kale
m insurance. ‘
0' sum “DIWALI.
, mutt-stimulus
Eran or Counsel-1cm:
Carnal. Assnmv,
January Session, A. 1)., 1803. l
.DeitllsacbdbylheSeuaieond
‘ . . ii i
ohm tn
Qty of South Borwalk,” shall be and re.
main a body politic and corporate by
accession, and hecapsblc oi
suingandbeingsued,plesdingandbeing
implanted, in all actions and suits what-
soever; and of purchasing, holding and
conveying in fee simple, or otherwise,
ande all property, real or personal;
may and shall have a common seal,
with power to alter thesame at pleasure;
and shall have and continue topsere'ns
.nntl enjoy all the rights, immunities,
powers. privileges and inncbises now
belonging to,andshall besubjectto all
lb dull“, liabilities and obligations now
sutingupon said corporation, except as
. herein othcwise expressly provided.
F The City of South Norwalk, by its
‘ Common Council, may accept, care for,
impwve and maintain any land situated
in the Town of Norwalk, which may be
donated to said city iors public park,
andsaidlaudwhenso scceptedshallbe
icomeand remainapartot tbeterritory
{of said city, the mate as if included
within its present boundaries.
‘ Black. The boundaries 01de city
_'dlallbe as follows: lightning at the
intersectionoithsnorthlineoi theCon-
nscticnt turnpike and the west line oi
the borough of Novwalk: thence north
Clyiollowiogssid borough line to the
Won oi Stevens street; thence
waterly iollowing the south line oi said
Stevens street to the intersection cl
Ferris avenue; thence westerly to a point
onhundrcdieetnorth oi Cedar street
- and two hundred and eighteen ieet west
,d the west line oi D. M. Corbett's
psopsrtyfihencssoutherly to the cron—
w ”of Rotor: brook by the highway near
.--therseldeneeoi Dr. W. C. Burke: thence
. nuthesly, following the east bank oi
:‘Iotonbrooktoapoint due westoi the
north line at Windsor Place;
ifs-nee southeasterlty to the
intersection oi the north line
at the Ely Neck road and the south
line oi Ire. Alvis Kidney's property;
thence easterly to the intersection oi
Woodward avenue and the Keyser
Had road; thence easterly to the high-
water mark on the southernmost point on
; Milandnhence northerly to high-
, wstn-mark on the southernmost point oi
f Gngory's Point; thence northerly, lol-
’Iowlnghighwatevmarkonthomaiu
dross oi Norwalk harbortos point 09-
ptnitesnddueeastoithevoting district
chns; thence due west to said voting
[ .
L
dbtrict linc,and following said voting
districtlinstoWsstavenuc; thencss
du m lino to the northerly line oi the
Connecticut turnpike and following said
north‘llns oi Connecticut turnpike to
“I paint at beginning.
SIC. 8. Every elector oithisstste who
dull have statedly and continuously to
;, ddsdinsaidcity (or (our Matias, and
fill Win, while such residence
function-,acdwhllebe is registered as
_ hwsinalta pruvided,be entitled to vote
at all meetings oi said city.
find. The annual meeting at said
dusballhehsldonlhsiilstlionday oi
‘ October, in each year, at which time the
electors oissid city, by a plurality oibal-
bhomt u hwninalter provided, shall
, mmmmmmm-
_flsd,sudsaldnlsstlngiov the trans»
.4 both-imam than the election
at mid omens, shall stand adjourned
‘ Wiflo'cloekiu the evening oi the
lratlosdsy oi larch nest (allowing.
dssck plans as tbonmalon (bunch
_, "Maudnntitnoisaidadjoam-
sl-sstlsgsndcitksssvsul approprtar
Is walkout preceding said meeting,
month‘s-pesticides”.
sass
Lassa-g
islns
bull
i igzeetffi'to OliverE. Bark
siiforjgheir liberal patron
‘ ully ask for a continual]
rsiguod'haviu u
. , orbusinesscoilducted ii
: u street, South Norwalk, 0
continuance of the liberal patronage of the
Most respectfully,
Real Estate. Rents Collected. Houses to Rent
J
liEil (:IIWABTEB.
Ant III-ting to the City oi Bnntls
Haw-II. '
House our
Salmon 1. The corporation now ex-
hting and known by thsname oi “The
hid name, and by that name shall have
“ducasyrsoomlasadsdtobslnads
hills (blanc- Council sad oi other
“stubs trnaaetsd tbersat, shall
’hplbiishsdcuorhslorchdnmiay oi
tramp-Wham”!
alrtkwsbactbsrslso by pulling said
Saul. wmdnldcily
: lsybasahsdudhsldiasaid Ilsnssn
,‘fl‘mNMIflIU-
"ns-si-idcltysksllprwribe.“
“flotsam “shall-pretty
“Mikes“. Tbs-varni'u’tbsrwitklbsvotiaalistaadths
Whammmsnm taunt-WJMsscny slsrk,who
masochusuybvgslvutsr napsssldiagclswshsllhavsqlscial
“I is plastic. Any fiwtwtbsovdwlyeosdsstotsscb
Isthmus-s m,udthsurat oi pvrsoln db- at
ddslvassaadmmtytbmatsssssby law contemd
cal
cc. of the same
Very truly,
y
OLI
._...
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Estate
to my successor.
‘ f GEORGE LOCKWOOD.
rchascd the Fire Insurance and Real
‘ GeorgehLockwood, at N o. 2 South
onn., would most'rcspectfillly solicit
public.
VER E. BARKER.
. buss... .. ”Nb.
or, I Wish to cxpr’ess‘my
age In the past, and most rc-
Spring Announcement.
All
We have opened a complete
line of Clothing for llien’s,
Youths’. Boys’ or Children’s
wear. from the cheapest to the
finest grades.
annuslulssthlg upon nob propodtinn.
All special meetings called for the
electionoioillcerssball be when
the same manner, and subject to the
same rules, as prescribed (or the annual
meetings of said city. At all special
meetings oissid city, held ior the pun
poseoivotiugbyhallotuths voting list
prepared and used at the preceding an-
nual meetibgsball bathe votingliatior
Itch special meeting, and nil electors,
whose names appear thereon, shall be
entitled to vote at such special meetings,
it they have continuously resided in said
city,LuntiI said special city meeting, sub
ject to thellability oi challenge and the
right of addition, as provided at annual
meetings,
SEC. 6. The two member; of the
BoardoiReg'ntrntion shall elected a third
member, and ii they are unable tllsgree,
the board of councilman shall elect such
third member. Such three members
shall constitute the Boardoi Registration.
The clerk oi the city shall be the clerk oi
said board of registration. and shall re
cord their proceedings in a record kept
iorthatpurpcse. Saidboardshalloause
a list to be made oi the names, in alpha-
betical order, oi the votersoi thecity,
as nearly correct as practicable, and
cause a copy thereoi to be posted in the
post office in said city during the two
weeks next preceding the annual elec‘
tion. The clerk shall, up to six o'clock
p. m., of the Monday next preceding
such election, receive all names which
any person shall propose tobeadded to
or erased from said list, and shall annex
a list of such proposed additions and
erasures to the voting list in the post
ofllce beiore seven o'clock p. m., of said
Monday preceding such election. The
lloard oi Registration shall hold a public
session on the Wednesday next prev-ed.
log such election, from two o'clock p
In., until six o'clock p. m., giving notice
of the time and place oi such seesion in
some newspaper published in the town
oi Norwulk within one month previous,
and shall, at such session. correct the
voting list by adding to or erasing them
from the names of all persons whose up
plieations have been tiled with the clerk
as aforesaid, of whose legal qualifications
or disqualifications as voters oi said city
any two members oi the board may be
satisfied by reason oi personal knowledge
or by testimony, under oath, 0! two reg-
istered voters, and said board may con—
tinue such realm by adjournment from
day to day until sreasonableopportunity
has been oflered ior the correction oi the
voting list.
Sn: 7. The place oi voting shall be
designated by the Common Council, who
shall cause notice thereoi to bepublished
in a newspaper in the town oi Norwalk
not more than three weeks nor less than
two weeks preceding such election. The
polls shall remain open iron: six o'clock,
n. [1]., till live o‘clock, p. m. The inspec
tors oi elections shall designate ii presid-
ing oilicer ior the meeting, and an asst-lb
ant to relieve him in his duty.
The Board oi Registration shall cause
to be pasted and given wesch inspecwr.
beiorethe time oi opening the polls, a
copy oi the corrected voting lilt, authen-
ticated by the signature oi at least two
members oi said board, and came a like
copy to be posted at the place at voting.
li it appears at any electors' meeting, ex
cept when asecond election is held by
reason oi a tie vote, that the name oi an
elector has been omitted irom the cor-
rected list by clericalmmr, the Board of
Registration may, upon the application
oi an elector, add such name to suchiist,
provided, that they shall not add any
name to the list on election day that has
been passed upon by the Board oi Regisr
trstion at any one. oi the meetings previ-
ously held ior thecorrection oi the list;
and provided that no name shall be add'
ad to the list on election day without
the mascot oi a majority oi the Board
oi Registration. The inspectors shall
be present either tilenlselves or by
deputy. and shall check on the voting
intthenanlevoisllpersonswhose votes
are received. The names at such per-
sons as each voter shall choose and vote
lor shall be printed or written on one
piece all paper. A ballot box oi the
usual tarnatructlon shall be provided, and
each person otlsrlng to vote shall place
hisballotoutha lid oi such box. The
pruidlng odlcer shall receive and deposit
hthsballothoaths ballots oi all per»
sotaswinsnsmcssrsioundonths
voting list by the two inspects". includ-
ing those added on election day, and
at noon others. The presiding oilicer
shall close the polls at live o'clock p. m.,
and with the inspectors, count the votes.
snumncs the result, and close the
meeting. Immediately alter counting
the votes, s mtihcats oi the result,
signed by the presiding odiesr and the
two inspectors, shall be truss-lulu.
l! I m at the sponpvsidiagolllcsrslntowulasstisgs.
issiorsssid: and snylnspsclor may at
any time remove the deputy by him ap-
pointed and appoint another in his place.
upon certifying the same to the city
clerk, who shall record such change in
the same mouse as original appoint—
manta.
Sac... 'fllsOoulmon Counciloi said
city may snake such ordinances. not in-
consistent with the preceding section,
and (be statutes of the State. as may be
nccessary to regulate such meetings and
elections, and to provide for holding and
conducting the same,and shall iix the
compensation o! the registrars, their
assistants, inspectors, presiding oilicers.
box' tenders, check clerks and counters.
The registrars oi voters, in carrying out
the provisions oi this section, may em-
ploy their several assistants in the same
manner allowed town registrars in prev
paring the registry list oi towns.
The Common Council shall also muscle
be prepared and delivered to the maid
ing oflicer and to the registrar, at least
two days pvmious to any election (or
city oilices, uniiorm blanks on which to
make the certificates and reports men-
tioned in section seven. Whenever, at
any annual meeting. there shall be no
election to any oi the oilices, procribed
in section ten by reason of a tie vote,
said meeting shall be adjourned to the
next following Monday, and the election
to fill such oflice, or oillees shall be pro-
ceeded with, in the manner herein-
beiore provided. When any vacancy
shall occur, in any elective office
oi said city. the Common Council oi
said city, having been duly called to
gether ior that purpose, by the clerk oi
said city, shall proceed to iiill said
vacancy, ii in the oilice cl mayor, irom
one oi the councilmeu oi said city: ii in
the board oi Common Council. from the
legui voters of said city;ii in any other
elective otlice,iroru the legal voters of
said cily;a plurality of bullotsshall be
suiiicient to elect. and the person, or
perstuls so elected shall till the unexpir.
el term, and perform all the duties per-
taining to said oillce.
Slur. 10. At the annual city meeting
held on the first Monday in October,
1893, ior the choice oi city oiiicers, there
shall be chosen by the qualified voters at
said city irom among their number,by
plurality oi bdlots, a mayor, is ctty
treasurer, a city she-rill. an auditor.
seven councilmen,two members oi the
Board of Registration, and two inspec
tors oi elections, three water commis-
sioners, and three electric light commit»
sioners, nil oi whom shall be voted ior on
one ticket. All oi said oliieers, when
elected, shall enter upon their respective
oilices, on the first Monday iannunryJob
losing their election, and they shall lltlltl
office (or the terms hereinafter specified.
The water commissioners. and electric
light commissioners shall, on the Thurs-
Ilny iollowing their election, meet and
d.~terlnine by lot their respective terms
oi office; the term»! the first shall we
pire at the expiration of the that year,
that J the second, at the expiration oi
the second year, and that oi the third,
at the expiration oi the third year,
lrom the tint Mmday oi January, mitt.
.tnd annually therealter, there shall be
vial-sen, by the qualified voters, lrunl
among their number, by n plurality oi
ballots. a mayor, a city treasurer, an
auditor, a city silerill. seven councilmeu,
two mmlbers oi the txlsrdoi regist
lion, and two inspectors oi elections, one
water commissioner and a treasurer oi
the water load, and one electric light
commissioner, all oi whom shall hovoted
ior on one ticket. All oi said officers. so
elected, except the water commisshmev,
and electric light commissiom’r, shall
hold otiice ior one year, imm tholirst
Monday oi January, ioilowlng their
election; and all persons elected under
the [revisions oi ,this section shall hold
oillee for the term herein speciilcd, and
until their m shall be duly elecb
ed and qualified.
810.11. All MN m timid
city shall be sworn, «still-strolls
iaithlul libel-age cl their dutiea. The
iollowlng oath shall he addulstered:
”You, W, havln bell OW
oi the city at Booth itcvwalk, dosolemn-
iy swear (or shill) tht you will isltb'
tally dischar‘sthetluti-d said M
scnlrdingtolstndtothahdoiyonr
ability,sobslpyoaaolt"uldsath may
be administered by any dsly canstltstwl
authority or the m may sdninbtw
the same. and the person administering
the oath shall lie a mu that
tact with the city clerk,who shall record
the same.
due. is. ansvsrssy chain on-
".J lives oithecouple. Rev. and Mrs. F.
’ ‘ LAST NIGHT A'l‘flll PAIL
Ila Amory Crowded With People. lay
at then: Distinguished Illltnvy lost.
The Nor-walk armory held thalargest
gsthwings last night ever before anem-
blsdlnsnyoneplaoeinthstown.
it was military night at the (sire!
Company Dand theAInel-icsn llechanlcsj
and many prominent oflicers oi the
Fourth regiment were present. They
assembled in the Iiahackemo hotel,
where quarters had been reserved ior
them, and where they were met byComo
puny D, who escorted them to the
armory, headed by Heine's band and
a drum corps. The oflicers were in
carriages. They were Adjutant General
Bradley, New llaven; Commimary Gen-
eral Jamison, Middletown; Colonel
Morse, llartlom, assistant quarterlnaster
general oi the governor's stall; Colonel
Frost, Lientenaanolonel Crows. 0!
South Norwalk; Major Sheridan, oi
Bridgeport; and the stafl, Adjutant Cro-
iut. oi South Nurwalk; Surgeon Godfrey,
oi Bridgeport; Assistant Surgeon Wat.
son, oi Danhury; Captain Holly, inspec-
tor rifle practice, Stamiol'd: Psymaster
E. E. Crown, Birmingham; Quartermsso
ter Everett E. Noyes. oi Stamford. The
non-commissioned oilicers were Sergeant
Major J. H. Wade, oi Norwalk; Drum
Major Charles E. Kiliingbeck, oi Bridge-
port; Commissary Sergeant William E.
Burton, of Norwalk, n’nd Quartermaster
Sergeant Robert 0. Mitchell, oi South
Norwalk. Other ofllcers pruent were
Captain Bendrie, Lieutenants Johnston
and Fitch, oi Stamford; Captains White
and Gleason and Lieutenant Shelton, 0!
Bridgeport; Lieutenant Parsons, oi Win.
sled; Lieutenant Breckbill, oi Danbury.
The lair committee had prepared an
entertaining programme, which wasl
thoroughly enjoyed by those who wit-
nessed it. it opened with a saber drill
by lilteeu young Indies, who went
through various diilicult evolutions and
were heartily applauded. Then followed
an exhibition on the horizontal bar by
Proiessor Charles E. Killingbeck. Bert
Booth and Ernest Norton, of Bridgeport;
Ovie Fredrich, Richard Fitzgerald, John
Welsh and Ernest Wilson, oi the South
Norwalk Athletic club, the latter acting
as the clown. They periormed many dri-
ilcult teats. Bert Booth did some iarley
club swinging, and the exhibition closed
with some high kicking, all these parli-
ipnting tit-quitting themselves credits
ably. The selections by Millel’s Banjo
club were finely rendered, but could not
be fully appreciated on account of the
immense crowd. Heine's band gave a
concert during the evening, among the
selections deserving especial mention
being the )laritaua and William Tell
overtures. At 10:3) dancing comment'-
ed. Heine's orchestra iurnisbing umsie.
WEDDED ELTWILIGHT.
A BIIMEPOB‘I' GENTLEIAN WINS
A lillllWAllI BRIDE.
Ills Cum-do 8. (ll-atoll m tho
who at Dr. classes I. Gibbs—Innings
Cl Il- unttn I’lllt, o! Bull-m. I.
lav. I. W. CIwwdsh—ns Carnal-Brawn
Wedding at lsllsck'a Canon.
Surrounded byagroup of near rela-
tives and friends, in the pleasant parlor
oi her home, on Iiott avenue, lil- Ger-
trude E. Olmstesd became the wile, last
evening, oi Dr. Gleason F. Gibbs, a
prominent young dentist oi Bridgewrt.
The wedding took place at twilight, Rev.
C. Di. Selleck, oi the Episcopal church.
performing the ceremony in aparticu-
larly impressive manner. The bride was
attired inariclt (two of white corded
silk,cut en train, wore diamonds, and
carried a largo cluster oi iragrant white
roses. She was given away by Hon.
Edwin 0. Keelsr, and was attended by
her sister, babel ll. Olmatead, who
was also dressed in white silk. The
groom's best man was his brother, Her-
bert ii. Gibbs, a New York lawyer, and
the ushers were Charles E. Curtis and
Elwin B. Curtis. cousins oi the bride.
After receiving the congratulations oi
the auembled guests, the bride andng
led the way to the dining-room, where s
collation of tempting delicacies was gen-
erously served. The wedding giits were
numerous and valuable, consisting chiei-
ly of articles oi silverware and chins,
which were displayed in the sitting room.
Dir. and Mrs.(iibbs leit South Norwalk
on the 8:15 express ior New York, where
they will spend a day or two belore
going south on an extended tour. Alter
the departure oi the bride and groom
mine of the guests composing the cou-
genial company enjoyed an iuiormal
dance.
Among those from out of town who
\vltnessed the truly pretty wedding were
llrs. B. B. Gibbs, mother of the groom,
and Mrs. Bentley, oi New York; Dr.
Walter fl. Bollard, Dr. 6. Frank
Williams, Joseph itiioble. lire. W. l.
Staples, Iiiss louStsples, and flies Ella
F. Keppy. oi Bridgeport; Ill. l. E.
Quigley and Iiiss Calla Cowperthwslt, oi
Danbury, and Mrs. William W. Keys, Jr.,
of Strntionl.
Granular—I'll".
Miss Loretta Hill and Rev. i’.\V.Crow-
der were married at the Salem United
Brethren church. Francis street. near
Retreat. at 4 o‘clock Wednesday alter-
nuou. The bride is a daughter oi Mr.
Max 8 l’litt, 2547 Pennsylvania avenue,
and the groom is a member oi the SI'W
York East (Junie-renewal tho-Lethal»:
Episcopal church and a fellow at Drew
Thmlogical Seminary. The mnr- 3"th " ill} lliillAliS.
rings ceremony was performed by m...
Rev. Dr. Elbert 3. Todd, oi They Enter George Ecbnnb's l'laro at In
Washington, lormerly gusto.» "1 last: llwur llsla Inning.
George Schsuh‘s saloon on Railroad
Place was entered by burglars during the
early hours this morning and a number
oi articles were stolen. Those missed
thus for are u dob-n boxes oi cigars. two
overronts nod a pea jacket it is thought
that liquors were taken, although this ltt
not {mitivuly known The cash registar
showed that an ellort hail been made to
open it, wlthout success. It was at first
thought that the burglars gained an
entrance tothe saloon by going in the
bark yard irorn Clay street, placing a
tit-p ladder beiore the back do? and
climbing through the iaulight which
lilil been leit open. then going through
the dining room to the barroom. For»
ther investigation has led to the heiiei
that this was not so, as the dust which
Ital gathered around the ianlight was
not disturbed sswould have been the
case had they done this. it is probable
that they hid themselves in the saloon
early in the evening. On leaving they
unlocked the back doorand went out
that way. The value 0! the articles
stolen will not amount to over .50.
Governor Morris has issued the follow»
ing prgclamatiou under date oi April l2:
To the end that Arbor Day, happily
begun in this state. may he continued
lrmn yeartoycsrbythc , and
each succvcdl class
children. i he
5th. as Arbor Day.
And i recommend that the
(inlet! Methodist Episcopal church, Balti-
more. He was assisted by Rev. Mr.
Shutter, pastor of Salem church. The
lil’lllrl wore a mode drew With velvet and
Iridescent trimmings, ls'tl carried La
France roses. The ushers were lloward
ll. llldgawny, Walter Knipp, Willis
Smith Herbert Lsnsdale. Thealtu was
de'urnted with palms and lilies, The
church was tilled with lriends and vein-
W. Crowderleit ior New York, where
they will taken steamer to—day {or Ger—
many. They will spendu year at Tub
ingen, where the groom will take it
«mm in the universitywllaltidiom Sun.
Carma-«Drown.
Mist Nellie Brown and William Car-
man were married at the home of the
bride, Selleck's Corners, Wednesday
evening, the ceremony being periormed
by the bride’s lather, Rev. Isaac B.
limit rl. They received many handsome
presents. A line supper was served alter
the ceremony. The iollowing South
Norwalk people were peanut: Charles
B. (isle, lrs. Margaret lintsb, Ir, sud
lire. Clarence Brush, Dire. Elizabeth
Benedict sud Nathsnb. hiauson.
. Anna-mass.
Bliss Nettie B. (.‘hase. oi it's-sic. N.
Y., inrmerly oi South Norwslk. was
married lsstSunday to William B. Ar-
thur, oi ilsrtiord. by liev. Ir. Bannock.
The bride is a daughter oi In. Theodore
J. Vail, of this city.
“as and Aaron lain.
The-uppersrld apron sale given last
night by the ladies at Trinity church was
dwmostsnccsssiulons lntllshbtory oi
the society, iar needing thsir aspectr
tions. it was held in the vacant store
in Swans a Corbett’sblnck on Walling-
tonstrset. Thewlndows were banked
with potted plants. tbs intsrior oi the
room was draped with is, and the
v
oi
uncommonly-assassinate:
m, saaspt “he lauds Trash."
Wowwtsrtkspvs-
diction at this play whats-runs-
Stockth oLargést
Furnishing
. L
uvuu snows; IN TOWN.
. ~ - l
or wales, \ we save AVERY mu”
, “Goods!
the Latest (Novelties In
1* . mg. L13
We Hale What You Need.
Fine French LBinghams, 30 in. wide, plain colors and small
check. Just what you have been looking for for your "children’s
dresses. The urinal price is a quarter; we will place them on
sale at 19c per yard.
Twenty-live dlificrentHDl-ess Patterns, exclusive patterns $1.25
and $1.00 quality; price will be 98c and 89¢ per yard.
Twenty-live Lpieces extra fine 27 inch Crinkle Seersuckers in
dainty blue, pink: and gray stripes, equal-in quality to fine Scotch
Ginghams. Price this week, 150 per yard.
10c line soft finished bleached Muslin, equal in quality to
Dwight Anchor. Sale price for Saturday and Monday, 70 per
yard. ,Five yard limit.
' Twenty-live lbadies’ black light weight Cloth Jackets. For a
leader in this department we reduce the price to 82.98 each.
Valuation, however, isu.00. They want to be seen to be ap-
predicted.
In our Notion Department for a leader this week, all sizes
Lindsey Hose Supporters. Babies’, Children’s, Misses’ and Lad-
ies’ sizes in either black or white at Me per pair. Lay in your
year's supply while you can get them a this price.
Make your Ehens lay; Nest Eggs, 3 for be. Lunch Bdskets,
13c each. Good 25c Brooms, 190 each.
Get your boy that wagon or velocipede he has been asking
you for so long. We have them and the prices are so reasonable
that you will be sorry you had not got it for him before.
A few 24136 nicely framed Pictures at 95c each, worth “.50.
83
Washington Street.
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Return Visit by Request!
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We buy for cash andsell at
the lowestcash basis.
Our stock of
Will. PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES. p J
COBIICE MIR” ,
PilliTEilS‘ sum?"
is worthy of inspection.
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stock, although incom . . / con—
sists of over 25,000 r0 , and 500
designs. which is an assortment
selected from 10 of the '
manufacturers of the country.
Our stock in the otherllnu
specified is fully as complflu
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OWN HOME!
2 large Lois Burnt ire.
4 Good Luis is
Woodward ire.
9 Nice lots
Riverside live.
It Choice lots
.2 Lincoln ire.
l5 tightly
Lots .
on the Billi-
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites (at,
building a pleasant bptne Can
be oilered than these' lots on
the Woodward estate.” Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
“ are mostly paid up now, and
their wanautee dcedssre noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
proapective borne. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy ior cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—~nny way
or amount to suit you.
ill will only try you will
6W!) 0 in a short time.
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PRICE,
$350, $400, ole.
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The Old Well Cigar Co... 08
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Norwalk Chronicler