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.a’ai— issue. in Imontha.
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New fork Harald Weatheriaronssts-
In this district May. clear weather will
hmbsbly mail. with lower. followed by
,digbtly union team and brink to rush
northwesterly winds. becoming mewhat
variable. 0n'l'uosday.warmsr,falr topartly
cloudy weather will prevail. winds beaming
molly soutlmly. and on Walnut-day fair.
slightly Warmer weather.
Norwnlk nutrients at Yale college will
return to their studies on Thursday.
Cometock Bros'.storeswillcloseatsix
o'clock. Saturdays excepted, until March
15th. .
-—l"rssh pork and will contra
pound;12ponnds for ti, at F. lisyes’
Market.
Rev. J. Harris. a New Jersey evango
list, ormduclad the services at the Col-
vary Baptist church yesterday.
-—Over $500 worth of line pipe at
Imkwood's cigar store.
Ire. Germ ll. Octal-ank- fell down
‘a ladder at her home on Water
direet Saturday nfterrwon. and was Ind.
ly brutal. W”
The newly elected oificcrsof Our Broth-
as‘lodgnl.0.o.l".,will be nuteiled
this evening. ,‘l’he minimal motto
will aho be read.
~Iioerschsnm pips. hrgest lino ever
shown. at Lockwood'e.
The annual muting of tho Ecclesiasv
timl moiety, of the South Norwalk Cort.
”dorsal church will be bold tomor-
row ovening‘mt mo.
The East Side Non-Secret Endowment
Order will meet in the ii. A. R. hall.
Washington street bridge. tn-morrrivr
evening at 7: ‘50 o'clock.
——Picklod tongues pickled pigs" foot
and pickled tripe, at SmitlIsWashingion
market.
Theraonthly business meeting of the
Independent Social club will be held to
night with Hubert S. Mitchell No. ”7
West street. All members are mutated
to he prompt.
There is a change in the nameof a well
known linbury hat manufacturing con-
corn. and itwill beknown hereafter as
(I. ll. Merritt & Hon. George W. Ifcrritt
Tsktfimiii'flislortgtgs
ON YOUR NOMAD.
t!
in case you din? answer
easyz~by m uring a Lilo Insurance
forau amonntcnalm to thehrn
of
Zion-fin"
But
andsraforrn anolicy
doll” nllnrlow
the
company. of srtfrm
If you die. the i"
be paid atonna.
1'0 ’10 and in either event it must
who and mod investment
but before doing so, be sure not
. s. L’Hom median.
Aunt. Washington BL Math Norwalk
8.
ii,
men; of am Water Works Assn.
so
II WEST non.
South Norwalk, Bonn.
us mmmmmm
Earthen rm?
low make certain?“ a sholtegyrour wifeaad
hildren
in case you live. as ”well as n the
Inn
of the Polls
live it is push;
fl.
Insure your lilo,
this
"Corinne“ tnginnrs' Association.
having been admitted to partnership with
ham . ,
The annual anion ”of the grand lodge
of Masons. to be held in Hartford soon.
Mbrinpoutthe fmthattherearein the
state ill lodgn of Free Masons, with a
mutual membershipof about 10,000. About
one in ten of the Inuculine population
belong to the Mystic brotherhood.
-.\ line hriar pipe in plush case, from
501:. up. at Lil'kwood'ri.
The case of the iiiate again-t James
II. Babbitt, which was tohavehecntried
More Jr-tine Townsend at 10 o'clock to
‘ morrow "ninth-WWW
tilthelathlnst. llabhittiselargwrlwith
obtaining groods anmuuting to abut“ m
from llatch.0ailey a (30.. under fab
prm
(lamp Barrett. of Academy street.
whoharchanpeofthe Union cemetery,
wasuverelvinjnred fiatnrdsyafternnoa
bythehcavyelsbumofoueofthevaulm
fallingnpouhim. liiseidewsshruissd.
and foratimo hewas unable towslk.
'“o-dsy he is more comfortable. hath
fl Ill-soffl’smflptata. unableb’toutofthskowse.
.3 " "m““mm Amman, War as
Muir "in": WV “Kiwi-mm
m“m”""‘“m“m mm the ”mat
MW‘W' scrawny—unite“ use
All .werk-wlateldodlariog solar-cues.
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mil ‘II
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lihrisinn‘t Trade
mound-nu mmm
“Wish-matura-
at... F“W“*~
< mufW*a
pesos. Myhvsrtsty sumac
“J’s-lens. Anew-lands.-
it, “has sells for He and In
nwmsmmm
“waldo-m. Newt-l
. ”style-.10” pet-It.
_ so.
‘ lie Dwileodsst red. We
heginnenfervodeflmvs
voice,olsothssmtdmoasybyhring
stated with the old ltaliau
Wilkes-tycoon Mane.
”West-mm.“
William E. W. who w-
oleetsd tressareroftkshornnghwflsr
“marathon! thew
smedtksflelsetisatoaldlstsles
so that of borough treat-er on their
WWHMYdsdaya-I
mm Hebe-year
mama-soc.“ thinks
thatslwhovutalforlrd’iaasossheo
oath ”afoul-tomes
lotto“ Thor-aeywlhsllsl
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mmuhIstklsevsulng. "M
TheboatH.K.VanDIna'Iisrlk-charg
Mimdmwurmm
W“ law .,I 5.. :::;'!»,,
Mmmdnfimmm
mo... rescue Irma Ina moon.
lion Vi" W In Our Brothers’ lodge
”0m “7:300cloekthieorening.
Col. Johan. Dario. ea-poet otlice in-
W died reryssddealyst hlsbouio
in list-idea Sammy morning, of a.»
9er-
’l'hetownboaidofrellefisinsrmionot
the lelectrnens odioethis afternoon.
Theirnext meeting willbeheld Wednesv
«layerening.
‘I—Rossonsble prices at Lauc' depot
restaurant. .M- i
The monthly meeting of the Norwnlk
water oommiuioncrs will be held to
m "mini; Doc” (kiolidgo will
then take the first degree.
Dotti suffer from Dynpopain! Dr
Richardson's (Hay, Cuheb. Chamomile
”d Ginsu Dyspepsia Powders cure all
Stomach troubles. Ask for 5c.or 10::
sample.
A meeting of tholine and field omens
of thefonrth regiment has been railed
for it o'clock next Friday loaning. in
Bridmort warm» column] to succeed
(blonoliikinnor.
The United States army tie-donne-
in New Haven recruited lfi’i mcnlsst
yearn-mm than were recruited» any
other station in the country excepting
them of New York and lid-tun.
—(.'ignrs from ’I. on per box up: a nice
Xmas present. at lockworxl'.»
The Norwalk and South Norwalk Elen-
tric Light company export to lay a cable
across the harbor near the Washington
street bridge in a short time. Germania
Hall will probably be lighted by elec-
lricily.
Rev. William martian. pastor of the
German Baptist church, of Bridgqmrt
has accepted a call from the German
Baptist church/of Baltimore. He will
he succeeded by Rev. J. Soho". of
Bourbon".
’l'lu'lastritesovcrthommainsofJohn
Byrncs, who died at his home on Chapel
street Friday night. aged 04 years. were
said in St. Mary's church at 0 o'clock
this morning. The burial was at the
Catlwlic mastery.
The foundation for the new club home
on the Norwalk Driving Park he been
laid. The bit forxrnaking thoaow track
were opened this morning and the ma-
tract was awarded to Danid (bunny.
he being the lowmt bidder
~ii‘ilbs pure lard—*— for”, at Smith's
Wmhingtnn market.
The annual meeting of the Ladim'
liminnary society of the oily (ingro-
gattoual’ church willbc held Wednesday
aftcruoonat 3:00 o'clock. The meeting
willbestcedsd by a half hour dovo
tirmal service in thcfiunday arrhruil room.
of her girl rm fiatnrdsy afternoon
fro-flflimtflbo'chchinhonorofbor
fifth birthday. 'l'heiittlo folk-enjoyed
prai- and a line collatim which was
served.
‘flteConsolirhtalroadJn conjunction
withthel’emwylvuia. thoNew York.
Providencsandllostou.andthe0idl:ol-
onyrsilroads.irto mortal)” the day
expresshetwam'lashiogton, 0.t‘ .and
Boston. It 5 expend that the train
willbcpitunlpdpydmrlhv I
pips. frot- lostotlo stink-
seigaretnrw. H“ ’
ii"
CharlesWJiodgss hasrsosivsrl ales
tee from hbpmtnw,ltobertA.Brown,
M Gui-widow»
at“ that the former troll-rt fool.
W {:7 “narrow-m “who,
.33»;
letter” larder," Jorcph Tammany he
received his new uniform ,
James lrtdhell has sold two building
Place for hire 2. l’. Weed
WardweIL. . M
#W wil’llbi‘held‘at “Nolan.
teerlloso house East Norwalk.’ on Fri-
day evening of this work.
His Nellie O'Connell and Willaim
Schanh, of this city. were married Pri-
day evening by Rev. Olin Hallock. at
his home on Elmw'ood avenue.
...
L7...
l'hronlx Engine, Hope Hose and Pit»
necr Book and ladder companies elect
ofloers for the ensuing yearat their reg.
ular meetings tomorrow night.
Barman Schmidt. one of Ed. Taylor's
right hand men. received a fat letter
from (iernrony last Friday. containing a
substantial Christmas remembrance.
Don't forget thntlanlaud T. Powers will
present the HShangbrnnrn" at the Nor-
walk Opera Ilousc on Friday evening.
Sunburn now on sale at J. A. Plum-0's
and Plaitted’s.
Services will be held this week in the
South Norwalk Boptistchurch with the
' exceptional Saturday evening. Mem-
hers of other churches not holding ser-
vices. and the public generally. are invit-
ed.
Mrs. Amelia Unclewood died at the
rmirlencoof her daughter. Mrs Nathan
Upton. 13 Academy street. yesterday
morning. aged 02? years. The remains
were taken to her home at i’ntchogue. L.
1.. this morning.
———l"resh barn for trusting 10 cents a
pound. at l". Hnym' market.
Thomas O'tiorrnan marital a check
from Widgedl larckwood this morning
to reimburse him for tho lass he may
taiuerlbythe recent tirenthie lwmeon
lligh street. which was started in a bed
by his young son.
Rev. (Y. A. Piddock, of Hartford. enli-
tor of the Christian Secretary, mocha!
two able discourses in the South Nurwalk
Baptist church yenterday. In the even-
' ing he gave a vay interutiug lot-lure on
“Christianity in Germany." and spoke of
the social. educatitmnl and ("lIrist'ran con-
ditions existing there.
~Plicaas low as the lowest at Ray-
mond's furniture warerIsIms. Nurwnlk.
Fumble to show good». (fall and "3‘
aminethcrn.
At the First Congregational church.
last neuing. the sound anniversary of
Rev. '1'. K. Noble's motor-h was oelv
brutal. The church was beautifully decor-
ated with flowers and n-ergm-m, and
overtbopnlpitinwhitorigurumnagreen
back ground. were the numlrer "1%
In." After a brief review of the work
the dillnl'tfil departments of the church.
the motor promised a short semmn upon
the"lltving Kindness of Our God." In
connection with the sen-inn Dr. Noble
stated that emy cent of the $9,000
fibt on the ohaml had been uni-wribal.
Have you got the grip? Of course you
have: everybodv has It' s the proper
thing you know. W ithont doubt there
are huadrerbof casts of grip in town and
yet many who believe they are sutlerers
from the malady. mly have a hard mid.
liars you a cough that rocks your whole
frame? Is your neck stifl. and do you
feel as if you were developing a full
grown aloof irilhaulmtory rheumatism.
Do you take too grains of quinine every
nightanddoesltpiay one of Wagner’s
melodies in your head in the musing?
Do you feel all right one minute and the
next wish you were deem. These are
only a towel tlrosymptomsof the grip.
~Bmohe “Lockwnod's Favorite no
cigar. Clear Havana filled. For his
atlnckwund’s,fiotith Norwelk: III. M
£33m E. L. Hafner's. East
M
Thsnow pmtal nerds laser! by the
PostOllceDsportm-tseemto be very
pnpuhrwidlthsplhllc. Thee-millions
arswelladaptaltothe requirements of
thsl‘bsdths I-ylrnampasttally
mestthedemnrhforoneerntpatopms
afsirlstterosahe written upon thorn.
W Duty. anticipating this ro
snitsnddmfrlogthstthlfinuthlfmalh
patella should be m the firm,
Noumea-ash“ from
Norwalktobaythsnaeat the M
citation-Ironi-
horrors.
-84 Wa'shingtoli
‘ IIII .
Street.
Ire. William I]. Nash. of Winnipntikju
k ill with the grip. '
’ihe Winnipauk Sunday schoolnt their
moire-tank». into! to ”W ‘1
”IMW .itll H u . .1
mwmoffiiatnhdqm
INN.” month was thewarrneal Do
ncmlnrinninoteenyenrs.
Pour oar loads of granite for P. W.
Bates arrived from ”nine this morning,
will the Ilotnatonic railroad.
This being the week of prayer, meet-
ings will he held In the First ll. H. church
every owning exempting Satnnlny.
The west-bound train on the Cunnili-
dated railroad. due here at 11:37. was de-
tained nflt‘he depot nearly fifteen minutes
on lll‘t't'illnl of n hot-box.
~I’IIn- miles wrtli pure credm, 50 a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
Martha Kendrick Pension. mother of
Sir». I". M. l’mslm. of chgewmd, nrll
widow of Edmund lbmdulph Remit-e,
ll. 1).. «tied at her home, 29 Madison
nwuno, New York. Saturday. agr-d 78
years.
A dance was held at the home of
Thomas llowlI-y in “'eet Norwalk. Sat—
urday evening. When the festivities
were at their height live well-known
young men from Granitrille ebonczd the
house. They were caught and severely
charmed.
Miss Mary J. Murray, of the borough.
and Councilman John I". McMahon, of
South .‘v'nrurnlk. wilIhe married Thursday
tnomingnt 9:30 o'clock in St. Mary’s
church. The ceremony will be perform-
ed by Rev. Prank Murray. of Bristol.
brother of the bride.
The farcical nature of town meetings in
the large cities in Connecticut was illus-
trated by a town meeting: held in Hart—
ford Thursday. A small piece of land
was to I»; transferred from tbs-town to
the city. and a formal vote in town
mailing was nermary. The meeting was
attended by seven pounds. the town
clerk. twulawyers and four reporters.
They organizrd the meeting. passed the
raulntirm.and adjourned, all in four
minutvs.
Thr- lnynl Temperance Legion will
hold lllt-ll’ annual holiday fartiralnt the
Y. W. C. T. l". headquarters. 22 North
)lain street. to—mormw evening. All
children belonging to the Ligion are
up“ ml to ottnnd and the public is
cordially intital The meeting In tobe~
gin at I I) We nould also take this
opportunity to thank times who have so
kindly aided us by either gifts of money
Wolllel’l‘lle.
Mus. ii. I! Sumwmn, Supt L 1.1..
llu.6.i.\\an1n.~',Pres.Y.W.C 'l'. U.
PERM)“. AND filli'lAL
Pleasant Paragraphs About Cltv and liar
«ugh l’ea'la and Their Friends.
Slim Elsie Raymond returned to the (1.
C. I.. at [lackcttstowm .‘3. J.. this
morning.
Slim Alice Tuttlr. of New Canaan. is
visiting Mrs. Emma Frank». at berliorno
on Camp strut-t.
Mrs. H. J. Tyndall. of Newark. N. J..
in slotting J. \Y. Arnold and family.
um Saugntur‘k.
Sir. and 31m. Albert Smith, of New
lluvmr. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. I}.
rock. ill River strwt.
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Snyder. of Shef-
field. Mar... are visiting with Dr. and
lint. Sanford, ill) West street.
Harvey S. Peck and wife. aunimpunied
by Bliss Lulu “all. of Norwalk, are visit-
ing at Cold Spring Harbor, 1.. I.
Richard Baxter. wife and daughter. of
New York city. are the guests of Dr
(looms ll. Baxter. of East nrerrue. .
Ills! Precision Deadly. of lhnhury
h-hnsn mending n few days with In...
My Home. Ann street this oil:
lb Klttyi’srkcr. of Bridgeport. who
has been roiling Nuts Grow Mead. Berko
Icy street. returned burrito this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Turtle. of New
Connemara thegnestsof Ir. atnlllrs.
money B. Lockwood, of Chestnut
strut. Kowalk.
' mum m, clerk in the South
milk post men. took a run in Hart-
sod thence to New York and return
cw Year‘s day.
Ir. and Its. Charles Seymour.de
York,arstheguestsof his parents.
Ir. and Hrs. W. H. Seymour, of
Iain street. Norwslk.
I. 2. luck, of Norwalk. llspndlng a
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rots-unnatural...
of Police William Volinrsr is
> the W W 0‘ “I! I“?
”Claimant-anther“.
of hstlforwoik.
pmmwflmmn ‘
emeritus-Imitation
(Inlet
ammo am i
stir-wish P:
South
Sill
an: Inn «in;
The Import-at News of 1 tho Ila“
(thruster-d in a (loads ‘ loom.
Thegovemrnnn thil'ephonélinnlibtirbon
Watch Hill. ‘Pblnt‘Jnillth and MW!
sets Pier stations has been mpleted
Judge HeuryN Wales. sée'a J15 '
in Willimantic on Saturday. 'Ile'was
[listrnaster of that tow I: under Cleveland.
The Dairy Commission had done very
little within the last montp. owing to
the fact that all of its members have bad
the grip.
TheRev. Samuel M Hammond, aged
50 of Torrintzum. died suddenly of heart
dim on Saturday. He writs pastor of
the Method'sit church and who formerly
located In Amnia. i
The following Presidentipl appoint-
ments have been muleof tars:
Samuel II. Kellogg. at Colchepter: Charles
1!. Edwards, at Portland; ‘George H.
Cooper. Montowese. John. A. Wilaey
has been appointed stamp on elope agent
at Hartford
North Haven vital statistics for the
yrnr show the total number bf deaths to
have been twenty-nine, sis of which
were caused by grip. The highest death
rate was in lkcembcr. when heron deaths
were reported.
Tollnnd county lawyers advocate the
appointment of Attorney B. ll. Hill. of
ltockvrllo, to sum-red Judge Dwight
Lriomin as Judge of the Supreme and
Superior 0mm. the latter having retired
owing to the age limitation.
Charles F. lhI-kerman. marinas!” of
Whitneyville. who was arrested a few
weeks ago charged with [trying personal
debts with postage stamps. was again
arrested Friday charged with otferinga
fraudulent contract to l.. M. Brooks.
[nationals-r at (Iliwliiru.
Augustin Iirandngo. of New London.
says the Supreme Court will probably
dismiss Judge Morris's petition in the qua
warranto case and niiirm the position of
Morgan u. Bulkeley. He thinks that it
would «rt-ate an oligan-hy to allow the
appoinlws of a governor. such as the
judges are, to decide on matters belong-
Ing to his jurisdiction.
‘l'hla‘a lira-I to Ia Funny.
iilw—lf you could only ask papa and
momma I'm sure everything could be
arranged ratisfactorily.
lie—When is the best time. «invest?
Sink—Well. the junta getmrnlly feels
the bust just after dinner.
pay $15 for the shawl and got it for $l2.
and thereby raved iii?
Wily—Yes. dear; that's it.
IImrbnnd—Then what did you buy
with the $3:
Gentleman tin the rarer—This Is a very
protty village.
Lecturer tin next scan-It is indeed.
tr‘.——~\'ery intelligent people. too.
ln—I'ee. they are—now; l incurred
there Inst winter.
Handsome Young Tutor~Nowg Miss
Ethel, we take up tin- verb time. Are
you quite prepared to conjugate? Young
Pupil—Ln. Mr. Primus, bow sudden you
are.
largest barometer ever made is in Paris.
it is forty‘one feet, five inches high.
Sho-tirncirmn? I wouldn‘t like to be
under that lnromelor when it loll.
“Two bonds are better than one" to the
man looking after a dime museum on
traction.
Kioknlinw~llid you make any New
Year's calls? Dimmiok—mOne. Kick-
slinw~\\'bnt did the other man hold?
A man is like a plunge utpmp. When
he is badly stutk on himself. as it were.
he is not north two cents or any prac-
tir al use.
A gentleman snort ant railed at ”indoc-
tors. “l’lense. sir, will you consent once
to my master. "" The doctor who was
just slurping into bed, threw his clothes
on and hurried oil to see bli phtléilti
“What Is the matter "" he inquired. “1
row a éotrple offrlttids here mlgbtund.
«ominous. mental koiriimid at
rubber.
"No,” exclaimed the lady fromthewest.
'I'd have youto know thnjt I was not
born in (.Itieago." "No." was the reply
of horde-r friend. "I might to have,
known better. Chic-gobs: new place.
comparatively speaking. ‘
nos-attenu- rags-rain».
The logblsture will amenable Wednes-
doy,hothhoueesbeing in ‘ on the
someday for the first since int
March. Tbedemocroto wil holds gen-
eral canons tomorrow nighp and formu-
lateplonsforpctyaction. Iltlserpecb
ed that therepuhliosn estrous will be
“my” hbformer immeatllanko callodfan-dnesday . Bofsr
mm, More his return he will nkmnonlytwo prorni t members
Mthsmsnmdh'nhoyhnodihyeatofthedsmocrsticsids lash-nut
GmwflwlthhlsMIQ-J-W gwhsnthswm
Repre-
sentstiveCharle-G. itootoi Waterbury
willhsnompelled to sheen himself on
mlfl‘mmlfll Platoon!
m. wlhbeuuhhwaytp’l'oxauhav-
In; been called than by Wan-
ma mountainous-onion.
lat-sense theatrical riotous
handled thsinerptloneftksdoad-
Inekin Jessamine year Oaths
dunecrsiicsldestlsqto . members
roomfromdsty‘dreto ty ymofl
horwalk
Husband—You say you cape-("ted to *
' Jacob )I. Layton.
He (looking up from his pawn—The '
“00086
We have never sold. and will
Charles E
‘l’lur Clty Dlroctory.
The presentation of thiefaruous play at
Music Hall. January 13, will, it is mfe to
say. constitute one of the brighten
smut events that has oncurred' In
this city for a long time.RrIesell’e (' ityDi-
national reputation
t remarkably success-
fish. and most humorous of all modern
plays of its kind. and has been the reign—
ingrag‘ of laughter for the past three
years in all the principal cities of Amer-
ica and is now in the eighth month of
its run at the Bijou theatre. New York.
The 9an Warrantn Decision.
The Supreme Court judges held their
fifth meeting to discuss the (ioremorahip
quo wan-onto case on Saturday. in tho
(‘mmty Court building. They were clos—
eted in the ofiice for four hours nuda
half. but when they adjourned would
give no information as to the progress of
the case Judge Carpenter said that the
judges hoped to be able to' announce
their decrmon‘ ‘ in afew days.
—~(L igar cases, from 501.. to $5.00 each.
at In: krmod‘ s cigar store.
If a man on a salary of $20. 00 a week
had saved $00.00 and on getting mar-
ried lost a week. paid $12.50 for a roar-
ridge licr rise andfl. 50m the minister.
and all» -r that paid $12 a vet-k {or board
antlsfeultin wool: for his nick wife. and
Si. 00 for malir‘rmc. hon long would it
take hint to "go broke” if he didn't get
t'ncms Blood Cure {1 Ir his wife?
R. H. l’lnisted. of South Norwalk. sells
Cactus Blond Cure and will tell you all
about it.
Taylor 8: Guldén.
Real Estate and Insurance.
' WISHIIBTIII STREET.
SOUTH NORVVALK, CONN. ’
auutf
LOST.
SILYR EB wart-h; open face. withinitialu ti. V.
I .on inside can. and Inn allgold fob
chain Friday evening. in Music Hall. or be-
tween there-ml the depot. Finder will genre
leave at this tifllt'r. 3t
“’AN'I‘ Ill).
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We offer nomcroctltcb pmrxoode. such awe momma
asncondtlmstothesamecuotomer
not sell. adulternted goods.“ at
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loading Grocer. 33 litrhington Sheet, 8th lorrall.
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THE SHAIIGHRAIIN
“The. Finest Irish Play in the Englishm-
mgr
1 an.“ (int no. hntnrday
Nnrnalk. and Plaisted
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BUNNELLS
BIlIllliEl’llllT THElIllE.
lHlillSllll ElElllllE, DEB. 3|,
IIoIr's current.
A Bunch ill Keys
Previous at Pinnao’s
s 50th Ntirwalk. at "
NEW YEAR'S llll All) «Slfllll-
llll. JAN. 2.
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Sllll PASHA.
Seats on Sale Thm [raisin Adana.
Barri ill lhohks.
We wish to express through
your columns our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends of
Tfie house me? of Hartford Place and
South Main street. It round. rent
Aim horw- No. “Wood ward amour. rent 3“.
lnqnironfli. A ‘\lh‘llwxl’fl.
01' *E VII. 2! “I Inn I «reef 'l’rlim-. At.
tirmand good trilar. Apply tn J. Drew-her.
3t
'I‘Wilw wmd floor apartment! runsistinzol’
flu moms. onthburne arcane Iii-er Nur-
walk. W ater in and out Rent 99. Apply
to John Tryon L'I itnersidc avenue. East or—
walk. it lW
( NE rmm any“: almom- morn flirtinvrirb
power and strum bear. Will rent separ-
ate or mgr (her, \ or} light and dealmhle rooms
for light manufnrurring. Fort run Inquire of
E P Knapp. “an 1- street. South Norwnlk
IL’A
‘EIX knou Cottage for small family on
Burritt an mu “Intern impair-.erntnts
Apply tnt‘ lmter F. (“lurk lfiQuIntard avenue.
South .\'orwaik.n19-tf
I ”I' >11 on llirh street. tontaining 5 rooms‘
all In good condition: also house on Grove
street. containing all the nmlrrnmnwnienres.
with arm-my barnon rear of lot Taylor I!
Golden. Illl tf
IIOI'SE on Fourth arcane. near rumor of
Core street. East Nor-walk. Apply to
. ll 0 l
I-‘lDII SALE.
T“U building lots on Burritt avenue for
mlorheap. Apply to s It. Trish-tn. 3
linrritt av enur South Norwalk
d3 BLlw
III-EAL Bfi'I‘A'I’l-I.
The Woodward
House and Prop-
erty Has Been
leased.
And. consequently in with—
draw from the market. I have
one lot on Lowndos avenue for
sale. price 3375, and one lot on
Woodward avenue, price 3450.
These lots are nicely lochted
and very cheap.
When they are sold, no lot
can bepurchssed from the co
fore a bargain for any one look-
ing for a desirable location for
a home.
Inquire of
lililllSTlAN SWARTZ.
AT m omen 0" Tim
on Well cigar p.33...
EWAEBINW We“
W . lic.
tote less than $600, and are there- ‘
"i lllXATllllllI‘,
who have so kindly recommend-
ed its use for La Grippe, during
the present edipemic, which is
now so sorely aflliciing the pub-
There is no medicine equal
to it.
Eoo.h.Stillson
BY-LAW.
Witness. Digging for sand worms on the
all”!!! or beach of Long Island Sound and Nor-
walk llarbnr within the limits of this town In
injurious to its clam fisheries. therefore
"mind. That the following by law entitled
"lulatlro to Clam Fisheries." be and tlu- same
i» hereby adopted.
Itolativo to Claim I‘lsnerlrs.
Sal-nos i. All digging for sand worms on
the shon- or beach of hung island Sound and
Nor-walk Harbor within the limit» of the town
of Nurwalk. is prohibited.
rim: Any person violating the prorhrlnns
of this bylaw shall forfeit and pay a penalty
of not less than live Ill» dollars nor more than
twenty all) dollars.
our. 2. This Ivy-law shall take effect one
week after the same has been published ac-
cording to law.
lirmlmi. That the town 1 lerk be and be
hereby is rumoured and instructed to cause the
foregoing bydaw to he published three weeks
srwrrsslrrly in the thrills Norwalk Bruise
warrant. a Irwspapfl printed in tin town.
and to unu- copies of the same to he pastor! in
conspicuous places along tho shower beach
whorlosrame motors have aisles practice
digging for such worms.
l hereby certify that at a town meeting held
in the'i‘own of Norwalkmn the 3th dayof
limos-her. A. 0.. nth foregoing resolutions
and bylaw were passed by said meeting.
sum: lizmntlt'r It. salon.
aim or: ems of said Town.
Nora-lit. Doormhsr t. M.
D. o. fibrin
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