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, anytime or mattin-
. ‘ one" or Interests.
1:
ran-cu woven-Wow.
. nah-m m “WWW
Wot who hold lat even-
u‘mwmmup fullCourt he-
0 “management-um newt»:
on m nsktnzthe Counter“,-
, «Mum co'che Finance
. cornmltteeat thelut meeting. Burl!!!
Vonderhoefstntedthnthennd Borough
'Glerkllubbelllnd’looked over the ne—
counbnnddecided thst mgh money
hndbeen paid to the wnter muni-
htertheyreceivedapetition tor 33,300
mflgmhflflfilw, tornnthewnter
worhltothefirltof Hey. He nlno re
portedthnth‘ehnd mini]! 8°“ 0'"
thehookeot thoWnter (bmmiesionm
anddidnotthinktheconrtshonld bor~
mm‘ W‘ torun themeo tor
.nhendnelnyl. Hethoughtthe 81.200
'fintnnkedforweeenough. Hedid not
newhy they even wanted that amount.
BoroughClerk Bobhell thought 61.000
WW- Barges Vnnderhoef sug-
Mdthntmhe given them, and if
‘ theywnnted more they could petition
“ themCom-t. 0.13. Coolidgescatnl
thstnheehouklheintereeteduextyear,
hothought thncourt ehouhl appropriate
moneyenoughtocorrytheWau-r Com-
mhionersnlongfortheneuceix months
(«Mammal-er would“
, without any income from the water
unto. After eorno further diction-ion
humuywedthatthe matter
he 19“ - to the Chairman
of the Pinanoe committee. with
power. Borges Vendor-beef said he
wouldnottnkeituponhimeelftom
themoney;thattheWnterCommieeionen
huddeeeivedthotkmrt on never-loo
onion- nnd made statements showing
“mmwmommmhd
the w my: arm per
”apatite money invuedcillm
onsesthey were getting but WWW
cent. 'fltoboronxh Md beendeoeived
minnow-insulate!!! tire per cent.
togivetotheWnter Commieahiners and
receivodbnt tour per cent. Borough
WWooduidfl-t 0|! 0mm
“Why am Vunderhoef the
petitimtpruenlnd tOthe Wilt! 0001‘
What been new! by "H!
mutant. Uponrnotionof Bountiful!"
tonit wns vottdtbettbe Pinuncecom-
nnttebeonthoriwl to borrow 81.00MB
tnvorof thnWoter WW. rulr
jecttolmtobfil’.” hythemnt the
udotrintydnyn.
The null vote hairline the payment
«new upon the WW
nndhonrll. Imflne ‘0 $701". ‘m
”. 11' W“ Comma
.mlhllthoriudto pnythe intemt
uponthehhmmhllo’lvM-w-
unnoticed Burger- Vanni-rim!
thereto We; him lie-w
II!“ M wee «ms. The
derkw-nnthovlned to calls lie-ring
npontheestnhtfitnentot utdhuildins
ltrta More the‘next Court. at their
Hen
1|. influence ..
new
‘ ltleufletlew
mond'rantoanhtngtonette-t.
rho-tn
1&dean
new!!! on” III” «Woodman-muttered to
flu.
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till.
George liars- Working In lath liar-nth
Under an Atlas.
‘Oneot thewnlten employed funny-
for
on new...» it in1 Hidchic‘ 'tlw‘ .5
whole only eighteen years of ego, hos
tired ,0! ha husband.
‘ A 8mm reporter interviewed Dnr-
lings this morning and immediately rec-
ognized him at George Sterne ooeoh’
than recently employed by Dr. Robinson,
of South Wilton. Starr, h will be re-
membered, wont to the Manhattan rubles
in Thirty-Eighth street about twornonthe
ago and hired a bone Marriage under
the pretextof goiugto the races. lie
drove with the turnout to South Wilton.
and subsequently borrowed $50 from
Hubbard Blakesleo, turning the horse
over tohim assecnrity. Starr washr-
rmted by Chief of Police Vollmer and
locked up in South Norwalk, but Gover-
nor Hill made no requisition for the re-
turn of the prisoner to New York and he
was released. The doctor discharged
Stnrr from his employ, and he moved to
this city with his wife, where they no-
sunied the name of Darlings. To the re—
porter he said that he was engaged in the
restaurant day and night and that ha
wife become tired of remaining in the
rooms on An street alone. Ile said he
returned home yesterday morning nnd
[mind a note written by his wife. which
stated that she had gone to New York.
He followed and claimed that he traced
her to her mother‘s home in that place,
where she was at present. From another
source, however. it um loomed upon
good authority that Mrs. Starr's mother
is dead, and thmtore Starr's story that
his wife was living with her in New
York irnot true. it is also said that
Mrs. Starr had good reasona for leaving
her hushnd and the will probably not
return to him Ignin.
830K! OPEN ‘fllll noon.
A m- Aue-pe at linguist lard-r,
OI Rant Avenue.
A daring nttempt nt burglary was
mule yonerdny Afternoon at the reei:
deuce of the Ilium Bennett. 143 East
avenue. Min; Emily and Mini: June Ben
nett had just started to attend the tuner—
rtl of the late E. C. lliesoll, leaving their
sitter. Miss Franc Bennett. alone in the
house. momentarily expecting the arriv-
al of Mrs. Joiner Bowen, In. of Quebec.
who in visiting at the hitch homestead
a short distance below. and who had
promised to spend the attention with
her. Soon utter her uieten left. the door
bellrnng. and Miss Bennett called out.
asking it it who Mn. lbw-en. Receiving
no reply she went down stuire and poor»
in; through the side lights of the door
slmw n thick~oot man, wearingnhrown
overwotmnlking up end down the [noun
Sorrmwhnt frightened rho bolted the
door, which had been left untantened,
and returned to her tour). when she
heard it loud crash. The stronger,
evith'ntly thinking the house was desert-
ed. had thrown himself 'mt the
heavy door on the mthfiglgt‘lte build-
ing. mulling it in and l ing the lock.
Illa Bennett rill-d the window of her
room and (tolled loudly tor minnow.
Bercriuworehenrd by n dmnnttir in
the employ of ti. W. lluntemvho mitten
next door. Word was not to whee
headquarters and Grief d ' I‘olloo John
ll. tlorrnley “winded. The lumen,- wan
explorer! from print to cellar witlmut
pttlnx any truce of the intruder. The
Chief found that the nun hurl rec-aped
byte-fingtwoplckrto out of the nor
{mend running arm the tote. leav-
lna llb footprints plnlnly vtrible in the
not: ground.
we, Met
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Home . or
WWW ‘ 3‘15qu
mrrledlnrtflqnmmher. umlloytm
thudtlmghcheh only cistern Hoyt
pwhlrueutwentrthmud repron
”crewman-who Koch Joyce.
The am an M within two weeks
WWMWM her
wire.
M L hi fi New
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humanely thm mete. at»
northern-enter“ mung toll"
whim it!" #- withlbththtlldhtldm her to
flirt-tn Walloon Nor-
mmfl‘im" welt-u. harmonised-omen
gaunt—ta
w‘mwnuww
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out it'll.
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bmmmuraw.
M.” on threat at W.
memento-mien.
licence-Int" fen-nu.
, a ‘y tho.
Vmfim
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" rumr‘rnime
outrun.
Wormhom
“i""rlifz rant cinemas”
'04“.th mtflhwi
. Bottle 0! whisky.
Milena—{11w Grover trial who
continued without the more of Juan
Mwholutillhnilltow.-Chnrlu
Lincoln, the Providence cone-pendent or
We , H 10 M How may
Illd'nt W with the theta. Bo-
mbayswmthntheukea the doctor:
»Wmflhih W
in .‘ n intcrrt‘ew
Withxnraflnvoe on the MHPT'H arrival in
DenverouApril '3? loot. Thu- m '
otter he met him asked aha;
hm cent to the doctor'e ‘~
pater Kirby. He nloto MRI”
otlmrhognsmeeeugesent to bin 2» ‘-; :'
Providence reporters. and then he col-l tn»:
Whohadheenamnted tolooknmr
It hornahy'n property. He knew mm.
about hot, but for the lsttltn of her doughy-m
be but kept quiet. lint. Burnaby. he uni-l.
hndmny ens; and thenhe qwkeorher
alleged in with Bennett. the guide.
Itwan all both that he haddrnwu npn
will for her,hut he admittedthnthewnn
the beneficiary under her will. Thnfimt
heknew of her being poisoned was when
he was told by Mm. War-rel Mrs. Worrol,
fiat, w- : worse woman.
Witnene bud a mound interview with the
doctor early on the tollowing morning. ltr.
Tucker. of the Boston Globe. was with him
onthieocmirm. The doctor said wheuhe
met Hrs. Burnaby elm was not in rtgwd
phyltil‘nl condition. lie prove her much at-
tontiou. tor which he memo extra com.
pemtion. ...lle nod Mrs. “raven were guests
of Mrs. Burnnhy the lWi’lllml summernt
Blue Mountain lake.” He spoke of her Ill n
woman of bud character.
At the afternoon nwiun theotnwmlled
Detective 0. 3t. Hausa-inn. of Wm. He
testified that for five nights; but Maybe
was at the Bumhy house in vahlenoe
when Dr. (I'mfl‘ti mme there by appoint—
ment. The filth night the detective wrns
celled to the him. when Dr. Graves said:
"i did send lira. Burunhyrt bottle or pure
whisky. and'thrre was nothing but whisky
in the bottle when i sent it.”
Mr. Conrad wno placed own tin-ennui
next. Bo instilled rulhantinlly the some
as Mr. 11mm. The mm examination
wrm minute nod trigid, but thotmrimony
WM not shaken. It is upon the evidence
given by the-w twu- men that the statue:—
M the jury to tlud rt verdict of guilty.
.,.'
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‘ .11.
JOHN HOEY SETTLES.
lounges Corning All "to Property in
New Jenn-y Executed.
Aencxv Penn. N. J.. Dec 21—]! any
trouble existed at to the Ft‘ttlernnnt arctic
Wattle» between 'oxd’mudenr John
Kory, or the Adamo hm mpnrry. and
the director-ct tint corporation, they were
dipehed by the filing with the county clerk
at Freehold. N. 1., 01 three dilleront mort-
gngne. The, mortgage» were given by Mr.
Huey M the owner of the pmrxsrty and
were 1m- $311!”. s lilfitkl and $5.1er respect-
ively. They were gtt'vn to [Larry tinnfml.
who motor-mired Mr. Hat y us pnvsidenr at
thermal-.4132 They are to run ten your:
and lxrnrfiperwnt. into-rent. )lnl. Jruvphine
lint-y. hie Wife. signed all of the mortgagee
All mortgagee recorded again“ Mr. ilooy's
property to date am, new with“). The
property in said to be worth Mull». Huey
will retain macro! u! ch.~ tinny-wine! hon-l
unmand binds Mum-ll to keep the some
inwpairrlunnz the life of the BMW
Mir-n tho Holywnrn] hotel tint! thy! sixteen
nitrogen. the ntortmgm cover whatever
other prop-rty he owns in Monmouth
county. .. ”M ...- "NW"
A CHEERFUL MURDERER.
no ”no lulled Twenty-nova” need is
Ito-Id] to Dr- Ettore.
Blunts. Der. 22—4“: ”than me
with Winchmnmt nod n reqniniriun arrived
in Memphis and took "Tull" llnll. tho Rene
tudty murderer. in charge and kit with
him for Virginia. John Wrightol Knox
nullity. will try to htmwpt the intro. and
in enter to avoid him the Itmt‘t'm tmk n cir-
“litmus mute, it is feared that a mob will
tnkerhttrtzo of "all at Non-m. \'at. where
he killed n then.
United atom lit-rabid Taylor my: that
twenty—we're» mnnlen ham- lwn tunnel to
Hall. Re editorially informed tin: trillion
thethewunld return to Hovmphhs and kill
Native!» llvdrio nn-l Pride», Alter be we»
token tn charge by the Virginia nuthorittoa
nreqoiattlnn charging [tall with Mir mur-
der» arrived. but it was not honored.
hr. l‘rtup‘n kiln-noun t'ummttm.
ernunm. Dec. 21-41 in noted that
W tirhphnn completed his Innkeeper
the mum on Mitotic and thin in
membership. lnvmuml under the meet
change of rnlm to fifteen, will he no follow:
”Terrell of Virginie. clutrmnn; Jnmn
Drown at Indian. Cool: MAI-thou. hook-
'°"‘ "‘ Whom“ “it‘ll
arch-n. rerun,
, law-on in M15. mu;
Workout: yletustothelr
Mumhnouhotk llduuellnhleto
heehupdlhmchsteflt
B'UlllmE’lS .‘lflililllllllfii
it His Health wt. He won
Heed the Party'e Cell.
Ins muons Witwam WAY
I'm the (lo-mu.- Bold fwd-rib
View}! ‘WW Amt-lint or Irv.‘
action- “that! No combieci'lc w...»
l’mlclent'n Clinton. V
kamsoror. Doc. 3.4: the due of the
Republican National oonvcntkrrr were Dec.
.. & Dill], intend of June 7. 1312, June-
6. Blaine would be min-ted for maiden
hymlnnintion. and he would mocha
nominationiu a letter making redprneity
hie platform, Putting the same statement
ot'fnctiu another fornulr. Blainnhan
madeuphht mindtoheod what brnreto
hethounnntltouientlol»hhp'tyif.ntthe
thneotthcwnvench‘t-heelthisusood
u it loot mt.
Iii». "fiends understand It.
This is dudu'tm punitive. . It canoe from
one at three party londm to whomenly Ir.
Blaine bu made known his intention.
President Harrison has not received specific
notice to this effect. nor have nay or hit in.
timnte friends. But they underutand the
lituntion pnrfmtly and are sharing their
plans enrortlingiy.
The nmxiintment of Mr. mine ll u sure
iud‘rrntlon of Mr. Harrison's realization of
who! the three men mterrod toltnow tube
true. It want not Mr. Elaine’s upmiutmeut.
It was neither rugguted nor Advised by
him. lnno lensew- lt the renting or n
mom-t between thepreeident and thence
rotary of 913”.
Mr. Ill-info Intake.
The relations 0! Hr. Blaine and Mr. Elkim
Ireffiendiy. bee-me the inter-intent both
meant-rt by keeping them no. But they
are not tnthnnto and have not been tor
some time. At. one ntogq- of hit career Mr.
Blaine fell into the error of thinking he
wot-hi he utmng'themd by an alliance with
capital. The twu who profited mm! by thin
mietnken idea were, Stephen B. Bikini! Ind
Armin-w L‘umhgh».
The former lost no time in formingnbnd
Inflammation of great vnlmr to himself
and lam. but not lmifmtt'l’llil in. finanrial
new. tuD-lr ‘zlinine. Mr. I 'nrrwgiv {mrmptly
muted n more [Initial rolntimmhip. which
'lled in n mom his semi ambition,
gave it diempcrtionnte return in v
hm-mmtrilmtlmm to tend» meal in mu-
peigru at inmmtime concern to Mr. Blaine.
It. AM lint Bin.
Tooneother rich nun-William Wnltn
Phelps—«Hr. Blaine placed himself under
fimuurinl obligation. but the tramrtrthm in
no way alerted Mr. Blaine'n pol-hr etude
lug. Thur hit upon alliance with lilltlru turd
L‘arnegieolhl opento against him in mm.
when at the time or the convention he van
on tlw lit mufnrtnn-r'o ram-h in Surrlnnd in;
well :2.» r: the [lhlln ill trot. me» o .. only}
blood la; with his friend; mil m- rhea-Mm.
Blaine n free Man.
To sever hie [autumn l’t'lltllhtm with El-
kl’na wnn vutnprtmtivoly many. it who done.
To fllf‘ifllil' the handsome maroon innit
with Mr. Fat-lurk money luvolvml only on
overruling of (unity obit-minus. Thor. too.
were nmyrupliohi-tl Only I'nrnoaie, the must
tnvublteonn» oi the three. remained. and his
claim was attached finally with the opening
of new when for his wan-u at grunt ad-
vantage to hinted! nod. inrhlcnurily. cor»
ruswnding dink-auteur to the Irvine“.
whom repunentltivro in weigh-m were
frightened int-n overving m rat'e paws to
draw the ninety-torch chemo!» imm
the flux The but big personal drht hm
lm-ulnnl.nn~l Mr. Blaine shuttle anuuhrly
npm his feet a tree man for the first time
in. mm The chief point to that Elkins
was llarr'eu-n‘vvnut Blnlno'o-flthnlvv. and
that lllltilto htm'lulf it I In» mull mnl ready
and willmt: to he the lh-publxmn candidate
for Wilt-tit.
AN APPEAL T0 BLAINE.
Dnvld Inn“. II Annette" ('ttleen. Ill.-
[nlly Aver-ted In Germany.
Jt’ltrlln‘ (‘irv. Du: ammo rity in ntnmt
to frm’uh 3:17“in Blntnc with n com- for
I'Lil‘WHI-I‘li' (\rt’ll‘tl‘lulllo'nt‘o with (iomrany.
Dom Kmuse. ot than avenue. went to
Gummy mum» ago to vial: blunts.
tivn. Ho mu irztumlhtvly Arm-Alec! for
not revving hm time in the army and tilted
(ill nutr‘tm,
le‘ . ha- print and Wm n-lmtw l. but before
be mild have the country he WM nanin ar-
mtml and flood ill-lillilltl’ amount fh'M'
trend to myflm‘rmll om» nod ammo»
catml with hie trlemla to this country. lie
5 n wanton-n! lumber ot the liwtnon
lhmmy mile-tn emit-w. nod the immu-
Reintelnfi with lieutenant from.
transmit-r. N. 1.. Mfl-Jt'henewethlt
murmur Yarrow lied remind omelet
Iotlllrntioh of & complete
acknowlr
EVIDENCE concurred r. Arne
nurnnxrorroucruotnm
or 'l'tltt CONNECTICUT innu-
rm munch.
henna, Conn. Nov. 17th, 1601.
V What thmol'aflon.
’ WWW! - r'.‘ ..t or. ,
6mm:— (or t. ti. A.
fluke. hiring: " the n New
York draft for .57, I wish to publicly
on tor our promptnen and
“mm...“ is. “WW dim 'i‘l.’
e w you t truce wot -
mired tor five thonennd dollars, with
weekly accident benefits of made]-
larvin 1m. that your company on
Micrtheheutintemol tspolicy
Your ready payment of my, clnirn for
eighteen weak- andthree days confirms
[1le ornnio' n of you.
tithing you the success that you so
well deserve. l rec‘nain ly .
cry trn vours.
(Signed) Jso. W. BANKS.
New Bern. Corn. Dec. 6th. 1800.
Gwen—~19: me thank you most
sincerely for your prom nose in paying
the my claim of 81, on the ‘pulicy
honed to my late husband, lennc hills.
l mu elwaye bless the day that he in-
sored his life in your company. You
have done meagrmt Invor by"nying
the claim before it was due Div lithi-
bnnd hedonly paid in $97.76, and l have
niceived such great benefit. . . '1
Yours very gmtefullv. 4;
(Signed; SARAH A. \VATI‘S. ‘
PROVIDENCE. ll 1.. Jen. at. 1891.
The (buriecticut Indemnity Annotation:
hot me thank you for your irompt and
courteous treatment. Mr. . A. Arm—
strong. formerly of Norwich, Conn . was
insnml in your competny more than six
years ago. and the entire car to him, at
are of SN. to carry $1,000 insurance. pru-
viding $5 per Week in case of disability.
was only MOMS, or $16.40 r your—
Deducting the lwnofits {Bid him during
his life, the not mat of its SLOW llll’tlil'r
ancc was only fllJfi. This money will
pmvengrent help to me. Hut hein‘
vested the nanny money in the savings
bank, he would have realized nothing
during his «liability. and mmhl lion.-
it‘ll me only$l l3. l5. inetead of the $1,000.)
tit chutth. Old line commutes: uwmld
have pnid hut Wt imumnce for the
cry money paid to your compuy by my
husband.
(Signed) Euzm .tnxsrnnxo.
Damn than. June 10. user.
[thank you tnoet sincerely for your
vv-ryprompt payment of the insurance
money do» under policy 991. on mv late
husband J. lleardsley. Ho hullx'en
inflated in your company since not, and
had nlwnys found you generous had to
liable in your doalingu with lurn no a
policyholder. 11y thank. mustn't-hilly
due your commit! kennel altlmugh
.llr. "vanish-fulfill: n-rnimrnnly derang-
ed. («inimltted quickie. ittll vou in no rt»
a: wet Whiter] tlw v nllty of my
t‘ 4 im. Ill'he payment war: not due me by
the tom“ 01 the policy till Angina 27th.
\‘nnt‘e. Mus. llinn' llumuv.
“rumour. nets“ July 22, we:
Ed'lnl A. W ht. fitt'fl‘l’lll’? M "t!- Vult-
nevrtcm ludrrn ty Amriatiol. “'nterbur).
t'onn;
DEAR Silt: l hnnlly know how to ex-
tny' thanks to your mntpury for
the great kindnmi shown me. My hm
tun-l. Eddie Motion. turned in your oom-
v April 24. In!" . turflJlflllpny in: flit,
grille riled of typlmhl-pmrmnonia..lnlvlll
and to—dnyJulv :3. in our general ngent.lltr.
flamingo. handed me youan for the
lull amount of my claim. He made out
nllpopeni [or "w. and kindly brought
me your check. the-ruby rm in; me much
trouhk and annoyance. Itwl that this
prom more! attention on your port
elumh not hemmloolml by me; tlwrefure
I shall luv glad to do nnvthin ' in my
met to let my frieno an: otln-m
now how you do buxom-rec. I think the
benefit of your inmrunw. no shown in
my cum. olumld load many other: to in-
sure with you. Youn on» the only
conipnn‘fiin whichmy hmlnml wanin-
eurnl tanking you with all In heart
for what you have done for me, rentaln
Your» very min-tinny.
llunmtrr ”dint.
Lotto lsuro t'rn'. N. Y.. July trill». '9l.
it. A. “’nnurr. SEA‘RKJARY: Allow in
to orprue our antinfuttion with the
uwtlmllo of your minim-y in relying
(loath ultimo. We were uppvlnud ox-
mum of tlwootlteot the lute tinmuel
N. Arlington. 0! this city. {ornmrly of
Norwalk. who had Ifl‘ll insured with
you more than live yours. having ! tiny
:‘CLWJN we will ulrtul‘ll. we
or r it not it ‘ r
m Write-Eryn! your check two
out the claim wa- ‘muelly
Ak’ouremmly. '
um . ‘omtir.
BAIl’llJlmll i Burmtou
Fill Ill) llllllll lllllltlll.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
l I . In. I
mwmtww
ll Itll STREET. Will.
VWM'WWM‘SS
mate-drentenotrmmm
MM
3!
3:!
“who
menth-
dim.
sent. ,,,una£w:nlété;
_ simply renewing their youth to give us a call,
Youharvpnid me rit'tt’flt)’ days in tul- .
waft... *"
r
'mm", { «comm, . ...
'mmuurmnne
PJ-lu’hkr‘gwifia MM'
rm ‘ 00.x.
‘ lull) me‘oorrm‘ A ”PM..." " wmwuhmm.
Ann. w. c.
, math-...! '72:?“
,
w‘rx
"Human netn1~o-ligfjtl_iosenio .theworldififfir.
Whether" ” in ”the child; who expresses ' its
pleasure in outward tokens of gratitude to
the giver of Somewunexpected toy or pleas-
ure, or in the grdwn up person, who express
their pleasure in a more dignified manner,
but none the less real because it lacks the
outward enthusiasm of childhood.
80 it is with all who come and examine
our stock of toys, books, games, etc. They
ars so pleased with our stock and rental"-
ably low “prices that in the older" ones it is
and with Young America it is simply un—
hounded delight.
So we end by inviting you all, both young
and old, to gjve'us a call. We are always
pleased to éhow our gout-ls. l'nr lunkt-rs with
m ”l" usually buyers. '
THE» BllSlllN Slllfll
lit-Washington Street-83
SOUTH NORWALK
hllemorest Sewing Machine
M. S. SMITH’S
Bhristmas Announcement.
H—a
Owing to the great rush of the
CHRISTMAS SEASON
We are unable to epoeify the Illfltfl’t nt articles We are displaying
but would state for the benefit of tit so purchasing
llllllllltl lll
That our stock being larger than ever before, well selected and
embracing nll kinda of high class novelties of the season;
enables all to make their selections and save time of “volume
shopping.
toner me not
“.4pow-‘u.
moon“ e-W.
Lemon-«em ‘
UA'J. AT IUDD‘SCnIh
Infinity. “'Ilh‘m u. .t
sin curt Hill all A t. T“
in
wcxwocnmwmnm' *" " ‘
tine menu. nah. oysters. chine, toms.
whim"). antigen. :35“ turn
me men 0 . W
cosh prices. ”I ' '
SMITH'SWASHINGTON .um’
legion 91.33. meal; poultrylnrfnmfly
WEBBEBJJ’. lzt blnin st N. Mum .
poultry. fish. nectar-Inch. .,
1.011828 puma n ma Inn.
RANDALL’B MILL, 2.18. lumber Ind
rough or worked reorder.
“SONS AND autumn. . ,r
SEYMOL HENRY new.“ 8.3. It
ofR'atone Ill-50'“ contractual».
SMITH. “'lLlJAM H‘. 3! Wm Si. 3. NC Job
hing promptly nttended to. .
mum AND GRAN!“ "
BATES, - l‘. “2 “’nter st, N. mutant“ 0
the granite and mar-bl w sud dank
stone work ot All kinds? ark,
XEN'S comma.
('UMSTOCK BROS. Masonic hulld‘ N" 1050 ’
Alain 5:. 5.2:. Gentleman's turnlrhlnx goods
FRANCISJ: CO. Elilt'nshtn n 8. N. Inn
hats, gentlemen‘s furnishlnzgcr'nll kinds. '«
MERCHANT TAILOR
(iUSOiVSKl. E. ill “'3“ at N. A m t
guaranteed; the Intent styleonli’hj’ltm It'll-d. ‘
KUQOCR. F. i? No. Main at. S. N. “no title
onus 3 specialty. Repairing. etc. ; '
MILLLVBRI'.
COLLINS. R. M. l! lint!) S. N.
to _ at. trunnion t ‘
material used i no _
mom AGNES Miss. “Won New“
”Old Staten Inland Dyeing ge'tahlhhml.
Vlfllfilc TEACHERS.
mums x. 1L3) Wm rm 8'. Tent: ‘
hone. Urgan and Harmon? M“
Glltstm. ALEX 5. a Month at, N. Plano
organ and harmony.
OYSTER PLANTS” AND DELI-III.
llQYT. W. ll. Jr SON. 124 Water or. S. N. true
or Raymond.) Planter-murmurs“ whole-
sale dealers in native oysters.
REED& HUL’SMAKJM Water 3.3:. Plan. .
ters and shippers t Norwnlk.‘ , .
us NAME. J. Ln (:0. hummus. ’
PAWS m nouns "
SDRWALK l’A't'l'ERN “'0ka
than». pm}... Riverside are 3.3:. timber.
rug a. lizilitt‘lllllf. by gram. k
arr. e entices: Can ;
{aim}; Dr. Bahamian. (interim): . L% i
Willie-c
non. (err-unit: John Tryun. {hot nlr .
, (steam); Grace Church. thotflt'); .
m ,
ii. smith
and may othe
PAINTERQ. I
BKAISARD, F. C. i ’aternt, N. 8‘ m '
Punt. gold a silver signs aepec tyl p
or lEltltANli EU. 1!. Twitter st. N.
and sign painter. paper burger. 6W
rnmurum . .. _
NUR’I’H. o. s. 78 \Vuhlngtol at. n. x. ‘ .
quality only.
PHYSICIANS. .
Burke, W. t.'.. olllcetbnnd £7 Wuh ‘
h. N. llourollto it). 1 ml I {08. “AK-91" at.
ruxo TUNER a unmmlzn.
ur;x:w:l2,tt. l'. our Wall and [in [M
dealer in wanes. org-nus, sheet guinea.”
PLATING—Gflw. SILVEIIAND mem-
soL’Tll XORWALK PLATING CO. .an
at. Auttnotommn latiugdone, hung
amt rehnishtng or all 2nd: 0! metolenodg
REAL MATS AGBN’IS. .
LA YTUN. JACOB )1. Washington“. out 9.0
3.3:. Property tor uln.hoomtorent.l‘reend
v .
“'(XlD‘VARD. E. A. Kamila .N. honour , ~ "
rent and building lots {or their:8 . . tn ‘
RESTAURANT!»
1311833. F. F. 9 Railroad Placer. ti. N. ”can
at nil ll mrs. Stri 'il ' it t ‘llltll “it?!
sport. ‘A few luhl; Mr; tick n ' u.
m X 8‘5 bEi’Ul‘ RESTAURANT. S. ‘1.
it) the hm. prices the lowest. outfall 1331i.
SCHOOLS. .
llMRIl' ,lllSS lNSTlTUTE.N.You
lug anulrlay school. Full term £2915?
MIL“. )lEAD's SCHOOL f r your.
Lune». Hillside. x. no 13mg?“ , t. l.
HHOR’I’EAND AND urn-War
LAYDBR'S BUK‘K. S N. (I. F.
Day and evening trout, one. Sendpttzrmchcflw Pet
STIZAM ENGINES ('4’!) PM
SUltWALK max WOPKS on Art . ’ ~
Water at, :4. )3. near llazlrund b . Y The ,
511.1138an TICK!!! Am
Lu'ToSJMTtm it. Would our P.
n... his». mkumnflWorauaeug
910203 Dim
mums. roux n. It Win11 '
brick. lime. cement. hair. Wm.mu m
MORTON. JOIN It. I: '1' kn mu,
Also layer of «Sam w“; ‘ ti. Bl
s‘rovltti. union urn. m
Kti’l’t'ill'll. LANDDN D ‘
tin-nomad "urban . 0M3:
NWBLLJ.W.DWIIhmI.B.N. ,3
“come. ‘
MORTUNJOIIN Bl tor .
And heavy true-kins mm mm».
mmnxm
.l . n .. m _ _
mm 3% “'31,”. mun. R.-
erraomaxnmnun. 0n . ‘
it n.
RAYHOXD. 630. H. D
Ito-idem 1 Berkeley It.
a _
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to album hum '%
lie-u, r no», rifles. null.
ems. elm ml
Equation
8. D. BA'YL 8‘.
re Inrtl lulu “root. lain
Pnetlttl cull Scientific
Finn munch» tmtevl and .
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not.
fill. 0|!“le
will“. Bill
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Norwalk Chronicler