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of ms appears in advertising columns.
uncharged for at regular rules, 10 cents
«this. .
1891 JANUARY 1891 '
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In (on Harald Weather [arena-u
The Western storm centre is new task
high-exit to the Atlantic via the St.
Lawrence Valley,” asstated in these lore-
casts yesterday. Its disturbing eflect
' will be nicer felt on the upper New E g
land coasts, but It will probably cause
rough sea oil the coasts as far south as
Sandy Book. A storm Wlll probably
{brilly near the Texas coast to day and
move north in an easterly direction
toward this section, causing dangerous
winds 03 the South Atlantic and the
lower Middle Atlantic coasts on Sunday
-Ie this district to day partly cloudy to
lair weather will probably prevail,
mill”! preceded by light rain, with
to brisk southej to westerly
winds, increasing In strength ‘erid slight
.ly warmer, followed by cooler and clear
in Weather. On Saturday in this sect-
ion and in .New England colder clear
weather and lresh westerly and north
westerly winds will probably prevail,
and on Sunday fair to partlyb cloudy
weather, fresh variable winds and
alight temperature changes, followed by
cloudiness and rain or snow in this sect
ion.
llnlaturo Almanac ror ”to-Morrow.
Bun rims Sunsets “labia tide Low tide
' 7.05' 8.57
Amount of Oysters Exported to lump.
lea Week Ending Jan. '81, 1891.
mans. mt. canine
.. ° u I or:
little, . rerpool ,m
m null, 12:
_ Glasgow, 32
- . arse
Albert Ill-Forest will assume the duties
of chief of the Norwalk police force on
Sunday ______
The Bomb Nurwalk saloons are closed
today owing to the special election
being held. . ’ _
L. H. Decker has just finished painting
the handsome residences of E. A. Wood
ward and E. El. Mathewson.
>41?an manicure treatment at
“H. 8. Rider's, Lou let's Block.
, Catnip-tries D, F and C are expected to
hold a battalion drill at the Stamford
armory on Monday eve‘ning, February 9.
“ .IlorrisSlosn, who was recently mar-
ried, ismaking arrangements to go to
housekeeping in Winnipank next week.
Him Grace Head, who has been ill at
the Clinton Institute, Fort .Plain, N. Y.,
”writes home that she is considerably bet-
We ”—-
Sauford Ilann has left the employ of
A. 0. Lyon, the Water street butcher,
and accepted a position with Scoheld &
Hoyt. '
0. B. Harvey’s new advertisement to-
day Is an ingenious one, and calls itten-
lion to what will interest all wearers of
boots and shoes. M
--A new line of spring colorings in
mm the Boston Store, Norwalk.
The wreckagsnn the Honratonic rail
road in this city was cleared away yes-
terday afternoon, and before night trains
were running to and from Wilson lipint
us time.
There is a movement on foot among
oystsrmsu at Bangalocku‘o have n town
nesting called to take action tor the bet
tsrprotrctlon of the oyster industry in
that harbor.
Thsmposatora cl thwl‘airlield County
Savings Bank have elected (I Wllllr
Willem Btepben Oomstock, corpora-
tors. The board of directors elected are
VJ. lovely, I 8.0mm a. B. Wood»
ward, J. 0. Gregory. J. ‘l'. Prowitt.
Girls! Olmsted, A. H. Camp, J. C.
ladle and H. F. Guthrie, of Silvsrnilne.
I“ . [Diana 8. Dunning gave a musical
atherrssidsnceoo West arrest, lost over
I, Ill... la additionto anumber of select
w lesson the plaoo‘hy her pupils, Hus
,Dalfllg rendered the "Humming Cw
. use“ and “Improvisation on Robin
Adair,” ll assailant manner. lies
I‘ w Evacuees vocal solo. and lies
,‘Vlllis Mills a tsadtngon "Chat-
with MW.”
W dearth: a pond shampoo,
pas-scallupoii limitation, Land-
r
, '1th $8.0.qu the Booth Nor.
: wfi Baptist church will observe Sunday
flmmmummm
W meant. In the morning
firwwlllprssshamon 'Coa-
“ultra.” The Y. 1’. El 0. Epra prayer
KW will Iakeplaeeatdo’clock, led
110.1 mum. Attila eve-lag tar»
Woman‘thsyoun people
. W. Tunable:
“be ”Muslim
fienlhllarwalk
street, will entertain the B. 0. P. W. 0.,
this evening. .
The dancing class not at the residence
of T. 8. Morison, on West avenue, Wed-
nesday evening.
A daughter was born to Hr. and Mrs.
Joseph E. Kilasteltsryln this city. ves-
terday afternoon.
wliadies' hangs out and curled at Miss
B. B. Rider's, Laud: r’u Block.
Rev. B. W. Porter, of Howton Centre
Hus..wlll preach in the First Baptist
church next Sunday.
The fast trotting‘horse.“Brown Eddy,"
has been sold from Brookside Brock
Farm to New York parties. . _
The large addition to the Volk hat fact
tory is about completed and the place at
business is now more complete than ever.
Charles Daugherty was before Judge
Knapp this morning, charged with
drunkenness. He was fined $9.00 and
costs. ‘
Thé Christian Workers of the East
Avenue M. B. church will meet at the
. residence of Mrs. B. fiL'Hom-edin this
evening.
—A. H. Hoyt & Boo. borough, continue,
their reduction sale until Saturday night,
Fifty cents per pair less than reuular
prices on all shoes from 82.50 to Q5 00.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Gentleman’s Driving Association
will be held at the residence of E. A.
Woodward, Monday, February 2, at 2
oclcck.
—Choice young turkey 18c. pound, at
F. Bayes' market. . -
The largest pear tree in Westport is on
King street at the rear of F. B. Nnehfs
residence. Two leer lroin the ground it
is seven feet and six inches in circum-
fetence.
Chief Engineer Samuel McGowan and
ex Assistant Engineer Leroy Adams, of
this city, altended the Stamford fin,- de
pertinent ball last evening. They report
that it was a'big sflsir.
Meters. EN. Sloan and James Hall,
the borough auditors, finished auditing
the borough accounts last night. They
have been through the treasurers and
clerk’s books and found everything cor
rect.
J. S. Randall, who sustained serious
loss at the fire on his premises Monday
night, appreciates the services rendered
by the East Norwolk lire companies.
He has presented each company With
825.00.
Every lady attending “Siberia" will be
presented with a copy of Charles 1'. Ellis‘
celebrated» song, “A Bunchpl Daisies."
Ilr. Ellis will appear at Music Hall on the
night of February 23d, in "Casper, the
Yodler. ”
The Court of Burgesses hold their reg-
ular meeting on Monday evening, when
the matter 0! appointing a special police.
man will be brought up. William Mnl
len and Robert Morehouso are said to be
candidates.
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The Band of Hope entertainment at
the Broad River chapel was continued
last evening, the programme being'some
what varied. Mr. Paddock and dough
tor, of East Norwalk. and others from
abroad, osststed.
A meeting has been ”called in the old
Methodist church, East \Irwalk. for
Wednesday evening, Feb. 4th. to con.
sider the matter of annexation with
SouthNorwslk, and the placing of the
fire bell in poeition.
NW. .
Delegations from klsyiluwer Hook and
Ladder, \olnnteer Hose. Pioneer Hook
and Ladder, and Hope llose companies
will attend the ball at the Eaton, Cole
and Boruham lire department at Madi-
son hall, Bridgeport, to-night.
Michael Quinn was before Justice
Coolidge yesterday. charged with drunk
entrees and vagrancy. He was fined
$1.00'and costs for being drunk and sear
Ienced to thirty d'ays in jail for begging
Constable Itorshouul made the arrebi.
Waller Youngs, Charles Miller and
James Burns, laborers employed on the
Consolidated railroad improvements at
Best Norwalk, were below Justice Aus-
tin in the borough court room this morn
lug. They were fined 32 and costs each,
tor drunkenness
It was reported last evening about the
city that ado; light was about to take
place bstwssn Norwalk and Bridgeport
bruise. A reporter sought a sport,
whose name was mentioned in connect—
ion with the allair, but he denied all
knowledge of lt.-—Bridgepott flows.
The Old Wellw restaurant was curved to
the second floor in Rh. ed Havlland’s
block yesterday alternoon, and the store
vacated by it is now being placed in
medians for occupancy by Francis 01
Company, the new clothing firm. I... ll.
igasket ls repainting the walls and coil.
8:
—-Clilldrsn’a hair cutting a specialty at
lies 8. 8. Rider’s. Muller’s Block.
E. E. Durham, who tor the past four
years has been managing clerk with
Henry Jew, will mm from his mot
position about the first at larch and
are not at liberty to star». Ir. Durham
inwhdsver undertaking he engage»
willnodmhrmaksltasuossva.
sadlsnssgrasrsd AgnesWah
less the last min; at the Opera
flmwhsravhssppsarsillathsgreat
mlo-draua'mis World Against Her."
molaylsapaihstieooe,aoilmors
than ones the audlsucswcrsinovedto
tears. All the characters. from Irv.
Villa’s ledge Carlton down to Little
”ropwsrs In good Maud the per-
manent-labors“ inherent-Ilsa
very favorable inner-ion apes these
alliamuthhswvlea pretest.
engage in other business. Just what we .25
mhmllenanllm H
I
Manager Stanley has holiksd Riel!
surprise Party to “Never Better” for
February 4.
Principal Fonts would be plraml to
receive (either replies to his circular up
to Monday noon.
Station agent David Gould is moving
lrom South Norwalk into rooms on
Academy street.
-You can buy spring chickens at 121M
pound i tF. Hayes’ market.
The Hog on the 0‘2""0 “Wing is at
halt- unset lodav out of respect for the
late Broretary Windom. .
John Dunn, of Bayesville, ll aerlollsly
sick from the rflecls of an operation.
perlormed last Monday.
, The house, corner or Third avenue and
Cove street, East Norwalk, was purcha-
ed by 8. B. L'Hommedlen, yesterday.
It is expected that General D. N.
Couch, ol Norwslk, will attend the exer-
cises at the Staples High School, West
port, to-morrow.
Minnebaha Division, 8. of T., are makv
ing preparations to give a literary» and
musical entertainment on Monday even-
ing, February 9.
G. Willis White, of the firm of W. B.
SmilhkCoqhas been elected a mem
ber of the society at Amateur Photo
graphs, of New York city.
One of the girders til the writ of ' the
new electric light station gave away this
morning and fell to the bound. Luckily
no great damage was done. , ,
A car load ol hories lor Brookside
Stock Farm arrived this morning. The
lot” c‘hibracea coachers, draught horses,
and horses for general use.
0n llondsy there will be a pronoignc-
ing which of words commonly mispro-
nounced at the South Norwalk High
school. Principal Fools has oil.- d a
Webster academic dictionary. to .~ suc
careful competiior »
Among the many curious letters re
ceived at our city pint llfifl’, Ihe follow
ing is explicit. it odd: "Unveil Banner,
Droves the ox Dress wagon. l have lost
the at dress you 'will lint hint eni- y time
On the ox Dress, Bricliporl, Conn."
The New York Herold, under date 0!
January 14, repoils that the L'niiid
States sleaiiiihip “Concord," on her trial
trip used the celebtalv-d Hazelton coal;
that her average speed [or four hours
was over seventeen. knot.s per hour, and
that her developed horse power exceeded
the contract. .1 Raymond Brothers are
agents for the ll. Iz III to coal in this mar
ket, and take pl more In calling the at
tention 0! coal constrains In the value
ol this coal as up economical fuel.
Commencing tomorrow, a hirsvi car
will leave Norwalk at 6:45”. m, reach.
ing South Norwalk about 7.00 o'clock.
This change will be a great convenience
to borough people employed at. this end
of the town. Ill Mr. llyait would run
two cars at that tune it Would be a still
greater convenience. and 'woull, nu
doubt, prove profitable. Is many now
walk to pft'lt-l’l‘lic" to riding» on ovI-r-
crowded cats. NI) otherchnnges mil b:-
msde at present in the horse car time
table.
(unhectlltutul’rlaon I. Aaalrrlnfidn
The annual meeting oi the Connecti-
cut Prison assoctottmi was held Wed-Ira
day. The (outlet officers were re-elech'd.
The report of Secretary J. (3.1‘aylir
showed that during the li~citl year! end-
ihg'Jline 30,1890Jhere have been 173
prisoners discharged from lbs (I Innecti
cut State prison its follows: By reason
reason of death,12: tranaleired to the
state hospital for the Insane, 6; p".
doned by the board 0! pardons,
4 ~01 this number 171 were men
and two Went women. (loo hurt
(lied and forty mun hove placed them-
selves under this care of the secretary.
The total number ol such cases was
raised to 164 prisoners discharged lrom
other state prisons, etc. Clothing was
furnished to 59 persons and railroad or
~teaniboat ticket-I to 153. Employment
was found for 87. or board while waiting
lot work. and 7t} wererent home. or to
friends at their owrnrlquesi.
report of Secretary Taylor In necessarily
omitted through lack oi spam. It was
full of interest and showed the work of
the year to have been very successful.
The report til the trcitrllll'vf. John B
Corning, showed the exp-mm» «It the
year to be $3,238 75; receipts. ”.105.
’ Hfioa'rdoniin W"
Mr. and Ilia. J. R. Nichols, oi Boston.
‘ were the guests of Hr. Nichols' slut" on
Tuesday.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Oliver Ferris a: his home In Valley Forge
last night. Nearly 100 guests were pres:
ent. Retreshments were served at mid-
night and the party broke up at an early
hour this morning.
The ladies oi the Congregational
church gave a supper at the church
Huntley evening. A large number at
people were present and listened to a
line literary and musical programme.
lire. Hollie Ilddlebruoh, of Heddlng
rendered some excellent «citations. The“
net proceeds of the entertainment were
8. C. Carver has purchased W.
B. Johnson grist, saw and older mill,
and is making arrangements to. furnish
It with Improved machinery.
The that part at a new story by “job
mar Hjorth Boysasn, entitled "The
Wonder Child.” appears in Harper’s
Young People tor January 27th. The
same number contains the continuation
at Howard Pyls’a minimal romance,
"Isa of Iron," the interest of which ill-
creases with each according chapter.
Momma-Inhaler aa later-
fltlea story courted "now I saw a
Bassist.”
I an unusually dull-lying trails. _ , day let the purpose or mmmm V
. It. and Ilia. air ur'l'hslls, o'l Obspel m
. Illaooth la n II he! SonI h tori-all
of expiration ol term ol service, 151; by -
The lull We!
the M were litter
it. Wmmoinitor oi runner, lines»
While.
Frail ileu- some“...
IllAllarlmam lor’ mold in are I
W
outs,
James
washer. Andrew B. Esodryx,
van. hehln Heel Thorsald F. Hemmer.
Braulotd. rig and screw ocular Ins-
chines; Norman It. not. East Hamilton.
bell; Orvilln R Van Vechten, Norwich,
machine for making braided cordags.
Happyandcontcnt' is a hridewith” Them»
duster, "‘ clamp with lheliglit ol thumping
”new” More 00.41”" floss. h It"!
Jaw—ms—
""ritnoii‘i‘toiifiiesj“
Ell] Eilhlh 9119 [1189191199
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
. Advertisements under this head. not ”Whig
lines, I tlmrlbcu 3 time-isle, 1-week hi i).
“103M; LADY titanium 1' 10m
1 walxte Iii-ether; rth'wrs
thstpltes Alhslloir‘Cod is? nth Karts-t. Hill!
It MW Il’fllflkm‘ AND D [1'
A w than. It‘d-went order nulls M'lhlll
loathed domestic all-Iran: a mat moths-
permor by letter, to Dr lduin
‘1th eme.eonih Milan Connecticut. 3”
wnarnu IMMEDIATELY
Experienced Straw Sewers.
Also Girls to Learn Straw Sewing.
DENNIS & BLANCHAHD.
ill lw
Sovtb Karwalk. Conn ,January 'Jl.
FOR SALE.
Advortlsemnnts under this Mail, not annealing '5
llllfl l nine 25c. 3 times 54k: I went Sim
‘l‘llll' HORSE. WAGON HAHNkllll. 7001.5.
etc, belonging to the 'ate :9 .w uel Waters In
quire on the "callers, No. :5 Day strut 5(th
norwalk. lat lw
it'll nhom- building lots, Wand g. leer (mm, 1: n
West mane Apply '~r W .5 All“: or
I. I. iltlY'l’ ll‘: tl '
J Advertisements mater this head not calming"
l/lnlns. l time is: 3 time» not lwwk ti on
l'l'zii PART I)? names \0 'l llau'olill
L l’ we Fm twins; modem lrtIpMemenlr.
“mint. FIIlIrIIaryl Apply to A. T lirriaw.
)‘liilw
“mils ,‘lu BIMIL’TH Halxs‘fltlfl‘. am
6 ’L'I al‘. cunt. IIIcnch-g 'I We, llcn- y seen,
5 nth Nurwa k, rent ’12- sinner-toms Ila-tau n.»
Ha I Norwslk on: down mt.l :10 lel In at
once Atplt m 1%., .. r ktnildtn or W Young (at
beeswax: mg to 1.1:!
1 till”. ll? SIX iron)“ 03 WOODWMID
arcane U3. Also h use of six ruins. East
lbruallt all
all inquire or B It Woodward
l .Ic- em"... (nation; wnsn ditch?
and Tlt or arms: Rents {mm 36 to are
per month. (aornlt Ill. clue». ltaymmd’m it 0-
teen
ALAIN?! I“ ll. DIN” Lilw‘l’ 0“!” FOR A
Mlluttory; main hollow: 35:10 to) mm’u
anduhlition and and condom or good boiler
so ham power «I; table for Iii] beau-a
‘i' Jsho ll Ktiupti. ho a: West strut, Mtg;
wal
it“) ill (I? rive littolll: IODIRN lg-
provrmeiit- Real,
to
Smith :3 West street, Ninth ’Smm 629' .3!
Till! WIMIDW \Kl) HUHBWEAO-N R0 1315
Brandon! sitter bath to In heater. .k:
with stallion; for Ilvehiraes ciw stables. cnlckrn
rum as: a: in tether malt lnrplro if I
warn. at uni It III I I a: Company. or! I
”£55.85? "0348 ill a (‘O‘IVIVIEWT
.’ local- I) In Inflated topcrmits who wmidlikcto
I'l‘ll Wuimtmm m in: time during the wlnm or
.Irmg. Ham and in aid you II nay. Ire J E
‘7'"!!! [me i «r '8 ll' thlbnfln Ill ngrii
FOUND.
tdvcrireI-Intr coda this heart. not extracting
lino! liltm- flit. Slit um 50:, lwneh 'l‘t‘fl
til I UP MIINEY. WlllL‘li Tlll: IIW‘II:
I can how by proving ptn,etty .nd paying! i
this Inherit-ennui lnqmll" III 80.31 \D II
Ll H‘. at illtzit a. II itid‘r .Vt‘aeh: ago La street an
Nill'lllk }, II:
'Mfiili‘lfié “ "
mnmhnmr
YOTWE Is hereby given chit there will M a
meeting or the worn of East Nirwalk held
lnl‘c l'lld It It church on Widnssday Ptlnaauy
t trill, alsosoca p or lot the purine: or av-
polniisg aromas: In- to Wis: the rliy or south
Nora-la to oblllft on anti £1th In It: «barter r a
landing the cll’ llmi smash) include t .eienliny
or Inst Norwitl : .nd In II
sell-rust clnr the his hot landll dreamt up»
Ilhnr manthnntrthvni to min a suitable tower
and to place the cell in prom n in then
‘ I’i-i' Imlrr Cuffll’l‘Tai
Cure: Rheumatism,
Neura'gia p'rk lleitrlarhe
Arman-binomial. my
ham, ““3 rm rm I
I’ll Illlh’l' S‘Tl‘rqllll
iy reliablciorrnrle-u him In
all terms for sale story
where l’rlre'” .o m. In a is»:
fi;'w L K? 0 A ll“ WWW.
manila new...
Aruba-rat. throt- Non-elk, (hum,
EflELllN PfllN‘l’.
Ionaooitr's Pom.)
scorn auntsAth, ., cuss.
HIIII [111i hi hi lililil
.. “Emmmw...
“Willi
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oysterii recall In. the admiral.
In: waters served In every
I iiififimsii,
51 Washington Street, South llmdli
21 this Street llmalli.
lint-Clan Burn. Cllllllillll'
And Ice Cream. ”
(triers Pram Attends! That.
_. am an ,V.I.W_'
9 ‘--.
“It tnrnlshsdlrommda. -
"HIP:
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Part of lunar on Woodward am. no ‘
OPERA HOUSE,
I. 3. "AM, - -
“stun-night.
Iirtnrday. January " 3 I.
transom
‘ltorwalk‘s favorite, the eminent Irish contain
9M8. ERIE VERNEB.
In Illa beautiful Irish play,
SHAME; (l’BEIEN.
Wm lotionagie l .sChamplonl and lie I
Dar-err oi the world In. Morpht. Champion
lr Iah Yip" Hear Vstiisr’snew mags
PRICES, - 75, M and 85
Seats on It's at Hale's and 'Plalstul’s.
1' 1 MUSIC HALL,
llondny Evening, Feb 2
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Bartley Campbell’s Greatest Success,
SI BERIA,
Under the management or
MK. II. G. KENNEDY,
l‘rm’ueul w lh
H303! lCEXT NEW sCBNllt’i',
f llASD-OMB CDa'l'l’llES.
And
THE NEW YORK COMPANY.
seats now (ll sale at lloyt'u and Gregory' 4. .
Vol-walla.
Dpera House, -
W ~— Special Engagement. B
will? Febh y 4.
Biol surprise PM E
MR. EDWARD E RICE,
' l'i lbelaII-n' must-ft) bullet-Inc cord
III. III thrre acts, calm ll
,, '1'
who Be iI—I
E “""‘”’”'i.’£’..".‘."'° “W E
R
0H! INT IT h Fl th'
R": it Its Superb (' at: l.’ .r. wen
( Plumes F. lririiu Stu-II. ll:
witch II: hpwi l l I and f canning
Dam on
Don't Fail
4, min ll!
"Bonanza- Girl s,"
from 'Ptmlfii m lhIIr (mains
; akclttwe.
fissure mar seats at {tale a and
rluimd‘a eIrI- m t- to mi
1...... m.
NeverBe’Illi
Plflilllh fl llflllli
WHILE YOU CAN.
»ooo«~r~,
Now ls yo. Ir opp "or: 'y to rerun a lot on 3:. our
owl-Irena; and at mil-is In hln yaw. r rcth 'lhlm
Iota Won Lowell” Avenm. ".0 Met item and I :6 he.
For $300 to $350.
Anthr'chetvntliltl now nfl' Int Ir.ll'lln the (I!)
Izizirrs l'hrmlacanu- thcy iml on ninth-II: arr
”tantalum higher than the sin Ich ml will
gravel mural. ll-erl 2 healthy on; at m: rile! ’
Why Knmlbitlc in thy lelll and pay tune or
scrunch lo. aloe as ymirm huythnc where you
get all the city Improve menu with good l’l‘dll‘
~ 50 III-lage- l0 (“t-tins!
So lllll to climb:
always Accessible!
Take a walls that"! “Rial-art! avenue, Ins-ore
roam final Inm- Inc.- urea remain, an: Inn "y.
talnly Ill'ltll'r's l'l price l m; year.
- oo‘o ._
Maps and full ilIl'sII'iIIIIlimi :II
T III (III II: concurs .I.
C. SilARl'ZS n
H A L E’ S
CODGE BALSAM
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
:20 cmNfi-s.
H. R. HALE
aonwanri, coals.
Bennett ,& Busted,
28 Iain ill”... Bo. Norwalk.
lull, Fish, lysliii
will b “ultimo tit -
Frills, liithllii, Plllll'l, ill
0! All Bills In Their healthily
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII
roman.
DA! mvmmoroca 0"“!me
malaise it- any“
Fat
1&5?" "‘9
Rapport“ by hlsowa excellent campy”. this .
riih J
l
EEEE
AND
COMFORT
Everybody buys their Footwear from
that old-established and ovei’~p0pula.i'
B001; “and Shoo House of
C. H. HARVEY
70 North Main St, South Nonvalk.
vow ...-
Piiccs are so lmv the woods are
sum to go.
THEIGREKT
goods adver
ZEPEE CENT. SALE
[Is Now On.
haoH—
Tit}: ONLY, "Sam on ITS KIND EVER
GIVEN IN son-m NORWALK.
999- «7——
Don’t make a. mistake by
waiting too long.
on hand a. large supply of all
13ised,biit 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.
We "have
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THE 99 TEN SHIRE,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
EBOU‘PH NORW.ALK 0-1“.
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EBAEULATEESEGAE TUBE GIVEN AWAY
MOORE 8r HARMAN’S
Until further notice we will give .l pounds of GI -IIIIIl.Ilod
511""! with every pound oi teat l'III oil cents,
FOR CASH ONLY.
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Decorated Dimini- and Tea. Sets.
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Mugs, Plain and Shaving, Engraved and Plain Glass Ware. llhllillllillll all WEE llllll
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that the medicines of which it
is composed are of mango and
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bios,
opium or other poisbnous or
and that it contains no
injurious drugs.
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Home Dressed Poultry II Specially.
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