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93mm Sets.
Gold Pens.
Fountain Pens.
ETC. .
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Druggist. ' '
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mll_~tlartyrenttrisalls.dswvmwiet
thelrhometmllaionl’ark.
John .P. Treadwell, of the Rational
—Pure cease with panoramic. a Bsukofllorwalk.heapmted hometbis
cup,deputreetaluant. ~Oprnllllliltlll» alternoonfromblstriptoObio.
0.“ ca 3‘ John‘s man friend. ““0301ma amortmentof
willbepluedtolnmthathzhnow ”I?! mum-“Raymond-
mwflmmtb‘m“.furmturewarum.llorwalk.
cane. ._._____ Thellorwalk Democracy are arrang-
-—Fasmokera,aetaandline it of ingforaneaoulsiontoflattfoed ”‘m‘
Wanna. 8. ”0% nuthoinaugarauonoffiorrrnorLuaon
QCoJa B:l'ho f the Weekl Room!
summaryo y
“or f” m“'”““,"’““,,,, h“ ahowaeightrealeetateealcs inNorwalk
“fismfiafi I 'whfortheourrentweek.andmortgngee
oouldnotpay,andoomequeotlywentto mm...”
3"- " -—Now is the time to huyyonr holiday.
.11“, mic—Parlor and bedroom fancy gootb, etc., at Bennett's closing
mites, damn, chiflonniara. book “mk- __
was, dicks, fancy chairs and tables. TheY.l.C.A.eongaervioe, to—mor—
.
' '1
from nouns.
Willem-f Oarcttr ”Dela;
-Duehuoangnolkat
ingrowlarhst. .
WJohnB. Perriattuided the
dinneroltbeRopublioanemators-elect
attbellotel Heubleln, Hartford. last
~Bmi6uable'pricm‘atkue's depot
ml. Openellnlght.
Edmnodl."0rewe,who ireoovering
from anattack of typhoid fever,"
able lobedownrtatra for aahorttime
Smith's Wuh-
1m” ,. .. mm“, 35 North “I; m row afternoon at 4 o'clock. will be led by
*——- —~———. Lew‘ Olmstead. All oun menarein~
“F"?IM og'murkraut and frank Theltorwalk Chautauqua Union will vited'lobepemnt. y it "
futon, u ,. 7, .3011?“ GM“ meetoulondayeveningwith Ili- Annie _____.
Hotel. . , rm! 0. Sanford. at there-ideoceol John B. —-H.Kriegerisecllingcloeh at twenty
ministerial-menu d'lcharg- Perri. Beyviow Imlle. The subject per cent below «not.
will he "Greek Social Life.”
~len'e overuoate from “.00 up, at
Bidefieid'a, oluthicr,l2flurthlainatrest.
Thedirectosaofthe Norwalk Hospital
curporationheldalaeeting last evening
attbe home of 'l'. 1. Raymond, Wat
street. Variommatterswere disco-ed,
butnobueinoeoflmportauoetothepub-
edaoargoofpigitonatltaytnondllruth-
era? wharf My for the Ioekwood
Manufacturingooolpany.
—-8ee Krieger’b advertisement on an-
otherpqe. Beiatalkingbusiucwl.
OolfaproampmutLNmle. 0. 0_
F.,willconferthe first and second do.
mlmday evening. They will also
Ira. William 1!. Pierson and son How-
ard, who have been the guests of her
mother, llra. w. u. Oluretead, of Union
Park. returned home Thursday.
—Who willbethelucky little girl in
the prise doll contest. at the Norwalk
Boetonetore?
flies Louiee Curtis, of Union Park.
“madman” licw-tramacted. formerlyaaeboolteacherattbeOeuter
——-——— ~NewfitglandpeannttaflyatLane's, M.“ W 9W‘W
-—Bargainain wallpapers. Unframed 51 Washing“ m! . typewnter's oflcem Attorney Lama
pictures. Picturesframed toorder.at —-~— Gould'somceatnndgepou.
A bill will he introducedinthenext
W .king aathnrltyfortheor.
pahfioodaeotnpanyofnavaireeerv’
ulnxew Haven,toact auxiliary-tome
Nationalaund. Thirty-lies men have
alreadymullednndlugular drills will
beginneatweek.
—Iv‘ortholneatqaallty ofetnoklngto
baooosofallkinda. call at 6.8. 'l'row-
bridge & Co.’e. ,
John Johnna, of Woodwsrd avenue.
Doom. WW-ldugtouatm Norwalk.
Ir. and In. Prank lilh are the
bappypareutaofaniuepound hoy,born
on Wednesday, the 14 th. M, at 15
(faliforuiaMhtBridgeport.
-—lfyou would like to make anyof
yourfriendsanice prmeut, etopinand
looknt‘oor Chrittmas natural in
mafi'l'mwbridgetCo.
We... Water mutants.
Theelectricliglltattlte upper end of
Union Park h getting into very bud
habits. it frequently goes out early and
stays out late. A petition is being cir-
culated. which will be presentedtothe
Court of Burger-es. asking that thelamp
be replaced by one that will keep m-
able hours. -_.- .-
~A frtull supply of lluyler’e candy
Theucondannnalmeetingoftbe
for the holidays, at DeKlyn's, Norwnlk.
Bridgeport Junior Christian Endeavor and broke line In. Dr. Bohanuan attend- _.. ..... -
society willbeheldatthefiouthmgm- edhim. Bebadlnoneofbiapocketaat Frank Skecles, of Danbury. sailed
rational church in that city today. the time of the aor’ulent a copy of a New Thursday for Jacksonville, Fla , where
-——- York :psper which contained a coupon he will spend the winter. Mrs. Skeeles
‘0“ MMN'3'Wfl-wr" agreeing to pavl’la weekto them will spud tbewinter with hermother.
Bielefleld'nllm'lhm whowleinjuredwhilethepapcrwasiu Its. George W. Hewitt.“ Imuard
h’upowimaioo. The oonpouwasrent to
theoflioeofthepapertbislnorning.
-—8peciai inducement at Smith’s
W-hiugton larket.
Ebenliilloouncii has elected officers
forthcoming year as follows: Presi-
dent, Theodore Glover; vioe-pruident.
Edward w. Ihnchy: secretary, Albert
"db: ire-over, William B. Wilkins;
street, Norwalk. Mr. Skeelee is well
known in town, having formerly bad
éharge of the Singer Sewing lachire
oompany’ehueinenhere.
1mm Brenden, of Bayview
avenue, will leave Booth Norwalk'l‘ua—
thy farm,where she will spend
aeveral will” her son, John F.
Brendim.‘ ,
—Gotollayeaflnarket for freeh pork
and image, it oentaper pound.
AeouodehnW.Bank-. the carpen-
tcrand builder, put one of It's hands
—Children should visit the Boawu
store, Norwalk. every looming and cast
their votes for their favorite candidate in
the priae doll cook-t.
Thursday night abighly respectable
young lady living on Orchard street
complained toChief of Police Del-‘orust
tbatayoung man had been using pro
faneandiuaultirglsuguagetoherasehe
was going home. The chief gondo-
acriptionofthefeilowandaeutanoflica
toinvestigate. He found William Slat-
tery near the place indicated by the
younglady,andaa heanswered thede-
eeriptlon gimtheomoer Ionkbim to
police headquarters. He was role-ed
untllhteveulng. when heappearedhe-
-—A In. line of three cape ladles'
ooatainbhoh.bloe,brownandgraywill
bpmldforllalftbeiroriglnalvalueatli.
Wamxorwalk.
“mama last "one.
lserpmfihoun’efmmtbe west today.
4!; your souvenirspoons attire
Beau-mum.
“WM. of East avenue.
whe’baebesoatrioualy ill. 3 impovlog.
one-mam. raw-v. em I»
: “r9" .. . ' W l.‘ ..; y, n“
m «with Winter-client
st'reasdayelreutng. ‘-
~Afull lineol' freshmfeotiooeryat
Lam's,“ Wuhlngtolllt.
Thewaterwea ahut 0! on Chestnut
streetyesterday afternoonon aoeouutof
lupahamtothewaterpipe.
v—Bave you seen the train of can
whioharerunningmtbewindowoftbe
Boston store. llorwalk? The stunt
whichkrepsthetnininmotion can be
seenputllngontoltbelocomotive.
In the pool tourney at tbeNorwalk
clubrmmgl-tnigbtmnother game in
thefiretround was played. Theoontest-
looted fifty while A. 3. Wheeler, sixty.
was scoring forty-eight.
—-Go to Bennett‘s closing out sale for
allyourdrygoodaJura. bolidayandfunoy
goods.
George L. Stevens, of Soothingtou, a
graduate of the Yale Theological semi-
oooount 0! his belief in Profemor Tot-
tcn’a doctrines and through endeavoring
tnwritea book in support of 'l‘otten'e
theories. ~____
~White and gold chairs and tables.
plush chairs, divans.eeeele. desks, couch.
ea. lounges and sideboarde. The public
are invitedtooell and see the goods if
they do not went to purchase. Store
open evenings until flo’clock. Raymond’s
furniture store, Norwalk.
At the schoolof instruction for on:
district, to be bold in the armory under
the auspices of the State Council of the
Order of United American Mechanics,
next Wednesday evening, it iaeapected
that delegations from thirtveeven coun-
cils will be present. Three degrees will
be worked to enlighten those pluent on
the changes made in the rituelof the
order. Tbefirstdegrocwillbeconferred
by Pahquioque Council, No. 9. of Dan-
bury: second, Grant Courmil, No. 25, of
New Milford: third, chas Council. No.
:35. of Bridgeport. ”the state is divided
into three districts and nechool of in-
struction will be held in each during the
winter.
0Y3“ ’l'll I! RIVER.
flow! not Goealp of the Day In Slat
Nerve-ll.
George A.Smithis quite ill with ty-
phoid fever. m. V __
—Frcsh home for roasting. i? into a
pound at Hayes? market. ‘
Miss Jennie Pegg 'u entertaining lliss
Mary Jobnson,of Governorc'qgen. NY.
—-—lf you have but little money goto H.
Krieger‘s. and buy a stlyish jacket. You
can get it at your own price.
Annie, the infant daughter of Richard
W. Preooe, died yesterday morning. The
remains were taken to Bridgeport yes—
terday afternoon.____«__
—Lane‘a, 51 Washington sheet, 0pm
early and late.
Charles II. Whitlock, who for the past
year has been living at the home of F.
W. Starr, Osborn avenue, started
day for hi home in Cleir, Iichigan.
«alumna Brown do. painting. paper
hanging and metal jobbing. Order
l
E. B ll.Mlse Ella Iv np.Mr.A. rail wer. ll ll bill!) no! 1: ho 'lutlrhe b .,
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. mtlihluowtyJonaaly of South . behavior. ' ilavllandstreatfiouth NorwalkJJt. pgflwmm “a ”nu,“ an. Aflneeeselonofbeaallfnlstagehatsm
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up w.hlnahlfl.lllllta.h mama-lungs.” , lentil ‘
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will, .- .mw» mm... r
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nary. hubecome bopelemly inane, on ““1
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the public and
mold 333“???”
toner busing: ‘
But you'd better mve your gold,
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BeetCItaef ltlblteut lllel
Ge 1b., lteead 8
FREE lll_l_l_lE1,8llllll
Hartford final Bolincil
It until Iota-ll. (loan.
an investigation which Mule-es Pacts
ef the lest Startling Character.
a. say
. Mtby butchers, who have
WEEK.
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insulates
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ouwill—qourbralns.
mzirmeanayouoanwlnlt,
own up—yon’renotin it.
“I“ Sirloin Steak lie lb. Pom?”
Everything warranted “detector-y or taken back and money refunded.
E J. WADHAnlls. Proprietor, ‘ V.
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r» 80. Illi'lll
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susnu brewers.
lionsllltatlnn, Advice, Examination
Prune-ere and 'l'helr Themes in Korwalk
(lb-relies Tomorrow.
“d 1mm.“ for . Fl." I'm 80m Noawanx Commandos“. West
fm of gum. avenue and W etreete. Rev. Gerald H.
m.; lanai; who]. u n
y of Christian flnd
sale i
prices
SURBLY Tllls IS A 80le OPPOII.
m In on" Mimi ’ 35:: Dill
r” In: . ” as 3
olive Power in Olli‘rlatian Lifeé‘l- liven!
‘1 Tumor a: Golden.
Estate andlnlggrrnnce. J
WASHING”!
Persons look tor-a
with the View“)?
call and creating ou‘iummm
n eve of the
and gym
who call during our week's visit, onday. “"3"“ ”Wh-
umber t9tb.toSeturdny.Deoember2nb, in- Tatum Erucornt. West street and Fair—
clusxo. 'l'hue giving nufl'erers from allformzs field avenue. South Norwulk. Rev. Olin Ha]. I
ofonnonrc um personal attention. and lock. rector. Fourth Sundayin Advent. Morn-
thereby all the adran of the new system. tug l’roycr. Litany and sermon at 10.3) e. tn.
which has worked sun marvelous euros in Solids? school at 12.15 p. m. Evening Prey-er
ord and surrounding country. Although and lemon at 7.1!) p to. Service in the Swed-
the time and expense to them in giving this lab language in the Sunday school room at 2:1)
run ruunm will cost them at least Five p. m.. by the Rev. Erik Forsherg, assistant!
Thou-ad dollare. yet they feel the number ministerat St. John'n. .‘ltamford.
the will treat will he so large. the cures they
monl h.
l n'rea
Cigar 00.. 8 Wash
Woodward avenue.
first door,
I
ford mernfieer 8011 h H
M 815
, Woodward avenue and Neado
i 39. Apply to B. A. Woodward.
3T“§.E.“°“§“‘i'..
on or one
abundance of fruit t acre M
etc. If m.
112%....“ tieOld «:11’
must. dill
t
i
TENITY' lim‘rflim mpgyer mcetln ’ hrfiij'obMM" r .
_.__...fi._ ‘ l‘uesdayat 4 p. on. Church prayer muff; who gill] .‘i’afioniiii': ii??? 9?;
l‘hureday evening. at 1:3). Lin. B. P Stevens. ill South st.
Futile purmseof extending their already flmmfi'fif'flwfi'fiwm avenue, Eimfkcfi- ., M , ,_ , , “1'
nmwnmmnmm $fifi.‘$fi:§g $th To minim“
"mm‘rmmm‘mmm: ' " ' ' ' Tim at...‘.‘.;;.r.;.*.;‘ Wang's.
gags. ”Eggnmwgfi“: ‘ - ml‘om‘s la.:l°:l.f.l;“xm¥-?:
m .. . -‘ Momma: mfimm“m£“vflé‘m“?f é M°““W “W"
awaugumzhogmzwngfi flgfé it.“ "gf'm'gg‘mg'd‘ 1M3}: "3:: ; Ul'l'AGP. of six more. corner drove street
As mm: norm. run or canto to all Elk“ 'h" MW' hemmed gem" “a WWW“ nvenne. ”3' can.“ a
rent ill: live rolnns on
:four
“8WD
ain street and Han-
roorna corner
w
street; rent
n4."
place. 2! Marshal meet.
nd:
. N Mr is tum 01v . r
ma ewtll he.) v . tbeguod they will do amoh:i:‘stse.et: m:T'1_Aé‘: §0bfitnfifi¥
will cover enlarge afield. lint the advertise- or. Services at 103’!) a. m. and ii!) p. m;
mom will bedouble what could be obtainvd . p, S. 0. E. meeting, E!) p. “L '
with the expenditure of 3mm in any other
also hope to bring to the notice of
"I. They Nonwsna Mmomn. West and Mott ave—
all invallde
state to all 'heir friends the result obtained in
their individual cases by the German System.
So the rich and the poor may come daily from
l);m.tnl.and2tol m.. and? toll mn-
lnfi’for the entire time an above.
y treat all female troubles by the Ger-
man method. which does awny with all e n-
tuln examinations. rings. mum” and A]
treatment.
They alu1 desire to in: rule upon all men
who are sullerlnx from t , errors of youth.
that theyare the sole lm rtere of the daily
celebrated Hindoo rem y. so well and arm-
ably known to the old world or the ANXI-
AGNEL‘HAL 'I’ \ BLOID 3021'}! ID. They wlu
gu-rantee an absolute cure in all cases taken.
All dn‘lflnz to trot this sntem will have
such an opportunity on days given below, free
of charge.
earnestly invite you to come. see and
e no for yourself their Institution. advanv
rages. a and mouse in curing the
chronic al ments of snflcring humanity. ‘t'hcir
patients are numbered from all part-inf the
world. and so remarkable h is been their sno-
cess. that we plane in wonder at the fill rior
qualificationsuf mesh , whom (“DI
.l N lfll' KNOWLEDGE
00d." Evening subject. “Christianity the
tGood." Specialmusic.
Rlxhes
Nonwau Bnmwr. East avenue, opposite
Green. Rev. F. K. Robbiru, pastor. Ser-
d 75]) p. m.: Sunday school. 1’
l: rm: temperance semce 3m 9. "1.: young
people's meeting. 6:2) p. in.
Sir. Pilot's Evmcorst. Church street, oppo-
site the Green. Norwnlk. Rev. 5. 1‘. Graham.
rector. Divine service with serum». 1011) s. tn.
Illvtne service with sermon, at 75119. misun—
day sebum Bill in. Morning subject. “Some
lirrore Rapeoltng the Lord's Supper." Even-
lng nut-lea. ”The Great Expectations." Free
aittira and a cordial welcome to all.
Gun Burnout. Bolder: avenue and
'1’? Y .1-
Foil
J.
Cross
street Norwalk. Runs. Watkins. rector. W
Fourth Sunday in Advent. Holy Communion.
”Damn: Morning Prayer, Lllnuy and sermon
10:!) a. 111.: Sunday School. mm; Evan~
in; Prayer and sermon. 7:!) p. m. f'onflrmo— V
lion lecture after service. The rector “ill A
to. All are welcome. ”Venn",
Evr. Share. 3. (7.. corner of “'cet avenue '“
andChapel street. Norwalk. Rev. W. J. Sloc-
nm tor. Low
Mass. Sill n m; iii
A STRICTLY r
OF THE STRUCTURE UP MAN. TELL ms-
KASZ AT A UlAANCZ “'l I'BDL'T ASK! \'li
ANY QUESTIONS IDDKL‘G AT Till:
Tuxul'rz OR FEELING Till-2 PULSE.
Noexplauatlon is net-seen? from the palienL
this! case. E
out and described better than the patients can
themselvevn. lie locates. describes. understands
and explains diseases at a MCQJI its
incl iency. prowess and termination. Teach—
ing :1 his consultation the patients' inherent
power over all llmr wesknelnes and llebllitiee
which lend to all the various disrupt” incident
to their neturee. owes the proper remedy and
course of treatment 11er rte-ct and
maneut cure. So permit a _ l doctorany
er ar take any more medicine before mn-
sulting him. Not only will they be surprise-d
at his wondertul knowledge of disease. his
plain. com-i» explanation of ever ' cause and
elect. but at the rapidity with w lob he re-
lieves and cures the mmt obstinate diseases by
his verv mourn-mire system The only system
h the aid of which. coupled with his know!
geof the structure of man and his experi-
ence with the pecularltlen of disease and lie
action upon the functions of the body. to dem-
onatrates to the patient whose life is cndanxo
cred the real canoe of his trouble and points to
an absolute toilet and cure.
HUNDREDS CURE!) AN‘Sl‘AhLY.
The following In a brief synopsis of clues
which have been successfully tvrnted by Ibo
llnrtfurll Medical mundldu n: the past veer.
mmenriug Jan. I. ml. nnd ending Dec. 3|.
lfil. This list does not include a lionnt»
for treatment who were promo by them
use. 7 a. m.: Children's
gb Moss. “Hills. m.; "Calida.
:‘zlll p. In.
Eurr Avrxrs Sltrlloms _,.
avenue. but Norwnik. ltc . ('. M. 'l
tor. Preoririnl; loan a. In. and my p. m.; s \
day school. lint; young people‘s meeting 611): dress
. m.
9
Sr Pants Museum. “inland! and Osborn .w,
avenues. Beet Norwnlk. Sunday school 3d!) p. E
m.; Divine survive with sermon at 42’“ p. m.
Anvzxr l‘lfltm‘l’l“. \‘nnZandt avenue. East
Norwalk. Prwhi . ilk!) a. m. and Tilt p.
111.: Sunday school 1:. m. Young Pmple's fill‘tl- '
lug In!) In. Elder John J. they, of Toning-
lon. wllErreach.
Sun Romans wamsn Cosoumarroxnl.
Riverside avenue. Rev. C. J. Anderson. «-
tor. Hervlmat Elma. m. and 7:1!) p,m.; bun-
day school. sol) p. In.
Room NOBI’ALK anrt'lla len. z: trimest-
nut street. Sermon dummy school at ltrfll a.
near \‘nnanit ( 1
xte-
“n-
m.
1]
V
maux'rmsn services at 2.1» p. m.. by paamr, "it" '9'
t'. A. Brucklneier; Enousn srnvlcs
p. m.
svursnwoon Us"): Grunt. Ely avenue.
Booth Sorwulk. Sunday “(birthilfll p. m.:
evrnin which?) 9. In.. nbjert. "What are
we Bul ding Upon" - Mull. vil.. 24-27.
Blunt-Brien: 0an Church street. near
Taylor avenue. Sunday schwl at 3:8) p. In.
Yovno Inn's Commas Assovtnmx.—
Bible class eta . m.: along service at l p. to.
hell by luwiat) metead. All young men are
invited to be present.
Armour lrrnontwr Enscnrnt. Knight
etrre Norwalk. Rev. J. l). Jumbo, peator.
-. . Morn It: service at 1050a. on: sunday school
TE," ##inll'mtififiimflifil‘. I“ mm. m Pow mum at w v. n...
LY FORMED. mranteed absolutely and evening service at '5‘) 9- “'-
lmplicltly correct in every partlcubr. ('Atvanr [lawnm- Soawrr, Quintarll Bulld-
m... now. Movie-MK m...
. . . . r
Ch to h. "9
Endeavor meeting. to” p. in.
nor mafia-i“
[tor-raining unralled for at the following met-
offlceo for the week enlllug Dec. l6. lard. Per-
son» ralllns for any of these lettern will please
land.
“grilliltyl-l'ourwal'k'gflmrfe L. Bailey: Mrs. (J.
l t Con-unwind”
cfii’d’nm null” .
actornm
or inquire a
mammal.
exile.
XlCl-ZLY furnished room or
odatlone. at it Pramstm
t Luther Wright’s carriage fac-
e
L9, 0. U
5180.
Norwnl .
KITCHEN and
‘ tnble.stnnll.etc..on noon
lmr further portioning inqui
turd Pietro.
been“. ’" fl
it'll small Account holiks.
Hutch.
urn to Mr
0135!? X0. 23 Day street
and pointed: water i
Tones street, one
h_ floor-s;in
fury with hoile
horn; houseot Five Mile Iii
cll y homes. Raymond Bros.
fifilflflmfnl$
. . ater street.
Norwalk. Electric lightennd
veniences. At reasonable rates.
likening». 4 Knight street.
inJamcs' block. A 1 1
wood. trn pp y
. newly mm
n. House
or two families;
wateron
condition. In uire of John
their arms" Isms. as well nuts. Rev. Van Alxgyne. D. 1)., pastor. 3- lump». 92 '39! street. South
utbelr especial ey-tem of practice. All they Services '01”- ‘- m. ”1" ‘5” p. "'5 Ninth“ . .hnwflmv
ask in return Le that every patient so treated “ML Run; 39'0"“ 'f‘me ”Will“ - "13’ I" A'l‘ shop who all
will appoint themselves a committee of one to m. Morning Hub-'9‘"- "”13 "My '1’“ 0'
rnnd
0
all
Fol! SALE.
EW mill-h now. fo‘nr
[unlike of
parlor lltnves.
I 033G reach skates molly
A size heel. South Norwul
mould-7557175
Slow, 58 South El
ain street.
Buck man's all
at 3,), street. ~1th Norwnlk,(‘t.
Filip. A
orwalk. f‘t.
n5 tf
momma. manna?-
engine; house and
vet; cheep more in
dlz_lw
n2] t!
Duties and
modern con-
inquire o!
n21 3m
THE: store lstely m‘ml‘We—i‘w and].
Hem-nu (lump-M. aka a suite of
o F. St. in
Lock.
nlbtf
Jo
Year old. and mi};
Richard Casey. Ferris
dlS 31
dining-mom
out of moving.
to at No. 7 Han-
l'nll ruyday until six in the even-
(“5
’rnonomfififiiiiTJREE'liilkf;
m the house: kind with children.
Willis 5. Crane, “'eet Norwalk. (‘l
Ad—
d]? lw
nd noted to lit eny
Hardware Co.
anmsm
only in David
(iii if
‘ host between
_ Belley & Co's and L. E. Buck-
mau es shop. "03va contain ammunte for car-
riage work. Suitable reward will hepald for
up, town"
dlli 3t
gunman.
lllllllvlllll'npr‘lii'lllilllir. "
Tuesday Eve’s. Dec. 20.
A perfect production of the euccmfulf‘orm-
' In
SHE cuiiinil
MARRY THREE!
lnterprrtul by an r
by the univo
Mrient com .beaded
real little for-wing
LlLLlAlugENNEDY
ProducedwilllalllileillllnScellel'y
A ad scene of the Cornish coast with re-
,‘jr'
Norwalk Chronicler