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Notices 0 local entertainments of all
“do, to
and clothes calculated to promote priests
Wests, W where an advertisement
a! mic appears in advertising columns.
use charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
utisIe. M
low lurk Harald Weather forecasts-
Thelanitobs storm has moved with
loosening force to Ontario. It will move
“ m to-day, causing higher
in thh section and New
will: this district to-day warmer,
partly cloudy weather will probably pre-
vail, with fresh and brisk southerly
wind; shifting to southwesterly, follow-
ed by increasing cloudiness and by snow
or rain. In the Middle States today
warmer, partly cloudy weather and
fresh and brisk southwesterly winds, fol-
ktwed by snow in the lake region, ex-
east and southeast toward the
coasts at night, with rough sea ed the
coasts tomorrow; and in New England,
partly cloudy, warmer weather and
fresh sontheasterly to brisk southwester-
ly winds, followed by snow and by high
windsoff the coasts. On Thursday in
this section and In New England warm-
er, partly cloudy weather and brisk
mutbwestorly to northwesterly winds,
preceded by snow or rain, and followed
by clearing and a cold wave, and on Fri-
ycoider, fair weather and fresh
northwesterly winds.
8st.
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Fri.
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miniature Almanac for Its-Morrow.
Sunsets flig2htidellow2t5ide
_ 7.17 4.48
Chief of Police Buttery is suilsring
from a avers cold.
The one of Stats vs. lire. Sidney Wilo
liams hu man nailed.
The Young Men’s Social club have
leased new quarters in the Phoenix block.
Buckingham Post, G. A. 12., hold their
mar meeting in the Athenmum to-
, night.
It is announced thatbur genial friend,
Ray Crosby,is soon to be married to a
Hillard lady.
—Photographs ol the wrecked engines
on the Danbnry road, at North’s.
The incorporators of the Fairfield
County Savings Bank will hold their an-
nual meeting on Wednesday, January 28.
C. Swartz has sold, through Taylor&
Golden, a lot on Woodward avenue to
Frank Fitch, clerk for B. F. Stevens, the
grocer. _. _
The Salvation Army will hold a public
meeting in temperance ball on the bridge
Thursday evening. Go and hear Dan-
hury George. __
The small window lights bare Men
placed in the Beat avenue ll. E. church,
and the men are expected here to-day to
put in the large ones.
—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
It is said that the “Allen House” at
the corner of Water and Chapel streets
out soon be under the management of
Thor. Toohil, a former proprietor.
The meeting of the Epworth League
at the First I. E. church this evening,
willbsledby George W. DIckens. The
subject will be “The Salt and the Light.”
E. E. Gotham, of East Norwalk, went
to Bartlord this morning to appear be
toss the house committee on elections in
"9rd to the rejected ballots in the
Third District.
Water Commlwloosr I’rowitt states
that the pressnt water difficulty in the
hermit Willnotiastany Icngthoftime
’itbwlcr will be turned on direct,
ltd all of the trouble overcome.
Holographallorth succeeded logos.
ting excellent viswsof the engines which
salidsdon the Danbury and Norwalk
walla this city yesterday morning.
Thsywlllbsplscsdonsalsln a day or
m
A dightly demented tramparmsd with
ahlgclub, wasmaklng the rounds of
residences in the vicinity of Franklin
ysslsrday. He was an ugly
canines and many ladies were afraid
at him. ”th
his. arm Comstock, of North we.
ass, who was on the Danbury train at
Ifi this of the coll'uion in this city,
ysstsrdsy mowing. is at the «stem of
sistivss on Wilton avenue, having sus-
m a savers nervous shock. Her head
bio badly braised and aches continu-
,.
:c—All thalocal news can befoandla
”massnmwbicblscassls
‘MsmWiunipauk.
rsportssrs afloat rsgardingths
m avsnueelsctrlorallroad. One
oftbssblstprojsstors oftbs sntsrprias
WDWW yesterday
“Maunwsgdellsltahad
W w and It would be some
httlsflmsbafcresaytblsgcosld bssov
Winter—stirs.
”W...
on admission-is charged '
1.2
.,.
The Board?“ School visitors Inset
enthuse” «suing.
Thsrsisarecllent skating on Kcsler’s
pond. Thsioeisvsry thickand smooth.
Amsstingwillbcheld atlheltoway»
Mlkcburch thisoveoing towhicb
msnulyarsinvited.
The three daughters of Charles Wil-
liams. ofthahovserailwsy llns.have a
severe attack of whooping-coeds.
The ladies of the First Congregational
church will hold their annual anniver-
sary meeting in the chapel, l'riday alter-
noon.
Eugene ItcCano. formerly with J. L.
AmblerlCo..has taken a position in
the packing room of the Norwalk Lock
company.
Although we printed several hundred
extra copies of Tea Barman yesterday,
tbedsmand for the paper was greater
than we could supply.
The luneral of Frank Sheldon was
held at his late home on Monroe street,
at 2:00 o’clock this afternoon. inter-
ment was in Riverside cemetery.
—-0urbing.5_0 cents a foot. William
Shddomcontractor. . , .
freight car got out of order near the
Washington street crossing and a slight
delay was caused in reparing the dam-
age. __
John H. Remson's milk wagon broke
down at the corner 01 France and Can-
non streets this morning and considers-
ble 0! the lactsal fluid was lost upon the
frosty ground.
The last meeting was held in the East
Avenue I. E. church last evening. in
the future meetings will be held in the
basement hall until the completion of
the main audience room.
E. D. Hoyt, of the firm ol A. H. Hoyt
a Son, who recently became a benedicl,
has rented the Enos Kellogg residence
on Elm street, and will go to house keep-
ing about the first of February.
A. B. Bennett, the mail carrier, who
owrma furnished house in Weston, had
occasion to go there last evening and
discovered that the place had been
broken into and nearly everything stolen.
Jarvis Kellogg, clerk for Smith Broth-
ers, who recently fell and dislocated his
shoulder, was down to the store yester-
day afternoon for a short time. He
caught cold and this morning is unable
to get out.
TheOourt ol Burgeeses will hold an
adjourned meeting tonight for the pur-
pose of borrowing money so pay firs bill
of cancer Brothers for laying the new
macadam road. The bill amounts to
nearly 81,500.
John Howe of East Norwelk,who was
on the switcher that colltded with the
passenger train yesterday morning, is
confined to his bed at his home on Fort
Point road. He is severly burned about
the body and lace.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the East
Avenue hf. E. Church will meet this
«suing at the residence of hire. David
Dibble on VanZandt avenue. There will
be a quilting party in connection with
the regular business.
William E. Buxton, who narrowly
escaped being crushed by a 2,000vpouud
printing press, last week, is slowly im-
proving. Heisable to leave his room
by the aid of crutches. Be is very sore
and m“ not be able to get out for some
time.
-'l'ne EVENING SEMINEL can now be
found on sale at J. C. Randle's store,
Winnipauk.
Charles Beers, a well known builder
and contractor of Bridgeport, died in
that city, Monday, alter a long illnem of
Bright’s disease. He was born in Nor;
walk in 1823, the son of James and
Esther Beers. He had lived in Bridge-
port forty years.
The creditors of the assigned estate at
J. L. Ambler & Co, met in the probate
silica this morning and approved the
appointment of C. B. Coolidgsss trustee.
Nelson Dickerrnan and Edward Street
were appointed appraisers. The com-
missioners will be appointed in a few
days. W
The annual meeting of the Odd Felv
lows Mutual Aid Amociatlon was held in
New Haven yesterday. The secretary’s
report showed that the present member-
ship ls ones. a gain for the year of
thirty~thrcc. Benefits amounting to
384,000 were paid during the year on the
“hoof filly-one members. Thsasso
. elatltll “336.8%.” on hand
Capt. J. B.Thomas,of the Standard
Sugar Refinery in Bones, fathsrin-law
of In. J. B. Thomas, Jr., formerly Miss
Annieli. am, of South Norwalk, died
yesterday morning, at the age of 75
years. in the days of ’49 ha sstablisbsd
a comet-Ion and mercantile business
labs Francisco, wherein hssarasd the
auclsnsof a fortune now sad-sated at
ten millions. Thirty years ago he came
sastand purchased the Standard Sugar
Refinery. Capt. Thomas was very gen
cross in rallgtomglfls.
Will Selby, of Brldnort, wbcss stage
name is Walling, is a member of George
Wlhon's llastrsls, whwh appear at
lode flail neat sight. ilr
Selby has anussbsrof friends to Nor.
walk who. no doubt, will be glad to see
bias. An sachsugsspsaksof him as fol-
lows: ”l‘hsmtnghg was particularly
good. thatof Will Walling being aspec-
Ially tins. Ir. Waning has are-ark-
ably pure and sweet ssnor yobs, aad
captivated his hearers with his superb
rendition of that bmutlful ballad, 'Down
an the 7am! The quartetts mag in
patent harmony and was deservedly
applauded.”
Kappyaadcsntsatiaabsidswllk"1’helo
icstsr’alampwithlhsiightollhcming.
”as” has momma-ass
This morning the running gear or s'
”Tm" imam
”WWW N6“? ”or. lo ’0. In. ism
confer the first degree to-nlgbt.
0mm Ireland was obliged to go home
this morning on account of a severe cold
and a lever.
West-man Darkest was kept busy this
monies miss lbs salt bounty to III.
rescinded rm Tenof them have
already been paid. ..
“Eli" Burchard, 0. L. Barrett’s driver,
was amend town this morning, looking
for his milk wagon which was stolen by
some practical joker.
Dana 0 Diesel! is in Bridgeport today.
making arrangements to open a new
market there. His present place of busl~
case has been sold to the South Norwalk
Beef company.
The State Sunday school association
thch recently held its convention in
Danbury to preparing for an institute to
behold in Ansouis, January 20th and
30th. Rev. Archibald Wheaten, pastor
ol the South Norwelk Baptist church,
and a number of others will be present
and speak.
- PERSONAL I’AIIIAGIKWIISL .:
The aolngs slid min-3W! "facts I“; b
E -. Elk-WM A'W""
lrs. Howe! floppock is” visiting llrs.
M. P Stone on Camp street.
Miss Cowen, at New Jersey, is visiting
Miss Ella Hilsdon, in this city.
bliss Julie Reed. of Danbury, Is the
guest of Miss Willa Hoyt. of West ave.
Miss Juliet Gregory, of Danbury, is
the guest of live. 0. Ward Selleck of
Camp street.
Mrs. W. W. Keyes, ot Slratlord, for
merly Miss Lillie Selleck, is calling on
friends in town to—dny.
John Ll. Kilboy, of the Catholic Stand
ard office, New Haven, formerly of Nor
walk, was in town to-dsy.
Him Hattie Reed, of SoInerille, New
Jersey, is visiting her sIeter, Mrs. Wil-
liam Miller, on West avenue.
Mrs. 0. 1). Beds", of the borough, has
gone to Brooklyn to attend the wedding
reception of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 8, I.
Mr. and lire. Albert S. Bernhard, of
Oxlord, N. Y., are visiting Mr. and hire.
William W. Lester, on Golden Htll
street.
Dr. and Mrs. lease it. Sanford, of
Sheffield, Muss, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. ChristIau Swartz, on Hevdand
street.
—Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry usc— Brussels.
Till) “ OLD PABALLBL.”
The Company Organised Anew U-dar the
Sam. lama.
The New York,BridgeporI and Eastern
Railway Company, organized last year,
was by the decision of Judge Phelps, It
may be remembered, declared not to be
properly organIzed, and therefore had no
legal existence. The parties interested
have had an entirely new survey madepr—sn
and on Wednesday last organized anew
under the same name, and filed their
articles of association in the Secretary
of State's office on January 8th, with the
following named persons as directors:
Henry R. Parrott, Bridgeport; A. L.
Winlon, Bridgeport; E. K. Lockwood,
Norwalk; 0. B. Coolidge, Norwalk;(ieo.
R. Cowlee. Norwalk; ’l‘hos. N. Brown,
New York; William Reich. Mann]. 1).
Ilowry, Norwich; Geo. E. Spare, New
Haven; (7. B. Adams, New Haven; (loo.
8. Forbusb, Brookline, Mess.
At the meeting of the directors held
yesterday at the Atlantlc House in
Bridgeport, Henry R. Parrott. of Bridge
port, was elected president; Geo. 8. For
bush, of Brooklins, Mass" vice-president;
Geo. E. Spare, of New Haven. treasurer,
and Tbos. N. Brown, of New York,
secretary.
This organiution is for the purpose of
constructing a road from New Haven to
New York,and Is the line known hereto‘
fore as the “Old Parallel."
——AII irate womanhoocked III the head
pt a flour barrel because her grocer
wouldn't trust her for Brussels soap.
A Itmckst at Capt. Ball's Dock.
Last night the police were notified that
there was a disturbance at Captain
liiram ll. Bell's wharf. They went
there and found a party which from their
appearance. had been drinking freely.
Henry You Name and Elm Conley were
placed under arrest thIe the ollwrs es-
coped. The prisoners pleaded not guIlty
to the charge ol drunkenness and breach
of the peace before Judge Knapp this
morning and the case was adjourned
until this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
I. I. e. a. Notes.
A new class in pmmanshlp will be
formed for a course of twelve lessons ip
business o‘enmansrilp The sessions will
be held on Ionday evenings from 8 to ll
o’clock. The first lesson will be given
out Honday night.
The date of the appearance of Marshall
P. Wilder, the humorist, as the closing
entertainment in the association course,
has been changed to Friday. April 3.
Disc-amid” la Onaascslcat.
in this revenue district, Connecticut
and Rhode island, 4,455,257 pounds of
olcomargarioe were used last year. most
of it in am. island, Connecticut's law
cutting ltofl in this stats. Theamoant
of menus collected from the olsovnar—
garine produced in this district from
July to December, lMJnclusive, was
“.365. 80.
change of Denys.
The U. 8. Lighthouse board gives no
ties that the lollowlng iron baoys in
Long island sound have bssn taken up:
Housstonio river entrance buoy, black
and white stripes; The Cows, red. No. 26:
Harbor Ledge, black, No. 1: Cocksnoc
island, red, No. 20. Their places are
marked by spar buoys of the same colors
and numbers.
"What!" said the judae, "you here
again? Yes, your honor. When 1
think of how kind tbs prison oflclals avatar
udbowcoldthaworldhlcometoths
conclusion that It don’t pay to be honest.
'I
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Rlll Elllll Iii [Ollllllfl
WASHINGTON STREET
South Donn-1k. Conn.
sassu
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Inimusm “"‘lt'l‘luo'f'w.
Argument woaaxk'wrenas a Pas:—
WI- “!!le in I W
ll'y‘mlnoussat aim” Burbank street"i
‘w."
FOR SALE.
Advsvthsmasts under this head, not exceeding 5
I:sss,tummc.sumesuc. l wastrel»
TWO choice building lots, to and to fast trounce
West avnus Apply to W. C. Mill's“; or
W—
1—“
TOLB'I.
Adverthsasantsundm thlsbsad. notcsccsdtngs
llnmlumsfiqtummmlwsektl
LABGI FURNISHED 800' T03." ‘10 A
mmw.wmwwsse
Inquire of I A Woodward.
HOD-IDS AID ROOMS 0N WATIR STRIP!
and Ta lor avenue. Rents from 84 to 3|!
mouth. and Bro-
]6 It
Bsym
LARGE BUILDING, LAST USED FOR A
list factory: stain lInildIng M170. two stories
Md addition do“), and good once; a good boiler,
85 here: power. Suitable for any business. Apply
ml?“ ll. Knapp. No. as West street. ”out: Stor-
snlt on class.
FLOOR OF FIVE uncle; MODERN lil-
provcmcnts. Rent 12. A ly to W. ll.
Smith 33 West street, Soul Norwak. do! If
5300M TBNRIBNT 0N WATBll STREET. 9;
tenement on Water street. :9, 2 room
tenement on Water street, 8i; 2 room tenement on
Water on set, All; 5 room tenement on Water _strecl,
89; 5room ts-uementonWaIsr street 39-, :"l I room
houses on Taylor avenue. 310; I 7—moui unemcut
on Arch street, .12 haymond Bros. dz: ll
Ell WOODWARD BOIISTIAD—ll ROOMS
llotaadcold Irate. bath room beau-I. Ac.
with stabllng for alvehorsu, ww stables, chicken
houses, to. all repair Inquire of C.
Swartz, at old Well lgar Company. 013 II
PLIASANT Boll IN A t‘ONVlNlKN'l‘
locally lsoflcred topcrsons whowould like to
visit Washington some time ani the winter or
firing. BcoInand board sem- HrsJ
rbonr. lulu” N W.. Waahlhzlomb I
u2dtl
City Board of Belle! Notice.
MIC! IS 1]."!th GIVEN THAT THE
Boards! Relief for thr- City of South Nor‘
walk, W1” meet on Monday Junuaryb. at 3 so
Saturday January 10, at? 30p In; Friday, ann-
ary to one!) or; and Thursday. January 2: at
7 :.t0p In all eConnciH‘ number. for the purpose
of hearlnfisud determining all appeals from the
uni cgsof I: City Assessors. and oallxltg and
adjusting the valuation in the list of: so.
IIA A'l'l'BlW CORBITT, llloard of
OWEN DA KI. l Roll lilo
Dated at the City” of South Norwalk the slab day
of December rm
District of Norwnlit, as: Probate
Loan, anuary l. l, A. D. 1891.
Rate of William Keith, late of Norwalk, in
mid district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and Illowed six months from the date
hereof fortha Creditors of said estate to exhibit
thehelafms for settlement. Those who neglect to
ttbelr accounts, properly attested}, within
saidttms willbsdenaneda
lsaludsbtcdio saldlstatsarcrequeate
ill 2i gym HENRY SIYIOUR, Administrator.
Dlslrlct of Norwnllt as: Probate
Coll“, January 13, A. 1)., 189l.
lama of William Keith. late of Norwalk. in
said district, deceased.
The Court 0! Probate for the District of Norwalk,
bath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for nttlemcnt. Those who II tees to
present theirsemunta properlyattested wl lnsald
time. will bedebarred a recovery All persons in.
debud to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate [Intent to DISNEY SKY-l)! R.
in Al 28 Administrator
Probate sale of Item statute.
URSI'ANT to ll order of III» (‘ourt of Probate
for the District of .\ lrwalk will be sold at
publle auction tollII highest bidder on Thursday
January l5 trill a: 2 o'clock sltcmoon (nulosa pre-
viously disguised of at private salI-l the dwelling
house and lot fronting uII Cove lill‘cl. corner at
'l'hlrd avenue on the cent-Ills: l-' «Im. so called, in
East Norwalk, lonncrly usual and «magnum by
lary lchll, now diseased The lot I .
by 150 feet in ma, and the house ccntalm eight
rooms with attic and collar
SaIelo take lac: on the premises. Terms and
conditionsus known at time-o! sale. For par”
titulars inquire of wt] Ltlt'KWOOD. Admlnla
ltator. or JAIIS Il l'l HELL. Auctioneer.
at Small, December ‘24. 1390.
at? a! j! o lo M
muslc l-IAI .L,
JUST ONE NIGHT.
MONDAY.JAN. 19
A lagnldceul Production of Nineteenth Century
linstrelsy.
Glillllllli WILSON'S NEW IAIIOTH
MINSTRELS.
The lleslrel Ilagnatr,
In. GEORGE WILSON
lof“Wal:1-Mc.Agaln" fame I
Court Jae-sor- s
LBW BENEDICT, FRANK I‘Nllll,
TU! LlWlll, II Till WAllil
And
4:. ms MAKERS 4:45
And
DUVAII. The Vendor
‘l‘lcssls low on sale at lioyl' s and (Irvgsry's’urls.
MAID
I’M...
ROOlOalthlOsRllOOO.
81 lrm 8t, III loll Olly.
WI nsva comm 0' IA”
Steel Shin ram Wagons,
hm Carts, Balkan! carts
ma ates, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy ltidsrs,
Burrito Phaeton, Burg”.
Top and No Top Drilvsryw
Wagons, ltilk Wagons.
“new is minim alums,
mTka are the ARR-kl that will lease
bass a war wlds
reputation asw to quality. style and finish.
Baas vast We
pastas stars
bass abss some as
rs III the
World. Alsahss stlss nearest sad but
total Ink anas In How Yarn.
POUND.
Dar scanners. or our own sows
I
“mantras-saunas: aI
E'wm “climbers
alhpost om cc. Jill 1w
WU!!! %DWAD
Warming“. fiAQEWip$ ,
:Norwalk. le ‘i'arfl o ason wardm avenue,
,M ,. .
OAR IE8
OF AND FREE AT THAT.
L; Iggy, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II 13.91
FOR All,
Come and get a sample of the quality of Candy which we
are going to ofler for 190 per pound.
Let everyone come on Saturday afternoon or evening, at
which time everyone will be able to try it for themselves,
FREE. Y on will find it far better for the money, than any
ever oflered in South ~01 walk before.
Fi rst counter on right hand side of door, we shall devote
hereafter to all kinds of candies, etc.
*V—‘p-rm
ing prices, viz:
Saturday Grand Opening.
't ‘f‘ scold
ti ”'th fhl‘ldlviifg g'oogs’gzfli lit me best run es, at the hollow-
32m rations. ’1 com
‘1‘ 4'6" '6'“ '4' «cerium
Best. American Mixed Candies. 19c 25c
Chocolate Creams, l 90 300
Gum Drops 120 20c
Sugar Peppermints. etc. 26c 40c
Cream Almonds, 29c 40c
Best grades and qualities of
Mixed Candies. 39c 60c
The celebrated TENNEY’S
I lb. boxes. 74c $1 .00
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.
W nit f0: 0111 gland lununry Mark Down Sale 01 all kinds,
oi Dry Goods previous to inventory.
THE BOSTON STORE,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK OT.I,..II.UI I«..I1v..1::...»n..
F. H. NASH & BRO
HAY 8 J1 ST RICE“ Kl) A HNE STUCK OP
'CARIISBAD, FRENCH AN“ “(HIEMIA-N l "IVA,"
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets
DIOKING AND ‘VATI‘ZR Sl‘st Carpet Palptfll all killd> Illt ti)
FANCY CUPS, SAUCERS AND PITCHERS.
WNW“... w- m...—
EANUW
MARK OOWR SOL
THIS WEEK.
——9o9-—__
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
llln Ruins an Newmarkus
KT COST AND BELOW.
Imam I III.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
ESOUTH NORWALK. CT.
vim Ilggm Sill
*SOOFIELO & HOll’S.
i “o mo ()1 oninrr II 1qu lim I). . pm)" Ginrrhnms and Seer-
squI is that will he Sulil c-he up to: dish. ('nmee early and see
’thc new spring stysle.
‘ “l have inuugnm'ed :1 big: re Llllfthll in Clocks, Capes, Seal
:I’Insh Sum W“ mm! ‘ him“ :I'; 2M :1; Wall and "cc prime. and
sec w hat you can bu}
2 Among the hmnnim will he A large fine Towel for We; 6
L3: Gents Cami-1's Hair Hall
lilose 29¢ : the be>t Llidlts RH Fwd lost over of th red at 256;
Lmllvs “muslin hml ii ml“ .{t rthlvls, 3L c; :1 big drive in [Met-s
aifiouds at Mt Imiuud Mom 1“:
SOUTH NORWALK.
pillct‘tl II largo ’Iim: (It Carpets in our South Nor»
Hmw hum re '1 y: [HINDU remnants III, 25c each.
You will find It Ike» line of
II bi" drive In Dress hoods It We.
no trouble to Show goods.
“I Inn 9 '
€walk .mro.
Spring Ginghams also
Give them :I In“;
Mugs, Plain and Shaving. Engraved and Plain Glass Ware_§Sl0rl‘0[lt'll Monday,Wednesday nudSaiurdIIyevcnings
(ll B GOODS Alli! FIRST CLASS AND W“ L BE SOLD AT Till LOWEST l’RlC ES.
F. H. NASH (23 BBC.
BOYCOTT
THE OVERLAND PRODUCE CO
But you cant do I: as long as m m“ dillrer‘ a
tunnel of
Pillsbury, Jonas Ol‘ Panama
FLOUR
To your rmidcncc, all expenses pint. {or
filiaBarrel, 8. 0.!)
Address rIImmIInIIIIIlIIIIa II this clllI- "gr IhI
Overland l' rudIIrI- l «untany.
lOR Sill!
81m III Ennis
At ll llig Discount
To make room tor Salim sum. Also a ton line of
006 MEDICINES AND SPRATT'S
DOG BISCUIT.
Don’t mart the
ROlIOOl‘lOl and Lunch Runs!
Open not) day until ls p or
NO. 4 WATER STNLI‘IT,
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some.
ill BOARD I)? lllbllf nt Ills 'l‘nwo of fins
walk. on the Assessment List at In". all)
most It the on” of the ”helm. Monday Jana
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to sliourlmkp In: Welsrsdaydarssry it at?
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and Aalmrisy January ‘39 at I II "first II III If I”;
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as sJIIlat Ilsa-so. enemy. assess
u. m the powers at snails.
u clerk;
pails cl slih
's'I'I resinous: ”on?"
magenta ‘ "'3';
millenflhl-Jm.
fir!” WANT _“AD' ll Till Immlla
’l alluriflrlt demand
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Oy slera in on from the surround-
ing wulora sol-I ed In or or)
style.
3. E. POWER
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FURNITUF
GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW:
80. IAIN STREET,
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OYSTERS
Norwnllt Oysters
That have not been floated.
Fish, Oysters, 61am, Salt Fish,
H(31\l.l.()l’fi.
l’nrs Tomato f’alssp, imported liar
dlses, l’ors Vermont Maple Syrup,
Imported "rapes. l’lcklrd Dys-
lers tsltrdemtaasI-Il floods
—»~ol’ All Kinds. ...
causes oscIvenso sweater“
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int-nought ruin-lea Ilse-ed in mm-
mzflllfl supplied with rev-M t 3.1mm.
Cellar waved for «puls- A President
let-ml Easiness i‘ discs. Musical (kiss.
l""“‘III«IJOR PRINTING”
HOOSO ODOR lOI' RIO WORRY ~
QCOFIELD ck: HOYT.
RRAROLATEO SUGAR TO BE GIVEN AWAY
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hugnr With every pound of 1m fur :30 cents
FOR CASH ONLY.
Non is \(Hil‘ uppmtunii). (' mm: on
Mount O Home“.
Selling Out. !
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CORBETS.
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H. misuse,
Mahut'kmnn Hull-l Nook, Smith Norwalk.
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for 1:! and sprawl-amt arm 1 not n In all "at
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Home Dressed Poultry a Security: "1“ i“ A“ "‘"l‘u‘
0m: Quality. The "rat.
torts III:
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Yuma and lie-pools named and delaMcd oath
improves! pm All III-Im- molly cascades
scen-
(Jhrarlsm Mott,
orders Delivered l’rorsytly. l
CHARLES alarm
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Norwalk Chronicler