-tilnI:tlsy, .lI llaly it at .
o‘cl (a [I III SIIIIIrlay Ilanniry I‘.‘ at .- m ‘ka
p m.; Wmlnos RI lunuury “II III o'clock p In ;
and s to thy Junusrt 2t aI iIIclcck p In fIIIIII-
purpose of Learning M I] (I H m inlmz any and oil up
pulls made I [ht'm fl IIIIbI-Iolugnulllu arsIsI—urs
The Board 0' ltcllrl will nltl'l with the AI-I-Ideors
ass .luxuillnard. saturduy .lIqury 2- auto Incl.
p . lurlh puruo e of :Ihatmgthc lels of I-nlt'
and disabled persons
B. 8. RH T“ I Board
[Ilium «smut-IL or
l’l.\l"l‘ PHI: II lflelnf
Norwalk. (‘0qu DQf‘t'lhl)‘ -r :20, I50 .1 ,
1, u Burird ul Belle! \Ililce. '
NO'l‘lCB is lllllllilli (IIV EV THAT THE
Bo-mlol' Rune! tnr III ("by of south Nor
wall will mt‘l nu Mnudav J I mry. I M II: 309m
Snrurday laumry III at. III p In ; Prhday drillin-
an 16 a! ": lop m aIIIThumiuy .lummry‘ .1 at
. '1th ill in tin. I I I'rxnrxllnimr '3,tf for IhI ,IurpuI-I
of marlin: uml Illltrmvulug all appends lrom Ih.
«I. .gmfilu t‘lly Arrive-uri- and cousin! 5:, and
adjuuugilu vIlIIatmu lnlht He! 1' s9".
MAT'l‘llB“ CllltllETl‘. I Board of
JOHN W Dalilt. l ltrIII-l
[undermi- Ci!) of South Noirwalk the 24th day
of lien-tuber, lSUl d.'l
r
Election.
Tm: Fla 'r Nat-tout. nun: or *ocrn Noswau;
Bonn Nonvuur Coax, Du II. um
Bl lar Annual “with. of the Stock o'ds's
oft Is Bank, for the elrclu In of Drmlorn (or
the cues ng year ~'-Ill be held I lt- Bau- lug Home
on 'Iueulay the am dad” Jar nary um Istwccu
the hours of l and“. ' o
B FERRIS. (‘a-bier
mam
Election Mitts-o
HE ("ITY \‘ATIIINAI. RA K 01“ SOUTH
VilltWaLK. (WINK—Thi- rvnlar sun «I
m-t“l gu' IlII- Mo?" holds a I" 'hla IIIIIk tor 'hr
elucuuho. Il-Iecurs for the mining! yI-Itr IIII' lu
ll ml a the on: kunz room on 'l‘uertlay. January ill,
184,(IOIIIIIU'JU't‘lIf‘kll ..
Ht Ull it I. \‘ITUV f'nvbII-r
South Nivrwalk. (mm lltt‘. ll Him) dz") “llljflld
Lil as
flflRL N PUIN'I'.
(MIKIIIIIIY' :I l'IIlN'l‘)
SIN TII \flll“ AI.“ - C0\N.
Hausa 011811 III III WllIll
oysters In “I from IIII‘ nun-unmi-
lng Inuit-rs II'I‘I‘Q'II III ct‘cry
auto.
3'. E. POWER
a‘I It l'lilll'lthTtllf.
FOR SALE.
Advertisements under this head not standing 5
lines ltlrue 25c, Mime: "Inc lwwk $100
1'“th rlIIIIcI building loin, 50 and so (not from, III,
West avenue Apply to W. (2. SAN“ III “ll
l. I. llUVT. fl“.I t!
TO LET.
Alive met mt III- mull-I llIII- Inuit um etrrulmv ‘
Ilnon llltlir 15! 'i llmur '01 I wait Ill)
III lllltll’ ll oils Tun \iAN AN!) “it'll
I wIIlImIIII lmanl Alm two or time rIIIglI
mom» with or III III ll ll um! All ulrely lumlslml
in II new and In no It I ( ill «I lumen .m l'llll II; at
IIIII mmll II iInprIIII-IIIIIII- lIImlvc o la II» A
Golden. I} an! a: \\ II-hIIIgloII strict, aIII Nor
watt. IJDJI
IIINII It? IIIXA IIUOIQIIN wnuiiwatil)
I n‘llllll‘. an Also h on of six m- me. Kant
N 4|"an aw, l'artul II III-con Wuode‘u avenue.
‘9 IIIIpIIrII of B A Woodward
' ‘WU “THIN“ 0N WAHIIIMSTIIN HTRKKT
l Illlrlgo. Ninth Nntna'k Mair mm lenvmt'hl
iris-true lIIl IlIIIIz Indrm Impmwmrhla Inquire
or Wlllllm“ .lnw Irrmurlllc I It station. llllw
‘ Hi" B-I mm It (III-MIN IIII'I‘Ilt i'l‘ltlv'l‘
and Taylor av-mic llcnla from ’4 to sit
permomh. up still al. Hansen ltayInImd “’0
Lou. pm
Laltlll'. lll'lIJIINIl, LAIIT lNllll Hm a
hat rm" 7, math lmlldm sent! two storirn
anIlaIlIiIIum min and com! I. NI: a good boll”,
abhor" power Iumblrv'nr ll Iy hII-lnm apply
t .loltn ll ltmpu ho 9:! WI It ntxcel. south”??—
l.
rmirii m- m. multis- mm III-
pmvcmmu llvnl 3|“: AM] to W ll
smith MWM street ennui Now-h MIMI
p lt- -II.tI TIINntltfv'rtm Wa'rltit H’I'IIIIIT. as
n broom Imam-III mi WM." rim-I fill; “2 room
tenement mi Wa er m (at, 3: I: room moment on
Wain street. no; 5 room mount-III on Water street,
.9: ll rruin tenement rm Water etlfex .9; ll 7 mom
hone-sen Taylor avenue. till; I 7 room linemeut
on Affhfllfl’t‘t. Ole. myrnond Bron.
do If
'l‘lllt Wmillwutll limit-Whit-“ militia,
Hot and cold water. bath room banter. M
with MINNIE (or live rum cow stab!
houses or. all In period repair
mm It did Well Iar valency.
as, chlelron
Inquire III I}.
(Ill! If
I Allmt. M
«clown-rt oration
lly. Mills» is. harbaak'mt.
,, PLIAIIA‘QIIT null ll! A (.‘mWBNlKN'l'
an! A Iocaillnty Wmmwmmmutem
'0 visit Whitman-m some time I&lll the films": gr
, a y. In. . .
WANTII inmlmai-i raw III-hIIInInIInt' out!
so mmu uncertain hard. not assertions
' it we. lw ark 'l W. A Dari
We take lhln bellied In pith'lcl runs out
marks I; 12:6“, It sun's Iva-I 7J3}? "here?
a put an out I mass
m " m ' langamn Wanna.
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S UTE! NORWALK EVENING SEMINEL. MONDAY. JANUARY 12. 1891.
_JANUARY=-..-
Mlllll llllWN SM.
THIS WEEK.
——————¢oo—~——~———
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
Ellis, Jacket and NflWHllll
AT COST AND BELOW.
.....".. -w
l. Dickerman &
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NOR W'ALK. CT.'
GREAT JANUARY SALE;
W’Ji'h
.34).. ;
VI e mi) opening: :i “1,": lim cl \' fixinvr (Iniglmm mil 8. m
’sutt‘kms Ill: It will 1w sold (limp I'm ( :Ish
the new Spilll” slle-s
\\ e have inluwnmlml ll l)l1'l(‘(llltlil)ll int“ .I. llx'S (:II)I.~',.\'I:I1.
Plush Silt‘lilll'g aml ( lIilIl: v'u s (' imks.
sec ulmt mu HUI huv
Among the Inugntnh will h-
puirs nl lunt Bl Itl: “use lm‘ l::~IIz:~:' (mnel 5 Hair Hal
Hose, 2%; the heal Lildlt'h' Riblu I1 Vest cvvr (Illr'l‘t'il, at 'lflc;
,l.:It1ies' ”I‘lllfilllt'llvtl szmlka-rt-hiet'x, file; :1 iii}; (lllVI‘
‘Gomls :It 100. reduced l'rum lili-
1 MIN“, m: l: :Ilul m In
('llH and gut pm. illlll’
.l lurgvl me, 1mm! l'uz' 15M“; 93‘
351';
ill Dl't‘»
0..
SOUTH NORWALK. ’
We haw placed It luIIr- lim- ul' ('I'Ilpi‘ls in mu South \Ul ‘,
walk More Three hundred yards III remnants a! ’o: (nu-.h I
Carpet l’.. per, all kinds I-lII-ap \nu Iiill find :I llU‘ lino ulb
Spun" (Iiugh: llllS :lls‘u ll My time in Dies. (Bonds :ll IUI ’
Give (III III :1 call; no tumble I I elm“ gundh,
Siowopeu llouday ll ednesdat) and satin IIM viewings
SKCOFIELD dc HOYT. ,
GHANULATEDSUGIRTUBEGIVEN All
MOORE 8r HARMAN’S
lulil Imlhm lllllll II we w ill grit..- Il pnuu I. III III Inulitul
|l
Sugui with PVC Iy puunul ()1 Im tux .IU nuts, ,
FOR CASH ONLY. "
Now Is your oppmtunil} ('unw (Ill.
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Selling Out :1
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II II-t Kt), as III- will IlH up thin drpatlrt l III: In Iqu- m In In” rat-m3“, “(1113,...”-
FUR CAPES AND MUFFS
Will lwto'nl II In reasonable price WI moat main room.
CORSETS.
thnve IIIIIlaIuI-I stockoltlI-re goon-III Ilwr All aid It II II no In rm! “up”. kl r'a PM h;
In In“ r ”l [luring this sale we will It ll um spot lIl hr" II n. vu ll k mm in: :l. n- m.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AND Ml lll till-I III l’lalh. W-hlti arrl Pant] my...» an mm um mt
MILLINERY.
All trimmed Hats and shat“ must be ml I. MI tea-unable I'm-r Ivfmcd.
I-I. Kfiizcrn,
Multitukcmn Hillel Block, South Nurwulk.
“R““Blllllll. MEATS
THADDEUS GUYER,
lllnccmmr In 1‘. nurr (layer at ham.
8 P R I N G W O O D ,
ALI. 080mm “to.“ I'TLY Fl Idle)”.
City Poopla and It. to their advantage to trade
with no.
qxvm mm A. 1-3141...
I)" not nI' a III a Ill pm on: ly
890"le 3‘ ""3 THE tutu SHIRE.
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L' llfllES Fllll All,
.3 AND FREE AT THAT.
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Come and get a. sample at the quality of Candy which we
are guilt" lt) ollur for 1% per pound.
Let everyone come on Saturday. afternoon or evening, at
which time Iverono will be able to try it for themselves,
Flil‘l‘} lot: will find it far better for the money. than any
(\(‘l‘ «filmed 111 South Imwalk befme.
First cuqum on rinhi lI Ind side of door we shall devote
hurleit hex to all kinds of candies, etc.
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Saturday Grand Opening.
' The l'nlluwln” (mud: all at the best makes , :It the follow-
Iug plats viz:
ecu POUND worm}
Best American Mixed Candies. “lo 250
Chocolate Creams. 190 30c
Gum Draps 120 200
Sugar Pepper-mints. etc. 260 40c
Cream Almonds, 29c 400
Best grades and qualities of
Mixed Candies. 390 601!
The celebrated TENNEY’S
I 110. boxes. 740 $1.00
Etc . Eic.. Elton. Etc.
Wait for our ,Lfl'ilflll January Marl; llm. II >‘ Ill? (:1 all lkinds
1 “1"“. (hunk, iII'. Vim}: III HIV“
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83 WASHINGTON STREET.
@OUVI‘H NORWALK CT.
F H. NASH & BRO.
HA". E: .31 'I'I‘ .’ ‘i' 2H1.“ A IDS nt'm li
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Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
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FANCY CUPS, savanna AND Humans.
Mugs. Pl In and Shaving Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.
lull; In: Ili‘m' Ml l.‘ :r'llt‘T I.’.~‘~ AND Will. BE N“ [.0 1T THE LUWEST PRICES.
F. H. NASH d: BRO.
.BOYCOTT mum Business Utilize!
P , fl sTtIIr'II-III. co“.
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'OYSTERS.
N orwadk Oysters
Tlmlli
Fish UIIIIII Slams, Salt Fish
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l'me Tomato f‘uhup. Imported an ‘ DOG BlSCUlT.
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Imported “rapes, I'lcklcd ll) i- , ll 4.
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ORDERS DELIVERED PROMP'I’LY
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one Qimilty,~ The lie-It dim Ito “more \vrnnr, ”ridge”!
Ml, Veal Lamb “mini W It. “1' III-II PM» fl}
Imus-1,. Bed, omnkrd Taurus Horas fry
“boulder, Han-II lumen t'mlr , _» :9,
(m to . ‘ ' .
Home Utensil Pnuliu a Specialty. 4,:
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l’ Gt ”‘3‘“. "MO.
“61‘ to llfia
”New, 436 Halo mm.
“mm". ‘3“
Orders Delivered l’ruuiptly.
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Norwalk Chronicler