Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 14, 1892 · page 4

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South Norwaik.

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A.Dic’kerman & Son,

84 WASHINGTOlI STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

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_Much care is very properly
exercised in the selection of
those articles which find a.
place upon the toilet table.

A complete list includes a
number of essentials which, if
not exactlymindispenssble, are
yet highly-useful.

We are showing a most com-
prehensive assortment, and you
will lack nothing if you make
your selection from our stock.

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We also have an especially
attractire display 9f

Fancy G

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laid by B. A. “INDY. flunk.

town lit noun
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Buckwheat Flour
M...” .Siwcsssis. 1'
MAPLE - SYRUP
ossn bottles. Marin run low mu.
Wanna.

Pin-e Sugar Syrup.

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cum m nuns.
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unless you are on earth 100 years from now, you will never have this chance offered you again.

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Butter
‘ ‘ At 25c. lb.

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in this city. Our prices are low;
hand goods. We study to gl
tamer, and do it.

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We have the most substantial line of Groceries to be found

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At 25¢.” lb.

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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR

LEADING

GROCER,

38 Washington Street. South Norwalk.

 

 

 

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Beforccalling your attention to prices we would say it is with) far greater confidence “than‘ Columbus had when he

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Not with as much splendor perhaps as has been the welcome extended" to the 400th Anniversary of the Discoveryv‘yof this OUR Country, but none the less cordial.
shall. in our way, celebrate this discovery—«and, [alter [a great deal of thinking, both pro and, con, note what was the best way to .do it—«we i
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started out on his world-famed voyage of discovery," that
your good fortune we do not expect it will be ours.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

inflows.

40 inch Flannel, in black and bottle
green. l2lc yd.

38 inch Flannel, in plaid and stripes,
worth $56, for 193 yd.

Our regularflfic Benriettss, in colors
and black; 106'!!!»

42 inch Us“. Wilchlannels worth 55c,
this sale 43k yd. '

Our entire saurtinrnt at all wool Hen-
riettas. including every color and black.
worth 55c yd, this sale 42lc. ‘

Granite Mills Sniting,38'inch wide,’
worth 49c yd ol anybody’s money, sale
price 35¢ yd.

solicit changeable Suiting, in to dif-
rmm‘ litmus-rm, worth 29c yd, for
21c. . " ‘

Au immense snortiiient o! ‘ Plaid
Sergcs, worth the, your choice 33c yd.

Our entire stock of fancy Dress Goods,
including Hannah, Borne Spiimfianiel's
Hair, Bouretts. etc, which we have been
seiling'st 49c and 65c. your choice at
42W-

1 piece navy blue all wool Henriettss,
48 inch wide, regular 98c quality, this
wile Tic yd.

ilShich all'wool Serge, in solid colors

:- .. y..- 71......m

' Hosiery."~

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25 do: Gcnls' mixed seamless or fancy
Hall Rose, to pr.

10 doz Genrs' regular made Merino
Hull Hose, 15c pr.

llot ladieo’ regular made first black
Bosc,12lc.

1 lot Ladics' drop stich lime,blsck
boot and colored top. lie.

1 lot Ladies' regular made Cashmere
Hose, 19c.

Our rgular line oi Boys‘ sir-heavy
last black lime, all sizes, lilio pair.

1 lot Children's Cashmere "use, ribbed.
all sizes. l-ic.

Children's heavy Merino Underwear
from We up.

Gents' while it mixed Vests and
Drawers,43c.

Gents' ex-heavy grey Visits and
Drawers,3icesch.

Gents' all wool scarlet Shirt and
Drawsrs.88cesch.

Gents” 50c working Shirts, yoke hack
audpleaicd bosom, lull 86 inches long.
39c.

Gents‘ black Flannel Shirts. plain or
pleated [root or double breasted, 93c.

 

 

and black, sold at 606 yd, this sale 45c.

THE EVENING 33mm.
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Ital-lure Almanac lor‘l’o-nomw.

Bun libs-I IunSsIs llligh'rtde Low Tide
at we at Ml at £47 at i2.”

low York llmlrl Weather Forum.

Thnwoathcr to-day promissstohelunsrslly
lslraadwurw,precsdedhy lager. themasi
sud lollowed by halo and cloudine- at night.

W Tomorrow it premium to be generally from

our to partly cloudr sad Ilisbllr warmer.

“n‘ prcccdsd by lo: and loiiowcd possibly by rain.

SOUTH NORWALK.

m Ila Paupla at Our City are Bolus
and laying.

There will homlccs this "suing at
7:30 o‘clock in Trinity church.

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nayss‘msrkst.
In. su- . am; 1.,
issperidiiiiraicwx ys with ‘l'risnds on

"in F’lorsnce Hopper, of New York,
who came totlouthyflorwaik to attend
the Steele-B'words wedding, is a guest of
iliss Lizzie l. Tells, of Fairilciii avenue,

 

*Anclion Isle of hwsshold furniture.
Saturday at lfip. in., in {root oi old
Cmmusliouslchurch.

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churchmmsldugprspsrsdmlorsrs-
caption mils tendered liar. and In.
causal. .. Allison-daycare
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lixtrasizes I'll and 18 in neck, “.19.

The bout Memenger is at Wilson Point
with a cargo of coal (or Raymond
Brothers.

12c. per pound at ilayos’ market.

The lion. John ll: longslnll will do-
liver a Republican address in this city
next Tuesday evening.

George lockwood, who was elected
captain oi Company I) last Monday even-
ing, has declined to accept the other», and
soother captain will [milisny be elected
in a week or two. %

~Wanlsd—l’artncr with some capital,
in a paying stone luscious. Addren
Box 78L South Norwslk.

l’iro wu discovered last evening. at
Gisela-minis the jacket of engine 88.
stinchcdlothe'lfi train. As nothing
couldhsdonatherslhsmxinewss
lamb! h. . mam-m we

rum Mink and the
wound hail oi thaliuuprian llllitary
Society, Monday, October 1?. Pmupsn»
lrs iron New York and Bridgeport will
be present. lusic by the Hungarian
Gypsy hand; Henry (lshrinaun, prompt-
or.

By ordsrol “onward Colonel Crows,
commanding. the Republican marching
clut- ci‘ 8mm: li‘orwalk will most at
hudqusrtwsthisevsuing, at 7 o‘clock
shsrp,tosccsptsuinviistiosollhelior—
walk marching club to psrticipstsius
psradsup West moo.

«Pirhmlsmoystersandvsgotshlssst
lows-t pcwlhtc pricsu. lissh & Raymond,
ll North lain strict.

Thaw. GT. Emconrsnlhnslsct-

 

munmanuuml. wboiiss
hsldtiutoflcs for sight yssrs; corros-
pcsiiis‘ssaslsry.lis.il.ii. Andrews;

 

doorman-m: WW

NotiOns.

 

ll. 96.
1 lot best steel Solar)”. 3} and 4} in.,

the.
1 lot best steel Scimrs, 5, 5i and G in.,
18 cents.
1 box good latter Paper, 17c quality,
i2lc.
ific bottle of Perfume, To.
250 bottle ol Perfume, Me.
3 large cakes Toilet Soap, lie.
3 takes ex. quality Glyceriue or Crown
Bouquet Toilet Soap, 21c.
Ladies’ Hose Supporters with belt. 19c.
ladies' Side Elastic, Undssy's Potent,

llc.

Children‘s Bide Elastic, Lindsay's
Patent. 90. 1

26 in l-t black Umbrellas. silver
handle. ye

1 lot: ladics' natural Twist handles,
pamon (rune. covered with English
glriria, 936.

Fillmore of Germanqu and Saxony
Wonk. 10c skein.

hulk-5’ or children's 5c hundkcrchicfs,
3c each. ‘

ladies’, gent's or children's white or
inn hindered. occuh.

. i or our ladies' urgent's hematiwhed
handkerchiels, the quality, while or
“M lbs educate he t'tched
S .‘s r in gen s an:
flammhlels, with orwithout initial.
10¢- each. ' -.

Extra quality gent's lismsntched linen
llandkerchieis, plain, 21c, with initial,
28c

All of our ladira' embroidered Swiss
flsndkmhiefs, 15c quality. {or 9c each.

[All no minimum Handkerchieis
pure linen. value 11c and tile. .,

Sta ,snd

'I‘idics. ‘Trly Cloths
Emlimidered linen Tray Cloths and

nonstick.

Don't ask us how we are going to do it
~uimply by taking advantage of the
prices

2000 yards checked nainsook, large as-
sortment and just the thing for children's
dresses, lsdies’ sprous, etc—l2; on is
regular price—sale price 8 cts a yard.

1000 yards extra heavy 4-4 Unbleached
Sheeting Muslin. valued at 'lc per yard-
salc price 83c per yard.

100 pair of flambome Lace Curtains,
with pole and fixtures, in fact ready to
hang up—worth 31.50 to 81.75 per pair-
sale price 89c per pair.

‘25 [hit Panniere Curtains, fancy (ring-
ed and dado at both euds~wortii $.06”
pair—sale price will be “.49 per pair, iu~
eluding pole and fixtures.

5 pieces part wool grey flannel, extra
weight—worth at least 10c per yard—-
sale price will be i2ic per yard.

25 dozen l bleach Turkish Towels, siu
40x18 in.,good weight and quality—regu-
lar price llc each—~sale price 9c web.

50 pieces best American Indigo blue
prints—63h: price Me per yard.

25 pair regular 05.00 all wool 11-4 blan-
kets-sale price M. 19 per pair.

10 dozen extra large all linen [ringed
towa sine 42x90, 150 grade—sale price

Cloaksf

We would s'ay right here, we are dis-
playing some of the best and natticst
styles shown in the whole of Norwalk.
This is not our opinion, but hm been
told to us over and over again by ladies
who have purchased from us. In prices;
we lead them all.

 

Fancy Tan Mixtures. three-quarters

guumntecdntrictly nll Wool. In lacta
regular $7.00 garment. Price will be
34.99.

llmvy grey Cloth Jackets, full 82
inches long, pearl buttons, etc. minced
(or this occasion to 06.98,

Elegant wide-walcserges in black, hall
satin lined, “3.00 garment; sale price
39.93.

Heavy Tan, fur trimmed, 32 inches
long; sale price will be $6.99.

We also ofler very handsome black
Cloth Jsckets. lur trimmed collar and
front. [or .3 N.

Miscs‘ long costs, in sizes from 4 to
it, ranging in price (rout 3MB to .l0.00.
The reduction on this line has been from

length, in Ladies‘ and Misses'; color,

WKITBHEN IlEP’Ml.

50 Toilet ‘iets decanted, 31.59 per set.

100 decorated Lamps. with [contain
and shades to match, just half value,
$1.00 each.

15 English porcelain dinner sets, $7.49
per set. This is an elegant bargain and
you will be putting just $3.00 in your
own pocket by buying now.

50 sets of six knives and six forks for
tile set.

50 feet cotton clothes line for lie.
150 potato mashers, 5c each.

3 gro- lrou Match Sales, 3c each.

50 elegant Jsrdiuieree. all colors, hard
finish, 39c each.

100 pastel pninlings, framed, size

15x30, $1.19 each.
100 dozen Glasses, 25c per dozen.

300 decorated Vases, dim-rent styles

 

 

 

Splashers. To each.
Splash-rs. stampedand (ringed. We each.

A son was born to Dir. and Mrs. .1. ll.
Brown, -i Lexington avenue, last night.

—llorse for sole: sound and kind. M)
inquire i5 Chestnut street, city.

lilr.snd Mr». T. ii. Poster, of Dan-
hury, are visiting their son, William J.
l‘iuler. Quinlnrd avenue. Mr. Foster
went to [tell Island today and chord
things {or the winter.

~8th potatm 25c. V‘r perk It
llsyi-s' mallet. -’ ‘

The Isydower Hook and Ladder con»
puny have unwed the Park City Drum
Corps to furnish music [or them in tits!!!~
lord, on the occasion oi the Z'iilth sani-
vcnury celebration on the lDih lust.

“Ladies and gentlemen desiring to
color the srtclsiuss at the Merrill limb
macellqrestudioatciuriicd localllsl-
urds .iuoiuiuzoraigrswnnnd Inter-
‘ ~75 ’ ni'ii, Jinan '~

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llrs. ll Vsnliposcsr. lormsrl oi,
this oilfim on 'i'hnniisyia ‘Worcc‘lr,
Nan-9,, whereshehss raided lor sevrrsi
years. One week sgosbc had I tumor
removed and never rallied from thooper-
alion. “w

Chsrlss bowiidcs has presented mcli
oi the South Nonsili lire compani-
wiih mdumniticnoltheir services
in saving his bars on the slhruooa
olOetuhsrl.stthstimsa barn balsa:-
ingtoJosrthlincisiierw-hurnwl

~Bllllll fresh pork hams lor roasting,
13¢. per pound at Bay.” market.

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ilc each.

w. L Bound, superintendent of the
city‘s electric light plant, has moved
from Wilton avenue, NorwslkJo Spring
street. South Norwulk.

The ordination and installation oi Rev.
Herald ll. [icon] will be held in the (‘oriv
gregulioiial church. Wedneulny, Novem-
ber 2. The Council will meet at 2:30
o'clock. {allowed by the installation in
the evening.

The Norwsik lrori Works Band receiv-
ed their new unilorms this morning.
They were [anchored through (kimstock
“ml-err. at this city, and are very
pretty. Thailand will go to Stamlord
this "mingle play at the Republican
parade. -_.- W _

-—Tlie Smith Norwalk School of short-

haod organises classes in bulk-keeping,
”Infill-W, penmanshlpto-nlxhi.

mumblihs Gsvslry coupon:
’ m riisu at icsu
‘ hotshot! ltd-arr.

jo psrticipaic in ths‘liorwslk parade.
INounsiilloru'is may he obtained at the
mphcelmnlzm to 6 o'clock. its»
turnohlnullorrns.

so...“ it... ‘

A tinny Was! Its-s nur- tho
Mil-duh-w.

William ‘l‘hoiupon, of Ward street. is
on the sock lbt. m“

Charles A. llurr b taking the military
enrollment at the town.

Tbcsnnusi nilcsllolthel’irstllsptlst
church will he held nest Thursday slur-
noon and «song.

In. Alter )layaork. at how Haven,
m Ills llcll, oi liorwslk. Is visiting her
parents, Ir. and In. Thoma Bell.

——Dr. 8.1.. Himmhssmovrdtou
stmNorwslk.

nails W's sow have so
lynls snails ii autumnal-plaice.
mum-banaltsriimsdssdihs
Muscles-rind oak uni black
vats-t.

nutshell-utmsmoflhsnsa.
warning-Masai. lovsssrly of Ion
wsik,whcwssisjorwlshoatswssksp
hymn-swabs! s Ira,

 

 

 

25 to 32“ per cent.

._ REMEMBER ' WE” "ARE THE

SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,

83 Washington St, South Norwalk,

flag on their engine house this morning.

Ladies are cordially invited to attend
the Republican rally at the Opera Home
to—night.

Hrs. Prank Jones, oi Stamford. spent

yesterday with HrsJ. iii. lieumlicl. oi
Chestnut street.

Samuel Whitworth and daughter An-
nie, o! Ansonia, have been the gut-sisal
E. Whilworth. cl Lyrics l’lace. "

~lioilrd “Imam 's Harkcl.
2! Wall street. tomorrow.

i‘hmix Engine mpany will hold a
special meeting tonight to lake iurlhur
action regarding the Standard parade.

(thieloi Police iii-Poms and Odim
Northrop are doww the Milan slur
blackish today. Two sruckshsrshseu
on“ hlwsit thcirrshra. .

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The rcsidcnuol W sum wars
stsrtlsdby a woman's cries oriental"
sud "Help!” last night. iiomeol the
neighbors investigated but could line no
one who could tell from whence theories
came.

This evening. couiuieocinu silio'clocli.
the ilpwcrth League oi the Norwslk
ilcthodist church will give an nourish»
merit in tlwlcctulemmolsprcisllnisr-
«also all. There will be nominal-ion.
hitsrttissrsrcisssaa hour will he gives
to social festivity.

who delivery wagon all day and
evening iii-marrow. Psopls's' sasrkst,
31 Wall street.

has at the Democratic meeting hsl
night.whsahsdsscrtbsdtlwnrmocraiis
party as a "loyal" party. livsrytiody
knows the llritish sud all other he
Wmlorb‘lsrclsndtna insa,
nmupectsdlbsrsssuaso frankly
avowed iron s W platters.
Misso'dlouisnulsNohoobtfisd
lmthsiriloyalparty. ‘
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mm,whsrathsywili-sstii
“mass-sinusitis.

l’hmnix Engine company raised a new.

WMMMMNtdm”

and sizes, 13¢ each.

Ct.

in. and Mrs. J. t‘. Newkirk are mov—
ing from the Norwulk hotel into the
house at Sn. [0 .‘mll street.

Wallace Dunnmhas laid a curb, gutter
and sidewalk in front at his residence on
Beldcn l’lscc. Others will follow suit.

in. and ii... Jam-Tn 11mm. of
the (“concurrent turnpike. are rejoicing
overtlie arrital. Wednesday night of a
bright baby ““1... .,

-—-Escallops, we a quart at Pmple's
Market, St Wail street.

The King's Dsnéhteiis of the First
Baptist church Will give an "capricious

dollars [or the new heater.

Next list-inlay is the fourteenth anal.
versaryoi tho organic-thin oi Douglas
Fowler Pint, ii. A. it. at which limes
nouimwillbcheld in their rooms on
the Washington strut bridge. commem-
iugat 8 p In. The outline chowder
willboservcd, old my will be sung,
butno salt look. The order will be
"mu! strp’Wud "srnis at will." Com-
rude Remit}; lhirmis expectedtngivo
snail-hand talk. All memberscilheil.
A. it. and all "Vets" an clumsily
invited.

 

Olilfllllt Fol "Till '7 l0
PIIIEI ”II.
It tho tsriit ignots tax how can it

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€100.00, which
and these pen

4 Norwaik.

socisi"tliis evening.atwhich they will I‘
relate their experience-in earning their 1

 

it s New York millionaire gives a diu-
ner at Mi svenuesud “Mullins
doc-

tors’ hills rings have tops! “.00
each {or CactnsBl Cure to cure tlmm
what would he the savingpu capita ii
the muncrdwuldnothegivmthera
beins 8? paganism the least!

nquire Plustcd's drugstore when
you nor have 101' as
W'inlormstiou' fi. WM“...

"rain; $65365."—
“elicitation“.
Persons lookinié I

for a l
with the View 0 mhfil
l and examine on? list.

 

or house and lot“
I: . are invited to

have them tor
sale in every parrot the city at rrasonshhe
prices and on raw terms. snail

 

 

 

Piano and sin ts t.
2 Hsnford l’lu'e‘,‘%uth Joanna]? mm.
W ANT ED.

 

 

‘ Anointing” ca talin
P stone business. Mmif’fiifi
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Aglr'lllbggtcladayfbetwseiu tmo‘ntlyaiivs and

II’ 01' In on . Adr

dress 8., 1!. 0. Box 83.5, Bridgeport, Co'g’lib 17
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oaxlpcricnncod zinc
y emplo :.

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)APER boxes. Wsnwd
and paste hands for or
at Warner Bro's., Bridwport. Cr.

'ANTElHilris to work on rota muse.
‘ _ makingtin buttons. Wagosw harn-
ing ails. per day. The Sausatuck Manufactur—
ing (.0. oil) lw
‘ TA)TED~Twenty-five two-horse teams»
and dump carts to work on dam in
East-in: study work. Apfily to B. D. Pierce.
Jr.. di Co. conlmtomm ain simuBridp
port. 081w

 

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4 ROOM npurtrncnt seco' nd .. door—swans
& Corbett block: rent $0. modern im-
pairments: hails heated sad 1 led. Lim-
h? to mbmofalmn‘ (granule: ugly. In.
qu re a o o (:20 r all
8i Washington street. i'01???“
' ECO!!!) floor of house Sojémhorn avcn
is East Norwsikxorirsiniug 4 rooms. Ci't‘!‘
water in. Rent 5’). inquire of MmThomu
B. Smith. on the premises, or Paltick bloom.
iron Works Foundry. all it

 

IIOESFmeuilééggflotfiSogth Korwulk
( ' . "TV w
A. Woodward, South X0351“? “molten! L

A FIR‘iTJILASS house with all im a-
. meuteduzuod locality. luquireo Jacob
3!. Layton. Agent. oi 2w

 

rooms and basement é

glance; “forty; eye‘s: lEast - oéwgk. “star
n. py 0 'na . ' at
South gum-iii. W at no?“

I DWER part oi house. consisting of five
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. YEW house Taylor arcn Si 5 rooms
1‘ Water street.$0;5roomrhnl‘y‘ivcnue.flc
(arm barn. garden a pasturazc
:10: six moms. llowaytou. '13. Raymgid
[’0]! SALE.
A Yul'h‘u cow giviugahout seven carts‘ol
i milks day. Apply to A. S with
Mrs. Ira l“. lioyr. ltutun Hill Road. 0141
r s. mat. ‘oiienuinc U.rl.b nu Id-
“- . ling alt-wit. South Norwalku wars
0. h

YMER GHOI'XDS. 'vaelVe acres or
oyster ground. situated 0! Bell ls
with enough on it to pay for it. Priceonly
85» it sold ri ht away. his is a rare bargain.
as the grunts s are in the heat oi condition for
planting. Address Box “South Norwaltg'l.

NIISCBLLANl-Iollsl.

written. it 1.. dined ' “ ‘.

.\ sauna. “.2“..sz
£30, harness

brnlnu and a‘llmetal mulls.

an: More t_r innings omit-d in t hie
mun-er. “i: make a specialty of ”Mi
r“ lien; rule them down and reflux
themmut them up min the next day and
granules them to [not as well as new. A
postal card will bring a man to the house. who
will give an estimate on the work. (Marsala!
work can he hit at WL" Ii. Potter's. billiard
room, ‘ldlbl‘m‘hnxlfl.l=" and at Donald.
son's vans in; s on ashiriirtori most,
.‘itnlthYWllk..Mlellllafr prompt slun-
tlou. “r are also manninl'tnnn of door
name lam. house numbers. etc. Agents
wsni . l'ail at (actor); ill! Water “not.
)lurphy Bron. South Norwalk. Conn. sis ly

isstisois' titties."

rs. .
“ the unilmlirrml hereby g: 31”ng
has bur

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all nuns and mono:
pay tax" u this Town of Mrwalk, t
are required by law to deliver retire
or rithor 0! them, on or More the lint its
Bum-traitor. lm. a written vrr printed list,“
«Lmnni and sworn to. of all the y
no h lhcmori the first day of
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