"Hys- DH Iauoth intimi-
lwflrsatvt-iaatsmicsats
' it "mum. 1891
g , _ 8;;
mil.
3
10
17
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2
9
6
13
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20 21 23 24
27 28 30
31
.itoou'seiiasrs.
(attics ‘33 3&173
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16
, crucial. riot-Ion.
m of, local difertut'maeais of all
Mama admwa'oa is charged.
,, Maura. articulated to promote private
' m‘m M an advertisement
of late Wu in advertising columns.
anchor-pod [or at reyidar rates, 10 cents
twine. W
low (ash untold “author [or-casts.
, .ator reported yesterday moving
trawl-nacho toward the lake region
will"prohably continue on its easterly
course, causing to day aslow rise of tem-
perature in the Central States and rough
ooaoi! the New England coasts tomor
row. In this district to day partly
cloudy to fair weather will probably ore-
va'flfifith slight temprrature changer
and (rd. ramble winds, followed by
gher umperaturo and increasing
Hoodlum. On Tuesday, in this section
and in New England, fair to partly
cloudy, warmer and fresh to brisk vari-
ahlo winds. (allowed by snow or rain
on lucreoae of stormineso from the
eastward to the New England
coast, 08 which winds may become
Mummy high,especially in the night.
Hall-taro Allin-ac tor ‘l'o-alwnow.
: Sunrises Sunsets High tide ' Low tide
7.14 4 54 7.34 2.08
' Officer Gladstone will he on duty days
during this week.
Concord Division, 8 of T., hold their
; regularmeeting to-oight.
An adjourned meeting of the Board of
(huncilmon will he held this evening.
, I Alargo new range was placed in the
" kitchenof the depot restaurant yester-
4"-' ' __.._._
" Rumour. who has been illat his
home on Chestnut street, Norwalh, is
improvingslowly.
‘fiiorognlar meeting of the Junior
mm club will be held at Dibble'e
' thinning.
I L to; main H. Taylor, while ascending
High’otre’et, on gallantry night, fell on
ba‘and was quite seriously injured.
t Julia D. Nolan, “the sprinter,” is now
. ht‘ daily‘ trainiugtnnhs athletic enter-
filament soon to be held in the armory.
rigor connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Gouvgcllrowu washeloreJudge Knapp
‘ thi morning charged with vsgrancy.
flown-antenna) to fifteen days in jail.
E. 8. Adams, president of the Ameri-
- ,, loo lschrne company, is in Phila-
delphia, negofiatlng for the sale of a
Itoohiue in that city.
John lumy’s brat girl has left Wil.
‘sori Point, never to return again. Mr.
., . however, is happy at receiving
mid watch he recently presented her
. “Bert” Woodward’s joy knows no
hounds. Yesterday a chubby little fel-
tbw arrived at his home on South Main
wait, and was honored with the name
I A. Woodward, 2d.
., A”! meeting of Lincoln (buncil,
. g of lechanios, will he
* to-arorrow wooing A largo st-
. .. is "quested, as business of im-
» will be nan-acted.
5‘: Whack Nichols, of St. Paul's
7 , was unable to he present at last
. ,_ tug'a aorvico, as he was summoned
'j , tho bedside of his wife in Stamford,
f ' . was supposed to be dying.
~Ionoiahor everything tar holow
atlh James'. .
‘50” of oalllaga moial city
- torthoparshassolthsoeossvsry
toloy “additional main between
Wandthiscitywilihoconwd
, i. thsloanl oi Councilmen this
no!" Eavon Record has a picture
, ,Ih-sgaidaootnowst. John‘s church.
= 1 - I It'll] when onus.
no aostls to he 0150.000.”-
of tho holfry and volts. The
will pohahly he completed by
Int.
Thololowiogoatof towngusatsspsnt
_ . atths Iahachsino hotel: John
,1 Who. New York; E. W. Fielder,
”' . Park, 3.1.; V.l fiavsgo lid
~ ' ’ mp, ilarttord; Henry Brown
”wits, New Haven; il..l. Brewer,
, ,m; Gail's Viburnum-soot,
Mirror, of the floor ofllne.
labililloati’sstorolastfistur-
, Italian. and was inveigletl into
, the Iystwios of the famous
w , at'fl’idllriiy Winks.” Ir. Sloan.
jhaorspmat the game, thought
_ a“sasp" whenhecsoghtilroiher
' " hathosooofoaadthaths"wsso’t
. Id“ Waco was an roorlisot
fl wall at "wink."
‘ *” mkrhflewlfi”‘fhilb
' ahpwflths otlhs
w~~oufim~~
‘19
Joh- Roldrldgoisqulta ill at his homo
«Bcrhdsystrm.
Chief Bowery trout this morning after
a three daya’ ilinsas.
Ex-larnr Edwin adorns, who he:
area confined to his honor for two wet-hr,
'- ahlo to be out again. ~
lira James Boodeld, who has been ill
with malarial (em for the past three
works, is improving slowly.
The hands 0! 8t. lary’s clock became
frozen on murdsy afternoon and atop
pad the taoverrrerit of the works.
The Colombian association held their
fir-t meeting in their room in the 6.2 to
building yesterday afternoon.
—Broohide Bloch Farm offers toll
head of low priced horses cheap.
A son of conductor Gould Hoyt skated
to Westport and return on the icy higr.
way, last Saturday, covering the do.
tanco in about two hours.
The hdles’ Aid Society of the East
Avenue If. E. Church will meet at the
residence of Daniel L’Hommedieu on
Henry street, Wednesday evening.
1 gangof workmen were busily cu.
brldg’oa‘ yesterday morning, that had
been washed away during the storm.
B. I". Adams returned from New 0r-
leans early this morning. “Bob” say.-
tbat the fight was immense and that
walking was good until Saturday, when
it became rather slippery.
George Hoyt, an old offender, was ar-
rested in this city this morning for steal
ing a gold ring from Henry Gonnng’.
boy on circus day. The case will proha
bly be heard this afternoon.
lire. Susan Mills, of Broad River, died
at the home of her daughter, lire. P. W.
Mead, in New Canaan, last evening.
Funeral services in the Broad RlVrI
chapel on Wednesday afternoon.
Companies D and P will give a battal-
ion drill at the Armory, Friday evening,
tinder command of Lieutenant-Colonel
Crown. General Watson and Colonel
Skinner are expected to be present.
—Curbiog, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
A brahernan on a freight train on the
Danbnry and Norwalk road, was caught
between two cars at Wilson Point, early
Sunday morning. and slightly injurrd.
He was taken to Danbnry for treatment.
Town Clerk Smith has arranged a place
int tiling real estate mopo in the vault,
instead 0! piling their) in promiscuously.
This is a decided improvement and is or
great advantage to those who have to
refer to them.
Mrs. Sinai, wife of General Frank D.
Slant, of New Haven, died in Stamford,
yeatt rday afternoon, at the residence of
General Sioat’s niece. Hrs. Sloat’a-
health had been very poor for the last
year, due to a paralytic stroke.
Ire. Josephine Elsernann, an aged rod
well hoownreoident of Bridgeport, was
foundlloatiug tn the creek there yester-
day. Bhewaa demented and wondered
away from home Saturday night. She
had often threatened to take her life.
Rev. C. If. Pegg was present at the
dedication of the New Methodist church
at New Rochelle yesterday. E. Town-
mnd preached at the morning service at
the East avenue If. E. church and
James Sobey preached in the cv ' g.
The heavier freight received at Wilson
Point for New Haven is being shipped
via. the Consolidated road from South
Norwslk, while freight that can hoeaaily
handled is transferred around the wash-
out at Derby. The New Haven and Der-
by freight makes its tripe over the Dan-
hury and Norwalk division. but its
trains are comparativg tight.
-—Tm: Evmxo 8mm can now be
found on sale at J. C. Randie’s store,
Winnipanh.
Arthur B. Runoell, of South Norwalk,
Yale ‘91, and his roommate, a young
man named Street, were given quite a
scare yesterday afternoon. The curtain»
of their room in North Middle become
ignited by a lighted match, and the
flames were communicated to the drop
oryof the room. The blaze war with
considerable diliictilty extinguished.
A large congregation assemblgd at the
Second Methoditt Episcopal church lair
evening to hear the Rev. George Van
Alotyae’a discourse on “Euchre, West
Avsansaart Heaven." heart-on was
“Millstone and allthepointa con-
clusively drawn. Next Sabbath evening
the pastor will preach upon the subject
"Waltzing, East Avenue and Heaven."
Among the number who wars the first
to fall on the loo yesterday morning war
Booth Norwait’sChi-f of Palms William
Vollmer. It waaearly in thomnrning
sotlia graceful tigers hsent could not
ho appreciated. We wanton to ray.
however. that he fell toporfoctiou and
landed on the sidewalk in a solid titan
ner.
‘T'MTTEFMM my
Mrs. Nollie Brown, widow of the late
Edward Brown. died at the home of her
sister. Ira. Keillor, No. 0 Tollss street.
this city, Saturday night. She had boon
iii alas wsohs with typhoid pnmmoais
lit-ceased was in too 27th your of her
age. Silo leaves a young daughter.
Thefnaaralwill hehsldatthahonoeto-
One of the onployoaa in Charles I.
Lawtonoo's deparim at tho ilorwsit
inch from bad susrrow escape thi
morning. He attempted to wash acroa
the elevator just as it started to ascend,
Hrs clothoo were considerahiy torn, her
he oaolaiood no iajori...
hottumirsv barrel than to get along with-
ootilrawrlssoop.
gageth-pairiog the bank east.“ the .
a! .dtrw‘ 3'
Len;
many
service and b gullti-dany-iltt-y
mmtroducsdhimu-thosuncflho
weflkmwnCind-ndniflmhl’.
hm. Younng.flsliawaajt-tuhniwg
froma Emopaantrigandwsa
mount-s
l
l
thecuooouiaofhms namcdtheamountd
dutyhornust pay.
York. He had telegraphed for money, but
wanted very much to leave for hometm— ~
mediatcly. Couldn't the ‘Colonel' advnncs
enough money to ho: a first clans ticket to
Cleveland? The ’Orioncl' could. and did.
“For several weeks he waited fwaro-
mittzznw from Mr, 1:012... it. did not. m
Then "w .H :‘t polite nototo
, and mIIILOIithiri‘. 'l'h'ia brought a
prompt rcply. It vs.» not pleasant road-
Ing. hm .L no.» lie: Medly lute-ranting“) the
chll'fl“,‘l I'IEKIIJt-T": «Ionic: who had so philan—
thru} _\ ("ill to the: rescue of young
Mr. l.t.‘..~. It 1‘. ul: ‘t'j-«vi'n' for you. It's
the ~4L1iii- 0M :I'tmc, though. [have hut
:in i;;\'.illil for
one 4.1., '1nd he LtsL-a I’m-z:
. ' _w:-rri and L: In Ir-i: my be“.
£213.). L5H: ;‘;tpe1$:."'~—-.,. ,Lv :50 512.11.
-It’e economical—Brussels soap.
TTKTEERTENGEHEST
IIIIII EIIIIIII fllIII IIIIIII’IIIIII,
WASHINGION STREET
South Borwulk. Conn.
art-26 if
somfitmrm EVENING sir " o comm. JANUARY“ 19. 1591.
MUSIC HALI .,
III” all Ill)“.
HONDAY. JAN. 19
a W m dlinetasatht‘ratary
lluatrsby
BEIGE I'llpoh’tl I ll IAIIMII
IIINSTRES.
7' ma ml
n. GEORGE WILSOI
«PI-intuitpla” {we}
Court Jar-tor. s
LI? llfllbtc'l'. FRANK I‘Mli‘ll.
WI LIIIS, ll. 1'03 WARD
And
”“45 FUN MAKERS 45
All
DWAL. The Wonder-
lI'lcaasto low on ml: at floyt's and Gregory'- om,
or“ ilu
LECTURE!
AT Till
South Norwalk Baptist Church
The third in tit r court: will be tethered on
Tuesday Ereriiirg, Jun. 20
81'
Rev. Kiilredge ngueeler, of Hartford
Naples, Viiiiiii ail Parnell
n-LUBTRAT‘D
with Stereoptlton Picture.
Can’t»: Tickets t4 littoral, Edi: ; Siaglc Allis.
fllfl'l '
Will BEGINS A“ S “CLOCK.
scum. an t; tourist:
N orwn lk Opera House.
S K 51' \NuY. longer.
For three ughm only of
Froslaill Fanshawe’s
IDIAL COIBI NATION.
Timmy, inlay ail Saturday,
. . , .
JAhl All! 22, 23. 24.
With thldrsn'n matinee Saturday alter-amt: at 2:60
nclock presentingarepe mire or new or! original
W)“ by I! A L For *hII'.lanue¢dhynoflln¢r
company, Thundav the: Yankee comedy of court
.s-t life, “an. Jrnkin», ' rnday. the mnpory‘r
lab-2t rurcevo with special tern; ry. The (Matty
Pacino-tor " Sara-d-y matinee the r mic name
d) drum of Southern of: " -n im'rican Brainy."
‘Al orday 1 var lu‘, rite roaring comedy drnmaof the
toplcol'lhctly Whl'otnyw" A
At the no tree an order afternoon the bean‘lfci
will watchnow on elhlb‘llon at Austin's 12w ry
atom whlbegiven to the my or gin Int-lug the
lanai“ unlhcrof correctiy spelled Ingli-h I'rrd-
mm the letter.- cocmlned in this three waterfront
and vanrhawe."
Price- 180, 280. 880.
that open Iocday Jamar. 19 at Blic'l atd
Planar: o. 119 F ii IROs'i'. Ian get.
w {Hiram/W
advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, 1 thus be, fittinustk , l week If m
‘l’flia‘i‘iuw or a oaruayutlti. T0 no
mac-tam neural housework Apply
tort-atone, murmurs. 31m;
N01"? 30,1415). 1's“ traits censor;
inns: vs mots m A it
own had writ n 2. until :‘Ondny, the litthd’a -
dramirica it»: P.. South Norwath. j ': .
‘LOOBUAN HORSE SHORE. APPLY 9??
1|?
die the lied lili. Darlen.
TWO Atfl'fi'l Haul I‘ll. 8! Tat
doha'hoorh fr hm company; Dot
9 many to won for, all pniiclpiu in all. e oeu-
edt; nocetocti a in use or courumptton, heart
iii-easeorsuiude. salary orcrmmisstoo App‘y m
it. It Arnold asolataut any rinzendeut. Kamila.
Old rein amt iv 2:
’ , Port sans.
Advertisements under title head, not sounding 5
linthineficJttnesMcheshlifl
’ ‘WOchota walla-tactfully“:
l 'ootavuwwtn W.C.3AIIIS or
I. a, no". natr‘
r9 L33,
Advertisementsaadsrthtshud. misleading 5
tines,idme§c,attmesfltk.tweeh old!)
0N! HOLY“. lavas lit-Inf: (is (TUIM'NUT
street, yum. J. l.. Burmk. s1 South lain
street. “le
"mill AT 33 BKLDIN AYBNL'I. LVOBW all
Hood location (or any heathen rn
ltvrof larch,“ scnnar ll drelrul Apply oaihv
premirca. no lo
ALAIGI runnrsnan noon 1’0 LIT 1'0 A
senileiuan; acutltrn explain; within Ive
inlrmtso' wall at the borough. ”,"R Nov
watt post ofllce. 313 la
0118] of 51x mono 03¢ WOODWAHD
avenue, Ill Also house of six menu, law:
it .rwalh. Ila Porto! honoeoa Woodwsraavranc.
fl inquire at I A Woodward.
l. till-lo All) it claim Wa’l'lfl n’l'lllfl'
and Taylor avenue. Rents from to to It!
pornonth. causal: all classes. itayltund Bro
tom. to it
“I‘ll BUILDING. LAW Hall) '0“ a
hat factory; lain bulldin 35:70. two movies
and addition and), and good it or, a good build.
85 hot-w power. amiable for say buttons a ply
in John r1 Knapp. ho a: Wrst street, sooth ~
truth. as it
moon 0' "VI arrows; .00!er ll-
provementa Beat '12 Apply to w it
smith 3:! West street, month Norwatl. on"
5"). TWIN? 0! 'Am mun. '.
Add!”
lat rims:
r .
mortar-Man'swrsnsn mtrm
on arch street. "a. tiny-cad fins. as it
it! iroonw sill) noun-Ulla!» lo Itthrls.
Bandeau water, bath tuna. heater. he .
with stahltsg tor Ive hows, raw stables, rnlearri
aoasso he. - all In rot repair inquire or (1
rwartx. at old wen tin-pay. air it
cumin BOII ll a maxim
lo olsrao to possum who waldo na- to
visit Rosanna sons
the lb
carat-int“ ' in r'
ctr, Board-r Cellos mica.
N0?!“ 3 In!!! (DWI! “a? "I
motionless I» cm or north
wists. wm-ooroolsoils "rim «warm:
Mama-"1&1 ”on; . soo-
giant» Ina! ,Jsa-syuat
7~ pin.“ Willa-taunting”
nth-arts nodawwntnaflouulrfrn- the
m.lrgrd& ctry arse-ass. and .g sad
aojmiagtasvsh‘laalatashrtrdi .
am amour. Iii-oat
the m day
«'1»
l
. 'J‘ a
algorithm arts-u main
lions—hunk.
NWICB.
sensuous ”untold-Mother-
walk,“ the am will
wrstutas strontium-saloon” soa—
K’SWJL - - Cm?“
r'ol cl .ix, “I“ .M‘U.
e m: at
I
ammonium-A so; Kronor“
I' .Klfli‘i;‘mufld.a0fl ‘
“'5” mammoth
homsnhywvamhlv'. I ins-rota laws—t v
Tenth Annual Ili'uillalle Ball
ithiil°i§iuiiiiin
Ger-nu flail, Washington at. Bridge
0 .
MONDAY EVENING. IAN. 26.
w.
Tick", admitting grammar: and ladies $100:
nos. lady, .'0 auto,
Inslc or Pr: l’ Betne's Poll ”robe-tn 1m lw
Did you want the l’airegoric.
and discover that it was all out
or the bottle misplaced?
Avoid such mishaps in the
future by pnrchasmg out: of
our
FIIILY [ENGINE BASES
l'ontaiuing all the remedies.
usually called for, properly
marked and always in place.
In your stationery getting
Iow? Call and see us, we can
show you some nice pope-rat
prices which will make you
buy.
‘
-
“
I’llISTIII’I
DRUG STORE.
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
”I?" IOIWALI.
D0 YOUMIREXLIZE
That we are scIIiiig Fine Fancy Gilt. Edge Butte-r at the Iiuyoi’h
price, 25c. per pa trim. CllCill) at 280 The choicest Creamery
Butler in one half pound prints at 326 per pound, It sell».
like Long's Brook first Flour-«rapidly. We give you it great Inti-
gniii in splendid Florida Oranges. any Silt: at 320. doz Mes-
sina Tort Oranges, 200. a doz We are selling goods cheaper
this year than ever before. Don‘t let people tell you that
goods are high. Call and‘see us; go where the crowd goes,
and get your share of the bargains iii Flour, Rice. Sugar.
l‘oilrc, Buckwheat, It'ztriiacenus Goods, and especially we give
you a strictly high price T021 for 50¢ :t pound, that can’t be
beat in this city .
Ask It) set: the scheme \vho-rteliv you can get. :1 $60 Wheeler
8: Wilson Sowing Morliitit: FREE (IF CHARGE at
Charles E. Seymour’s,
L EADI‘NG} (r “()(JER.
:li'i Wntliln’irtori ktroet.
~~ ..- 4 at
Gal
South Norwolk.
. Wédiiesdavzind get aflélis's
of Soda Water, Free.
25 PERCENT. SALE
Is N 9W On.
THE ONLY sat}:
or its KIND EVER
GIVEN IN scum NORWALK.
~——~4» “7—-
Don’t make a. mistake by
waiting too long. We have
on hand a large supply of all
goods advertised, but they will
not last forever at the reduced
prices.
If you have not read our
price list, get one, peruse it
well, for it means the saving
of a. good many dollars to you.
IIIE BIISIIIII STIIIIE,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWA LK CT.
Gall Wednesdeyyand get a glass
of Soda Water, Free.
F. H. NASH (It BRO.
run: J... ”not... .. rm; m...-
(YAIILSIIAII, ll‘lli‘I'SI'vll AND illllllllllAN I‘IIIIIA,
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
98 Md )IKTN G‘r AN 1 D \VA'I‘ [all HIC'I‘S
FANCY on PS, sanccne AND PI realms.
Mugs. Plain and Shaving. Enaravml and Plain Glass Ware.
”FR (300% ARE "INT "erliti AND WILL IIR WILD AT Till LUWBVI‘ Pltll'ES.
F. H. NARI-I :13 BBC.
committing!)iEiIiENiiii
MOOREJr HARMAN’S
Until further notice we will give 3 pounds of Granulated
Sugar with every [mililtl of tea for 50 cents,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Now is your opportunity. Come on.
M, ,.._...-,_._.
MIIIIII & l'llIIlllIl.
Eluaks, Jackes
suckers that will In: Stiltl chi-up
Illc new spring styles.
Plush Sawing-n and I‘lllllll'i‘ll.> I
see chat you Cilit IiuV
SOUTH
\Vw Iizin: [>13ch :i largo Iizm
\l‘ztIIi shim.
il in lw not i my mlwmin‘: pr n:
tyrlmi r 'l
A.. tramnw .1 tin“ hlAI Slum» mun. b- r-vI l,
.\l:tlt7t('kt'lltri ”0th Block
1
BREAD
IS THE S’IAFF OF LIFE
Yr! 'Inrt rannn‘ I w by hr.» :1 Norm " [lo I’t‘l‘ll'v
’lttllr‘i’ on i! M'l'rlu rm: m-H humvr not «run you
MIL RIF m. ilnml m» rum thnt A'l‘ttl-zu‘ftw‘w
ll HEM“ ltti kt go? VII m III Ir 1- \slil't'r
I‘th‘r mare-r nl l'iil lwtir owl Iii-p mon-
iii grr flirt” any um r
ltllut‘ implies
Genuine Home Made Bread,
‘..'uvr lhrullml ytmr mmhw mm! in male " Thu
(Hill! tul llri- .rL t welt-tr w: N “W lir h im II r-
loi. Iiruaii Vitrirh. tlr.. i-nnuh uni form rum y I‘
Inhiiiiiti ti Jill, “Inf. 1'!
lIlII‘III IIIISIIIIIIS III” B '
82, .
H'I‘JMI‘INI ID, C(IVN.
dnC-i'm fur linslrthrlnriiles both Intro to lill
[if-Militia and lucrative [will limit 1“th lathe "rel
time in cums ihlslfollrge and heir-My for tho nprlnu
«lemon-l. Milh‘fllliiiz. PO'nMA'l’Ilip. lienltrmz.
hhrrrihaml.Tymwriiliz. “tr-ngnphy, ctr taught
ih-rooghm liwiriate- pla "I in myimv [ki'll‘lm
[dormers mm r- so ~pluii ~ithmmp ltllln~liillIl-.
Call or rend tor pr no this more a President
Mmili Bviv Ines- l' liege. mamnmi Coon,
Milton.
Ll. warms are forbidden to itiwrmlll to my
in re. Eleanor I. my, I“ I will pay to own
coalracted by her alter this date.
JOHN 0, Int,
sooth Norwail, Cocoa Jan. it. 119i. m iw
A'I'HERT N’S,»
~ —-=--;_JA—rtuinv§-:—
MAIIII IIIIWII SALE
THIS WEEK.
-——-”*————_.
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
and Newmarkis
AT COST AND BELOW.
—~-—-‘>~——~—-——
A. Dickermai & Son.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
ISOUTH‘ NORWALK. CT.
innit night Sill.
SBIFIEID & Hflli’ .
\\ «3 lift) opening: a big line of Spring Giiigliams and Seer-
l'or (rush. Come early and see
We haw: inaugurated it big reduction in Cloaks, Capes, Seal
'quiks.
(fall and get price.» and
Among the bargain» will I)" :1 large fine Towel for 190; 6
pairs. of Fm! BIHCI; ”“50 for 251-; Honin- Camels Hair Half
lltbt‘, 290; IIH‘ licni thler'S' llilrlwtl Vest (:Vt‘l' Ollcl‘ed, at 250;
Latin-3' IIL‘lllSIIIl'Ilt'tl Ilniitlkvrt'liivll. Sic; :1 big drive in Dress
Gtitiils at 100. reduced Irwin 18c
00. .
NO RWALK.
of Carpets in our South Nor
Tim-t: Illllllll’i’ll faith of remnants at 25c catch.
("'1 P‘ -' " k" I‘ 'I”‘
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3:; cunts,
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Do not miss this opportunity.
South Norwalk.
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Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the Pil-
Efl' COACHBRS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKS”
and altogether the
833T ASSUR'I‘MENT or
SALE HORSES in rats--
field County. Portico
wanting any kind of a.
one. can be united
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment.
taro WARRARTED.
.II. II. PARSONS.
BHUUISIDE STUCK Fill.
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It’ll HOI'TII NURWALK AND NORWALK
Vaolla and (leap-rots rlosmd and disinfected on tho
improved pian. All orders promptly attended to.
Adair.-
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