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teen leseld weather reruns”
, ,‘fln iblediet'rictlovdsy, warmer, lair to
' My weather probably'will pre-
vail. with rseh southerly to easterly
.. We. tollowed by cloudiness, and by
Ight'rein or snow in the night. On 8st.
nrdsyinthissrctionend in New Eng-
clondy toclondy weather
prevail, with slight bem-
' persture changes end fresh to bust
all?
Memento-lam.
Burie- Sunsets flightids lnwtide
.. 5.58 5.16 8.92 2.40
'The ink children at the children’s
bcmsuenow doing nicely.
v Arm.“ the Royal Arcenum will
bombed" Butler LodgeJ.0. 0.1’.,
rooms next ‘l'hursdsy evening.
430'. Hillside,“ new Bunsen, will
M pulpits with Rev. G. libel
» “mm-y morning.
' _ “simples ‘ementsbytheCousolideted
Breed compeny in Bouthport end
~ anlcestovsr semen».
fie third of the series of sociehles
givubytheNovwalk Lawn Tennis club
‘ wllbebcldintheAthenmum thisevcn-
chihu‘tonsgiminmchow Opera
M seems, this evening, will
my be labelled by several Non
JmAttornsyJol-n B.Lighthsshesn
mumsmttbelawendmder
moiDersnintbedog lightceses
calender.
Aheightcsr jumpedthe track near
tblorwelk ircigbt boneeoi theDen-
by and liorwslk railroad yesterday
Mbutnodamegrrseulted.
—Answllneotspringcolorings in
Mat thallostou Rose, liorwslk.
“that"Ketie chilliems” withe
mrgeoipsecosl and the host "0. C.
Dewitt”withecergooiElllcrecoelere
Isehsrglsgstltsymoud Brothers'dock.
'fisllmmellliners. ere mov-
lmctbsiraeestore in the Bishop
Tbsiriormsrstorewillbe occu
”bythsfilnpraewinglechlnecom
”fly.
‘ -Tbestelsend stripes floated proudly
Mikhfldfloftbe Notwalk Iron
Washeysstsrdeylnhouoroi the great
mud-dumbed been extendedto
flow-m.
: Ievsrelxerwelkgndueteeoicldnle
U. drink to tbebeelthoi their Aime
lgwummmwotmror.
“OcuetyYele Alumniessocistion in
Ministers“.
'lhstvsehlss between investment.
iii:
i
” ll
beaming. ‘
V WDWIO“. Os v. ‘- in m’
tested the first degree on thirteen candl-
deise lest night. i
The Benin club will meet this evenlng
at the hontsoi linlissbeth Lockwood,
on ll'est avenue.
8t. Jobb'ehedgsdio. 6.A.F.&A. Ii.,
coaterred the ilret degree on two candl-
detselestevsolng. ,,
The Written Workers oi the East
Avenue EB. Church will meetlnthe
basement hell oi the new church this
evening.
About twenty members oi (hocerd
Division. B. of ’l‘., will attend the sixth
anniversary oi the Westport division to-
morrow evening. .
lsry Jens Invenworth, oi Reading,
hesbsendnedldllsnd costsin the
Criminal Common PleesConrt ior violet-
iog the liquor law.
At the clone of the drill this evening
themembers oi Compeoy D will give a
complimentary dance to a number oi
their invited blends. *
Switcher No. 85 on the Dsnbury end
Norwelk railroad was damaged last eve-
ning st Wilson Point and another loco-
motive bed to take her place. ,
Constable Frank 8. Conley was remem-
bered on hie birthday yesterday by being
presented with a cameo ring on which
wee engraved a Masonic emblem.
At the meeting oi/the Arion Singing
Society lest evening it was decided to
give a benefit ball to Prof. Vogler, st
Arion Hell, on the evening of February
18th. ”
The costumer ior the Keel, P mas-
querade bell will be in Germanic Ball
continuously from Saturday eiternoon,
February 7th, until the evening oi the
bell.
Douglas Fowler W. B. C. held a large-
ly. attended meeting at their belt on the
Washington street bridge last evening
Interest in this organization is on the
increase.
The residents oi East evenus will pa
tition the Court oi Borges-es to order a
curb, gutter end sidewalk on the avenue
as far as the improvements have already
been made. .
Rev. Archibald Wheaten, oi the Bop-
tist church, who has been s constant at-
tendent at the liquor cuss hearings, will
probably preach a sermon in connection
therewith very soon.
F. B. Nash & Bro.’s new advertisement
appears in today's issue. Parties desir.
log heaters and ranges should give them
ecell. Their prices ere low and they
guarantee satisiection.
The pond east oi the Washington
street bridge wee crowded with merry
skaters last evening. There were about
one hundred and titty young people on
the ice during the early pert of the even-
log.
‘ Charleen Seymour. the Weshlngton
street grocer, is making a special drive
on flour for thenext few days, selling
tbeceicbratsd "Bridal Veil" at. e greet
reduction. Consult his new sdvertiss-
ment.
The name oi William ll. Bitch, oi
Greenwich, wee sent to the Senate by
President Harrison yesterday tor the ep-
pointment oi postmaster oi that place.
He is brother toodlcer Gilbert Ii. Bitch,
oi the city.
A progremme oi unusual interest ior
a "souvenir” entertainment is betng pre-
pared by the "Whatsoever Circle” oi
King’s Daughters, to be held in the old
Congregational chapel on the evening oi
February 20th.
. On account oi the high wind and
heavy sea Wednesday, the steamers Ives
end Weed, with a tow oi coal laden
barges irorn New York ior New Haven,
wee compelled to put in emong the Nor-
wslk iehnde.
Edward Brennen, organist at St.
lisry'e church, presided at the organ in
St. John's R. 0. church, Stemiord, Wed-
nesday evening. on the occasion at the
merriegeoi Ilse Sedie J. Bracken end
Daniel J. Rogers.
Allen Bette k Son. of Norwelk, having
purchased a tract oi wood land in Ben-
iordtownoi Y. A. Barnum, of Bridge
port, are cutting oil the timber. hauling
it in their saw mill in Norwelk, end con-
verting it into timber.
Rev. Charles 1.. Parties, oi stretiord,
ls loom upon by somsesellkely csudi~
dusiortkersotorehipoiihsnewllreee
church. He is said to be an excellent
and will greetly add to the
community. in tact it i- thooght the
society could lied on better men.
The last Homesoclehls, which will be
held on Tuesdey evening oi next week,
wlllnodoebt belhemoet eojoyehle oi
the semen. Light rstrsehmsnts will be
‘ssrvrd byF.A.Lene,oi thedspctree-
merenheed ltls unneeetmry to state
that that pertoi theeil'elr willhe et-
usdeetopsrleetly.
ltulcs Used, termsdy ct ltidgedeld.
disdstblshomeln Blnghempton, it. Y.
ouWednsedey. mmlnthobeum
temthlteglutsnl. 00.0. Alter return~
lugbcmsbebeesmstbtslly blind iron:
thesiisctsotsuestrnkeendexposursln
tbseruty. nerecslved elem pension
iceseutuberotysers.
“menstrual-smothers
eler- beers la the enough dremee’s
beessswcrbsdwsll whenBoetbwss
selledstteetimsot thereesutilreln
lieuliorwstkdsdeaisdby Chief Engi-
wmmievestleeted them
tuMloedtbsttlemwcrbsdsll
right. Immunotmrewsstroeble
the gauge, but Wt
l
when is.
s
”would
lose Iockwecd's new easements this
“Wabbit“! end .
cuter Vollmer received notice from
Illness this morning to look utter .
horse that bed been stolen in that piece.
The H. 0. P.’ W. 0. will hold their lmt
meeting oi the, neuron this "wine.
meeting with the Ill-s Tollee, of Chapel
W. m
Early lest evening e chicken coop bo-
lonsine to Burr Dunn, or Knight
street,wsshroksn open and three doe
pulletsetolen.
About $50 wee realised at the enter-
tainment and supper given by the ladies
oi the Fleet Avenue Ii. E. church on
Wednesday «suing.
Invitations have been sent to certain
citizens) in East Norwslk to meet at the
residence oi B. It. Prowitt this evening
to connslder the matter of consolidation.
E. B. Lockwood, oi Stamford, who her
presided at the organ at the Beptist
church in this city ior several weeks has
accepted the position as organist of the
church.
—A fine lot oi horses to select from at.
Brooksids Stock 'Fsrm-q’ust srrlved‘.‘
They are altered at low prices ‘und guar‘
anteed. Call and see them. Home ior
sll purposes.eotbst you cannot (all to
be suited. . ‘
W. E. Bell d: 00., at Bridgeport, have
taken the assigned stock oi J. L. Ambler
dc Co., at the inventory price oi over
$6,000. They took possession this morn-
ing and are at work verifying the inven~
tory.
The schooner George R. Vreelnnd sail-
ed yesterday lrom Wilson‘s Point for
Jersey City, where she will remain a low
days to repair damages sustained during
the gale on her recent trip north. From
thence she will sail for Philadelphia ior
coal for the Bousstonie railroad.
Ernest W. Boson, oi New (Jansen, and
Matilda Beers.“ Merwin street, were
msrried yesterday eiternoon, at. the
residence oi the bride by Rev. C. M.
Selleck. They have gone west. on e wed-
ding tour, and will take up their resi-
dence in New Canaan‘on their return. .
Charles L. Warren, the popular young
bookkeeper employed at Crolut it
Knapp‘s bat inctory. No. 1, will start ior
Kentucky next week, hoping that a
change '0! climate will hen-ill a throet
difiiculty with which he is eillxcted. His
wife will remain in Norwalk (or the
present.
L. Geismsr,a prominent dry goods mer-
chant oi Waterloo. Iowa. is in this city
oi the labsckemo hotel. These men
were playmates at school and have not
met beiore in twenty years The meet
ing oi two iriende alter such a long
BNTEB’I‘AINIENTS.
from Sire to don.
* * * At the close at the first act it
was apparent that Milton Nobles" latest
oBerlng to the muses was an undeniable
success. The plot is particularly interest-
ing to us, as the basis oi the play is oi
Caliiorntn origin, and many oi the inci
dents occuron this coast. We can judge
of the versimilitude to nature as experts,
nor can we iind one incident or touch to
cevil at. "Prom Biro to Son" is absolute-
ly true to the represented period in our
state's history, and the coloring and
character drawing are worthy oi Bret
Harte. it is one oi the best, it not the
beat, California play which has been
written. The story is told clearly, the
incidents are sharp cut. The whole en-
cbelns the attention, and the subplot end
just proportion oi humorous with serious
lesve nothing to be desired. The people
in the cast are well up in the work elloz-
ted to them, and carry the whole through
surprisingly well. The first honors easily
lull to Dollie Nobles. who, se the two
Mabel Armiteges—another 1and daughter
--showe herseli u very clever end verse
tile artist; powerful when needed, but
slwsys tender, touching and heart-mov-
ing. The strong, ey mpethetic strsin
which runs through ell her acting is
most enjoysble. Hilton Nobles, es Alired
Armltege, has oneoi there heroic nest
oi characters in which be hes so oiten
been seen, and which he has so particu-
larly msde his own. He introduces into
this one a brief bit of physiological study
that creates a decided sometlon. The
play has drawn lsrgely.-8an'l"rancisco
Ilusic and Drums. ,
This company will sppesr at the Opera
House on Wednesday evening, February
ii.
a rise Mid-"is on..."
THE 8mm. very kindly published
recently a statement oi the need ior help
to supply the poor at this city with
Bibles. The poor are the reuresectetlvee
at Jesus; their needs He considers us His
own. and He will recompense according»
ly ii done in [its name. We have but
live Bibles leit ior this work and they
will soon be gone. We know how will-
ing the people ere to give money, but
the trouble oi writing and sending
through the mell tekne too much time.
We have. therefore, through the kind
nose 0! Postmaster Doty pieced s has
user the north door oi the poet villas and
will ask our oltissns, old and young. to
drop into it any amount oi money irom
one penny to one dollar. Even the smell
donations will help, or ten cents iron:
live hundred persons will do an untold
amount oi good to this work.
I. J. limes.
Wisdom oi the Wile.
Johnson-«Why is the moon cited
spoken or as the silvery moon 7 Jackson
~lluonnse we get it in bslves and mill-
tsrs, I suppose.
He—Whet do you think at the silicone
tor a third party i Bs—l never knew oi
e third petty Wag on us misses.
fiscpysndcnntsetiiebrlds “Thin
truer nettle its-crisp '
this afternoon calling on Landlord Welz H
”mm , . lessees. _ p. «:me . u
' . rt discs! tee , r w in
erdsrtiisinli’ snile'nre‘wlth funny
stories while reciting the msglnsry vir-
tues oi inert nesttums. but the pee oi
rheumatism. nrnrslsie. soul or car he
ole: the untold horrors oi scrolnls, cen-
09". lupus, or skin disease. ere not at all
loony. It is let more interesting to the
athlete! to know that the "Genius Blood
Gore.” the latest triumph oi medical art,
is ebeolntel the only cure ior all blood
diseases. orsele st "Plslsted's Drug
store,” under Iishsckento Hotsl,»80utb
Norwelk
TAYLOR & GOLDEN”,
Real Estate ill luuuu,
WASHINGTON STREET, .
South lorwalk. (loan.
1““
‘ W—-
W ANTED.
advertisements under this heed. not exceeding 5
llpes, l time Sea 3 times inept week il to.
”fill [All All!) ADDRESS 07111! IIPDOY—
crfo'Grorus Hendricks. Wes lest known to
meet 8 North Isle fetltlel..olllh Norwellr. Ad—
dress .ltnn Quirk. nonlh Norwaik. (5
ll
siren. noose oe‘ rent or rrroutllTi
ust contain rrt '9 in
coed loeslll - a.
link. “lime ydiners." tastiest emce.
EXPERIENCED llPElel‘ll
0n Wilcox it Gibbs Straw Machines.
Experienced Hal Trimmers
Will take a low bright smart young ladies tolesrn
sewing and trimming.
Want Six Girls to learn Reeling.
7 APPLY u once.
A. 0. WHEELER,
i2 lw 13 Butler street. Norwelk, Curt.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Experienced Straw Sewers
Also Girls to Learn Straw Sewing.
DENNIS & BLANCIIABD.
smtn Norwslk. Conn. January or.
“H.393- §43f52
lemmas Bimini-Iii}, not name.
lines. l time tale. 3 times sec. 1 week tree.
lil‘kw
T BILL lsbdflll. It! llGllT R00! AND
linemen! house, with e large plot at ground
The boom is cotnmodious and convenient sod very
plenaeruly located. Will be sold chap and on easy
terms. 11me to Ire. Jorushe ll. Tmblll. Bell
blood it ll
newscasts tslloNlNGBll) BUT LITTLE
used; will he sold for less than hell cost. in-
quire beetles! omen. its:
TWcholu building loll, some 60 feet front, In
West Imus Apply to W. C. 8Allllil. or
i. I. lioY'l'. or ii
” T0???"
Advertisements under this bend—lute exceeding '5
lines. 1 time 15:. 8 lilac 500. l week Slit). ‘
LAME. FUNKY ROUIS. “It“ ".008
absence is very present. Mr. Getsmer I‘M" Full“ “’1 “Pm“- "‘°‘ "4"“; a
sells ior Europe tomorrow. 5..., mm. AM, u s“ 6 m it:
ill STORE. No ll SOUTH IAIN r Il‘l‘.
oeen led by Arthur 3. Verne. from I tux
lettuce: psrmcuth. Mars-John rents. r.
6800mm 8o.“ wll'l'll lam I'l‘llll’l‘. It"?
9% all converieocee; 5 rooms; usury street.
South; urws I, rent slI; elsnbrooms. lest avenue.
le-t Norwellt cur depot, mu :10 Possession at
once Apply to‘l‘sylnr .k Goldm, or W. Young. et
Lockwood .llg Co. )J ll
[10088 O? SIX ROOIQ ON WOODWAHD
avenue. all. Also house or six rooms, Zest
lbrwelk. sis Partoi booseon Woodwerdarrnnc.
fl inquire cl 1 a Woodward
UL‘wB‘t AND R none on WATIB Hd'ltll’l'
and Taylor svenue. llents from u to .l!
month. unsult all classes. Raymond“??-
LAllill BUILDING. 1.th UHID run A
bet factory; main lmildm 35x70. two stories
and addition Brit). sud good 0 a; a good boil".
85 hom- powr'r. noltsble ior any business lav-ply
thohn ii. linspo. be. r: West street. booth iter-
welk. tit't ti
HI WOUDWAHD BOXS‘TBAD—N nouns.
list and cold water. bath room. hesier,ger, M ,
with stebllog for live horses, cow stables, thicken
Muses, to: all in not repair inquire ol i).
return sous la a «325“leth
visit Washington some time
Bonusudboerd ill a y. Ira-LI.
SOUTH NORWALK
Lender‘s Block. i‘iosth liorwelk. Conn.
Inndsy. Wrdnesdsy end Friday "ratings iron) 5' l0
seem. at old Well iger (burp-by. ore ii
A loamy is to persons who would 1le lo
durl the winter’or
:36er l rt..N, w.. sebinmn. DJ“. mum
"“‘Sll ll ll ll'l' "
S .. or an an lillnllll
Openevrryde ldthe week.lhstnrde etc d)
[mgl-JI'J. tn’. end La) tosslop. climb?”
9. Thorough instructions guaranteed in s months.
Pupils cut cuts.- at any time No exemrnslino rel
qn red Terms 310 (D per month ior tlsy tiers. end
we (or evening den.
la in C. P. ”All“, Prln.
‘ Cures Rheumatism,
‘ \sbl ileum in. ink “adult.
Nb ‘* \ P Arc-tut -hlllouver.ds« easy
,, J" ‘ lumll l’n dive. lllll‘s
J “‘1“! ‘ Fill in? lb'l’lveuuel.
‘ i l I lyrr-llsblelovtnrlnr l'lirsln
“ ‘ 4 slllortas. For rels retry.
f ‘ «. CD when: hereon-nuance
L"
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‘liill
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on w.
‘i
Apothecary. ,
to THO E Atom T0 Billie.
CALL st my cillee end ere s ior all kinds or
modern houses systematic lly
. rsrn'ul y and
need to get the cereal stucmnt of use luv the
. expense. a lelelese oi bulldtn trsltoos
carefully uncontrolled. ‘ up
I. I). BANDALL.
Architect sedan student.
lshgkmo' llotrl Blues, Warm» street,
lonibfificrws lit."
Sllllllllllllll Nlll.
Our Sample boxes
containing the choic-
est Confectionerypnly
100. per box. 'Try
them.
W‘s-we
' ‘ADMISfilON,
mu organ...
some IOBWALI. .
Wednesday“ luring, ill. 11.
Prof. Geo.W.lllorga
OMAllflo
. Miss Maud Mergan b
HARP.
50 CENTS
ll sin (or Reserved Sorts open on Friday morn-
loo, rbrnery 6. e'. 9 o clock, at l’lelrled‘s end
Gregory’s drug some. it
OPERA HOUS it“
out: atolt's‘ oau’.
Wednesday, “Feb.l 'l
. Tfll "ill"? ARTISTS
”sermon and nonuz
NOBLES
tn mum lioblce’s Latest and cram: Play.
FRllll SIRE '1'!) ill
Pronounced by able critics the Best lodrm Play
yet written by so American.
All scenery required in title production carried by
the Company. -
PlCTUllESQUll SCENIC IVVBCTSZ START-
LING Dhela'fln eumxssr WHOLE-
Bull! COMBDY! nXt L'lel’l'g Iii-
SICF PAULlLles Olhll'l‘e:
A Powerful Drama! Superbly Actedl
nitrous. at, so “an.
Rm rvrd rests now on silo at, "skis and Pilla’l‘d s
in. “.narr'cgne...” ‘ infirm:
4lst ANNUAL STATEMENT
01" Till
IETNA
Life Insurance 00.
OF NARTFORD. CONN”
January ] . 1801.
Premium Hfl‘i‘iptl in me ........... “0102.5 so
Imeroll Receipt—in m» .. ins was!
Total Receipt;- dorrrg the Iv-sr ,,,,,, 5.7961”: l'.‘
Disbursements to Pom hold I and
for etpenszwr, r'... ttltnflwfii
averted many 1. let)! . 3!. 933 m: 3’:
Total Lisaillur-.... . .. cataracts
Surplus b Con-1.. less . and N, Y.
eienM.... . .. 58553571
Policies in iorce January 1. Ital.
7! 0H. insuring . . li‘ 86f 00
Policieslssucdlo xeie.te'eté,'lnrertri'; 2i, 47mm
IIOBOAN 0. BULKBLIY. President.
J. (I. WEBSTER. Vice Prudent,
J. 1.. ZbGlJcil, Secretary.
G. W llUtlBAllD vAss't Sammy
ll, war. JOHN. Actuary.
MURDON W lll'iiELL, I. D ,
in 2:. Consulting Physician.
firearm-xv»
Annual Statement
*0? Tfll——-
Connecticut General
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
ttart‘rrortn". coast.
January lsf. lam.
Assets, .lnnoary l. is”). is! met ....... '1 865.737 56
ltlZafEll'l'n l3 flail We”.
Plr'nliultl .............. ’55,!“ 30
Internet end rents ......... “Molar:
Problem! love ........... . 65:10 319781 ll
I so or. 5'06?
nlsnunssiinx'rs l8 YEAR taro,
Death clams ............ $3M“) on
lateral endowments. .. Hamlet
Lauren and rurrendered poll—
riot... mint“
Dividends... 21mm
its» insurance . 2, mos
'l‘st:s.. 0.9mm
latest expense: ......... mm
Medal examiner's lets, . .. i new
Commissions to agents .. “.956 ‘5
tie urine of oillrst- entl em-
pteym .................. HM?! t0
tieserel cxpensee..... .. 9.109" stew-z:
semiotic
Midlfl's. JAl'il'lillY l, lll‘Dl.
flesh on hand and in luck ,.. tel Wt is)
tkmtsendrtock. elcmt ....... atom ll
Hormeloens ...................... 1..in Ml to
Column loeu .. . trims:
lieel estate owned by Company, at c- st. mantra.
i’reminm notrson whats in tum- .. tun-r
BilletrtfelValllc. . .,. ens-l
imminent-tern .. * loll
littlest essvts ............ flirt: mi?)
A .tctesrrt (so and so»
rd ............... infill-Ill
Prrmlnmsdslerred end one
mode; lleee cost oi COL
lecilon) ............. KNEW
Bram ol market value at
bonds and stairs. .bove
cuet....... 'fidfl mm.”
Gross erssir. Jenn“, l. test, ”items:
Lisblu‘l'lltl.
Dselh levees. swsltlrg ”.900 so
monuments tneierv but
not ruled lorosyntent limit."
Premiums paid in silence. till I
lu-wreere n errve Penn. and
less stu .. renamed)
Costing nt n serve. ior pus-
elhlo depreciation its value
olreel esters" . .. .... lull) in LMMI it
heroics topolley holdsrsbyoees. and
flare stselerd .................... 8510,7217.“
oiwhlell rates is especial reesrvcdnelc
sevisgs owl-rut policies
Since its Organization in October,l865,
res ovum her no in renews}.
H.605!“
' 6W“
insistrdendovr-euvs ............. .- . .m
dividselbsndtlrrsucersd polices retrieve
’l'ctsl. ......et.sw.tesw
ltnewbclds
lee-sum to moms.
Wetlands»: a 1!
AH eythetmrmloids-ssrteeieul
“be?
new. nutter 0' ~ - m
S. b‘. L’HOMMEDIEU,
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km uneven. cues.
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For
For
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Human
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,w Illulul flu.
HOSE LOTS on Lowndos
,. avenue so reasonable in
price, only $350 each, and
those on Wondward avenue
from $350 to $500, according
to size of lot, are appreéiated
y_ those desiring a real bar-
gum.
Nine ‘ lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after.
" You can secure true it you
Will only try.
The arms of «payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.
For further particulars apply
to TAYLUR dc GOLDEN, or
CHRISTlAN SWARTZ.
DflRLflN PllIN'l'.
(account's rotor.)
scum NORWALK, ‘- CONS.
Honchofurllllllmu
Oysters fresh from the surround-
ing waters served to every
all lo.“
3' E. POWER.
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Wild Cherry,
Horshound,
Tar and Tolu,
20 CENTS.
H. R. HALE
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,. YOUR Milli.
Securities, Valuable Papers, Jewelry,
muchoiit.poeethl‘ y,couldnot be re.
placed at any cost. Are they sale at
your lame. which is in danger oi {we
or robbery? Possibly it worries you.
Why not relieve your mind? A tale
depmit box in the vaults oi the
lemullle lieie heposlt Cen-
puny costs but little, and you are
happy in knowing your valuables are
secure.
Sales cost item $10.00 per year up. accord»
ing to size. Ii you are interested, we
will mail you pamphlets describing
the system.
lmlrondwny, . .
Influenced-had
Buggies, nun-r. Wills";
Canopies, bplueles, etc.
Price. to Quit All.
unaudIu'I‘hem.
m3? TILLY.
coves BALSAM
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F. H.N SH a.“ BRO.
ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ‘
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Vlll‘l'llBl,:IlEW Sillllllllll all SILSBY'S S'l'Elll HEATERS
. , WlflleAFlll HOOK 0?
DEQORATED AND PLAIN CHINA.
Th9 Duchess and Uncle Nick Ranges.
Both but and Portable. Including \letv York Bungee.
The Hills: nullity of Flour Ground.
Blllllll. Emmi“! iii-3E
A; SPECIAL DRIVE roe 1o; pays
For Cash a $6.50
yWorth $7.00 per barrel. Now is your time, as Flour is ad—
vancmts. A 10 ll: pail of Fine Mackerel ior $1, worth $1.25
23,1bs. California Raisins, 250; 4} lbs. nice sweet Butter $1.
is a booming success. if you have not sampled come and db so:
you want to try Long‘s Celebrated Breakfast Flour, the heel.
article for hot cakes, muffins and waffles, it cannot be beat
2 Ibzpackage 15c, 4le. 25¢. nothing can beat the mice 01"
quality of Northficld Creamery Butler in prints at the; popular
price oi 32c lb; Chatfield's Cough Syrup, a sure cure, 25c, at
Charles E. Seymour’s,
LEADING GROCER, ,
‘33 Washington Street. " South Norwulk.
mu NE WEEK l‘fl in IT IN.
Dow HA1)?
To closeout about $1,000 worth or Men’s Underwear, which
we were able to purchase through our eastern agent from one
of the birgcst underwear houses in Boston. They were bought
right: in fact, they were obtained at from 50 to 60 cents on .
the dollar, and we shall oller them at the same pro ratio value.
The lot comprises the samples which the above firm have
used this last season, consequently they are a little soiled, but.
being samplcslliey are the cream of the stock. Sizes will
vary from 34 lo 44. ‘
BUY lllllll CANDY all 00R SlflBE.
14 yards of our Sc Unbleached llusliu for $.00, this week only.
is yards oi our 7 l-L’c Bleached lluslin for $.00. this week only.
We have on hand a few Children’s and Ladies’ Long Gar- "
merits. We will offer them at just onc~hall the regular price.
A novclLy in the slntpc of ii bequest tooth-pick holder.
They are livery handsome article, Our price will be for
choice, 5c‘eocli. (lnc lot of amber, light-blue and white Sugar
Shakers, for lit: eaqh, value 15c Splendid Wash Board for
13c, others ask lllc‘or 180. Call and examine our spring line
of (linolloms. Finest Soda Water in town at our store, at
least every one who tries it. says so.
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83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK OT.
A RARE CHANCE!
MAY 1. 1891,
We will give away at our store a New and Improved
N O. 8 C()()KING RAN GE.
With each cash purchase amounting to 25 cents between
now and May 1 we will issue to the customer a ticket. The
men holding the largest number oi those tickets on the
above date will ho entitled to the Range. The tickets will be
counted by perfecllliy disinterested persons.
Have you tried ecker's varieties of selfimising flours, such
asGrshsm, Boston Brown Bread, Yellow Sweet Corn and,
Wheel. Granules. They are fine and our prices are as low as
the lowest. Don’t miss the rare chance we oiler you for your
cash trade. ’
noon: r. Helium.
Norwalk Chronicler