‘Amoltrmtyou will buds choice
~ ' ' collections!
lloyal Worcester
Lint-ago. llarlsbad
andllresdenllare
In many new and desirable patterns.
parity. laundering company’s
Silver Bombs Brushes
“ Minors. Etc.
_—
lllllllll 80008
We have very pretty designs in
blessing bases and Lad-
ies' Writing Tablets.
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Fuliabustnrent of
iIIIIorIIev
lli' Perfumes, Foreign and lie-
needs, are Front the Best tints-
insurers.
ELIISTED. DllllliGIST,
lbw-shingles street. south Nor-walk. Conn.
:3 U“.
Something New!
floeeolableSyrup
III ‘1‘ pitchers and toilet bottles, also by the
“In. Nit-million dellcioul on break-
fllt who,“ makes the llnest butterscotch by
“Md-fl”. ans cope! syrup and
sad We} butter. 13:; n.
Tryfl'tri' rm Maple syrup.
Bltlltll tunuts lilo a lb.
will We to 303 ll lb.
Omit? " Waaln uts
summon rotate on ma. Drm't
utiuftfwcbriltmua.
Darn.” idl'sof lard are avionics?!
nuns-mum. Mons. '
BlilllllE filllllll fllllll.
Minn-«biscuit: about wnwill
Wit totaakothohssibveadyouevar
Vobamsall them 0!th
iiiro' name see noif
. MM“JI‘% m;m;
...~tlii'l'mm WWJ‘Q'IE“
.361”:
_ in .‘lwnrtz & Corbett's building. and the
n In cup-no Non—Commissioned
0‘ 33%- Fourth Mm, at the
1‘ Edmund” ”feathers.
In. Lab minions-.41
m ,m ”merit".
loskwoodmeatHainatrset. ‘
Morrhxdwwpnall'a. am,
of New York city.wcrp in town yester-
\ day wetland thinners!“ Quintet}.
QM .
amputees-an ”immune
pound: tilpouads tor u. at". llayes'
1 sure GOLDEN. Editor and W.
I ‘Ilinlatw; Almanac ”Tomorrow.
:1 . .uw. .a- I;s?i.-,:I.a
.wmmwwmo‘
In on. district to-dsy em. ram and “m-
fsir‘lrhlplrtly cloudy. warmer weather and .
light «Immune south-stair one. will ' u“ “1;,“ WM“ ’2 linvilsud
probably prevail. followed by increasing Mv t afternoon for Valley
Obadiah“. with rain in the In.» OnWod- Fella. N. Y.. wine: the will trend, mm
mutiny rarity cloudy in cloudy weather will a] weeks with hsrparnnts.
probably vmnil till the afternoon. preceded
by rain or snow. ‘with slightly higher. followed
by falllnz temperature and by clearing in this
aectionat noon.and on Thursday falr.r.oldsr
weather, likely to continue throughout most of
Friday.
The annual election of officers of Court
Mnhuckeruo. A. o. It, will be held this
evening.
Butler‘ClInpler, R. A. It, will wor
the mark master ndegree on three
L “N. | l _\ ,
~8tate turkeys. finest in town,nt Ideal.
per lb. at People',smarket 2i Wall street.
it. B. Williams, superintendent of the
New York& New Englandrailruad. main
line division. hrs resigned and will he
succeeded by P. E. Dewey.
Henry Thomas. of New York city, who
has been ding . few da 3 with his
’ Weston to»
niafiw for Boston, where he will spared
the holidays.
Hartford to again being supplied with
water from the Connecticut river. Reser-
voir No. 1. containing “5.0%.000 gallons
will be reserved for the Hill district,
where it is imprmiblc to force the water
front the river.
w
——Snndny schools and aocietia supplied
at special prices. Atherton & Co' a.
Baggage master John Cashnw is ani-
fering from a very painful oarbuncle,
and is confined to his home.
There has been a decided improvement
in the hat trade in Danbury the past few
days, and several of the shops are quite
-—Pure cotton with pure cream. he a
buy. cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
“Twenty-five cigars for 81.00. Xmas The first annual ball of the Brass
present, at Inckwood’s cigar store. lfouldera' Union was held in ilenuania
llall, last evening. Heine's orchestra
furnished exerellcnt music for dancing
which was enjoyed until an early hour
this morning.
A special meeting of the Norwnllr
Wheel club was held last evening, and
thirteen new names were added to
the membership roll. "“'
—Meerschnum pipes. largest lino ever
shown. at hIckwood's.
At the annual meeting of the Dnnbury
Agricultural satiety it was announced
that the receipts from the last fair were
$2.210. and that the expeliditures of the
year $20.55). 0f the latter $2.700 went
for permanent improvement.
Don't suitor front any kind of head~
l.)r—.~Riclinrdsons Celery. (‘nbeb
nnd ('harnomile Headache Powders cure
Within fiminutcs. Ask for Se. or tile.
sample.
~Bargains in pianos. Second hand
square [Iianoe from $25 to 0100. The
best instruments ever oilered for the
matey. Call and see them at J. W.
Studs-oil's.
, The boats Ely and Owen McCailrey
are at J. H. Ferrisy wharf with cargoes of
cool. The cargo of the latter boat is for
the propeller on the New York and Nor.
walk line.
_l’ickied W pickled m’ feet
and pickled tripe. st smith's Washington
market.
Ilsa Julia Ann Taylor died at her home
in Brood Rim. yesterday. aged 70 years.
The funeral Will be held from the resi-
dence of her brotlIcr-in’lnw. William H.
Burger. tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment at Riverside cemetery.
—Brinr lupus.» from tilt: to til), at lock-
wood's cigar store.
——New holiday goods at F. H. Nash &
The members of Court Maliackcnm .
Bros.
have seemed the hall of Lincoln Council
The largest girder in the world was
placed in position yesterday over the
Mattabcmett river at East Berlin. being
102 feetoinchea lonng feet deep. and
weighing over 50 tons. it was mann.
far'lurcd by the BerIIn Bridge i'ompany
first meeting of the court in the new year
will be held there.
-A live Santa Clara at Atherton's
every afternoon and evening.
Cell No. 3 was uct‘upinl bya poundin-
individual laat night. He wu recently
convicted in this city and sentenced to
jail, but escaped from a ‘Sorwalk officer
who had him in charge. In all proba-
bility he will bathe guest of Julie! Wells
over f humane—Bridgeport Union.
Judge Woodward yesumlay appointed
Edwin D. Kceler trustee of the insolvent
property of Thaddeus Buyer. Edwin
Wilcox and George 8. Raymond were
appointed appraisers.
~Largest line of pipes ever shown. at
Lockwood».
Frauds & Company have on exhibition
inoneofthewindowsof their store.“
orange tree which contains twenty-sir
mans». It was gown l1 Alb-t Berg.
the Woodwurd avenue Inuit.
allot Atherton'sywioas bot-Ire purchas-
ing your Chrbtulas candy.
Frank II'. aminx. employed in Birming-
ham. lire-lam. Whomhegotoff
the train at the Orange depot Saturday
night he was followed by a man wearing
a mask, who overtook him, and showing
a pistol demanded hit valuables. Smith
sprang upon his anuilsnt and after a
struggle arrested the pistol from him,
when the fellow ran.
-—-l0lbs. pure lard for st. at Smith’
WIDhllifiton market.
(bilections aretaken in many churches
inthisntateatlesstouce st year forthe
scalar-Howie in the cities. Why
dossnotll‘orwalkdothis amiaddtoths
fandalreadystarted fora hospitalhere?
~Ailnebriarpipsinpltlh cuse,frooI
430wwstnsdwseti 753W. ”mm‘m‘w‘"
"PW AWBWWM” 11me as the a». rut
“M h 9”! sndh‘ewllarenrosd was inspected
wfléfifm hrsoffklmpaniesband yesterday,iucompanywiih superinten-
Pwillsttendihesoireesnd who: “a" W”! W VWW
“Sign!” mm W, wwwmmlvm
“WWW” m 0.359
”a... ~—
erl’lattofthelinndccntraldeput.
w—I’rleaaaa inwasthslowest unsy-
Ioood’s furniture warerooun. Nat-walk.
Hotsoubletoshow goods 'Callandes-
aminethem. .
“Tubman-at. and (lanai lung.
”Mutant. 0. 0. l'..wiil
MWWMWL
ll- Itsytno Boyt. of Raw- Tunisia
’ 'WWW
‘vp: of (nary. PL Motion 1 LWII‘ It!
you. you: own . _
noon I
mount-hinsodamnndm mn-
tivs blossom ‘
' Taylor comma real atatrsaud
insurnnce scents.“ distribution Ion"
veryhandromeeabdaufor lMaIuoug
theirfrientkaadptrons.
Wmtofaqusnofcranv
berries’ aides. sweet l-‘londs' '
tooveryonawhobuyl their turkey at
therpld’a market. 21 Wall street.
Yesterday a man named White war
Inittedan when Jacobi}. Gates.“
anployxatWihun Point. Hacking one
of his eyes quite badly.
~‘t‘urkiiI chairs. rug couchs, plush
doailmpollrhedwooddmmenbi-
neisfor thehdidsy trade, atGeorge ll.
Raymond's,“ lfain street.lek.
A dure-year—old boy named (few.
living on South Iain street. fell yester-
day and cutadeeppshiuhilcheek by
coming in Minot with the curb slime.
~l-‘inL-t mung-ma in maximum,
gold mounted, at Lockwood’s.
Thr- i'Ire wuste within theUnited States
during the week ending Drummer is.
' was flJVLOW. Lou since January 1,
18“. has linen “21.4604le. an average
WWI”, per day.
The send-annual election of the
Epworth league mnnected with the
Nora alk Methodist church Will he held
next Monday evening. The nominating
committee held a meeting last evening
andaelected candidates.
-—Fresh ham for roasting to cents a
pound. at I". Hayes' market.
Henry S. Wood. a friend and compan—
ion of Trainer William ll. lnckwood.
was buried from his home in Brmklyn.
yssterday. lie was well known among
Nor-rail: lmraeruen. having often visited
hear. lleowned the yacht litany. which
ranks among New York's fastest bulls.
~20“) lbs. finestalntoturkeyscrerseen
in Sorwalk. competition defied. inspec
invited. and thezprIoI-s only it} to flirts.
per lb. at thei’eeplc'.smarket 21 Wall
51M.
hotwithstandinz the report that the
work of thehighway committee on the
Gov. Fitch place on East avenue had the
approval of live. James Bowen. Jr.. a
' joint owner. she is now in town and de-
nies that she appmvod the work and is
deeply indignant at the condition in
which the proprty has been left.
——Go to Atherton‘ s for rarely.
James Smith, a former employee of
the lmnabnry & Bisacll company, who
once lived on Baby Hill. on the outskirts
of the town above Winnipauk. went to
his former home yesterday afternoon
while under the influence of liquor and
findinghisoidhotaemcnpiedbyuparty
of ltalians pretended to pick a row with
them. During the melee one of the we-
man wusstruck by an are which Smith
carried and her arm was qplit open.
‘i ml. the [sultry display (mod
for the eycsl. A parent for every one
who buys a turkey at the People's mar-
k“. 21 Wall street.
firmntimamlsttiofifiohwarsrof
Xisork, institubal [small-gasped
“salutedtlrelatoAndrewJ. Pack. of
Wmmwmms
tar. Thootherhsfnohhn thatshsltas
aadvsutumaadthatthsclalaiwas
notwitholt fmnIdatlou. Thee-s was
triadbrforsludpileardsleysotnethrse
wukaamandeolfldsrablesvidsnoswas
introduced [sound sun. The claims
Mist-ks was nun-lynch
What tint-hem bar-inmo-
lsck. Tbs «asses wasot sveryoan—
tradtatory manila,”
I'd-arsed Ha duckies. Yesterday he
handedlnadaeflonmainiugtlwolabn
oflutianflchwsrbltdssshskmt
ammummum
them. .
‘u—Abtoststwnturkvysst it; and
“napalm-tits People’s lurker.”
Wailstraet.
no «on»; Inverter. . L
Two lerwallr llaatasa Iliad .10 lash
[or VIOIIHI' a mm Data”.
J. I’. Theadwell and Buckingham
Lockwood returned yesterday from their
b‘lpsduth. Today Mr. Treadwell 'pln
Wilton telling borrowing tales of his
advuutnles, Outhureaohed the ears
New Wis worth mt-
iassumux the Norwsllr friends of the
hunters. In making arrangements for
their trip they secured aguide' whens—
sured then: thatthey would find excel-
lentshootinginthe wilds of Maryland.
UptnI their arrival at the study little
town of East New Market, which Mr.
More“ designates,” the last place on
earth, the guide escorted them to the
poorest bowl in the place. telling them
it was the beat. Upon retiring they
found the heels already occupied to a
great extent and harder than a pine
board. This was not the kind of life our
genial bank cashier m accustomed to
and with Mr. Lockwood he sought .an7
other hotel near by which was more like
our northern Munchies. Here they livul
quite comfortably during their stay.
Their guide did not relish this change of
quarters, bemoan he was to get
a commission of 3) cents dur—
ing their 'stay ”at the other hotel.
He took the hunters out, however. and
gave them some tine sport. but got his
revenge upon their return, when. after
being paid. be promptly made a (‘Dnt—
phIint mum them for hunting without
a license. A big alts-rill captured our
northern friends Wk them beforea
justiceofthepeaoe who linedthemeach
(l0 and costs for tweaking a state statute
law which «Impeller! every nonresident
of the state to pay a liccntw fee of $5 for
the privilege of hunting. Shortly after
their smut tlwpnrty "shook the dust'
of the town from their feet and went
further into the wilds to encounter fresh
min-ntures. Their journey was a pleas-
ant one from this point. and barring
auroral ludicrous scrapes In which the
«adder figured. it was uneventful.
Eli‘fllA'l‘INH Till! ”AIMEE".
Appraisal ol Christina Dwam' a Property
on Ely Avenue.
At the hearing yestenlay afternoon of
the nwrai'sal of the Swan: property on
Ely avenue. wanted by the Crumlidaud
railroad, \i’. t,‘. Quintard. treasurer of
l‘nirlilel t'uuuly. will that he had exnrnv
inml the property and that it would be
damaged to the extent of $5.71“). dividing
his estimate as follows: Lot 7, SW): loi
ll. $1M): lot 5. will); int 4. Gilli): lemme,
fill; lot 3. 1.111110: 2.3500: lot l and por-
tion of house used, not».
Tnlulznlge Baker thought the entire
value of the property was $3,500: lot i.
with house. “.500.
S. B. Sherwood said the cost of cutting
the end or! of the yellow house and re-
pairing the lam would be $1.00": darn-
ngeto inw,t3.lll0. lie sold It would
not about $1,700 to more the build-
ing back on the lot; relaying cellar wall-a.
swore; blasting out cellar. $500; grading.
war; touring building, we; c‘nrtem,
$200; Ilmet. ill: plumbing, $1.5: mason
and carpenter work. $2.5: Iriuuv air-In,
#30; Iossuf rent. 3100.
J. it. Raymond thought 'It wmrld rust
p150» to more the building.
ll. ll. Newton said it woukl cost from
3:} min“. Himsqnareynrd forblnsting.
W. S. Knapp cstunntcd the cost to
move the bull-ling to be $250; excavation
for cellar. $382: relaying foundation.
“75: rebuilding «WI. I200: plumbing.
sea; repaiuto W, as»; gradingof Int.
.75: shine new“: loss of rent. 375:
total. Q1577. Whole building worth
than».
1. A. Woodward said he had built
about ilfty hotness and ihatsstructure
likodiesnIall use could nothc mud
lot but than H.361).
LAI. In» o'clock the hearing was ad-
journed until today at 1 o‘clock.
L ““W .. mu”... “.9... .» m...
PUNIBAI. 0P lllWAllD C. BISSBLL.
Inna-stunts Ions-I Wool-mo!
Its wits and Children.
Funeral services in connection with
the death of Edward C. Blur" were held
from the First (mum! church.
llorwalk. yesterday afternoon. The son-
Nimroffllockofngssfhys
quartattouhetsdfromrhechurch choir.
Thiswufollowedbythersading ofth
lesson tron-Corinthians IV.,by the Rev.
8.3.Wflliflfluhl’of (ls-cochurvch.
lehyarumlisaotllmth to Wwas
rand“ by the chattel-Mic. than
liar Dulloble. pater of the church,
paidsnsioquartmdtonohiagtrihutsio
lifesndeharaoterof the deceased.
‘ South,” fNorwalk
unannonntlodhiws ' A
What]; Going on in Flues Ibo-n1! About
lunatic—Walnut.
Joseph Mills, the genial car driver.» '
suffering from an attack of la grippe.
Mr. and lira. Martin Docher and fum-
ily hare gone to the city to spend the
holidays.
Bishop Williams wasthe guest of Wil-
liam McCready last Sunday.
The'l‘oquet budding Ia nearly complet-
edand will presents lines
when finished. The loner floor will con-
tnin stores and the upper floors will be
made into oilioes. The building will also
contain n no» hall to be known as “To-
quct Hall. " The ball will be ready for
the public ubout February 1. Pioneer
[look and ladder company have already
engages] it and will open it with a grand
bell.
The Sunday school scholars of the
Westport Methodist Episcopal church are
prmrticing for a Christmas cantata to be
given some evening between Christmas
and New Years.
Barton.
William C. Onkes, a veteran of the
late war. was buried from the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Tooker.
lie enlisted at Stamford in Company B.
sixth t ‘onnecticut Volunteers. and served
from the beginning until the end olthc
war. The pull-bearers at the Inns—ml
were four rota-runs from the Soldiers
Home. Munich, in uniform—James lie»
Br: on. of t ompnny B, Sixth t unnecticut
Volunteers; Henry Sticl. t‘ompnny B
Eighth Connecticut Volunteers: ll illinm
Stevens. Company U. Second regiment.
Connecticut Voluntwns: Michael Shanv
icy. Company G. Ninth Connecticut Yol-
untccrs—xlw volunteered to do this last
not. At the captures! Fort Fisher (hikes
was on the detail that carried out the
pow-let and ammunition. stepping over
dead mules and bodies and through
smoke and the whistling of bullets when
the fort was on fire. The Sixth [articl—
mtcd in more thana sum- of engage»
menu. including some of the must i -
pnrtant of the war. the siegeflfi'flgr
Wagner and the storming of Fort Fisher.
DRAIATIC WINGS.
Theatrical Matters In Which l’lnvflolng
People will ‘ll Interested.
The Kernel!» .Irbl their wnrpum will
g'm- nu. mt“ I. Mr unique {is fitlfnlalit‘rfi at
lulu-Iii llall. Thumluy night “Kid what
an exchange ways of them: "llitrry
Krflcll'n‘ variety tmupc sunlrecdml in do-
lightiug n glul-aized audience at ler
(Jpn-r3 lion-III last night. Kcrnell
has gltlllt‘l'lhl about him an exceptional-
ly strong company of artists. (Hill they
ullconrrilzule to make an entertaining
and lll’l'ly show. flurry Kemvll lathe
some witty and finished comedian an oi
old. and the bent of it is that he does it
appear funny and ulcers-Its In live-p—
lug his audience in II roar by his bright
saying,» and «centric doings.
Brow- happened to be in Canada. ..
Robert A. Brown. the missing member
of the ilrm of Brown & Ilfklgl’n. t‘3l1lt'lt'
Ins and builders, has not been heard
from. It is thought that he has gone to
Canada, where his parents reside. Mr.
llmlgcs has paid their cmploycm a port
of the wagesdue them. and bus promised
that the balance will he paid inn few
days. The liabilities of the firm are
about $5 5th) with altar-ta of all. '10".
ODDB AND ENDS.
l'nclc Stun it: Is "I,” I mil limmlrfl.
when also p: on.
To «tr-run of a ring show» that your
friends .II 19 lttlthftll.
Abuzof but must lwlrl iolhe aflllctud
part relieves Mllntlglil.
Japan is trying: to wire cleaver rsclp
rarity in ionic with tilunn.
Bolivia bits rcrrutly lwen admitted tn
the Universal i’mlul union
tapped near Sn: I Antonio. Teas.
Recent calculations show that the sun's
light is WAX!) times that of the full moon.
initials on house linen are much darned
over bsfm being worked to raise the let.-
“if.
A Vlmiliti’ rat has linen wnslrttcted in
Tuekemru. Pa" which will hold Lil” but»
viessopsnaiwlththeiing‘lugofshesutb rsls.
(lithe immigrants to this umntry. Ger-
many aenda more than twice us many as
lrrlnml.
A tunnel which will cmt 8730.0!!! is to be
eliminated through Cerium» Hill. at
laadvillo.
(:atsup keeps batter, and pickles also, if
you putabltof horseradish in tbs month
of the bottle.
l’hlladsipkla now prowess to furnish a
Immune to the pupils in its
it”
Cool the blood by drinklmt ooh! water in
which a tints pars errant of latter has
barn dissolved.
Astra-t railroad,» humidity-o
torsaadrun fueloilmilisoosbstsep
mares-urbane Justbssnelaslsdto
thsitrttisk parliamentarians-duster
thagrsathliiaaIPenn.
”population of the world, according
tothsr-avntealaalattonwf [Varmint
hill-Natim
failures thallnennr cotloi pro-
mote umbrellas-as
tingling! in the braille; sun.
gmhiullas student paper are minutiae
pearls radium
immature-nun.
We (lose llll bowl“ libnsmoslla .
all without the lam apparent effort to
Trynwrr base! It ”I“ lrll‘k of the” M-
_A tremendous sulphur spring liilrl been up till
Charles E Seymou
hating inter. 33 Worthington Street. South loud.
gufrrlmumlg V W .. N
Thursday Evening, llee. 24
ENGAGEMENT Eltttololrt
llllll *
KERNELL’S
moo illiSSjllllllEVlllES
, The Greatest Grandest and Most Complete
Vaudeville Entertainment Ever [liven to Our Patrons.
Headed by the Prince of lrish Comedians.
HARRY KERNLELL
BUNNELL’S
BlllllliEPllllT THEITIIE.
important—Tuesday. list. 22.
NEW Ylllll
Symphony llrohestra
WIlTEll llIlIllllSllll. conductor.
KIArt'I—lea. hillmicinns. Gnarant eon—.J D.
Rockfclsr. W. K \anderbilt. D. 0. Mills. C. P.
Huntington and others. Nore~0sri to the
de-t rm tlon of the new music hall at
fun. [I I]. Manon: ! Bunneliis enabled-“mm adage—
rent this attraction on the ahovednt
«er :inn sale opfns at You?! (I Jackson's
[ton Store. Fflt Doc. ll fim-nsik’ 65'
SLIM. A few choice seats at 51.1).
_lllllllSllIS llIl,
“MEN .3“ HART,
unit llll.
Ill} 1‘ II ESTATE.
The Woodward
House and Prop;-
erty Has Been
leased.
And consequently is with-
lf .IulIob-snle- druggbt in l'itta :Irgli
belt-graphs to Sew ‘Iork for the cross of
at tuw Blur»! l ut‘t arr! tier 'll‘fizveliglti
boy- I: lkt‘ta' three hours and lnrty «ix min-
utes In «in lik‘r- -r the I: -:'.le;;r l I. and a who it
on the railroad delays tm‘li' wv. II iwur-..
how. lung. ' II Ill the rx tail Ilruggis‘t hr. \ e to
be “lll'l’lt‘tl lvv alumna. r Inturm rs if the
sclmluh» time to Pittshur; b i~ it b um
and an hour In consumed In Iieiivermg':
Ask R. ll. Planted the Ilnlggist. 'tlc
otellst‘actus Blood Curr- and knows all
about it.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
Wiellllllli’lllt STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, cox x.
nullitf
WS'I'.
l' AIR of guilt- -rimnIrIi OyEoKlln-k‘st.‘ 'Olh
. tindnwillbe >uitahly resarcni bv lea“:
in; them at this nth-n; l2) '3!
\VAS'I‘IID.
‘. GENTS to canvass this city.
; Henry Sellers. llanbnry Cr
C
for diurnal-{Marh lug pay
nrxrr- \l' rigl 431"“ng
Slrnllrmltin piper when uni. LII.
I" Isti'l'.
'l‘flc- hulls! comer of Hanfntil l’ltkcr and
semi. Slain street. it rmmm. rvnl 3w,
Alien homu- Su_ IL‘IWIuiv. nl‘d menus. tum ill.
inquire of E. A. \antunr-E.
LARGE mum Strum lI-Isl. bullshit for
a almanac: room In by. minnow-Luring.
The llnyt a ii. I -te.nl( tunr ' n. ril'r lw
Arltinss
1H7 lIx'.‘
AS\ ASBERn r-verywbz-rc for new metal
spec iIIl is: for humans III-so. aL-u aid. iim
~crul for sample; at
'it Put: lion. .
d'.t in:
Ill)! 5!: near Elm tomorrow. . room".
wot-Ir in. rent Slit. \l-trluIIL-t' on Fig.1
,\IIl-;. ilt‘Vsly painted and: it first fl‘hw order
lien! 51."). Apply: to John H. KIM“. a?
\l' ear street. Nrnth Somalk. IILEItf
\niX-H‘MM Cottage for small family. on
I ’urrttt avenue. limlem impr. \cmt ms.
Apply to!‘ luv-II- r F, L lurk. wurrimnnl .u ,. nus.
South Vitrwrtlli. til. 41'
I ill 5!: on ilich strwhr-vndaininu B ruumw.
all in wwl rnrivllllnnza:w homo nntirtll-‘v:
sircctuontnimnz all the tumlrm ('nlibr‘litfllt'tr‘fi,
t ' v: f lut. 'l': " d:
min”) M" "n r a” ‘xiii’ir drawn from the market. I have
Ill SE on Fourth nwnur. near HWI’O‘
I t'ore urea-r. Eur Somalis.
JarohM. Layton.
’ non name.
‘Ullmlc or endures. .\ very haunts-m..-
tour I oftweive at rcsof hi ll ground I .I~t
of and adjoining: Loans liill l usaytoo. All -
dress Owner. i’. 0. lion it», South Nivrwnlk.
Conn. I]... luv
I i’lilhli' l” piano ebony frame tine Inn
1‘ little need. at lmsrhun third of not. Wm
a large mtvrrdion. roe-t stain sell for St. ”small
a “imlzrnrul W ilsolr sewing nin- lune. So ll.
nearl new. all attachments. priceum No i
Elias bntmt. brirkh oust. div in
I-‘lh‘ SALE. 0 II To III'JN'I‘.
As eight- room hmm on iienr street. Bust
\orwulk. in splendid «on illon limp.
fruit. tmoand good well of wan- ron the prem~
“min (”immediately Apply to .ll
ll. Tuition.“ Hatch. Matterhorn: ». numb Vor-
wlka
rill If
For Sale.
Igl‘ q’l‘ QUALITY BEBE-PORTER-
lwusc lfic. slrloi in. tin; round.
L'lg‘u; slumlllsr.1lt-Iutuls for 411'; rib must. My
Panes“ Marciano Is all strict noun. L
T A ('0‘ “1’0" I'HUBATI’ "0| DIN AT
1 Norm within-ed for the martini:
hilrwnlk. on the :‘latday nf iktemls r. A.
Mi? a. one lot on Lowndes avenue for
' sale. price $375, and one lot on
Woodward avenue, price 9450.
These lots are nicely located
and very cheap.
When they are sold, no lot
can lwpurchascd from the es-
tate less than $500, and are there
fore a bargain for any one look-
ing for u «knit-able location for
a home.
inquire of
console SWAllTZ,
A'f Till: ”PM 0" run
on war cigar to.
nominations mean-as
D...
Evita" of Thaddeus (layer. of Tumult.
In said district, on ins-risen! debtor
Ordered. That Commissioners to twelve.
crawling-{I117 III-I lrlc nponthes lalmanf thermi-
tnrauf Estate he s Ipointerl at lb:- Probati-
(lilies in Nor-mils. on t can «lay of January.
I”. at tno‘rlock forum-In: of which all per-
sons in interest In Ill take notice and up r. it
theym ca.uae an beboardt t.mrson willie
trustee will ive public notice them)! by post-
ing a n this motor on the public sign post . .. I“ M W
.3an with nil; :nrrzznt’rlrlrtqul’lgmpnl» 0' P. mqaw'
*fiWE-E
M, Warner mo)
I'll-l
fore
d3“
To be Given Away'
There' Is no doubt that considerable
FURNlTURE» ?
W11 be won own durin the builds. a mdtlie place to a:
pointI-cltableurticentnrgnnonnblepilr last buy
DAVID STOW’S.
0nrprieessrsloierihanwn%wehavssssnor hurt!
elsewhere. member not “MliminW
the same in swaps perhsving It'lb
in said lliatrlrt. at mil-ant ten tlsys be-
riay of unualryw.
_WWDWA’RDa'.
Wk
priceam now. and theum red II to half prleeaftsr
will be p to s out you you not w to
‘1'ng am if ”’3’" as"
Norwalk Chronicler