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armour. NOTICE.
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds, to which an admit-non is charged,
and notice: calculated to promote private
interests, accept where an odw-lixmenl
of some appears in advertising columns.
anchor-god for at regular rates, 10 cents
alinc.
LIST 0!‘ LETTERS
Bundling annulled for at the following post-once:
tor the wank ending January 1?, not. Persons
cabin: for suyol thus letters will please say they
are lam
sown wonwsu roar omen
Farley. lies a flariirouc r, Gunslin-
sltllhun, list Haggis I. Reedy, BC
In. A.
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lot.
C. E. m, P. M.
KOB'ALK POST Omcl.
Mrs. Sarah Chase. W. 1 Notes
C. a BUBBELL, P. I.
nan noawm roar omen.
John Brace, In. O‘Neil, Oscar neymour, Charles
A. Walters.
HARRY mm P. I.
low York Ilwvuld loath” form
A depression now near the North Car-
olina coasts will probably more north»
cost, causing dangerous northeastern
winds on and in the vicinity of tits Gulf
Stream. A depression near Lake Super-
ior will move nortbmterly around the
large anti-cyclone, with its crest now
overlying New England and extending
south to the Potomac. In this district
May partly cloudy to cloudy, slightly
colder weather and fresh to brisk north-
euierly toeasterly winds will probably
prevail, followed by increasing cloudi
tress. slightly higher temperature, snow
or. rain and dangerous winds on the
Sound and oi! the coasts. On Sunday.
in this section and in New England
Ilightly warmer, cloudy to partly cloudy
"that will probably prevail. preceded
by rain or snow near the counts. with
bulk custody winds and fog, preceded
5! “no! the coast and followed by
clearing. On Monday fair to partly
cloudy, colder weather is probable in
than sections.
m,
Human arr-onus tor To-alurrow.
. Sunrises Sun arts Highude [towtide
7.15 4 52 5.35 11.57
The Board of Councilmen will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening.
I Rev. William H. Lewis, of New York,
will preach in St. Paul’s church to-mor-
row.
:‘Ths day for Winding up the liquor
coach has been set for Thursday of next
week.
The contract tor dredging out Five
Nile River harbor will be given out next
week. _____
There were in the neighborhood Cl 200
skaters on the pond east of the Wash-
Inxtou street bridge last evening.
There will be a baptismal service this
ufieruoon at four o’clock, near the bridge
on the shore road. in East Norwalir.
—Curbing, 50 cents a toot. William
Bholtkin, contractor.
dopurtmcni, has appointed .1. H. Hoyt
unparintsndeni ol the fire alarm for the
ensuing yesr.
The city Board of Relief held soother
ls-lou at the Council Chamber last
evening. They will meet again on
Thursday evening. January 22d.
Tho young people's 6:00 o'clock meet-
lug at the First II. 8. church to—morrow
availing will be led by Mrs. M. D. Ran-
dall. The lubjecl will boa—The trust
committal to us.
~Booudvcrtisrruont "Help Wanted" by
tho old reliable John Hancock Life Ins.
Co. This compuny pays all claims Ill ill
hours. and tastes no doduction to cars
of sulcido or consumption.
Butler tango. l. o. 0. R. has been
hvltod by Our Brothers‘ Lodge to attend
Ibo lunnral of Conrad Stub tomorrow,
and arm requested to mm at Our Broth-
II? [M Room at 12 o'clock.
LB. In, man-gar oi the Norwalh
Wot tbs Bouibm Now England
MM! company, is dWIbflfing way
Mr! among the company's putrons
II this vicinity, together with an official
toluphone list. w
Prot. ll. K. Ferris has been engaged
I brutal" in the Second Methodist
“rub, florwslk, his contact beginning
on larch 3. Ir. Emir now plays the
up. in tho Cougngstlonsl church at
llsw Canaan.
u-Iiss lna W. OVerwu. recent nsdusts
of tho Icrrlll Business College, filam-
hril, basins! born accepted to till s lino
Mina witha law lino in lhrsrhsad,i. 1.
Th W boy. John Williamorn, who
H brow on trial in the Criminal Court
clan-non Pius tor the port thmdsys
0" s m of taking a horse belonging
_*mm Wood, of Mm, without tbr
mum at this owner, was found
guilty, the deliberations ol the jury to!
“only about twenty “until". Judge
his” lord “Hum no and costs.
Tbs am when the can wa-
W liminr: Dsconibsrd term. Tho
wort without sin yesterday
sacrum
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mmmusrmwrs»
Brooksidsbtockl'arw.
Ronni-thew Wollbilliurd and
pool tournament were played burner»
'38.
A son was born l: Kr. and In.
Clarence L. Brush in this city on Thurs-
day.
Plough & UBsilly bavapurnkssrd
tho Ichrnsy residues on Platiuvills
avenue.
Outbomui inst..l.fl.Parsous will
rscniveliiallrstcar load 0! horses this
lesson.
Thcscrvioerlt tboErst Avenue I. 2.
church will be held in tho buss-tern hall
to narrow.
It. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond rn~
isrtaimd nfiw friends at their delight-
full Hillside residence lust evening.
A those was given in loflnih’s hall,
Winnipauk. last night. A huge number
attended and a good time was enjoyed.
Rev. C. II. Pegg. of East Norwulk,
will attend the dedication oi the new
Methodist church at New Rochelle to-
narrow.
~—Brookside Stock Farm offers ten
head at low priord horses cheap.
The veterans who have recently in
ccived their bounty will hold a meeting
at the City Hotel on Wednesdoy evening
of next week.
llr. and llrs. Veins, of Elizabeth street,
entertalned a number of their friends
last evening in honor of their son’s sec-
ond birthday.
Seven more of the re enlisted veterans
have been paid the additional $200
bounty. leaving only eleven more on the
original list to be paid.
The Adams Express company wagon
caught on the gate at the Washington
street crossing this morning and one of
the arms ol the guts was broken.
Charles Whiilock celebrated the
twenty-ninth anniversary of his birthday
last evening, by holding a pleasant lam—
Ily reunion at his home in Wilton.
Robert Clark, son 0! Frank P. Clark.
of Cranberry Plains, started this morn-
ing lot Huntington, Hsmden County.
Mass, where he will spend a mouth with
his aunt.
Frank A. Dickern'an, of this city, has
purchased the business 0! E. 1.. Arnold,
III New Cannon. and is now in full W
session. It is u confectionery and bfik'
ery business.
«Bummber everything tar below
cost at I. L. James’.
Mrs. Jonah Brown died at her home
in Winnipsuk yesterday morning, agrd
70 years. The funeral was held from her
late residence this afternoon. The re—
mains were interred in Wilton flowery.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Stevens celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their marriage at
their home on South Main street, Thurs
day evening. A number of guests were
present and u plrusant evening wasspent.
The members or Kabuosa Encampv
merit, No. 9. I O. O. F., will meet at the
rooms of Our Brothers’ Inigo, No. 10,
Norwalk, on Sunday next, January 18 h.
at 12 o'clock, to attend the tuners! oi
the late Patriarch, C nrad Stash.
A tiddledo wink socrahlo was held at
the residence of Miss lay Andrews. on
the New Canaan toad, last evening.
Tbs prize for tho most export tiddlswist
was given J. B Day, of New Canaan.
and tor the moat expert winkist to Misti
Ads Lockwood, of Norwalk.
The Sunday school scholars of Mrs. G.
W Selleck and thoso of her daughter,
Miss lary Selleck, together with the lat-
ter's music scholars, met at the family
residence on Merwin street. lust evening
and spent a lew delighttul hours. Ice
cream and cake were served.
-Scwer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Gsrdoure out announcing the marriage
of Benjamin F. Birdsall and Miss May
Brudly, both 0! Brooklyn. on Thursday
evening, January 22. at the bride's It'll-
denco. Ir. Blrdsall is a son of Mrs. Gil—
bert Birdssll, and was a former resident
of New Cannon and Norwalk.
This morning about 2 o'clock Captain
Colgrovo Ind Ullicsr Gladstone smelled
smoke near M. David atom in tho I»
buckrmo hotel block. Believing that
something might be burning on the in-
side at tho store, Mr. Davis was rum
owned, but fortunatsly everything was
found to be all right.
At the Union Square Tiioaire, the
quaint rustic naturalnesr of “The County
Fort" and the entertaining drollery ol
Noll Burgers, together with tho horns
race, continua to prove sufictsutly st
tractivs to fill that house at such per-
formance during this, their third consec-
utiro your in New York.
-—-All tbs local news i... be found in
Tn: 37”“ Smart. which is on rate
It Malta’s alum, Winnipluk.
Thomas Hopr, the wall known Nur-
walk artist, has a lugs Mot-kc study at
military arms and unoouirsiuonts, lying
promiscuous!) on a flag, on exhibition
in a Bridgeport art store. The Standard
says the picturs has all that faithfulness
in detail, too- ond texture for whrch tbs
artist is noted and is a most admirable
piece of purely technical work.
The wealth or captain Joseph B.
’l‘botuas, fathor-irlawof In. J. B.
Thomas, Jr., torussrly li- Anuir I.
Bill, of South Norwulk, who dirt! on
Tova-toy in Boston, involution-d at from
836000.000 to sawmills Time is
mount-inst in lbw will which, it is
under-turd. he tell. but tho document
but not yet been filed.
Order i‘sls-pwlthtlial’qfitclfiem
”I'M “momma-urn
Arie-min bearing Ippurutuuibc
iugplacrdintbagaaaor m florwalk
hick nourpuy.
New Canaan is making overtures for
the free delivery system under the new
postal law respecting the tree delivery of
mail by carriers from all third cla-
A party of friends molly ou' rd
‘Tiddlrdy Winks” last evening flit.
residence of Irv. Barry 8. Grumman on
Camp stun. Ii- Grrgory. of Dun-
bury. received tho highcu honor:
There is no truth in iberepovt that tho
Counlidatrd road has bought property
in Bridgeport from James Gregory on
which to erect a new depot. The story
is emphatically denied by Ir. Gregory
and Nathaniel Wheeler, a dtrrctor of the
loud.
ESTER? thllN'l's.
000v:- I’llaaw’a lipstick.
The only attraction booked thus tar
for next week is George Wilson's Min-
Ills-IE, who appear next Monday evening
in Music Hall. Wilson has eliminated
all circus and vaudevillo («inns this
season,und gives the» public instead a
first class minatrol prrformance, an ino-
ration that is admirably concurred and
carried out with meritorious elect and
succrws. Prom everywhere comes the
assertion that “'Ge-uoral George” has an
passed all his preceding rflorts and has
put up a programme which has never
been excelled in any other minotrol com-
pany. Since his opening performance
this sound George Wilson has been n-
csived in every town with the greatest
enthusiasm, and he plays everywhere to
standing room only.
a—figifi'aérimiiéifio.
John H. Tracey wasarrvstcd last night
and made a request of Constable Coulwy
to have him sent to jail {or thirty days.
Bo pleaded guilty to the charge of vs
granny before Judge Knapp this morn
ing and was «amused to twenty days
This, together with the costs. will keep
him behind the bars forty days.
Win Advertising.
Wonllrecognizsthnt as betwesntlso
fellow who works "by his and starts”
Ind the chap who plods along and kerps
at it steamy. the plodda gets than
every time. The spasmodic follow may
create an occasional intrusion, but the
results of his firm] labors m dissipated
in the intervals.
The monsiounl display of Em
being forgotten altogether; while tho
man who works, and keeps working. con-
stsntly improves his position and pros-
pects.
Soitiswilhndvevtising. Itisthoro-
m “ad" 8&1!th effort that
fill. We don‘t nan tits “at?!“ is
mat-almond, but ti: on “is“
odvartherbqwalwu bonus thapan.
plats whornhedsshvatosm hiswurtu.
W'henyou ml: to quit (1de
stop advertising. oridver‘fis‘a only “a?
iuuwiils.“ " '
scrum v ', nitric-s. '
Sorta Normals: Mmonts'r EHSCU
mt. L’HL’RL’ll—Rrv (‘ranoall J. North,
pastor. Punching morning and evening
by the Rev, Dr. ”ilk-l, agent of the
Muthodtst Episcopal Sunday School
Union. Th»- eveoing discourse will be
illustrated with stercnpticon pictures of
life in the sown, showing all phases of
the work of the church among the free-d
men.
50ml Seamus; COSUEEUATIOXAKM—
Row. J. A. Bidillw. pastor. l’rmching at
10:30) min. and 7.130 p in; Young Pmplr's
mwtiug at 6:10 pm. Suhjmt—Whv In
Christ proctor-s to you ?-E,nb. ‘llzl ll)
SWJTH NORWALK Burrow Curios“ —
va. Alc’tibolli Whruior, pat-tor. Mun.-
ing lth-CI—lmIlatmz Christ in miter.
lugs. Evening—Eli} rh'.‘ nppeltl. Prayer
meeting at 5 p. In. Sirangerr welcome
to all th» services.
Finsr CO‘SGREOA‘HUSAL (‘iti‘iicii.—-
Servtces at Will) run. and 7:30 p m
Subjuct tot he mnruing discourse—Th.»
church of the lulure. In lhet'venllrg
Dr. Nubk‘ will gun- the first of a series at
lectures upon the heron and heroine» of
the BINP. Young people especially in-
vIth. Biography is history touching by
example. Come: and learn the- lt‘rmm.
Mid work meeting Thursday evening at
S ir'fillK‘k.
l‘msr Barris'r Cm'itmr ——So'rvicvu to-
morrow on usual, Rrv D M. Seward,
of lhll city, will preach, morning and
evening.
Norms“: Mn'rnomsr Cm’RCll —-
Services tomnrmw nl 1030 w. m. and
7 30 p. in. Subj-«rt of tho morning dis.
cnursr.-——(}oi'n Imllfit' and man’s domin-
ion. in tho arriving thr- first of it Iv"?!
of svrmons on Tins-4y Topics. Subject—
Bun-hr». Wm arrow and Heaven.
Rowsv'mn Manhunt—5mm by
va. F. 0 Tree at will! run Suhjvct—
Ubri-tian work and its reward. 7:00 p
rn . Frederick D. Stony leads. Bubjrct
—-(liride posts and signboordn. a
Anvrx'r Consults (Intuit. Van
Zandt armor, Ens: Norm-ta ~103'lil,
preaching; 12 in., sundry rehool; 6:80
prnyrr and praise sci-nice; 7:30. punct-
inu. Subrouwmulsm. H. I]. Tucker.
pat-(Hf.
Smsowmin limos (IIMI'IZIm—Subj-‘cl
Stunt." r!rntug~—~l»tn'n iali —Jam~s l:
15 Wrdnrsduy owning—~Whour will
we perv» ?-l Kings “5:39.
Kiriom mun A. II. B. (friction.—
J. P titrpbom. punt-w. Bond-v mus-um:
"1'30 s. m.. Ru. 1'. R. (his. P. E . will
pinch. Sunday scbwl 12 in. 3 p. in..
summation and protein service by the
presiding elder. Prune mating 7 p. in.
punching by tbs flrv. 'I". R Guts. 7:3)
p in. Buoys-ct. Prepareto mart thy that.
We will continue our mival union! all
through nsxt weak. Rwr. (I. I. Pm.
of East Norwalk. will much for us on
My evening. 20th. Rev. Dr. Noble
will preach for non Wednesday evm
inn. 21st. W’s invite our stators and
brain»: In still chur- und holp no.
"W'I'Kt'lfo'll s Goblins,
Illll Elllll ill lllllllll.
WASHINGTON STREET
orwulk.
ml
awn
only serves the pnrpaseof preventing his '
its
mum Alt-I “II“.
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MONDAY. JAN. 19
A W m or limo-sin Camry
linstrclr
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onoaoii I'll-303’s stilt aranoru
WSTRELS.
no Iinatrrl W.
In. GEORGE WILSON
«it"l'alzrlalgsla" fm)
Court ire-torn:
"W slimmer. FHA"! I‘RIBH,
run Lawns, an it run into)
45 FUN MAKERS 45
And
DWAL. The Wonder
Tickets low on sale at floyt'u and Gregory'- rut
mm jli)
LECTURE!
A? TE!
South Norwalk Baptist Church
The third in tbs eourre will be delivtred on
Tuesday Evening, law?!)
or ‘_
Rev. Kittredge ngseler, of Hartford
Naples, limits and Pompeii
ILLUSTRATED
with Simoptt. on Pistons.
(loom Tickets H luxuries), 55c ; Single Admis—
ltrm
, 15c
jlfi it Lmfll “Hal‘s A” 8 O'I‘LIX‘K
Seven rats sdsy will give you an Endowment
Policyof 32.9w calsh‘e at 50 years of me. or At
It prior; crave mun day will give you a
Lite Polio to: sum, and you do not lose our:
you hove paid in, . no if you stop wyimr. Any your
after three Connecticut General Life insurance
Company.“ Mord
s. s L'BOIIBDIEU. Agent.
Washington stunt. South Smut.
District of Sons-ll. so: Probate
(Youthlmusn 2. A. D.. 1891.
but")! Anabel Dickerrnan, late of Norwallt. in
said district. Messed.
1h: (‘06:: of i’rvbm for the District of Hawaii;
In it “filled 3nd II owed six mo tho from ihv dye
but»)! for the rr doors of said estate to l'XDIDll
their outrun tor Imminent "hose uho v rs; err in
smut. Ibetr much pmperly mated within 9 mid
n. u» will husband Inc-inn All u-miv .- iv-
orbud to raid cal-Int are tormented to make .mmo
dials purulent to
‘llb'o‘x Dl‘ KEBIASV E ,9 _ _
IDWARD numb. .' x‘ ‘1“
jim 17
Clly Bil-rd u! Bullet \oilce.
'O‘l'lL'l is HEREBY GiV’E‘i Til a’l' THE
A Baird offlcznrt (or lb‘ Cry of swim Nut»
mils. will use on Monday J r [1an 5.13:1.) p m ;
S'rnrday Jsunrry to, at? :10p in : Friday, Jun-
‘rv lb 3' 7' up in ; and Thumb] Japan” 2:. nl
2130 p m or the 1': urxezl l‘n LID er. for 7h» ,inrp-n-i-
of lmnnzam Mum-mug nil appeals frout lbr-
1' Era-altar: Pity x-rfih' n- and my”: 1.1 g and
It!) rating the v .iiutum in the lint t sin)
Is’r’rllltll C‘IRBth‘, i, W'Ul or
JOHN W DxKB l Hf'ls'f
Dairdartbat‘ivyorsisth :lurwaik the Lian «lay
of December. till“! d2;
mrvscrz.
Ill B’ufl' 0? it! . as of the Town 0' Sar-
wnlk,on the Arse-rm: List of 2990, oil:
tuner «I. 06mm thereirctmcn, I- rid y J‘ull
ays.t~1!.ut! o'clock p n; Mrday. January
ll ”T't'th’k!‘ Ir : Wtdaeudan u u at
«for rt .m.: Saturdastnuiry )7. 1! o'r wk
9 in; «km owl-pun 21.1! o‘rlock u. ;
was turdty Juno-n :t, at 7 o’clock p in, . ‘r {hr
of "”132 or d d retaining any and s1 up
pool. made t theta 'rom running: or the aura-on.
The Barrel 0' liaise! will trust II!“ the Ap-evsora
as slain: Bond. haranisy, luxury 2- at it o'v Ltk
p. , torthv puroo r: of sharing the polls of mi
mt disabled persons.
8 S K‘lTfl. I rd
BEVNl Hall-1L1. ~ of
PL \TT PRIQ‘E. Beiltf.
Norwnlk, t'nntl . lkvrnther 2H. '30 d1?
w'n‘n'rhn”
-dvertireiuenla under this head not exrm'mg 5
liars. i run. :5? . ft times 50: link It so
NOPE'lr‘PZ BUY ”1' - Hi Wants 05' AWE.
inn—t have urn-plaid! refurrnns sppiy 2r.
own bird wr-t n r. anti. worthy. the“ llltlx, mini 1 ~
drushics ll t i'. sloth N rwnik j 7::
‘10)!”an [Wins 36083. APPLY
in- [hr tied Ill!
nPl’i).
Dorie-n 1‘7 .51
~t'rt' \rtnx or} mitts; SE." n Iii».-
b «n‘ h on work. Apply to Hook Bili‘l‘. Sn
llyleckflvail. 1.7K-
Wt) ACTIVK. Rsu it" E ‘88. in Til-t
John Hancock Lil» inmrann- l'llmpvirV; out
6 in any to In R fur. al. punch: m :m "In 1' "Cl .
ell. ; non mar: 11 in rare or (Uh‘amv‘llul heart
“it use or omit d: aslary ur (imam-Hm App y '0
W It hfnuul Assist-n: sup riumdsnt. ltmm it
Oh! Well llntrl J!‘ .3,
Putt QALE.
Advent-emu under thir- head, not executing 5
Iina, 1 time an. 3 Elm 50:. I work non
1““) than building lots, .10 son or (at from, on
West armor Apply to W C. tiAlMls or
I I. HUYT. fl"! t'
TO LET.
I Mmllmmriuln anon rhu- nnui. mil era's-ding 5
lion, l tlm at. 3 than 'illt I tank I] Ill.
36k lllll'rl WV!“ iii-nits uisi'llllsi'fll'l'
( street. ”300. J. l. llarmnk, oil South Main
«int. _~ ._ -1 glib}:
"YURI: AT Til BILBIN AVRNI'B. 30!th 5L5.
flood intuit-m hr any business. Mow-n
Irv of North, or stout: it limited. Apply an lflv
pawl”. :15 lw
9—.» M‘W' "’ ’
LAW! "Insulin. 300! 1'0 I.“ To A
A .nulwmu; soutbn ru pr‘lnlr; within Mr
alnu‘ro' writs or the borough. Adi rm "it “ Nor
loll post trace. ' )1}! tr.
llllllill 0' 'IIX “villi 0N Willll‘NARD
Ivrniie. til Also b one of six m ml, a“:
is «wait “3. Mot bin-eon Wod'llflll'fll‘w.
D Inquire o! I A Woodward
tilt-3* still)" or!» 0“ WAle «THK‘T
II Mid Tay‘or arr-nor. [tests from $4 m [it
pry-null. (on suit all clause». Raym in! II 0.
turn lb!"
but“! Bl'lmmm His? lNlll nm a
A but fit'tn y; main brill-Mi 35:70 twr 'I'nrlvp
and sodium tin). nod mod n r»; a mu I'mll- r.
some pow" ‘Iallvsbk'llfllly ominous ,.,,-l
K John ll Knapp Bo ”will: our“. fiuutli Nor-
waik. dliltr
rm ill or "Val ltIloltl; lilDlltN I‘—
provrucnta first .2}. apply to W ll.
with 2.1 first rind. south Non-1L
l4)! run-us? ON WAT”: ilTiter. In.
stunts-uncut on “our strut, on; 9 min
mainuurot,‘ ;! m- isnomr on
ilsrrr strut. I3: 5 room rcusuint on Wot-«r «not,
.3; 5 pm true-rut on Hair rim '9; a 7...."-
bsz on Taylor anyone. It”: I 7-hour moment
on at: burner. .11. noywowil am if
Till Willi)! In" solution- it Bums
not mm water. both room. heater. kc .
with violation tor In: trams, cow stables» rukm
mural on; all in fat try-tr luqmrs at (1.
Units. at out Well 'lurr Cir-puny. on :1
mm loll I! s (:(llfl'kmm
' “Wm! wbowuulotlhrto
ibr winter or
a! UAVMB. of WI ol'll Town
firwlll~fimflnrwm
w pun In It. Iousy than out of
saints-aural.
i
It”
SOUTH nonwm mnino summon SATURDAY. JANUARY 17. 11391.;
no" 0U BEALIZE
That we are selling Fine Fancy Gilt Edge Butler at the buyer’s
price, 250. per pound, cheap at 28c
The choicest Creamery
Butler in one half pound prints at 32c. per pound, It sells
like Long's Breakfast Flour—rapidly. We give you a great bar—
gain in splendid Florida Oranges. any size at 320. doz.
sinn Tort Oranges, 20c. a doz. We are selling goods cheaper
this year than over before. Don’t let people tell you that
goods are high.
Mes-
Call and soc us; go where the crowd goes,
and get your share of the bargains in Flour, Rice, Sugar.
Coflvc, Buckwheat, Forunccous Goods, and espiicially we give
you n stricrly high price Tea for 500. 11 pound, that can't be
beat in this city.
Ask to see the scheme whorcbv you can get :1 5360 Wheeler
&- Wilson Sewing Machine FREE OF CHARGE at
Charles E. Seymour’s,
I; ISzXDING (Pr R OClu‘R,
33 Washington Street.
9007—“
Don’t make a. mistake byi
We have
on hand a large supply of all
goods advertised, but they will
not last forever at the reduced
waiting too long,
prices.
If you have not read our
‘price list, get one, peruse it
well, for it means the saving
South Norwiilk.
““I‘HEWCREAT F
25 PER BENT. SALE
Is N 0W 011.
of a good many dollars to you.
IIIE BISIIIN STIIIIE,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH Nor-{WALK CT.
F H N ll SH & B R O.
HAVE Jl‘n'l' IlKl‘KlVI‘ID A FINE. thK‘K 0P
CARIBBAI), FRENCH AND BOIIIIMIAN l'lllllA,
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
fil‘l()Kl N( :‘r AN I D \V'A'l‘lflll Slfl’FS
FANCY on PS. sauczns Aim PITCHERS.
Mugs. Plain and Shaving. Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.
on: “0005 stir: Vllls'l'l’liAlH AS!) mu. nit sow AT 'mn LOWKnT i‘ltll'lzfi.
F. H. NASH do BRO.
nilllilnillmo‘lt GIVEN llll
moon: ciiAnMAN’s
Until further notice we will give 3 pounds of Granulated
Sugar with every pound of tea for 50 cools,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Now is your opportunity.
M 00111
mm-mm
Come on.
1 Hum.
llnals, Jlllll
-=-:JANUARY='—_:—
MIIIIII llllWN SALE
THIS W EEK.
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LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
III Newmarles
AT COST AND BELOW.
.M‘»-__.
A. Dickerman & Son.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
GREAT “MARY Sill
THE ONLY SALE OF ITS KIND EVER;
GIVEN IN SOUTH N ORWALK.
llllllilll & Hull’s.
'e are opening a big: line of Spring Giughams and Seer-
sm'kvrs that will be Sold chmip
the new spring styles.
l
sm‘ oh 1! you mm buy
Alllnnir llh‘ lizilgiillh will I)?
illilll‘s m” Nusl Bl id; “1.5,. (“1.
for cash. Come early and see
\\ 0 have innugurmod :i In; reduction in Cloaks, Capes, Seal
31411in bllCllllCS and 1' lilllll‘t‘ll s Clouks.
Call and get prices and
:1 him! {mu Towel for 19c;$6
231‘;
Gents Camcl‘s Hair Half
: “use, 29c; the best ltllllli-n‘ Ribbed Vest ever ollcred, at 25c;
ilmlics llcinstilclivd Ihmllwi‘chie-l’s, 3c; :1 big drive in Dress
Wu have Illilt'i'd :1 large lime
walk slow.
Colitis All We. reduced 11‘. m 151'
09.
SOUTH NORWALK.
ol' Carpets in our South Nor
'l'lm'o humln-el Wink of remnants at 250 each.
Carpet Paper, all kinds, (-lwuir
Sprung; Ginghams also it big: drive in Dress Goods at 10c,
Give them :i cull: no tz'oublv to Show goods.
You will find a 1 ice line of
More open 3111111152 y. Wm! heads y and Saturday evenings
SCOF’IELD ch HOY’T.
lSening; Out!
FUR SAPES
Miilmckenm Hotel Block,
B BE A "1)
IS THE SIAFF OF LIFE
hullerun l’ Wednnntmrll butler but whrn you
talk alwnt llrmd, wv r'ami ihnt A'l‘llfillTUN's
IllvMKMsllkis til 1:01 "Pm all It In uhllcr,
clun'r, menu will rot bout-r, aml Imp moist
nngcrrhsu itnynlhrr. to «10111114 in»: whit llll
name linplius
Genuine Home Made Bread,
271m. llkrlhnt your mo'licrmed in moki‘." This
rrlvlir tul lire-«l, tritium-r M h ")9 Hr lnun Ii u-
too Brown French. out, is mortuary! for .. 14- only at
unwilliniilmi
Elllltllf“. for llfl'lnl‘l‘,fl‘ln"fl"fl both nova-s to fill
profitable Mill lucrative pml'lvins. NOW inth» nest
limo to on.” this (jollrgienml bowsrly for theHi irlnz
«Irmand, Hook-him inz. l’c-nmamivp. lion inn,
Hflllf’hlflfl,'rjpclfll¥l g, Tummpliy. nit ,
laugh!
thoroughly. fluctuates rived m pnyinv [llllltillll'.
Ila-incur hon-u supplier with Cllmp‘ll‘lil sari-Isms.
(fall or nod for pr-~rprctus. Adilmvv President
Infill [lurinowrl' Hm, Stamford (Ilmn.
Notice.
ALL iwr-Ima arc forbidden to ulvn unlit to my
molt-eta! by her alter this date.
I JOHN 0, my,
I Booth NorwIllr. Fonts. Jun. ll, tun, “r, [w
imémllll 111nm
0M".
w
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AND MI'FE'I.EIH In P :illl, \\ ion in «1 luxury mud: go wnb the rest. Do not miss this ( ppottuuliy.
ATHERT N’S.s
wile, llvanoi M. my. in I will pay to debts.
\.1_n~..n-lsin~.1ri‘.T-‘. 5' MN .lll‘~ 1. DEV \RTMBNT. L’mlorxvvir and Hosiery at lan prICe. All
tau-i go, :lt‘ nywi1mayupuuvdumHnn-nhin mills room for our sl’flll’du MILLINEKY.
. 4’._ .—
AND MUFFS
Wm bu mid :1 ill} ruisoushlc pr w: W.- .unst mike room.
— .0. A—-
C O E. SE TS.
We I 1“,. ,1... '3r:.,-' marl; of Ill Hr gums in the Muir. and will (time our our rarplus stock at fl?
m-Iim c r~l llama: iii-.5 3111c Wm WM 9‘ I! our a," (l i: but ll, «min-ll I; .own. for :55 gents,
—v ”kw——
M I LLl N E R Y .
All 'Jlmllltll llnhi and shows must I» roll. ho refionablc nli‘cr min-ed.
l-l. KiiiEcER,
South NOTWfllk..
TO
Horse Buyers
\‘nl ‘llm moon" I w by hnwl n’unr “ llo modal
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Hot-sou.
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EST COACHERS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. tho
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMBNT or
SALE HORSES in Fair-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
arse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment.
are WARRANTBD.
III. II. PARSONS.
Blfllllllllli Sllllll Fill.
“5 if
DAY SIJAVENGER.
Pillliimf'l'll RORWALK AND FORWALIL
\‘nnlls and ”mimic clan“! and ilislnfmlvd onlhe
Improved plan. All orders promptly sticndedto.
Aildmw
Charles Mott,
dflm DOV-Ilium Arcane, nrldloport.
Norwalk Chronicler