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—~It‘rssh hams formastiag, 18 cents a
”Net Banal.“ market.
After January—PP" 1, it will cost only eight
cant-Joe W letters.
~11», England peanut tafly .‘. I‘m,
51 Washlnm M
Elevendlvorcscascseredcwnfortrial
intbsBuperiorCourtto—day.
mmm at Hayes mar-
in Bloom;
A . " i wane meeting will be
heldat 43mm room, Washing-
ton tonight, at 7:30
5954* invited.
—-lmmense stlbk of skates, at Com-
stock’s hardware, 112 Washington street.
Rev. Frank P. Woodbury, D. D., for-
merly of the Park-Street church, Minna-
apolia, will preach in the Congregational
chumhfiundayfi“ morning.
—-—Fa'ncy chickens, at New York lar-
ket mongering“. shoot. .
lira. Archibald—g Better and daughter.
Ills: PI-‘rankJ. Hoyle. and little vand-
son,of'l'olies street, started this morn-
ine on a visit to Comes“.
-Go to BayesT—_—PP market for fresh pork
and dosage, ll cents per pound.
Peter Kelly, who claimed to belong in
,waa arrested last night for by
ing intoxicated and lying In front of Jud-
son's mgrket. Justice Torn-end fined
him fl and coats.
--Ber‘gains in wall papers. Pictures
framed to order, at Decker‘s, 79 Wash
ingtop street, South Norwalk.
The gymnasium class of the South
Norwnlk J "‘ club will go to Bridge
port heat W and Wednesday even-
ings to M pa an entertainment in
the KIWAW club rooms.
—WP,prices at lane's depot
Opsaallllixht.
Aboppthirty South Norwalk young
people enact toattendasnchhletobe
given in 80lleck’.shell atfielledk‘chr-
mfibming. 'l'beywill he traneo
wtedtlrwsbytkeanrdl Wellinxwll-
occmpletsatockofovereoatsand pea
jackets. Beilfirld, North Innatreet.
After consultefioa *with Attorney
Warnsr.ths aslectmen concluded they
had no power to appoint town auditors.
Thedocnnnlsaretherefore being audio
adby‘ George F. Beans and J. Irving
Dibbh,thelatts‘rholding overfrnmlast
year. ______
«Matcckofchoicemeatsiutown,
atNewYork Iarket, 109 Washington
street. FraukJ.loyls.
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withnsetsacessstbrouglamtllewzug-
laud, audwlll preach Bmday night at
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memo. m. is in on,
mfseblebmltlratbhhoms on Wat ave-
DW-
~llomsmadsaausagc. at New York
lsrkst, roe Wasbisgtna” street.
The truetsmof theNcwalkBospital
H «'4 ”burns“: in;
WM
“atom unset “Woodman us
In W'flhingtduetv"
Twelve cerluadsof ciaders arrived in
South Norwelk this morningand will he
needindllinguptbe old railroadpond.
southofthedepot.
-—Everything in men's underwear and
ueckweer at Bellheld’s, 13 No. llainst.
The marriage of Ii. Lirsie Spencer
and Charla G. Reardnu will be solemn-
ised 'l‘hursday evening. the 22d lnsI., at
the home of the bride's sister, Ira. P. H.
Miller, Beyvisw avenue.
—-Spring chickens, 12k. a pound. at
Haym' market.
When Captain William B. Benton. of
the propeller can. arrived in South
Norwalk this morningha was informed
theta little son had arrived at bk home
on Ely avenue during the night to glad-
dcn his heart.
—Laue’s. ll Washington street, open
early and late.
I'i
The data of the High School fair and
entertainment is December It. in the
Franklin street school hall. The object
of the entertainment is to raise funds to
defray the graduating expenses. The
programme will consist of musical and
vocal selections
—Wait for Newman’s wall paper store
to opanebnut Jan. 1st.before you buy
your wall papers. New designs; latest
stylyics; an old stock. 522 North lain at
A good-sired audience was present last
evening at the sociable and dance given
at. the G. A. R. hall by
Douglas Fowler Woman‘s Relief Corps.
'l'hesupper served by the ladia was all
that could be dmired and highly compli-
mented. A large number prticipated
In the dancing, which was kept up until
quite late.
~—Men's rubber boots and cheap servic-
able shoes at Henry Beilfield's, 12 North
Kain street.
The seats for “The North and the
South." which is to be presented at lfusic
Ball this evening. are nearly all taken,
but there are a few desirable ones left.
The play is forthe benefitof St. Paul's
new chapel on Berkeley street, Norwalk.
and has been carefully prepared by those
who the part. Company D has kindly
volunteered to em'atin its munch.
At the fullodre- rehearsal. last evening,
the piece gave them-defection to
tbecrltics who witnemed it. Five horse
cars will be in waiting at the depot after
the performance to convey the Norwalk
people uptown.
‘ ~—‘l‘nrkeys 16c. pound at Bayes' nur-
ket. Very choice.
The Colombian Artillery met lasteven—
iug at the home of John A. Smith. Havi-
lsud street, and a permanent organisa-
tion was perfected tn bekaownesths
Colombian Democratic club. The fol.
lowing odious were abated: Prmident,
Henry C. Smith: vice-president. Thomas
Welch: mute”, H. W. Bodwsll; .trsaa.
over. John A. Smith. A board of direc-
tors was elected. consisting of thefour
above-named omens, and Clarence
Hunt. F. 11. Persons. Harold A. Parsons,
mum's-owns.“ Zelulf. A
My“, committee tree appointed.“ look 'tor
follows: John A. Smith.
W. G. Ashtsuaud Henry
C. Brni
-Frnits, vegetables, fish. oysters.
olama.otc.. at New York Iarket, 1M
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Indof'l'eww.
l‘rsdBannettisin Hartford.
The National Provident Union will
electoiloersthisevsuing
aroma. Pierson. accompanied b’r
hereon,lsvlsitlaghsrparcntsouUnbll
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terswillbs reduced from ten cents to
eight cents.
The annual meeting of the Pairfield
County Agricultural society will be held
at the Norwalk Park. December 21, at'ns
s. In.
-A|l kinds new not meals, at Starr's.
84 Wall street.
. Anumheroflocelsports attended the
prize lighthetwesn llayerand Goddard.
at the Coney Island Athletic club last
evening.
The Nattonal’ Bank of Norwalk has
placed an order foraaumber of the
aewh'elf dollarsissued as-asouvenir of
theColumbian expositbu. '
The Alpha Wheel club will give a card
party and supper at their rooms next
Tuesday evening. llernhers will be al-
lowed to invite one friend.
—Great reductions in cloaks this weak
at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
St. John Merrill and a party of young
men set out this morning _to procure
evergreens for the Christmas decorations
at St. Paul‘s church. The young people
will commence tieing them on Hourly
evening in the Sunday school room.
Oaaccouatofuu'ckne-atlm W. A.
Benedict's residence on lfsple street. the
tea which wastohsvabeenserved there
by the ladies of the Inasmuch Circle of
King’s Daughters of the Norwelk Birthp-
dist church. will be given at lfrs. Char
ies P. Tristranr's, No. 1 Berkeley street.
P—Confsctioners’ sugar. at Starr's. st
won street.
The Sunday Dispatch, a weekly nons-
paper, will be i-ued in Danbury next
Sunday under the management of Frank
Kiernan and James B. flyslop, two well
known printers. J. W. Kecler will buys
chargeof the editorial department. M
will be assisted by Evan Jones. formerly
of Bridgeport.
—-’l'bo Singer sewing machine, only
$9.” from now until Christmas, at the
Boston Store, Norwalk.
The Consolidated Railroad compay
has imued orders that on and after Mou-
day, December 12. the road between
Bethe! and Bawlcyville, now knows la
the Hawleyville branch. will be operated
by the Shepaag. Litchfield and Northern
railroad. The’mileaga ickete of the Con
solidated road will not be acceptedbu
that line.
——New French fruits. all kinds, at
Starr's, bl Wall street.
A horse belonging to a man named
Adier,oi Weston. was hitched in front
of Nickersou d: Betts' store on lain
street, yesterday afternoon, when babe.
auto kickandbackandgot tbeshafts
hetweur his front legs. In trying tou—
tricatc himself'tbe horas fell. breaking
the shafts and'heraess. Ir. Adler had
tohorrowawsgoutoridahomein.
—8pecials for—P— Saturday' In thsBcstou
Store, Norwalk: No.7ovalwesb boiler.
copper-bottom, “c4101“. dish pau,nae
piece, 15c; Japan coal hods,liic.;snamel
stovepolhh, 9a.; lOpc. decorated tq'IGt
“nonrandom.“ manna”.
A large bottle of best homehold ant-
moun'irlnbs'mm neoro curse-won
who parakeet“ wwhcr Mimfih
departmentdurlngthissels.
Funeral scrvicm over the remains: of
Samuel Elwood were held at hieletel'eli-
denns on Orc- street, yesterday after-
noou at 2!) o’clock. Rev. C. I. Belleck
officiating. limes Annie Bteaband Nel-
llthJchnssng“Bock of Ages.” The
pallbearers wsrs Charles '1‘. Ieouard, in
Grand Jachon, Jabes Wheeler and Wil-
liam A. Kellogg. The interment was at
Pine Island cemetery.
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ditiouathsrhomsiuDubliu.
'l'heare Wnames‘outhemllitary
William Ryan, a young men employed
at Dana's stables. died stbishomecn
Wilton avenue, this morning. of con-
”RM’F“! m: .3... ,g.
Implement u mgr-$4.. a
opoel tourney, commencing next Wed-
“day evening. ‘llrs- «rub which will:
mitten appointed by the contestants. This
committee will she decide upon the
prince. Thesntriesclose and the draw-
ings will be made on Tuesday.
—-“The house thatka built" in the
window of the Boston Store, Norwalk,
attracts much attention. The maid all
forlorn, the cow with the crumpled born.
the priest all shaved and shove, the man
all tattered and torn, and all the chanc-
ters in the old nursery rhyme. malt, rat.
eat and all, are faithfully represented
Bemmtostopatthecoraerof Main and
Wall streets and see this window.
Michael Delaney, who lives at 2 Ball-
road plaw, gave his wife a beating this
noon. Herscreams brought a number
of the railroad employee upon the scene
and the wife beater fled. Mention of
Delaney’s cruelty to his wile was made
in TE! 3mm some time ago, but he
indignantly denied it. This time there
were willie-ea to the alfair. Itisaaid
the trouble arose by her refusing to give
him money to buy her.
OVER THE RIVER.
Raw- and Gossip of the Day In East
Nor-III.
James L. Hoyt. of Cove street. is quite
seriously sick with quinsy.
The Indies‘ club, of the Dark Secret
Battery, enjoyed a straw ride to South-
port Wednesday evening.
CaptainGerrettDeckerhaslaid uphis
large sloop. the Henry J., for thewiater,
alongside the channel near Riverside
avenue.
The Epworth league of the Eat Ave-
nue I. ll church will meet tbb evening
pith li- Almrde Hawkins, laple are-
one.
The members of the Advent Christian
church will hold a meeting after the
prayer meeting this evening to consider
the edv‘wability of extending a call to
Rev. 0. L. Teeple to become pastor of
the church.
WESTPOB’I' AND SAUHATYCK.
The Dramatic club met this week with
Mix Bessie Marvin.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church meets this week with MimCarric
Sniflen.
Miss Mary ll. Bradley presided at the
organ of the Congregational church.
Sunday.
llisaBeasielarvin has been engaged
as amistant clerk by Postmaster J. 0.
Hyatt.
The Dramatic club will meet next
Monday evening with Miss Laura T.
Wood.
Draggist W. E Nash intends to more
into his new house on upper Main stree‘
some time next week.
The regular monthly meeting of Pio
nrer Hook and Ladder company will be
held Ionday night.
Patrick White, who, until recently,
has kept a saloon ia Ssugatuck, will go
on the road for a New York cigar house.
Owing to the illness of the proprietor“
the Cedar Point House will soon be clos-
ed, and all the furniture h now being
sold.
Rev. Royal W. Raymond. of Middle
town, has been a guest during the week
of his parents, llr. and mm. Frank ll.
Raymond.
The ladies of the Congregational
church's” to give :a Oebmbian' supper
'intlleleotarsroumot the church out
My evening. ' '
’Irsl rm Wright «and live Hahn
ermhto of Brooklyn, formerly of this
place. are guests it the issidencscf
lira Esther Dowuas.
Aspecisl meetingof the hgal voters
iaths fire district will be held lathe
Open Home tomorrow afternoon for
the pnrposeof taking into consideration
the purchase of the extra hose. reel, etc.
needed by the lire department.
Thsdynsmo at the electric light sta-
tion broke about no o'clock Tuesday
night,endthastrestsof thstwovlllegsa
were lsftln darknsm. The same state
of slain exktsd Wednesday night, but
yesterday the damage to the machine
was repaired, and the light were turned
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day morniugbyafall whilecomlug
downthcstspslssdlugfromthsdspot
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Mans.
Baggywmend's llxurswasbulltrmthe
”mmrtrlcelflnssoftheyoungApdlo.
At least that was Reggy'wldea of his
The faultless frock coats and entaways
which bletallorturusd out gave him the
appearance of such graceful proportions
thethshsdgalaedthelmpreesioutbattbs
symmetrywaslntheman and not In the
Hsnlsdtotell Shearer thatltwaa “no
'trsuhlc to 'It trier,“ se- which Shearer
would sigh to himselfand saynothiug,
be any cash customer
l[he other
into his head that beenqu save money by
buying a fall overcoat ready made. its
was "so easy to fit, you know!"
So he walked into a celebrated clothing
store and cast a critical eye over their
stock. ‘
The overcoat that pleased his exacting
taste was marked twenty-live dollars, and
Baggy chuckled to himself, for this waslesa
than half the price that Shearer would
havslzhargtd him for apparently the same
artie
in front of the double mirrors be noticed
Shearer had very much the best of it.
“Er—what's the matter with this coat!"
he demanded.
“it needs a little premiag out. that' a all.
It hangs beautifully." replied the sales.
. man.
"But it wrinkles in front of the shoul-
dare."
"Yes. you fall in there; you’re a little
hollow chested, you know "
Baggy looked at the man in supreme as-
:loIn-isbment. Could he have understood
?
“Er-what’s that 2" he asked.
"You see you' re hollow cheated, and the
overcoat is built for a normally developed
persrm. But a couple of pieces of hair cloth
inserted on each aide under the lining will
remedy that."
“Ah, I have no doubt," said Reggy po
lltely, "but how about the collar?"
”That’s a small matter,” replied the
man cheerfully. “it can be raised and
shrunk in. Your neck is set so for forward
on your shoulders that it makes the collar
stand out. And then you stoop a little."
“Perhaps one of my shoulders is a trifle
higher than the other, too," said Baggy
aarcasticaily; ‘nr is it the cost?"
“No, the coat is all right; we have the
heat cutter in New York, and pay him
mill). But we can put some padding uao
der that lower uhoulder."
“II-m." said Reggy reflectively.
Then as he glanced down and noticed his
fire wrists he remarked in a dangerous
tone of voice:
“There is one thing more l'd like to
know. Are you making your fall overcaats
with elbow sleeves this year?"
"Those sleeves are too short," admitted
the ealearaaa; "but they can he let out.
You have the longest arms of say maul
ever saw. And I noticed it draws a little
on the third button. where your stomach
take tbecoat,siri it is a beautiful gar
meat!"
By this tlms Baggy was the maddest
man south or Canal street.
“It may be a “beautiful gnrnient.’ but
you can keep it." he said disgustedly,as
hetorsofl the coat and threw it on the
pile. “By Jove. i wouldn‘t take it as a
gift!"
The poor salesman fried to insinuate
that it was "a gift" at twenty‘flve dollars.
But Bessy brushed him aside.
"Keep your coat!" he cried, ashe paced
by him. “Keep it until you find some
blasted contorticnist that will fit it!"-
Ufa.
and 'l‘lpa for I Policy “Gig."
An old colored man was standing at the
cornerof Eleventh street and Sixth avenue,
grinning to himself and not interfering
with anybody, when a drunken men stag—
gered along. The sight of the other seemed
toenrage him and be hit out. knocking the
negro down.
The old fellow stumbled to his feet and
fonrteeth fell into his head. The blow
had caught him fairly in the month,
knocking them out.
“l’se in luck," he cried, counting them,
”ons,two. three,four. That makes four,
this is Eleventh street and my son's forty-
four years old Inlay. That's “He if
that 'gig‘ doesn't win I'm an old black
hoodoo man."
And hastily shaking hands with the
drunkard. who seemed amazed at the turn
elfairshad taken, hastened onan race
for the nearest policy shop to play the
"gig," his face beaming with delight.—
Nsw York Herald.
IMO-ly'eytollsnlltom
“So you are in the electrical engineering
line,” said the traveler in the palace car to
tbeuhanes fellow traveler with whom he
wasexchsnging fragments of personal his-
tory. "l'bsn has always been a fascina-
llca Mmehthat field of research. By
them don't you think”——— a
“Bag pardon,” hastily interrupted the
other, taking from his pocket and heading
to him a wall were card inscribed:
..................................................
:No. the science of Electrical Engineering
l8 NUI‘
in Its Infancy! '
...............................................
And the conversation gradually drifted
to other subjects—Chicago Tribune.
Ir.J.l’.Blalae.sn extensive reel m—
tatsdealsrinnssloiaesJowemarrow-
lyaseapsdonsofthessvomtattaeks of
pneumoulewhlls in the northern part
«that state during a meant hhuard,
euro-so
homer. Retry not it .
But when he put on the coat and stood P’
that when it came to a question of fit
“takeout. We'll dx thyme. “'illyon '
#0“ those
With whichto
the
Listwhile wcin pub] ieand
toourbusiaess ifb
But you’d bettersave your gold, and
Best Cuts of Rib Boast 10c I
We 15., Mill Ste
PEIlPlE' 8 IBIKET.
l3 North lain Sheet. Ma Norwalk,
5, Telephone 0-11.52
during their last visit thev have
nick and afilrcted.
able they will honestly
for useless treatment
and Lung Diseases.
agree to treat.
gnfrrbimrrmls
"PEST APPIARANCS 05'
F. Gordon Meade.
In the well-known American Comedy.
The North
and the Soth,
For the Benefit of st. Paul's Chapel.
NAT-
Music Hall. South Borwall.
FRIDAY. DEC. 9. I892
THE CAST:
HES. mlifllfl'fl :P [Ill-SELL.
“II It..(} MITC “ELI.
BIISS GRACE HEAD.
MR R.“ [BANK TAILOR
MI. FRANK TAI'IAJB.
M VIII) LAII DEB,
It."
.3. ALFRED AUBTI!
BIB. CHARLKS It. IIOYT.
Alta-isted by (' ornpaav D.
Admission 50 will“ all over the how.
f‘bart one a» Fridn. Du
Sean on sale at lalotrda stimuli Nortvulh.
and "Airs . uptown. on) 29 Ill LLB
IIISIG Illll. BOIITII lllllWBll.
W. ll. KNAPP, manager.
LAUGHING Nllill'l‘.
TUESDAY, DEC. I3lh.
Perkins D. l'lsber‘ a celebrated ( unruly
A IIIIlII IIAY,
Introducing two of the taste-It comedians
now on the Ame 'an stage,
llicl Bunsen and John Shannan.
The great mirth provokcrs.
WMINUTIH or noun erot'rlsx'r If»
You will laugh as vou never did helm.
A HIGH? or a Llrr’mll'!
ruo; raw or rat: enormous:
sears nor on this all’lalsted’s and flu
drug stores
.rrg.
Opera House,
Monday Eve'gJIec. | 2
moanmasr rmsnmrmanr.
American mound and vanetllo artl-Is.
Mr. IIIII Mrs. Franklln
Assisted by a company Mm excellent players In
the avast “.1:
aadmfhtprsrr. so often
“mum I I" see-I tag
which women-122m in“ hat was
armour. menu-II.
All the latest flares.
IPilaekm “'1'??ch Qasrtette
I" l
. ltelaed W allies.
ardrsbse
Ila rats haulage.
fleetsst Illehsll‘shetsm as
WIL—
lllIIlPIllB
Tea Freer Influenza“ or Scorn Noa-
llotrru ll‘oawata. Gena. Dec. I. In.
mfflrmflr‘mu t'LEHJfi m
:UBABLIII. Wm
thy butchers. who have surplus storm of gull.
came us was untold,
to you to look on our remains,
T0 “match out sold seminar as, and um will—your who.
RETURN VISIT.
Right: Side Up!—
meensyoucanwiait,
own np—yon’ru not in it.
SPEIIIBI. Fill THIS WEEK“
PI‘PIflBIb- Sh HIM
e 0 st
Finest Corned lies? a "P on so I",
Bvarything warranted satfifactory or taken back and moneyrefundod.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
Fete llElllElll.
Partarkaass steak
is the town.
2! WallBtreet. Nunalk
TelephoneCell, 57.8
Owing tnulurge number of letters which have reached the home oflice from
persons unable to see the
Stall of English and American Physicians
arranged for a brief return of THREE DAYS
ONLY and will be at Parlors No. 51 and 52 MAHAC KEMO HOTEL,
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Dec. 8, 9. I0.
As upon their previous visit. they will give to all who apply during these dates
Free Consultation. Advice Examination and Treatment.
This is Positively Their Last Free Visit.
Their object In pursuing this counsels to become m dl nainled with th°
They treat all diseases and PP y Mil
deformities. If your case is incur-
tell you so and (motion vnu against spending more money
During the rust year 3.19’
These specialists will [Initively cure Untanh Bronchius Asthma and all Throat
and will ahsqun Iy guarantee etery case of consumption they
This mode of treatment is safe.
Epilepsy Hysteria. Nervous Exhaustion and all forms of nervous diseases perman-
ently cured by the lamina Specific Treatment.
the greatest English Specialists for Blood Skin and Surgical diseases of men.
Thom strfl'ering from Rheumatism, SUITE,
Skin or Scalp Diseases should Visit them at once. Remember, consultation, miner!
and servictnaheolutcly free. Hours 9 a m to 9p ..m Sundays closed.
IBII BFFIIIES I39 FBIIIFIElII BVEIIIE, BRIDEEPUIT, IIIIBB. (1641:
cases were rejected as incurable.
sure and certain in its results.
They have secured the services of
Ulcers Tumors Cancers or any form of
Taylor & Golden.
' Real Eslaleand Insurance
WASHINGTON 8TB!"
Parsons lonkir'tfi
with the view purchasing. are invited to
rail and examine our list \'e have them for
tale in every part of the city at rsaacaabla
prior 1: and on us“ terms enfi tf
“earns. ‘ __
“'AVTEDP—A contra-n} girl as PPPcook and
learning»; uel reco.mmanded A
at. Sn tr3We~I avenue, cor erlarstrael .Sont
Survmlk (171'
1‘0 LIST. P
A\t). It Day I-Ireet Part of the house, I
rmrmn Rent :7. “mien at once.
Apply to W. \‘nungs. at Lockwood BEL“ Go.
'Pl‘lll. langv house with barn and about one
arre of ground. Rent ”l per month.
Inn in lam-d for storm of years Inquire
mil: 1‘ of the till! “C -II CigarCo" til “aahi
street
1 nl all So. as Day oIrPePeI, newly led
a- a painted; water in. lioness. I
Tum-u «trot-r one or two llmlllor: water on
both fl are: .lnfiurtl rendition. lnlgl alreo! John
H Knapp " as! street, South
I Ulih'l.’ :Irnoms, “atrr street, :21»; ,Plsunaa
Ill-norm “Moreno-I “m,
.‘o'nvvvulk marl sill): [nu-n l'ilt'. Mlle River.
912m: hat shop witbeogiae antibolier. flay-
[nu—ltd RIM. m3
su HI \ runii'iITuI ioliin ml hon—rd. good
I’ nl‘llllnnullllflt'M at h Franklin street,
or inquire at Luther ll rIghI‘s fac~
tor).
Full rt'Ct‘llllIlnM exntPcPrtainmaal “parties and
hull-I. lI.alI atev street.
Snrwalr. Elcrlrlr-X light» and all moderncuth
uni. not->4. A! mural-thin rates. inquire of
J. ..Jrnninun t Knight street. ’ldm
1‘“? More lately m‘cupierl by the J. and J.
llo-mm n I‘ urnprtru It so a white of mm-
la Jamm' blush. Apply In t. ht John hock
wood, truolw. nlltf
‘IV am}... ml the tin-II floor. cores} South
1‘ Place. Beat
alt.
anrl his-Mow ureter.
“you“: I'll
Main atrrel and llanfnrd
l'uar rnurna rurnrr Woodward Anna.
Real II. Apply to “ISL.
F0" ~Alal‘2.
6000 farrzlli‘ r-;ow also a Jersey heifer
1‘ Inquire at {tubule place. near the Bed
Attila. Dorian.
V “DC I: fl‘lll lllrslncsw tor Psrtlc In Ptbe borough
(1 Good huntlon and reasons for solllu:
II quire! st Nominal Branch omen. Norwalk
A -_ m.
7w ENTY horse power Pill glow mutilate!!!
gain.
a nu lmm- engine. -
J lt.lt.riayrn,uaaigm1§ovwafiz‘wlm::
L‘t'vllt‘lfilt “Finn-"1).“: Alain are!
“lltlgrpofl. for minimum months soil
this week Apply Inclusive It It uh attor-
oy at law :4» o sod Daimler-III huhdl leg.
Brklrapon. Duran.
‘92"
A ,
ad‘natrrl to ill. uP;
PAltllm stove, In Prowl PPerdlIkaPPPPP-P.
at “Hitler! rm. one
1 ”Mi r ”as h ekatea «~in
A also heel. youth Nurwal
\ “001)qu l; nor-o; . heap. In” I'io ma
I‘ll". ill «mun .thPsIn Ion-wt.
NOTICE.
I IEW Illll “BIT“.
'1‘“! I ll of mrh Norwelk alum
put?“ lnlhe (barrel Assembly»
am goo-hm. m a new Ultyti‘hartsr Walla: sits
baring nnigmwi’t its mate
I BE. BITP'P BIPIBITPEITP
NOTIE‘IS NWwfiil'naha ..m m.“ thallium M
the General A semblymtt its sml'éss'ga.
a amphtem
charter. which revision“ aadameud
nftlrsm melt! Mg
extend the mat imi
”include-fl the territory theh‘l'uwn
walk. M.saot south and waste! the
$7.50..
W
AIAOA
new Hawloyo, 4x5.
$25.00.
PEOPLE'S IIIKET, .
foralot. or house andlot.
orwalk. l' 't. .
[lard-versus. ‘
numb
l 4x5 OMIEIIB’
GranNORTH' *
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