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3‘ Washington St.
w _ BOUT}! NllRWALK.
Wall Paper,
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SOUTH NORWALK.
COME on, ~
THE EVENING SEWEL.
allocation, uttorIncProrrutor.
SL5. linen
(”Mountain-
soon woawm "aim—"ass.
Bo! 3—-Cornor Wuhineton Ind North Msia
streets.
Box III—Corner boy and 'l'bllea Itreotn.
Box 3-0!!!- street. "
Box Ila-West strut. awaits l’rsaklin Itreet
schwl.
Box tad-(ionoord street, opposite school.
Box u—Oorner North lslnand Annstroots.
Bo: Il—Cernsr High street and Bsyvlew
Ivonne.
Box u—Norwalk iron Works building.
Boa IT—Corner West avenue and ('edar
strict.
Box ll—Ournsr West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box 3% my swoon-mt Baotou street.
Box Ib-Otwner South lain and Monroe
streets.
Box ”alloctric Light station.
Box sl—l'alrtieid avenue and Wicked.
llaiatare Al-saae for III-norms.
S Rises Sunsets ill h‘l‘ido low This
“salt“ I “53% ‘ a:21:5| Ia 7:le
New York Herald Weather torso-st
The weather todsy promises to be generally
clear and slightly colder. followed by partial
cloudiness Ind sllIhtiy higher temperature.
Tomorrow it promises to be slightly warmer
rain.
lowest Point of the Thermometer
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon today wan
2t" shove zero.
MITTII 1‘03".th
the People of Our (filly Are
' Doing and toying.
lllre. Daniel Ditnlop won the prize
roast at the, People's Market. yesterday.
John Remson, who lormerly conduct-
ed an express business in South Nor-
walk, has opened a fish and vegetable
market on South Main street.
-—’l‘urkeys,chickens,i'.lic People's M’k'l.
ll. Buichard's milk wagon became
caught in the trolley car truck on Wood‘
ward avenue. this morning, and one of
the wheel- was wrenched otl.
Those who tske part in the exercises
lor Easter stand”. at the Methodist
church, will meet there tomorrow night
promptly at 7 o’clock for rehearsal. The
choir of the church will meet at '3
o'clock.
-~i.argo turkeys are lilo per pound
small otter, m: chicken, lie. at llsyes’
market.
Frank Snyder was before Justice Bar-
rett, yesterday sfterncun, charged with
Insult and breach of tho peace. lie as
found guilty and lined O3 sud costs
Oscar Andersen, charged with breech of
the pews, changed his plea to guilty,
and was lined 0i and cunts. which he
v-ii- .
"For on. week. 'uu'o III», mm
gloves It cost, at W. A. _Benedlct's
The young men and boys at the South
Norwaiit Congregation“ church and
any others inter-ted, are invited tomret
in the parlors of the church, this even-
iog at N!) o'clock, preparatory to the
mutation of I bottIlion, if there Its
sutftclent numbers, there will be It last
two companies formed into I hattshou.
Colonel Frost will be present to cranniu
the companies Ind instruct the members
in military drill and discipline.
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-Tho Inch number. of tho Mush-Ii
Htmeisnowreadyandcaube procured
It this ultim- for 8 cents and one rooms).
Thooflolsl visitstion totlhermsn Conn
oil, No. Lilli, Royal Areaoam. of Carleton
B. Boadley and B L Undoby, of New
Haven, members at the Orsnd (kunoil,
will he reads Ifosdsy night. Grand
Regent B. I. We, of WWII,
meow Beentsry B. B. lloilowsy,ol
Iliiford, Ire expected to be present. The
committee of Bitumen Council ime Ir
>rsngrdfsrsrocisisaulonsfterthemeet
log. The Gounod noon-III will sing,
and relrrshmenlr will its served.
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~Lsoe‘s on sandy, prior, «guilty In
Iowa WM
"Wfisasydbopoilcy men, who,
so...
mum Ind porfm in Al
and buy a good borne cheaper than you ever dreamed of, at
BROOKSIDE FARM,
A fresh oar load of 21 in to.
M. H. PARSONS.
andme Mr to partly cloudy, followed by ‘
mwmm' q.
”COME ON,
day.
Therow will he Icrvlos this Ifternoon in
Trinity church, It ii o‘ulocI.
M. A. (lrli‘lin, manager of Comatock
Brothm‘ South Norwalk store. has leased
Conch cottage on High street.
—-Turkoys, we pound: ,chIclIenI. lie,
at Hsyss’ msrkot. .___‘_.
Dr. W. J. Tmey this morniogquarsu-
lined a cans of scsrlet. f. yet in In “about
family on Hoyt street.
Freddie Waters, son of G. l". Waters.
who is quite sick with appendicitis, is
somewhat improved today. ltisthought
it will not be necessary to perform In
operation
This morning. Clitlord Thompson, em-
ployed by A. (i. Judson, drove to Tilly a
hlacimnith shop, and hitched the home
The animalbegan to buck and tore the
bridle from his head. He was caught
and quieted before further damage was
done
-—Bugains in children'a suits and reel
era. in W. A. Benedict' I.
Superintendent Bonnet bun placed
globes of s new pattern on some of the
electric lights in the lamina» pore ion of
he city. One in" of a globe is ground
place, while the other half is plain. .This
is for the purpose of tasking the glue of
the lights lees annoying to store keeperr.
Lincoln (.kmncil, Order of United
American Mechanics, will work the sec-
ond degree tonight. The Council will
hold an entertainment Ind sociable nut
hursday evening. at their hell in the
Swarlz & Corbett block. The entertain-
mentwill be by Nitchellsnd Hoyt and
others, and dancing will follow.
~Mixcd points. fl 25 per ml. at Wat-
kins A: Dow, lld'w, 112 Washington It.
lastevening four men under the in-
fluence of liquor entered Fritz Olsen’s
tlsh‘ msrke‘t on the Washington street
bridge and began bothering him and
making themselves obnoxious. Mr. Oi.
sen became exasperated and after I
fierceainttlo succeeded in ousting the
men who went scrot- the bridge. ‘
Franklin Steiner, of Des llloines. Iowa,
delivered an instructive lecture upon the
"Great Conspiracy" It Germanic Hell,
Instnight. There was a fair audience,
and the strictest attention was paid to
the speakers remarks lie spoke upon
the questions which rite now clsiminz
the attention of the pcopleol todsy. es.
peclally the denominatorisl school ques-
tion and the use of the public moneys.
~You out get I Ii 25 wrapper for Bile.
It the Nq‘wslk Boston store, on Satut
day evening at 7:30.
Yesterday afternoon Ifey er Farrimttor
the delivery clerk employed by J. A.
Farrington, found a barrel of kale on
looroe street, marked [elloy Adsms.
Thinking it had fallen from Ifr. Adama'
wagon, Mr. l-‘srringtou pMed it in his
own wagon and brought it to the mor-
ket. Boon afterward he learned that
Ir. Adonis had left the harrsl on the
street for a nsidont, who hId neglected
to take it in.
””fiiit‘vit‘ti7ufiis."
A Itreery Budget of ltaata From the
Upper Ian or Ms
Willism Wardwsil, Jr. Itartcd for
Hooves]. (tonsils. yesterdsy. for tho
“unsound.
Raymond a 50mm received an invoice
of twenty-one bed room suits this morn
lug: sin I isms line of aufss.
rm radio. clroleof so. any. church
will most It the parcohlol usidsucs this
evening todiccnss Napoleon Bottom
~Chlldrsn’s shirt waists at 86 cents.
Conant hamstohed for qusiity Ind price.
W. A. Benedict.
Waiter-list righteous onebroks into
W P. Englisb’s blIoIInIith shopcn
flsehaelc stm and stole I shoulder
brace. m...“
Hilton Caplets Wsiisos Donn Ind
Jams-Bow have been drIwn Is
joints to nerve in the superior Court,
which ctmenmstbridmrtmt’l’ucs—
day.
ml‘rotnltnbp.m.sndfrom7totp.
m..llstenhy.yon can buy striped ont-
ufluad,llisobss wido,fcrto. yd"
nth-Humiliation“.
-wmnmnmwm
Iltsrallbyfiamuwtwt ills
”our sun- thb
'8
an, null-Immune
A. D
a
Immuton Water limit lost «m.
John Taylor. of Kalli street, who
colored a paralytic M . is, our
Will.
church this afternotm. oi mooning at
too o’clock. __ ,
Ladies com III at Went
Norwalk have donated sqi lit tothc Nor-
walk hospital
Ito. John w. Holmte died at her
home in Ridgsflsld. this i
was themothsrolw. C. Editors
f Wilton ave-
Mrs. Arthur Seymoului
nue. who has been sick
weeks. is getting better.
u. (l Judd exprcfstoadijust the aim-
culty in his business I‘dd s, today, and
open his store thin aftemol
Frank Beers, who was injured by full
leg from the railroad trvsillo over Spring
street. South Norwslk, in improving
rapidly
«From ‘2 to l p. m., Sailj rday, you con
boy Henrietta dress prod Jilin. wide,
for i7ic. yd. at the Norwalk Boston
store , "a *
At the meeting of the otiiuial board of
the Nowell: Methodiatchdroh, last night,
it'was voted to rent the porn on the last
Monday in March. It 8 p. In.
The TruInIIuy company is repairing
the space between the rolls on Bill
Hill many of the slonrir having been
forced out of place during, the winter.
41me of delicious bread. It WI.
Michsol llcai. whomi Jluaticc Austin
find $7 and costs Nondtiy. for betting
his wife, and who appealed the ease and
went to jail in default} of .100, was
relented this morning. William Sheldon
giving the rrquired bonds.
Miss May Higgins. of West avenue,
who underwentauoperttti for Ippen
dicitis, continues comforttible. There is
no marked change in her condition. At
noon. today. it was repolrted that Miss
Higgins was somewhat better.
The third annual entertlninmeut of the
King‘s Sons of the First ‘L‘ongrrgatmnal
church, will be held in the chapel in-
night. beginning at 8 olhlock. An in-
teresting programme hos been prepared.
and it is probable that the concert will be
well attended.
-You can buy hints—elbow ammonia
for ic. bottle, at the Nbrwslk Boston
store, from 0:5") to 11:30 Slaturdsy morn-
ing. _ “
Attorney George Houihecker is very
low at his home on Willi street. The
Ittcndiug physician sayc lite is delirious,
and continually raves about his trouble
with the county commissioners. At noon
today Mr. Honneclter well no better. No
one is allowed to see him.
‘- ( lo to the Norwnik ilr‘tiiton store Saint -
day morning at ii) o‘cimhi. and x t a 25c.
broom for 159.
The choir of the Knight Street A I.
E. church will give a couom tonight in
the Norwalk Methodist chi r :h. Ii a
members of the choir tire well-known
singers and everyone clouding is assured
of listening to music Iboile the svetsgr.
l-‘. J. Dugsn. the fsnoyiart potter. who
will here Norwalk next week for San
Francisco, to msks an exhibit It the
lilld Winter Fslr. shipptld yesterday a
large invoice of fancy cubekery and hit
Ciough corkscrew msohiue. Mr. Dunn
will be accompsuied by Jbvry Cahlll.
The new business manners of the
Thomas Pressed Brick cc pony It Brno
sells, lil,sre bustling him, and or-
ders Ire comingiu rap Iy. Tboworks
will soon be running (lull hlIIt. Tho
msjnlty of the comp
owned by Not-walk perils
. “1
Owing to room bitch in draw up
the papers for the "W“ of Hire 6th
l-‘Irrsil to the llhldlotoq n asylum, she
m not tsten sty yeat niay, but no
sent to the Illa-boy pin until ar-
rangements can be for her "one
for. list Forrvliwss to In to the asy-
lum this morning by Col sthls John B
mk'm ..t..-u
~(lreat reduction it prices at all
mode kept by J F'. null. 37 Wall
rivet-mo close out the bslnnos of his
stuck. my“
Thellurwcikllmtonsq}. is mm
In anorttnentol tho and most
Ityiishwsshdrstsfs .Indthslstsst
novelties in wool d
OM“ “him“
ckerm an
84 WASHi GTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Two psihtorsiiulltlltdin knock—dows ‘ ‘
Alcott-n service willbcibehl in (trans V
log. She ,
y's chick is P“
81. Son,
0)’o|
Baiting
tab
that is not the notion we sell it on lualvcl
m mammal; dopmfi‘l oaflufine‘ss “h! to sport tinieiwile have bani d I
to r.- us no cow creonr v r n )I a
testimony to the mun of aim-n slaetnenla. A Prime lab MSW "m n we .r
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FllEE nttum.
I Satisfaction guaranteed.
PEOPLE’S, MARKET.-
13 North lilain st., so. Norwalk.
Telephonecall, 52-8.
FURNITURE.
Special Sale at iiivans and Comer Chairs,
’At$9, $10, $12, $14
Markodrlown from 812, tit, 318, I20.
ootndomet hit at it
mbutmadsef n . l1 M n. mat;
16.
d7
Highest of all in Looming Power.-—- Latest U. S. Guv’t Report. on, ””553“ “Bi ”Build, EiliE. EiB.
, Well. what of it. It ill trood its hot Hi i foes.
Ilort Ir ton know ”A“ “'doctormglsbn'tkudg. w $133333 “(slim Em
(r’llut: we"? and'mi't’ollmomz. to N camper lflavor. mAbtr:ln. nose. The trel hflhnrpa
me. LWWlIic-h up, woultl‘: Imosdwuut juntas lat-Irena on interior In as an
52:?
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ears-n
Ipublic in s on
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van ith)’ ev ery day.
PEDPlE’8 MIKEY
21 Wall st., Norwalk
] l'olapiune call, 67-3.
"oven Inflow?" N .,
flaws and Gossip of the Day in last
Nurwalk.
Henry Jones, the First avenue art}
csryman,has returned from I visit in
Green'sFarma
Mr. and lira.
mush, N. Y, are the guestsof in
Gotham. First Ivenue.
The borough water pipe in front of
Aisthurpe‘s foundry on Riverside uvcuuc.
has him" again, utIIl ‘llui :Il‘etilie In
flooded.
Russell Morgan, the popular clerk in
the post office, was taken suddenly sick
yesterday noon and was obliged to go In,
his home on Prrspect meet.
I
.W ilorhnnt, of Kit-
E.
Everett W. .Tolles, who in attending;
Wesleyan academy at Wilbrahuui. Mass . I
is spending a few dIys with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs M H Tunes, East avenue. 1
The Epworth Leagm niil hold it pm
erty not in! at the bonus of Miss Ev vI-iyn
Hawkins, this evening. th‘frrshmentn
will be served, and II silver wilwtion
taken. Allan- invited.
The funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Gran-
Ioh will benttended tomorrow nftrrnmn.
ntthehouae at 2:80 o'clock, and from.
the Swedish Congregational church,
Riverside avenue, at it «VI-hick.
(irouud was. broken yesterday for a
niueroom house It the, corner of first
nyenno and Gregory Point road, for Mrs.
William H. I Carr. lit-urge R Iicrteon
has the contract to erect the building.
I
The funeral of Mn. [large Tuttiv,
who died in New Haven. Wednesday, is
being held in Walnut ifll'l afternoon.
Min. Tattle was the mother of Mrs Tal-
cotl 8. Hull, formerly of VII! 7. In it avc
line.
A horse owned by E. i".. izlrham,
which was driven by his brother. ilrury
Gotham, ran away in lliwayton yesterv
day. in going: all It hank alongside the
highway, the horse threw himself and
overturned the wagon. which “'3.“ some—
what dnmaged.
(loud Roach
“New York Evening Post .
Every student of mad unprovrmcnt
must have noticed on» invariable feature
of it, and that in what might be rolled its
contagioumeea. in a muntry without
lIrge settlements and citizw not Wealth
h set an example of road-building at
to make no appropriation large enough
I) built a section of stun».- toud,nr to
bond a diair ct with thu' end in vim,
zercraily Illf't‘lil with the strontium oppo
citiou of the majority of the tuxpuyeta
They consider macuduni us much It lux-
If] as silvcr plate on It harms». and are
ready to light vigorously my column
which propoeen to more it III their ex-
pense. llut let u piece-of good mud once
bi built among them, either by private
enterprise or by a small appropriation
secured as a int. Ind tho oppmltionis
certain to quiet down. and in cohort
time the loudest-mouthed opponents of
"taxation" will he found among the
radial advocates of mucndnmizing urn.
orally and quickly. A farmer withs
loaded wagon need» butane experience
in Idling from It pirceol mscadam into
a q ‘ gmlrs to mate hie convert-ion com-
stats bureaus lll'tt charged with
loion over public roads they
no more emotive work than by
printed some plain and prm:tical
information on mod-mating and road
repairing for distribution through tip it
stster. The lgnnronce on this cabinet in
so consul thst it by no mulls lotions
tints dbtriet which votes money for
good roads will get them. We could cits
instances near this city, and not in strict-
ly rural oommunltieo either, where isms
Innis spent on III-called maocvlam hsvs
resulted in rosdwnys as muddy M of old
only thst the mud is less deep, and n here
uphill to made here been made In uuln
toilicontly tint lhry have out more III-n
Olin Isms client of original road should
have done. The chi-fushhmni road
superintendent is by no means relegated
Inns root hysn order for I alone. mud,
afl where he remains he must hardn-
mt "Ian“...w.“ ...,...-'_
m Winston lion WI.
'ihsssssal Inertia. or the Junior Pro-
thI club was last night It their
had-on m attest. The follow-
ohm were shot-n: Presldlni,fi
t mom it. Villain
‘mmlsbabsatwmwnm
mild!“ “W Wil-
-W
geneticistntillolitnnhrw
‘ some member of the family insisted
, old quarters each season in human
1 fashion. This idea was not accepted
their own expense, the firstpmgwitiom
TRAVELERS OF THE SKY.
A Bomsrkahls Itory of the flight and It.»
turn of a Itork.
lhoard one summer a true story.
which won narrated by a clergymauu
to I group of young folks on I hotel
plum. ‘Isballnot tell hisnamebe-
cause I know the story better than
the historian.
Several Years ago this gentleman
was living in the German capital with
his family There were many new
sights and sounds to interest the
American family, but nothing more .
fascinating than the colony of ' white
storks which settled on the adjacent
houastops and made a bird village of
the nestled chimney stocks.
The birds had such an air of pro
prietorship and general cocineee that
that that particulcr part of the city
was the regular summer home of
these tourists, who returned to their
as fact, and there were many specu-
lations as to some [loanible menus of
testing the theory. Not being up in
the atork language. no one could ask
questions and get answers. neither
could any mortal remember the fine
points of Stork physiognomy from
your to year.
A plan was finally decided upon,
and one particularly aristocratic
monarcbof-alll-eurvey looking bird
was enticed by a good dinner into the
garden. There was a silver ring
placed about his leg. on which was
engraved "Berlin. 1888.”
flew back to his favorite chimney,
and ere long he joined the passing
flocks that were constantly leaving
for the south. Many a thought fol
lowed the feathered fugitive during
the long winter and at the first sign
of spring eager ey es watched for the
return of the travelers
After many days a distant line of
cloths far up in the blue came into
view. Over the clergyman’s house
several detached themselves from the
sky caravan and hovered around the
dwelling. A tempting least was pre
pared; and presently the weary pil
gt'itns flew down into the yard.
Friendly eyes watched every move-
ment with joyous welcome. Imagine
the surprise when one of the flock
was seen to have twtr silver rings
upon its legn'
Behold' the old ring was back
again and accompanying It another
which read. "India sends greeting to
Berlin. "—Harry Penn in St. Nll‘ilolflfi.
Copper Plating.
A new method of depositing copper
Is proposed by which. as is exerted.
a perfectly smooth surface is ob-
tained and by which a very dense and
firm deposit lit assumi»cuch I meth
od of electroplating the bulls of
them from fouling: also doing away
with the neccecity for drydocking,
scraping and repainting. The plan
is to plate the tritium of iron and
steel vessels with a continuous sheet
of copper that will be sollrmly at
tached to the 1an or steel that there
will he no danger of any tearing of
by occidental grounding on bars, etc,
and having no teams or joints to sd
mil sea water and set up galvanic Ic
tiou. The ordinary method of do
positing copper electrically on lronor
steel could not, it is stated, he em
ployed in this Irsy, as the thick coat
of copper required when thrown
down from the ordinary sul
lotion would he ray
,porous
and otherwise unfilled.» New York
on.
Tooth u Ill-“Ills.
“When thou Ilttest to eat with a
ruler, consider diligently him that is
before thee," say: the Hebrew prov
orb, wsrulng I kings unset toregu
isle bin appetitoby his hoot Itemm
Boswell. Dr Johnson I blunt-op .
gives in his notehmk a modern pII-a
phrace of the old Jewish proverb
"I cold of I rich man whoenter
hewssexcemilngiy
ctr-inst cumm- trust to
were
of
himaswe migbtdo. lest we Iliould
lose his touts.
"‘He mshcsom'testhsontluelam
«er tongues.’ Isid 1”-Now Yorkwn
Pltuher’s esoteric.
, children orytor
Pitchers om.
“humanhm
“afloat.“mlsrm
_W#Whuvflrnm
He then .
steel womb in fact as will keep .
toiued us luxuriously that, although llow
Gilliam Of! for “1
To those desiring something I specially
Ind our:
natural and grace i.ui
Artistic Photography.
WORKJ would call attention to the new line which lam now executing' III
or expense will he sputed to obtain beautiful tee
especially with delicate costumes and draperies
FOR CHILDREN
Particular care is given to obtain pictures which embwly all that in Ibildliko ,
fine In PHOTOGRAPHIC
nits; both In lighting
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
E. I. JiCKSllli. PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 ill Si. lilllillllll.
Big Slaughter
[2,000
15 days.
town. who knows
less than Cost.
Taylor 8: Golden
Real Estate and insurance
WAIHINGTUN STREET.
Persona lookln for-int, or house Intllol.
with the viewo purvhsein re invited to
oslland examine our list. “yen them for‘
ads in every part0! the ct st rsssoruthlt
prices and on easy term sum tr
W‘s‘lv’iiizn.
A GOOD woman to Insist in housewmk. bu
objections to II Ihlld: ttuod home and
nulsll warns. ialint Mm lllll \ ills, “it“.
In? if
‘1‘.“ Nti holy would like Intuition to did light
"dice work. Iuhier or saiwitul‘" in a
shire. Adda-tn. lion till. lili’i' A i DER-
SILT South Norwalk. ( t. m5 it
A (horrific girl to III.
work. Apply ul Mi. i H
Nurwslk.
Ipvurrai l ome-
it: i Wheel, medium
To LET.
)LIASANT nanny rooms will. excellent
boon! Terms temvnshle 3i it"l. K!
In. till alien street In" tit
I’l' BNli-lllED lIotIIelolI-t. in lilduetleld
with all modern improventrnts. l0 rooms.
tsundr and Inside; Bl tnlnmeo' walk from
post Mlndr‘hllfth amputee from depot.
emulates ho! lut,Bidweliv-ld tonn- unlm
lit. mains
(lii‘l'l‘Aul! No.’ l bynes l'lst e, M1
‘ mule rm im nutrients. ngulre of
NA)" I'LL LY NIH-l l'lool I Mr- I oilin-
o. l! Moln airs-eh. Norwalk. mil in
main part or houII: on lrlprlu
U Ibtitlsol Groom range
loneswwsnifli. A iy lollw .
.i raemrr.w
Crofutl Kaspp' II
" Domain. lonlre. quiet tomii
it, it; 3 ilnmllion street. Noni
in ”MN". haildlnr.
EAST Apply at thinoflltn
811333 and basement with lislurea all
sub helm“ street. Immune punt nth”
fro Aprt lat been mutate: as I Ilry
"tors Nationally for lite pest liltnn
”promo w nmtpiut III Inch. inquire,
hunsrl or. write ”luv
ilflgfi. No. Ill Day street. In}... miner
fatal Tulips i. button I]!!! Elm
time storm rooms No. l oiiI-Istmt .zliliD'Mi“
midi” "Eire “midi." r33?"
Smllgim It It;
oibo I store, near.
history or meret.
niret‘f. Inn-
l'l'li moron
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turn in
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ion. is lower and mail
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waygamb 'll Lost on
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winner l . IVIInlwnnhl arrow.
at, No.
limit
rent. rent Ill stillfl
so smartest».
menof hr mamnlmf (for new
clam in barrier! in. hwy Humour
dim will!» mo to ammo W
Mommmkmm
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Stevens & Mamam
C. H HARVEY
HAND——
CLEARANCE SALE.
PAIRS
ill Boots, Shoes and Rubbers in be
CEOSED OUT '
at the greatest bargains evdr offered to Norwalk during the next
These. goods must. be sold to make mom for others com
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer in
just what to buy for the II ants of the people at
These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
Come and see for yourselves, Y our old friend,
C. H. Harvey.
FINE SALE.
V‘xtms'rns uniting punt-r for me in bakmi
bread, pastry. maul:- ii-Ib. chine etc. l
sheets for tent-ems Ni). Mil WALK ll WW.
Uh, “Mouth Main sifted Hf
THE yecht' i’rInI- leaf ‘Ilm work innit. A
ply ut \\ ATKINS ill- ltilW'a. ii' WIFE:
inutnu street. South Nora-III Ilt. um in
BM Ki 5 water it! do r th'I it will behold
theap tor aunt of me. Apply at this
Cf.
om
l lSTRli‘TllF NORWM Ins. PROBATE
(Iourt. Marrb '.'.tlI A 'illt.
Future of Lurluda Thrall. late of Yorwnlk.
in said llisirlti. div sued.
Tho ( uurt of i'rohalr- {or the District of bor—
walk. bu iI limited and allowed nix month:
from «in time hen-n. for Iiiev. edlIorauf said
winte ilIet Ilh‘i ihell tln'im io' Ietllriimnl.
ThiMBllll nc- int n plat-sum IliIlI Ml'vlnhfa,
pmtrrly illit‘blt‘d. wit In mid flow will he
Ilehal ted II mm Ian. All In nun indebied to
said euw- ore rllilltflwltllltlmnkl' immediate
mums-m in
till-1411i“. \\. THRILL.
mu hit." i llvl-retutor
l)h.\l.lzli'~ l\
Biscuits. Feel. Fruits. Etc.
l‘lll Mill 1‘" MAIN It’l‘ltlll‘l',
look III. Quality!
look at the Prices!
1'1: ibu. «If NIIIImlIIII-Ii linear,
Pia-in- ?!le lin- but
Ill l Him but
Now i also l'mltfl'w.
2ft; IiiIu. but t‘uh furIIiII "when.”
hen-t Lump NI, in" i (hawI heat
Henri like. 2-" he- N
.iI- uni... fine
qiislwrllaln u-lllt pitch
to: Milli. ill! rut. its-It
i limit. ”an ”IE:
It. ’i‘nourliutisr.
.Elmtwllt' lmlflnhflllfll
or box. We harelhe lie-t of Tea Ind Coffer.
ltlrr mm nil liIIIlIIlI-ltvmlfu-e. it!
THE 11")!“ of THE
Knight Street i. ii Clutch
willilves. CONCERT lttlhe
Norwsilt ii i. l'iIIm-lt.
l‘iilliil l'l‘lililNM.
fnriin-honetilnltiw A hi. it» lfll‘lllh All»
mission, the: children i"
Summer Sessioii. "
MERRILL OfllLEGE,
Opens April 2. i894
32.2.7:if’i'lt'tiixm;"itii.‘t.t’m.lfl£¥.
Alum!“ rm: i‘lihhldl.
n’ftll’lllili. elitist
”KIJIMJI I. SIM”.
'1 win. an Icon! for
Initial tilt lot. In. It I. l.
Mimi loyalty loom.
Ian BIMM‘IEI Ii mm” and
MI terminate». Hill m,
tit Inn-a direct. in .39" (lily.
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