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Notices of local entertainments of all
.kloda. to which on admission is charged.
notion uninitiated to promote private
inmate. mt when an advel’tiywuent
some appears in advertising co limos.
gs charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
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The Colorado storm centre has moved
out to the Mississippi Valley, extending
its rain area this side of the Alegghanles.
It will probably advance east northeast
to day, causing rain in the lake bordering
and Atlantic States north ol the Corn-
linaa. In this district to-day cloudy
weatbcr wrll probably prevail, with
slight ' changes of temperature, fresh
southeaste‘rly and easterly winds and
rain, preceded by log on the adjacent
coasts, followed by increasing storminess
at night off the Long Island coasts. On
Friday in this section and New England,
cloudy to partly cloudy weather, wrtb
alight temperature changes and fresh to
brisk southerly to westerly winds, be-
coming high 03 the New England coasts,
preceded by rain or snow, except in the
southern part of this section, and Iollow-
ed by clearing except on the Lakes and
thence to Maine coasts, and on Saturday
partly cloudy to hair Weather.
miniature Almanac tor Tia-Morrow.
Sunrises Sunsets High tide Lowtids
7.06 .500 2.03 8.18
Pilgrim Council, No. 54, B. U. A. M.,
hold their regular meeting to-night.
The anniversary of Westport Division,
M .H
A calico ball was held at the residence
of Patrick Slattery on Clark street, Tues-
day night. | . ,
4A new line of spring colorings in
carpets, at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
6. or '13, will be held Monday, April 6. by“ “Md“ ”'9- C”-
llessrs. E. N. Sloan and James Hall,
the borough auditors, expect to finish
auditing the borough accounts, this even-
ing. v
S. T. Hosmer, or the Phoenix Insur-
‘ance company, settled U. E. Wilson’s
loss onthe Randall barn at East Nor-
walk yesterday.
' Telephone communication between
Stamfordand Bridgeport, which was in-
terrupted by Sunday’s storm,was opened
TbsLtidics’ Aid Society of the East
Avenue II. E. church mete at the
residence of Mrs. Henry Jones on First
avenue, last evening.
HI"! B. Boulon and Misc Sadie God-
frey are to be married at the home of
the bride’s parents, on South Main street,
flak city, tonight at 8 o’clock.
-—A. B. Hoyt a: Son. borough, continue
their reduction sale untilSaturday night.
Fifty cents per pair less than regular
prices on all shoes from 82.50 to $5 00.
.Wright & Flynn have erected a large
addition to their lactory on Madison
arrest. which is to be used as a carriage
repository. It is another sign of the
will! with which this film is meet-
ing. -
Liberian & Company have decided to
open a branch bakery and conlectlonery
store in Randall’s block in But Norwalk-
naywlll make an attractive place of
business and their goods wrll be first
class in every particular.
Clarence W. Bowen, Secretary of the
Construct: the Centennial of Wash-
ington’s I gurailon, 251 Broadway,
.3"! York, desires information regard-
ing the portrait OI Jonathan Slurges.
“been! Congre- Irom Consonant.
W. B. Hall & Co. will close their
astonishment on Friday, the 30th, Ior
inventory and to make special prices for
a great February sale which precedes
the Improvements to be made in larch.
All or their illustrators and sealskihs will
be Included in tbs reductlon.
of Grace church will hold
alfalfa Klslacb, from 0 to 10 o’clock,
on Friday evening. at the residence of
In. Frederick St. John, corner of West
avenue and Chapel street. There will he
Manx, mush: and rsrrsshmsots. Ad-
m,” cents.
Wateris'now running into the bor-
‘ Tooth alumina-usual. As soon as a
“slant quantity ls~on hand. the water
will be turnsd on from there, Instead of
direct from New Canaan, as at present.
Mimi remedy the present low prea-
m and give the usual force.
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In. fills Wilson and daughter.“
Illvsrulns. hall a narrow escape from
baton-on ovum the New Goo-an road
crossing. last evening. They were is
‘ turning bottle from the borough, whm
tbsykadbsenshopplog,andworson
usuackwhsntheydlseovsrsd ills
Maps. them. Its. Wilson
_ ‘lkshoraa him blow and he
jastln time to
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, . Cards have been issued by the Crescent
club for a “tea" to be given on Friday
evening, January I8.
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The ladlss of the First Congregational
church will given rose supper in the
chapel next Wednesday evening.
-—-Do‘n’t fail to see “The ”Quack Doc-
tor" at G. A. R. hall, this evening.
The Danbnry Wheel club will hold
their last sociable of the season next
Wednesday evening. A number of Nor
walk wheelrnen will attend.
Remember the special city election to.
marrow. There is but one candidate to
vote for, but Mr. Volk’v friends should
give him a good complimentary vote.
A number of the Kohanza Hose boys
of Danbnry, who were on their way to
New Milford to attend the ball of the
Arctic Engine. company. stopped over at
Norwalk, yesterday afternoon.
The ladies ol St. Paul’s church gave a
suppe? in the parish rooms on Wall
street. last evening. A large number ol
petiole visited the rooms and it is thought
that the ladies made nearly $75 on the
affair. “ ‘
The regular monthly exercises of the
OverlRiver school were held yesterday
afternoon. An interesting literary and
musical programme was rendered.which
rlflwcted much credit upon the scholars
and teachers. .
A party of fllteen Methodists from
this city went to South Wilton in a car.
ryull last evening to attend a church
sociable at the residence of George W.
Smalley. They report having bad a
very pleasant time.
~Tbe Norwalk Boston Store will be
closed all day Friday, January 30th, for
stock-taking. -
Messrs. James Robinson. ElmeriChin-
nery, Charles Payne, Patrick Sluttery
and Lorenzo Adams attended the ball of
the Arctic Engine company, ol New Mil-
Iord, last evening. They returned this
morning and report a jolly time.
The trial of Mrs. Cox fduhrowing red
pepper in the face of Anton Larson was
held before Judge D. P. Morrell this
morning. Captain Russell Frcgtrappear-
ed tor the prosecution and Lawyer Aus-
The accused
was found guilty and fined $5 and costs.
The Broad River Band of Hope gave
one of their famous suppers last evening,
preceded by a very interesting pro»
gramme of singing. iecithticns and dia-
logues. The attendance was very large,
gladdening the hearts of the ladies, and
adding to their treasury a handsome
sum: ~_
The tableaux to be given at the “Kal-
fee Klatsch,” Friday evening, are said to
be something entirely new and novel.
The young ladies who will take part are
Misses Grace Millard, Alice Mallory,
Edith Street, Annie Gregory, Alice
Cram, Mabel Miller, Mrs. F. Qllintard,
and Messrs.T. S. Morison and Dr.(.leorge
Baxter.
—-'l'tix Erssrso Samar-rt. can now be
found on sale at .l. U. Randle‘s store,
Winnipatlk.
Miss Marietta Couch‘enterlained the
Down Town Whist club at her home on
Bayview avenue last evening. Twelve
tables were occupied during the evening
in progressive whist, which resulted in
the gentleman's prize for Dr. Higgins,
and ladies’ prize for Mrs. James Golden.
The occasion was one in which there
was a happy combination of somal
pleasures, which to a large degree, were
enhanced by the happy {acuity of the
hostess oi entertaining her guests.
BNTBB’I‘AINIBNTs:
The World Against Her.
Agnes Wallace Villain “The World
Against Her,"wnll be the attraction at
the Opera House to-night. The New
York Sun said of the play: "The World
belore a large audience and proved to be
one of the strongest melodramas on the
stage to-day. The Interest is artistically
worked up from the beginning and well
sustained thoughout, the curtain Ilnally
falling on a scene that law emotive that
the audience—4 rather rare thing for
New York, with one accord delayed its
exit. although it was haltipast eleven, to
applaud, while the leading characters
bowed their acknowledgments before
the curtain. Tc say that ewrybody in
the hon-shits delighted would be but a
meagre expression of the truth. They
were held spellbound through the most
interesting scenes, and were wrought up
to a pitch of rare enthusiasm. All this
was not, however, due to the workman-
ship of the author alone. It was in a
great measure an earnest and weltds
psrved tribute to the splendid eflorts oi
tariuLegggWW, W, -._.
TOLD In A UN! 03 TWO.
latter- Wortby ol loath. fro-s Ivory
Quarter or Mulls-t.
Two freight trains met on a single
track on the New England road near
Bolton, Tuesday morning. Both engines
were badlywrsoksd but no onswas
hurt. , 0
John Rain-gs ol Granville recently
found all lndlan scalplng knits made 0!
slate, four inch. long and about an inch
and threeslsllths wide, on the banks at
the Shetncket river.
3. Cohen ol Hartford was suspected of
having correspondence with the Louis»
lane lottery company. The mus were
watched and whens auspicious letter
lwas reo’elvridltwas taken toCohso by
«tomes aspector Hall. inspector
flail hiked Cohan to open the latter Ind
road It to hint. ‘l‘hlll Is My
did. All arrest Endowed Insular-Ia
Against Bar,” was produced last night
4 South Nohwals.~Jan. $0.1m. ,
rum Exiting Sumatra—1 'bava mad
carclnlly the articular J. Holden-Hurl-
btlti.’ ”do!“ ,ynonaplldatlon. and there
me some stateulenta and deductiopa In
it which I would like to briefly consider,
and trust you will be able to make room
for them. '
In considering this matter I am at.
somewhat of a disadvantage, for I do
not know Whether Mr. Burlhutt ls giv-
—whsihsr he writes tor himself or thugs
who compensate him for his serviced.
II he is doing special, pleading as a law
unanswered. But being unable to do
cids whether he is or not. I will mums
that he is not, and try and show that
consolidation will not bout the advant-
age of South Norwalk. “
Mr. Hurlbutt attempts toshow mm
the borough is in financially as good con-
dition as the city, and to support his
poaition quotes the large increase in the
borough grand list. ‘ Mr. Hurlbutt, to be
fair. should bavestated that the increase
in the borough grand list was made by
the assessors, and is not therefore to be
considered as a gain in real property.
By his figures the borough grand list has
increased 08.53000 in, ten years, and the
city’s $101,000. There'hss been no spec
isl manipulation in the case of the city
as in that of the borough, but its develop-
ment has been made without any jug-
gling with figures or maniphlation of
the tax list for tllayspeclsl purpose.
His reference to the indebtedness of
the two corporations is unfortunate.
The city has no debt above that 0! its
water works except a floating debt of
about $40,000. The revenue from the
water more than pays the interest on its
cost, and hence the only debt on which
the city asacorporation pays interest
does not exceed $40,000. The essential
difierenco between the borough and city
is the fact that the city has lllid taxes
sufficient to pay for its improvements as
they have been made, and the borough
has issued bonds on which’lthey are pay—
ing interest. ' ‘
By the proposed plan of consolidation
of me borough and city provision is to
be made by which each section shall take
one of its indebtedness, but if Mr. Hurl-
hutt’s position is correct it would be as
well to avoid complications and units
them at the same time the town is unit
ed, and I warn the people of South Nor-
walk that this would very soon be alive
cared and carried should the proposed
consolidation be (firmed.
Mr. Bullbntt's arguments that ii the
whole town was united in one city it
would remove all incentive tor local rt
valry isa most peculiar one. Does he
mean to say in the event of consolidation
that he would locale factories or public
buildings In South Norwnlk. if they
could be secured lorlhe borough? If
he is possessed of this magnanimous
spirit why has it not been manifested in
town adults. A! the town meeting
when it was proposed to build anew
town house and locate it adjoining the
armory he opposed it in his most vigor
nus manner, and very truthfully said
that so located i: would be so Inconveni
cone to both Norwalk and South Nor
Walk, and insisted if s new town house,
were built it should be locat~ d either at
Norwalk or South Nora-slit. If as a
town sectional interests are and have
been consldered, what reason can he give
or what evidence has he that the same
spirit will not prevail under a city its in
town government.
ills reference to the bridge at South
Norwslk is another unlortunato one.
Does he not know that at least sixteen
town meetings were called to consider
that matter below it was votrd, and
does he not know that whl-n the vote was
obtained it was on condition that othrr
bridges at the north end at the town
should also be built. That bridge was
secured only after great WIMBII‘IIO’ and
against a quite bitter opposition from
the upper town.
Mr. Hurlhutt's plan of llawng local
ward governments within the proposed
general city..is certainly u out original
one. How it would alter present condi-
tionll does not appear to ordinary minds.
His plan seems to have only ono
object, a general aggrandlscmeut
of a number of independent cor-
porations under one Ilgure bend.
He says it would greatly reduce ex-
penses. Perhaps it might of the figure
head portion oi the cotlglomerstion, but
it each section is to make its local im
provementa at its own expense there
must necessarily to local expenses, and
so in fact instead of simply flying and
chesponlng government it would com-
pllcats it and makelt more expensive.
All that Mr. flurlhutt desires prevail»
in town government. Helpful-others is
lac! of harmony in town adults. I
hardly think this assertion is warranted,
but it it is would hls plan of changing
the name oi the government from town
to city changr the conditions?
This matter can be reduced to a very
simple statement—Norwalk dare not
want a union between South Norwalk
and East Nllr-slku-ltnd that accounts
[or the. proposition for consolidation.
Our borough friends are far-vlglill-d en
ough to see that this union between
evil-Ills. II this can be prevented by
couslllidation it would make the borough
and the northern end of the town male
tern of the situation. The first move
alter consolidation would be for public
buildings, and they would be located
where the borough and the upper end of
the town dictated, and this being the
case they would not be located to aooom»
modate East and South Norwalk. I hear
it said that the borough would sign. to
have these buildings placed at some half
any point between the city and bolonah.
This. as Ir. Hurlhutt has balore dcclar~
ed, would accommodate no one, and
when the matter should come up for
dual continuation hs. I fear, might
sushi subject his Individual preferences
to his prof-also.“ taslat with anal
torso-ls ability that the buildings in
ing his views as a citizen or as a lawyer,
yer, I would prefer to let his article go .
South Norwalk and East Norwalk ls ln-q
In Burlblltt valiantly champions the
independence of East Norwalk.» as in-
sists that It is a shame tor South Nor
walk to even grant East Norwalk pelt.
thin for free postal delivery, and yet he
beratrs South Norwalk for insisting
upon retaining its city charter and iden-
benetlt Booth lorwslk, but he twists on
South Norwalk abandoning its prefer-
ences for local government for the hens.
at of the borough of Norwalk. Mr.
Eurlbutt Is not logical. for be Is not con
aistcnt, and, I lost, not sincere.
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Happyandcontcnt i; a bridcwillt 7' The Ro
dialer ;” a lamp with the light of the morning.
immune-n00. unarkf’lmflulaw
‘ TAYLOR counties,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwallr, Conn.
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advertisements under this head. not c ‘ ling 5
lines. I limr 5a., a imam, i work at 53K ‘
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AN AL‘TIVL "FINEST AND Dimlill'l’
w man. competent under minute directions
to supervise the domestic aflatra of a smsll Institu-
tion. Appi in person or by letter.to Dr Main
Everett hm lb, south Wilton Connecticut. TEL-1t
YOUNG LADY (.‘Llflll IN “YI'ION STORE.
Ole htVll'l! had some experience preferred Ad
. (than. Sentinel office. 127 (it
WAS l BI! IMMEDIATELY
Experienced Straw Sewers
Also Girls to Learn Straw Sewing.
DENNIS & BLANCII‘ARD.
I-Imtb Xarwalk. Goon, January it.
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“Wham imam; not ex
Hum. I time an. 3 times 50:. I worth $1.0)
l‘nl HORSE. WAGON. HARNW. room
etc.bcloliuin to Lhe'aicn oneIWsu-rs. In-
glireon the pit-m ans, No. )5 Day rim: Son'h
horwalk. 1:6 Iw
' W0 choice butldtng’lota, 7:0 and ti feet trout, on
West avenue Apply to W. C. SAIIIS or
I. I, HOY'I‘ n2 tr
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- Advertisements under wishes—d: not exceeding Ah
lines. I time '25:. 3 times 50:. I week all!)
' PIN-Ii PART OF HOUSE Mus IlASPOIlI)
[.1 I’lice l-‘ive rooms; modern in) rovrmcnin.
Possession Fellruaryl Apply to n. lint-m.
I) south lain a net. Son h nonalk )tu Iw
oRolilth' No. ill SOUTH IAIN STRII’I‘. HINT
b .lh. all convl-llcnces; 5 rooms. Henry street,
South Nurwa I, rent std; classrooms Karl avenue.
Kat Norwslk near depot. ten! :10 l'oreesalnn at
once At ply to Taylor a Golden, or W. Young. at
Lockwood fllg Go. is“!
l, Ulla! 0P, sill litmus (IN WOODWAKI)
avenue. girl. AID hours of six I'Oi rm, East
It irwalk am. Part0! hon-r- on Woodward avenue.
'9 Insane of K A Woodward.
l (“FR-1 AND R lots 08 Wa’l’llt “'8le
and Taylor avenue. Rents troll It to '11
per month. mm Bo
lam. “if
Latins BUILDING. lots? Hill) FOR ‘ A
list factory; min buildln 3.5110on blend.
and addition is“). and solid or; a good boiler.
til bone power. fiult‘lbk for any business. apply
tr John ti Knapp. ho. a West street, South Nor-
wnlk. . did) if .
171.0th 01' FIVE RUINS: LIUDKKN I‘l-
pfthemt‘lll‘. lien! .11. Apply to W ll
smith :tl West street, south Norwnlk. dill tr
Ill! WUODW till) HON Bs‘I‘KAD—J-t lithium
flu and cold water, bath room. hnkt. .kc .
with slabllng tor are bones. cow stables, chicken
houses .kc ; all in diet repair Inquire Mn 1'.
swam. at uld Well it." Company. all t!
PLEASANT Boll IN A CONVENIENT
locality is adored to persons who wood like to
visit Washington some time dart the winter or
«mag. Room .00 a y. Mrs. J. B.
RavmmrJflllatnfl W. sshtnirtonJll‘ oust?
L08
thus-It all classes.
lint-a. l time the, 3 times 50c. I week aim.
( N SUNDAY IYBNIHI}. BHT “in! Till
First Bapll'l Church and No {:1 rill-s Ill’l‘t‘l.
a roll routxinlilg bits and a check. A an! able re
ward will be paid for their r turn to B hfl'llTM’l.
{tum-s stml Norwalk Conn. 1:» tr
POUND.
Advertisements under this head. not“: xrredlnlr
lines. Innis 25c. .9 times soc. I week also
— . suit ho? lillosltip willcu rgfil'f‘l";
can we ly prov rig ()Wl’l’l y mg i
this advertisement In oil's oi 3011510 7.3
LUI’I’. at “out it Zelda l', Wuhillgtm street so
Norwalk. jest Ill
Notice.
’I‘ilI Mona! Stockholderl‘ luring of the Nor
walk luck Company n ll he held at the, other
oi the annuity. on Wednesday. “biliary 4, at 2
tl'clm'l p. m.
I). 8 DISBROW. Necrclary.
M 29
Notlcc.
u. persons having bslla against the late Samuel
1‘ “store are requested to fiscal rains for sch
ilsment. Al-o pfl‘sonl owing llls are nqnutad to
make payment as soon as mail».- to
Dr) P w Willie. or
no lw Ills ddld’lt. Watkins.
[District at Novas-II as: Problilo
court. Janusry , 2|. A. 1).. ism.
lstaisor cantor-l I). hmlthatc of Rnrnlk, in
said district. deceased.
The ”can or Probate tor the District of Norwalk.
hath limited and allowed six months trol- the dais
limit for the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement Those who loci to
asset th lrsccottnts. properly attested. wit to said
late. will bedsbamlla recovery. All person in.
ill-ho d to sold estate are requested tn the-
dlm oatmeal to
links in
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Anatole valor
Cures Rheumatism,
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RRRLRR, ERIN.
Hillfllllilll Ill lulu
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materials» from the surround-
lug trimmed in ivory
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tity. He doesn't want East Norwalk to .
Rial Eilllll all Illilllfllll, ‘
Advent-omen" under this head. not exceeding It,
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Thursday, Jan. ale.
Return 0! the Favorite Actress, J
Agnes lilac Villa
In late Claxlun'a Greatest Slim ‘
THE Willi] initial RER
Magnificent ~ceneryl ‘
Marvelous Elects!
[Elaborate COS'nlllul
Thrilling Situations!
Adlnlsslon, 35, 50 and Min,
ficlll on sale ll l'lalc'a and Platstcd'r. , jet
OPERA HOUSE, ,
8. li stunner, . - Hayward
Jus', one night.
Saturday. January 31..
, l
Jars-nil- “mile on eminent iso- comedian
Gilli. ERIN VERRRR,
In the beautiful Irish play,
SHARES O’BRIEN.
Supported by hisown excellent comlnlly. Eco
Wm Motion-gilt t c Champion Irish .ltu puddle l
Dane" of the World “in Nurpbi. U amnion
Irish I’lpcr llcsr \'clncr‘s new EHIIKI.
PRICES, vs, .50 and :35
Seats on M's at Hale'- and Plsistnl's.
, MUSIC HALL,
holiday Evening, Feb, 2.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Barlley Campbell's Greatest Success,
SIBERIA,
Under the management of
Mir. H. (Y. KENN RDY'.
Produced w th
IAGNIFICEXT NEW SCSNEIIY.
HAND-0318 COSTUMES. ‘
And
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Mrs now . i. sale at "llyl‘s and “molly".
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Now is your opp rrurilly to rerun- a in! on your
own terms. and at X‘I‘kr! within your mph, 1 have
lots on lawman- Avenue. :0 lei-E trout and 126 test
deep.
For $300 . to 3:350.
Antheclieapestlnts now on“ mi till?!) the rlry
limits (‘Ma'htbn-‘e they mm! on uradm: are
abdglnfmt lilglzlrlhan the slum iclb Nl'l \sizh
grill-'51 bottom than-l u healthy buildiui sites
Why eni.ur-lllcrhi~rlly .imlts no p V min: or
as more fo it in: 3- you can boy! so where you
get all ,rhv my impronmcnts with good roads.
So Brldxc to (Trolls !
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Always Aces-sublet
Take .2. walk down Woodward uterine, assure
your-c I that three lots are a ban sin, aid will cut-
laznly lllvau‘t‘! in price ever, year.
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Remedy is prepared, wc certify
fl injurious drugs.
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HARDWARE,
OILS.
Painls,Varynishes,
no E“, rwmc,
Wile lentil. Woolen Will, its
music Iiilr. moon.’
Geckos B. PLAISTED, Dear
.SirzéKnowing the formula
from which Plaiiste‘dk'l' Cough
that the medicines of which it
is composed are of recognized
utility for throat and lung trou
bles,’ and that it contains no‘
opium or other poisonous or
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R. L. Bornxxax, M. It,
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ELERY c CLARKE. \Vi‘lelllnklnfl. D. u. S
Normals.
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If you are troubled with a
cough or cold use
PLAIS‘I‘EII’S ‘
80999
REMEDY.
It Is Sure to Help You.
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.‘lANI'l‘AIfTI'ill-Il) AT
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sold by all llrllggists.
WASHINRTUR lulu
tine Quality .~»-'I'llo Best.
lion. Salt mush
gating”. l‘nnk‘ d
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
(ll-lion Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
'~ Mt Washington street.
lottllll
3991' iii Ennis
At a Big Illscoulit
To make room for Fprlng Stuck. Also a lull line of
DOG MEDICINES AND SPRATT’S
DOG BISCUIT.
Elect, V6.3}. Lamb. ttul'ot.
r.‘rmttd Beef. Stan
shouldéra. Bacon,
tom.
mm...
Bultunt and hill Bill!
“commonality;
so. 4 warns mum,
a“ smash.
KEEP in E.
Ill] 1111 SEWINR MAR .INR,
YOU MAY BE THE iLUCKY PERSON.
And also remember you can get good value for your money
here. A ticket is given with every 25 cent cash purchase.
Flour and Sugar are cheap Best Creamery Butler, none floor,
in prints. 32c lb ; Fancy Dried Apples, 150 1b.; Eva California
Peaches. 25c 1b., 3; lbs, Rice, 25c; tlle'bt-st line of Oranges,
in the city at 32cc dozen; Fancy Full Cream White Cheese,
excelled by none; Spiel dd Horns, 120 lb. It is astonishing
howdthiit 25C Butter goes, 4} lbs, fortiél. Lang’s Breakfiilst
Flouris a delicate food and eciinrlmical. for hot cakes, waffles,
Muffins, &c. Try it. 2; lbs. Prunes, 25c, at
. l I ’ 4
Charles E. Seymour 3,
LEADING} (er-tootsie, 4 ,1
33 Washington Street. South Norwulk.
p" '; THE GREAT J i!
25 ill um. SALE
ISNOW On.
——1—-¢»—-
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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 all
goods adverliised, 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.
, f -
THE BRSTRN SHIRE,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
EBO'U'I‘H NORWALK CT.
RRARRLATERSRRNTTRBE RIVER AWAY
MOORE 85 HARMAN’S,
Until further notice we will give 3 pounds of Granulated
Sugar with every pound of 10:1 for 50 cents,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Now is your opportunity. Come on.
‘ ’ ——» “900-“
~.. 4'.
F. l-l. NASH ass 0.
IIAVB JUST RECEIVED A "NI STOCK 0'
CABléSBAD, FRENCH AND BOIIEMIAN CHINA,
* Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
SMOKIN (in A131) WA'I‘ER SETS,
razor cues, SAUOERS AND erratum.
Mugs, Plain and ”Shaving, Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.
OUIOOODI All! ”HIT-0h.” AND WILL BI BOLD AT Till miracl- meat. ’
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Norwalk Chronicler