* tun’lltv ml.
0' I“.
a"
’Wrssl
whowill participate is an indication that
1.0mm will boot a high
order. firmwtionwillbr iron 4 to
Uo'drdandthepru‘a-nlowill bedirld-
adieu tbrerpsruand‘ivendnriug the
”hit/rt colt hour. lntrumental so
India-I willba siren by lira. F. H.
mallet-n. lira It. Conch,
”Atrium. ltlra llary P. Par.
“mm and l‘atille Diabrow,
‘ WWVlreBanjodannd llisa Pearl
Whittaker. 0! Hometown, l. J. There
will benrocnl duettby lira. J. C. New-
on. and in“ Alice 51mm», .03... 1.,
”Dunning. Hm Arniec \vwl, All.»
nude K. Frauen, )lerneu 5m... l;
“twanlohu W. Webb: and Harry
ileum of Kerr Haven.
tune/p,
Union watch night ”life! will i...-
held in the south liurwsli Mrllmlul
m might. Insuring at 9 o'clock.
filming will heaven tuall who
lubricated.
Tonight at nm dialect. a special
.MYm’e-errioewill belleldattlrnce
' umwmnu norm-ll.
mmmwuw. begin-
ail‘attllfltoaixht.
aye-Iowan.
'bmliorwalhclob will give its
ail-cl sac Year’a dinner Honda},
“Hemp...
AMYear’sdinnerwillbegiren by
who m at Mia Engine oolu
pyatOo’dod. Alterdillnel'apeechel
www.mdbys adenine,
daria‘whiehanrwle minaret will
beprorided.
Thaw liew Year's reception at
" theY.l.C.A.w-rlors. under the altar
no! the ladiea’ Auxiliary, will be
heldtroarholilu‘eluek. Mrsbrneota-
willbenrredtrontttoOo'ehck.
Bel-ism will furnish musiedur-
“therein.“ hours. alter which
II M will he held in the
gar-silo»
Y
1W festivities.
maniacal Milly oi the small.
brain-m chili aril he held in ll»
M in the Herring. “hrebr &
””3th will open the ruler-
‘Mtatflo’dod, with a tome-tor
Inn-Mn!” which dam-mg mu
m to the arnsic at tun-tun;
m kw. nl In York, will
at". It will he a mteworthy social
m
The fist annual matinee hall of the
m m club will be held at the
m. My strewn. Plot.
M “that” will [mill music [or
W fill W. W will
”3!
———-——-——-
mole-lous-
neleath firewall! parlance will
“atlfilrlrltlewhdam
”Humanism”
sou—”um. the
‘eawasqratunbtrli-the
l
2 south Main St
calm or run csusrus. I BIIIIIIII'G fllWSE DUDE
_Kentaad vicinity soon alter theltur-
m m llll, "lMll Ill lllllllslln.
‘ . Loc~Kw00ll,a--
Presented at the Opera loan last It.»
by Ileana Gala. children.
The pretty operetta. the Court of King
Christina, was mad attbellorwslk
Opera How-r lest night by testy-eight
“hummus-ulnar.“ wink.
Alarm Christan tree lntheorotsrot
"10 “It "I MPH! ”hm hr
Klawfla’tltaClsu’sl The children who
formed the court took their warbexoesd-
ingly well, and erervthing pea-rd oil
amaltbly, Homer Dyington, ssl’rince
Glitbook. the leading character, enacted
his part with natural ease and was grace-
ful in his actions. Themowllakes. led
by)“. Alyae Gm. and the bully-
berries. led by Ernest Corn”, 'aanlr
sweetly their respective parts. so did
also the Christmas tron, led by Vera
Wood nod Eddie Iontgornery. .Tbe
other characters were well impersonated.
theatoclings. led by Miss Julia Lucio
woodatldllobert Davis. being received
with considerable spplsuse. Jenn Greg-
ory, as Mrs. Dolls, waaquite winning,
and Florence Baldwin, ”Mother Gm,
acted her part to perfection. Little Harv
jori» Bishop and Evelyn Meriwether m:
Kat» Greenaway and Baby Days,
urn-re, very cut-r in their manners
Fred Many. as Paul Pry; \Villie Wall.
harm. as the secretary; Ollie Stanley. so
the rumman. and Fred Gmlnman as
Ilulr‘nson I’rllsoe. d'rl woll and received
their than: of applause. The last act
awe. "may! by request. The entertain-
rnvr»! concluded with specialties by Eli‘s
( 'r-cil llurboldt. Iler selections were well
rendered
(lone-logy It tho Hal-Is rnnllr.
Edward Nsnh (or Edmond). aged twen—
tyolle, sailed lroru Grurescnd. England,
Slay 2.1, 163.5, in the “Alexander." June
and. 1&5, Ann Nash. axed twenty-hm,
embarked from the some port in the
“America,” for the British colonies in
North America. They may have been
lwotherandaiater.butitis more proba-
blethat they were man and wife. In
the augmentation olllce. London, tho-
narrleis Edmond. but in the records 0'
Norwalk it is Edward. Edward Nesh
did uotaettlciu Horwalh at the date of
the wuleoentoi the thirty-one original
inhabitants, but he was here before rm
Dr. Hall say: that inn list 0! accounts
in 1554mm which do not appear
in the preceding list of estates. and
among them that 0! Edward Null. Io
I657 be tendered his services to the town
lo shirt in building a sufficient "a-olle
pm.” In 1690 ho- had a large rstni’. and
rated at 216 pnnmds. lie was the [filler
ofnll only Sun, named John, “Ilu mar
ii 1| ”my, daughter ul Thomas Ilztrlvy.
of I’airfield, “it! lat. IKDI. Ii)’ Wlmtn Ilt'
had two sons, viz: John and Nathan
0 a thin! John martin-d AlligzllJlallzhh-r
ll I'Zhemzkr Blakely. of New ”urea.
“33' I9tIt. nor. who had a mi». mauled
\Iltmjah. The late Captain Danirl Nssh
was a lineal descendant oi Edward.
Ihnrugh Daniel, aorl ol’ Hie-jab. Jae-uh
.‘Intlr. n! Revolutionary lame. and a (‘lm
ummlal soldier at home on lurking}.
r 1 ml {ryon invaded Norwalk. was kill-
11 u the battle 0! Norwalk, on France
ntrvorJune 12m, 1779. John Nash, ar-
chitect, born in London, England, about
on.- hundred yells utter the settlement
of this town. was s member of the
branch of the lamily ot Noelle who
came to America. Abner Nash. born in
Virginia in ma. was a member ol the
l’rorincial (room iron North Caro.
tinain 1174-76. Alter being chosen to
rereral inlpmtantofllceaby his oomitu»
note, he was appointed a delegate to the
Continental Congress. General Francis
Hash-boa another of the Provincial
Coon-a. commanded at the battle of
Drandywine,aud wsa {stally wounded
_ «Ger-moan. They were all mem-
bersotthesalnetalaily,thranceators o!
wbornflrstapwarsd in the County of
unmomedfiugland. 'l'hisls were
lytatentrurn “Our Bibld' round, and
portlytroaranllnglishm-
Wenxuu
w...
M low, I- ”I‘M"
Wdhmwfll be given a
"south Nor-walk. Ct.
IIB Ill!“ 0111' Wl'l'llllll‘l' PAYING
auto
iv
Ir ‘a‘orm ‘
Wow
Y t wIlIad
Worth! butane.
'ro ”WDW mi
--v
lie was an momma-ensue
landlord cunt-r. at that Ala-rte-
lasso. elite Curd—lull: 'I'raat and
gull. ,
aired-”tho new.“
Po- tnr rrosasflnwbutbuir .l
Shortly More the holiday m mfnzfilguu-mm
Ila! es
Samuel D. Hnat.olP.-ea. Conn” dnd- fiafifilm
isbardtondotshow,came to Norwslk sedans-launder“ a“.
towork in the Boston store, bringing Ema-“gm“.
with him a large trunk. During birstay ’0.“ It. ran”. '“"‘"’§'..‘i""‘"'
in town he boarded at the American 1......“ c.“ as wood
u-a not W
House. giving the proprietor to under-
stand rum m a steady position a fitffim,wm
the store. Christmas are he told Land 1"“: m “fflnxh’ M
lord Collins that he was going home. but if”. to. “$1:an
would be back after the holidays. ,3, W, h 2..., m
Hunt’s trunk, the landlord suppned, find“. ”I“, ””3:de
was in his room. He did notofler to pay l[lo Itllldloa nixed and hickory.
1n. board,andlk. Collins did not pm. gg'fi'gfififiwnm
him for it, supposing thattheyounglnan h '1; I I as mm”.
wanted the money to tide him over iifslmlnleuurd'lnainnetha
In WW flan
Attomottbelsdarwlassla
daemon-m
wort ethanol
and be.“
9'- laurel-sir
fang." w
in ma:
, .stur
. ,{Ingllurhi .u l” . .
. u;
. ,.
We
rs.
slum. Ironing Ill-ct. "
Pine street. Ho settled
103) Lot-ltd imp-In:
dbl-rad:
as.
motor. 1
{Sunday school. 12 nu
Wale-eat.
Ills III.“- e. -. nanm u rule and. haul-- ‘ “ WEI-d. '
“a tacit-a Dear all use
Ito-au- 'ul'wflmv
Wars—nonunion...»
1 mm
b .
the Ground
at Our Knowlsdla ot a ntsro Ute."
Son-tn 11on“: BA rnsr. West avenue}. near
'3.
Y. P. s. c nor-yer meeting, em 9. In.
. . > find. ,
Chum” "5 “i“ he “0““ W M W“ "m ’” “"————- , ‘ n nil‘ffiui’mm”r{‘l‘mlfil.“fifé blin'li‘d.
board upon his return. llunt was such '»I 3:;‘15: Wilt-it'd...” ' “a. '5',” :23:er any". .(lmlgn'
sn 0“ 0MP “Ill “'9 I'M h“9|" w ’ 1050. Korwalk tolarrr awhile. Sundl' school at Inf-In. areal Pnyer'
3‘ bus canine &
p,- did not lor an imam think he was . Shnuilll you wish to be and tor Ill-excellent “Edsel-mun ailgg’trsurn. Win 5:23)
«I ' t'. bill's! “I” m lm
trawl. He thought diflerently a day or up ’Lsumu [’th ,‘ tutti. o. rm. .
so later, however. when he went imathe Efil'zm‘ifll’ “3.3:“ ‘m:: mulflirnfl’hi.“ fiDIT'Dt
. . . l: llol "conduit-um r. Service-at bfilaurnand“ m2
r» Ill an! louud that the turn and a "flu’flmf mh‘w'men '. P. 8. C. b'. ' . m P- 1... hp. the
hi» late lmrdm'u personal eflrctl were or...“ um you
You'll ecu no there.
arising. “out was to have returned Tm mu“ ”an“, mum
Fish. horn and 1859.
Thursday, and the landlord lived in hope .
until yesterday, but when he did not put 32,213.13 was:
in on npp-nmrrce he concluded that his ii: alsigfikg‘gsmflw
luxrrdvr had ellippvtl. Subsequent in-
inl the proprietor upturn
qulr'll :5 proved that his suppr'lellion was ‘ m b" mun“ nor ,,,,,
correct.
GBR‘IAHI‘ nmr. 37 and 39
in”: “m; illifilif
new or cold... best or tear.
Heat or barter, heel of cum,
that o! mu. bet 0! epic: s,
rt st oi all at moderate prices.
dr. Lawton has on Illnll
And make that we know will sou;
Nuts lulu minim. urn-tad keen,
so up. numb and bluelu. hormone.
1‘ Abner.» lur w untrue and chew.
(Ital-lee Wl-ea liquor: nut Cigars.
At tierlnanla Hotel
Import-n: sun or um tumor and sur- $2.51 choice Silentmzmum
Murry Knowlmn,kmwn in New Haven l~ what .ll sum Somali men like.
. . .\'o matter when bought.
as a fast woman. comes into ponesslon
He he the chorus! liquors.
And 1: ms the It" beer.
Wales 0. Hotchki. on December 13. The I“ m me am
“I‘ll Chill”. I MM 0’ Yale '92. ““3“ find an. nq‘ku-‘n
, , in 50ch runs you'll find;
while in college, died In St. Luke‘s hos no call and ml or «IL
The Invitatlon‘a extended
Smith l. Sargent, who lost a In: by For unnerv- all-
Wednesday. is in a critical condition at
the Bridgeport hospital.
den have just been cumpleted. I’lle (or
met touts up 37.566381, an increase of
crease of “35.533.
Cha'k" ”*im '3“, “"33 . An excellent 1: pr tor )on;
Um" your “AM it will be
llnmfnrl of pneumonia. He had been l‘ulalstislloubannrn .1 mu: ‘
- Sour tr.» me beat of anode he N‘I r.
Ill the» days.
Plate. (harp Mill-lib.
The purple re-o t
chmntrted t- a (Invade-and torn. And N “"qu article
“'llhtl' day or night.
of 315,000. by a death bed marriage to
\t'ilb We wa ' up
a lemons football player end onrsmau Unusually klud' nanny
pital. New York. of typhoid lever. A s»: ya"
railing from: freight car in Bridgeport r o. LAmN a co.. :- South
The grand lists 0! Dnnbury and Meri-
WJM), and the, latter 018,519,665, an in-
pilot and bontrnsu. died at h'l borne in 1.” Web-I0 but. a“ in an] a...
“9 ‘1" WWW“! 0‘ D .ml pricreloxuberemrrtuld.
boot hm“. “ Brunlord Point. rtum',‘ rte-lingo await you all bl. elnre.
The twrlre registrars who engaged in I‘
the Bridgeport I ity registration M Mu“ msweettaonrulotto.
«prim; wlll sue the city [or ply. and 13mm know wumlotuwgm
lummmlglmlapim tor prosecuting ‘ffiffifififiJfifi‘mlw.
the unit. The pay has been withheld on ‘4. Lfifififirfigdfldhfie
the wound that thr- lists were not made he nulr our. twp Ill llw windows
legally A nd nutter lhelr golden curb.
\‘iclvr .‘l. Curtis, sun 01 A-istantSu- .
terinlr-mlmt John 0. Curtis, has been 33%;“.“1. fifi‘gkm: «91:53.16
:lmnintflllfiwtol the mammal“ 1;‘§;':,gi;l;gvg;’g;;':'g¥2-
nl t‘u- Adonis Express company, to soc.
am! we lute C. A. Peabody. Belles
beeu mlllt'l‘ in the company's Forty-
second street olllce. New York. for over
two years.
Miss ”minus Unuliu. 0! Bridgeport,
died Tueaday. leaving all her property to
St. Mary's Guild and the poor 0! St.
John's church,
5| “nail-pl... Dire-1.
lluy W nor your buys and he.
hauling I‘ll. lunar-reco-
I.
It on]. rate- a little thing
To kindle a bl: blue,
it] drop l v; a that! or match.
tlr in .LGn ways;
And long tntorn you reallzr.
\ ml! 1: mse III» taken the.
You lose your all. «riled rooms,
ll: tor-duration due.
I: it not better for you
‘Agalnhl such loss. and no protect
Iswtul hair. It is thought she may have “m Mm m, “mum,
lnaur. with him. and you may sleep
a brother living who has not been heard , _ h.
of .s...m.... u... be .m «m... :Lllrrmm‘mgl...
not. In the end he'll male t right.
The estate “George A. Welb. former
. , ml 0 st
wartnerol l’. 'l'. Barnum. was adnlltted "n:::.:" ’ ' "
8. speed.
.\ u some wllb In to Mr. llateh'a.
\lld'bny a bushel nitrate or more.
ha yun wan war
”and; rumor ind nod groin
statesmntatoflwllo. m”
alarpauoantotrealestate In Bridge- m and
part. ‘l'hewill-lrn over Illa property
told-kw Min-and there will be
ovum Mn and. ;
., ,—-.-.m--l IIWHI' li'll ,.
Yorhllew Haven and Harttord
roadoonwsny,wblehweretobare been In”
beardbetore Justice D. P. Harrell thh
V rwprlelur.
“mt. staple nasal rm, urn-cotton.
.t. LAN" coal—«Cine, and “Dirty.
.‘lr Lam» a ‘illllcl make "le mouth water.
\‘l-ar'a pour: 1.
r‘ ). .rlCK‘I'DIII). 1 south Mala Stu-r.
a J I ml Bowl um.
lulu-er. r. Ira—Fun u renal-u .m-l.
crv'llrtlollnelnhem'lullt‘e‘e
a nrwevaary as .. or a
"ahead it
last WI: mlwnlrgwlllh
trues Ber.Onor¢sVan slat ll
rim-rim ”r. n m and 731;.
“Ind. 12 on:
In. I Hulvtr mom-low E
3, -_ Ject."rbe
Green. ltev.
ricer. more In. um; r.” . ul.;
1: m; tauperxlm-e t-erv w,- 311! p.
people‘s neetlnc 5‘3)
rumor. wen subjee'. "tbs
trinity." follow: by hptlsm.
die the linen. Norw
m. Divine service
"Another Year." at Imp m.
man on to will rem ed,
or N
The
Christmas. Inning
Iata sermon and Hot
.mat {:3 n in
on after the service.
and (‘bapel street. Sorwalk. Rev.
um. warm. but Mass. 7 a 111.:
"3' P. In.
Eur Ann's ltrrrlonlsr. our
.Vurwnlk,
m.-. Sunday srtmol
tux m p. m.
I. In. Young P..-
[then do alt-nun Her. C.
tur. Services at walls. w. and I‘ll
4:9! SrIlmlI. 3:.” p. In.
mu strrrl.
ln.: Helm-an services at :1!) p. In.
p. In.
South Sorwalk. Sunday school.
_ :eclirrm”—-Kl’ft L'llnd 1
Blbkclsnatdnrng song as
drawn! lwrnuulll'
street. lorwalb. Rev. J D Jan
Watch-night sartor- at It’ll p. In
at 1:159. in; Prayer meeting at
Communion will be chhraIe l.
lug. ulnar Wall ltml Knight alrlvt
Ernie-roe meeting. 0:3)
01 Yule
YUl’lt'I: ls bevebv gt
l\ Belle! tor the Clty 0!
day.
nary
II. at 7:» p. In
3;“
appeals tron: the dotn
thtllst ol 1
IA ”NEW C lilill'l'l'.
HENRY I). I’ll. .
day of lleetlnber. W.
. NOTICE!"
“V.
Furnish:
loo- 2, Innate Building, -
(“eras tron honest and liberal
«‘le
DlA
9. mm 1 ct.
llflrrinzs to God." Morning sublet". “the
“film: or Ills 'Power." tollowed b tn- Lord‘s
Ermine“.
Par-tor. tier. I'. "surge -\ . Fowlke.
p. In. Her.
College. will preach in the evenlng.
city Board of llellel llotlce.
flat the Bond 0!
lb Norwalt will
meet on londay. Janna'y I. et tom a. In; fri-
nar'y I. at ? lip. In: Wednesday, Jul-
. at mp. In ratnrday. January
at t mull Chamber. tor
the purpose Malls-rin- and derail-lulu. all
or the City Aron-son
and equallsln and all noting the valuation In
listed at norm 0! Bomb Maw-map... {rm
morning. Holy maufl... baptism and
re—
tbo third
will be
.andtt-a - brtstmss n rendered
reputed
Soawm unnoorar. West and Mott are-
. ll. pcstur.
' Sunday
lownrtb league meeting. as» .
vetting :ll
«hour's tutu fur Men."
Soawm Bar-rm. last avenue. clowns
I. 1!. Robbins. water.
' Sutton; school. .
Serb
m.
we
'. “pp"!-
m- Psen’a Erucoru. Church street. oppo-
ulk. Bar. 8. T. Graham.
II IV Conrrnnnnm with sermon. “Inject. "A
Model Beulnnlng ot the Ne ‘ Year." at Ill!) a.
wltb sermon. sub
Sunday at
nrrironnd Hal baptism. «will momm-
(ilucn Immoral. Belden arcane and Cons
Rev. 3. 11. Walking rector.
claim at Christ 8min: alter
Frontal rm: litany
lolnrrmninn. urn a. Ill:
Sunday 1‘:th .15 p. to. [iron n; Prayer
1‘»
Sr ltsur's. It. (3.. corner of West avenue
\\'. J Sloc-
Chlldreu's
31.1mm» a or ; Iligb Mani, 10;”; in; Vespers.
. \‘ansmlr
avenue. East Norwulk. Rev. (7. ll. he“. v
rnr. Preaching 10;!) II. in. and HI) 9. nu; bun-
dny fi‘lllltl. l‘.‘ m.; young people‘s inn-ling ow
p. m.
Sr Psr'lhl Murrow, Vanandt rl Odmrn
airline». liars! Xoru slk. Smalls) r lulu-1:11» {a
r:l.'. Ull‘lhc «m 1: ml 11 sermon ls! 4H”). m.
\m'n'r umlmtx. VallZsmll uvemr. tum
I'l’t‘m‘hzllk‘. Will a. m. and I to 1'
131.} :1.“ 1.»
b: urrSunwsu Smlsrl l‘osulml mm 1 l.
.l. Alplvrmn. 3m»
P. It . >11".
Fur-m Nouwnu Lu'n'lll Rmm. 2;: ram»
Human *unll ly srllml av M; II a.
by p «l or.
t'. A. Ill’ut'klllelel’: Eltluall Slhflt'l at 3.1:
rmusuwoou Usroa (mull. Ely avenue.
3:” . m.;
l-\llIiIB servhe Tfl p. “L. subject. “trod Cub
“walnut”: Brunt. Church street. near
TM lor avenue. Sunday school at 3:3) p. In.
Your!) Inc's Cnmsrun M‘Ilflol.-
I! i I}. m.
Knight
ill-A, pastor.
('iaturdayl.
Mural“ centre at l0. Ila. on Sunday all-rural
(12” p.
m ;
erenlnxservlco at Tilly. In... when the Holy
Csnvsnv llArrlzrr marrrfiuluuml Bulld-
3. .‘iorwslk.
(‘hrls'lan
Walls.
zlloard ot
teller
Ill
Hart purchased the tumour. and Inn
runner m1 mull, conducted h Goa.
It. It. turd rum ally snllult a share
' Wfleemww
ultimatum mull
' «unanimous»
Filo, tile and Accident Insurance
H. D. Smlth.
”mall.
I tt
dill” ‘lll‘llilllE DSIIIE‘S
Dnrtnelbswastrsar In
WATCHES
dull!!-
oun opportune
" cum" and use
Hum haynadr auction.
MONDS
nullity w-Bm' prior.
(Genuine Article.
r WVW“
TWJWWNN
. , mourned-m.
findsomotbingtofindlaultwitb. Although Vlodo uotcleimto
.. bottle verybaat, still it was more than a little unilateral to
Mm: filmmis‘lifiéndi‘mhfiéfiw has“. which iwé
Right here we wish to thank the public in general most heartily
for their kind patronage; also to wish you a most pleasant and
hearty New Year. To come back to business, the past season in
has been, as you know, rather lob warm for heavy jackets and
m mulls, etc. Although it will not break our hearts or pocketbooks
to carry them over, we do not like to, therefore we shall ofier you
the following special values: p
7.98, reduced to 85.95
310.49, reduced to $5.98.
Bosféfi
Grand Holiday Announced}
season to display to the people a fine and well selected stock of
Holiday Goods.
Exclusively for the Holiday season. We have always had the
reputation of
season, and on which we never ask only importer-3’ prices, which
are exceedingly low.
great quantities were sold.
people. on styles 9: Juvonllen, 1.000 styles or limtleu. 300 an-
tirely new publlcutlo’hs ' A grand assortment of Christmas rind
New Year cards on exhibition for the Holiday season.
Kid Bodies, Bisque heads, Dressed and Undressed, jomtod and
plain, all the newest novelties.
chiefs are piled upon our counter, ranging in price from be. to our
03.00 ouch. Never before have we had a grander assortment than
at. the prmnt time for the Xmas season.
complete assortment of Gent’s Underwear from the ob
thebrst.‘ All graderofGenta'Oottou, Wool and
An elegant variety “OW Gourmand Outta. Id
nverythlnclh lb“ department froth sud new at popular prices,
Min of
V ' . 9—; »
The verybestot peopleii they only tryharden‘ouxbonn
.1 OBI m... ,
. * THE worm oi mitt:
AW‘WI’U
Wow . "
“an”
BARKER
l.
-‘
tie-’1 state Agent hw- W:
MUFFS ammo“ mm” ‘
‘ ~49 mulls r .39 79--Washlnglun SI, 79
J39 “ .49 summon! . f‘i’f‘ ‘
.. All PAP BS
u w E ,
1-09 “ .98 . ___._.________ f_
1.29 “ b‘est black coney, 1.09 PICIIIIES Flamed mum”. . _..
:3: Mlle" 3.1.1, 1?: llTItTt' nurture,
3.2:. ~ .. .. 2:2 Paints. OIIS. Glass.
‘i.l’tl ‘ l “ it 2.50 m V .
llcollnlr.
L. H. Decker,
79 Wasbiagten st. so. m ‘
, ciofinks.
Ladies’ Beaver cloaks in black and tall. 33 49.
Ladies’ Beaver Cloaks in black and tan, fur trimmed, were
mull—dill? Business)! ‘
Merrill "
(‘ollege educates both sexes hr
Rated at tnltion are naudernte
the reach of all. .
Ranks withtbe best ln the can . ' '
Assists its graduates togood turns. .
Business . .
Branches. embrac Commercial. M
band, Ty ewrltiua. '1' play andArchlt-o-
tare. tang t tboronehly; also mil-manual:
nnd Art [Departments-
College
lqulptnent la unequalled In New ”laid.
and unprecedented utilities are altered tor
obtaining a sound Business Education. Win-
ter opening Jun. 3. 1m For cat addrm
ll. A. MBKHILL. Pree..Starnio . Conn.
Pay ma Mortgage
On Your Home ,
It you live or die by taking ”endowment
who). Young manly cents allay will In.
>ure you for One Thousand Dollnra. I!
want to pretlfl your totally or
ll!lIhfl(‘.IflSur? at oaceln be
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Ladies’ Cloaks in tan luelton, were $8.98, reduced to 87.49.
Ladies’ Clocks in black clay diagonal, were 811.98, reducld
SS 419.
Ladies“ Clonks in tan nlcltnn plaited back, 3 length, were
Balance of our Holiday Goods at 50 per cent. discount.
83 Washington Sweet.
6E0. VAN ALSTlllE. Proprietor.
M. S. Sm'ith’é
in
hit Ills. co.
0? HARTFORD.
3. S. L’Hommedleu.
\ckl'lhlll Warthlsuton St. South Norwali
”anal Hansencalcinirelmaulel .
And deal- in
Gifts of Every Description. till PAPER All! mulls
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houses. for In llomcn notice postal.
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ll Washington street.
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rnmwumng :’
ALDEN ”WAN
JOHN ll.
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Undertaken; “
t KNIGHT arm. NORWALK. 90810
Opposite Horas Ball's! Denot-
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During this week we are making the greatest efl'ort of the
Fancy Goods
displaying the neuteat and latest novelties of the
This we could only afford to do unless
JUVENILE Bill‘shlifl loolLEls
Novel-{was such a vnriet .‘ of elegant books placed before the
BER. W
Our stock of Dolls for the present season cannot berm-pureed.
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Handkerchlefs. ,mnggmggrelgw
New special bargains. Dozens upon dozens of Handker. ‘
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._ Gents’ Furnlshmgw” Ev.»
We have snew arrival or Gents’ Neckwesrin all styles. A ”"5 3. g. 3m“, »'
i ‘ mulrlrl return.
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