t,. -n-.- ..
vim cure your cold. Try it,
andrernembor that
tie the best blood purifier.
E
i
. I50 I BOTTLE.
ore Drugs
ANI)
E Prescriptions carefully com-
pounded at
3~II.II.P|aisteII
Druggist,
' 43 Washington St.
\k kSOUTH NORWALK.
;
Wall Paper,
.lIIITS. OILS. GLASS.
TWBIIIISIIES etc.
This Is a good time to Paint.
"17' slllll IIs Plssssd to girls you
llgsrss for doing your work.
VIII guarantee satisfactlcn III
III). 2 Fiat IIsIIIIs.
Aer NORWALK.§
m PLAN" all
L4 . .
iatflhg‘g‘é? the
do 1) thisooil
Vat: I’ll!
coup.
zWMIWfiHfli vary In»
THE EVENING: SENTINEL.
nuns saunas” norm: and mm.
0 mo tbs. : 8 months
' II J cont-
oonts; single
_. s6ir'in nonwariw mil mi.
Box B~tlorncr Washington“! Northflsln
armors.
Box b—(lornpr Dayand fl’olles streets.
Box 0—0rnss street.
Box li—Wsststrael. opposite Il‘ranklln street
school.
Box til-Concord street. opposite school.
Box la—Oomsr North Main and Allows.
Bar Ill—Corner High street and Bayvlcw
avsnns.
Box ld—Norwalk Iron Works hulldlna.
Box "~Oornsr West nvsnus and Cedar
street.
Box fl—{lornsr West street
avenue.
Box its—Corner Elyavanuoand Benton street.
Box ail—00m South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box its—Bisctric Light station. .
Box dl—FAIrflald avsnns and Cedar street.
stat”."1'mm’u. Ilo
and Taylor
Miniature Almanac for Toomormw.
Sun Rises! Sun Soto ' Riggs Tide Low Tide
a
at 7:Ill at 4:50 6:6 morn
SOUTH NollWAlllf.
What on. Poo,» of On:- city on Doing
. i y gnarl-has:
Minot Saunders, a South Norwalk boy,
isquilc sick at his home In Gainsviilo,
Florida. .
I—An elegant line of neckwsar in all
shapes. at W. A. Benedict's.
Robert Dudley. of Madison street. is
spending o. few days with relatives in
Newark, N. J.
Miss Flora III. Jennings, of West live
line, has been visiting Miss Idt‘llfl K.
Kron, in Bridgeport.
Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald, of New
Britain. has been the guest of friends in
South Norwnlk the past few days.
l -——Big bargain sale now at Theodore H .
Olsen‘s shoe store. 8i Washington street,
South Norwalk.
The Chautauqua Union has postponed
its meeting to huldaypllanuary 29. The
mselinnglll' bivith Ilse Stow. 4 High
street.
-—-‘—--1
Lawrence Brennan, employed by Cor:-
tractor J. R. Raymond, sprained his left
hand quits seriously, while handling a
heavy piece of timber.
~——'I‘urkeys 16 cents. People‘s Market
At the regular meeting of Colfax En-
campment, I. O. 0. F., lo-night the first
degree will be conferred, and the newly
elected ofllcers will be installed.
The scholars of hierrill Business College
will give a reception In Stamford to-
night. Several Norwalk and South
Norwalb people will attend.
Lincoln Council, Order of United
American Mechanicsmill give a sociable
to their friends, in their hall in the
Swarlz it Corbett block, .Wednesday
night.
-llen’s lino bluchsrs for 11.85, worth
02.00, at Theodore Olson's.
Miss Hattie L. Ron, daughter of W.
ll. Boyhof Bayviaw avenue, has accept-
ed a position as stooogrsphsr and type
writer with T. F. Parker, in Waterwwn,
Conn.
An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Councilmen will “hold tonight, all: 80
o'clock. There will he no hearing on the
petition of the Norwslk Horse Railway
company iodaubls nook its road to tho
3:0th end of thd E. A. Woodward prop.
my. .”
—~Anchor brand perfect fitting dress
shirt. for men and boys, at W. A ilcno-
dict' . b” mm”
Richird J. Cuthlll presented Psugus
sctt Tribe. Improved Order of Red lion,
whose wlgwam Is located In Donbury.
with five gallons of famous Norwalk
oysters last week. The News says the
braves of tbs tribe hall a great feast on
the deliciour bivalves.
The pdico, unablcté find some human
being to arrest last night, looked up «a
stray dog, which was wondering about
tho slrssls. It was sfssrwsrds learned
that the canine was the property of Wit»
llsrn Anderson, of Norwalk. He called
for the dog this morning.
I. ,
--For tins busdmrullvfl, doughnuts.
sclslrs, cream pulls, tsa biscultr, jelly
roll. sponys loaf. largo «inducing.
brown bread, colfss oaks. German oaks.
and choice candy, lane’s Is the place.
and...“
The services In tits Congrsgstionsl
churchgsslsrdq, wsrs Iarpsly Missil-
all. Thor's-tog sssvlos. sum In its
swarm smarter. rs. Ins-s was
“terminals-s oral-”salt oils pis-
”. duh .. 'm I drill! In .3?! ”
Perhaps This Will Interest You.
llway‘s the BEST IIIIBSES for the least Money at
R'IKSIDE. Film,
In. H. mucous.
s. v.
H.
So. Nor-walk.
MAWM_M. ..
wa. www.’
Bliss Allen o. rayon. of l'airfloid u;-
nue. is the guest of friends in Brooklyn,
Ex—llsyor and on. George Lockwood
spent Sunday. with relatives on Taylor
avenue.
"Ilka Minnie Johnson, of Woodward
avenue. starts. this morning for Mill-
bnrne. N J., to visit frisnds.
Orrin L. Adams. of Taylor avenue. is
out today after being housed up three
weeks with the grip. His wife ls quits
Ill.
-—Read the advertisement of Theodore
H. Olson. and go there tomorrow night
if you want a bargain in shoes.
G. 8. North received news this morn-
ing of the death of his uncle, Alfred
North, of Berlin, and he will be absent
from his studio tc—morrow to attend the
L..." "I.
Church services will he held at the
Methodist church every evening this
week, except Saturday. There will be a
business meeting of the Epwcrth League
after the Wednesday evening meeting.
HUoIIcc with cream, 50 cup
Restaurant. Open all night.
Depot
General Nelson Taylor, one of South
Norwalk‘s best known and most highly
esteemed citizens, is dangerously III with
double pneumonia at his horns on West
street. Mr. Taylor's condition has not
changed for the worse within the past
twentydour hours.
There has been a decided' Improvement,
this weak, in the batting industry of
Bethel. Music! the factories are very
busy and orders are coming in as fast as
at this time one year ago. Both the
manuf:.clurers and batters are grratly
encouraged by the prospects.
—If you want to buy household furni-
ture, don't ‘jay. These goods go very
fast. as I sell them very cheap. They
must be sold, and will be sold until Feb-
ruary l. S. Spiro, 28 North Main street.
The annual meeting of the South Nor.—
walk Congregational church will be held
Thursday evening. Reports of the work
done during the past year will be made
byths heads of dspartrnsnts The pas-
tor will incorporate his report in a ser-
mon, on Sunday. on "Our Church
Record for 1398;v __
-—Thirteenth annual masquerade ball
of the Germanic Sworn-round. will he
held at Germanic Hall, on tho Washing-
ton street bridge. February 21. The ar-
rangement committee will give an en-
joyable entertainment to all who attend
Rev. J. H. Slater, pastor of the Roway-
ton Methodist church. preached an able
sermon in the First Methodist Episcopal
church, yesterday morning, on “Tho
Prodigal Son." Rev. I]. E. Burnes’ dire
course in the evening was a forcible one,
and made a deep impression on the large
congregation pres__c_n_r_t. ,- __
Twenty-five influential citizens of
South Norwslk. many of whom do busi-
ness or reside on West Washington street.
will appear before the County Coni-
missioncrs, Wednesday morning. and
mmonatrato against the granting of a
license to Gottlslb Litchblau to open a
saloon at 82 Washington street.
~ Plenty of dailolous bread, or lane's
Eugene Brotherlon, second male on
tho propsllsr Vulcan. rsturnod
to work today, after a week's severe Ill-
nsss. Dir. Brothsrton made a wager of
”with the steward ofthc boat that he
could eat hrs and conduit pounds
of turkey at one sitting. He
performed tho gsstrooornlosl fast
all right. but has since bran unable
to eat snyihlng also.
~Don’tfecl bad. butchers: you may
guess. Road ad. People's Market.
”0...“...
Jerome 8. Gather, tbs Dorian milk-
man.lefthls team standing In front of
Raymond Brothm’oflloc this morning,
while he wont Inside. Tbs animals start-
ed norms the Trsm'vsy trackjustasacar
up” going down Washlngton strsst.
Before Motorman Frank Wiley could
stop his car. It struck one of the front
wheel-culls ӣ00. twisting It not of
shops. and broks ills harness.
a. ”mm .
n-Ilsnc's for candy. price. quality and
variety.
mm: services of the wash of pray-
er In tbs congregational church was
«roll “Wasatch of lntsrsst. On
Tuesday svsnisgol this was! and neat
wash, tins church will units with Ills
.WlllrsrnP. Boon, m of the as
thodlst church, “recovered from s so
were all
Worth"!!!-
—Mr. James Fitmvalddhs cigar dealer
in lfshackcmo block. has placed in his
window a large wax candle, handsomely
decorated, for guessing purposes Any
person purchasing illicsnts'wcrtb ofclgsrs
or tobacco in his store will boenlitlcd to
a guess as to how long it will tskstoburn
out after it is lighted. There will ha thine
prizes given sway to psrsons gun-sing
nearest the time—Jim prise, 310 “gold
piece; second my. "my: NM
third prlss, one bonof cigars... Tbs candle
will be lightsd St. Patrick's day and will
Attorney .10th. Walsh eft town or
Ellsabsthport, N. J, this morning.
Iliad E. Bennett, of East avenue, Is
vbiting relatives In New York and
Brooklyn. 7777
The funeral of lira. John Device was
largely attended from St. Mary' a church
this morning. “on“...
Mrs. P E. Shela, of llanbury. Is the
guest of her mother, Mrs George W.
Merritt, of Leonard street.
» »ngan Wednesday“ night.
Erprs-man Lincoln“ moved Bullock &
Folmsbes's big boiler from South Nor~
walk to Danbury to day
continue to burn day and night until the
candle is entirely consumed.
The injunction recently secured by City
Attorney Davenport at the instance of
Jeremiah Donovan, of Norwalk,rostrsin
ing the Norwslk sslectmsn from estab-
lishing an evening school In opposition
to the school previously established by
the Board of School Visitors, has been
withdrawn by reason of the vote sustain
ing the school visitors at thwtown meet
pauses of the Injunctions» Bridgeport
Farmer. __ -m. «mm “m
Mill“ ALI NBle
A finely Budget of [talus From ll.r
Upper Ind of Town.
William 3.8. Lockwood was taken
suddenly ill this morning.
W B. Parks, of France street, is con
lined to his home with the grip.
Mrs. Charles Ii
avenue. is visiting relatives in New .il-r-
soy.
The annual casting for the College and
Educational society wilibotahen in the
Congregational church, next Sunday
morning.
The summary of the Weekly Record
for last week shows seven real estate
sales in Norwalk and mortgages
amounting to 313.049.
~Don‘t forgot Ragan.
Messrs. Blake and Horton, ot‘ the street
railway line, won the first premium for
and Slsuson were second.
At. the meeting of Concord Division.
8. of T. to- night, further preparations
for the celebration of the bi~zonlcnnia|
anniversary of the division will be made.
the family no damage was done.
other property.
svcr shown in town: all city dressed. and
same old prices. 1People's market.
last night. aged about twenty- flvo years.
at Mn. Vanlloosssr’s on West avsnna,
New York. __ __
George B. St. Jo
J. P.‘I'rndvnilw~ to
Mr. St. John trustss of an auto.
others witnessed the Instrument.
St. Paul's chapel on Burials: street ls
lug placed in posltion. Ni ll. pews will
pooled this morning. It Is now thought
month. ..
Rev, James II. Smith, who under
went a surgical operational thv
the only one of {he kind performed mm
In II‘ ’0‘”. . M
Alown meeting will ha held Io‘mor.
row afternoon at ll.” 0’th In tho.“"
town house. tor Ills porposs of approprl
last mnylnglsssldtohava Ilsa M,
sslt wasnotlnsludadla than“.
Johulsollsasysr. whahslhssa assist.
ing recently held? Donovan paidths ex~ ,
Rider. of Westpurt .
the increase of fares last week. Mathies
A hill water tank ”WWW“ with “18 ; many pleasant memories of thcoccasinn.
range in ex Burgess Buckley’s hitchen.‘
burst yesterday with a loud report. but!
besides flooding the kitchen and scaring
Several stockholders of national bank \ “WW" 8°“ Company. N” 1 ”me“
slock' m this town “no“ tospply to the by the way. is It barn very near Mr.
Board 0y Relief and a“ boards 0‘ the "'0 Laswell‘a residence). and found the. props
cities to have “I. ammonia of bank erly In as perfect shape salt. was when
stock made on the same bvlsisas that. of first 01‘0“] there.
”HM“ quality beef, Wk “d lamb} wsIl's statement, I have removed the ap
Dr 0 (l 'Harrhon died In New York It 'halrmao committee on salaof property.
Es was at one time employed at Orego- ' whose homo is In Waterbury. but who
ry's and Vogoi‘s drug ltcvss,_and boardsd
while pursuing his medical studies In
, J. F. Bonnstt. Ind
“colonial Plains
this rushing to nuwd a hearing In tho
surrogalc's court upon a will whlohlnskss
The
nearing completion. ‘I'hs chasm ls br-
arrivo In a few days The organ was run
the chapel wIII be open for ssrvios nsat
W
port. hoopltll.ll gottin‘ m “M
as can ha upsclcd. Bland dsctdtn
were present as tho opsratlon. It being
sting monsy for tho diatom at tho my, (gym
night schools. Th0 WW at “l.
William H.1lfonroo died yesterday at
his home on Union place. sgul
twenty- -two years. The funeral will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock.
The bonus of marriage of Peter Kil-
boy and Miss Marnie llealy wore publish-
iod at St. Mary‘s church for the first time
yesterday. They will be married before
Lent.
Mrs R. ll. Olmstearl of Danbury,
spent Sunday with her husband the
ticket agent lit the Norwslk depot This
‘ morning she left for Slratford on a visit.
\ir and Mrs. Olmalend will reside Iu
iNorwalk in the spring
The funeral services over the reumins
'of thalate Henry W liawiiurst. one of
\‘crwslk's town asslssors were largely
attended yesterday afternoon from the
family residence in Cranberry I’Iuins.
Rev. A II Wyatt. pastor of the \or
-_' walk lllellmdiut rliurl- b l l‘lIl larval and
a quartz-fie from that l'Illll’CIl.
.rv-ndered appropriate sell-olivine. The
singers were Miss Ella J. Byrlfi, Miss
Anna Slush, Henry I’. Price and Wil-
lliam Warren. The pallbearl-r. were
e"Flu-nicer Coley and Henry Burr (Jolly,
of Wilton; Fred Gregory. Peter Crook.
Thomas Dunn and S. T. Ruby. The in
torment was In Riverside cemetery.
OVER THE llll'lifl.
Jill's" and (loo-tn of the Day
Hort-Ii.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Temple, of
Henry street. were surprised one evening
last week in honor of the sixtietlr anni-
versary 01 their marriage. Forty gul-sts
were present. and they came abundant-
ly supplied with delicious edibles which
ware served at midnight. After the re—
psst the social foetlvitil's were continued
and another (lily was well commenced
before the merry makers took theirde-
parture. wishing Mr. and Mrs. Temple
In last
Editor or Sangria}! 7 «Dim: Sill After
reading Mr. Coswoll ll communication ill
Saturday's Hour. I visited the place
;where] bud stored the property of the
Fearing that. some
Inttelnpt might be made to injure the
property so as to give color to Mr. (so
lpcrstus to other quarters. Yours truly.
WILLIAM (I LECHI xr,
, Albertine Sirom, aged thirty live,
was visiting in Washinglou.(':onn.,oa
coped from the hospital in llanbury,
where she had been receiving treatment
for a few days. and the police and a
largsforos of volunteers are sesrchlng
‘ or her. Her mind was slfsctcd as a re-
ult of burns received while rubbing heron
body with oil which In some unaccollnt‘
able way caught lire. In her delirium
she left her bed and placing Ii dummy In
It. jumped out of the window.
The persistent cough which usually
follows an attack of the grip can be per-
manently cured by taking Chamberlain’s
(tough Remedy. W. A. McGuire. of Mc-
Kay, Ohio, save: "In Grippc left me
with a severe cough After using several
different medicines without relief. I
trlsd
which affected a permanent cure. 1 how
also found It to be without an equal for
children when troubled with colds or
cronp. so and ill) cent bottles for sale by
(I. '6. fitlllson.
if a New York millionaire gives Il din-
of rat Mb avenue and llllthatroshcostlhg
.m, which gives 19 amt? gym
onl
have to
:2: hilt “a!" s will Cuts to oui’rt’tm
oaplta ll
thsrs
hat mill bathr- Iavlngpsroapl
alumnae-1mm notbs van.
manor-n
W3.“ stPlslstsd’sdrngstcra,whlU
mm” omfllc lOsrs
.‘.—.‘an
I s mic of la
Chm “locus Coup“ ywflfi ~
bars and was ”much ”better“
olharcon bmrdlelns.” ml.
'“ “hi ”In”... I.
.7 WWW 1::
asswlllprsvsolasyma
.bab
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. pm
‘ so on... will Buy a Wife ‘
or mothers bottle of Dr. Band’s Colic
Cure at as
drug store. Mrs. B W.
Merrill, of airdale,N. Y..aaya: “Dr.
Hand’s Colic Caro is for in advance of
our remedy of the kind I ever used. It
il quiet baby when shels mourning
with pain.” Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When our
is cross and fretfui while lug
app y Dr. Hand’ 8 Teothin “lotion to the
gums. Sold by all dru tsllli cents.
- H children Oryfor
Pitcher s Castoria.
When Baby was air-k, we gave her Carlotta.
\l‘hwi )n’lll‘ was It Child. she cried for (my-1|.
,Wllrn Hlll‘ lun‘amu Mira. EIIP clung to Calm.
When she had childrenth gavstbcmmia.
Children cry for
PItchsr’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pltoher’s Gastorla.‘
Real Estate and Insurance
wasuixn‘ron strum.
Panama looking foralot. or house and lot,
with the view purchasln .are invited to
call and examine our list sham than for
sale in every part of the city at It
orlceo and on our terms.
WANTED
ilVE. one t'fifil' man brochure on com-
miasIJ-Ton, . Vorwalk. South Nor-
walk and vicinity. Good commissions paid.
Apply stucco. ill lain street. Nor-walk. J15
(‘oaonuaa‘ Sentinel lOfllco.
f‘OMPhITINT girl for Il'tllllll’ttl house
work. Week ly wages.
eat-e. Applymhlns G. H
Ilarrielsrreet. Norwalh. C “In
Yolmo Englishman. mks. a... as coach-
man or any place of trust. Arjldrx'css.
Must give refer-
Rav Mono jNoe ll
Foot Bests, White Chamber Suits
PEDPLE'B MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 52-8. 1
it IIyIIIr litre Rooms 46 and 48 ltlll St. llomll.
Ladies’ Oak Desk, .5. $6, 07, 810; Fancy Rocker, 32. 80 to 010;
Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels, 'Ilassocks, ,Ilat Backs,
‘FilEE DELIIEIII.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
complete. Also a large line.
Oak Chamber Suits, Book Cases. Cir'cffonieres, Hat Racks.
d7
Another (lamest Begins III-marrow.
‘E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwnlk
I " Telephone call, 6 7t-
’l‘o those desiring something I specially
all sins.
No
Argsli'o Photography.
fine In PIIOTOGRA 1'11".)
WORK. I would call attention to the non line which I am now executing in
pain or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful results. both In lighting,"
and posing. especially with delicate costumes and draperies
FOR CHILDREN
Particular cure is given to obtain pictures. which embody allflint Is childlike
’ natural and graceful.
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work,
AT REASONABLE PRICES. '
E. ll. JICKSIIII. PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will 81. lllllillllll.
9
T0 LET
l
tition. and range in pricrs from 12cm
‘
(J ctreeI from February lat. Apply to Jill'm
linden
Al‘AllT‘llEVTH In Dlhlrlo' s blur-Ir; b- -semenl
in same building: also barn, at in South
Main street .1. lnvrxu Duran; at Hull olllm.
Mil Washington street. ill In
vawllvnrd avenue.
all; part of house r‘ulner South Main
Ianfurli llam-
)ART of lower lions-.'.
I’l Ill
strut Mill
:loymourlinusc llan ord llllne. rent. Oil. Ap-
ply to E. A “'oonw AND.
THE If?) floor In the
lug. ormsrly ouupied by Butler bulge.
I. O 0. F. For pa: tlculars In litre of II. S
Brown at his Siol‘t‘lln South aln street. or
Goorgek Ileana. City Natlouallianlr. amt
Fort SALE. 7%
office.
LOST.
clings of six rooms with bloc yard on I nlon
rum '9; part of
Insurance bulld-
- h a"... KUS Whiter mull rfwillcll will be sold
rheap for want of use. Apply at this
BE] Nil
PRICES TELL.
C. H. HARVEY
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
announces another cut in prices that will astonish the most prudent purclmsor. (is
he believes In large sales. little profits. at d above all strictly honest gorilla
bis holiday Slippera.whicll are the latest ideas will hl- sold at prir as boyon I compo-
“an
to $1.00 . unll
r-u-ry purlhaser to thr-
amount of *5 00 will hepreaented with In large bag of I). S Dillonport '1 last flour
Everyone needs money and so do we. therereforn we are d“ m the same boat. so
look out for the coming sale for the next ten day 4 or
C. H. Harvey’s,
where the ureaiest bargains can In’ obtuinr II in
Boats. Shires, Rubbers Slippers
Children’s Fancy Slippers
A SPECIALTY.
1‘“ LIGHT
I'III Ila“
South .
ain street. Scull: Norwalll.
”orgasm...“
jIFl ill
hiuu Illlll‘kf'l between Westporl
South Nor-walk A IiIu-ral reward
dalll for Its relurn to B. F. err» nail. PM
Don‘t you “not to Imy mine l-xlru line and
largo
Florida Oranges.
at 23w (lo/mu.
males...
lInIIlIII. IllIUllIl I5.
Till". FAMOI'S
IlenIz-Samley Company.
IIIIIeIIy and Burlesque to.
I mllr the Inanagemvntn of Alli“ EAV
LESQL' E ORGANIZATION In the Wlmh
With its Wealth of
Novelties and European Features.
Also carries lt-I own special car of scenery
and hams!
Magnificent Ilsw Production
This season. entitle-l
“AMERICI
OR THE DISCOVERY OF
(‘outh anus
Estate fJ
CWJn s stslcof Now Jam
“areas the sum on the
Mary A. Lindon an Janos
of Jamar City a amald ulorso
ofsddrI conned
tolhls court for rsllsf lrom further‘ It hi
and who tonsil.
than and records of this song: ibata '
estate of said mtalor. sud lot a orbs: r
run of solo natal )I‘ and this can
all that umll other chilldrsn aan
John .
B.Lln YnAnblnB. Lind-ail. a" “0 LI
limi- llln "Ids" a terminal. 1. an
Wa wl owa ldtal
I!“
the ram Isl
Ordered that "said clllp’p’l‘ll:slt(¢,i'rii,ho.lI rd a
determined at th oPr
on the with day of January .mt. at to o'cloc
fora noon. and that said"y ap iloanl oauss o
than of to be given to as s senators.
principal sl a said bond and log loss as afora
saldb dopinltlll an a taste
nominating
wit sin sai
Impald .snd
am
I‘ll“
Islrlel. t‘
wsac uof nt'hovn st
cause notica to has ivsn input:l nl
mad In rat carat» by publlr in. his“:
a newspaper having a clrunl at on In
trial. and by causing a on“
deposited his
pro ly sultan.“
lrsc
Id testswr. not It a
t all acid notices
s I.
Jannaryl ll Wt" AM BJVOODWAB
no It
said distrls
rill“. ..
Normality":
iron on or
D
John
01 Wadhlflfll “D
p. on. mdmfilfllimhihlv
trim mandolin-II.
Abbi! returns. Prist-
"IHI‘ "n mnlfls .’.“
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rivals or usual places. I'rlons llfrc. title and file.
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this or arm hs
Whirluo’li‘riii‘ii‘rlssfiisr
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on .
OIIIFDRNII SILVER PLUMS.
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veil line. or live Ill. I
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Folk 0 those DRIED RAHI'BEIHIIEH. at :30
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llon' l. on want romeNh.W Filmmt I‘ll or II
lbs for“
Or some NElV PP‘RHIAN DATES
Or sulnvl‘ .lLll’OR‘NIA HONEY. at It \‘t'l‘l
little money.
Orsomo NICE GREENINH APPLES.
0: LONG XRIIAND 'l‘i' RNII’H. sweet and
orcnllenlowry' way,at .'.4chmI-tlvl ('.arll
flibblellllomslock
II NORTH Mill STREET.
form Board III Ilsllsl lotus
mills; so: menus. .....
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sci-s Ill‘n‘lll‘m' Baton! ay..lanua lath
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allt :l'ociool
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anus “hi! st 5
doings of tho
Tm“. nosnlrlflls twill mint wlth the as-
persons.
HOUR. Board of must.
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dill ll“
IIIIy Illicit Ill Ilsllsl llollce.
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rycf Milt Norwailr.
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to .
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January
satnrlis January Ill. sl‘l p. to or
lilo (nailed bomber. or the
“all on
Wall?”
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l.mlrn than
raga? ' n mum‘spm‘klenallslunm and
“mm thorn at on Illlnd w Why
at! s on of Itwagsb Most in Washington
ulnar; .l
yam ' Board of Relief
days!
the It Mfionth Norwalk. lhnlfltb
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Pryor Harrmmry’lur. Plum
lllll are ill) Iona:
is! m an Nora-ii...
conceit-r:-
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Stock the Smallest.
Prices the Lowest
W e are not the lenders l xcvpt
in prices. In that they «count
touch us.
LOOK.
CHILD'S GAS“. SUIT, 81.60:
CHILD'S Al I WOOL (‘Illfi
Vlil'l' Slll'I‘,
fl
$1.5
DillililE IIIIEASIEII CUITS.
well made,
All NEW THIS SEASON.
We can litany man with
UNUUNDERED SHIRTS.
PRICE 500.
Five lengths of filersvr'.
. Some in
Dress Shirts
and ptlflt‘f'l. fitting.
FULL LINE
Men’s Furnishing Goods.
Hats and [laps
A W.A.lienellicl
Sentinel Building,
WASHINGTON HTREIT,
South Ismail.
Norwalk Chronicler