on on [RE Elston
EAST NORWALK.
Vbteran L’llomtnedten Attendee Reunion
a lie Italics-It as Jamaica-A law
loamy of the Junior lpworth' League '
"Various Other'lvente of the Day.
Veteran L'Hcmmedien returned last
waning from the gathering of his old
oomndss of the One Hundred and
Twentrsevsnth regiment. at Jamaica,
L. I. He reports about one hundred and
iiityleitout of 1,100 strong that were
mustered In the service in 1861. Among
those present was their colonel, Stuart E.
Weodrufi‘, old Major Little, the chap
lain. and quite a number of other officers.
There were comrades from California
one from Illinois. some from Washing:
ton. one from New Hampshire. one from
Maine and several from places in Con-
necticut. Dinner was served at 1 o'clock,
and then there was speech making.
John W. Banks. who has the contract
to build C. H. Aisthorpe's new double
house on Riverside avenue, commenced
the work yesterday. The frame was
raised today, and the construction will
now be rapidly pushed, with the inten-
tion of having the house completed be-
fore severe weather begins.
Mr. and Mrs John L’Hommedieu and
comp! Henry street, went to Rowayton
yesterday, to visit Mrs. Alfred Crockett.
When the storm came up they decided
toremain all night, and John was oblig-
ed to walk to East Norwalk, this morn~
ing. to open his brother’s grocery store.
He wished that the trolley cars were
running.
Sessions of the German school, con-
ducted by Rev. 0. Apitz in Grand Army
Hall, will hereafter be held only Wed-
nesday afternoons and Saturday fore-
noons.
Henry Hamilton, who has been for
over two months at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Gilbert, returned to his
home in Wilmington. Deb. to-day.
Edward Belong, a cousin of F. S.
Ayres, of East Washington street, and a
frequent visitor here, was married in De-
troit, Mich, to-day.
A new society of the Junior Epworth
League is to be formed in the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal church, Friday
afternoon. __‘_
The Republicans oi the Third voting
district will hold a meeting in Randall‘s
Hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
George C. Lingner has applied for a
linens. to sell liquors in the new build,
ing on Reynolds street.
Mrs. William—Doolittle and two chil-
dren, of Southington, are visiting Mrs.
Henry Gillum, Henry street.
Miss Fannie III. Under-hill. of Fitch
street. has returned from a visit. of sever-
al weeks in New Haven.
Rev. 0. Apitz, pastor of St. Peter's
church, vvill spend Wednesday and
Thursday in New York.
William T. Aisthorpe, of l’eekskiil, N.
Y.. is visiting his son, (‘. H. Aisthnrpc,
Riverside avenue. .. .-..
Mrs. Thomas l'ndcrs'ond, of Ji-raey
City. is the guest of Mrs. Frank Roberts,
Osborn avenue.
George R. Redman starts out on a trip
today in the interests of the Mica Roof-
ing Company. _. . «
Miss Minnie Zarges, of Strawberry Hill,
is Visiting liter sister Lizzie, in Ridgeiield.
J. Wallace Marvin received a car load
of oats, yesterday, direct from the West.
Miss Elisha Iibihrookwis visiling Mrs.
D. B. Beach, East Washington street.
Mrs. R. Taylor. of Bella Place. is 'IUI'vt’
sick. _.._ 7 ,
Kurds That “who I mls‘l‘ Witter.
Thom um runny lilriIrI thnt nronhlnio
Cylinder tho wtlivr~~~liml Is to any. nru
able to new tlwlr‘d into. for tho purpnsu of
swimming. l’t'i‘lmpu lIiu ltmst prolivicnt
in this respect. I» liw dim-r, which Iowa its
feet as well its wings nnd Is u must Imiu»
Intigolilo swluituvn I‘urnmmuts and pen-
gulns urn quits m much in lmtuu In tho
“MP! on nu loud. nltlmunli tln- lutt-vr
makes mori- ilwmollonot n iish in he
program through tlw Won-r ilnrwln,
speaking of tin-mpu pvuimln. snys thut
its Iuow'nwms nru an mph! n'lwn It mines
to tho surim'v nod din-s nguin tlint. it. Is.
at first sight. intro inl" n Iish Implng for
sport. ’I'Iu‘ WH'n'u'zmi. Wltll'il llt'os by Its
provvoss us it Iisiu'rmnn. darts nlong with
encoding swiftuw-t. whining M‘o'ry huts
and shallow for-Its privy. which “.insz
and brings to lnuduith grunt facility,
The bird Is vnullv Imnwl and is uml in
sumo ports as n iIin'T. Amour: other birds
which swim Itllill'l‘ TV'ilN‘l' unity ho tuvutintr
cddlflercnt spurim n! duck. such we tho
older and volw't st‘uti-r null lilo limit lull)
ed duck, Whirl! will swim under the sur-
face for ill! yards. Thu water ousol moves
its wings Pliu‘ily M It It were dying In
file air (it ”two ilmt‘fl WIINI ii. at!!!“ the
mountain sininm do n wings from the
hawka.-~ ‘lrmkltti Englt‘.
In Paris it is gravely told that boxes
provided with slits are attached to tomb-
stones. into them are dropped theosrds
of remembering friends who make the
pilgrimage to the gravest)! the‘dead.
Ayer's Barr Vigor tones up the weak
use no scene or ran nuts ‘
A
newscast ruins.
Miss P. Thorn. oi Weston, is keeping
house for Seth Webb.
Elk. and Mrs. John VanNess. of New-
ark. N. J., are guests of Charles Benton
and family.
Mrs. D. M. Fillow, Mrs. D. A. Fillow
and family visited Mrs. Ebenezer Fillow,
oi Norwaik, on Saturday.
Mrs. Decker, of South Norwaik, is
boarding with Mrs. Aaron Olmstoad.
Mrs. Ionian Barnes is visiting relatives
in Norwalk.
Mrs. S. R. Adams and children, of
Bridgeport; Miss Nellie Bouton, of New-
ark ; Miss Charlotte Adams, Mrs. Minnie
Gregory, Mrs. H. M. Fillow and daugh-
ter Frankie, of this place. visited Mrs.
Frank Gregory, on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S'. Taylor. E. J Tay-
lor, and Miss Adah Taylor visited their
mother at the Bridgeport hospital. Sun-
day. She Is gaining slowly.
Henry Burr Coley is painting his new
barns. .
Misses Grace, Lucy and Ella Taylor re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn, on
Monday, to attend school.
Mia Emily Taylor is visiting in Brook-
lyn.
Miss Grace Sherwood, of Port Chester,
N. Y., has visited Miss Hattie Crawford.
Mrs. Lester Gregory, who has been
spending the summer here, returned to
Brooklyn Wednesday, for the winter.
NEW CANAAN.
Mrs. M. O. Seeley, who has been con-
flnedtoher home on East avenue for
some time, is now recovering.
The fifth anniversary of the New Ca-
naan Historical society was held at the
residence of A. S. Comstock, last. even-
ing.
G. R. Stevens and wife visited their
parents at East Norwalk, Sunday.
Joseph Walden and lilies Annie Lynch,
of this place, were married in the Catho-
lic church, last Sunday morning. by Rev.
Father McMsnn. 1
Rev. T. N. Laine, of Poundridge, of.
deleted at the Methodist Episcopi]
church, Sunday morning.
The Beach Point Camping club re.
turned last Saturday.
C. F. Bates has a line photographic
view of his two-year-old colt, which is
greatly admired by local horsemen.
Several New Canaan young people
went on the excursion to Bridgeport.
Sunday, on the “City of Albany."
Rowland 6; Brown will enlarge their
quarters on Foreststrcet, by a large ad-
dition and raising the entire structure to
two stories.
noriosf"
' ‘UTHV‘('(lMMI‘SlONEIlt-Hll“ l‘AlItFlEl.I)
. CUI'N'FY:
The undersigned lit-ruby applies for it license
to sell Ale, larger iii-or. and all tormented (‘Iiler
drunk upon the preiulses- r sold in quantities
less than ono gallon to hedollwrml at one time
and Rhino Wine only. pursuant to the laws of
the State now In force relating to the sale of
Intuit-stingliquors. at the new bulldin on
lib-,yilultits sin-ct, at East .errwaIk. in the own
or Norwnllt. in said ('oumy. Sigurd.
til-20mm C. LINGNER.
Dated at Norwalk, the Illtli tilt) of Sept . ltiiit.
Endorsed by iln- following lire ulvi'mrs and
taxpayers of mid town. none of whom are
licensed dealers In Intoxicating liquors: Fred
Moduli}. Henry Ht'bunk John Unlensohlsgor.
John Nt-Iigoliaucr. (3.1. mucufionth Norwalk.
County of Fairiield. Town of Norwalk. this
lllth day of September, Itilil.
I.’i‘own Clerk of said Town. hereby certify.
pursuant to the statute in such case provided.
that this application endorsed as aforesaid. has
hem submitted to me, and I further certify
that est-h of said endorsers Is an elector and
taxpayer In said town. and that a copy of the
foregoing application lnrltnlln the above
written t-tulursmneui. has been i It'll with me.
Alta-st. HERBERT It. SMITH.
Clerk of said Town.
some. W
Vl‘Hi“. inhabitants and legal voters of the
Town of Norwaik are hereby unililcd
and warned that a slim-Isl town meeting will
be! holdennn the Hit I day "i September. “‘94.
at iili't‘ilx'k In the aiiornoou. in take such not.-
Ion as said meetimr shall deem advisable with
reference in the out'lng of bushes and branch-
osof tmasgrowinu on the highways of the
town. witnmtwolve isotoftlm width of the
traveled highway: and to direct the salts-linen
or the town to cause such bushes and treats to
he not at II-Mi mum In «Melt your. and at. nut-h
lime and thin-ens said nit-sting shall by vote
provide. Also to take Mich action as said
meeting shalldwinnxpmlinnt in relation to
willenlngtln- roadway on Wanhimrton strrrt
bridge from his draw In said Iii-hiss outwit
It't‘urliilltt tnthu petition of .I. Hiurgm Itan-
ilall and other». and In relation to the chem:-
Ing ofthc sidewalk on said hrid c. and if said
lliflliiillk shall vote to widen salt romlwny and
chaotic said walk. to make the riser-nasty ap-
pro v ation titercfor.
A solo mm- it If sail meeting elmll doom
such action at visahlr. the highway known as
”letiwood nature. from the Connecticut Turn.
alkaline poim optical!» tho residence at John
mil
1.
liatul at Nora-hilt. September l". 1804.
0. W. RAYMOND.
MANUEL IJASKAM.
TALMAiiiiE llAKEiI.
septln III.
Hoyt’s operanousé‘
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Saturday. September I5
A NOTABLE EVENT
"What‘s the Good of A nything? Naming l"
Chas. Froham’s Co
Presenting that Reeling“; English Frans Coin-
! ”if.
TIIE NEW Bill
31 Arum has. ’
W M9... was
I
If so, get from your druggis't today {or
25 cta.,a bottle of Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure.
Every baby often has distressing colic.
Dr. Hand's Colic Cure gives immediate
relief by removing wind from the
stomach and quieting the nerves, giving
restful sleep. Mother think of the
worry and anxiety this saves you. If
your baby is teething Dr. Hand's Teeth.
Ing Lotion for accents, soothes and re-
lleves all pain. Sold by all druggists.
Irving W. Iarimore, physical director
of Y. M. C. A , Des Moises, lows. says
he can conscientiously recommend
Chamberlain's Pain Balm to athletes.
gymnasts. bicyclists, iootbali players and
the profession in general for bruises,
sprains and dislocations; also for sore-
ness and stiffness of the muscles. When
applied before the parts become swollen
it willsii'ecta cure in one-half the time
usually required. For sale by G. C.
Stillson.
A. M. Bailey, a well known citizen of
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diar-
rhoea and used many remedies with but
little relief until she tried Chamberlain’s
Cholic, Cholera and diarrhoea. Remedy,
which has cured her sound and well.
Give it a trial and you will be surprised
at the prompt relief it afiords. 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stillson,
druggist.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla. .
When Baby was sick, we gave her (imorla.
When she was a Child. she cried for t‘aswda
When she became Miss. she clung to (jastorla
when she by! Children. she gave them (haunts
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Cngtoria.
Taylor a: Golden?”
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET. ~
Persons looking fora to or house and lot,
with the view of purchasn .are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale In every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on easv terms. anal tf
_—-.
Penn n sflylvania
RAILROAD.
Two Autumn Tour
TO TH E
SOUTH
('IH'EIIINU
Gettysburg, Blue Mountains,
Luray caverns, Basic iiity.
Natural Bridge,
Grottoss oi the Shenandoah.
Cities ofillclimond andWsslIlngton
Spot-Isl trails of mrlnr cuts will leave New
\ orit and l’hliatls pills
September 15 and 29
ROUND 'I'BIP BATE.
neon saw I'0Itli.
i‘lttilii PHILADELPHIA.
Including all puissant-y «nudism! during the
(outlays absent. Detailed itinerary may be
had upon application to ticket agents or to
tourist ages , IIINI Broadway. New York. or
llroad street slnllun, l’hihuleiphla.
.I. It. WOOD, (istiornl Passenger A ant.
(mo. W. IIUXI). Assistant (loin-rs Passen-
Itor Agent
Tourist Agent. Lilli Broadway New York
or Broad street station. Philadelphia. stint
855.00
353 00
m
Are In order this week. Good taste and care
in making have gone before and excluded
everything that did not come up to our high
standard of durability and neatnsss. You
merino through our Boya’ Department this
fall and with your eyes closed pick at random
from the great assortment that we have
prepared for you. with the assurance that
whatever you buy here for that boy of yours
will be absolute‘y dependable. Boys‘ Double
Breasted School Suits at 82. $2.50. so. 83.60, 34
and so; arrest to 15 years. Boys' Double and
Single Breasted School sun at us). use.
[8.60 and $10; ages. It to 18 years. Boys' Extra
Short Pants. accents and 80 cents. The best
that's :to be bad at fair prices to pay always
await you here.
MEIGS & 00.
{E7 Main Corner Bank Streets, Bridgeport. Ct.
LCDST.
BLACK Feather Boa. this mornin In
East Norwalk. A suitable reward will}?
a
paid for Its return to this olfioe.
WANTED.
OARDERS wanted at Golden Hill Cottage
First class refined and home like accom-
modations. at lowest rates- :5 and ward.
at Bayview avenue. South Norwalk. 1w
SITUATION as laundress or domestic.
Address MES. 11. It. ADAMS. Norwalk.
care Branch éasnssr. ottIce. 8'! ti
POSITION wanted by arespectahle young
, woman. either as governess or dress-
maker. Apply to C. B. D'Artois, 18 West
street. all It
‘ROM October let, house of 8 rooms at 17
Franklin street Modern improvements.
Inquire of Edwin Wilcox at Brown 0: Wilcox‘e
grocery. spit it.
‘OUR room apartments. second and third
floors, front and rear, rent 88 and
’10. Swartz do Corbett block. Halls
i bled, heated and cleaned. AD ly at the
0 cc of the Old) WELL CIGA (30.. 83
Washington street. eat) if
HOUSWOf seven rooms. beatenbatb. hot-
and cold water. Apply to TAYLOR. A:
GOLDEN. all) if
NE furnished room, arIor tluor. privli e
of hath, not and (:u d water and beat. 30.
2o Union street. s8 1w
'1‘1 REE rmuus. TlISouth Main street. write-r
in. rent 9i. Apply to E. A. “'OODWARIJ.
UPPER part ofhouso. No. L": Marshall street.
Apply in MRS. GILES iIAl'LENBECK.
No. II Elizabeth street. 58 hr
W Fort dogs.
-..__f::.-.-.1'2LM,, _. _..-.-,, m”
( R. TO LET. The well-equipped meat mar.
ket,No.Ihi Main street. orwalk. lin-
qulrs of II. M. Fillow. on the premises. sllitlt
ONE of the best working sloops on Long
island Sound; I? not ton capacity; low
wise: easy terms on good security.
. W. CUMSTOCK.
)AlNTSmIIs, glass and putty. We can ' a
fine line. and our prices are as low as he
lowest. W9 sell only Martin's brushes and
the' are the bets! on the market. SOFTH
NO WALIx HARDWARE COMPANY. i2
South Main sin-ct. sl 1:! ti'
l‘mqui- e
ritlw
OWAYTON-New house for sale or in let;
tarnished or unfurnished: will sell
sy terms. no reasonable otter refused. .
EE, “IIBDII I12 West 30th street, New Yxork.
‘ spfi w
Democratic Caucus;
‘HE Democratic Electors of the Second
votingdistrict of the Town of Norwsll.
will hold a caucus at Arlon Hall. Madison
street, South Norwalk. on Thursday, Septem-
ber lil. atiio‘nlot'k p. m . for the 'purimse o
electing deli-gates to tho I'Itntd, (.‘nngrrselona
SeimtoriaIJhuuty and Probate (’onventinn
9-H. 1.; Per order: (‘ouult'rs
You Can't Afford to Miss
'I' last gruml personally mnllm' tour to
HI' 'I III: Vl‘,\~l|.\'.
luesday. Sept. II.
w...
2'..:;t Four days‘ trip; all rxpt'uwr Imid.’ ._ ..
$l5.00 and $I6.00
according to hotel selected.
Special iminof parlnrvars and «Int I‘unr'lit'n
leaves Union depot M H a. "1.. due to nrrlw~ ni
Niagara. ”:45 some evening.
I'arlnrcsr seats should be reserved In tul-
vnuou (seals 32,") extra l'ili'li way I.
N serial side trip to'l‘orontnvla sir-anwr. Ins
eluding admission to Industrial iiilr. SLIM
extra.
For furiherinformatlon mil on It. A. )Io—
lionald or demt ticket want. t.)
Ilur Fall and Winter Stock of
C L OT H l N G .
Our Pride is our Hottest Goods, and Our Ambition is to be
known to you as a house who deals in Reliable (loads Only.
We are not offering the last and of any manufacturing stock,
but the most desirable stock i mm the best makers in this country.
We think of quality first. then fix the price to make permanent
customers.
FRANCIS 8:00.
THE RELIABLE
llamas, Hanson Finishers.
TRUNKS, BAGS, ETC.
WW I
”a”
‘
I SPRPOISIUIIS lor the Boys "Wt
’3 Opera House
, can steer ostr.
Tuesdawsent. I lth
Special engagement of
W. B. LEAVITT’S ~
Magnificent New Spectacular production,
SPIDER IIIIII ill
Newer. better, In r t ever. Presented
on a scale or spirit: or never fore equalled.
42 - PEOPLE - 42
And more novelties than are'to be found In
half a dozen aversfie productions. Among the
special features wl be the new craze ,
lIIIINR PIRTIIRES
.Twenty superb groupings. The rfection
of art. Everything to please. Nothlnrw 083d
”MUSIC HALL.
Wednesday. Sept. |2
WHICHTMYT.’
u
Supported by Miss Pearl Raymond and'a
onto any of versatile artists in the successful
fare I. pantomimlcal comedy. Entirely re-
written, enlarged and elaborated with entirely
new scenic and mechanical trick eflects. Farce
comedy. refined specialties. and pantomime.
under the management of J. C. Davis.
Prices 2154:. 50c and 75c. Reserved seats now
on sale at Plaisled‘s and Gregory's drugstores
56
tunwht childbirth '—
0NE NIGHT ONLY.
Friday, Sept, I4. I894‘
JOHN E. BRENNAN m
TIMETHEiiTINKER
Beautiful Scenery,
Real Irish Bag Piper,
Tinker Quartette.
i'hart opens September lilth at Gregory‘s
drug More. Survialk. and I’Iaisted's. South
Norwnlk.
PRIGER. 25c., 35c.. and 50c.
BB
, as MUSIC I—IAIJJ.
”XE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY. SEPT. l4lh.
Nelson‘s Big aim-tactile!-
nclelom’sflahin
The llarnmu of them nil. {-0 men. “‘0an
and rhiidren. Ilou'Ilc hand and orchestra. A
great i-mupany. A great. oust. Two topsltu.
In-udcd by Miss Klll' l‘srtlugton. Two lurks.
Em and her Pony. Prince. hone Slat-Quar-
tulle. Ai'rIrun Maurolin Plait’i’s. Double
Quarislts. Jubilee Singers. limit and Wing
Dunn-rs. thutcrs. Etc.
A Pat-k of iii'lillillt‘ lilumllmimtls.
New songs. .\cw linuws. New Music.
EVI‘IHIJIIIK New.
A( urimul of Bountiful N‘rnoy.
Cotton l’lrking; llnmu In tho South; Eva's
Assenslou. 7
Thu Granules! Hi rut. Parade Ever Given,
'I‘wn itnndwlioldsu (‘Imriots drawn by tiny
little Shetland i'unn-s.
'l‘uhlenur. i‘srs. llouki-ys. Massive hugs, rtr.
.\ ii In of aliirilm».
Pr run Jill and M4,; (‘hildruu 2.34:.
Souls at i’lastwl‘s mnl lliggs‘. as
price was just the some.”
precisted by the people. We do
faction in your dealings with us.
mircrs.
Chas. E.
LEADING
“I‘ll”? PIER ”'1
Why not?
a...
We all sometime or other t
into what you Ina call a roofi-
tive in . and not: over our
past, and how natural it is to
sel proudr-that does not reall
describe the way on feel; think
self satisfied we d hit the mark
closer-over some deal or pur-
chase you have made, whereby
you feel you have expended a
dollar or so and know you have
9t what a 01.25 would not or-
inanly urchase.
Now you avail yourself of
the opportunity oii‘ered you this
week by us, it will serve tocover
a multitude ofIseries, when you
happen to stnke one of these
m s.
2 000 yds., 40 different styles
an CoiOl'lIl , of the best and
finest of Sil olines, retailin at
I21} to 150. per yd. ; our price ur-
ing this week, 89c. yd.
1,000 yds. best Shirting cali-
coes, 4c. per yd. - actual value, tic.
100 part fine Lace Curtains, 3%,
yds. long. nearly 2 yds. wide
each. at $1.49 per pair, worth
nearly double.
. 1 lot of39c. and 490 fancy Trim-
ing Braid. all kinds and styles.
Don’t want to carry over, so close
them out at 150. per ard.
25_dozen ladies‘ Ribbed Vests,
medium weight, long and short
sleeves, worth half dollar easy;
price this week, 390. each.
_One lot of $1.25 pair of ladies'
Kid Gloves, assortment of $1.00
and $1.25 qaltities, the price we
offer them at, 500. per pair, will
make them go fast, so don’t tarry
lOIIIg.
itchen de artment offersthis
week 3,000 G ass Berry Dishes,
2c. each; 2,000 Glass Berry
Dishes, 30. each; 50 dozen Glass
Tumblers, 19c. per doz.; 200
fancy Glass Baskets, 15c. each;
50 Lemonade Sets, 1 large pitch-
er, three and six glasses, all
colors, at 70c. per set. All Din-
ner Sets at cost this week.
SOUTH NDRWIIII
Boston
Store,
83 Washington St..
South Norwalk.
A LADY SAID:
“I got out of Coffee and had to get some elsewhere, but it
was so inferior to what I get here that I could not use it, andithe
”ALE HELLH IT. 250.
We have the same compliments every day. Not alone {on
our Coffees, (which are the par of excellence) but on all other
goods, especially on fancy Cakes and Crackers, Smokedfilieef,
Teas, Butter, Chooso, Olives and Olive Oil and tho Angelus
Flour, “the best in the world.” We have the confidence in our
well kept stock to believe that those compliments are well decor-V.
ed and that the policy of, not. how cheap but how good is ap-
keep the freshest, purest and
best selected stock of groceries in this city, and guarantors satisa
The Ferris llama and Boneless Bacon have numerous :ad-
Seymour,
GROCER,
33 WISRIIIBTIIII STREET.
TWISMIISHI SMASHI
Pork.
Don‘t be fooled by
mum. ‘
“MIW-
STILL MOTHER CUT.
Chops. lilh and Loin. Veal Chops. Bib
resin he s of Lamb. lamb
an Loin, lilo; \‘eslt'ut shite. We correctly as we advertise: no colored gentleman con-
In the fuel. We cut the best meats money will buy. We otter ten dollars at lace reward
for the address of butchers who sell it osily seem «reality of heel as we do at ma prim,
advertisements the don‘t mean exactly what they say. and
are in in low rises. in three y re we have saved to the pet pl of the two cities "WM-
fij‘h. arises food in great. varietynrsah every day. ' v
THE iPEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMB. Pronrietor.
remember. we
. . . ' will so, ilerwata
M unfit-t.
Norwalk Chronicler