Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 11, 1894 · page 4

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,te

, oomphorated Goose
-. to and 100 bottles.
,. . ,,e Pills, 2 grain, 25¢ per

’0 anpnrilla, 60c.
' I’s Norma, 700.

. s Pills, 2 bottles for 250.
nice Hair Curler for 50.
aching Cnmphor, 20c ll).
aptlialin, 100 it», 3 ii. for 250.

ithevery to piece of Adam’s
. Gum we give you a 250

III iiii use
‘eadquarters

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-——FOR-—-

hool Books

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lilliaisied

, Druggist,

. Washington St.
)0m 303mm;

 

all Paper,
J8. OILS GU88.
BRUSHES. etc.

l0 s not time to Print.

be Resend is give you

1 lug\ yesr wort.

m MIMI» in
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mun“... “new. M . .,

finely iswstt's furs.
test set lest linseed

 

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k , _ E. Gar-ham.
3 cm Inst,
uonwum

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Ililhlil.

ssnrurum

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Box tl~lairileld avenue “Warm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ty of Children's Olotbin
of town for their Oh

WASHINGTON UTREET.

 

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minimal 32mm.

ism town“... 55%
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mate.“

3 gm“. Bmonths

...m soawm me some?“ 1
Bar :l;(‘.erner Washington soil North um

Box l—Oon‘ler Day and Raymond straw».

Box I—Oromstreat.

Box ll—Wsst street. opposite frankliu elreel
' school.

801 [Wound street. opposite school.

no: 14-43mm North thin and Aunstrests.

Box lb-Corner High street and Darrin

avenue.

Box lfl—Norwalh Iron Works building.

has l'l-Oornsr West avenue and Cedar

 

street.
Basil-Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box 23—00mm- llysvennund ammo street.
Box IB~Curuer South late and Monroe

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Box Si—Ilecuic Light station.
BOX {lib-Owner of Water and llnvllnml

 

 

mums ssmmu
COUPON

 

These coupes-s (the number deals-at.
‘ ed in theadvertlsemewt below) together ,
l with the price of the pnbllratlnw. will "
I procure you anything annenweml is
"Our Book Donut-seat." when pre-
honored at in. Sentinel We.
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lllnintare Almanac tor Ira-menses.
Sun Rises fiun Bets High“ Low Tide
at 6:81 at “2' a! at lb!!!

[:5 in

New York Herald Weather lamest.

The weather toduy pranks-s to be not r!-
ally cloudy. preceded by snow and rain. with
dangerous sales on the crusts. followed by
clearing- this afternoon or tonight. Tomorrow
it promises to be portly cloudy. fair and
warmer

lowest Point 01 the Thar-ouster.

'l'lie'lowest point of the thermometer lor the
twenty-four hours ending at noon tn-day was
:II ~ stove um: blsheet. m3.

SOUTH NOIIWALK.

the Pen:le of Our (‘lty Are
Doing and Saying.
(I. ll. Brown woufithe priw- meet at
Wadhsnm'. yesterday. __

The once of Orifieth against Wedhauis
is celled for trial today in the .‘iuperior
Court.

Themlore F. Quinlard, of South IIsin
street. was taken suddenly sick with
pleurley inst night.w

A nuke oi toilet mop given away to
Ivory cmbmmr Hutunlay April lllh, M
the N. Y.(l. Co. new some. "math"
Building. Washington ntrvvi,

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Company I) will notdrill Friday mght.
thehattslion drill at iitsmford Monday
night meeting as a regular drill

Addison Wiwelrriclevib lor Jamie II.
Flinn, the post oilice newedeeler. has sc«
cepted employment at the hat forming
shop.

lire, Jeremiah O'Brien. who moved
from South Norwsih to Derby some
months ago. expects to return to tbtr
dtytureslde. __

no Women’s Relic! Corps. No. iii.
connected with Dough fowler l’nst,
wiliboldseoeishlessd dance in ii. A.
Hall, Tuesday night, April 2%,

”my...“

anvly bimb- M, at Sally's

m. (luminous-row
Motown-airsryJeleysstw-
dsyeltereees lroethislstshe-sls
Ornaments. Thumlwswevrhnrled

in Rive-slum.

A eornpmsdsflhawshewnrdby
Dr. Wilson. of Minds-owe
other machinery. loudly. ear
mum harbor. Dr.
hmhlusmttseseshuhlsiees.

nwlugte the llmtle Web Weaver's

 

 

.. I‘m ’"fld‘mitmw
no '0 n s w
see permit of rain}: Furnisbln:

BENEDICT AND COMPANY

nan-«M ,. .

Come and Se e

r:- YOU 6.4.x not A 9mm unseen; you
w million? or“...

1 t gSIDE FARM.

W THAN FROM ANY OTHER ESTABLISH-
W MEET IN CONNECTICUT.

I “I ll” II II ll TONI. Tllllflll. ”Ill I.

 

, t.lor the low priorsnl which they will be

‘ "75.

SOUTH KORWALK.

”a... a... ”atom.

a“?

'tl’it

.wz. row I .

H.PARBON8_.

“mom. of ,. will be
loundon the sacoml page of ‘l'uv. Bria
mu «day. n. __

«Drymods‘cannoi be, manufactured
sold this week at the Norwaik Boston
rtore. ”Mg”

The keys to the ”0 bus of gold at E.
Ii.‘ Tomlineon’s drug store, here ell been
given out and should be returned by the
12th in“.

There are 40,000 Colombian stamps
for the public to lick at the South Nor-
walk post ofllce before the supply is ex-
haunted

~Y0ucan canbuy the choicest cuts of
sirloin steak for lie. a pound: round

steel. 10c :elIoulder steak. 8c. ., at liayrs'
market.

Mrs. Mes liesrner died at her bomeou
North Taylor svenue,yesterday. The fun-
rvrni will be held Friday afternoon eta
o'clock, from her late rmidenoe.

Thetrinl of William F. lioyt'go appeal
in the lemss Village more from the de—
ciuionof the lbunty Commissioucrn. has
your ovor until um Tundny in tho lulul
[saviorl'mirr

Among the arrivals at the linhuckerno
Ilotel in Wilson Davie Lyon. from Johan-
nesburg, South Africa Ir. Lynn is
here to place a large under his shors’witb
meflfy. Mathewson a (‘0.

-()nc good Herdnun u ight inoo.
J. “W Btudwel P' P

The operation of cupping was perform-
ed on Esprmman George Crolut.yrs-
tevday.“ the Bridgeport hospital. He
remains in ahautthe same condition as
when lint sent to the hospital

~{totuml steak. We. epouncl. st llaym’
c

On account of the funeral of Colonel
H. W. R. Hay! in l‘lreenwich, the Hem,
liton liquor license care, which wse to
be resumed tomorrow morning. has
been adjourned until next Monday

Alien mint-1*w bread.— at lanes.

‘l‘helirstcompsnyof thali'ounglleoe
Battalion will drill in the basement par
lore of the Congregational church. on
Friday evening of this week. at 7:30
o'clock, and the second eompsey will
drill on Friday evening of but week.

~(Jallat S. ‘l'illohoa's for the latest
styles in Spring mini-cry. also 0 fall
line of stationery. bodnvy and ladld
underwear No ‘JIW Washington street

Dr Emily l’unloe willhr or the W0-
mun'n Building. 47 South Iain street.
on Friday evening of this week. when
shvwillhoplensvdw talk with anyone
inmwtltntim Woman's Ventral Meo-
riutlon, or anyone desiring to MW 0
thumb" of this Immfiou

~1’he Norwslh Boston store will ll
clasedallday Friday lortbe purpose a!
marking down pads for the anal April
an. em heglns on latm‘day. April II.

Atlsst theeflortsof‘l‘homaelhaad
Theodorehlmithhavehssnrswsrdsd:
Matte-systems tbelovweib
(leaosclsbtstiuas has been crowned
with sseeso. This messing, st 8
e'fleck.sftwwsitieglertbs
arasiysmnstbnheyseeesslsdlaeeteb-
legshtghtldessd issnebed tbrflast

mum-II. (' Poole. of booth
hovwsfl.hsmevshsroftbo motive
nan-liter

~latbsrvn|btbmisettersedoeta
sweeps-term]. Webs-s, of the
Winter. ltls 0 else see. all
whee'flghtssyssuewmledea't
Ilse am one sslelsd as.
Thiswspateesewessssds'sdess.

 

 

 
 

lest-overture, yesterday. assist-r

bstore Justice Austin yesterday. and wss”
buttoned until fiaturdey

Laden.—
its sod llm. Will“ M d
thudstrsehnrslh'suamabeféehbhw

 

lineal-lethal
TbsmldMfl-Mwssbesrd

girl, born yesterday alt-neon

«The Norwslk Mn store. is above
all others in quality. quantity and style;
below all ttbers in wines.

George B. Cummings, who was arrest.
ed for cutting down some trees in front
at Anna C. llsvlleud's property nnCsIlsr
street, will be tried lactose Justice Ans-
tln. Ssturday,

~Thoy'.reatitsgaln do the work
they likebestof silassvlng on money.
We have refuel“ to the “I!“ Bos-
ton store.

Erastus Roscoe of Bali Bill,”
ed sserions loss in the burning of his
large barn. Ionday night. One horse.
two cows and ooneldwable hay, straw
and farming implements weneonsunted.

~‘I‘Ite Jolly Farmers at the Albumin.
tomorrow night. under the auspices of
the Broad River Sunday school.

The coming annual convention oi the
Epworth league of this district, which
includes Wmtcheeter county. New York
city and a portion of Gvnneedouhsnd
which will be held in Jens. will meet in
the lethodist Episcopal church in Hans-
sroneck. . _, “V“

—-—DO not Ini- the gigantic "bargain
frost" st tho Norwalk Boston stovemnt
Saturday. ”wW“

liawgcw. Bennett. bound overoutwo
«mute for burglary in Wilton was taken
to the county jail yesterday. The sn-
thoritice are now lasting for his brother.
whoinhelieved to be a member ofthe
same gang. The latterly-renal driven
yearn in the state m.

—-liyouwanttoeujoy a good hub
soapdseethe redvheeded choir boy in
the Jolly Farmers. at the Athena-em to-
morrow night. w... _”

Thercmainn of hint. Mary I). lock-
wml, mother of Charles Seymour boob
wood, who died in Waterbury. wcrr
brought to Norwallr, yesterday. The
funeral was held this afternoon from lit.
luckwood‘e midenee on East avenue.
RM. 1'. K. Noble outdated The hurts!
was In Norwallr cemetery.

 

 

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«Step in and try Armour's white
label soup now being served at llotts It
l'nrringtlis; § 5 w- -M__
AS Al’lll. Bhlllalll.
A Record-Irenfiguflbar- m thls
Isettea oltbe county.
The storm which began raging lain
last night has provu almost arscord-
breaker. “nun who expand it all
along. was as plentiful with his "I told
you so.” thb mingvsre the snow-
dskss. Thegale is biewiagst thereto
of about forty-live miles an bonr,aad
vessels which cause up the harbor during
the night report a very bury see. The
[nopvlles Vulcan bas not arrived at her
dock.sndis not expected hm ssinag
es the gale continua.
The oyster schoonerC. L. Risky. Cap
rein Risky. and the Vsndmn Chiel. ar-
rival st Bred a 'It dock during
thenighhescbwith sunroof illilbsr
selsof oysters. (‘sptsln Risley said this
miogtbet he would vemsin in post
until the storm had'subsided.
The schooner Nevada. whioh left
(Irvenmvt early yesterday. hsenot as
rived yet. but it lssoppased sheisdr
chased among thelsieatein Ihw lower
harbor.

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WWW-maln- bealipvnnsaeeary.
aluminium-ate: Isswlnyes-
terdsy'eisssstksttheOltyCoeaetl had
votednpon-ynsiae lortbeyoslttonof
sumo-weary plies-s. lwlsbto say
that i never made application to any
msmbsvsftbsileassilseI-yotherysa
mstwssld position. llsishsr oasis!
accept the some nudes any circum-

' arthritic. lumen.
mev-W . .
lets-blows.
'l'bere wee only one mine as she
Trashiia end amateur-Immun-
M.

Ilse least- At. (my. unites.
Insults street reboot. is until te
uracil, owing to s mills-s. llse
Grass Junlsp. oi the low llitats
mmwmmmru
Iii-I

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Bstmsmwr. April Hulda lives. a

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

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A Dressy Indus of [some [re- the

 

 

 

 

om run rum.

 

lewd and Gossip of the buy in last
lterwslk.

' Howard Sherwood has mowed from 33
Osborn avenue to M Vansndt avenue.

 

Hrs. Charla Amhorpe. of Rivenlde
avenue. is visiting in New York and
Brooklyn. M...

William J., the little son at William
G. mount, is recovering from a vacant
attack of tilt MERE...

William Roeegnod. of Prospect atroat,
will begin to improve his property after
the blizzard has ceased raring.

 

The May Queen. owned by Fred
Warm. in being repaired and overhauled
for the coming summer.

._... ._ ...-

In I) l. flauford in confined to her ,
room at her home on Iuple avenue.
owing to s .wevem attack of the gr ip

Issac llsrris removed his household
silent», yesterday. (rum Fort Point atreet
to Vanendt avenue, alxivn (minim ave» I
nun.

W. C Fletcher. representing the Bred

ley, Smith company, confectionery i
and cigars. of New Haven was in town 1
yesterday i

The Tramway company had a force of

the tracks at the turnout on East Wail»;
inuton street.

Robertaon a Carr have begun opera-j
liaison the addition to be erected in the
rill of Henry Wood a midcnco on!
Pleevant avenue.

1

Kr. and Mrs. lfurnoe Fiahcr, who wort“
married a chart time ago, were serenaded 7
lat night by Ilomher'e llrum corp-1*, of 1
South Norwalk. _'

Asnrprise party was tendered to hire.
Janos, at be: home on Swami avenue“
lat evening. A large number 0! friends
were present and they had a delightful
time.

i

of Henry strait, will leave tomorrow for
Variance. Vt, to spend the summer.
'I'heywill bcwcompnnied to New lurk
rityby II. F. Home and'l‘. ll Iiritlin.

While excava—ti—nir on Myrtle nvuuuv.
yesterday, Michael llevine discovered a

inhabits-hot thb part of the country
arevery frequently found by perverts en-
gamed in excavating.” .-

Real estate broker George 5. Gregory
and lilo I1. Persons. of Broobside I-arm.
drove their four yearvolde to the Farm
yesterday. The time made was not re-
corded. but the performance of this
mind“ teem showed remarkable agility
endgivm promise that they will enter
the list of local record breakers.

The members of Mayflower flock and
ladder company met in their hesdqusr-
He at Venandt 0nd Unborn avenues,
lest loedsy night. arm the transac-

mea were received as non-active meni-
b-e: Gilbert E. Bogart. Winfield 3.
Sanford. litepben Naphey and Harry"
luv-house

s

It. and In. Charles Plait wvre very
r-ssssntly surprised. last night, at their
home on Henry‘trevn y the unexpect
sduflerlngof 0 large unmbernt theirn
, host Dd, hostms showed

Ispmtwiserved fi .-

A reunion of the students sod testb-
ereet the Fort Edward Educational in-
efltaes. who were in sttendsnss previous
to im. will take place in New York
so, April st. lassbsll n. Tolles.of
lest llorwslk. who wss sstudsnt at the
Hit-ts la'tt and ’57. and Mrs. Teller,
0! theeisssot‘dlmtllsttend tbersnolon.
finesse Hobbs”, or ltorwsls, was sa-'
other llorwelk student of the school.

A meeting oi yeeegpsoeiswesbsld

 

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Iligheet ol' all In Wing Power. -— latest U S Gov' t Report

pulled him from the machine. Later be

Tuesday evening. We invited four

flee. George Hsnford and Russell Morgan.

‘ orpscniuforummnt treatment. and yt-t

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men engaged, yesterday paving ht twoon! "

‘ When she ml minimums gsvethern with

Mrs. 31.“. Pierce and MW. l-'.. H. Cue, m -

tonahawk. Those trace! 0! the early m

tin: of businsm, the following gentle-

 
 

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grabbed Nelnonllogers and hit him on
the leg. Shortly after that the doll nt-
tncked Herold Oimstesd and knocked
him down. A colored man who was
waingclubhed the dog oil. Thr- uni-
mvd will probably he shot

We wish to corrnct the statement
printed' to TIII: Sssrmsl of last Thurs-
day. but more particularly the one print-
ed in the Hour and the News, regarding
the gathering held at our house last

friends to spend the evening. They
wore liies Frances Todd. Ilse Clara Bay-

There was no collation served.
Mu. Aw tins. FRANK E. mum“.

Following in the item referred to. an it
appeared in 'l‘ur. Barnum;

Mien Alice Parsons entertained s party
at lrieudu. at her homeou I-lrst avenue
Tuesday evening. llsuy of those present
rendered excellent vocal and instrumeco
tat. selections. Mien Parsons, assisted
by afcw of her led friends. served a
eiyilemlid collation to or guests.

The rapidity ;‘ltll whit h croup (It' vel-

low liousvholdn are pnpured for it:
finds. An admirable remedy for this
disease )5 Ayer a ( berry Femoral It hurt
Imvcd hundnnis ol’ lives and ehould ha in
or rv home wilt-no there an young
liiirlten.

 

Children Ory for
Pitcher'e Ontario.

Children Cry for
IPltcher’s Castoria.

When Ibtlvy was sivlz. we gave lwr Paelul'la
When aim nus a fluid. ItIiIH nod for ('IsnlndL
When aha flu-time Sins. 1hr rlunz in (m

Children Cry for
Pltcher'e Oestorla.

remix Golden-M
iieaiEslaIe anainsurance,

“Al-"010] ens-r

Persona lookin foralot or house and lot.

with the view porch hashwr
all and eumine our list. e have Inthorn tor
sale in every panof the city at reasonabls
II on our W1“. Ma"

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Straw Sewing Machine.

AUDIT to £31.03 C. manna. Butler

street .‘v’orwnlk. afrlw

‘ filltl. as rbamllerruaid. and nurse for
I rhiid four ears old. InI nlre of “Eli.
IUBUIIIILI' .lOuurtlaud in.“ allfll

A om. to do 5...}... honeevmvlt in ltlmlly

Mtwu. A l at it: last avenue. last
Nurwslh 99 y all Sit

To IIB'I‘.

110“", near min are}; store. . rooms. reri
mile 0 Tolleast

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

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13"”?ch ”Mam fill Item

rox'estmmrser "lav avenue and (later

 

 

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DEAR BUTCHERS. LISTEN.

Knowln the intense lntereet everything pertaining to the Poo

PEOPLE! IIIIET.

is North lain st.. 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call

TrimmIIIs and opeIaIIOIé -

 

liltilig'lnducemnls Io Purchasers

Marked down from

 

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fll “balm mlto every

pay every billA sputum“ him

FURNI

Silk Brocatclle Fringe Parlor
Polished Wood Parlor Tables

A Fine Lounge for 86. 50.
Wilton Rug beaches $11 50

. DAVID

OATS!

grain than heavy Onto. Thus a huslwl of

of intake.
The weight of tho ilrnin' Is lIfPl'i‘Ii

Dealer In line. Flour Grain. Food at» l.’

fiqlrrfsmrurnls
HOYT’S THEATRE.

035’: Hits"! 05L".

THURSDAY. lPBIL lllh.

DOOM WILDE’B GREAT Pill.

llllY
WINDERMEBE’S
FAN

DIRECTION HITSTAVE FRUIIMAN.
lm NIGHTS PALMER?! THEATRE. N. Y.
all NIGHTS. wNDflN,

Till HEARON'S SOCIETY EVENT.
ILABHRATILY PREiINTID.

M AflNll‘lCElfl'LY tTOfl‘L‘MEU.
30th now on valeml i‘laieteri‘s nnd (Inger) 's,

THICK“. 351'. I100. 730‘. OLOO. i
3 ll

Physician for Women!

m». M0 «~—

IilS. Bil. I. l. Billllllilll

Can luv tumultul Al her mm. c.

m Brest 8t, Bridgeport. Gone.

from luau: to" I p.fn. unyduyrswpt‘eunday.
Theburtufls a reunlur piI subs" and fur
the Isirtvv-n yearnliaemm thulIlI-Il‘. IND-I
of 08!! 3 aperiult. lad!” eullrrinu
from an diliivulv lumen! in the Ir! IAII
muenit Ituiifnr In the strictest mnmlvm .-
t asenraoceof Vmeli'l'uilu IIImI
shilllnl a ar'lentll'lt‘ "Minn-til known In
Wade": carpi-y and mwilrl no Hum! rum
furnished luv mfluernem I ans 1’. mm rumi
state. All pletter» mmpli) friblinl to Ir-
alas stamp. .5 ii

 

dip. mom", JR

’7 llllill III illill Inucuu
ten; Distance thrtlsy a Specialty

All mid. hamllrrl wiIh care amt Isrsnt
. 0.301 lltl. Booth Novwsllzrtlmg.

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CHARLiE WONG.
. it Nels arrest, liorwslb.
fllli'l' Chthii (illll'lllti LAUNDRY.

Fort done neatly and interaction suave teed
sully washings cal for and deliveret.

VIII clllldl I'll '0- sum.
atfiw

 

Watch
This
gSpacel.

LLVH DOA OCI

Ofesnrss yes 0-. hrs wales title
sysalsrsfewdsys. Thesew
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net the Pmpie' 0 Blur et was as till
ls .El’fi' outisr'lnpv

of our am mane

vet
gibbon mandhestqu‘fityt ryDr s-lhImf. Lambs. Veal. i‘nrir. etc iinlee Fl ltesn Bun

 

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FURNITURE.

it hairline unionism! 48 Main St. limit.

Special' Sale oi divans and corner chairs,
,At $9, $IO, $l2, $l4, $16.

812, $14,319, t20.

101' a Market in f
and with wk 1' and satisfy lion gun will read this Im you; :2 El H, 0' you.
“bags“ or. roll mill. every gill lorstnck. noppliee. in (mar kilo Imfi'rrfl’niinfi’ifi y‘;?]
are“ wwtcurdis'liy invit at!A to calm eta “Jena-“I“? 0“ u.

ion alga f
“and our buteyaflg
wa snmvrmldh in ounces to

raffle? chm
r wll thourluilyl

W
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIEE MUTE“,

Satisfaction gunman-ed

PEBPIE' I MARKET‘

'31 Wall at . Norwnlit
Telephone call, 57-8.

TURE

28 80. Main Street, 80. Norwalk.

GREAT BARGAINS IN

PARLOR SUITS

Suit, 335 00

Crushed Plush Parlor Suit. us 00

way down in price.

A large line of Corduroy Lounges and C )uche
All goods sold at hard time prices ‘ 9

STOW. .

OATS!

The Value of Onto dopends considerably upon the it elwht ofllie grain. for thI.
mm that the “lake of I ight (hit! make up a much grenur proportion of the

Outs oi the weight of 24 lbs. will have

fifty per cent of bucks, whilua I'lllrlhtl weighing in It»: will have only .Iu pr-r mm

m- iho lumen. e or It 4 ui'qunlity.

Our Oats are carefully screened, and the dirt. dust and chaff sifted out
which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broke-n how u.

The value of Out» tlIIIe rifled should be appreciated by home owners,
Drdera left at Solmnn'u livery etnhie will receive prompt attention.

Manuel T. Hatch

) llnnhnllstrm South .V'nrwnllr Cl. 3.

gnirrfninmrnfs.
Mrs. Genevievé Sleihins
\VIIIL GIVE UN

Salmiay lvening. lpril Iiih,
Hoyt’s Opera House

AN ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT OI'

ANTIQUE MYTH

AN!)

Bible Story.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF

TRINITY CH URCH.

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