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famollzbtly warmer weather will probably
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warmer weather. followed by snow or rain.
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lliss Maud K. Franck. of High street.
is visitingher grundnwtha, Hrs. ll. A.
Wimlow,‘ 1n Heriden.
Hereafter, until further notice. the
meter rats for all measured water will
boattherateoffivoceuts per thousand
gallons.
Tbepivatocaroin Henry’s mimtrel
troop. came down the Dunbury and
Norwalk rosll this morning, our-onto to
New York.
All notary public communion; expire
this month. Notaries have been notified
to renew their commimions by applim
tlou to Executive Clerk Rood.
L. H. Decker has‘the contract to re-
paint w. M. Saunders‘ six dwelling
houses on Ann street, and aho‘George
Jennings’ residence on West street.
—We have reduced our guitars“, the
but thing ever offered, to only 90 cents.
and our Storm Rubbers we are selling
for 30 cents. .Nothing equal to these
goods for the money were ever before
ofiered. C. B. Harvey’s, "1'0 North Main
street.
A number of young ladies and gentle—
men will meet at the reddeuce at Mia
Jennie Rood. Fairlield avenue. tomato
row evening, to form n dancing and
social club.
One of Raymond Brothers‘ coal wagv
om became disabled on Bouton street
yesterday afternoon, on account of the
remit separating. letting the box and
driu r fall to the ground.
—l’it:l'1lcil tongues. pickfetl ply? feet
and pickle-l tripe, at Smith’s Washington
market.
Don’t suffer from any kind of Bienniu-
tium or Gout! Dr. Rlclnrdcon'a Win-
tergreen, Prickly Ash and Celery Rheu-
matic Powders cure the worst (mm.
Ask for 511. or file. sample.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Y 01mg People v Society of the Congrega—
tional church, held lasteveuiug. it was
voted tobsoufter hold the meeting on
the last Sunday in every month, except—
ing when special lursiuesa is to be
transacted.
~llereis a genuine bargain, and one
never offered before in th'l city: Child-
ren's rubbers that were never sold for
less than 25 centsa pair, reduced at C.
If. Harvey's to only to cents.
LieutenantColoncl YuuKeureu, briga-
diet—udjutunt was the guest of Colonel
WW evening. and inspected
Company 11‘ oilicislly, representing Gen—
ml Watson. lie complimented Captain
lime upon the excellent manner in which
the emupuuy executed his commando.
i Owing to the stung weltcrly wind.
thetidcwaslowcr yesterday afternoon
tbauithusbesn for ssvaal years. All
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lingatouswbilornuniug for a. train at
the East Norwnlk depot yesterdnv. and
fell, spraining his ankle badly.
There will'beu business meeting of
the King's Daughter-of the Congrega-
timul church this evening, at 'l o',clock
“the home of the treasurer, 72 South
Main-um.
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at C. H. Harvey’s for 75 no that have
been "duped in mi 01.76.
'l’hecbctiohofucamiu for Company
D. tourcoeed Colonel Frost will be held
Friday evening at the armory. Tbe' 1n-
dioutious are that Firsthicutrnaut Cake-
is the coming man.
The Hartford ersm notes that at
theratcrallroudomssingut gradewerc
olimiuatodiuthisltutolust year it will
tnkoiliycarstontbsaudlrl daysto
getridufthoaersmuining.
—10Iho. pure lard for“. at Smith's
Washington market.
Mn Beckercelebruted the anniversary
ofhiahirthiuAi-ion Dull lastevsuing,
byoutertuiningin a royal manner the
members of the Ari-m Singing Society.
nearly all of whom were present.
A large gaugofrnen umutworktoduy
on the Daubury and Norwulk division of
the HoucutonIc road. Theold rails and
switchcuuppooite the depot lire being ro—
placcd with new and heavier steel ones,
and other improvements are being made.
The members of the Women's Relief
Cons held a dime mun-1mm In their
ball on the bridge last evening. There
was a good attendance. The affair prov-
ed very plenum and was a financial ruc—
cem. u' neat ram being added to the
treasury of the Corps.
—Yon can save one-fifth the price of
anybootsorshoes by pu’rohuing them
at C. R. Harvey's during the next wmk.
Everything marked down 24) per cent.
The Water Commissioners announce
by advertisement in anothercolumu that
hereafter, until further notice. the meter
rate for water will be five cents per
thousand gallons. This reduces the price
of watertoall ruched commas ton
uniform rule and removes the objection!
totbe graded rate heretofore in opera
lion.
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city has adopted the 11111111- Pastime
Socialclub..lt'u1 composed of aoureof
the best young men of the city and
bids fair to be a great save-1.11m
have touted the large room over Hayes
markegandtbcywill rhortlyfurniskit
in firsticlass style. The first regular
meeting will be held next Tuesday even-
ing and the election of oflicers will take
place at that time.
—Reasouabls prices at Lane's depot
reatnuraut.
The third annual ball of Putnam Bose
company. No.1.will take place at Muir:
Hall tomorrow evening. Music will be
furnished by Profemor Crsmfisld's or-
chestra. of New York. which it will be
remarked. flrfikad nick Wtfal
muslcattheballhst year. Previous to
thclhnciugaconcertwill be glven.and
judging from the minute. It will be
cxoeetliugly piecing.
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abollle namely Who‘ll! oilic'cvsol
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Butlerladgv.l.0. 0. 17.. will confer
rhethirddegrsethlamlng. 'lboques-
tiouoftheammdmhto the by-laws.
regardiugthevudvanclug‘of the initian
tloufseanlues and hurdle, will come
up. All third «on mil!!! "'9
earnestlyrcqucltsdtobspresent.
In. D. R. 80M .OfCrHoeutTer-race,
was taken suddenly III with congestion
oftholuugs while going up-town in a
borrow. l-t evening. She was taken
into the rmldeuoo of John McQuhue, on
Main street.and a physician W flu!»
moped. Humanitarian that she re-
maiutherefor some time. Her condi-
tion is not considered serious.
NOIWAEE REFS.
A firefly 3-ng gov—'2..- from the
”count owl of Town.
Mrs. P. (7 Bennett isill at her borne
on Union Park.
The river at this of the town is cover
ed with an inch of ice.
Captnin R. M. Rose left town for
Springfield this morning.
Miss Nellie Haley, of North avenue, is
confined iothe‘ louse by sickness.
Deputy Shem! Toner uml Bernard
Tully attended the funeral of Deputy
Shrrifl P. J. W at W. yes-
terday.
Albert P. Hihler broom smear of
clamsiutothe Norwalk market yester
thy, some of which W nearly a
The Fairlluld County Clericul u-ucia'
flan of the Episcopal church will hold a
amnesty. 1.
~60. 11 11.11.11 the Armory. Feb. 1.
Welcome Stranger lodge. N». 364.
Order of bit. (loprge. will give an enter-
tainment in the 0. U. A. M. hall, on
Water street, Monday «suing. Primary
8. After the rendering of an interesting
Iwngrumme there will bcduncing until
midnight.
Two of New Yolk'a lust entertainers
w ill occupy the stage at the Opera House
Saturday night for the benefit of Grace
church. Their style of entertainment is
nowaudnovclalulissuretopleuae.
mum hpow open at J. A. Pittneo‘s
book shire. ______
Er-llurgeo James H. O'Rcilly is no-
gotiating for the purchase of base Iee‘ s
tin-tau on lain street. The matron-
platsd purchase also includes the build-
ingsadgruunds main. from lain to
Hkb street. Ilia '- avery valuable
property and should llr.0'lteilly succeed
inventing It there is no doubt that it
will increase in ulna—Connecticut
t'atlrolic.
Benn! of thufrhada d Joli: John-
sou,whubousesnd Its contents were
burned early yesterday mommg.huve ex-
pressed their sympathy for him in a
mum greatly appredatad. Maori?
tionpupsrs havebcon circulated and in
the banuolghborhowi of #00 has already
Manned. The opinion» oi the Dior:
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lt.Jobnaonisou1plmed.bsve unmod-
edlilzcrulty.
Charl- fl. 1:11-6:11}. a watch-inter
employed by laGraud Jackson. left
Morbid-room from lain.
where 11er! thlsevoulugwed lbs
Emma It. Barlow. and a mptiou
ltr.aud,lfraDilworthwlllcrmutolior—
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JudueA. 13. Woodward maxi-1.12.
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ll 0 l7. wort tar-night.
Fred Radio celebrated the twenty-first
anniversary of bli‘blrtbduy. yesterday.
.10de W Perri is 1111101in this
cold spell among the bills of Cannons
Station.
onus Charles Adams was on duty
last night for the 11m time since 111.
attack of the grip.
Thermometers at this end of the town
uttered three degrees above also at 5
o'clock this morning.
Trainer W. H. Lockwood and his son
Edward it. have received two more
valuable colts to be trained.
A party is being made up in this city
to attend the ‘ball of Company 11‘. Nor-
walk. on February 1. About twenty
,will probably go from here.-Danh‘ury
News.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew and
plug at 7:45 dolock.
Will Carleton, the celebrated lecturer,
gregutitmul church Int evening. He
organist of the church.
New Haven tomorrow afternoon to at-
tend a conference of Demrcratic Sena-
tors and others with reference to bring-
iugthesetuiousof theseuate mauend.
0. E. Wihou. Senator John 3. hey-
ll‘ushiugtuu D. (2.. Monday, February
rind Harbor Committee upon the prorxrs-
1~I clmuges' 1n Norwalk harbor. fig:
Edith Toms. the ten-yar—old daughter
of Ills. Henry Tours. late of Stamford.
now living in the Mack' building on
Water vtreet. was sent to the Bridgewrt
hmpitni by the Stamford selectmcn last
night to receive treatment for abscesses.
During the meetingol Company i", In
evening. an enthusiastic member of the
mpuny proposed that they take a vote
upon the propriety of volunteering to go
to l‘hili in case of war. Afwr the matter
was divulged it was decided to pmtpime
voting on the question until after the
ball Monday evening.
houis Potter went to New York Mon-
stole his love“ bicycle last summer.
whereabouts of the wheel provided he
would not prosecute. This propou'tiou
was omeptt-d and the prisoner told Mr.
he rode to Stamford and then shipped it
be sold the machine toumunln New
and will take steps to regain his property.
(WEB "IE RIVER.
News and Gossip of the Day In [last
llurwulk.
111.111.0135 W. Phillips is In a very
critical coalition.
The teachers in the school have begun
work on Prung'u syrtem of drawing.
The attachment [laced on the grocery
store of A. findlxirg, Monday. was re-
ppved this morning. the motto? having
brim battled
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Tbeuenrochblu of Volunteer llole
ouPrldayevculug. Dr.Curvrr‘hmcbsu
deeMwlllpluyfortheduums
androfrslhrneatawlllbuvrvsd.
‘ Mrs. John loVey. 11 5‘3 VunZundt
{trimaran who Mof'elmrnters.
the Daughters of the King, of St. Paul’s
church, will hold a social ptSt. Paul's
’ , parish roomy. Thursday evening. begin-
gave an entertainment in the first Cou-
was asistrd by Him Jennie K. Nash. the
lieu-tor John 8. Seymour will go to
hour and T. l. Raymond will go to
Etoatteudu hearing before the River
day to again see Thomas launder), who
Lumsdrnagrccd totell Mr. Potter the
Poll" that after hiring the bicycle here
to New York city. A short time after
Jersey. Mr Pinter hmlocutodthemau
brutw draughtand making the v-rions
corapunywillbuhddinthrlrkoushouus
hflnirm poison.” “ ”
Theatrical warm: to warn. ray-0.111;
Front. will be lam-stud. .
“Helium’s flirtation.” with William
Barry. ollhr‘ry and Pay, as the hero
Timothy mulching What! at:
lluslc Hall, Tuesday evening, February
Ono great feature will be the octette of
clever damn that appear In the play.
Otlfr. Barry’s uteritsuauactor his a
labor of love to speak. lie is a genuine
artist in his line from head téheel.
Yale Athletics Lively.
Athletics at Yale are just beginning to
get lively after h two months mt. Since
the Thanksgiving foot ball game the
athletes have done very little work. Bass
ball, however,’ to now oocupyinga good
share of tho collegiuus' time. There are
about sixty—live candidates in training
for positions on the varsity and fruhmen
teams. The {rumor are at present work-
ing under the direction of Captain
lurphy. no regular coach having been
recurred. For the past two sinuous Pitch-
or Homer has coached the team, but this
year his services could not be secured.
It linsaid that the Yale mauugementis
negotiating with a well-known proten
sioual with a view of securing him as a
coach. It is believer! that the man in
view is a member of the Boston team.
Telephone Company Directors.
At the annual meeting of the Southern
New England Telephone Company in
New Haven. yesterday. directors as fol-
lows were elected: Morris F.TylerofNaw
Haven, Lyman B. Jewell,of Hartford. A.
Heston Robertaonof New HaveuNl'illiam
E.Downs.of New Haven. A.W.Jillson. of
Hartford. James English. of New Haven.
Mr. Morgnu, of liartlord. Samuel E
Merwin. of New Havenaud Mr. Sherwin.
of Hartford. The directors' report show
ed the revenue for the past year to be
moose and the expenses filfifillill.
The dividends for the past nine months
W “5,000.
favor; [Moira-ding l‘o-r Companies.
Gen. melor favors diahauding two
companies in each of the Pint and Sec-
oodrcgimeuta and a corresponding in—
crease in those remaining. He thinks
"recticabls to increase the number of
Inc-o .- - T9 to 76 men in each company.
lie also favors dismisiug incompetent
unicorn.
WESTPCRT.
Mrs. Murphy. of Suuptuck, one of the
oldest inhabitants, in reported to be in a
critical condition.
The pupils of the Staples High school
am making preparations for the celebrtr
tinu of Founder's day. February 2.
Thing» Meant to be funny.
“'th :1 tailor}; bill is backed up by :1
big. juicy lawyer it Incomes“ ultima-
tum.
illnity may he no social tlisqualillcn'
tion. but it is undoubtedly bad form.
At Brood street station—~Bella—Come
in this car. Ella. that's the smoking car.
run-01121111113 all right: where there's
smoke there must be men. Let's go in.
Light lieudmllow's the skating ? Dun-
lop llat~lletter take your sandals: it‘s
thy muddy in places.
Sir Edwin Arnold is a patient, goal
tempered and forbcaring man. but he
was nearly driven to drink and doors-ra-
tion in Chicago when one man addres-
sed him as "Judge" Arnold.
Editor (glancing huatilv thrmrgh the
mauuscriptF-No objectionable matter 111
it, I suppose? New reporter—L4 don't
know. It' v-it's mostly about a cigarette
smoker.
The editor—Inch man, that follow
Jones. Thousistuut—l don‘t see how
you make it? The editor-W by. he
tuukoutalifehrsuruucewlicyfor can.
anddledsia days before the company
failed.
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wheuhesees Ina-Bolton News. lfbe
would pays littlernore atteutloutoths
mulls It would be just as well fogthe
country at large.
She was one of those precious little
pcoplcvrboaroooulluuully mohair-lug
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Thereinuv prevalent ldsatbatbot-
pot.aswcllau aurlah atomismadeotuuy
superfluous pieces of ksd meat that
may be conveniently or in that
manner. Of course they can both he
.uadusotanduutnsv. for Monocular»
mtkiu server a very good and useful
end: and when this is done. the greater
.vurietyofmtwwgethsr thobsttorit
all he 11.11.311.11 in sweet confusion.
It may be made of either hector mutton.
if you select heel. it must be a nice piece of
rump steak. and thouei who know wouldb0
tell you to give it a gentle slewing for hall
an hour before putting into the correct pot
which into contain the lot. This of course
is to make the beef tender. When will
cieutly done. out it into piocus. pcrhapsttvc
inchcoorsoinaiso. Lay some of these 111
the bottom of the white pot, which is acid
has the word ‘liotpot” printed on it
though if such a one is not to he ohtuiuul
further south, as presentable stew-lug pot o;
pisdish may he used for it has to be our
risdtotnble,a11d has a servictto or next:
cover of unus- kind around it.
The piece-of beef laid atthebottom with
ulittle stock. put on them a layer of pota—
toes.uuch cut into perhaps three piecing;
add a little onion and pepper and salt.
Then some more beef and lluvoring,thcu
repeat with potatoes. and if the dish will
hold two more layers. put them. but porn
toes must come last. and ought to present
a nice. browned appearance. if made with
mutton. the treatment of the botpot Is the
same. only that the mutton does uotre
quirequite somuch slewing beforehand.
-l.ontlun Lady.
Fashionable Wome- sud Helpless ‘lun.
During the lioman fashion red hir hair
was bought of the German perusal girls.
and simplicity returned with the invasion
of the Frank». Philip the b‘nirdecml that
nodemobelle with lent than 2.6!.Illivrcs 13
year should have more thanone pair of
gowns :1 your. or more than two with that
Income. He fixed the price of the stud
audprovided for and against everything
and the hulies cared not at all. The
husbands remonstrated and the clergy
preached and they cared loan.
High howl dresses—high heels came
later-were preached down everywhere;
and the 'cocolhon. " a broad cylinder of
rich stun ornamented with jewels and two
horns, said to come from England, like
many ecwutricities. was the object of the
roost sacred invective; and the "henuiu."a_
tall conic luheiu hrocarled stuff worked
with heads and tightly lived on the fore
head. denounced even more. But the
ladies would have them. because it was be
' and im- ' ‘ with the a. L'
lure—the dayof slender spires and slim
turrets and lofty clock towers.
In vain did Brother Connecte, aCarmel
against these Uhennins ” The "came
tohmr him wearing them till be seized
Malta! and rushed among them. knock-
ing the “hennins” off with the assistance
of an idle mob. When he had gone on his
way the "hennins" were made rather taller
than before. ‘ihc poor 111::11 went on It
Home. but us his ftnor l1.111 grown upon
him till he attach-d the luxuries of the
church, he was arrested and humul. —~l.ou
don Spectator,
Husbands and Fail-en.
Some well known New York liter-Jr)
”husbands” vvhcu Jenny June said 5111
compared her husband to her father. and
was very much injured at his habits differ
ing from the parent‘s. until .11 nice married
friend told her that she had not married
her fut her, but her husband, that she took
him for “better or worse." and that Slit
ought to find all the "better" she could
and think of it constantly. "Besides."
said the nice friend. if you had :1 littlt
private talk with your mother she might
tell you some [ieculiuritics in your fat her
that you would object to in a husband.
Mrs. Croly suid that. she did not think has
hands were as often disappointed in wives
as vice verm, for willful. selfish girls math
faithful wives and self rurcrilicing mothers
“A woman is not at her best until after slit
is married Marriage is a great education
and test. Young wives aretooapt to lower
the standard of character to please the bus
hand. It is not essential to be assertive.
but simply to hold your ground where prin
ciple is concerned and if you do at thtl
same limo hold your tongue and keep your
temper. you can do alum-1t anything with
a nun."
Regulating the Bravo Draft.
Allow no more air to enter the firebox
than is actually necessary to keep up tbr
druafter It to well started. and if you will»
tryclosiug partlyor altogether the draft
slides in front you will be astonished it
find how much longer the fuel will but
and the oven remain hot. This is cumin!
ly true when wood is used as fuel. and
with a good draft it can be douewhen
using soft moi. if this rule is followed
audibu oven plate kept clean. especially
the top oven. free from aches. it will hr
lbuud that much lava fuel will bcuccee
.ry to do good work. our the cleaning
are to keep the grate nomadic-sat
the bottom of the Ire. her that
oxygen alumnus fuel in keeping
npailre. and anything that preveuta fret
urceuofoumthmghtbufuelprevcntv
pertcct mbusticm— Blur-aural
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Superlative Flour and Farinaooous
willlic. Hutton. bolt and iowlnruythsn “
satchel containing 833. weari
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in the north for the purpose and generally ' ”
minutes walk of do it.
K51. South Norwalk. p:
its. of kennes. undertake a campaign ‘
women were discussing the subject ol . .
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Seym0ur,
letting Sum. 33 Washington 811111. 8111!: lomll.
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Taylor a: Golden. ,. I
Ileal Estate and Insurance
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SOUTH N ORWALK CONN.
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ETW EN the hick shop and th corset
Bk uory. a blue horse blanket with yellow
by $1.1“ mm aflrfigl—ll’ be 3%“3’ rewarded
lugtou street. 50th Norwalk. cc “grub-
Oil stolen 151111 the rear of a
tween Dalton and South ”Norwal
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Isles. A suitub rew rd .
in: paid for i‘lgtrelurn to Mrs. Charlas‘ngfif‘
. or this 0111.11.53:
WANTED
‘\PERIENCED trimmers wanted at Rayv
‘4 mould: Comatock' 11 factory. Day street. .
1?! if
’lVWO nicely wished rooms. WEED) hoard.
for two 1: ntkmen \lmt be within live
Address Lough Box
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YOUNG man familiar with themry
AA Ibu‘sinrs To gogighg mangood wages.
{my 0 ieorge 1m 1 1': \
freer South \urwnlk. ' orth 1! n
X of good hnbits to run and 1113' eure-
AMA.
fuktuthuary engine. Adam Lock
Box 15:3, Numb \ortvulk. and furnish refer-
con-h. m3
1““) rooms I: r light housekee ing. by mini
and vvifr.\ddr1:s RoomsJ is ofl‘icenmr
.\l Rbll girl. Must be w: ll rm: omrnentled
kllllli at this ntlir-e 35 if
110 LET;
Eh house corner 111' llnnford Pace and
South \lain sin-1t. 1t rm 11~ rent it).
Aim house No. tfi W wtiward an rmr rent ll.
inquire of E. A. “'oodwnrd.
FIRST :— in. house with modern' 1m
11‘] rneptmn In localit. Pwseunhnm-lmel
inquire of illiazn ll. Raymond. at :1 ay-
lor avenue. r30.-Norwnllrf."1' tf
H0! SE of seven rooms on C odor street rent
Mai t. inquire at I". Hayes' markc1.jNorth
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Nthe Start; & Corbett apartment house.
a four room not with all modern improve
men ale. to 111 ~ mail 1 Enquire at. thr-
amil 1.
office 01' The Old “1 ell Ciga’r Co. \\ ashfing—
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ton steeet.
ASl\-RO0M Cottage for small family. on
Burritt avenue. Modern improvements. .
Apply toChcstr-r F. Clark. lei Qaiutard “avenue.
South Norwalk. 1119-11
HUUSE on Fourth avenue. near corner of"
Cove street East Norwalk. App] to
Jacob )1! Layton. ll
r-‘orr 9.11.11.
55' Ill-2 15111111711 Hell" by Dante All hieri.
l translated b theReV. lien [gaunt-g
(‘.ar1‘ )l. 1).. and ilustruted with mien:- of
.\l. tiustuve Dore Published bylassell. Feller
.kl‘vuipln. in orteileht condition. 6' ,-t we.
W ill be mid for 512’. Apply n1 1! iv nth. 6:. Jill
[1‘0 it SALE OR T0 REST. .
‘IOI 5E containing eight worm. my lute
rmitlcnce. fullnhorne atenlxe 2.1.51. \‘or-
unlit. )lmlemimnrmtrnenta “”456 nearly
neu- and to em llent condition. Barn fruit»
good well of wattr. etc. Apply to John Tryun.
1‘1 llix erside arcane. East Norwalk jurf
For Sale.
QUALIT) BEEF— PORTER—1
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[2521; mhurtltlor .1 pounds £11124;th must lilfit:
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Grace Church
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TUESDAY. FEB. 2.,
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