t.
a”
beat intothe stack.
. also being repainted.
. EAST NORWALK.
and Very nan um in the Water stain
. lasts Place—Bepairs to the l'arnss
m in Progress-Other flaps and
‘m of the Day.
I C. H. Aisthorpe has placed a hinged
War. operated by a wire, over the
slacks-«wk at his factory. to prevent
the boiler from being damaged during a
pain storm. He has experienced more or
less trouble from this source, some of the
tubesof the boiler being badly rusted
abouttwo months ago by rain which
The chimney is
Therearetwo very bad leaks in the
Cityof Norwalk water pipes on Betta
y piano. and the residents arebecomlng dis-
with the stagnant pools of water
" ,oonstautly in the street. Thousands of
galleries! water have been wasted, and
therssidenta threaten to take some as-
tionlnthe matter unless the leaks are
speedily repaired.
Rev. Smith A. Sands, of Bridgeport.
, -willoccupy the pulpit of the East Avenue
lothodist church, next Sunday.
Rev.
A. J. Smith. the pastor. will be home
about the 25th. and will preach the fol-
lowing Sunday. He will spend the last
week of his vacation at the great camp
. meeting at Ocean Grove.
The upper floor of John Buxton’s
building on the bridge, which is to be
occupied about September 1 by S.
. Spiro, has been partitioned off, making
four desirable living rooms. The sport-
ments will be otherwise improved.
A sewer is being laid“ on First avenue
and Cove street, by the property-owners
on those thoroughfares. Marvin Brothers
being the leaders in the movement. The
work is being done by Contractors Finch
and Pierce.
Euphrat’s burglar proof window and
screen. which was finished up at the
Nprwalk Pattern Works, was taken to
Sbsrth Norwalk, this morning. for exhi-
bition in Benedict & Co.’s store.
J. 8 Randall is making repairs to the
Benedict Farm bridge. They have been
greatly needed for some time, and the
public will, no doubt, feel very grateful
to Mr. Randall.
The Norwalir Tramway company has a
large number of men at work on the
tracks in East Norwalk, putting in new
bond wires and otherwise improving the
roai.
lit. and Mrs. E. E. Gotham, of First
avenue. and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L’Hom-
median, of Henry” street, are attending
the camp meeting at Ocean Grove, to-
day.
Clifiord Randall, of Riverside avenue,
has accepted a position with W. A.
Benedict 8: C0,, in South Norwalk.
Peter B. Miller, who has been very
sick at his home on Kovser avenue, was
out for the first lime this morning.
Mrs. Edward F. Smith, of Riverside
avenue, is visiting relatives in Jersey
City Heights. N. J.
Mr. and in... John L........., or Brook-
lyn. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Tryou. Riverside avenue.
Fred Janos. of Second avenue. has
In. George I). Keeler. of Bette Place,
returned yesterday from a visit in Ridge-
field.
James L'llcminedieu will lend the mid'
week prayer meeting at the Methodist
church, Thursday evening.
E. H. Humbert. clerk of the lire dis.
trict committee. having returned from a
' sojourn at Bell lslnnd,tho committee
will meet within a few days and perfect
their plans for a public meeting for the
purpose of layinga tax for the support
of the tire department.
The usual class meeting will he held at
William J. (.lwens, of Trenton. N. J.,
is visiting Lewis H. Owens. the Washing-
ton street jeWeler. at his residence. 7i}
Osborn avenue.
Mrs. Harsh Taylor, of ilridgcpori,
daughters lmsgeno and Lenniila, and
little son Clarence. are visiting with Mrs.
Taylor‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Baillie. of Norwalk.
Miss \t’illrsrd's'l‘itle.
Mimi li‘rumws lu‘. Willard is now Dr.
Frances l3. Willard, since the Ohio
Wesleyan university has conferred upon
her the degree of LL. D. A telegram
menacing the fact come to the great
"welcome meeting" to Miss Willard in
New York and was rapturously received
by the audience. This is “a year of ju-
bilee” for the Ohio Wesleyan univerv
no. being its semicentannial. The uni-
Mty is coeducational. and its presi-
m ll that able and faithful advocate
hot woman suffrage. Dr. Bashford. it
was a happy coincidence—or was it pro-
thatedi-u-that one of the women
‘- ohmic "Frances Willard" for
c mounting thorns. The Western
_ W Advocate says: “The great
:w“ LL. D. soughtlllustrions sub-
. haunts Willard and Bishops
. asthma-Thelma. The ferment
vii-c.“ “new“
you man to
“H’Vwmfld «Wm
,; amid“
BOWAYTON.
A large force of employee of the Con-
solidated Railroad company began work,
yesterday, building a platform, nearly
two hundred feet in length, on the new
roadhed, opposite the present depot.
The new platform is to be used as a tem-
porary station for people desiring to take
west-bound trains. The four tracking
work is to be pushed rapidly this week,
and it will not be surprising if trains are
running on the new roadbed between
South Norwalk and Noroton. next Sun-
day.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Considerable complaint is made con-
cerning the action of certain residents of.
Cranberry Plains who delight in annoy-
ing their neighbors by tresspassing on
their property. and even go so far as to
peep into windows to satisfy their curl-
osity.
Charles J. Youngs, of this place, is
very absent minded. On Saturday he ate
dinner in a Norwalk restaurant. and
upon completing his meal started all
bareheaded. He had reached Wall street
before he discovered his mistake.
Charles J. Youngs was removing a
scaffold at Percy Glendenning's new
residence on Newtowu avenue, Satur-
day afternoon. when one cf the planks
fell. striking him on the forehead and in-
flicting severe injuries..
The Ladies’ Aid society of the Cran-
berry Plains chapel will hold a business
meeting, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at the chapel, to arrange for a peach fes-
tivai.
Frank Ferris and family, of Weston.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles E. Greg-
ory.
Mrs. Dayton Benton was out Sunday,
for the first time since her recent illness.
Frank Blake is on the road to recovery.
NEW CANAAN.
W. W. Comatnck. of New Canaan,
charged with selling oleomargariue
without a government tax. was before
United States Commissioner Wright, in
New Haven, yesterday afternoon. and
had his case continued for a week.
Miss Nena Watkins. of this place, is
enjoyingapleasant visit with relatives
in New Haven.
‘ 25 Cents W Buy a Wife
or mother a bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W. Mer-
rill, of Fairdale. N. Y., says: “ Dr.
Hand's Colic Ours is far in advance of
any remedy of its kind I ever used. it
will quiet baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
baby is cross and fretful while teething
apply Dr. ilund's Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all (lruggists. 25 cents.
AT A (‘OT’R’I‘ Oi“ PROBATE holdou nt Nor—
' walk. within and for the District of Nor-
walk. on the 21st day of August. A. l). loll-i.
Eula”) of Henry Uf‘llil, of Norwalk. in said
lllslfii'l. an insolvent debtor.
Union-d. Thai (‘uminisaioui-re to resolve.
cxuiniuo iind ili'i'lili' upon lllf.‘ i'liilinsof l horn-d-
Horn of mid Eslitti- ho ll Ipoinli-d iti tin-l’rolinio
Oilli-i- in Norwnlk on i ie-llisldn 'oi’ Aug. mil.
ill [on o‘clock. formumn. of which all por-
mhe in lllli‘l't‘fl will lukc- notice and up war. if
they .wo canon. nml bu lli‘iu'il thereon. l nil the
trustee will give illlllli! unlit-ii then-of by
[meeting a copy of (lilo lil'ili‘l' on llll‘ pulilii- sign
post neon-oi to tho vim-o where said ilohlur
roiiiiloaiuul within the muiic town. and by
publishing tho Hlllllt‘ in a newspaper lowing it
circulation in Mill] llinirii-i. ill. lu-iwt irn illl)‘H
llt'fflrfi said not day of Au net. lid».
it AHA H. WOO ”VAR“, Judge.
Piano-”Timing
max A. GRASS.
'i‘ho renowned piano tuner of Bridgeport
formerly of Hlelnwny .ts Sons. New York, will
bola South horwaili every week. Orders re-
cclvndnt ii. H. itood‘s jewelry store, riouth
Main street. Houih Norwiilk. it
distillililllll
STAMFORD. CT..
(ins and onszlislf miles from station. To let
for picnics or excursions. Delightful grove.
sandy imh, hath houses and mat:- to let.
l’nrt rs wishing to camp out will find lhlan
desirable pace. For particulars and terms.
addrgn. .l. il.(1ARNliiiiil’l'.
i
" s. r.“ .5913?“
Dress Cutting
Mrs. Decker having returned to Norwallt to
remain during the two following months, will
teach the H. T. Taylor system of Dress Cutting,
ReducediralcaIWhero classes are formed. For
particulars address
MOS. .I. ll. DECKER.
l4? Taylor lvsnus.
anuthllonvalli. Oran.
”‘21 if
M“. n .._.,M_..WWMMW
POPULAR Atreunoon SAIL.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 26th.
iii its Hiuutuit Him to Duty and m
heave Booth llorwslk. 2:” p. in. sharp.
lSTElflEii CITY OF unto.
Amritsar; sinus wiLn wear.
LIBOB Oil.
“W“ ,
Mr. Nathaniel Mortonsorm well-known
citizen of Ishpeming. Mich, and editor
Superior Postsn, who. for a long time.
suflered from the most excruciating pains
of rheumatism. was cured. eight years
ago, by taking Ayer’s Shmparilla. hav-
ing never felt a twinge of it since.
Taylor a Golden
BeaIEsiaie andlnsurante.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking foraiot or house and lot.
with the view 0 purchasin .are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every parts! the city at reasonable
prices and on sasv terms. sum
WANTED.
NYONE having a second-hand safety
bicycle. in good condition. which they
would ll emsellcheap. on easy terms, my
finds urchaser byaddreesing WIIEELMA .
cares Sentinel. astf
BOARD for man. wife and child; private
family preferred. Address P. 0. BOX
268. South Norwalit. Conn. agitiflt
IVE rooms. No. l Hartford Place. rent Sift
third floor. 70 South Main street, rent 38;
six rooms corner North Main and Ann streets.
rent :15. Apply to E. A. WOODWARD.
Flitfl'l‘ floor of flat. five rooms. No. 91 South
Main street; all conveniences. Rent,
iii. Also part of house. No. 40 East avenue.
ve large rooms; rent. 88. Apply on the rlsrnp
iv
lass. soul
I_ OUSE No. lTrluity Place. 6 rooms, bath.
furnace and all modern improvements.
Ap ly to W. H. Smith, 39 West St. South Nor-
wal’k. antibat
LARGE hall on Washin on street; upstairs
house at Ely Neck: ve rooms on I! h
street: hat shop on Raymond attest; shop a t-
able for light manufacturing on Water street;
three rooms suitable for small family on
Washington street: second floor of house on
Taylor avenue: three and are too» tenements
on Water street. inquire of Rt“ MOND
BROTHERS. a2l 1w
STORE. 13:4 Woodward avenue, suitable for
rocery or market. Apply to W . ii. BL B-
BEL 'S but factory, Woodward sienna)
lw
THE second floor. ti rooms overstnre. Will
give to party if a good washer and ironer.
washing in part payment of rent. Ihily a
small family wanted. W. H. SMITH. la and
l'.’ Water street. n'JHlt
-, mist sane.
Tabargain, houscund lot. No. 24 Prospect
avniiuo. Norwaib: house contains eight
rooms, city water; :ot (Marl-fill feet. in first—class
order. Also llflllnt‘ and lot, No. iii) Franklin
avenue. near corner of la in street: very de-
sirable location; house It first rinse order;
water and sewer connections. inquire of
GOULD HOYT, No. is Prospect avenue. hor-
wnlk. t'onn. slil 1w
DAVID FOO’T‘E it}: SON. lit") Main street.
Stamford. Conn" desire to offer for the
consideration of immature and crops-ave of
real estate in South Nor-walk am Vft- nit!) thy
following properties: A house. barmaid? audit!
acres of valuable land. consisting c lawn,
garden, orchard, grove, of fine me lo and eima,
spring of extra good water; very t as residence
for gentleman of means: situated on thecnrnsr
of two of the finest avenues in illenhrmk.
Just out from the city limits of i-itamfordflJlil)
feet frontage on each avenue; price mull, 2
tine building lots on Strawhsrr H ll, $1.1m
filll‘b. Farms in Greenwich. 'emon. New
Canaan. Ridgeneld. Norwullt and Stamford.
Flue entrain-a from ”(I)" to 3mm). Extra ilna
residences from 312d!” to 825.0“). A fine blue
stone mansion, burn, «to. and ten apron of
lawn. isrdeu. no; price $23.00": half mile out
from Pity limits: highest elevation in stem-
ford. Ml
IIOl'fiE located on Elmvroml avenue. he.
twrcn high and Holden llill elven",
about in ininutno‘ Wilill fr: in [lo-wt and bind.
nose ri-nirc. theatre, churches. ai'ilimln.n!i‘., on
Long island Hound: excellent. berating appar-
mun. running water. house all piped for gas
llllil ready for connection “lii'll main is H-
tended; sown rooms uiul i'ellitr and attic: also
of lot. tllxiliill; pit-lily oi Flllull‘i some fruit; price
“Jill. 3i,“ (leash; lll‘hl mortgage. $1M), held
by bank: second morigwc, 91.x: d, to run. two
more with Interest. Address illt. JAMES R.
'AV'Ulii. 35% East lL’ih street, New lurk i'ily.
l\l.")lll iii a lui
EMON mpioczcrmfw viii-h; n. gnml window
1 norm-n for the; norm-n nor-re. all Hi4?!"
lawn mowers and refrigerators at redder"!
iriven. «corn Ntiltwnldi Mummies.
‘OMI’ANY. vii! riouih lviuhi street. emf
LOST.
l E'l‘Wli'JEN the Green, Host avenue and the
Knob, it double liliwlt broadcloth cups,
with mini: trimming, Semi-day evening. Aug.
liiih. F‘lmir-r will be rewarded by returning
the some at all liiuat awnue. Norwnllt. «so .lt
To Vllioni~ itMay Concern.
i hereby forbid all .ri-nna trusting or har—
boring inv wife. Ida V. ihirtls. on my ill‘i""lnl'.
sho having left my iii-d an 1 board without lost
cause or provocation. iiENitl courts.
West Norwalk.
August :fll. liiiii. as!» Jr.
' MOST MlGNliltEliT
TOUR OF‘ THE SEASON
- row
The Thousand islands
$15.00 l’is ii all Expenses of 5' 5,00
our boys‘ 1mm
Under the management of Hygsla A: Recruit
thin Tourist (lo. Hpeclal train leaves Brmkllelit
Junction at‘iizitll a. to. Tuesday, Au st filth
arriving at Thousand islands early t o same
evening. Parlor cars attached (seats extra
each we ). which should he reset-v, in
vanes. Ml- trmr of the season. therefore
evoryono should avail themselves of this trip-
For further lmformaticn and tickets. roll on
ticket agent N. Y.. N. H. A: B. R.
, Two more of~tlie delightful
Tours to Saratoga.
Alli. lilih and 211i.
$9.0“ Pays all law‘sg‘ovignf Iain.
Bend for '"l‘ourist World" descriptive of
trips.
“ Hoyt’s Opera House
THURSDAY. lUli. .23.
”I'll! REAL T3136.”
TUE OOOMANS.
Mil. JIIEO IIO OEOIOE.
.. Late of German's Minstrels.
The lilo of tardsl Comedy. in the New and
Funny v v.
The Gilhooly’s Abroad
A good conipan .gocd si .
i funny compilans and :3? rls.
lots at Plaistad’s and Gregory's.
Prices, 35¢. 50:. and the.
dune—
alf
OPERA HOUSE. IOlillllli.
Week Commencing
MONDAY. AUG. 27
Engagement of the largest and most com-
lsto company ever organized to play at popu—
W .... RICE’S
ORANO OPERA HOUSE
Stock Company.
35 Artists. combined with
The iiicent Life Guard )lilitary Band.
com of 13 Picked Musirians. ,
matrhlesa Marine Band Orchestra. 12
Solo Artists.
in Grand {ledgdgdo‘f gtb‘t‘rw‘ithmm ”my;
counters ng o y a super
product on of the famous play
BE OON lIOHTS.
Change of play and musical repertorlo
ni htly.
10.2!) and me.
“Seals, forthoflsntiraanmenfim Thu;-
ay a at ry'a. 'orwalk a
Pillated a. South 30:311.". ‘121
TIMES lllTOIlill. lUUTIOIEEli.
W] Li. HELL AT
PUBUO AUCTION
OS
Saturday. lug. 25. ’94.
at. the depot of the, Var-rails Street Railway
company,mrnrrof Wall anti Knight streets.
Norwailt. (3mm.
40 HORSES
on 3 nuns: tins.
sale will commence: in: ten o'clock is. m. and
continue until all are dis-prised 0'. Terms
cash. rials sin-alum. F407 Wllclilll'a apply
at the oflleeof the company. or to
JAMES lllTUiiEll. iUOTIOUEEli.
Tax Collector’s Notice.
TWICE. i.» hereby given to all no liable
to vary taxes to the Town 0 Sorwalk. in
the County of i'v‘alrfieid and Hate of Connecti-
cut. on the assessment iiit of Mid. that i will
meet them to receive said taxes at the follow-
ing times and pimp. to wit:
At. the storeof “33. Hartford. Kant Smwaik.
(Down Town}. on Thursday. August 31h. few.
from in o'clorit inrrrumn until iL’iii alteration.
At the store of J. i}. Mall. at Winniponk.
on the afiernma of 1’ umlay. August mils.
Mil. from 3 n'clrrk unti t5!» o‘clock.
Al. the store of Alpha m Dibble. at flotilla
Five Ollie Riwr. on list realm: of Thursla).
August with. him. irony? until *1?) o'elork.
At the; office of the tolls-own “00!“ No. l
Masonic Building. in the (try of Norwalk. in
said. Town of waaib. on Friday. Angus-t :iist.
him, from ii o'clock fore-1min, riniiliio'cfiock
afternoon. and from 7 until a in the- ereuin .
Mr. ii. i). r-rnlih, at the (.‘oiiertor‘e n we.
Nor-senile, and Mr. Jacob M. nylon. at his
office. Railroad Plan is. Mirth .‘om alk. an-
authorized to rewrite true-o for rim
On all taxes which shall rv-rnain unpaid after
the Ilith day of récptrrrrber. lWi. intern-t at the
rate of also per rent. will be trimmed from the
smiley.» August 1m. lmlll rho- ssrno shall
he pal . tilmitiail ii. er. :ions. (Minster.
in and for said Tom is of boiwaik. on the list
of HM. ,
lint-vii at Somali. than" Ange-t 1. Hit.
ail—Ill
TOO MILE
SEA TRIPS
ily the trariitfnl new steamships of the
Old Dominion Line.
To cu Paint Cnfsrt or Virginia
Beach sail Refers,
iilmeia Horst; tritium Anne iloteLi
Moat delightful resorts on the Atlantic coast
for a .11..” mill). ll! be made for
us. or am anon. iii.
to. not Butt. to.
A car and alleviation at either hotel.
, lIBlUIIII EVE“ EXPEIUE.
resale tiers» more ail-Vanda
sigma-raided”
skirts
Wrist“ - a.”
anteater-saunas.
Ill llll I. 3. BO.
venison“ ( .mmowsm
risers. s. a. law rm.
“ hurricanes lawn.
amen co:
Plain talk about boys’v and/ little boys’
Cloth '
Tonnes of family the wardrobe of
two or more rompin boys is a matter of
someimportsnce. t doesn’t take long
for mother to get rid of the dollars allow-
ed for the season’s su ply of clothing.
Thereares number 0 stores, kept by
worthy honorable gentlemen, where the
principle of biuiness is honor between
sellerssnd bu erzand yet this isn’t all
thattho c should look into. A
matter 0 importance to consider is: Has
the merchant the proper facilities for
math? best pomrbie values for the
possible money? We are manufac-
turers and retail our clothing direct from
the maker to the consumer. Does this
no‘tvinsure tfie logs; shuffle prices?
.earese ing s ts suits
in light cassimerea at {2.19. pan
Boya'short pants suits in blue flannel
at 32 48
Boys' short pants washable suits the,
“.48, 81.75 and 02.00.
Boys’ all wool short pants 45c.
Boya' line all wool long his suite
$4.89, 36 50, $7.50. $8.50 and 9.50.
We are sure it will pay you to come to
Bridgeport and bu your Men’s, Boys’
and Children’s Clot ing.
M E I G S &. C 0.
3!! Main Corner Bank Rireets. Bridgeno't.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The July
Musicalllome
[snow ready. The contents are: “Juliette."
eavotte. iiolst; “Where Grandmother Sat in
the Corner." song. Goats; “The Algonquin
Club." walrus. Peterschen; "A Turn in the
Tide." song. Glenroy; “Excitation." march.
Phelps: “l Heard the Voice of Jesus Say."
sacred, Spauiding; “Get on to the Funny
walk,"song. Sullivan. This number can be
purchased for
8 cis. and One Coupon
We have also added
vitamins
Musmal. Monthly,
which can be procured for
8cis. and One Coupon.
The contents of the July number are:
Guide n Crest Polka.
.insi Om- .Viore Waltz.
Lillian ilarotte.
'l'rniier 1.4 we That Never Dies.
Ole Bessie Cow.
—-—-——OOO—-—~—-
ln hrs-ks we have a few copies of ”As in a
Whirl (ilMe‘."Onl)' five rents earh,anil one
copy o “Revelations of High Life. within
burnt-«an Palaces " Only The.
DISINFEOT
TOUR
HOUSE.
. And new sickness. You can buy diein-
fu:t.u.ts of all varieties at reasonable
prices of
Halalhellruggist
Envelopes. it past.
Sometimes thoughts come to us more
rapidly than our pen can place them on
paper; other times they don’t; this is one
of the other times.
just the same as the last four weeks have
been, a genuine
BARGAINWEEK,
only we make the goods speak for them
selves. instead of us doing the talking,
SEE?
So this week will be
W
Writing Paper. I90 box. wonh
lit; by the pound 290.
1
————.~————
Geni’s Handkerchiefs, at 3, 5,
B M and Inc each; wonli
double.
”H
ladies’ lisle Thread Gloves, black
and colors, value 250, to
close lit.
_—...——————
ladies' 50c Curseis, 39c.
Misses' Silt Corsets, 330.
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Cantoniilannel worth IStliui 90
sun—.0.—
Special Values onzcups, Saucers,
Plates, Glass Ware and Win-
dow Screens in Kitchen Ile-
panmeni.
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SOUTH NORWALK
Boston
Store.
83 Washington St..
South .Norwalk.
market can furnish.
every pound of it.
Groceries
_____”__._.
If you want good goods that can't be
be beat call on
A. T. MERRIAM,
i28 SOUTH Milli STREET,
Fine No. l Mackerel, at 10c each.
Canned Soused Mackerel and Canned
Fish of all kinds; Ham and Tongue.
As to ilour we have the best thattho
Will guarantee
Tenn and Coilees of the best, but no
presents.
=2
Claret Lemonade,
Snitine Wafers. fresh daily,
Fine Olives and Olive Oil,
The Harris Extracts,
Mushroom Catsup,
The famous Angelus Flour.
Chas. E.
LEA Dl N G
TEliPllOliE nu. l3-2.
”EXPERIENCE.
We have a thorough experience in the Grocery business,
which receive our undivided attention, and have no time to
dabble in other branches of trade that we don’t know anything
about. We believe in doin one business and doing ihat well, so
well that it will insure us t e patronage of the public. The fol-
lowing specialties are worthy of your attention:
The Ferris Delicious Smoked Beef cut to order,
Cross and Blackwell’s Royal Table Marmalade.
The Boss Soda Wafer,
Dr. Welch’s Grape Juice,
The American Biscuit Co. Crackers,
Tabasco Pepper Sauce,
The Ferris Home and Boneless Bacon and our celebrated Teas
and Coffees which are seldom equaled, but never excelled.
We give no inducements to purchasers; we only say out pure.
freshgoods and save your doctor's bill.
Seymour,
GROCER,
33 vismitmi STREET.
”Milkshmlicrwflh" ‘
“unfit; ll' ,. . Lie-V
ANOTHER BREAK.
Veal Chops, bolus and Bibs. ls'ic; Veal Cutlets. lilo: Breast and beg. tic; Lamb Chops, Rib
and mimics; bra. whole. lilo; in Ghana. lilo: Breast and Fore bag. to. We also make a break
In pricecf Prime Roast Beef. in regard to quality we defy anybody. anywhere. to show
superior gonads. We handle exclusively the best quality of City Dressed Beef. Veal. Lambs.
Pork, stew“. Great variety of Bearded. fresh every day.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Prourietor.
I! W . It" Norwall
sell. “-3.
C't’il.‘ :1
Norwalk Chronicler