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Holiday. has returned to Hartford. "
mm: ‘2‘.“ “1,7,1“. ill 1w. one Joli; "Hill“ 1‘
' partlytio stroke ands colgsstm 0N". ,
yesterday, audio now in scrltioal ecn~
ditiori. ' ‘
so wasumo'r
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on. John were. or Harm .2 who
had at the Calvary Baptist church
.—
A "racial sermons will he preached
itlie‘t‘dlmvdmn'flllows attlteA. ti. . ‘E
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cloaks. Purse! MMu Buds. oi
.rman & Son
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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,ii’ Miles mo 46 and is so: St..'llol\llilk
Special 8an olives and corner finds. no
Marked down from $12, 814, 818, 820.
. I
”Knothwer Successful Week.
People have found out that the mats we out are superior in quality. and lower
‘ than at any market in either city. Would yoakaow the reuse? Wear!!! in luflh‘lem
. 1 g. m Wanhkslisbuimandwe naderktand our business. If there are any of our
mpequwrwwish to to, cpncluslons with us. they are hereby most cordially invited‘to do
i as; T W6 out nothingkhut the best duality of meats. and can prove this statement by our. lax-pa
and steadily increasing business. We shall continue to give grimy pvery do. until. flirthn
notice. The patron whose name isdrawn each day will ho entitled to ten lbs. Prime Rib
Russet ofBeeMl"«'eE " . x" .
"‘ l ' “ Ms: He PARSONSI
Butldr 2...... No. v2.1.0. 0. a, work-
'l‘lill‘ more summit.
liarn Sterne, died last night stOrsn-
E '51?" “WAD’HAMS. Pfdpii‘e’thi‘,‘ ; - ,
1 1 1 PEflPlE’8 MARKET. FIEE llEllVElll. PEOPLE'S MARKET
W m 18Nortlsflalnst..fio.llorwalk. 21 wont, blorwalk
. ... ' Telephone call, 5243. l Sstisfaction guaranteed. 1 Telephone call, iii-ii.
berry Plains. aged about eighty years.
Bholesvestwo children. Bradley Sturgee
confined to his home on Summer street,
Alhn'leseovery for Piles.
Allen's Discovery for Piles is a certain .
cure for all kinds of piles.
Do you have
, streets. .
Box d—Oorner Day and Teller streets.
a good time to Paint.
blissssii to give you
pom Satisfaction is
silly Jesuits Pure.
'RI-WAK-i
Iranian
' Athslfpsst men o’clock. Tee sim-
od the third degree on two candidates.
last night. .
him 15. Randall in. just completed.
and sent to. the Hospital society, a corn-
pletc set of splints and roller frame.
Arthur 1,). Davis. of Modes. England,
‘ who hasbeeti visiting friends ln’floulh
Norwnlk, will sail for home Monday.
he. "rub
W».
mioorir amass rm- sup-II.
Bo! fl-Ccrner Washington and North Main
1 WT ”WM”
ebfiui
Box 04m. street.
Box 13—th street opposite l‘rsnklin street
Olive Branch at... Knights of Pyth-
ias, will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in
Pythiau Hail, Swartr. d: Corbett block.
it“
so
Box ld—mcordstre‘etm to school.
has um illortli‘ Main and Ann streets.
Bo: lfl-Oorner High street and Bsyvisw
avenue.
Box 10-Houraik iron Works building.
Box l‘l-Corner West avenue and Cedar
The case of the State against Frank
Littlefair, which was to have been tried
in Bridgeport this morning. was settled
out of court.
street.
Box fl—Cornsr West street and Taylor
avenue. ,
Box ltd—Corner Ely avenuesad Boston street.
Box alivtlorner South Halo and Monroe
linen.
Box al—llectric Light Mon.
lie: sl—li‘alrileld avenue and Cedar'strset.
-Try but before you buy "em in Lane's
Ledger Edmunds has based the vacant
store in Randall's block, formerly occu-
pied by druggist Hull, and will open a
cigar store those in a few days,
Miniature Almanac for I'o-morrow.
Sunfilrs flan Bets fiih'l’ide low Tide
at 0:2 I at 5:45 l stages I at idi‘l
Thomas having, who represents 8.
Osborne. England, oyster dealers and im-
porters. is with cx-lioyor Reed again
looking after the interests of his ear
plcyer. Mr. [£83an repairs a very
rough voyage. being able to he on deck
only four hours during the entire trip.
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
warmer and from fair to partly cloudy. with
business on the coasts. possibly followed by
light. rain. To-morrow it promises to be part-
ly cloudy and mild. followed by rain.
Lowest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
ill“ above sore.
~For‘thie week. Men’s heavy winter
gloves at’coot. at W. A. Benedict's.
William F. White, who has the con-
tract for the carpenter work in the
interior of the building on Railroad
Place recently purchased by Carl Bchaub.
is pushillg the work rapidly forward,
and it will probably be completed by
next Tuesday.
scion sonnstr.’
What the People of Our City Are
Doing and laying.
Theodore Hortwick won yesterday’s
roast at the People's Market.
Frank Seymour is confined to his room
at 14 North Main street,with rheumatism. The” WW" of “mu 9. Concord “'9”
school, were present every half day dur-
ing the past month: George Barnes,
Fred Force, Andrew La Croix. Charlie
Scoileld, John Williams, Fred Waters,
Robbie Sieegmuller. Willie Cowperth-
wait, Alfred Ronkett, Joe Cramraik,
—-New kinds all the time, at Lane's.
The boat Fanny Devenny is discharg-
ing a cargo of soft coal at John H. Ferris'
wharf.
,Geor e Simpson drew a silk umbrella
1'“ Trosrhridgc & 1.0;“ cigar store this Eldrcd. Leno ilarrisfliaru Fisher, Elsie
Shuitz.
morning. A“ . . .. ,. ...,
William Croaeman and fleeces Wil-
l‘rcd Grant, of Brooklyn, was the gut-st
of (ix-Councilman George S. Trowbridgo.
yesterday.
—Bargains in children's suits on d reef- by fishing in the nver in front of Coun-
ers, at W. A. Benedict’s.
There will be a rehearsal of “Puss in
Boots"at the Methodist March at 5
o'clock this afternoon.
smelt or herring every few minutes,
Hunt 8: Zeluif'e market.
Mrs. John H. Knapp and Mrs. w. H. ”‘W‘
Swords are the guests of Mrs. E. T.
Bartram and Mrs. W. H. Stevenson, of
Bridgeport. , “ .
Michael Ullchn‘e. an 19mploye of Ray-
mond Brotpeis';‘wlro has been here six
years, and saved 01.000. has gone to
California to purchase a fruit grove.
M. ii. Parsons expects a cargo oi
horses to arrive on Saturday. including
four pairs, and several tine single ones,
as well on horses for all around purposes.
receives periodical'tickets.
Electric Light (Rimmiss‘toecr A- E.
The average attendance at the evening
school for the week ending February 23.
was 248, as follows: Center. 81; Over
River. 85; Winnispsuir, 85; South Nor-
cult Court for several days.
Society of Christian Endeavor of the
Congregational church, enjoyed a sleigh
ride Tuesday night to” Weston"- and
cum .. “Milli 22cm
’ One of the pleasant surprise parties of
the season was that held last night at
the' home of James Jardlcs. Burritt
avenue. Excellent music, merry games,
graceful dancing and an elaborate supps'
made the hours pass quickly and the
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fifty guests present repdrt s most happy MOE-o “Ill morning '07 interment.
“Im- MM... -mo. of mm in Lane’s.
«Three pounds of good beef steak, for M mm...” WWW“-..
550 ill lisyes' market. r NOIWALI ”"5.
“was“...
All members of the ConWionay
ehorehsrsrsorioderlof the preparatory
”madmysrssrvlse tbivevnill:
liner m of 1m.
bvrswiilbsreorlvsd by this church at
the communion service nest Bond-y
mu” WWI-Aer .
are on work w-
‘ vifltwsen
borne of W. F. Whitlock. 4 Union aven-
us.
consist of (i. ll Wardwell. John Arnold
and William James. J r.
Willie Cockei'ham. Kate Dauler, Grace
liam Miller afforded considerable amuse-
ment to spectators yesterday afternoon
cilman Seymour'e grocery. The water
was quite deep. and people were our—
prised lo see the fisherman pull in it
until it was learned they came from
~Remembcr Miss l-‘itcb, the mllliner,
Winchester will leave South Norwalk
tomorrow for Philadelphia, having been
summoned use without in the case of
the Edison Electric Light company
against the Westinghouse company for
infringrnr-ot of patent. The use has
been in the courts some time. and will
doubtless occupy the attention of the
judge and jury in the United States Cir-
At Knudseo'e Bali, Chestnut street,
last night. the regular Wednesday night
walk, 92. - prayer meeting was held. The meeting
““““ was led by Orson Stalin-rd. There was
~~~iihad. P90“? luff" a Bible reading on the resurrection. At
Members of the Young People's the conclusion M the “mm "'0"
desiring were given an opportunity to
view the remains of the one who built
tlieiiallnud was so active in_thq.v.pro;
0. A.
Brockrueier, who for the past year has
conducted the German services which
have been held in the ball. and Ir.
Hadrieks, a city missionary from Brook-
lyn. madssbrlef address. ,The remained
Hollands» were taken to Worcester.
A Ives-y ledger of Items wear the
~ ~r~3uw
Themssshsrsofoosrpsoyfwiligtvs -M°'W-W“M
an invitation socialite at the llorwslk
armory. seat Thursday MIN. Lowe's
orchestra will provide male for mu.
An eojoysbiesuvprliepsrty was given
tutti-Milton,stbsroorssm lint
. by
A sociable will be held tonight at the
The committee of arrangemmts of
The condition of In.
full y recover.
and last evening, was a meeting of great
interest toSunday school workers. The
programme heretofore pobliJred was
carried out. the addresses being very in-
structive. -.. “1”“ h
Jeffrey Boavao, who recently resigned
Liverpool. and will reside in that city.
—Lonc's for candy. price. quality and
“'MY‘ -., ”m...
Patrick Fugan. of i’lsttsvilis avenue.
was working in the cellar of St. Isry’s
Dextor‘ Hitchcock. who staunchsd the F
flow, ”m... . fl..-
A man who bore such a striking re-
“Puck's Bad Boy" company that maple
thought the troupe had gone off and left
Norwulk yesterday in a very O-he-joyfnl
mood. Chief of Police Bradley learned
that the man was from Danbury. and
o'clock train.
The body of Mrs. John Fitch,who died
in Washington. D, (3., was brought no
Norwalk yesterday.
held this afternoon from the residence of
hire. Harvey Fitch, 17 Pork street. Rev.
1'. K. Noble. of the Congregatiodsl
church. and Rev. s. H. Watkins, of
Grace church, officiated.
was made in Union cemetery.
——-lf you do not. want a paper or magn-
an order on Dickerman.
Tllt‘ nnilo numbers of the, \‘nnBuron
nor E. B. Wilson's school were entertain-
Baird's seminary. The young ladies,
under the direction of Professor Rot-
ledge. gave exhibitions of fancy dances.
Refreshments were served «luring the
evening.
A portion (if the ceiling in the ripari-
Ohapei ntreet, fell Tuesday, striking Mrs.
Johnson on the head. and badly cutting
nor. while she not in n ohsirnearthe
table. .lierltttleohildwas playing near
by and narrowly escaped being struck by
fallingwisuer. A pbysidiivl’wss call:
, mmmwowuiw” “‘ Z" 2‘ '=
one croup at the home of his parents,
andl‘stys. The funrrsl will be held
Fridaydtev. 8 El Pond-of Gt Paul’s
community
wholosts little girl only a week ago.
herdsalhoviogdnetothevvrne disease.
Mam,m known as "hig-
Pouosllradhy,ysstvrday.osargvdwith
vacancy‘r . Absflslorobs belonging to
i
i
E
i
2‘
ii
i‘ t
l
9;
Brotherhood of
Fouls." sdld' ll
. its! a iers' ome.
sent him in thni direction on the 5 cl “Y'lbifd year “t his a“ Bio m
were taken to North Haven. and
the funeral was held in that place Tries—
dsy afternoon.
i
zine. use your perhidicai tickets. and get eating
isee to
church announce
about $60
ed last night by the young ladies of Miss com
w -
ma
. ‘ " honor" is now devoted to judge».
Samuel D . son of Samuel J. and llsry luflfa‘lfjndgesnm addressed» “your ltn'fl-
B. Roscoe, died yesterday of mono. ship.
46 The judges who governed the Jews were
Center avenue, aged 3 years. 4 m“. at: most part the heads of their tarn-
Mr
Wlmeuuustedbycm «Young is.
I'd
sickness.
spinal meoingjtrri
St.
IMMIEN.
George Austin. for mim- year-aim in-
mate of Fitch‘s Home, but vvlio for the
convent on Chapel um, yumday, past year has lived at the resident-(inf ‘
when he struck his leg against some M"- MW"
sharp object, rump“). . gm.“ blood and worked in the
vusel. The rupture bled so profusely Sunday. .
that it became necessary so call 1; 1),, house yesterday lil’lr-rnirmr. Rt‘l‘. hulls:
roach officiating.
Amarriage which ocrumi last :‘prlll(t1!Infill‘nlfbililli(“lulu-C'Ctur iii.» lz‘um
became public property yestirl'tlily.
youth; people who entered this
semblance to the corner grocer of the state-ind succeeded in keeping it secret
for a longiimc. are. rL‘put‘lEd as being
Miss Emma ’l'ooker. daughter of lemon
Tucker, and Alanaon slillspnugh.
him behind, W93 “’0'“ “'0 streets 0‘ are nowiiving in the Williamson placv.
William ii ilorey. a veteran of Com-
ny C. Eleventh regiment, Connecticut
Infantry. died Sunday at
lie was in the
The hickory pole
ll.
. a delightful now.
The ladies
Coons entered
A valuable horse belonging to William
C. Nichols. of Westrmri. died yesterday
flu. Isaac it. Dorwtt and daughter
‘ Olin. of Academy street, have returned
W. J. Idem. frumstwo weeks' visit with relatives in
Jr., who has been seriously ill of pleura- Newark.
pneumonia at her borne on Berkeley
street. is somewhat improved today.
the disease having taken a favorable
turn. Ills believed now that she will
The monthly business meeting of the
Andrew. of fit.
Paul's church, will be. held tonight at
the parish rooms.
—-Cltildren‘s shirt waists at 25 cents. icroup. A. W. Baldridge. Miliereville. iii.
The Bible Institute held in the Norwsik Cannot be ““th gm. quality Mm price. 1 For sale by (i. C. Siliicon. .
Ifetbodiet church yesterday. afternoon W.‘ A. may“. ’“
George M. Buttery. uf this place.
whohaaheen employed at lioyt'e out"
sery. New Canaan. for the past 15 years,
“accepted a position no foreman at
Shady Hillnurseriee, Cambridge. Mass:
as United States manager of the louder! Concord Division. 5. of 'l‘.. will hold
and Lancashlre insurance company and an adjourned meeting this evening to
as president of the Norwslk Fire Insur» complete the arrangements for celebrsl-i
slice company. has been appointed to ing its fiftieth anniversary. which wilijmng,
the very lmportsut position of sub-man- take place Monday evening. March .5. Ai
agerof the Royal insurance coorpsny. of full attendance is requestcdae mattersl
are to be transacted that demand the
attention of each member.
Waterbury. Newton Heights. Eeach for Cactus Blood Cure to clue t em,
neighborhood, (“6‘11 what would be the saving per captia if
The funeral waslwid from tho'thc dinner should not be given. there
oppmitir
The funeral was market. which did service in the fall of
1892 in supporting nnu
Demmocrat campaign banners, was cut
down by William
catcrday, to make room for the new
ighway being built by the railroad
terms company.
Theirs m TheEanrlli ld‘flgllr'tlf thv Methodist
church. will hold it insoluble tonight at the i
home (if C. B. Filclr. Normoll. Thr- mum.
mitts-rill charge havenrmngml an inter-
mmc and thewwiul prmw
of the large
Wilmott. Jr..
of the (‘uugrcgatiounil Pitcher’s ca‘to'la'
that they clearer.
from the kirowse given last
dancing class and the students of Profee- Thursday in the town hall.
The Southern New England ’l'ciophcnex
by is to have ‘u pay station in
n, and linemen are at work placing
a long distant instrument in the [met
otlice.
Nathan
all 0‘ "hid” “M “will“! "‘0 G'Wk hence . Saturday night. and stole tin».
dam-e. were very gracefully executed. vsluab fowlr. ‘
Mrs. Thaddrum Bell. who hurt In-onqulti-
sick elm»- Inst Friday. in slowly improv-
mg.
Edward A. Hall returned today from n
m“ occupied by Albert Johnson, on week's visit in Stafford Bprings
ODDS AND ENDS.
Thomson
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b
mirror
We"!!! faithful.
WWW/k Behwatlts found the
on Bnrk’artlrest Fish river,
1i degrees below the
to be
Mahmhsitscsle
Waisthsnnlymefthsold Ten.
' thatrttrmes. litres invested
hwwmxlm
i
1"!!!»
WWW” M” Johnson h“! been indis- coalmining in the lfniini Stereo began
posed and her husband was getting din- stPlttobnrg in list.
The rahehakeh. mentioned in the book of
was the title of the Assyrian com-
ebitreh officiating.acd the remains will my. “1.1.1.
'5 “M ‘0 L.leomr N. Y i m m. The”! total weight of rmrilu received
Untold sympathy is felt throughout the sadsispstehsd at the New York postofdco
for lfr. and list. Roscoe. “WV““W-
The" are three khans—Khivu. Kholtand
lid Bettina-«who date the crl u of their so
{Hilts back to the Turkish nvnslon of
Wm
Toddlslnl’opa. what’s the mason that
whsalorep'my hell it hilarious. and it I
it lloon it fails npi‘alisrper's
its older form soliiao, iron
soreness and chafing with intenseitching
oftenvatnighti It is dangerous to n loot
tbese‘syrnptoms. if you have s cred
for cars with chronic piles and feel you
cant be cured, give Allen‘s Discovery
one trial. it isnuew discovery that cures
piles. Sold by all druggists Pricebo
cents. Sent b mail for 50 cents. Ad-
dxree‘s' Allen's iscmery. Box 88.1.eitoy.
Chamberlain'e Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfactioouf any coo h medi-
clnelhandie.nnd as a seller s all
preparations in this market. l recom-
mend it because it is the lust medicine
El ever handled for coughs. cold and
That the blood should perform its vital
functions. it is absoiumly necessary It
should not only be are but rich in life.
giring-clemeuts. hose results are best
affected by the use of that well-known
standard blood purifer. Ayer‘e Snrsa-
priila. ‘ .
A severe rheumatic
shoulder had troubled r. J. H. Loper, a
2 well known druggiat of Des Moiues.
~ lows. for oversis months. At times the
in was so savers he could not lift my-
With all he could do he could not
at rid of it until he applied Chamber
ain’s l'sin Balm. "i only made three
applications of it ." he says. "and have.
I'siuce been free from all pain,” He now
2 recommends it to persons similarly altim-
‘ ted. it is for sale by U. C. Btillson.
it a New York millionaire gives rs din
; oer at 5th avenue nudlgdthsfl, costing
700.00 which gives pe s to
tail tlldse people s lid $3456.03 £18 5:2.
ore' hills and [ion iv have to pay 5.00
lm‘mg 87 perwns at the feast?
inquire at Plalswd‘s drug store. Whore
; you may have the problem solved and
‘ i _ . _ , ,. H
[22113;2: "Perhaps you would not think so, but
it very largo proportion of diseases In
New York come from carelessness about
catching cold." says Dr. (‘yrus Edison.
."lt is such a simple thing and so common
that very few people. unless it did a case
of pneumonia. pay any attention to a
cold. New York is one of the healthiest
piocm on the Atlantic Coast and yet
They
and consumption which have their origin
in this neglevt of the simplest precaution
of every day life. The most sensible ad
vice is. when you have one got rid of It
as scion no )oeeibie. By all means do not
neglect it.‘ Dr. Eileen does not tell you
how 10 cure a cold but. We will. Take
'Charxiberlain‘s Cough Remedy.‘ it will
relieve the lungs. aid expectorntlon, open
the secretions and soon effect a perma-
nent core. ‘25 and fill cent bottles for
sale by ii. t‘. Stillmm.
Children Cry for
E Fischer’s Castoria.
‘ Children Cry for
I
Hull's
“(to n ilni-vv hrs a; it. a .. ,zaw l or ("meiotic
\\ in 'l tho it 2.2 r. t‘lxilvl. .ilr» i‘l iH-l fur l‘ukturl;
Wham. slii‘ ll‘a‘liflli' WW. sliv‘ i'lmt; tu t‘nimiria
Wire-urn», l1l~l t‘l.il-|m., sm- gov-limo (MIMIC.
llnuchy's
Children Cry for
Pitcher'e Castorla. .s
Taylor at Golden
{Real Estate and Insurance
l WAIIIINC‘IO! "Bl“.
Persons lookl tors or house and lot.
meme 5 “2°“ 5,; '2'“ ..
m. T‘n
.. 42 trouth Nat
BACKUB water motor. which will he sold
an cheap for want of use. Apply at this
no.
A
and were 3-7.” instant. which
ran her-cover by railing at this oilice.
flit lit
itinerav'sonemrrwmms
D Court. li‘ebrnsry air 1 gh'im
Whereas writte a loaded " bre'n made
tothiiii'lonrl for mvlzieio bin or
alps nelntsrer t o 7|”.an
isodiilymmmnut-umu
day 0 ng.
mire.
thorourengreat many more of rnturrh "
. iii Orchard street.
A
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in
ABA B. WOODWAl-Vl ‘
tli hails! f February. A. t). Wt.
WA § 1 ‘ornmlti‘eof the
. t lilt'l‘l‘. Roswell: Union
0 . hill 1'.
Artistic “photography.
To those desiring something rspecially fine in PHOTOGRAPHIC
Yfflli. i would call attention to the new line which i am nowkv executing iii
a use.
No in or oxywnse will be spared to obtain beautiful rmuiru. lmlh in lighting
and posing. especially with delicate costumes and draperim.
FOR CHILDREN
Particular care is given to obtain pictures. which embody oil that is i-liiidiiko
natural and
I] s
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
A'i‘ REASONABLE PRICES.
E.M. Milli”. PlilllllliillPHEil. 53 Will ST. lililinlli.
C. H‘. HARVEY,
Big. Slaughter .
«AN l l—
CLEARANCE SALE.
l2,000 PAIRS
iii Boots, Shoes and Rubbers to he
CLOSED OUT
ut the greatest bargains ever offered in Norwalk during the next
i5 days. These goods must be sold to make room for others com-
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer in
town, who knows just what to buy for the wants of the people at
less than cost. These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
Come and son for yourselves, Your old friend,
CI H‘s Harvey.
which. A 1 w '2
A tlilth Dido general housework. Apply at
Elm Hrove store. South Norwnik. be-
can ll and l o'clock. f2" 1’»!
" so r1171“.
[TPI‘ER part ofhonse.No i ilenr- 9L. 4
.1 rooms. rent $5.0): ii more on hr) at.
rent. Slililizslm lower part of llmll-t'. No. in
lists! avenue. East bnrwalk. rent low. Apply .
to W. 'l OUNHS. at Lockwood Manurm-inrn g!
company. t:."~ tit
‘ 2.2.2.2....“ " ”
Hoyt’s "Opera House
SATURDAY. MARCH 3d.
Primrose 8. West's
<i‘w":il nlm‘ l-‘nrrii-iil Air-iiriliiy
2
._.. . , . . 1
1‘ OUSE, No. to“ Duy sin-cl: house. (turner)
Day and Tolies street: house near Eiml
limve store: room-i N0. 41‘0.lel‘lil‘H‘lJllifilnlffll ‘
moms No. 2'. 'I‘iilira street down stairs. Apply 1
H
unionsu.szl'l’.*'-’“"’""mfl' ”.12. MUNTE BARl-o”
l‘rr—rm “It: ”it! Famous Txlin-i re! f'iimeilian
tNlr
George Wilso
Gormau Brothers.
~~~-2 .. m .. A ~ - - ~ w— The pretty fun-‘- nf ilurlu-uiuv. 'Iho malady
()NEaHMJ‘ofumuelu llvi~i Hill-‘3 building ottiramlnprm. Tl.““Ullli'lxillqlilllllrmlnlb
fnrmerly occupied by Jacob M. Layton lrcley.
Rout. 9.00 Also four rooms. ll n'mond
street. rent.!7.ill. App! '10 (LSWAR 2.0M
Pi ell (Vicar Co. utilce. liii 'nslilngtun some.“
f
'Tllfll'}. at flownytnn. in lower and most
t lhicaly settled part of village. with no
other store near. Excellent stand for grocery.
bakery or market Applyro WMJ. ORA '.
Rowayton.conn. f‘ 1w
P‘ROM April let. six rooms on wound liner. 3 1
West Main street. Norvmlk. All light.
pleasant. and convenient. liavr- lie-improve-
men . hot and cold writer. hath. cloeelm sir.
(i location to small wierr family only.
(‘nll on premier-e. 12m
'Herlis nli ship at ('uuk‘o drug More. South
Virru'nlk,anil Gregory A (‘u,_ .‘mru‘ulk. m
IIOUHE No lillnvliandetreet. Suitable for
. .. hoardin house or large family. Pini-
laicl . Apply tn('. ll. Wheeler.
nrwa k. (It iii if
ART of lower house. Woodward oven .
no .upper and lower apartment. 0.
tut-lonth netreekrenull and '9. Apply
to I. A. OODWAND
fifififimiuir 22'-
it a, O
i. 0.0. 'I'. For battlegisrs for sin of .ng
Brown. at hisstorson South
session lmrn
DEALER-"l lN
2.2.2.. on, ’rrillllerl‘l.
at ,. or us sm 1'" mils 31' rum.
EMU“ Nationalliank. afrtf It -
Notice.
booth Not-walk [Talon liehool lliatrict.
TDTICIls hereby ventl tax at
\ of ratsbie wiit'nn r‘h‘l‘lfi’i’l‘l‘i’a.
2th» is madeonths town list of 1m.
get said list has been this day delimited
clerk of the said district at the other of
Selectmen. N it lrond Place. death
for examination. and that
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i . -P M.
thembd yclitlaréh.A. 0.1m. m :2 22.22.22
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Look at the iluaiiiy!
Look at the Priced
22lh-.r.ttiraunl edrlo or Loud lbs. heat
ilnelnlflfmzll lbs mat Selw gavel: Crackers.
2r. zziliis. host Unlifni‘llln Prunes. 2.52; r. lbs.
0. «l
.m. to rand determines“ appeals made i y, [our in l. y .
fairing? theteqnaiizstloo and perfwtlnn of {and 262...”:2rmmm'n 5?". . . 'Mom
men. - . Filo .. ' -
flatadst the oil of litmth Norws'k. ('unn. W "I fine “"0"” Rue
Quaker (leis. lilo puck e. Tr our Butt”. file
in; Milli. loo can: iii-st lnuro .baumaritlnss.
“1' box. We have the he“. of Tea and (loll -
iltvo its a coil. Grinds delivered free. en ti
mentor in iii‘l‘iiy Tickets
this thenlstd: p, Fobrnar .AJfiw} "
forum 0 m
1 fithlllhE’l‘lfi'flo. bot-walk l‘nion
Jo W n. mum. i mm ”2.2.2.1..”
tnln written inst t as and tor the W 4 ‘
wl‘agf oda fl3fl' late of Norwaik. in VOTE! iNOtlce' M ii A 1 “h 1” 1 h
1 E I .II p VHO 1‘ "Off Of! _
0rd or liealonbebeard and Di ent‘: |mwrata Wharton’s " V
3.. r ”it"hl‘l'i' c "" Mlfll‘ifilz ”@2212?“er i335“ H D SMITH
a who . ‘ m to rename or. as . . .
on e
till 1! li'illr the
$.2m' w 22. .r:..2...z. ..
of to‘wnxat 13:}: 33:30“ Place. in the city
for?!” city. of mirth Narwalk. (Ilium.
Norwalk.
BPEillll sires Til
. Florida, ileiiiumia.
Bermuda, Egypt,
and other points or interest to travelers.
asmovso ' ,
To In. 5 Isilrosil Pitts.
Room 1 Manuals Banding,
* at s
l Malawi District.
oinearednoatl .New
torn teal er.
he or New u.
use.
llul’res
II. with silos
2 toeont
s or t!
~8122222 & lurid.
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