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‘9 mfilfhdfiflfi
low nova Ins-ll Deathw- Um
1' Theaters: in the it‘aluthweat yesterday
marble will proba move northeas
‘ Mabmlmrbance
’ itaecn attended r snow.
The northeastern "coldh’vrave” will prob
ably advance east and lollow in the rear
’0‘ the storm alter its passage toward the
Atlantic. Inthiadiatrlct to-dsy ialrto
partly cloudy weather will probably pre-
wall, with flight amperaturnchangrs,
idltiIad by increasing cloudiness and
W by rain or snow, with slight tsm.
peratnrochanges. On Tuesday in this!
section and in New England colder.
partly elnuiy to lair weather will prob
guypmaihpreceded on the coast by
".’.‘~"
a
gainer with the advance at the
“coldw lrom‘the Northwest, and
on Wednesday colder, lair weather in
Mill sections. >
___,__.___..____.———-—
“immaterial-raw.
angel?“ Bightids Inwtide
no 12.00 5.28
All ad meeting at the Board
oi (henchmen will he held this evening.
Ivanhoe Castle, K. c. a...» work
the iaitiatory degree tomorrow evening.
Barryflanlord,whohaaheenaerinusly
“stills home on Harbor avenue, is
improving. ________
WAR. Baldwin lathe proud lather
oi atwslvapound baby boy. born yet
”my
Iaawalssvlcesover the mains oi
Iirlladlatcywerawldirom St.llary’e
Mlhlsmorning.
”mammarwithaeargooi
filers bituminous coal, is atWilaon
PMIOI'BaymcndBrcs.
’ Ir. and Ira. W Northrop, oi the
Maratheproud parents ol a line.
“Matched Saturday morning,
Pym lina'oi spring eoloriugs in
Mat thaBo'ston Store, Norwalk.
- " WINE Mom, the actrem, who
sunburnértncauy ill several weeks, will
name buttons at Haverhill neat Thurs-
lay. ._,._._.
The H. C. P. W. C. closed their meet-
bv‘iur the season last Friday night,
Thadahwillmeet this week Friday to
award prizes.
The Junior Prohibition club will hold
an entertainment on Innday evening,
Petr-y llih. ~>It will be a literary and
madcal aliair.
Palatine (hails, No. 2, A. 0. K. oi
$0., will cooler the wooed degree this
evening. All Bar Knights are MW
to be present.
A matting oi St. Paul's Church Guild
will he held in the part-brooms to—il'lOI‘
saw alteration at 2:30 o’clock. A iull
attendance is desired.
Joann Richards hasa thirtyticot sail
batsaderwuatllli. Tollea’doek lnr
Halibut. It will grace the waters
cl thaharborsarlyln the spring.
Thslast HomeSnelablsoi these-son
will ha heldat lusts flail tomorrow
m It is hoped tnheevsn more
.jcyablathanthaothers have been.
Thalurwalk Library annotation will
In“ “Mutant and aspect thls
wKWMgtvauatths
»!'Kdieaxiatech”wlllbapre-
Oscar Seals-peso Sunday in Anannla,
“pastel [hand first). I'. Toilet,
J's If. m w I'r To.“ h“.
”Mmandlsbntldiogupa
”mm
lemmmsnrrtslsntriernao
was matted in Cleveland. Ohio.
M,hitdrsixyaars, 244 electricall-
wlys la scenario! opsratlnm and
sweaty-alas more under mantles.
“ya“ at thasemadthav been put
operation duria the past
woman thaaystem has hen non.
harms. the urns-t-
lasgtholelaatrie railways in the United
Italsammtstofldtlomlles.
Almiotcthorwateaslastimmat
w husk Farm-dust arrived.
mmMquwpriea-andgnarc
find. Mandamus. narrator
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Assatelaraiaolthslltaieoltloanss.
Eminent-ram“. death
than." ltisavsryalaspisea
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Theltsymcntl Patty cases will beech
“sued in Bridgeport to marrow.
The llnrwalk Choral Society will meet
at the Athsnaium tomorrow evening.
Pound [lily and sociable atDlhble’s
hall tomorrowa‘umdaynvenlng. All
invited.
hglnesr Wood is laying out the Chi-
cbmter property on Glenwond avenue
into building lots.
The Young lion’s Social club will
danceintheir new ball in the Phoenix
block this rescuing.
I. C. Kselsr, salesman ior Raymond
Brothers, is going to leave their employ
about the first oi larch.
Neat Saturday will be St. Valentine's
day. .Thislneatts a busy day ior poet
omen clerks and letter carriers.
Civil Engineer Rder went to Betbrl
to-day on business connected with an
extension oi the water works oi that
Ill”!- ___~__
Ea-Gbiei oi Police Buttery is making
preparations to return to his residence in
“I'M".- §° WI" ems-9's P039. to
w.“ . ',_ '
‘~ “Pilgiim‘iJonnevi; No. 54. 0 U. A. it.
have linen invited to atts'M the terriers
at the First Baptist church next Sunday
evening.
,. The Berlin club met at the residence oi
Miss Elizabeth Lockwood, East avenue,
Saturday evening, and an enjoyable time
is reported. '
John Capbaw, baggage master at the
Consolidated railroad station in this city,
reported ior duty this morning, after a
week’s sickness.
District Deputy Thames, oi Stamiord,
will install the newly elected billet-rs oi
Kobaosa Encampment, l. 0. 0. R, on
Thursday evening.
Captain B. K Rose and wiie returned
irnm Winated Saturday evening. The
Captain reports a good time and line
sleighing'in that vicinity.
Dr. and In. Noble will not best home
at the pa this evening, as usual,
on account 0 supper and entertain-
ment oi the Norwalk Library association.
The King’s Daughters oi Trinity
church will hold a cake sale and dramatic
entertainment this evening at the reel-
dence oi Ira. Burr Knapp, on Washing-
ton street.
John H. Light and several other Nor
walk legal lights have been in Westport
to-day. attending a hearing in the Pro-
bate Court of the L. D. Crossman insolv-
ency case.
Ira. Susan Hoyt dtsd at the aims
house yesterday, aged 80 years. lire.
Hoyt had been an inmate oi the house
ior some time,and had many irieuda
among her associates.
—Don't target to attend the special
vening class at shorthand and type
writing, commencing lOIIllglll, at the
'bcbonl-rocm. Lender’s Block, as it is at
the utmost importance that the pupils
should start together. Seeadv.
Ir. Osborn, general agent oi the West-
ern Union Telegraph company, is in
town to-day settling the damage incur-
red to a team belonging to Albert Wel-
nitz, which recently ran into one oi the
company’s iallen polesou Belden avenue.
Attorney John J. Walsh in circulating
a paper about town, petitioning the
selectmen oi the town tocall aspecial
town meeting ior the purpose oi equal~
icing and paying the iull bounty to all
oi the re-enlisted soldiers under the call
oi 1868.
The annual masquerade ball under the
auspices oi‘Olive Branch Lodge. Knights
oi Pythias. will be held at tin-to Hall
this evening. The aliair will doubtless
beequally asancceasiul as iormer ours
given by this society. There should be
a large attendance.
Franks Skeels, oi Norwalk, iormerly
the Singer Iianuiscturing Company’s
agent at Winstsd, spent Sunday with
his wlis on Leonard street, and this
morning started ior Uanbury, where he
will have iull charge oi the company’s
silica in that place.
R. L. Baker has nearly completed the
numbering oi the houses in East Nor-
walk. preparatory to the introduction oi
the tree delivery system. It was expect.
ed that the street signs would arrive the
latter part at last week. but they did not
putihan‘apptlamne.‘ , ' _ f ..
The Y. W. C. T. Union will hold their
regular business meeting on Tuesday
waning, at No. 17 Day street. Every
member is requested to be present. The
meeting will begin at 7 o’clock sharp. so
as to allow any who with to attend the
pound party later in theaveuing. Don't
lorgtt the hour.
The inllowlng pupils gave an interest-
lna hr at exercises at the
Franklin street school, Friday aiternooo:
Grade 9. Kay Haddsn: grade 8, John
Woodward: grade '1, James O'Brien;
grace ll. lay Farrell, bottle Davis; grad»
5. Frank Bullish, Grace Hunt; grade 4.
William Taylor: grads ll, Barry Ferris.
Thmwlllheameetiog in the parlors
of the First Congregational church to
arrangalcrthsquartarlymeetlngolths
Nerwalk Uninnoi thaY.P.S.C.E. to
be held; sometime during the present
monthwhanaavsral sienna-it speakers
hum timeout parts ol ltew England
wlhglvsaddrswslupusths'werkoltha
anelsty.
(thwarts has-old twomnrs lots on
Inwndesavenusthrough'l'aylnrlflold-
. sn’aagsaey. OoetoW.Q.Isrrlamand
‘aaoihsrtolrnllrarlllaltuatts. This
makaatwelvs mum property-old
thllyaar. These intruder annanppor.
tachylm iavaattaastnr heals ssshtts
‘masleatalswpelss
“Minna
\
sadoathev
W“ Wehrma- Swtnrdsy night.
"ll-"5"“ Kroner out n... herdraw
insolu- at the Frankie Street school
to marrow sitsrnoon. ’
rs. lint-walk ishrary‘ association will
hold thglreutertalnment: and supper in
the Athentenm this evening.
The largmt private electric light plant
in the stale haa’ltssn completed by‘ the
Edison Electric company ior the Barb
lord Carpet company in Thompacnvilla.
The number at lights is about 2M.
losers. E. X. Lockwood a; On. closed
their store between 9 and ill o'clock this
morning. out oi respect ior their law
workman; Iiicbael Lucy. The horses,
plumbers and clerks attended the inneral
In a body. -
The newly elected justices oi the peace
will take nlllce larch I. The justices
at this and of the town will then be
Daniel P. Iinrrell. Russell Frost. George
D. Keel". Leslie Sm'tb, George 0. Still
son and Charles B. Townsend.
All pupils oi the Franklin street school
who have had periect attendance ior two
weeknwill be excused next‘l‘llday alter
cachet $00. 'clonk. «stratum-star-
pppgemspl, t, t pupils pi . the Concord
street schoolwers 5W laetyroek. _.,
R. J. Beater, auditor oi the Housatonic
road, has resigned his position, and A.
C. Hellmann has been appointed as his
successor. Iir. Heitmann was iormerly
auditor oi the New Haven a Derby road.
and has lately held the position oi ticket
agent ior that branch oi the Housatonic
system.
At St. Mary's church yesterday, Rev. A
W. J. Slocum preached an able sermon
«:-
GONGBEGATIONAL CHURCH,
”UTE IORWALI.
Welnuiay haunt, lei. 11.
Prof. Geo.W.IlIorgan
_ Wilt Organ Brutal
If lenient IE.
HOSE LOTS on Lownrlos
. ‘ avenue so reasonable in
price, only $350 each, and
‘ “ ‘ “Agni ‘.
o _..,m......- ‘w... _......._..............._.....__. mm.“ mm,mwwm .. . ...
comm. ‘ 7 * 8. Ho ;
37 Washington 81'... So. Norwalk.
Will open Wednesday, January 28, a newline of Toillefi
do Nords in all the latest styles; also another case of those?
worsted dress goods we have been selling for 10c per yard.
TABLE LINEN AND Tom. .
. Turkey Bed Covers, $1.95, worth $2.25. Extra boa
bleached sutin fi ' bed damask, 72 its, 98 cents, Worth $1.2 .
Extra heavy 'bleuc ed damask, 66 in., 59 cents, worth 75 cents.
TSIlthlAUh'f—Kl “hilt—Ia thlselty. Janna?
8! b Rev Archibald “balladhlyhonzo .
Theirlanll. and lies Carrie listlvr.
Tunes 81. GOLDEN,
an Estate and human,
wtsumerqn 5mm, _ ‘
sontnseatwocsan.
aufltl‘ '
wow“ '1 Ammo: "
advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
iluea.ltlme25c..dtlmeswc.lweektloo.
AGIBI. 1'0 0003 AND DOGINIRAL noose.
kwork. Apply at So 53 West “Naomi??-
wal .
'l‘IiB III’IDYIR 0F GEORGE moments
will really obligcri he will send hi1 address
to Ann Qn rlt. South Norwalk.
SMALL HOUSE 08 PAIIT 0? H0173! IN
good locality; it list contain mtd'rn improve-
ments. Address "llousc.“tlchtlnel.me_ :4 1w
[5 3t
in which he gave his parish" .s some
good advice about the Lenten season
which is soon to commence“ Services
at the church will commence on “day
and continue on every Wednesday and
Friday during the season.
Stephan Allan's Pocket Piece.
Among the victims oi the Henry Clay
disaster (steamboat destroyed by fire on
the Hudson river In the iall oi 1853) was
Stephen Allen, an age-d man oi purest
character, iormerly mayor oi the city oi
New York, beloved and esteemed by all
who knew him. In his pocketbook was
iouud a printed slip.sppnrently cut irom
a newspaper, oi which the iollowing is
a true copy. Read it careiully.
Keep good company or none. Never
be idle.
If your hands cannot be naeiully em-
ployed attend to the cultivation oi your
mind.
Always speak the truth. Make iew
promises.
Live up to your engagements.
Keep your own secrets it you have any.
When you speak to a person look him
in the lace.
Good compsny and good conversation
are the very alnews oi virtue. “ .'
Good character is above all things else.
Your character cannot be essentially
injured except by your own acts.
ll anyone speaks evil oi you, let your
me be so that non-u will believe him.
Drink no kind of intoxicating ltqoor.
Ever live (mtsiortunc extepted) within
your income.
When you retire to bed think over
what you have been doing during the
day.
lake no haste to be rich it you prosper.
Small and steady gains give compo
tency and tranquility to the mind.
Never play at any game oi chance.
Avoid temptation, through tear you
may not withstand it.
Earn money beiore you spend it.
Never run into debt unless you can
see plainly a way out oi it again.
, Never borrow if you can possibly avoid
it.
Do not marry until you are able to ,
support a wile.
Never speak evil oi anyone. He just
bniore you are generous.
Keep yourseli innocent it you would
be blurry-
Save when you are young and spend
when you are old.
Read over the above maxims at least
once a week. "
—-'l‘he man who yet votes (or General
Jackson never heard of Brussels soap.
Literary Notes.
All lovers oi dogs will llnd profit and
enjoyment in Dr. H. Clay Glover's artielr
on “The Proper Care oi Dob." to be
published in Harper's Young People ior
I'jebruary Tilly. Frank Frenelthav en-
mwd tor .the same number at the
Young Peoplsabsauttlel paint-appra-
prlate to thesaason oi St. Valentina.
John liesdham’a Double. dramatized
ior E S. Willard, was succeralully pre
sented, ior the that time on any stage. at
Palmer's Theatre on Wednesday even-
ing, February 4th. The story irom
which the play is derived is Joseph flat.
ton’s novel oi the same name, published
by Harper & Brothers.
Students oi history. and especially oi
Erropeau history in the nineteenth
century, are to be congratulated upon
the recent appearance oi so many im-
portant works relating to the turn and
events oi our own time. As a critical
and lmpa'rllal review oi English politics.
misty. and literature during the past
quarter ol a century. Smalley'a latter»
trom [nodes and Some Others, publish-
ad r a Brothers. may well he
rsgarddasunsnrpasssd. They are. in-
dud, as the lands- declam
"history in thanuesenas.” Harper a
Brothers have also in counsel pnhlha-
ties as important series at works—hic-
graphieal and historicala-on Queen Vie
terra‘a Prints Ilaiaters. Two volumes
at this satire-bird Ileanamllald and
Lord labourer-have already appeared
Thatnuhir Robert Preliahsarly ready
tor publication
' Karissa-iii ’sltitusu .3an3. mi.
’05,}!!sz
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding‘h
nomiumeulummwulweealwo .
T BBL]. ISLAND. A! RIGHT soott AND
A bmt heme. wllh a large plot oi ground
The hon-e ls commodious and convenient and Very
pleasamly located. will be sold cheap and on our
terms. Apply to lira. lambs u Tquiil. Bl'll
Itiand Road. ii tl
ww‘o choice building lots. 50 end to loot front. on
west avenue Apply to W. C. “Ills. or
I. I. 8011'. its ti
‘ 3.5mm“ " Em ‘ w is}. w ' . helm..." mg}.
lips. I tlme Inc, I! times 50s. I week Sim,
H006! Oil II tDllW ri'l‘lthl'l' son? . Null-
nalk. to ma. lower liter. '10; upper floor.
.9. Inquire ui Dr. Benedict.“ West are. no it t
ill t‘q'l'oltlt. No el him"! Until :Tllhlt'l‘.
orcu led by Arthur it. Ferris. tromv lay lat.
mutcnt‘mpermonth. Attire-John ferns. l‘.‘
410"“ No. in SOUTH IAIN STRII'I. REST
b ‘lh all convexlences; 5 rooms. Ilenry street.
South orwa k. rent lit; alsoeronms dastarcoue
lavt Norwalh near depot. rent. '10 Pours-ton at
once Ami; to'l‘aylor & Golden. or W. Young. at
[redwood lg Co. . 1.1 It
avenue. 3m Also houses! six rooms, Bast
.rwatk. an Parts! honaauu Woodward avenue.
' laeales or I A Woodward
lion-ls sun it rolls out manner
and Taylor avenue. Ila-ls iron: .4 to all
per-oath. ' van-mt all classes. haymond Bro—
ttera jolt
ALARM! SUILDISG. LAs‘I' "le run a
hat factory; main building 85:70 two stories
and sddlixon mall). and good other; a good twill-r.
& barre power. suitable ior any bus-krona av-ply
thohn u Kuapll. he. to: West street. South nor.
walk. dis ti
Till WOODW IItD HOIS'lTBAD—lt noon-t
Ilet audcnldwater.hath [Milwaum ac .
wlth atahllag ior dve harass. cow turtles, chicken
acne. us all in not repair Inquire ot C,
swans. at old Wen 'lgar Company. old Li
‘ PLEASANT Boll IN A UNVBNIEN’I‘
locality tendered to persons who would like to
stall Washington some time during the winter or
a ring. ltoomandhonrd 8.00 a any. Ire .l. K.
rhmlr limit! ‘1 W ashlrtrrmn ll t‘ of!"
110083 07 SIX RDOIi ON WOODWARD
N
LOST.
Adverthementa nnda this head. not erreedlhgo
lines. Ill-ls (to, lumsshtlc. 1 week $1.0).
taeen railroad station aid ctrhrr at North
Iain and West street. A suitable reward will be
paid int he rrlttrll in i ll- 00cc. 19
Inc.
Gregory‘s drug stores.
OI’ERA HOUSI‘
OIOAHIS‘I'.
Miss Maud Morgan
anustssroa, - accuses
Dis am ior Reserved Seals open on Fri-'a morn-
hrusry ll. l'. ll ocloelt, at Plats 'a 1'4“
0!!) NIGHT DNLY.
Wednesday, Feb.l 1
TBS IIINHT ARTISTS
' HILTOR and bonus
NOBLES
In Hilton Robles's latestrnnd om: Play.
FBIII SIRE TI] SUN
Pronounced by able critics the Bcst Modtrn Play
yet written by an tmcrlcan.
Allecmry required in this production carried by
the t'ompauy.
I’ICTI'RE‘QUE SCENIC lt'VKL'TS ' START.
LING DltslA'l‘lfl Chill Allis! WilnLII-
80MB COMEDY? hXQUtslTI-J NU-
Sit}! PAUL’iLBss l‘oiLll'l'v:
A Powerful Drama! Superbly AciedI
r ~sou-t. no, so and 7.1.
seats now on mile a' Hale's and Pla's‘ed ii
iii? ’and‘ " issue...” 1 .;;.'..’.‘;.‘.:r.7.
4lst ANNUAL STAT EMENT
or was
ETNA
. Life Insurance 00.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.v
January 1. 1891.
Premium Receipt! in lfill. . . . . ... 34 010325 50
In «at itmtpt- in not . . It‘ll 1963-:
Total Receipts dorm: tbt‘ war 5,796 or: t‘.’
Disbursements to Pace holders and
for expenses. ra.e-, t" .......... i ft‘t'tfifit) '4
users .1 .nusry l. ISSI . 35 m m: 8‘:
Total Ulbllllllrl . . returnees
Surplus h Conn. lass, and '
slandar ............ . ..... ,. 5,856 755 7l
Policies in totes Jtuuary l. 1591,
Tlml. insuring 1!? 63635100
P. llcics issued in i990. IO 32. insuring an). 70': no
IOBGAN G. HULKEIJT. President.
.I. u. WEBSTER. Vtee v-aeiceut
J. L. IhGLIrH. Secretary.
G, W HUHBARD Aas‘t Seer» lury
Ii. W.h‘1~. JOHN, Actuary.
t-‘L‘RDON w, Ill'de‘hhh, I. I) .
ill in L‘ontuitlng Physician.
"rosary-six...
Annual Statement
—-—0l'| Till——
Connecticut General
LIFE INSURANCE co. .
HARTFORD, CONN.
January let, ln‘ll.
scorn wonwaut
S‘i?‘ Sherman and Tyneuilinu
Lender‘s Block. South linrwalk. Conn.
Open every day l~ the week. (Saturdays excepted)
trout“. lea in . and La) thump m.. and every
Sunday. Wrdnrad y and I'rlday evenings «mm 7 in
ii. 1' h trutruulcna guaranteed in a months.
Fuptlacrn enter at any time he raamnttlon re
on red Terms lltlm per month ior day class. and
soon for eventtg
It lw C. P. PLUIB, l’rin,
Cures Rheumatism,
Neuralgla. tick llestlncho
AManll-bl‘lotlalthdl east
Vamll I’ll live Illll'a
I’ll I liv'l' lth'l‘taeqnal
ly reliable inrsnrin. I'll. e In
all items. list sale evory-
wbtrs I’rrcedorchteabox
l). A BILL. Proprietor,
: ice
0. “111.808.
u-Mh
l0 THOSE *A‘BOUI ITQ BUILD.
CALI. at my ones and res s ior all kinds at
modern human cly and s aromatic lly
pruned to gut llldfiraalul amullnl oi use i. r the
4st expanse. Iciavaaaoi bultnlhg operations
curtail, suwlnlended.
I. D. RANDALL.
Architect and Sntnrlslendenl.
I‘agtachetaohlloul block, Washington street,
Indulge.
Our Sample boxes
containing the choic-
est Confectionerypnly
100. per 'box. Try
them. °
mouth ill.
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l%\\ri_ db
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Portlivldands and unsecured pollmes raisins
M hythvstanrudnl‘ Oceadlrntddd
Asst-u. January 1, It‘ll, at cost ....... '1 80,737 55
RECEIPTS lhl YEAR 1&0.
7‘ ‘ .............. 91:5me
Internal and rents ......... touch»:
Prodisndloes.... .. 05:9 8797”“
$2 :vlbj'llh‘i
DISBUKSEMBNTS IN YEAR 18.0.
Deatbrmma assesses
Iatn'ed endowments ....... chm la
La edaud surrendered poll~
c as ...................... 18!!“ M
llmdonds 337500
hcimurancc .. . 2.1mm
'I‘um.. .., 4.95820
[resumption-”Hun ., , lulu!
tied tat exammzr‘s lees 'l unto
Controls-lone its agents .. 45.9862".
Station 0! enters and em-
ployed... .. liillmw
General ntpenm..... . 9.7 on) seiner:
mm 0::le
ASST”, JAhl‘Alli' I, 1991..
Carbon hind antlln blnk ..‘. ,, scrotum
llomlaandslockmtrmtu. 3mm. 8
Iortgaue loans ...................... Lani it! :a
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mama-Id bl cesium. at stat... wanna
l'ramlurn notes on policies In lorcn .. . M M}:
lllllavccelvahlu................ ... Milli
Agile“ hhlallm ..................... In M
ltdgertascte.... . .......I:WIOTIIN
Add Interest due and ac-
cru .. I-l2,65‘.'.i'l
Premiums deterred and out-
rtahdl- g (lean cosloi col-
lection) 47.!!!”
Iixcm of market value at ,
lands and stairs, above
cost .....................
is
ill,” I?) I” 711‘.“
(irons arena. new I. not. termini}
snowman.
Deathlrnsea."awaltlt t 00000
ludeamanla malnu'd btt id. x
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‘ not nlea'orua msnt 11,940.67
mill: ’ «as
spald Ill advance”
In‘ prance rs serve Conn. and
....... l MIMI”
coating al rw verve. the pea:
alble depreciation in value
nirealsstate.. 51.10190 innocent
holdersbyOnnn Ed“
std .................... 8510.11th
matinee lal reserved 1
llavlnga owment policies” on 0
Since its Organization in Duelist-.1865,
The company has paid to hilcydioldm
... tenets
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Total. .............. anarchists
it now bottle assets menu to , m
invested in diet slats arsar‘iglea. Oi '1 V!
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sails shows a tallest its oithrsa meta
ultimate-mutton: m
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WAGONS
Prices! to Quit All.
those on Woodward avenue
from $350 to $500, according
to size of lot, are uppreciatvd
by. those desiring a real bar-
gain.
Nine lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after.
You can secure one it you
will only lry.‘ '_
The termsaof payment Will
be made uccording to your
wm
For further particulars up I
to TAYLOR & G'OLDEN,po);
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
III. N Pl] NT.
(account's Pom.) ,
solel‘honttALli, - coax.
Rouse Hill for me Winter
Oysters I'I'l'hll from the surround-
lng tuners at-fl'cd In every
at) lo.
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H ALE’S
Coven BALSAM
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
20 CENTS.
H. R. HALE
NGBWALK. COSN.
YfllIR MONEY.
Securities, Valuable Papers, Jewelry,
much til it, possibly,_oould not be re-
placed at any cost. Are they rate at
your home. which lain danger of fire
or robbery? Possibly it worries you.
Why not relieve your mind? A tale
deposit box In the vaults of the
lereaatlle Safe Deposit Com-
pany costs but little, and you are
happy in knowing your valuables are
secure. ,
Sal'eaooal item “0.00 per your up. accord-
ing to size. It you are interested. we
will mail you pamphlets describing
the system.
mallow 6s.
“CHIVAS“ I
I” .m‘m’p "a Ya
”DOW
Buggies, Phaetnns, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
mammalian.
Vaults and M ell-rd
Extra heavy bleached damask, 70 in, 85 cents, worth '81 00.
Large damask napkins, from $1 13 to $3 95 dozen. 50 dozen
damask towels. 27x45 in., only 25 cents, worth 50. 20 down
all linen towels, 19x36 in, only 8 cents, worth 15. A
HOSIER Y .
- Another case ladies’ last black hose, 6 pair for 25 cents.
Ladies’ fast black Cotton hose, 25 cents... Ladies’ fast black
woolen hose, 25 and 39 cents. Ladies’ inst black Cashmere
hose, 49 cents. A big drive in Gent’s Camel hair hose, 29c,
worth 40c. Seamless half hose. 2 pair 25 cents. Children's
fast” black cotton I‘D“? from“ 10 to 50 cents. «Children’s last
bingkéwoolen hose fifohvlb to 60 cents.
I CflRPIhEBTS.
.., n, 9311' curpet c eminent we ave a new stock of ca
all or the latest Styléspund‘at the lowest prices; ‘Hemp cm
15c, worth 20c. Carpet paper all pric’és. Carpet sweepers,
$1.98, cheap at $2.50.‘ Carpets made and laid in the best.
possible manner. Window shades made to order, anvwidth
and length, at the shortest notice and lowest prices. '-
SPEIIIII. IIIISIEIIY SALE!
flente’,ladies:eudchildren’s
I Do EcLPair. '
SEE EAST WINDOW. ‘
WOOLEEEOSIEEY
All Grades at Greatly Reduced Prices.
._._-_.‘._____
II. liekerman & Son.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
. sot-r11 NORWALK. .c-r
Selling Out ..
all goods In . ur GKSTS' HTRSHIII‘ G DBI’ ARTIKM‘. Underwear and Hosiery at any at
must go, as we win gm: up these departments to mate mum tor our nPItIhO llLlelllt .
FUR cnpés‘fio MUFFS
Wm be mid at any reasonable przce We must unite room.
——---«»-——————
CORSETS.
We have the largest stock at lines "000! In the state. and will clean our, on g
below t‘ .-t. During this sale wt: will :31 our special brood. so well known, ior ”(will “0‘: fl 1
SILK l-lANDKERCl-IIEFS
AND Il’FFI.BR~l in Plain, While and Panty must go with the rest. Do not ml. this Wally.
4M
MILLINERY.
All trimmed liars and Shapes must be sold. No reasonable ofler refused.
.,____. _..."w.w_.
' H. KRIEGER,
Mztllrtckemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk.
3...... & Hun...
hats, Fish, Oystersw
. an
IF YOU ’
8'03
“A \ NWVMMI”
Fruits, Installer, Poultry, Etc patu‘riac
~ I
0! All Kinds In Their Semi!”
AT WHOLESALE AND RETMI
u. I. swam. a s :tils‘l'ito
i. fleKLYi t“ sol
llamas-mull). it. Dani‘s.
5| Washington Street, South Norsul‘t
27 Main Street Norwalk.
. 111 I’ll I
Fist-Class Balers. Confections-v W ill Willlfli
And Ice Cream. .-
llrtlers Prompt]: Attended To.
Mirth". p w. s. masts
DAY SCAVENGER.
703 mm IOEWALII Am) MIMI.
disinfected the
[lily fitted to.
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