chum 1025
.he out after several weeks of severe ill-
,... purpose of learning how to dance.
1st EVENING smart.
“I. sown. Idltnrmd Minor.
~r
I hash—lys- “:6 month. an: smili-
1.8; 1 math to cash; sluts copla- a new.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds, (0 which an adiiii'siion is charged,
and notices calculated to pruniolc private
fitterats, cox-cpl where an advertisement
of same appoint in advertising columns,
are charged for (II rcgulur rates, 10 cents
a line.
How York nor-Id Weather lamina.
An important cyclone emerging from
the Gulf has moved into Georgia, with
heavy rainfalls. II will probably move
northeast today, causing rough seas and
thick weather off the Atlantic coasts
from Hatteras to Sandy Hook, and ex-
tending its dangerous, storm breeding
influence to-nigbt to Long Island Sound
and off the New England coasts. In this
district to day warm,cloudy weather and
fresh to brisk southerly to easterly winds
will probably prevail,with slight changes
of temperature and rain, likely to he-
come heavy. followed by increasing
ntorrniness oil the coasts. On Friday in
this section and in New England slightly
colder, cloudy to partly cloudy weather
will probably prevail. preceded by rain
and trash to high variable winds near
the coasts, followed in this section by
clearing, and on Saturday colder, partly
cloudy to fair weather.
lint-cure Almanac tor To-mor-row.
Sunrises Sun sets Hightide low tide
7.12 4.57 9.50 4.20
Charles W. Sherwoor; "of Westport,
has been granted a pension.
“Jack" Carburt, of the borough, is out
after a three months Illness.
Pilgrim Council, No. 54, 0. U. A. 11.,
hold their regular meeting this evening.
James H. Nash, of this city, is able to
John Holdridge, who‘ has been ill at
his home on Berkley street, is improving
slowly. a---”
Otficer Ireland was obliged to be off
duty last night, as he is threatened with
pugumonia.
Anon was bOYIl this morning to Mr.
ande. L. B. Keeler of No.2 Summer
street, Norwalk.
Chief Buttery, who is confined to his
home on High street, threatened Wl|h
pneumonia, is thought to be a trifle bet-
ter today.
R. E. Kinney, master of Old Well
Lodge, F. and A. 111.. is attending the
session of the Grand Lodge in New Hav-
cn to-day.
Bishop Leonard will not be at Trinity
church Friday evening of this week as
announced. but is compelled to defer his
visit till February 6th.
—A. H. Hoyt & Son, borough will
for thenext ten days sell all shoes from
$5 to 82.50 shoes at a discount of 50
cents per pair. See their storm slippers.
Mr. Merwin, tho ousted Wilton repre-
untative, was allowed $100 for his ex-
panses in the contest, and Mr. Ulrichestcr,
the contestant, received $170.50 for his
expenses.
Caleb Wood. of this place, and llenry
Wood, of Rowayton, are In Darien to
day looking up the towa records. They
will apply for bounty money owed them
by that town.
A “love least" will be held at the
Rowliyton Methodist church this even-
ing. Every member 01 the church who
loves this time-honored custom of Merit
odistr is requested to be present.
A dog fight is arranged for a date not
for distant between the white dog.so
“Ned." and the brindle pup. "Zip." 1t
build that the dogs are both backed by
well known sporting men. and that a
Infinumbcr of tickets have been sold.
The Court of Common Pleas, civil
side, came in yesterday ton-noon. but
after a partial bearing and settlement of
the can of Allen vii. Rowe. which was a
disagreement about. building in Nor.
walk, tbooourt adjourned until today.
For the information of smelt caters
who look to Snug-tuck river for arupply,
It may Donald that no smelt have yet
been caught in the river, butthatit is
likely than will be many captures after
“I next cold snap. Entries are ready
and Inn waiting.
—-me. W. U. News-11's Dancing Acad
only wlll open for the second term III
Ionic flail to-morrow afternoon and
mica, when he will be very glad to
of his old pupils and as many
moons» would like to join for the
'flisBrldgepnrt police have been no
chin to ascertain the whereabouts of
Jun. Abbott, who is wanted on the
chums of Many. Abbott learned that
the police were after him and he sudden-
ly disappeared from his home in that
any. when he was living with wife
number two until aweelr ago, when wile
lumbar one arrived from 80th Nov-
A. Hobbs, hugons out of the most
business
Ernest Ambler, of the borough, has
accepted a position in New York city.
I). A. Nswoomb is building an addi.
tion on his West Main street residence.
-A new "anvil—tiring colorings in
carpets, at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
Kahaora anon-7.13:1; No. 9, I. I). (I.
R. will confer the first degree upon two
candidates this evening.
J. P. Webher has bought out the meat
market on Main street, Norwalk, until
recently conducted by Dana C. Blue".
A large pans of plate glass in the third
story of the Norwalk Boston Bron», was
broken by the force it! the wind this
afternoon.
The Society of Christian Workers, of
the East Avenue kl. E. church, will
meet to morrow evening at the home 01
Mrs. Uflord Hines, on Van Zandt
avenue.
William Glass, the expert gardener
and superintendent at Elmenworth,
slipped and fell he .vily upon the ice yes-
terday afternoon, sustaining a severe in-
jury to his hip.
In the report of the figures of merit of
the Connecticut National Guard for De-
cember, the Norwallr compan'nss are
IIIth as follows: Company D, 80.19;
Company F, 87 62.
(lracie Stommell. daughter of Anton
Stomrnell, had asevere fall while skating
on Lamb’s pond, Tuesday afternoon.
The little miss was severely injured. but
is now improving.
Afew of the veterans who recently
received bounty money from the town.
held an informal meeting at the City
Hotel last evening. No business of im-
portance was transacted.
William Toohey and "Bob" Anderson
were tried before Justico Austin. yester-
day,charged with assault uponl’eter Kill
boy. Toohey was lined $5, and Ander-
son was fined $7. Both paid.
The lamp has not yet been placed mat
the railroad crossing on the Fort Point
road. The road is in a very bad condi-
tion, it being so low that the large quan-
tities of water accumulated there makes
it almost impassable.
The Ladies” Aid Society 0! the East
Norwalk Methodist church held a met-I-
ing at the residence of Mrs. Daniel
L’Eommedieu on Henry street last even-
ing. The time was very pleasantly
spent in social enjoyment.
A large number of school children are
at. work trying to see who can make the
most words out of the names “Frost. and
Fansbawe," with the hope of Winning
the watch. Sonic, it is said, have made
as many as seven hundred words.
A costumer from New York will be In
the store under Germania Hall on Satur-
day and remain there until Monday
night to accommodate those who desire
to secure a costume for the masquerade
ball to be given by the Germanic Stung-
erbund.
Asurprise party was given Andrew
Henderson at his home in Winnipauk
last evening. Thirty guests were pres-
ent, and enjoyed themselves dancing
away the hours. Charles Lee furnished
music for dancing. Refreshments were
served at midnight.
“Steeple Charlie" arranged his rigging
on the steeple of St. Patrick's church in
New Haven, yesterday. and proceeded to
gild the cross on it. It Will take $160
worth of gold leaf to do this properly.
No one has yet found (tit how he got
the ropes In position.
While A. B. Bennett, the mail carrier,
was driving to his home on Franklin
avenue, last evening, his horse fell.
breaking the harness and mixing things
up generally. The trouble is attributed
to the fact that Bennett was trying to
drive home without those patent calks.
An enjoyable party was given at the
residence of Mrs R. (1. Mitchell, No. 4
Belden place, Norwalk. last evening.
About thirty guests were present, and
notwithstanding that the aflair was a
complete surprise, a pleasant evening
was spent with songs and games. Supper
was served at 11 o'clock.
The chairman of both committees not
being present at thorn meeting held Tues-
day evening in C. I-'. Ilendeo’s rooms to
complete the orgamzrtion of a musical
society, it was decided to hold a rut-cling
in South Norwalk on Monday owning.
January ‘36, In tho Methodiit church,
beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
The Sons of Temperance hall is in "to
bands of carpenters, undergoing a radi~
cal change. The stage is being rebuilt
It the trout out! of the hall and large
ante-rooms are being added to the rear.
The ball, when completed, will be re-
painted and will then be one of the most
attractive society halls in town.
Representative BoWittC. Ilriidloy, of
Weston, says that what too he captured
for his house last year, cost him exactly
one dollar apound, figuring thus: Cost
of puttiugln half a too, {10; when he
visited the hours for a supply all that re-
mained was ten pounds actual weight.
The twenty tons put in this year will
cost not to exceed 810, and thus by sim
ple waiting expects to get even.
The annual report of Adjutant (lsncral
Embler to Contact Bulkeley has been
turned. It shows the status of the Con
necticut NatlonalGusrd at date and its
operations during the put your. TIN?
NatlnnalGulrd consists 0! 17d commits
stoned ofllosrs and 2, 451 enlisted men; a
total membership at 2,,627 showing a
gain of 54 officers and men over them
membsnhip of the previous year.
Happy sud contra tis‘abrlilcwith‘: ‘I'hc R0
cluster 3" I lamp with Ihelight of theminggfl'
”Um has oummrluhatnm
A cannon tum
Pop-n Saran “.“ Patrick's 0|: “
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. THURSDAY JANUARY 22.1891
new.
or Bellman.
City Sherifl Stuns has served an at-
tachment for 08,500 on St. Patrick’s
Catholic church. of Bridgeport, in favor
of Patrick Garvey, the well known
contractor or that city.
It seems that there has been amis-
understanding bstwren Ur. Harvey and
Father Nihill, who superintended the
building. Ilr. Garvey claims, on his
part, that ho was authorized by Father
Nihill to go ahead and do some work not
specified in the contract. This work
amounted Io something like $1. 000. and
there Is still an indebtedness on the con
tract work. so Mr. Harvey asserts. He
further states that when he presented
the bill payinentjwas ri-fiimlaud then III‘
sought the advice of his lawyers, Can
field Ii: Judson. The result was that
legal steps «are taken to protect Mr.
Garvey ’11 claim.
Father Nihill, in a statement recently
made, states that Mr. Garvey is indebted
toliim. The papers are returnable to
Ilie superior court the that Monday in
February. and the outcome is awaited
with interest.
St. Patrick's Church is located on
North uwnue, and Mr. Garvey secured
the contract for its building, The fill}
story of the building only has been com-
pleted and it was dedicatid several
months ago. Since.» that time the
parish has worshiped there. The edition
is a stone» structure and Is substantially
built.
DEATII III'III INSURANCE.
A Cars That In lining Watched with Much
Interest by Rnlghtl 0! Columbus.
The action of the late John F.0'Grady.
Who was a member of Roderigo council,
K. of 0., of New Haven, and who let his
dues accumulate until they amounted to
about $14 and then had them paid just
before he died, has resulted in the depos-
ing of Grand Knight Elwnrd Linn and
Financial Secretary John T. Shannnbnn,
of R- iderigii c lullt‘ ii, and the issuance of
an order that If the sum accepted as
does from the Int: J iII" l5'. ()iirudy is not i
returned to lit-r It'I llIVt!) inside of ten
days, the council will be suspended.
This is the decrsion of the board of gim-
ernmenr,whicti has bad the math I under
consideration for the past two Wo'ele,
and, as there is no appeal from the Ilecz~
own or' the board ll. N final. The case isi
very complicated and Will undoubtedly
result in ii law suit on the part oil
OGrady s heirs, Who Will try to compel,
the Knights uf Columbus to pay the
death bentlit of $1. 000 to which they ;
assert they are l‘ ntitle d.
The case is being watched With much
interest by members of rho ordir
O'Urady ditd fl few days before Labor
day, in 1890. Winn his friends saw that
his sickness was a mortal one they fnr~ l
worded the amount of his indebtedness
to Secretary Sharina'nan's house. At the
next meeting of Roderigo councrl. when
the matter was brought before the mem
bers. the action of Ibc secretary was up-
held. When the question of payment of
the $1,000 benefit came before the board
of government on invisiigation was
Commenced, and It has resulted as stated
above.
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Wisdom of the Will.
People who live in glass houses should
raise early vegetables for the New York
markets. .
Strangler has written it play. ”as it
been produced? Yis, last night. Full
house? Packed. Did the audit-cc» call
for Spangler altrr the curtain fell 1' Yes,
and demanded [Iii-ll money back.
Only a Partial Success -—l"tithcr— WI ll
my son, did you succmil In breaking tht‘
new horses so they vvould stand steamr l
Son —N0. lather; but I bri kc the car-
rings.
The Proposal WitlIi ut Pi’fi‘l'llt’ Disam-
littIre.——lli- (deeply in love, but proud as
Lucifer)~—l).I you love mt? She—No.
lie—Well, I fancied you did, you know,
and I wanted to ti-il you I'm already on-
gaged.
TAYLOR a (tonnes,
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WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. 1 time 251: a rim 50¢. 1 week .Mitr
l‘III HORSE. WMlth. HARNKBH 'I’UOLS.
1:th belouuin tolho “NUMBBCIWIIC”. In-
iilrcon the prim m. No.1“: Day um: 250mb
ma. 1” hr
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I venom“ in, Two hire. sums:
1. II. iron.
To LET.
Advcr moments under this had. not extracting 5
lions. I thus tic. 3 “Income. 1 wrck 11. W.
I 0113! 01' Six Hulls 0N WOODWMID
arcane, .18. Also lsnhousc or til: in ms, Bast
Nurwailt m Pluto! lion-eon Woodward avenue,
'9. Inquire of I. It Woodward.
1101' skit AND ft toll! (lN WA‘I’lft lt'l'ltll'f
nud’i'aylor avinuc. Rents from u to It!
permntb. Conrail. alt Clmfl- hormonal“ Bro
hie”.
«in Arch street. ‘13
hat factory: sum halldtl
DI". a good boiler.
walk.
Bmiih 3:] West meet, booth
5300! Tnflllt'l' ON Wa’l'lll D'f'ltll'l'. I9:
8 room
gunmteumntonttueymr 39; 3" i- «on
[lot moonlit warm. bath room
I’LIAMNT [loam In A 003V
and Uhlltlnn arm. and
luv any bit-trial! 3;;ply
tens-eaten Water strut. rs;
wvsa'l'ulovnvim 10-17- Wt
’ m‘ ' ‘ en ti:
wiih outlining (or In m, cow stables. chick":
mm
whality is“ “2"”,me It. :
:10 alioilu krv. In : Wednesday .zl-iiitity H at?
or the bottle misplaced '3
crucial. assassins.
Norwalk 033m House.
a a ma
’0”thth only“
Frost and Fanshawe’s
IDIAL OOIBIKATIOH.
Thursday, Friday ail Silllllll
JANI'. AIIY 22. ‘23, 24.
With Childmi' s matinee Holorday afternoon at am
o'clock presenting a repertoire or raw Ind original
will. by Ir A l. Parish-we undo-ed hynomha
cowi.psn Thursday. the v.5“ usually of do"
not life, “An Jenkins.” 'rlda y. the Industry's
sonic . Country
y matinee or tstic err-o
dy drama of Southern life "An American Beauty. "
llatnrday cvming Ibo roaring umwdy drama of the
topical Ibcday “While Us
At the matinee ltatnruav iI turnout the Imliful
gold watch now on exhibition at Auriin' 9 jewelry
store. wlil hcgivw to the boy or gilt making the
largest number of correctly spelled Rnin-b horde
trout the letters contained in the three words' “Frost
and Panhawo."
Prico- 180, 350. 88o.
Chart open Ionday January 19. at Bow-and
Finland’s. 119 .IL (8051’ Hanan.
Tenth Annual Masquerade Bill
UP THE
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Germanic lllll, Washington tit. Bridge
‘ 03¢
MONDAY EVENING. JAN. 26.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies .100:
extra lady, Ill cents.
Music by Prof, Heine's Full Orchestrt. )1!) IV
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notice.
LI. persons having bills against the late Samuel
1‘ Waters are mine-ted to prison: Ztmt? for per
tlemcnt. Al-nper-Ions owing bll' sure mp: cater! to
make payment as won as pmslble to
(180 l' W ATERS. or
1'30 1w MR5 BAMBI“. WATERS.
Dlstrlcl of Nor-walk its: Probate
Court, January 21. A. 1).. 18.91.
Rumor Samuel D, Smith. late or mrnlk, in
said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate fur the District. of Summit.
bath limited and allowed at: months from the date
hereof for the creditors of raid estate in exhibit.
their claims for settlement. Those who neirleci to
prcsentlh iracronnts properly-acorn! within said
time will liedebtrrcdartcivcry All persons in.
debt 1! to said «state are truncated to make immo-
diatc pavmcnt to lluw Alli.) I) 311'“:
jfl *9 f5 Adminis'mtor
City Board of Belle! Notice.
(Yl‘lCB IS 113ka GIVEN 'l'llA'I' T88
of Belle! for the City of South "1"
wull.will meet on Homing Jinniry 5. at 130 ..;m
Saturday January 10.117105: at; Friday. ii'rm-
grv 16.at".'I10 In; and Thursday. January ..'.a
:Y‘llp riI att ct‘onncilt nam‘rci. for lhr' purpose
of heflln"3nd dtterm'uiuz all appeals from the
no! rig-oft e City Assessors and squalid. i; and
Wfllllhfl the: valuation in the horn! trim.
MA‘I'l‘llBW (YIIRBB'I‘I‘, 18mm at
“IBM W DAKB. ) htiirf
Dated at ibeCilyMSooth Norwalk the Mind day
of llmriiber, ism
SII'I'IC B.
"I‘llB BOARD 0F BELIEF of the Town of .\' “'-
walk, on the Assessment List of 1590 will
lnr‘et .5“ the otlke of the si-irctmcn. Monday lana-
ary5 1-91. 312 ucinclr p In; naturilay. January
o'cl max. to. Saturday January I? at ., o'clock
wines by January‘n. at To'rlock
and Saturday. January '23. at i o 'ctcck p In.
pit of hearing and determining an and all rip
smadctribm'romtbaddnxlott cinnamon.
Tbs Board of Ballet will meet with the Ant-saute
«slain: Board. Saturday January it at so 'cmrk
p.111 tor the pnrpo e or sharing the polls of sick
nil disabled persons.
B SK P1,"! 1 Board
usvur #BYIOYB. or
Pl. m rmca i setter
Norwaik (con I)cccmber20, 151A). 11’?
urine
Did you want the l’arcgoric.
and discover that it was all out
Avoid such mishaps in the
future bv purcltasuig Ulltf ot‘
our
FAMILY llEDllllNE BASES
Containing all the remedies
usually called for, properly
Inarlveil and always in place.
Is your stationery getting
low? Call and see its, we on
show you some nice paper at
prices which will make you
buy.
DRUG STORE,
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
100’!!! HID-WALK.
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Plill'l'lill ’8 ..
And be In the crowd to contend for the Wheeler 8: Wilson
Sewing Machine TO BE GIVEN AWAY to the highest ticket
holder on \lay 1,1891 A ticket Is given with every 25 cent.
cash purchase you make here. Goods sold cheaper than ever
before Splendid Hams, 12c a pound: Shoulders, 9c it pound;
41 pounds extra line fiincy Butter. $1, 250 a pound, going like
hot cake, and we guarantee it will suit you; our Creamery
Butter iII prints, at 32c iipouuil, takes the lead; 31 pounds
Carolina Rice, 25c; Long’s Celebrated Breakfast Flour Is the
finest article yet produced for hot Cikcs, 15c and 25c pack
age», try it To those who go out of town for their goods
We will «my you saw: money by depositing your lush with us
as we will sell you at wholesale prices, simply be: ~iiusc We buy
out "(mils lioiii the producers and they are warranted to suit
you. \i it will make no mistake by purchasing your goods
hero. Vc have bargains that will please you, at
Charles E. Seymour’s,
LEADING GROCER,
33 Washington street. South Norwalk
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03.11 Wednesday and get a. glass
of Soda. Water, Free.
25 I’ll BENT. SALE
Is Now 011. L
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THE ONLY SALE OF ITS KIND EVER
GIVEN IN SOUTH NORWALK.
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Don’t make a mistake by
waiting too long. We have
on hand a large supply of al
goods adveri
prices.
price list, get one, peruse it
of a good many dollars to you
THE Bllllllll 8191113
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
03.11 Wednesday and get a. glass
of Soda. Water, Free.
F H. NASH do BRO.
"AV E .ll' 51’ Ill! Elli kill A l-lNS STUCK (lz'
I‘AIKLSI‘H‘I’ FRENCH AND iltllil'IIIIAN t‘IIl’A,
Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets.
NN[()KIN(~II- AN I) WA'I.‘ FDR Slfi'l‘fi
rim cu Pa, savanna aun Prrcnrzns.
Mugs, Plain and Shaving, Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.
Ul’It (40006 All! FIRST CLASS AND WILL BE; SOLD AT Till UJWEST PRICES.
F. H. NASH do BRO.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiii
MOORE 8: HARMAN’S
Until further notice we will give 3 pounds of Granulated
Sugar with every pound of tea tor 50 cents,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Now is your opportunity.
4..-”..-
Ciimc on.
LARGE BUILDING. LAtYI' Brill) It)“ A
hem power. null-I
InJohri It. Knapp. No as West street.”
rmoii or rivi minus indium III-
pmvivmnrits. Rent. mutt)
Nor ii gt!
tmmtltlm WIN! unit, ’01-! m- lemt on
Wain meat. “.5 mourn-neat on Witter yum.
Buy-audios. Bron.
Ill WOODWABD BOIMBAD~IJ BOOII.
allln act I Inquire of C.
swans. It “on Well ”mnguy m it
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MINI ml... “gm Um
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1313911,th they Will
1101; last forever at the reduced: Goo-ls at 10c, i‘eilutci‘i lr. lll lS‘i.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
“than: Illifltt‘tl:1l:'tl”'llll(‘iill iipets in out South Nor-
Tlirvc llllllfll't‘ll yet: (15 iii remnants at 25c each
If you have not read our .
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WILL SUIT.
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84 WASHIN
SOUTH N0 .8 WALK. CT.
iii/8i Sin.
GTON ST.
iiiii iiiiiii stir
StflFlElll & Hill’s.
“e are opening it bin line of Slil’lfl” Ginghams and Seer-
sniki is that will be Sold cheap for (:2le
the;- new spring styles.
We have in tiifrumtvrl :1 his: imlm tion in (.‘loaks, Capes, Seal
Plush Samples and t iiililicii a t in tits.
user: wit it \iill can iiiiv.
Anionn5 'llr' l ii 'tlli 4 will l)‘ :i isrfw lllli' Towel for lllc;
pairs: at Fm? lilacs; ”th lot 2:3. '
lithe, ZJC‘,
Ladio
the: liL‘N‘i In: (lir‘S llil
ill lx .‘lul'l’.
Clll‘w I’l‘thtl all kiml.~ .lwip
Spring (Iiiiuhzinis :iL’ii :1 big tit
Give them :i c Ill nu lltilil lt'
well for it means the saVing‘; Storeopeii Monday 11 t'tlllt'stldydlld siitiirilavevenings
SCOFIELD (Sc HOYT.
111g Ofitl;
A lLuu" ,w i.rl}E\TS [“1 l: \l lll‘l; DBX’IRTIIEST lndemcir and Hosiery at any price.
no [an as u. w' l L it. up its: 11.5 mm na to make room furor; r sl‘lthU MlLLlSBHI‘.
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Selli
FUR CAPES
W1 lw (l 11 tumor. “twirl” thme' mi. .cr.,...:n
Wc' I‘velllr‘ _'L_ar 5.- «rock olvnn --e want in h “2111' ltfd will olive our, our Hirpdlb stock at far
SOUTH NORWALK CTW ‘
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MILLINERY.
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hunts C titels Hair Half
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AND MUFFS
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KERCHIEFS
so with rhi ILl‘i. Do not miss this opportunity.
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commend by her after its
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Horse Buyers A
We are constantly row
calving Fine Horses. 1
suited to all purposes.
You will find the I‘ll-
Bs’l‘ concatenation :
BEST ROADBTERB. the ‘
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether tho
BEST ASBOB'I'MBNT or
SALE HORSES in Padr-
field County. Partic-
wanttng any kind of a.
Horse. can be united
HERB. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTBD.
II. II. I’ARSHNS.
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run sort” BliltWAl It All!) sonwata
Vault: and t narrati- tinned and 1!»an on in
lriiprmd plan All orders Inn-pity attends! to.
midi 0|!
Charles Mott,
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Norwalk Chronicler