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“boom 1103qu ms annals.
Box aworner Washington and North hula
streets.
Box Werner Day and Teller; streets.
Box 9—Oross street.
Box lll~West street. opposite Franklin street
school. .
Bonus-{loosens street, opposite sdhocl.
Bos- imgllorth lists and Ann streets.
Box Iii—Corner High street and Bsyvlew
7 ‘ ’sa‘stiue.
Box 16~Norwalk1ron Works building.
Beau—Cornu- West avenue and Cedar
street.
‘ Box ll—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box Rae-Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box Iii—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box SS—IIectric Light station. ‘
Box el—Fairileid avenue and Cedar street.
IlnI-tare Almanac for ‘i‘o-morvow.
Bun Rises Sunflets Bi b'l‘fde Low This
at 6:53 “4:21 a 11:07 at 2:81
New York Harald Weather forecast.
The, weather to-day promises to be generally
clear and colder. To-movrow it promises to
be colder and clear.
SOUTH
NORWALI.
What the-People of Our City are being
and Basin.
The schooner Harry Lindell, of New-
ark, N. J., is discharging a cargo of
lumber at Hatch, Bailey & Co's wharf.
--Fresh hams, 12c a pound, atllsyes'
market.
Miss Minnie Plait, of Daubury, is a
guest of Miss Meda Adams, of Taylor
avenue. .
~Choice lalaga grapes, 12c lb. at
Phil. Cuneo’s, opposite City Hotel.
The shipment of hole from Danbury
for the week ending November 18 was
1,547 cases.
—Mead's candy fresh every day.
Five special trains, containing football
enthusiasts, will go through South Nor-
wallt Saturday morning en route to
Springfield, where the Yale-llarvard
game takes place;
—Coil’ee with cream, ho cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
Jerry O’Brien sold, yesterday after-
noon, his saloon business ut 98 Ely
avenue to John Krnmsrchik. who will
ask the commissioners foratransfer of
the license to him.
The South Norwnlk Athletic club foota
ball eleven would like to hear from all
teams in this vicinity, the average weight
of whose menibersis not over one hun~
dred and forty-five pounds
-Carryslls to convey the members of the
Friday Afternoon club to Mrs. l’srsons',
Brookslde Farm, will leave the ofllce at
A. Selmaul' stable, on Friday afternoon,
November 24th. at if o'clock sharp Fare,
25 cents.
The music-loving people of Norwalk
will have a rare treat offered them on
December 12. Mme. Bisseretto Jones,
the black Patti, and her company have
been engaged by tho South Nurwellr
Methodist church to give a concert at
Music Hall.
—-Leue‘s is without doubt the place to
boy ksndy.
Special agent E. C. North, of the Mer-
chants‘ Insurance company. of Newark,
N. J., was to town yesterday and
adjusted to the satisfaction of the
owners the loss by fire to the post office
building, insured in the agency of Jacob
Molayron.
‘ F—You can buy spring chickens and
fowls for this. pound: turkeys for led,
at Hayel' marked
Leopold Anderson, of Cross street, a
Seminal. newsboy.wss playing on the
school grounds yesterday morning, when
hswu pushed against a hinge and re-
ceivsdssevsrs cut on the side of his
head. Dr. Bohsnosn found it necessary
to take sis stitches in the wound.
‘ ~Frmh home, We a pound, st Hayes
market. . . -'
The coal regular meeting of the llosnl
" smallish om be held at the office of
John Naught, In South Norwalk. There-
after the meetings of the Board will be
held alternately in Norwslk and ifoeth
Norwsllr. They will hold an “loaned
messing nest Tuesday evening.
-You can buy fresh pork and sau-
sage for its a pound, to lbs. for mm. at
Heyrs’ market.
Conductorli. ll. Phillips and brake
men L. (i. Higgins. of the freight truth
which left “filler in on the consoli-
dated railroad tree flunday afternoon.
at! which due the locomotive of
tbl"gllt edge” as , have been die
missed from the set of the road.
genesis lncrssu always on head.
i
In. John Onlllos and lots.
R. E. Kinsey's many friends will be
pleased to learn that be is so far improvv
ed In health that today he was able to
be in the lobby of the lfahacksmo Hotel
for a short time. A ,
all!!!“ McMahon and Joseph Vocal.
who started two or three days ago for
Butte City. Mon., became homesick
when they reached New York and re
turned here last night.
“—Spscial sale of trimmed hats this
week at S. ’l'illotbou‘s, 200 Washington It.
There will be a special meeting of the
Union School district, Thursday evening,
November 29, to act upon the eppliw
ties for the use of the Franklin street
school house for a department of the
town evening school.
Mary Codie, widow of Samuel M.
Fitch, died at her home, 8 Washington
street, yesterday eftemoon, aged eighty-
four years and ten months. The funeral
will be held Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. She was the mother of tire.
Burr Knapp.
It is said that e suwvssor to Postmaster
N. D. Sperry, of New Haven, has been
decided upon by many prominent Demo
crate, and that when Congress convenes
in December Congressman Plggott will
present to the president the name of
Francis (i. Beech.
Percy E. Ferris has the contract for
puitinga private electric light plant in
the placing mill of Butch, Bailey dt Co.
The dynamo will furnish sixty lights.
He also has the contract to place a
150~light plant in the factory of George
A. Shepard a Son, at Bethel.
—-Plenty of delicious bread, at lane's
NUIK WALK N EWS.
A itruesy Budget of lions
Upper Ind of ‘l'owll.
The case of State vs. Dauielllenlon
was this morning adjourned for one
week.
Frum the
Welcome Stranger [migrations of St.
George. nominated officers Tuesday
night.
A. N. Paddock has accepted the posi-
tion of organist at the Norwelk Methodist
church.
The Baptist Home Mission circle met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. Morris
Benedict, Chestnut street. There was
twenty ladies present.
Next week Saturday the Danbury High
School football eleven will come to Nor-
walk to play another game with the ‘1.
hi. (i, A. Juniors, at Norwalk Park.
—'l he Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston store,
Norwalk. Price only 00.96.
The selectmen of Westport have ailer-
ed a reward of £200 for information lead-
ing to the arrest and conviction of the
fire bug who kindled the recent flmln
Saugatuck.
-Don’t fall to read the People's tier-
ketsd. today. ”a.”
The Bridgeport Farmer lays a branch
of the A. P. A. will be instituted in Nor-
walk nest week, and that the crderis
expected to have ramifications all over
Fairfleld county inside of two months.
—We are now taking orders for lluy-
ler'e candyJov Christmas, at Lane's. in
order to have enough and have it fresh.
Comrade Perry, of Westport, Inspect-
ed Buckingham Post, 0. A. IL, last
night. Visitors from the Westport Post
were present. A collation was served
and addresses were made.
'l‘o-night, at the Baptist prayer more
log, Pastor Robbins will preach a short
sermon on ”Praying open Prison Gales.”
These prayer meeting talks are highly
spoken of, the attendance averaging
more than one hundred and frequently
crowding the room.
A Dsobury gardener sent a dollar to a
western city a few days ago In response
to an advertisement of a man who offer-
ed to tell how to rates boats. The reply
contained a slip of paper on which was
printed this chestnut: "Take bold oftbs
tops and pull for all you are worth."
«rat in o. allowed a tillcouut of to
per cent. nnsll dlsnsr,tessnd tollstsets,
purchased between new and Thanksgiv-
ing, at the hostel lure. Harwell.
County Continuum Rowland and
lead granted tiers-u this rooming»
John ll. Gormlsy. Isis rabanmsslen.
A twelvcpouod boy was born to kfr.
and lire. John Mofllone, ofProsprct iiill,
Tuesday night.
Rev. C. I. Selleck. of Norwalk, will
occupy the pulpit of St. James’ chugcb.
in Danbury, next Sunday.
At the adjourned monthly meeting of
the Alpha Wheel club, Tuesdsy night,
five members were dropped from the roll
on account of being in arrears for duel.
The applicants for tickets for the even.
ing school new number 321. At the
Over River school. last. night. 108 persons
registered. Tonight is the last chance
to register.
Improvements have been made at the
Cross street railroad crossing in the way
of new planking, and the nerve-racking
joltlng of vehicles which pass over the
crossing is now satisfactorily remedied.
A well over seventy feet deep has been
sunk through upward of listy feet of
hard pan on the premises of Charles A.
Rapello, at Green's Farms. It is one of
the deepest wells available for use in this
part of the State.
A boyl’ gymnasium class will be start.
ed at the Y. M. C. A. rooms on Saturday
morning of this week. Any boy be
tween the ages of twelve and fifteen may
join this class. The membership fee will
be ten cents a mouth.
—-Spccisl values in carpets and up-
holstery goods at the Boston Store.
Norwalk, this week. Stock must be
reduced to make room for holiday goods.
OVER THE RIVER.
lows and Gossip of the Day In East
lorwalk.
George Robinson, who recently moved
from Long Island, and is now occupying
one of Henry Jones' houses on First sve-
nue. broke ground yesterday for the
new house he is to build on tho Gregory
Point road. ~4__
bliss Agnes Geddes. of Norwsllr. and
Fred llunter ltelyes, of South Norwslk,
called at the muonsge of the East Ave
nue Methodist Episcopal church, yesthr-
day afternoon, and were united in mur-
risgs by Rev. C. M. Pegg.
bliss Anna Hells Ryan and Lewis
Wises Fairchild,both of Seymour, Conn ,
were married yesterday afternoon at the
home of William Knapp, 31 Cove street.
The knot was tied by Rev. C. Di. Pegg.
paint of the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church.
A surprise party was given last night
to Mr. and tire. Robert Carr, at their
home on Benedict Farm About sixty
of their friends from Norwalk, South
Norwelk and East Nora-elk were made
welcome by the host and hostess. There
was dancing and singing. and at 12
o'clock supper was served. When the
guests went home at an early hour this
morning they were conjuring their brains
as to where they could have another IUf‘ll
good time.
At the send-annual meeting of May-
flower flock and ladder company, the
board of engineers made a very favora~
ble report in the matter of wing sub-
scriptions. and the company decided to
continue as heretofore. On Tuesday
evening the Fire Police and Mayflower
company held a joint meeting and ex-
tended a vote of thanks to those citizens
who had subscribed towards maintaining
the department. The truck company
will hereafter be known as the Mayflower
llmk, Laddessnd lines company. No. l.
BOWAY'I'CN.
Captain Hs'musl Thorns bss returned
to his home in (lienwood. L. l., after an
extended visit with Captain W. l. Ste
vans. Jr.
Mrs. W l. Stevens, s... is suffering
from a sprained foot. it is hoped that
she may have ssplldy recovery.
Other Ilowaywo news on third pen.
Ms... ”mum...“ “was...“
a son nmusos by sin.
At three o’clock ylltlrdsy afternoon
William lisndrloks' base on the Stop
ltoukrcad was destroyed by fire. The
loss is ever ”.000. Origin unkmn.
Mill's Discovery for Plies.
Allen’s Discoveryfori’tlss Isa semis
core for all kinds of pills. no you have
mural chafing with lstssssltchisg
often at sight? It is dangerous to neglect
tbssssymptosis. if you have seller-ed
for years with chronic pills and feel you
can't be cured. give Allen‘s lllsomvy
eas trill. ltlvaeewdissovsry Moons
piles. Sold by all drum. Prise so
.. m... cm... a...
sluts. asst mail for manual
«has Allen’s Junkie”
Borsfsld, it. Goldsohuildl. ll. P.0smp~ I Y
bell, mam, William Anderson,
David Kelly, John Began, Patrick
Blake, vicarious Olhlll. P. J. O’Brien.
Daniel J. Elston. lasso Lee.
Joseph ll. Noblsmhlghly respected
young mauof deupovtmbo novelty
disdistbalcltymsioysd intergalac-
secs ofs number of lforwsik people
0 l
Ifafletfflim mesh.
awsttthsmudlldlmm
«coconuts it
leathers
iiewssssssrfrlesdofnrmodlvs. r
nulls-millet losses. and soles
us class will we say.
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A.’ Dickerman & Son,
lions and Inspect than and judge
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Announcer PURE
Bold
wmuows‘owwmmesi
The cholera in Russia is less virulent
dHundrcds of Indians stnn'ed ian
or.
Three lives were lost in a fire at New-
born, Term.
The condition of Prince Bismarck still
continues to improve.
. The organisation of the Western Base
bl“ league WM completed. .
During the recent big storm the English
coast guard saved 200 lives. .
A rlest in Columbus, 0.. bod a fight
with hurglars and drove them out of his
house.
Nelson A. Mrrkcll‘, the missing; treasury
of the Globe theater. lloslon, has returned
and will not be prosecutml, “F
The threatened strike in Pennsylvania's
sheet will industry who averted by on se-
eeptsacc of a wage reduction.
The body of Samuel E. Livingstone was
found in the woods near Malone, N. Y..
where he had died of starvation.
Simon K. Books, a cousin of Abraham
Lincoln, fell from a loaded Wagon at
Breckenridge, Mo, and was crushed tinder
the wheels, dying almost inatontly.
John White of the Farmingtuu football
team, who is paralyzed from spinal ipjd-
rise received in a game Saturday at Hurt-
ford, may not recover, and If he «loos he
will probably be a cripple if life.
MELIoTs successes.
I'Iso Insurgent Admlrsl Making life not
tor Pellets!»
LONDON, Nov. Bil.~—A Tinirs d spate-h
from Rio Jansiro says: There is h vy ar-
tillsry fire daily. Many shots struck Ville
moon and Fort Luge, which were much
damaged. An ofllccr and 17 mod were
killed in the latter place by the bursting of
label]. The heavy gun at Sue Jon.) has
been dismounted. The fire from machine
ms now makes parts of the city danger
one Many casualties occur in tlw urn-em.
Diplomatiats here consider it imwseiblc to
take further steps for the protection of the
lives and property of foreigners.
Admiral Gnuiu confirms the statement
that Admiral Mello intended to omit until
the end of the revolution and then take it
vote of the country on restoring the melt-
archy.
Reports of insurgent successes ore coir
firmed. They have captured Fort Large
and are making progress in the north.
Peixowls making every prcpnrution for
the defense of the city and declares that
he intends to fight to the last. ”is expects
tognln a victory when his ships arrive.
The financial position of thegnvorumcnt
ls difllcult. us the treasury is empty. The
declaration that l‘erunmhucn is ill a state
of siege shows the spread of the robeln‘
movement. “‘7
GRANGERS AFTER MORTON.
VIII All ler the l'tsmovsl of the Bears-
tsry of Agriculture.
Svuact'st. Nov. ai-in tin- Notional
Grange the committee on the grind of the
order sumttud its report on the language
used by. rotary of Agriculture Morton
at Chicago. listening to the (image, it is
alleged that be condemned and censured
the amortisation. The language wan chnr-
sclerlled as unbecoming u gentleman. it
man In high office and a member of the
president’s cabinet,
It was resolved that so far M the (image
is mourned there is not one word of truth
in what the seculary said; but, on the con-
trary, it is strictly aonpartivon and tends
to ltluclbl and elevate the farmer to high-
er. nobler citisenshlp. teaching proper
methods of formic , marketing products
and purchasing goods; that the secretory.
by stating untruths, has proved himself
unworthy of his position; that the presi-
dent owes if. to the farmers of lhe largest
agricultural nation in the world to up-
pelut a secretary of agriculture in sympa-
thy with them. The report wee Adopted.
A committee was appointed to submit the
report to President Cleveland.
Jobs nvawa’s Millions.
Boston. Nov. bedroom is likely to be
long litigation over the will of the late Mll-
lloualrs John Brown. Ill died on Aug.
id. and his will leaves all his property to
his son and grandam. totally lgnnrinu his
wife. She was his third wife and n widow.
ills hem w in ifsrstngs i-lpriugs, where
Brows married her two years Isomhsn he
was ll years old. Brown's relatives pro-
tested strongly against the marriage and
afterward succeeded in parting the con ir,
3on5!) they frequently out up to the l me
his death.
loot a am Is a Cage.
Pmewue, Nev. inw'l'hs hearing in the
assent Mrs. liargsm Weaver. a wealthy
widow. charged with smelly to Blue
Movies, at toys-relight whom,it was
alleged. was hypnotl and placed in an
ironcla- for s ritualistic purposes. took
loss before ldrrlulto Kerr, and Mrs.
saver was fined ill and mats.
W. A. Ifeflulrs, a minnows offices
of lchsy.Ohlc. is of tbs'oplnloo that
there is nothing as good for children
mutated with colds or creep lecture.
bsrlslo‘s (louslellsmedy. lie has used
It is his family for several yssvswith
tbsbsst resultsaudalwsys ksspssbob
that it inthlbousv. After hevingls
grins bowls himself troubled with a
lover! . Be used other residue
irytbe children's medicine and to his
delight it sees sd'sstsd a permanent
oars. ”anemone betcha crabby
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DIED .
iv l'l'ffilwAt :éuuth Norwallr, (Tenn, November
:22. Mary ('nllln. widowof Samuel M‘erwin
Fitch. in her o‘lrgbtrflftb’gcsr. Winner"
of. Saturday, . ovember Lo. at 212. m .from
her late home at the residence of her
daughter Mrs. Durr Knapp. 3 it asbington
street. llurlul at convenienceof famlly.
m.
Children Gryfor
idiotic)”; ’iBnStorira.
Whom llshy was stair, we gov.» hor Custarlu.
When slo- nose ("nllil. all" (:ri-A l fur (hi-“lint“.
“'an silo ln'n‘lllltt.‘ film. obH clung to (whorls.
When the 1.3.1 Lunch»... she gavethcm L‘aswrim
Children cry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
snowmen... "
Music Hall. flovrmhsr ll."—
lew Docksiader’s
Minstrels !
HARRY .l. l'iiAl’llAbl, Manager
Nearly l-'.’ lmmlrml slrnnnf
Many old farm: lien-Y
)lnny new onvsf
All united in nu cnllrc‘ly new progrmnmo.
ll GREAT COMEDIANS ll
Low llwkeiullor. l-Irunk llnmonmlm. Powers.
lilmvksom and Burn.-l John (3. llsrrimrlnn.
have Fey. Hymumir, Iluglim .t- Bruins. lieu»
phls Kennedy.
fl Fill.” VOCALHTS ‘
Frank llurnnnl's lull-st skit.
"CHICAGO WORLD‘S FAllt (“UMFOR’I‘HS'
Roofs nmr on sale of i'luhlod‘s urul Hale's
drum: don-s. l‘rli'cs. 75. Ill and 3': cents.
n1":
{Vishnu unusual.
vs. ,
alumni-IR KBAILEY
and the representatives
and creditors of flmyrgc
ti. llnllc)’.
Sun: or CI'NVIV’YU‘I'T. ’
Fanmm.“ (”um-n. —. ..
('nrnruvlhuuos PLBANJ
Hummer-nor. Nov. 17th.. A. It. lam.
l’pvn the complaint of lhe said William B.
Hubboll. praying for rossons therein not forth.
limuvu or Numrs.
scribed in said complaint in him free from the
encumbrance of a certain ruorlgn e held by
said Georgi- it. Hailey. now pen ing before
this 0mm, having been returned thefrto on
fire flrnl Tummy of He lit-lulu", mu,
ll up'wuving in am lvlng found by this
Conn that lin- said llt‘t’t'lillilfll is absent from
this Hints! and gum: in parts unknown and
that to has been rib-«rut from his home and
unheard ul .nlnw it‘iiu. and llmi his roprcaenm.
iii-re and t‘l‘wlllure are male pnrtlrs to flu!
action, and lb.” nntli v nl' the pr-mirnoyuf the
complaint usagiwn Ml n-quihd by nnlrr uf
nolli-o iirrriullirt.‘lsnllt’fl, mul now lilo piulnflft
asks {Irrafnrflwrordor of null-e in ilu- pro-
misc-s.
'l‘lwnf..ro llrdrml. thnf null. r nl fl..- \‘I'nll
Pllf’)‘ uf mill muwluinf lu- gin-n by publishing
illlenhlr‘r inihe rinuih Nan-well: BENTI‘NKL. h
daily rmwrnu iv!“ printed in Numb Norwalk, in
shill muniy, wim- successively, commencing
on or lw-forofhv 21d ilnynf November. A. it.
1th. fly orvlrr uf (hurl.
WM. 1‘. llAVll.ANli.
Merit of the Court of l'ornruun l‘leus fur
Felrilrld (futility. ’
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on Property in Oyster Grounds
FOR Sill.
The nulmrribur. flw trillion of tho entitle of
“some if. Muller.” lnmivrnt ileum, offs-re
for sale ihn interval of the said fir-urge ll.
Shaffer. atlbo tirnvofihn «omuwnm-mnni of
inmivriwmirm-rrdings.lnnnd to the follow-
ing decor d pruvcrif:
hedovk property n South Nnru'olk with
ihmlm-k and bullilln . iiwmm. helm! about
WM 1m ufi Nor-walk iarlmr and running howl:
almilt hill in! to Water elrrot. and being nbrmt
{like foot on Water slreei; slot on (he wester-
ly ship of Wsrrr ntrecl. bell: about or feel
front. fill feel rear. and Mimi! ..."a feet deep: an
undivided finddltifdlnlal’anl in the dock lot
lylou similarly of the ainmu ilt'mrrilml dosh
lot and being about of foot on Nurwsiir harbor
and running back about Ml fret to Water
street. and being about Am. first on said Wafer
str Hallo an undivided onethirl interest in
am toshitonlhn westerly sldeof atrrstree
being slmui le fer-i front. nod tit. feel rennin:
ithout ”If holdup: shot“ linger" of 01“!
rnumlsnd an era thereon to the forges o
orwflk and 'sslomt and of been stand
ileum adjacent thereto: an undivided one-hai-
lnlemt in about on m of oyster groomi-
sndnystsnlbereoo. Int crane of to ford
ll rich and Nurwniknodn nelslsu sound
lsrssi them 1: also three sail hosts. ll skim-
nyster apparatus and firsts, consisting of
dredgss lungs, in due gee. mo ll. forks.
floatation on u lvldednns- north store-t in
and toe rant oflsnu’lsltuslsr in thetowu of
vi f .rnntslniuss surges mow nv less.
and form rlyk own rue [also . angled-
ed waster stu soul or Lb litamfnr or.
or yby i'is'ron is or. and northerly
hyisn fcmsrlyn a warns hissed
“Haggai ilerwslkwh s dWfl’o
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slain.”
hilt Will“ ” lllllltwilliil
mom.» noun:
fish ill" l:smmm.mm will
a. random. smooch:
w receive must litleut ”dd-hf
z... «comm clinic.
bidilhlltofi' Coburn
HUCUIHEOR TO
Emily Purdue. M. D.
HAS RHOVID 70
if 8W Illi Silllt'f.
("VICE ”W Ullil O a. I 13 till 3. sad
Trustee.
til it. hemorrhoid ii
_,,,,,._,..M--__-.... F...
Highest of all in Looming Pawcr.-— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
fornllrr‘rre Vl'tlilllfl the title to premise-s (It- ,
of Novel» 4
l
YOU 3
Carolina Rice, 250;
Beds Crackers,
Such Mince Meat, 10c package;
Cranberri
State.
. We c the Largest and
Groceries in th 3 section.
nods to be turned into
ooled elsewhere.
garterhouse Bleak . . . ....
lrlcln Steak ..
thread riteaku
Jrime Bib ltosst...
.lllahlh Rib Roast .
‘ork twins.
3or Chops
’orlr banning
I‘roeh llama. .
X"rash Shoulder .
alt Pork...
ugar cured 11am
lamb Chops...
, E. J. W
PEOPLE’S MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
a _, d a Change
avn Ir area's mom son only. >
We offer you ‘ ‘ .
for Should Bronchial Sisal. SIM
. m. m... in... in... m Banal, $4.55; lilo n3."
31b.:New Muscatel Resins, 256; 3 lbs.
3 lbs fancy Milk Crackers, Mo; t
the; fancy Tomatges, 100 can; can Corn, 100'
as 100 qt, 3 ts 25c. Irn rter of
Our’Cofiee is 51.11“. us; Bigger and
A'DHAMngromletor.
FREE DELIVERY. _ ,
Teleplionecall,52-3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. |
4'11... sow '
New Prunes, 25c
lhs Sundial
None
qts New Beans, 25c; Fancy
the Best Tea in the
Cheese are the v
finest stock 011 Staple, and, tenor
‘Ten thousand dollars worth of new
cash. Giveusyour order and don’t hs‘
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Call 13-2'
mngLLYtNOTHi-ZR DROP: " -
PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwalh
Telephone call, 5'7'3.
Special i"... thélidliddiid'“
murmurs 1N
CHAYON. PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AND SEPIA,
in banilwork fromtbe original negative. This superior grade of work cannot be madefrom
copies, but. must be done from the original usgutive only. thereby preserving: all the fine qual-
lty of the some. and producing ln.the finished picture velvety softness and richness of tone and
detail. A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now be won at Studio.
FINE l’lC’I‘llltE FRAMES IN iVORY AND iiOiLll-~
A new line of
«——ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS l): I‘l..\'i‘i.\'0Ti’i‘ES———-
open for inspection.
E. ll. JACKSON, PlilllillllllPHEll. 53 Will 81. lillllflllll.
Surprising How Low the Price on“
FURNITURE
Has fallen this season. We are now selling Antique Oak
Plush Seat Rockers for 81,00, formerly sold for $3M); Antique
,Ouk Plush Seat Chairs for $1.50, former price, “2.00; the best
Chamber Suit of Seven pieces for $15.00 in the market.
l0 Per Cem Beeuciion on All Goods for Cash.
BUY WHEN YOU CAN BUY CHEAP.
David Slow, 28 South Main Street
llealEstale andlnsurance,
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons Iooltin fornlnlmr hone-i- and lot.
with the View 0 purchasing. are inrin-d lz'.
call and (-xarulno our list. it e have [hr-m l" r
sale in every part of the city of mwmaiil.
Orleans and on oasv terms. on}; it
w n 'l‘ e n.
F ‘YAHlllNll loilo hlonilayr. Will «in it! thyn
home or that M rueiomois. Address M».
ii?» Wafer rireria‘oulh Nora elk.
n33!
lfld-IIVI‘illf‘ “PILLS to fix. ul’ put in Amy
I Ilinrlnf bells. competent Iunn. Address
Enwauo llosrz. iii itnymuml elrrrl. n2:1w
Tllfmi’ll'fliilflminim-rum drewrnakcr. by
die) or null. Address K. .‘l. 1).. Hemline-l
office. n13}!
\Llnlrrlrinu tnrni no from John N. Tuiliv
J. plt‘ml‘it'llllt‘sn i .ll. ilvx illl .N'mnl. Nur-
walk. ('onn. n'Jl {ii
l')ltErlHMAKlei by flu-day. Terms, 81.3
Full between 7 and h‘ in line evening.
MT. Mortwez. ill llavllsnd street, South Nor-
we k srlldm
.—
‘Rflhi lh'ovmbor lot. lower half of house
No.4rlMeiulow street, 7: rooms. inquire
u. llsssnu'r. as We»! avenue. or on the
prom lees. rill-3 if
qlx rmms.ullh all mods-m improvements.
t to family of adults. iii-ill, I hill, Apply
to W. ll. r‘mru. ill) West illl’l‘ltl. n3! ht
)Ail'l‘ of lower house. Nmslwurd avenue.
refit I’ll: part of hon-w vnrucr r‘outh Main
streefsnvl innfnrd pleura will. fill: port of
fleyoirmr him-q. lion rml l'lnv' -. moi. ill. Ali-
ply in E. Attoutmmm.
flu.“ fist. stationary range. but and cold
water. stationery wash tubs. riovamr,elo ,
No.1" Knuth Main eil’cei. rent. We lower part
of smnll_ hon rent. Ill; also lower port of
house. No. to .sst svrnus. Best Nor-walls. 0
rooms. not low. Apply in '. Yol'suh. st
Lockwood Msnufeciuring f‘n.. or on precari‘l‘les.
h it
”‘LAT of six large. airy rmms: rent. Wino,
reduced from ”51,0. 7" North ”5|“:th
n‘
1)sz room or half nfsmre- total. N North
Main street. flouth Norwnlll. l'onn. lildtf
‘lut'l‘ of fl:e ls .leyurr‘uiiliii. renlh llltl.
‘done but midi families nu-wloupmgnhlo
in
North um um.
Till: floor in the Insurance build-
. log or erly occuplrdh Hillier Lodge
3*. m”caps:tinnlor'n n "imam ii. ti
recs I: n n we or
Geom'gllearss. City atonelllenll. shit
00 I rtrneui flint flmir rrdr over
iii-rarityrp'imn aim. in Washington
street; sis li Med and treated windows In
every rm. n om amt-s old Well i'iuar
WNW.” Is in nstmt. anal tf
enactment-wriooir
"sen SALE.
withholds was} hillsides em deli
A [cheap for want of use. Apply at this
if
l
Evening School,
Last Night for
Registration
Register at Commons (leaned Rooms.
' souls llorwslkr um um school.
lsrwslkl last lf‘uwslk W. Inst
ms.
use chasm minis:
” ignore can... g
« islhc
1894.
Harper’s Bazar.
ll.i.i7.~l'l‘lt.\'l“l§li.
lIfll'lll‘l‘"i llumr i. :l inlll‘x’lill for the home. it
girl-stile fullnuf .unl inlvsi information about
, l-‘nshinm; mni its norm-rumillustrxtllohtihfls
designs. lll’lll p lllr'l‘llv‘lil‘l‘l slipplt'nll'nifi are in-
dispensable ulike tilin- homo dress-maker and
the prnfrwlonul module. No expense is spar-
rd in lllliki,‘ its Arthur- nttrmllvenoss of the
highest order. Its hrhrhi. stories. nmusln
COlilt'lllt‘il. and llmnghtlul res-lays serially n
males. and ire last plum is {unions as a budget
of wir'nml humor. in its \wckly issues every-
thing mlncludnd whirl: isof interest in women.
The burials for WM will be written by William
iilmvk :uul Wultor llosznt. Short stories will
be written by Mary E. Wilkins Maris l/auise
l'unl. llulh bioEnery Smurf. .\ nrfon Harland
nrul others. Uni-I our dilf‘ll‘irl and Indoor
germ-s. rovinl onlorfulnmcnl, embroidery. and
lllllt‘rlnli'rfl‘lllilfl limive will rem-iv» constant
urn-olinn. A m-w scrim. is DPIHnlM‘d of "Coffee
and ll-‘wlrlec "
HARPEHS PilllilDICiiS.
l‘izu l'mlr:
HARPER”? MAGAZINE”... . ...I400
flAltl'Elt'S WEEKLY. .. .. 600
IIARPEB'S llAZAB..,..,...... ,,.. 400
HABI'l-Ilt'l‘l YOUNG PHDI’LM. , 200
l'uniuur fry: in If“ sillim'i'ilirl‘n in Mr linum
N'tllru' f‘mmvln tllf'l .llrrli‘n.
Tho Volumes of the "MM begin with the
number filrJlIniml'y of earl) *mr. When no
time ls mi-nllorwd. ellhsf'l'ipl one will u
with the ninnber current at the time of
ft’l‘l'lptni order. Bound volumes of Harper's
flour for lhmr yearn hook. in nest cloth
binding. will host-ht by mull. prim-twpald m' by
impress, fret-of oxponwlpruvided the full t
done not urn-ed nnodollsr per volume). for l
lit-‘r' :Iltlll‘lllr'hi'hiill "ill”; for each volume.
so are or in: n w resent mat poet.
pnlil. on receipt of {l eat-ll. ’ I,
erltisni'imslmnld he made b t
money order or limit. to avoid ohshcmf
x. mm," m rm- uni in mm] ihln mlnmmmmf
"‘lean flu rrprm nrvfrr n! “Anny; &
Biennium.
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on
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