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low Inn Int-Id Weather Forecasts.
In this district to-day partly cloudy to
cloudy weather will probably proved,
with slight temperature changes ,and
Trash southerly to easterly winds, in-
creasing in ntreu.th,iollowed by rain,
becoming quite heavy, higher tempera-
ture and healing oi! theadjacent coasts.
On Sunday in this section and in New
England cloudy to partly cloudy, warmer
weather will probably prevail, preceded
raluorsuow,andireshtobrisk,vnrl.
winds, mostly southerly, shifting to
coutbwenterly, and followed in this
section by clearing; and on More
day ialr, slightly colder weather with
my winds.
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Sunris- I Banach Bightide l larwtide
0 0'! 5.17 10.35 3.85
Ancdjournedmeetlngci tbelloardoi
Councilmen will be held on Monday eve
Illne-
‘It h rumored that a Leonard street
belle b soon to step of! into the bliasiul
mime oi matrimony. V
ll. Naphy will attend Atherton a
Company’s new store in Randall’s block,
East Horwalk, which was opened today.
1 Rev. I“. E. Bobbins, pastor oi the Nor-
walh Baptist Church, will preach in
Cranberry Plains Waiternoon.
, Lianne". or spring coloriugs in
carpeta,athtbe Bontou Store, Norwalk.
There are seven persons now living in
film lime whose united ages make 0w
years, each oi them being over eighty
yarn.
A large number oi cars containing
wagons connected with Barnum’n circus,
[la-ed through this oily, enroute for
New York last evening.
'* 0n the evening oi February 17, the
N. P. Society, of Silver line, are to
have a grand supper at Guthrie’s hall ior
the benefit oi the church.
Acargo oi El Hora bituminous coal
is discharging at Bridgeport, ior Ray-
mond Brothera' customers along the line
oi the Nangatuck railroad.
The young people’s 6:00 o’clock meet-
ing at the First I. E. church to-morrow
waning will he led by George W. Fisher.
Thailbjcct will be "Blessed Assurance.”
Company D, at their meeting last even-
ing. voted to go to Stamiord on Iondny
evening, February 17, and participate in
a battalion drill with CompanicsC and F.
-To-morrow’s New York Sunday
World will publish the pictures oi nine
societywomaa. Youriacc msybeamong
than. Order it today oi your news-
fl lcul. Disbrow and Frank
, iii in “it panama lu‘h
rusnlcalegivsu by alter J. lln the
Hotel Sruunwlck,liew York clty, last
evening. V
Thefloldru Rule band. of the second
MW church, that at the
”suns at It- Ella Worden. on
Orchardstrest, last "suing, and hugely
mjoycd themselves
The iollowlag administrators have re-
cently been appointed in the Probate
court tnrthellorwalk district: mints
m D. Smith—Howard D. Smith;
, Inrsaret F. Boutonc'l'sllmsdge
' estate Frederick 11. Peuuoyer
(law “We 3. Penney-r; ss-
use Sargent camp—Sarah B. Ulrich;
“b Harriet I. Barnett (William—Sher-
flaw estate am 0. Hyatt
m I. list.
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mnemonic
reltavcdilrndepartnleot.
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aloha Inwthhhredgued in position
with Betta a Farrinston.
William Warren is still lying in a
oriticalooudltionathinhomsonOrchnrd
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J. D. Jennings entertained a few
(mods at his home on Elm street. last
evening. »
Several looksrsare being placed in the ,
Norwalk police headquarters ior ” the re-
ception oi the omcern’ uniforms.
Katie Dalton and Susan Hoyt are aeri-
ouniy ill at the Altar Hum. lire. Hoyt
is eighty yearn oi age, and lies in a
crithal condition.
Ilsa Nettie Sherman and lilac lilnnic
Lockwood, oi Wentport avenue, enter:
rained anumber of guests at their re
spective homes, Thursday evening.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
William Cavanaugb at hie home on
upper Iiain street, Norwalk, last even-
ing. About forty guests were present.
Another new house is going up on
Crescent Terrace. This leaves but live
lots unoccupied, and two oi these, we
understand, are soon to bebuilt on by
A. J. Hutchinson.
‘(liil" 1" W .. .y
Annabel}. its... tbij city attended a
ball givenin Nichols’ Opera House in
New Canaan last evening. A very plea-
sant time is reported. There were over
two hundred present.
The remains of Captain James 8.
Mott were taken .to Nortbport, L. 1.,
this aiternoon, on Captain "Dexter Cole’s
steamer. The body was placed on board
the boat at Dorlon Point.
The contest for first place in the Old
Well pool tournament wrll probably be
decided the middle oi next week, be-
tween Borsce 8. Batch and D. W. Har-
iord, who have each lost but one game.
—-A line lot of horses to select irom at
Brookside Stock Farm—just arrived.
They are ollered at low prices and guar-
anteed. Call and see them. Horses ior
all purposes, so that you cannot fail to
be suited.
Quitcanumber went irom this city
last evening to see “The Benstpr" at
Proctor’s theatre, which was packed
with an audience that was delighted
withl the fine playing of Mr. Crane and
his company.
South Norwalk and vicinity was well
nweseutad at the Stamiord Presbyterian
Church last evening. Bandell’s “lie-
siab" was rendered beautiinlly. The
soloists were superb and the chorus
work was admirable.
The South Norwalk Athletic Club will
hold their entertainment at Iiusic Hall
this evening. Among the attractions
will be the plantation piece “The Stan
oi Diamonds.” Many tickets have been
disposed oi and a large attendance is ex
noted.
The carpenters will hold a
meeting in the Sons oi Temperance hall
this evening ior the purpose oi perfect
ing the steps taken at the last meeting
towards forming a union. A charter
has been procured and oiilcers will be
elected to-nigbt. ,
The employees in the ofiicc of the Not-
walk Iron Works, seven in all, will
shortly appear in silk hats that have
Men ordered at the store oi Knapp, the
batter. They are to be the gilt 0! E.
Bill, in honor oi the compliment the
company has just received.
Carl Welsert, oi thin city,wbo possesses
a large degree oi yportiug proclivities, is
the proud owner oi a white bull dog.
resembling a fighter.
canineis not yet able to whip a good-
sized cat, Carl hopes to be able to put
him in the ring at an early date.
-—Tho, King’s Daughters of Trinity
church will hold a cake sale and an.
matic entertainment entitled “ Uncle’s
Will," floudsy evening. February 9th, at
the residence oi lire. Burr Knapp, No. 3
Washington street, at eight o'clock. Ad-
mission 25 cents.
Charles Benedict, oi East Norwalk,
had a very stormy trip to the Isthmus on
the steamer “Newport." The passengers
were kept below iorty-eight hours, the
cabins and staterooms were flooded. and
during the height oi the cyclone the
steamer narrowly escaped collision with
a schooner that was lying have to.
A carryall load of the members oi
Concord Division, 8. of T., attended the
anniversary oi the Wentport Division
last evening. Those present irom Nor-
wslk were stle Hubbell, C. B. Nash,
marathon», an. Homers... not."
Bwed and wife, W. A. Kellogg, and tiles
lauds Rogers and sister. They report a
good time.
Among the Norwala graduates oi Yale
who attended the meeting or the Fair-
llcldconntv Yale Alumni association at
the Atlantic hotel, Bridgeport, last night
were I". St. John Lockwood, A, B.
Woodward, E. J. Hill, George B. St.
John, John B. Seymour, Dr. J. 0.
Gregory, Bums“ Frost, A. E. Austin.
Dr. Walter Show, Dr. Dexter Hitch-
cock, Dr. 8. 11. Huntington, Rev. George
lilchnh, and Prol. it. El. Wilson.
Wright d: Flynn, the carriage makers,
hiactamlthn and horse sheets, are a busy
line. They have just built on an addi-
tlonco their works «are, two stories,
whim given then: more working mom
and enlarges thdr rnpsdtory, in which
manually a varlnty oi light
ey have just
r a second de-
5
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Turtle, hose carriage ior the liorwalt
They are also ores-
sad repairing two immense
‘ vnhlnlsn.icr Bemurn‘n show: humpi-
asdnaterlnlarnihernlsewlrbthnesa-
and their ,lnnvldmsn
tastlhepnclle
Although the v
carrysll 1r
‘ some NORWALKEVENJNG
A 'l'hcniae‘a. mull hanporchsnsd
another line. team of horses. ;
City “tor-nay 'John E. Light attended
the Yale alumni drainer st Bridgeport last
evening. “ " / ’-
Rev. Iir. Nelda, at New Canaan, will
preach in St. Psul'n church tomorrow
morning. 2
Edward I. O'Connor started We ior
‘ Kentucky yesterday to get another not
load oi horses.
Bishop Menard, at Utah, and a low
irlenda were entertained by lit. and tin.
George F. Atherton on Elmwood avenue
last evening. .
Manager Hoyt hae‘booked Cleveland’s
Mammoth Consolidated Minstrel oomv
pauy ior Music Hall ior one night, in
February. day not definitely settled yrt.
Michael Lucy died at his home. on
Plattsville avenue, last night, at heart
trouble, aged twenty-nine years. The
inneral willbe held Wednesday morn-
ing at 8!. liary’a church.
Bishop Leonmd, oi Utah and erada.
gavea very interesting account oi his
mission work, last evening, at Trinity
church. This afternoon at 3o‘olock he
gave alallttuthe young people in the
Sender school wom- ‘ - . ‘
One of Finney a Benedict’s horses ran
away on River street yesterday mornin'g,
but was captured by Edward F. Sheean
when passing Dunn's stables. There is
nothing passing in that locality but that
Ed. knows something about.
About twenty—Trienda of Miss Flora
tor avenue last evening. The young
iolkn badajolly time and it‘ was mid.
night before the party broke up. Be-
freshments were served about eleven
o’clock.
it appears that there is some misunder-
standing between the trustee oi the J. L,
Ambler estate and the owner of the Us-
zette building. The latter has leased
the Ambler store to the proprietors oi
the Boston Sture,whilc the trustee oi the
estate has sub let the store to W. B. Hall
& C0,, oi Bridgeport, for the unexpired
term.oi Ill’. Ambler‘s lease, they havrng
purchased the assigned stock.
BNTEKTAINISNTS.
The Best Play lllr. Robles has Writtcu'
“From Sire to Sun" is beyond all com
partson the best play Mr. Nobles has yet
written. The comedy is bright and clean,
and there are many expressions that
will,l prophecy, become popular catch
phrases; notably the Doctor’s line, “There
are moments when we desire to be alone
with our surging thoughts," and Grimm's
irresistable " ’s lovely day.” '10 the role
of Alired Armitage, Mr. Nobles achieved
a distinct success in a character entir. ly
unlike anything that he has previously
written ior himself. Dollie Nobles as
Mabel Armitage, mother and daughter,
played with intense iceling and natural
none. The groupings at the code oi var-
Ious acts showed Air. Nobles to be a
master oi stage crait. hit. Nobles is to
be congratulated upon having evolved
one oi the very best plays yet written by
an American.-—New York Mirror.
anan' sartwcm.
SOUTH NOBWALK Conanma’rloxal..—-
RN. J. A. Biddle, pastor. Prrachiug at
10:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.: Young People’s
meeting at 6:10. Subject—The power at
God‘s word in the heart—Pa. cxuzll 16
Semi Nonwaut limomsr Erlsco-
PAL CHURCH—Rim Ctandnll J. North,
pastor. 10m a. m., Communion ser-
vice; 7:00 p. on, preaching by the ..
Sunday school at 12:00 o'clock; young
people’s meeting at 03.00 o'clock.
TRIM" Cruises. -- Qulnqnuageslml
Sunday. Holy communion at 4:30 a.m.:
marine and sermon. 10:30: cvsnsong and
sermon, 7 p. m.
801"“! Nortwaut Banter Crit'acrl -—
av. Archibald Wheator, pastor. Presch-
ng morbtng and evening;8uuday school
t 12; Young people's prayer meeting at
' Everybody welcome.
h‘lnsr Coxoueoanozial. Clinton.—
A. ‘ hi.~ Subject-Christianity and our
nation's weal. Tent. Burn. 10, 15: R. R ,
02; 8. R, Rom. 10; hymns. 057, 659. bail
P. H.-Subject-—Isaiic. Tell, lien. 20,
1214: R ll., 56; 3. li., Gen. 20: hymns,
48. be. 97.
Norman anonls'r Currant—Bor-
vices to inorrow at 10:30; ill. and 7:30
p. m. Preaching“ each service. More
tug subject—Some ecclesiastical caves.
Evening—Idiom the Epworlh rector
Filter BAPTIST CIIURCII.--Ri?'. F.
Robbins will preach morning and even-
Ing. Morning subjecto—Kickmg in the
harness; or, loolleh Paul. Evening, rec
ond sermon on building walls—Jim, The
wall completed: second, Enemies wtthin;
third, Casting thorn iorth.
ADVIIT CHRISTIAN Cllb'lwll, Van
Zandt avenue, East Norwalt.—-lil:30,
Preaching morning and evening b H v.
F. Burr, editor oi dander School tert
lure. Bolton, Mann. Subject—Teach us to
pray. Sunday School 19. m. Prayer
and raise service 8.30: 7%, preaching;
Subfect—Why do we look ior Jesus is
turn. Come and hear him, he will
lntrrrsl you. H. H. Tucker, pastor.
ertowoon Unto: Cunniw—Bubjrfl
Sunday evening—Our urede.-l’nalins
61le Wednesday evening-Our time
to God's hairdo-«9 Kings 2:1.
Kaiser Bram A. II. E. CHUBOlL-F-
J. P. Stephens, pastor. Preaching, 10:30
a. in; Sabbath school, 12:16 p. m.; pray-
er mesttn . 8 p. m; preaching, 7:80 p. nr.
Bubj ad’s love to man.
Lord Paint-rate- said.“
To a committee complaining oi the
health or [motion : “Dirty in not God oi
the shiitlese; look to your sewers." do
when madam ‘n oi .rtlieumatiniu,
gout, neurs spepala, n diseases,
boils, liver and kidney troubles, help
Eurasian—purity your blood. Cactus
locum will hell‘tnllh' e and eliminate
any mpurl it your stem.
Don’t be nhlitlsse.’ Sold at Plantsd‘a
drug rune, til Washington street, death
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Want Six Gillsto learn Reeling.
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Also Girls to Learn Straw Sewing.
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T BILL ISLAND. AN EIGHT BOO! AND
A basement house, with a large plot of and
The house is commodioue and convenient an very
pleasantly located. Will be sold cheap and on easy
lel'ms. Apply to In. Jermha D. Tnlhllli’fl'ell
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Foote surprised been! her home on Cen- WIN 30“-
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SOUTH NORWALI. '
Wiiiiiial Evening, Fri, 11.
Prof. (lentil. Morgan
OBOANlBI.
Miss Maud ' Morglh
ADMISSION, - 50 CENTS
Diagram ior Reserved So its open on Friday morn-
lng, February 6, a: it o clock. at l'islrtcd'n and
Gregory ‘e drug notes. , i-l
OPERA nous e:
ONE NIGII'I‘ ONLY.
Wednesday, FebJ 1
TE! IIININT ARTISTS
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NOB‘LES
In Hilton Noblos's Latest and Greatest Play.
not SIRE in sun
" by able critics the Best Iodirn Play
W0 choice building l to and d0 ieet t at
Wm “was Ammo W. 0. san is' or
i. n. so". . as
TO LET.
.Advcrusernents under this hgdm exceeding it
linen. l time fit. it times 50L l week Sin).
'l‘ltl IIPLOYBB 01’ 080W)! BENDHXCKS
will really oblige" he will send hiladilrces
to Ann Qu rs, South Norwnlk. ,“ {slit
LARGE, tiUNNY BOOBS. FIRST FLOOR
, irsihiy painted and paperrd; nice order; up
per Iain street borough. Apply at No. ti Harriet
street. Norwill. l‘.’ in:
‘Bli li’i‘ORR. No 41 SOUTH IAIN r'l‘ltait'i',
been led by Arthur 5. Ferris, irom tiny int.
ism. rent in per month. Ail ircsa John Fonts. i2
0800's No. 91 SOUTH IAIN S'i'llll'i‘. RENT
b till. all court-aiencée; 5 rooms. Henry strut,
South Norw- k. rent Sid: nimbromna. lartarimue.
Ea-t Norwalk near depot, rent ‘10 Posse-mu at
once A; ply to'l‘nylor a Golden, or W. Young. at
Lockwood Iii: Co. 1.4 it
cuss 0! Six [tools ON WOODWARD
around. 513. Also house oi slr rooms, East
Norwalk. $13. Partoi honaeou Woodward avenue.
to inquire oi l. A Woodward.
" OlliBtl ANDR Inlet 0N WATER eTiiBK'l'
and Taylor avenue. lleuta irom St to tit
permonth. (tautult all clones. Raymund lim-
lucrs it} ti
LARGE BUILDING. LAST [HID Poll a
hat foamy; main building 88.170. two stories
and addition death. and good edict; a good boiler.
85 horse power. amiable ior any business A‘vply
to John u Knapp. tie. a! West sneer, south Nor-
walk. dds ti
ll! WOODW \BD HOIIWIAD— 14 ROOMS
llntandcoldwaier. mksntnr.aae.hc.
with ntabling eve harass. cow stables. chicken
mutate- lln ectrcpalr laquueoio.
Iiwsrtz. at oid Well mar company. or: ii
"JAM“ trons lN A CONVINIKN’T
locality in oderrd to persons who would like to
visit Washinginueome time do the winter or
wing. liorlrnaudhoard .m a . IraJ. 3.
Mount!“ I «..N W. «aim. DJ‘
nth"
District of Norwatlt. as: Probate
(tons-l, Julius" 23, A. D., 1891.
latate oi larguet F Berton. late oi horwaik, in
said district. deceased.
The rout! of Prob.tr ior the District of Norwalk,
ha! h limited and aliowed nix no .thn irom the date
hernoi ior the cr.dltore oi said estate to exhibit
their claims ior settlement Those Ibo neglect to
prucm their accounts properly attestsdmlthm said
tires, will bedebamd numvery. All persons is.
centred to said estate are requested to make mime.
d are paymt to ‘
TALLIADOI liAlBB. Administrli-ir.
District of Norwullt. as: Probate
Court. l-‘vhruary ’i'. A. D., 180].
Wanna» application has been more to this
(‘ou t ior ailminleira ion of liken-XML“ i Deborah A.
stems latent NoruaikJusaid dintrict.detrar¢d.
then lore
Unnnnrn That said application beheard and «is
tcrmuml at the Probate "Men in Nurw'lk, on the
12th day oi I’tb'tll". lwl. at t o'cl..ck flirtation;
andrhat public noticethereol be given to all per-
sons interested therein bv publishing this order n a
newspaper listings circulation in said district.“
least five days balm said day oi bcarln‘b
it it . Judie.
ABA B. WOODWA
SOUTH NORWALK
S°"“"l Sinrliani and Titanium:
oi
Lender's Block, Booth Norwalk, Conn.
Once every day l“ the week. (halordayu nxrrplt'dl
irom It . tea in , and La) to soup in.. and every
loud-y. Wider-ail y and Friday Cloning! truth 7 to
. Thorough instructions gnarlulesd in 5 months.
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on red Terran 5mm per month ior day slate. and
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Apothecary . min Norwnlit, Cums. I fiesta;
T0 THOSE’ABéUTid BUILD.
CALL at lay olden and m r ior all kinds oi
modern houses. care'cl y and airmail: lly
nerd to gut the entertainment use i- r the
east raptors. A lcls~sneoi hullslng operations
carefully aunerlutendsd.
II. D. RANDALL.
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Architect and communism.
Inhaeremo noui block, Wunlagton street,
south Norwalk. lam
Sawmill.
Our Sample boxes
containing the choic-
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Lifelnsuramce Co.
or HARTFORD, cdriri..
January 1. 1891.
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l'l meet Reteiptn in 139! .. .. , 175 .IM rr.‘
Total Receipts dorm: the war .. f 5.796 its“: i '3
Diehurcrmcuts to Pour: holders and
ior enter-sen. tau», r ........... t .135 ”Hi i
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gotal ngollliire .... .f. continent
or us Conn. ass, and N. .
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Policies in iorcc January 1. km.
NON. insuring .. ll? 6503‘." till
Policies ironed in 1890,10 are, insuring than?» 00
IOBGAN 0. BULKBLIY. President.
J. C. WEBSTER, Vice Pendent
J. L. ISGle‘ll. Secretary.
ti. W HUBBARD Ass't Secretary-
11. W. Er. JOEN, Acruary.
ill‘RDON W lll’saELL. it. D .
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rise .................... . )8 Fill 6|
Dividends .. 193100
reinsurance . :ut‘tm
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Premium mm on policies in love» , . . bl lb. .ir.
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lection) 41,159.91
23cm oi market value oi
Dov-dc and shake. above
c .................... $0,969 trims:
Green annals. January 1, ml, 824mm.”
LIABILITIIS.
Deal h losses. awaltlr on
[ado-meats malun'm “.800
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Durance reservat‘oau. and
lace Lithium
during at rrvervn. for pwa-
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Since its Organization in 0ctober,l865,
The Company has paid in inliey.lioidm
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revolutions-trim politic! tortilla
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HOSE LOTS on Lowndcs
avenue so reasonable in
price, only $350 “each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from $350 to 8500, according
to size of lot, are appreciated
by. those desiring a' real bar~
gum.
Nine lots haVe been sold
this month and more are being
looked after. h ' ‘
You can secure one it you
will only try.
The terms of payment will
be ,made according to your
own wishes. " ‘
For further particulars apply
to TAYLOR & GOLDEN, or
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
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0y slurs fresh from the surround.
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3 lbs. California Raisins, 25c:
article for hot cakes, mullins
2 lb. package 15c, 4ll)s. 25c.
quality of Norihfield Creamer
price of 32011); Clizttfield’
33 Washington Street.
we were
right; in fact, they
being samples they
vary from 3-1 to 4-1.
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I-lALE’s
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
20 CENTS.
H. R. HALE
aonwaur. cons.
illllll MUNEY.
Securities, Valuable l’apers, Jewelry,
much oi it, possibly, mold not he re-
placed at any cost. Are they sale at
your home, which is in danger of fire
or robbery? Possibly it worries you.
Why not relieve your mind? A safe
deposit box in the vaults oi the
lemntlle lists Deposit Cen-
[II] costs but little, and you are
happy in knowing your valuables are
Sales cost {hm truce per year up, accord-
ing to size. it you are interested, we
the ayntem.
I” .mm’, "a Ya
”HM
Buggies, Phantom, carriages,
Prices to Quit All.
a.“ and .00 Thorn.
rerun.
will mail you pamphlets describing
lIOUI‘IAILI nontrivial.
iblm
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
‘ Y » MY.
COUGH BALSAM
of Ginglmms.
Wheat Granules,
cash trade. . “
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ESTIMATES GIVEN ON
PLUMBING, us FITTING, TIN all SHEET lifll Willi
IWI ARI SELLING
VIC'l'flBY, NEW STAMFHBB all SILSBY’S STEAM HEATERS
‘ we save a rise smart or ’ ’
DECORATED AND PLAIN 'C'HINAr
The Duchess and Uncle Incl: Ranges,
Both set and Portable, Including cow Yul-It Ranges.
The Hfihfifialmfilfimmui
Blllllll. Vilfilflllll
A SPECIAL DRIVE. i‘OR 10. not;
For ‘ Cash at
Worth $7.00 per barrel. Now is
vancmg; A 10 ll», pail of Fine Mackerel 101' $1, worth $1.25.
14 yards of our Si- Unbleached lluslin for $1.00, this week oul
We have on hand a few Children's and Ladies’ Long Gar
moms. We will (iflOl’ them air just 0110- hall the regular price.
A novelty in the shape of a bequest tooth-pick holder.
They are a very handsome article.
choice, 50 each. ()nc lot of timber, light-blue and white 311-:
Shakers, for tic each, value 150 ~
lilo, others ask llic or 180. (full and examine our spring lin
Finest Soda Water in town at our store,a
least every one who tries it. says so. ‘
MOORE & HARMAN.
, Wm fin .
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on... .
‘0 run '
nasal
$6.50“
your time, as Flour is ad
3. lbs nice SWeet Butter, $1,
is a booming success, if you have not sampled come and do 80'
you want to try Long’s Celebrated Breakfast Flour, the bes,
and Wellies, it cannot be beat
nothing can beat the price 0
y Butter in prints at the popula
s Cough Syrup, :1 sure cure, 250,11
Charles E. Seymour’s
LE:"DIN(I" G‘rB OCER, '
South Nor-walk
:JUST NE WEEK 'l'fl DH ['1' IN
DO WHAT ‘2‘
To close out about $1,000 wnrlh of Men’s Underwear, whic
' able to purchase through our eastern agent from on
of the largest underwear houses ill Boston.
T boy were ‘bough.
were obtained at from 50 to 60 cents m
the dollar, and we shall ollcr them at the same pro ratio value.
The lot comprises the samples which the above firm hav
used this last season, consequently they are a little soiled, but“
are the cream of the stock.
Sizes wil "
BUY YflUR CANDY AT OUR STUBE
y;
15 yards at our? l-‘lc Bleached llnslin for 31.00, this week only 3}
t:
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Splendid Wash Board {0'
Our price will be f0
W
llll. Billion 570%.
233 WASHINGTON 3mm.
SOUTH NOR WALK OT.
A RARE CHANCE!
MAY 1. 1891,
We will give away at our store a New and Improved
NO. 8 CO(‘)KING RANGE.
With each cash purchase amounting to 25 cents between
now and May 1 we will issnelo the customer a ticket. The
persop holding the largest number oi those tickets on the
above date will be entitled to the Range. The tickets will be
counted by perfecll disinterested persons.
Have you tried 1 eckcr's varieties of selbraiting flours, such
as Graham, Boston Brown Bread, Yelow 'Sweet Corn rind
They are fine and our prices are as low as
the lowest. Don’t miss the rare chance we ollcr
you for your
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