name 'or
prment.
I'm: Joseph A.~Volk, George 8. Trow
‘ laidge. John lclfahon. Edward F.
1Knappand AmosG. Judson.
Mayor Lockwood then read his mes-
sage, which was received and ordered
placedmifile. Itwesusfollows:
Agreeable to the establilhed custom, I
l‘ few
t needs of the ' the most
urgen city coming year.
' I would also call your attention, briefly.
take the liberty of now oflerin
suggestion relative to some of
to a few facts relative to the past year.
3.”
car
to d...
we cannot afford to longer dela
v. ulany
things in addition might be added to the
advantage of the city in the near future.
but we wish toand feel that we can af-
ford to only carry out inch plans as may
he runnebly indispensable. That there
hundesireon the part ufany nine in
the city with any unnecessar
debtor fixation I feel confident. \ e
, andthepnblicboth wish and hope for
anecommio admin'ntrntion. but let us,
remember thereissuch a thing as false
economy. We have many illuatva‘t'v',
softhislact, notably among ’5' ’ ’
. oorwooden sewersystcmlv ‘
our man-dam road on!
. worn out ppv ’
Tl! llll’
. bdae'ssytofollowthereading
ill Illinois of preceding meetings
Fll'thehslloting forsenior councilman,
whidiresultedintherhoiceofflenryD.
.Fcu. Thesenicrity tlthectherconncil-
men was determined by ballot as fol-
‘ 1m Honorable Board «Councilmen-—
"‘ ileum-.-
estions relative to the ensu-
will only call your attention
things which in my judgment
desire to open new streetsorer
tend cues already opened will receive
your hearty (to-operation. let every in-
ducement poreihlos'n this line he offered.
To amist thagrowth of the city should
he «:th ambition. A great sev-
ing '7 be nude in this department by
the city owning its own horses and work-
ing them on the rtreeta in con'unctinn
with the fire de merit. And would
sun t that committee on streets
con er with‘the committee on lire depart-
ment as soon as posinble and endeavor to
arrange this matter sat'ufuctorily, and
offer a resolution for you to act on at
your earliest mnvemence. Our commit
tee on sidewalkk will find plenty “EV“.
he pmprrly attends to the many *
this direction. Many sidewalks
even and need relaying or re . ,
on many stree w 0- 7.
Above all. If qi' 3“ n”: m
walks l' ' ‘ ‘ about ll W
or ' ‘ J ‘ I
1 , . fury-ed . .
muffin: In in We ,,
the‘AtlaiItic can: it is likely tor-w. L
enough to this vicinity in give manudwr
freeaing mu. The low worm-In vi“
not. however. be asprohected ea thetiif
last week.
._Drlicioua homemade Kak’e find: to
day, atlane’a. bl Washinnul afresh"
meetaovflimeon 3. Baldwin, of New
of the emit-zest members of the -facultv
of the Yale Law school and whofor
many years has bren one of the chief
counsel of the New York and New Eng-
land rnilwey system. is to be appointed
to the supreme bench of the state ofOon
necticut The position has been tendered
to him. has been acceptedandhewill
enter upon his new duties soon.
A few days ago W. B. Patchen. a
youngmanempluyed nnderiustructions
at theNorwalk Iron Works. lam a die-
moodatndvaluedatOl'lS. Hebedbsrn
inthemitofwearingthestudwhilsat
work.and one day leaned against his
mac' ,Thediernondbrokcfrom the
setting.felltotbelloor.and wascarvisd
ontlatbsehin. Zl'helnss wss not d'n.
coveradppfilsuma time after. when a
dilligentseerchrmultediuthestudbeing
foundriathamm iron bmiunwheruit
hsdhiafmthrsedeys. Theownerwes
sooijoysdthsthpresrntedtbsuudsr
with“.
——lr. Edwin Premey. of Norwalk.
badmhofthslwrillnuiniastlegc,
Wmd.hasheenaccepesdtolillapoa-
itlcuasbcokkespsrwithalargebenking
flrmiaNewYmkcity.
'l'lisfcllowlugjurorshsvehsen drawn
hr the radon of the December Civil
BupsrbrOoorthegianingmdsy. Rich-
ard if. (hint. Charles ll. emu.
Berlin
m _ . resumes»,
liratferdHuhe lurker. James I. lat-
.. 7 Hill. Bunt-
mi.” 1i in ". . . f‘
ll bliss-Murderous”
“W‘Mwmmw
mat-nu» Thsyrarebmdpullilisd sue
' ,hdfimmsflmm
. steer. As I have already inf '
_ remarks relative to a new
. derived at a very small cells M
Haven, who has been for a hug timenne ,
. Astral-lugs:
some kl w '
(tensity. It k lnconaidlem
homaontodrawittoafire 3000!
then require a lean to run
very great benefit tothe
ing to an alarm
time in the near future when alt—
depurtment could be afloided
changes would’be needed. 1
press upon your minds too
need of more hydrants. In
too long a line olhae is
loss of time. Place plenty
around; they will cost
and they are liable at any
of great value.
Ponce para
We ought, and I don a the W
ncrall do. appreci '
githlulymnlmer in wk“ the church
severally and gen evening. W
their dutibe: "of the Wub of-
rito to cor arch '
edgdoit. we“ in “I. ch ”J
fortunate in_ #5 fl 7%”
and but ft"
"—Bonad books. 15 cents. at Coleman's.
The.Ansonia Sentinel sends a happy
New Year's greeting to various other
papers throughout the state. Here are
aligned words lt'apeaks for The Sun
tilt-i “Tuour namesakoof South Nor—
walk.’l'lll Web. we can speak with
goodwill. 1r isstriving herd man a.
Irld audits success iaevident. lt iua
”lendidlocelaewspaper. ‘l'henewyear
oughttobefullofpleasureforit.”
wheel! Okfurd Donuts alt laine's.
3,. today. but
rum-m Joseph attic: and cone.
Weathering in amt-pm again
7 . TheytookLieuteuantGaome
Hoyt'e dog with them and thoonly thing
thathappeaedtomartbeirpleasure and
prev. them from getting any game
wasthekillingofthecaniueonihscow
eel-dated railroad. [Mauser lloyt
valusdhleiatflo.
-—0ld-fashnaed Islam Kandy, 19
rents a powad;Wintar Glens memes.
best Kwalaty. ”seats a pownd; Pepir-
ruintKremqhest Kwalety. 10 seats a
pound.
Thsdrawhsad of a car on an extra
east-bound fills. Freight pulled out
jmtbslow the Springs-nod bridge yes-
terday morning. aboirt 10:!) o‘clock,
throwing the tar d the track. The
Stamfordwrrckerwssaent for, but the
carwmgctoatberalh beforeitarrired
andwasbrnoghttc the freight yardin
tbhcrty. The sale was bent and the
upper part of the car was damaged.
Travel was delayed for some time. all
traiespesiugtbroughonthswsst-bouud
trachsnntil after 1 o’clock. J. ifs-in
wasthecondnctcrdibefrslght.
--Pure codes with purecrvam.5c. a
cup.depotrfieurae_i__0pmellnight.
manual-instinct the Gourmet.
ticnalohurchsoeistywasheklhfieven-
ing. John B. Perri wmreelectedon
Ihemciety's committee: as werssbo the
mhuaCharlmdstJohn,Wsllucslc-
Quhso. If. Cliflord Pardee. E. W. Pitch.
Fred Bowen. Charla Hayes. James
H. llitchell and Robert G.
litchsll. and the tithing-man.
Franklin A. Tollm. F. 8. 1400.
William lawnucemnd c. 8.8t.John.
The report of the treasurer, Jacob H.
We! him-tr»
4m: Rwanda-ow uni»
time. laudaleasblagtonstreet.
lastwsskl'rsdflcbridsr.sbsrbersrn-
ploysd hyJoth.Brummsr-.placsdhir
hundryheckuf diameter lathsshup
and whm liswsat mluokfnritltwes
seated on the toportnenfi’hm I
,Lynn's Plain. formerly of Norwalk.
,iweregivensrecepliou‘by the ladies of
mp‘nmmmi church, in the church Pl"
suit?
i . y. . g .
azm'tyuub-um. 0“ WW
left Norwalk yawerday for It.
wherehewillspsndaweek witbhb
cousin on the shores of Byron like,
in which there iseacellent fishing:
Thoma. lfovison, who has been se-
riously ill at the Hotel Normandie. New
York city, returned to his homeon West
avenue yaterday and spot a pleasant
daywith his children, whom he had not
men in many weeks.
The newly elected uncer- of Our
Brothers' lodge. l. O. 0: F.,were install.
ed last night in the pvaence of the
surrealistic-scour! but am- e M!
bribed-yer
Remand Ira. Alexander Hamilton.“
Deputy Grand Ifester W. l]. Marigold.
of Bridgeport; Grand Warden Impold
Delaw, of Her-idea; Grand Ifa'shel
Davidll. Allen. of New Haven; Grand
Representative Fred 8. Hunt, of Bridg. -
port. Pale-ring the ceremonies all re-
paired to the banquet hall, where caterer
lead and supper.
lors. ashtray night.
AsronG.8hsrwuod.evI!Ilod by 0th
owlcvehouse at Gaelic"! “I“. l"
drunkenness and breach 0‘ “I? W-
wutriedhefmdusfice Coolidge Slit)!“
dayafternoonanddircbargod.
Thenewlyelectedcmcers cf (bucord
Division, Sons of Temperance. were in-
stalled hut nightly Deputy W. A. Keir
loge. Vidtcrswenueaenlfmmlm' .
hahnDivistou.ofSoath waalk.
The uranium which sold the Beretta
that Alrnudw use Ami-i wd li-
Hattie entrants" to be mow-tn
month was prim! “WW. '3 Mb
parties emphatically 119“! “W “1”"-
‘l'heruonthly businera meeting of St.
inur- chapter. Bhrtheriimid Milk in.
drew. Will be held Thursday evening atB
o'clock. As this iv the firstmeetiuguf
the newyrsrwit is “ousted install
DONATION.
A surprise donation was tendered Rev
and Ellis 0 G Calico at the Baptiet par—
sonage. Siturday evening A largv
number of the church members were
pres-lit and the occasion wesmuchen—
lured.
WES‘I'PGIT.
On Tuesday. January 3f. Horace Sta-
W. the lminderof Staplea' High School,
will celebrate the ninety-first anniversary
of his birthday. The feativiiiee. as in
former years. will commence at 1!
o'clock. when Mr. Staples and many
friends will partekeof aeumptnmrsre
pm. to be followed by exercises by the
pupilsof the school. in the school hall.
Mr. Staph-a will deliver his annual
W to the yoifhg pvople.und ad
die-are will be made by prominent men
of theststc.
chainrcneda party from that city to the
annual asswmhly of the Norwalk laws
Tennis club last night. it coneistsdof
Edward Housman. John Bliss. Ar-
thur B Leonard. limCoraSmith and
llius (kilns-ins Dune.
alluyler‘a candy. fresh every dar. at
lane‘s. bl Washington at.
lira Johanna L St. John. widow of
William St. John, died at her home in
New York yesterday. aged seventy eight
years Thedsceesed was a relative of
the Hoyt famdy. of Bart avenue. The
remains will be brought to Norwelk for
interment on Thursday.
I'- tha Bast-ens l:- of Harwell.
As pastas interested in all that per
tains to the general and highest welferr
of our community. we have availed our
selves of this menu of arresting your at
tention. \h'e ilmire. in aortic sense. It)
speak [terminally to each of you. It has
been a source of great satisfaction to us.
to note the energy and some. with
which you apply yourselves to business
undertaking. You are by no means
“Slothful In busirmsz“ but it is our car-
nest desire to see you giving a like force
fnl illustration of the remain-
ing portion of the some very:
“PM!“ in spirit serving thr
Lord." We most gladly acknowl
edge your genennts contributiom to the
support of the church and of the cause
of Christ generally; but we would have
you engage more largely and heartily in
the social and spiritual work of Christ's
kingdom. You have talents for both and
“The King's business" hath need of
then You will believe us when we tell
you of our interest in whatever serves to
improve the moral tone and the religious
charactcrcfonr town: but our interest
A meeting of the Ladies‘ society of the
Norwalk We! church will be
held in the chapel krmorrow afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Reports from the various
committees will be read and the revhed
constitutions will he brought before the
meeting for consideration.
St. lary's Total Abstinence and Be-
nevolent societyheldits annual meeting
lestniglit. The following calms were
elected: President. John T. Bayes:vice-
president. Thomas Powell; financial sec-
retary. Daniel IcOarthy. Jr.: recordix
mercury. John J. Powell; treasurer.
John L. Kelly; marshal. Patrick Buck-
Icy.
Writing cooking recipes in anion-sh
bucks b the blast fed. Under eadi
formula-wrltmnin tbs hookispleutd
thesignetureof lhepcrm contrlbuull
it.
nentasyonia. Your homes.yoursocial
audbnsioess inlerestsere bere.andlike—
lytoremaln solorsome time to
court. Each of time *0. lm’
inately conwted with the KB“
eralmcraltoneand million. WW
malnlalnedinthe churches and in the
communityatlargc. 'lu appointing the
ranniiinoflbia Week of Prayer it has
bed‘oarouspuvpcse‘inpromou those
”WW and “hit”. him 0‘
1h? I. . Mdkhhvlairlsll other road «II--
it "w 0'" mm ummmmmlamrm-
will, m. "WNW”. .“J‘h‘ thesis in: mum. We
do. of school. During the I'm moatcordlallyln'llo 1""! therefore. as
surround-MGM m “0'” ‘5‘ busier-memtopullhciflldfow In
dlstrlacommlttectodemlnhsr cla-at W" m tin-es martian by honoring
MM“ M 3" was consider» thsmwithyourpvsssncsmadyourm
sblymrpvhsdatthhhutwmmcrsso Wlnflmintheirbebalf. Do
who-hm“ “'0 “m M younotmihbnuoh.» least. to the
muum.w vim“ wanimnmmnwm
distrbt m “a ‘coearatalstsil cleafcrhisunceeslng ponds. to you.
awapmhuflmflhfllbmywmtooareommsm. to
a“, sun, wss may. kw
freshmen were brought forth tron
their-hiding . M s but!“
when MI- In ..
wmuuswmectthswbols MI.
ndtltiuskrhmu'flfllfl ultihsqaallywelenms. The-eating
thukhsvlklmhfsrthstrkfadeem. “momhhthew
" alchareh.to-uiurruwle lb m
hummumbWN-Iw tho . Illulll “mum
row in BUM with lithe-“liq 'lifldcluuk. M
m a“ m “I u Uh I‘ll”
unused-dualtlwt-almuar.‘
youngiaan to ascertain the respective
meriteoftlseglrlswhomhsknowswhen
be u wrlously memo-flu In.“
I if: "If":
. do; {96:33:th
‘f'
whichubrhthnltyband ever has been
thenklsf owner-marl Oar warm are
hsnhuuusarissmhstbsvissnhrsef
, umfi‘uwm a»
ass of “minim-t
Thesauri-8W5”
&
south” _ NORWALK. .
“EllilGregtirymf Bunimastreet.
Norwalknpcutfiunday. with friends in
m aura-nose.» our mm“ °‘ We“
o n ,
CONTI-
IIIIONAI. HINTION.
The ”:3. Cl lot-hit Ml.
ImhulheAndn-wof New York.
lsviitingtheliwesfletlsr,Weststreat.
_li- Ida Hutchinson. of New York
clty,bvlsiting relatives and friends in
South Norwalk.
lira. Sylvester Grumman. of Henry
street. spent yrstmday with her daugh-
ter. in Bridgeport.
Ir. and Ira. Edmund bluff,“ Chair
nutstreet, spent New Year's with J. B
Lyons. West Nurwalk.
Ifr. and Ira. Herbert VanNem. of
New York city. are guests of Him Grace
lead. of Holt avenue. .
lord. of Franklin etreet.
Kr. and Ilia. George Burton, ace Ilka
Woodhull, of Chicago, are visiting her
parents on Union Park.
Miss Adele Hamilton. of Lyon's Plains,
formerly of Norwalk. has brain stranding
the holidays in New York city.
Miss Hattie Phillips. of Waterbury,
has been the guest of Senator and Mrs.
John H. Ferris for the past few days.
Him lillie Houghton. of Orchard
street. returned home Saturday evening
from a v’uit with friendaiu Philadelphia.
James Scott. of Newhorgh, N. Y”
who spent the holidays with his uncle.
John Callaghan. of Saugaluck, retunierl
home Saturday.
Ilr. and Mrs. David Gould returned
to their home on Academy street last
night after a week’s visit with Mrs.
Everett Marsh, at Georgetown.
llira Basie Winters. who has been vis.
sting lies K. Oarmond Vosburgh,8pring
strum. returned to-her home in Newark.
this morning. scrumpanied by Ii- Va-
nurgh. who will make her ashort visit
Among Novwalk’s New Year’s guests
wereRobert D. Beatty. of New York
city.athissister‘s. Ira. Matthew Bird.
vf Union Park: Rd. Curtis. of Brooklyn.
:th the parental residence on Union Park:
dr. and Mrs. Water ant-3.0! Waterbury.
with Min Sarah if. at", on \Vcef
ivenue: Him llemie lickinSon. of Straf
.unl. and it... nary Abbott. or Bridge-
port. with bliss Bertha Godfreyml Chest-
viut street. Norwalk; Mrs Horatio
Brown. of Ihubnry, wiih her mother.
llrs.Cotter.of West Main street; Miss
Sadie lkLaifontague. of New York city.
.it the residence of A. ll. Camp, North
avenue”; Mr. and lire. C. I]. Iiiiller and
son, of Wallinglord, with llr. and Mrs.
B. “'hitworth, of Lyric-s Place: William
ll Bateeand wife,“ Bridgeport, with
his parents on Chestnut street. South
Norwalk.
NEWSPAPER BBLICS.
A Copy of the Vicksburg Dally Cilia-n
friend on Wall Paper.
Mrs. C. ll. Hendrick, of Harbor
avenue, has in her possession a fee similc
copy of the first edition of the New York
Sun. issntxlat 232 William street, Sep
tember 3, 1833. by Benjamin H. Day.
printer. The paper was then a four—
page sheet, 9a]! inches.
8healsoharacopycf the Daily Citi-
reu, [sibliahed at Vicksburg. like.
Tuesday. July 3d, 1808, containing an
account of the bombardment of the city
by Grant’s troops. The edition was
prinlcdon the reverse sideof a roll of
wallpaper. Oneoftbelcudlngeditoriah
wesasfollows:
The great Ulysses-the Yankee Gen-
eralissimo. rumored Grant. has ex —
aid his intention of dining in Vicksmg
on Haturda neat, and celebrating the
giving a great dinner.
henasked if he would
'l
clry‘beforehe l . w to
eooka rabbitls“lirst catch the t,"
*. ‘
‘ 1"me appvndsd.’ dated ruin. by
the Union soldiers. appears the
following:
Twoda sbviug about
The bender of the tin
”J‘s:
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‘e irnfl‘ilv’ll'
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it mart.“
Chas E SeymOLUr.‘
L‘izn‘um'o GROOER.
tum intent.
Would you know iilistpraise
That an. curmuh with‘
Title it'is, dear friend and
anion
is highest.
'ration
-........_...- . .
Pure and simple imitating. ~ '
Come and follow where we lead you,
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
Boom will surely crown your edoria
"youth but TAG and
llli Him mains. ciniriisf'lii
PEOPLE'S IIIKET. FIEE llEll'Elll. PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
13 North lain $.80. Norwalk. 2! Wall st.. ,Norwelk. ‘
Telephone call, 523. Telephonecall. 518.
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WHERE I'll WGBSIIIP.
lea-m Preacher! laaday In the (my
and Borough churches.
The Sunday morning service at the
East Avenue Iotbodirt Episcopl church
was attended by a large congregation
despite the stormy weather. The exer-
cises were of a deeply interesting nature.
The pastor announced the names of two
who had been received for probation and
' the names of eight persons whose letters
of memherehip from other churches had
been received by him. Protracted meet-
ings are now being held in the audience ”d
roomof the church. Monday evening
there wu an encouragingly large com—
pany of people in attendance on the ser-
vioe, which was deeply interesting. The
hearty singing, earnest [layers and wil-
ling testimonies of the worker-ii preserit.
gave promise of the down-coming of
chowers of blessing on the neighbor-
hood There will he meetings each night
except Saturday. Everybody is invited
to them all.
Sunday weathe third anniversary of
the Rev. T. K. Noble's pastorate of the
Nurwelk Congregational church.. In
the morning the Lord's Supper was ob
served. and three persons were taken
intothe church on profession of faith.
In the evening services appropriate to
the pastoral mai'fl’ral'y were held.
The 7:” prayer meeting in the Baptist
church New Year’s morning. was well
attended and very interesting.
conducted by R. '1‘. Sheffield. and Rev.
GA. n‘dflmfmllenryA.
Bailey others made address.
I ELEGMPHIC BREVITIEB.
gambling by: the stude'ntaon athletic our
tests. '
married minds Dyer one November even
ing in two while both were drunk, secured
adivorce at Sioux Falls
The fifteen cattlemanand hired Tel-tie
who murdered two runners last spring
were put on trial at Cheyenne. Wy., on
charges of murder and arson.
Michael John Boever. aged twenty-three.
an ltaliati, fell through the ice ontbe Delav
were river near Heston. Pa, and was
drowned.
Dervisbea in Egypt attacked the v'
of Gsmai, but were repulsed. '
archbishop of licence. is dying.
Emperor William has ordered theta“
lawlessness of strikers at the Saar coal
mines must be suppremad at whatever
cost.
Dr. N. W'. Stryker is to be inaugurated
president of Hamilton college on Jan )7.
Chancellor A. J. Upton will pruide.
The works of the Bayless Papercompany
at Bingharnton, N. Y., were burned. Loo,
tron». insurance. noun
rugating works at Wheeling. Lou, 011»,-
(ll); insurance, $45,111).
Matteo Lenni, an Italian, who killed hie
wife, was sentenced to seven years‘ im-
prisonment for manslaughter in Provi-
deuce.
Mayor Horton took the oath of office in
Newport. and the new city council was
sworn in.
The Master Builders' association. of line-
tou, hassdopted a reanlutiuu for an eight
hour day for their workman.
Governor Flower has appointed as judges
of the municipal court of Syracuse Patrick
J. Ryan for the term of six yeeraand Wit»
lien: ti. Carly for five years.
The plant of the Arctic ice company at
Bangor. Me. was blown down by a terrific
gale. lines. 311“».
Perry Carter. a seventeenyearold boy of
Good Ground. in l.. was drowned while
skating on Shinnrcock hay.
Isthmus”! anaildresa delivered by
Emperor William h Isak ml] lhat lb
ralchstag would be’ dhwnlvad unless the
army bill was passer].
TNK m RAILROAD FEUD OVER.
llew lea-Ila. and Pennsylvania Fall out
and led- lip.
Paiunrinu. Jan. e—Ths lend over
it was
The Yale faculty will taki- steps to stop
You C. Shaffer. of Ithaca. N. Y..who
Charles Philip Plunge-trike! prieat and T
Fire destroyul Caldwell s: l’eterson'sm —
afraid
because
reliable.
.7001”,
W
8
WI
us add
ply at 8
l"L
ni
If a New York millionaire
her at 5th avenue and 26th
there
tors' bills and finally
each for Cactus Blood Core to cure them.
what would be the saving
b2: “23;” ehould not be
rig . persons at the faint?
Inquire at Pleisted's
you my have the problem solved and
get information about terns Blot-d (lure
‘fblor‘ézidifif
Real Estate and Insurance.
Persons look' f
with the view? 13;“ or
cellandemmlneourllri.
pale in
prices am
' s flew-1T. i ‘ no...
A cape nurse orcu t
Surwnlk.
AMER—Gentleman or
[y (are paid
Lv 16 Mon-dom-
nv- rooms In the
out or Wall and River
ply on the premises.
"In buying a cough medicine for chil- .
dren." says H. A. Walker. a prominen' t
druggisi’ of Ogden, Utah, "never be
to buy Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. There is no danger fromit
and relief ianlwsys sure to follow. I
particularly recommend Chamberlain’s
I have found it to be sefeand
It is intended especially for
colds. croup and whooping cough.”
giveaadjn-
_ coating
which gives 19 peoph (1W
people mud 81,456.00 in due-
huve to pay $5.00
percspiiafl
given,there
drugstore where
WASHINGTON mun-r.
house and
cribs
first... m
references. No. l6 Day “@82‘0.
ANTED—altiimrnersonrotthats. God‘-
pvm and steady worn year round.
Cm male eight to twelve dollars
Wheeler a Russell Bat Co.
R. avenue. New ’ J
not
Mili- pi."
ark. N . plw
defy 57m. Po~ltion permanent
her- . Enclose returnees and
need stumped envelo .
kb' ‘ ..Cl.ira pa
FL‘th-lirzn house. "or live we... win.
'I'llh party renting if desired.
Day street. .‘orwalk. I?
W
ATS in the new truemeut home at Ann
street.
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South \urwalk. toJ
south Norwelk. Apply at?
Will mono of seven more and '
"adorn Mug-5‘
MW. Ari...
dull
(mam: ofelxl'orlnacornerflruvs an...
and “mun avenue. m
Windward avails. rent tit: ‘35. a:
that drumcurner South Nah mm
fnrrl Place. “(In I15: {W m corner
Woodward avenue and street: rent
fl. Apply to ILA Woodward. fill!
(‘hichawsev piste. at 11"”
vrnlenres.
J. U. hurling».
“it
and about one acre
.bundencn of fruit from. etc. ‘ ed;
month. u'reat theo-ceof the “'3
('l‘hl’('0..3 Washington mm dll
‘OR receptions. entertel part" and
' ball-. 0. U. A. ll. hell. market-m
Norwalk. Electric llahtaend all con:
At rcanonable rat
4 Knight street.
Ht who!
Tm: stove urn; occupied by the a. and J.
Hermsnn Com ur. a‘ a room
in Jamrs' block. A3]; to . 5% lack.
wood. trustee. alb tf
volt shun.
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5m iled
snuary
dill 2w
dorm: Norman tinnitus line.
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summi-
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“number It. IE”.
At a mertlnr of the flank this date. a dirt--
ilr ml lo drpt‘iellnl'e was declared at the
t tor cent. per nannm for the till months end-
lug January I. um payahlson and after Jan-
ralc of
h. tart. Internet not drawn will he
in account and draw interval from
l. mu JOHN ll. KNAPP.
Treasurer.
gnfrrlri'iimrnfs. .. I i
£3...
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the ’
auto uni. scum illicit?
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