J
..
Arbottle of . _ , ‘
Plaisted's' Cough. Remedy
Will cure your cold. Try it,
(and remember that
‘ Piaisteri’s ‘Sarsapriiia
is the best blood purifier.
‘ No l tomt.
Pure Drugs
AN D
,1 line chemicals.
..._...._ Q...“
.l’rescriptions carefully com—
pounded at
“sugary..—
ii.i|.liaisted
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORW ALK.
Wall Paper,
PAINTS. .IIILS. GLASS.
BRUSHES. etc.
This Is a good time to Point.
V
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f
lslrsii its Pious! to give you
nouns for doing your worir.
Ilili guarantee satisfaction in
every «so.
“M... ., ..,
Values only lswstts Port.
‘Iirits lord and lint tlnusrl
Iii.
F5" E.- GOT-ham,
. y I Aaliinllrsrss.
‘ ass-r nonwaurs
stilt moors.
- soon more: court.
Wlhtsr Oriental.
January 2. I894.
m5? mm
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film's...
en's w
responsivechord in the‘hearts of «a ' buying com-
,~ m,flW.A Width
our
Furnish
HATS
"'IS'&
‘Y Wosoillho best two dollar Hat sold in the slate.
N ‘-
srtoo Stu
Perhaps This Will Interest You.
Always the BEST HORSES tor the Least Money at
BROOKSIDE FARM,
. j m- a. PARSONS-.1
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@ittltfitoout
’éfiflilfiflfiirldm'mmuflflfr .
Tune—l ear - 6 months. $8.50.; 8 months
$1.35: 1 mon’lh. litigants: single copier-.1 cents
SOUTH NOBWALK ml ALABII.
Box 3~Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
Box 4~Corncr Day and Tollee streets.
Box B~Crose street.
Box Ill—West street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box la-vconoord street. oppost school.
Box H~Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lb—Corner High street and Bayvisw
avenue. .
Box lo—Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box 11~Corner West avenue and (‘odar
street.
80: ill—Corner
avenue.
Box 23~Gornsr Ely avenue and Bouton street.
Box Eli—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box all—Electric Light station.
Box AL-Fairiield avenue and Cedar street.
West street and Taylor
. 7 ....,.n-. _.. m._ . _. _ -
Miniature Almanac (or Tit-marrow.
Sun Rises Sun Sets High Tide‘ Low Tide
' . at 1:14
at 7:14 at Azril at Will
The weather to-riay promises to be generally
warmer and partly cloudy. with some {air
intervals. with light snow or rain. tollowed by
fog on the coasts. To-rnorrow It: promises to
be partly cloudy. warmer and foggy.
Rowen Point or use Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer {or the
thnty four hours ending at noon to-duy was
ill” lbot'o zero.
scorn sonwm.
What the People of Our city are "using
and Sum.
Miss Elsie Raymond,ot West street.
has returned from a visit with Miss
Carrie VanCIet‘t, Ouconto. N. Y.
Horace Nash, oi the ilrm of F. H.
Nash do Brother, started this morning
for New Smyrna. Florida. whore he will
spend several weeks.
-—Men's, boys' and children's winter
gloves. at W. A. Benedict‘s.
Wendell (l. Ashton. employed by Jn‘
cob M. Layton, who has been seriously
ill of lung lever since January 1. at the
home of his mother in Brooklyn, is now
more comfortable; u
One of Raymond Brothers‘ wagons.
containinga heavy load or oil, collapsed
on Hevilaud street, yesterday afternoon,
and Driver Timothy Driscoli narrowly
escaped serious injury.
On account of the funeral oi General
Nelson Taylor. the hearing in the Mo-
Namara remonstrance case, which was
fixed for tomorrow. has been postponed
to February lot, at 10:30 o'clock.
—l.sne's for candy, price. quality and
variety.
The city officials oi South Norwaik will
attend the funeral of General Nelson
Taylor in a body. tomorrow afternoon.
Store curtains will be drawn. and busi-
ness generally suspended during the (on
oral hour.
M. I). Randall Is figuring on a $300,000
memorial library, given by a Mr. Black-
stone to the town of Brantord. The
plans of the structure, made by a Chloe,
go architect. received the highest award
at the i’loiurnbisu exposition.
~P‘ine gold watch, Eight movement, is
wound up at Trowbrldgs & Gals cigar
store. (Jail and guess what time it «one.
One gusss (or a live cent cigar, two tor a
tea. The one guessing the uremt will
be the winner. fl
rlsvmi members or the South Non
walk Fire Police and other young people
of the town. attended the annual ball or
the Westport lira depart-tent. last night.
in National Hail. They pronounce it a
proud-cocoa. “WWW“
The annual meeting or the South Nor-
walk Congregational church will be held
height at Milo'oiook. Reports at work
forth. year 1%. in all departments of
the church. will in road. and other bani»
new W
”Wows”...
“An skint tinsel nockwosr in all
George W. Welcott, employed is the
humerus-torso: Consolidated lull.
balm-spay. in south naturals. has
been mount! the position at station
spaturhehstmvwslkdspotholhas
Westwasupth.
”gm-idol
“Mi" 7
an lam m.
with ll. B. Mitchell. of West ritual. to
continued the case until tomorrow
tumors-mosses-
rug.
0... , N orwalk.
.S
,. WW...
The Independent Sociainclub will meet
marrow night. WW m
The boat Powelton is dischargihg x
cargool El Ilorn semi—bituminous coal
“Raymond Brothers’ whorl.
Commencing January lflth. W. A.
Benedict will close his place of business
at7 o'clock, Saturdays excepted. until
further notice I
~The ladies of Trinity church hold
a cake sale this atternoon in the sunday
school room. Trinity Place.
A special entertainment will begiven
at the meeting or Sheraton Council.
Royal Arcanum. this evening. MIR.
A. members are cordially invited.
The Young Women Christian Tern-
Operance Union will meet at the home oi
Mrs. G. F. Waters, Friday evening. All
members are requested robe present. ‘
The field and stall otlicors oi the
Fourth regiment and many of the line
officers will attend the Old Guard bail.
Madison Square (larden.New York, to;
night.
a
-—Turkoy. the. lived ad. People‘s M'k‘t.
Francis J. Daniels was arrested for
drunkenness. last night. the complaint
being made by his wile. Justice Barrett
ntterncon at fl o'clock.
The great sole of lace curtains, at
Startevantls, closes Saturday. Next
week there will be a special sale of
Sloan's tine Smyrna rugs, mixtnet velvet
mats and rugs and 200 Wilton velvet
bassocks. W _ ..--
-Plenty of delicious bread. as Lands
Architect W. S. Knapp has prepared
plans (or a large addition and the entire
remodelling of the residence of William
H. Thomas. Comp street. Westport The
house will contain eleven rooms. includ-
ing bath. heater. and all modern improv-
meats.
Ail persons who expected to appear at
the hearing before the county commie
sioners, in the case of McNamara's
saloon. are notified that the date and
time are changed from Friday. January
19th. at 2 p. m., to Thursday. ‘ebruary
1st, at 10:30 a. m. "
A large number of young people visitv
ed the Woodward horntntead Monday
night and gave the man and his wife in
charge of the place a genuine surprise
party. Shepp's orchestra tarnished
music and dancing was enjoyed untiil
o'clock, allowing for an intermission,
during which rrtreshments were served.
—l"reeb fish. all kinds. People's M'k't.
The luueral of General Nelson Taylor
will be held at 3:15 tomorrow afternoon
from the Baptist church. Where the dr-
cesaed attended. Rev. R. 0. Sherwood.
the poster. will oillciate, uni-ted by Rev.
Gerald II. Beard, Ph.D.. pastor of the
Congregational church.
.An interesting alerting. led by the
pastor. was held at the Bomb Norwsik
Methodist church. last night. At. its
close a business meeting at the Epvvorth
League was held. and important matters
were discussed. Frederick Bonedlct was
elected secretary and Il- Eva 1.. French,
Mm oi' the Mercy sadlleip depart-
ment.
-Anchor brand psrtrct fitting dress
shirt. tor men and boys. at W. A. Bose.
diet” .
Rev. Dr. H. A. Schneider. 0! Cleveland,
lslntownundtvllimekonshmtsddrsss
collie wovkoi the Hungarian Albion,
at the meeting oi the WWI
church, tonight. M 7 o'clock, be
(are the public Magi». Romulus
will meet in the We study, those
wbosrs actively interested in the work
and support or the Mn.
Thehsarioginpsoosediuptocosdernn
had or Samuel rickets, is Daimler
the consolidated Rsilrusd comps-1J-
tu prognosis Colonel frost’solllse to.
day. Attorney Wm! Newman.
more! Lynda Harrison-goons tor
wt.
in mm. m
. W
PEA notational.
W
., trout tutti: Aiiil YANTIAE stat.
ottoman“ Alli) lAiliiES'
5'0““th Mimi.
a Irv-esp, iludgst M Ito-- not» the
”up" Ill! a! Town.
guellol Mrs. 3
street. .. .7 7 , .
G. D. Daniels, who is ssrrouslyill at .
his human Kain street. remains about ;
the same. .
-Indlan river 3...... 7; lbs. to the
doz..2!ic. People’s Alarm;
, Marlin Keilou,,lhe .uewlzrsppoioled
lies Elvin W. Bowen,oll)nien.laa ,1
. J. room-immortality;
W
+5039 tit—é
, nits: woos. it tarot transmittal
FUNNEL WAISTS AND WIIIlLEN SKIRTS.
A. ,DiCKerman ‘&,~SOn,
s4 wss’rlmorou smear. Sou-m nonwntK.
ill; HALF PRICE.
PRICE.
it
HALF
CONN.
Rfltrliglnoooomonts to Purchasers '
OF
roam-rune.
Ladies’ Oak Desk, 35. so, or, $10; Fancy Rocker, $2.80 to no.
Largo line Couches, Lounges, Easels,» Hassocks. Hat Backs,
Foot Rests,Wbite Chamber Suits complete. Also a large line ,
Oak Chamber Suits, Book Cases. Chefionieres, Hat Racks.
1
Highest of all in Lcsvcning I’ower.-——Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Baking
Powder
superintendent or streets. will commence
his labors liondsy. .
Policeman trunnion continues weak.
though able to be out. (loo of his lungs
is badly allectsd.
Miss Connery. at New York, wilide-
livers lecture on “Mexico." tomorrow
night. at bliss Baird's school.
«That 98c underwear is going fast
since the price has been changed to title,
at the Norwaik Boston store.
William B. E. Lockwood, who sat.
lends stroke at panlysis a fr-w days
ago. is more comtortabis today.
(losernor John J. Nash will go to
Bridgeport tonight to inaugural! the ol-
llcers of Bridgeport Council. No. :20, N.
P. l'. .
Wade went to itartiord yesterday to al-
tend the "‘99!ng o! the Mssoniciirand
Lodge. '
——‘i’our money's worth or your money
back at the Norwalk Boston nmm
Burr lloughoon. whosdrod in George-
town last Saturday. at the age of eighty-
two, was the father of Mrs. I'hilo Rates.
of Norwalk.
Slaw Agent Thnll.ol the Connectiv
rut Humane society. who is w'eli known
in Norwalk. is seriously ill at his home
in Hartlord. .. __
Mayor Kseier is an 'ex-odicer and
member of Phoenix Engine company.
not. at Pionmr Hook and Ladder com-
pany. as stated yesterday.
-—i-‘ancy turkeys. the. People's M'k'l.
lmlimurance agents have received
the new thrill rate books, made up by
the Board 0! Fire Underwriters. There
is an advance cl 25 per cent.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Callaghan. who
were married New \‘oars' day. gaw a
pink m, last night. at their home. Cross
street, in honor at their marriage.
alliance cloaks that were was are
now only $1.98. and women's garments
are likewise reduced at the Norwaik
Boston store.
Major 8, W. tlroesbeck. of Chicago,
who. with his wile. has been a guest of
Mrs. W. (l. Thomas. at East avenue, left
town last evening tor Rsitimoro on a
miners trrp.
There is excellent skating again on
Wood's and Fourteen Acre ponds; also
oanssmar's and Raymond's ponds at
Rowayton and Ken-leis and the East
Novwaik pond.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
First (kingregationsi church will be held
in the chapel. tonight. Reports at last
year's work will be read and officers will
be elected for the ensuing your.
~A blue at bargains shoots from
every counter or the Norwaik Baton
Om.
B. J. Hill went to Hartlrml Tuesday
to attend a meeting oi the lions oi the
American Revolution. Al the meeting
Chis! oi Police Wallace Dana and
Horace E. Davin were elected members
or thesaciety. .
Funeral services in connection with the
death of Dr. 0. 0. Harrison were held at
the Broadway Tabernacle. New York. at
10:30 o'clock this morning, Thorsmslne
were taken to listidon tor Ioterot'pnt.
A ounrlm rr his Norwaik friends attend-
sd the funeral.
., ., M ,
Edward llnrya shoulder employed
at Arnold t Cola laundry. and Miss
Innis lettuce. a daughter of Prank
new,“ film slvsstnvrm married
last July. Theyoong couple lrspt their
secret until yesterday. when they told
their friends. causing considerable sor-
prlss. Air. and Ire. Henry will reside
with the bride’s parents.
' -—-Dcn't forget the "moral sale at Sea.
held k flcyi's. Among the bargains
this week are dining room alveolar:
m {l0- “W l IWM
use. “1.79. 0|”..qu veins. Ans
orb-smothers“ flannel- st (to. per
yard. Aliosrdrygoods at rulers that
are movies with last. Hermit and
loath liovwalk. While“.
no immmmm... Worm
stroked line’s Miss ot the lion
were Inn’s “use. Then run
ubluhohwdimw.a.nsar~
Thus far only sevonlydtive of thr- two
hundred meatlickete given out by the
Norwslk Butchrlrs‘ Protective association
have been returned. ()ur- r-ase whore
tho ticket’holder was not a deserving
person has been reported.
The attorney (or the licsly family in
their suit against the People's Lite ln‘
suranco company to recover the death
claim of the late Timothy J‘. Herriy. has
succeeded In getting the oiilcersot the
late company to arrange terms of settle
meat, which will be accepted by the
plaintitls. It will be rorrremberml that
the company at first. refused to pay the
A 1th “to!" Conkllng.
Donn Piatt, editor of the Washing-
ton Sunday (I‘apital, offered a bottle
of line old wine to any one that
would furnish a rhyme for Conkling.
and for many weeks published an
Sunday he published the following,
written by a lady. and tersely added,
“The wine is yours
Lot christened Dunn. with eager riot.
To his adopted Donn cling
.tnd reuse this rather sorry Jest
. (it rhyming with our Coukllng.
The Plait fuutily record shows that
tho colour-l was christened Dunn—-
claim. as they did not dorm it a proper
one. The original claim was about
, ._
Smith Northrop. nl' i'iteStnnt street
attended the annual iustwctiun of the
Norwslk fire department. Tuesday night.
and went home into. accompanied by the
dopmtmcnr dog “Stumpflf Aim reti’r»
ing he was stlrlrlwlly ilwnlit‘nt-tl by hear-
ing the dog bark. Urillng up he found ‘
one of the side windows of the house
partly up. lit». toy in wait for the intru-
der, butnoonc aptwoml. .VIr Northrop
can toast» with an unruly mm, having
long been a member of l’hwnix Engine
company. and thinks he could handle a
manner.
David ll. Mlicck. Iho woii-hrrorrn nits-
sengur between South Norwnlk and New
York. was irks-u suddenly sick, yester-
day, just as he was entering nature on
Washington Place. New York. He fell
to the floor. and his condition so alarmed
his friends at the store that a physician
was sent for and an ambulance sum~
moned. The doctor ri-iiovod him before
the ambulance arrived. .‘Ir. Srileck's
sicknm was prunorrucmi an attack of
vertigo. His son Edward arrived
later and trssi-tvd his {other to the
train for home. apprruutiy again in his
usual health.
Home news on vvery page.
Math-v Gray's Sweet Worm Powder.
Mother ilray. a nurse in the Children‘s
Home in New York.hns for years treated
children successfully with a remedy, now
prepared and placed in the drug stores,
called Mother Gray’s Swot-l Worm Powd-
ers. They are sold by all druggists at
25 center a packagi- 'I‘Iir'y remove all
worms, arr1 harmless as milk. plr'tuutnt to
lake and nova lull. Vainzrhh- [or (ever
ishurss. constipation and headache. own
it no worms are present Asia your
druggist
it it New York ruriitunam- (“TR a rim-
nor at 5th avenue and 20th street. cosrzng
3700.00, which gives Ill tropic dyspepsia
and thesis.» pt‘tlpl'i a trend hill-lid)“ in doc-
ors‘ bills and dually how to payn'nlli)
each (ori‘actus liloml (Turr- h' cure them,
what Wulllil be the saving per capita i!
being 87 permit: at the least?
lnqulro at l‘lrristeri's drug «turn. when)
’1)” may has w [hi trntllltrni solvnrl Mid
[viinflirltlritlithiri'=IIiI(' our. ill: ii‘ure.
About a your am i took a violent at-
tack of in grippv. I Coughed day and
night for about six “with; my \l‘llt‘ then
suggested that I try t 'irarnhorinin‘s(‘nuulr
Remedy. At that I could one no tliil’or-
ence, but still kept taking it, and noon
Iouhd thatit was what I needed. I got
no relic! from one ilurw. I took another
and it wns‘oniyalow ililyil until I was
(for: troutlho con it. 1 think people in
general ought to now the value of this
remedy and! take pleasure in acknoau
led ing the honoilt I rocviwd from it.
M rson linstarri.0twny,Ohio. so and
50 cent. bottles for solo by (loot-go 0. Still.
son. druggist.
‘»
W Omhlfllriurer‘r éry l’or
Pitcher'e Castoria.
Whm Baby was sick. wo “are her manila
When she was a Child. aim vital for l 'aublria.
When she bottoms Miss, she clung to Calorie.
When she had Chlklren. she gavetbcm Moria
children cry for
Pltchev's Ontario.
children cry for
Pitchsr’e Oastorls.
“W“‘Tttto‘i Whit?
ff" rvl till be u at
WIIINSWNENS' NW“.
Who: in “Prim
to Ml". II ‘3 0"
in no
333:“
"tlirrt Emperor- William has ordered
midnight visitor in the snow etiirrirnt;
I
(lrtrnd Central deport, whow Irv (milk a " i
the dinner should not be givnn. there ,
nor‘
N. F. B. Steven,- in New York Her
ilirl.
Longing For lloynlly.
Fin-l Freeman tidying down a news-
paper; ~lt has been said that every
Atrtm'imn is a king by birthright;
but. after all. there‘s nothing like bl“
lug Ilill'li to it. genuine throne.
Hot-tau). Fl'l‘i'lllllll What have you
discovered r ‘
Flint Frcr'tliuithhO paper says
the court chaplains to out down their
summits to it" minim-s t'fiifll. , Now
ank \Vrsvkly.
I
1! Women Proposed.
Charla- What Would be the re
sult it it were the custom for women
to pi‘OpOflO instead of men:
Laura—There would be fewer en-
gagements and more marriages.—
London 'I‘it’Btts.
Twenty or more years ago Colonel ,_ ,
morons ludicrous odor-ts. until one ‘
Four Hundred and Fifty-nine lloiiars ,ano lhrrty-elght Cents.
was the t it t '
rm... ill':2..t‘.‘if‘i.io"l‘hiiilf”li.il Slll’lilyetfi‘ii’i R‘ L 3h‘l‘i’.“vil“‘.ll‘§ 3%.: vs ._
firflnmfl{Erg‘rzesoo‘xggtitlelriiaguesfiivn’g “begrlmti to Itléfisrmm‘iut 0 our ,sales next Satanic we
assess. Pieaaepaceia seal 'enveigrl’e wills libilr atl'rlr‘egtxsnpfle' ion will be ‘1 w I"
‘ ' lainly written on the outside.
“2121:, oiynu’c‘lfnln'dtitions. We want everybody o gueafi. whet er you have ever been In either
will utipearin no! $¥d§§d§§ofigfi$§nng )‘ourgucnres, send them in by mail. The result
, . E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S MARKET‘ ‘
13 North Main st., So. Norwalk. 21 Wall st .Norwalk
Telephone call, 52-3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephonecali, 6-73-
, Artistic. Photography. , .
To those desiring something r specially line in PI‘IOTOGRAPH‘ICV
$833K. i would call attention to the new line which I am now executing In
No pain or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful r '
. ‘ . . . esults. t h
and pirating. especially u'rth delicate costumes and draperies. Wt m lighting
FOR CHILDREN
Particular care is given to obtain iciure. h' . i ‘ ' ‘
natural and graceful. p s, w rch Lmlody all that is childlike
.lptrorntrrtents for sittingsmay be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work 1
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
E. M. JACKSON, PNIITIIGRAPNER. 53 Will ST... NIIRYIAIN.
PRICZES TELL.
C. H. HARVEY,
Leading Bo'ot and Shoe Dealer.
announces another cut in prices that Will astonish the must llrllrlr‘lit purchaser. as
he believes in large sales. little pmiits, at ii tiiluvn‘ all strictly honw‘t goods. Also
his holiday Slippersnvhich are the latest niers.wtli he said at prices beyond compe-
tition. anti range in prices from licts to $41.00. and overy purchaser to the
trmntmt of $5 (it) will be presented with a large but: of I). S Davenport‘s best ilour.
Everyone needs money and so do We. lhvrerufnw two on) all in the same boat so
look out for the coming Hilll‘ for the next ton «lays at ’
""Tayror 8r Goidén
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Personae Iooltin torn iot.or house and in:
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited [i
call and examine our list.
If
Dl’lt‘t‘fl and on error terms. . M26
\l e have them for
sale in every part of thr- city at reasonable
C. H. Harvey’s,
where liio greatfirt bargains can be obtained in
\l a 511:».
Boots. Shoes, Rubbers Slippers
lgoARDERH. at $4 I!) a \Vl‘t'lt; tabla boarders
Qilillla wash: lilt‘lklll. ‘1! cents. Ihl Sort
hluitr street. (‘ vr. Marshall. 31s“ It
8‘ TI'ATION as seamstress. or to assist will
A. updairrt pork. or corn (or (‘hlidron Mlle
‘('.ti.i.EN. Lfrt‘ nowrivut atomic r i’rrrnpilte l.
5 ., .
h
‘ Tlltliiill’wlllfii l‘lillllll'll'lll mart wishes I
s
Children’s Fancy Slippers
BEI NH A SPECIALTY.
l
I
Don't you wont to but wini- our" line on I 1
t......';:.:i;:*:.:‘ ‘Rt‘ilfiifiiiih .iilfi’éi.‘.f.'i'."‘i'~i£‘l x:
grgrlrirt‘r‘E-igriry proforml. Address "ll."j:‘e:r;\tti- Florida oranges.
.I... laid“. ‘ at florid/on. *‘B;\Rl};\.lNS [N‘—
. "it:tithilidlti'i‘tift * Children’s
)All'l‘ of lower hurts".
rent ll; part of horns corner South Mall
Apply to E. A.l'\'oopw,uui.
vIru .
I. 0. F.
Brown, at his More on ticnlh .\ aIn street. it
(loot-ire F. lit-arm. (‘ity National Bank. al'rtt'
U.
Woodward arr-true.
street and litrrtonl plum-.rcntJu; six mums.
mrrit-r North Main and Ann streets. rout. w.
E to: floor In the Inrrtranre llllllll‘
Ing. oruroriy occupied by Butler Lodge»
For particuianr in uire or it. F
|
CALIFORNIA SILVER PLUMS.
‘ van line. at 17w ll).
Suitstnd Roofers
. ... . ..... ...
Ilr sumo Ilt'\\' FRANKLIN and lim- rut
i-ZAi'lIEH. ‘
r filillw those DRIED IIASI’HERIIIES. at tho
ll ).
Some SUITS at just half price;
NH! SALE.
others less than half
Don't You want mum NEW Fires. or to. .m :;
1 horse and wagon.
ml CL. or at the branch Settlinoi otiir-o. l
\‘erl ~trcet. Norwrtllt. ll? 1
cheap for want or tier. Apply at thl
(MIN.
1
l) (Yuurt January 17th A l
Estateulll nuaht-lworr
torrid District I creased.
limit-rod. That the "Univ“ under the wit
oi mid rirwerrsed exhibit Iilll account M iii
maid tvunt llrhn (hurt for ad ust
meat. at tho I'robato Hilton in
walk. on the-Wilt tln' otJantrnry. iliili. at
o‘clock attornoon.and l rat all ‘piil'wllli Interest
o‘erl in mid Estate may honor lied thermhth
in a newspaper having it v
District. and
first in said
fore set I ‘fltli do it Januar '. trim.
‘ Viola ii. vrl‘oonws no
its tr Judge.
"fission... oi in tail.“
Wild. IIIIJVIR 0N
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY lath
at Miss Baird’s School
- MEXICO -
lfietero in Miss
at cunt
shelootn saint v. .
gal. A minimum.
,.
hector
01 Washington stmt
p. rm. and on llatordsy evenings train a to I.
II'lnrsmr allowed on «tr-wits
sun mails. Host.
in it it. name. “cum.
mire it. rm W. IM and rm
To All. i Atllmrl Floor.
I'll
. MILK rorryt‘e.rl5llquorte drills. mill; cribs.
Will he sold reason-
nllli'. Apply to Mli'AAlll. .l. limiter-r. “'ttei.»
V liAt'KlTS water nrritor. which will he sold
HTRII'T 01" NI)“\\'AI4K ss.§11'ilt)il.\’l‘1ll
Iai'ate'hi' Norwaikdn
‘or
rustee will cause lhle order to ho nubile ed
irrzuiatiun in said
ppsta copy thereof on the sign-
uvwaik nearest tho deco where
e deceased last dwelt. Mimi endnyn be-
““‘iiIIJSIRATlil lECTIIRE
t; nsry gave her lecture
0 yo e (in loge: end this svs inn
ltoneal at art-
s will herein at
ill fl.
lilitllh’llilllliilfl Wildfowl
Open daily from I to it s. on. and train trot:
W
. m". V“ ethos (not?
"gig“.htn. .
(9s
-. ‘ ....
ortmlolbewornrrmdihuam
lbs inl' it"x‘. m..-.”._
8 WWW NEW ”1mm rm'rss. (it-oat rmiuc‘tlorr in “H'lIlREli's
_ . . . .. REEFERB.
()r eonw(.‘.\|.lII'i)II\‘Ir\ ll”NEY.ut it run - 9-.
fl littlvnrouoy. . A
Rorrrcmher those goods were
bought late and
All NEW THIS SEASON“
‘0.
Hr mint! NICE “HEREIN“ APPLEH.
0v LUNG INLAND 'I'I'RNII'H. urn-vi and
l urn-lion!«Vanuatu-tolirztrrtslir-l. i‘mrli.
ll
Dibblahiiomstock
Ii NORTH MAIN STREET.
2
n
Our customers all say we
have the most. perfect fitting
Dress Shirt
in town.
it
biotin lilo-"till oi ileilrt liotico. R
Till: iloardo llsllrd or the Town of Nor-
wniitmnt ommsrnentlist or rm. will
nreotinihe allies of the mlwtmuri. blunt ay.
January inhillu. at it o'clock l. tn.: \ minus.
do ovenirrg.Jarmary:ld. at 7:: 1 o'clock Hat.
or: try. Jattiiill'y'lli.t|12rt‘t‘im'k p. nr.; Wink
nestle evonln .Jrrnrrary Imh. at 7:30: Hillar-
ray. urinary]. h at ltn't'lor'lr p. at :Hnrrirday.
anlrsr lllth. at tin'mrolt p. m.;tor the par.
poucoi' earring and determining any on: all
appeals made to them from the doings of the
rs.
% board til it
nor-r ”as a midi board
Perfect lilting
UNLAIINDERED SHIRTS.
PRICE 500'
w...” .u... ._._._.. ...
lion’s W HITE and COLORED
Underwear,
26c.
twill moot With the its»
.Hlbl-lll‘flll)’. January itlth
Ii. innit)? lilo Illifllfl‘o n! to ruling
Board or lieiiet.
Ink and disabled lair-sorts.
.rit.. llecenrberilth. our. «tort-ts
at :l o'cloci:
tits polls 0
. .s.rtvg
its .
Norwai
l i
ppgttovtt.
Regular 500 goods.
Rats aodlao's
W.A.Bonodiot
Sentinel . Building. ‘
wssmaoros smear,
city Board oi Relirt Notion.
Nn'rll‘t'rgnli it'll: (5mm? Nif‘u'rh‘ ‘ii...'3:’.’.'i!
wilirnos on Moods . sonarr l. at Ill a. tn.
grid". annsry it. or! 7 pun s'l‘tt ay. January?
' V
t , at y Janitor
to.st‘ip.m at
i
p. .. I a
underdogs ..lsnuary in M7 run
the (lounollt bomber. g, the rude or hear.
M in.
in: and ggmmirriog loop at item the do-
n all "in Aw rrs on er: :nd
outta the validation in the is or
dealt-lag our e t-ity list wil ting the books
at the oflloeo itrvtt it a Corbett. 'ashlagton
rt . ward “Rid finer-y 1.1M
Hill... fi‘m ' v} “and offlelisf.
at the oitv of (broth Norwalk, the tilt]:
leosmbor. 1m. dill ha
I
on Minn
" t o. turtles." “ ’
Piotr Rroqgailkslmostmlllltl
A
tiny rri
YiAil PAPER ENS
‘W
8th llorvtll.
Norwalk Chronicler