use silo. some or rat on is
, mar scents.
‘lhe Iva-gallons lsrvieu at the letha-
. “Church tube Mun-ed Ian Weal—
‘ Are were Have a Skating Pond lest
. Whtu—Ilaps and ”lab-pa.
' Right after night large congregations
. attend the evangelistic services at the
f East Avenue Methodist church. Last
night more than two hundred were in at.
tendsnm. The pastor preached on the
Iubjectfltest.” He spoke of physical
' wintellectual. spiritual, heavenly and
eternal rest in Christ. A very interest‘
ing experience meeting followed. The
’ new converts testified to the joy of the
new life. Tonight the subject will be
“Trinmphing Over DiMculties." Mom.
bersofthe orchestra and a full chorus
will be present to lead the praise service
, “7:80 o'clock. It is reported that the
’ meetings will continue another week, so
great has been the interest.
Captain Charles Conkiin, of Northport,
was expected here today on his yacht
“Lulu,” to visit relatives for a few days.
On amount of the approaching storm he
may not come.
C. H. Aisthorpe has rented his house
at 18 Cottage avenue to H. J. Bypson, of
Yonkers, a commercial traveler, who
apenta portion of the summer at Bell
Island. He will soon move here with
his wife and two children.
James Young, of Waterbury, is ex‘
pected here tomorrow to visit hie parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Youngs, on Pleas—
ant street.
People interested in skating are won'
during it there will be any East Norwalk
pond this year. Mr. Hafner, who has
had charge of the skating for the past
few seasons, is willing, it is understood,
to assume the responsibility again, pro-
vided he receives sutiicient encourage-
.ment.
Frank Hoyt. of East Norwalir, who
has been employed as an assistant by
Dentist Weed. has entered the New York
Dental College.
Frank Spaulding. of Henry street, re-
turned to Yale college, this morning.
lira. O. W. Raymond, was the one
who lost the pin in W. A. Folwell's
market, a few days ago. and when she
read in Tris SENTINEL that it had been
found she went at once to secure it.
The Misses wide, of Alton, Ill., are
the guests of Miss Clam Marvin.
Mrs. C. Soussinau found a valuable
gold ring on Fort Point hil‘tBt, a few
days ago.
Mrs. Richard L’Hommedieu, of Row.
ayton.is visiting her son, 3. B. “Hom-
medieu. Eleni y street.
The Norwalk Prohibitionish met with
Henry Carter, last evening. They rati-
fiedthe townticket placed in nomina
don by the South Norwalk Prohibition-
ists.
Willie, the fourryear-old son of Georgi-
Norlhrop. of Main street, Norwallr, fell
against a stone slop. yesterday. and
bruised his face badly.
Hrs. Hall. and the Misses Hall, of
Brooklynmre the souls today of Mrs.
' R. H. Golden. “WM
BCWAYTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nintendo. of Main
street, are spending a few weeks in New-
burg, and other places in New York state.
Rev. J. B Slater has returned to his
studies at Drew Theological seminary.
He expects to graduate the coming
winter.
J. E Mulholiand and family have left
their cottage at Hickory illuif for their
winter home New York city.
0. E Jones has given up his cottage
on Bell island and returned testamford
Dr. Gillett and family have vacated
R. J Hannah’s cottage at Bell Island,
and (one to New York city.
Rev. William James has closed the
branch homes at Belle Island, of the Five
Poinls House of industry. in New York
city, and returned to that piece.
The Merrymskers will meet at the
home of Eddie Themes. Iain street.
next Monday night. to reorganize for the
mining sessile. Officers will probshiy
haslectsd, and important business tran-
sacted. All former members are rogues.
‘ ladle bspresent.
Eddie Themes will begin the post
masts course for civil engineer in
Oollsp, New York, next lon-
. .
BABIEN AND NOBOTON.
aged seventy-three years. who died lion-
day at Fitch’s Soldiers' Home,were taken
taTcrrington. yesterday, for burial, by
Undertaker Birehard.
Mrs. Alfred Iforehouse and son Bar-
old, returned home yesterday afternoon
from a visit of two weeks with Freder-
ick Morehouse. in Amherst, Mess
Mrs. Andrew J. Lockwood is spending
a few weeks in Walton. N. Y.
Mrs. Noble‘of Boston, for many years
operator in the telegraph oilice here, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Thaddeus Bell attended the an-
nual meeting of the Ladies‘ Foreign Ills-
sionary Auxiliaries of Falrfleld county
in Bridgeport, yesterday.
Mrs. David C. Bennett. of Bethel, is
visiting her aisle". Mrs. Thaddeus Deli
and hire. Clarence Clock.
Eddie Austin'and Miss Louie Austin
are spending a few days in New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Coon. oi Brook-
lyn, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. M-
fred Morehbuse.
Miss Lstimer, who has been visiting at
lire. J. K. Lombard's has returned to
New York city.
Contractor Lathrop, Section Foreman
Everett and the road master of the Con
solidated Railroad company, held a con-
ference hens yesterday afternoon regard-
ing Undertaker Birchsrd's horse. which
was buried close to the crossing. The
horse, it will be remembered, was re_
moved some distance from the first bur.
ial place a few weeks ago. Contractor
Lathrop claimed that the horse was di-
rectly in his way, and that Mr. Everett
did not have it moved to the place du-
lgnated, while Mr. Everett stated he
moved itseveral feet further even than
Mr. Lathrop said would be suilicient to
get clear of the four-tracking operal‘ons
Mrs. Robert J. Moore spent yesterday
visiting at Miss Jennie Scofield'e.
Main street creasing. was resumed last
night, the workmen having got an open
ing cut through the bank just as they
completed their day's work.
The Democratic caucus to nominate
town oilicere will be held in the Town
Hall, tonight. We hear the names of A.
Floyd ilelatield, Robert S. Purdy and
Henry Scoiield meutioned as candidates
for selectmen.
Some of the carpenters that have been
employed in building the new depot
here. have been transferred to New liar
ven for a short time. Jesse Millspaugh
who weal?“ vafifl
ALI. AROUND THE STATE.
Walter Dunn, twelve years old, we:
struck by a Shore Line train in New lla-
ven and instantly killed. His body was
badly mangled.
A road cart driven by J. M. Wallace.
ran over and killed Emil Hummill, at
Ansonio. The boy jumped from another
wagon directly in front of. Wallace‘s
horses. ..-
Newspaper Reporter's Wanted.
We are informed that the Modern Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ex-
perience is not necessary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure such a prisi-
tion, as we understand it takes only about
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars address Modern I’rees Associ-
ation, Chicago, ill.
A yre’s usrssporills Is not a secret prep-
formula on :appliontlon. The secret of
its success as a medicine lies in its extra-
ordinary power to cleanse the blood of
impurtles and cure the most deep seated
cases of blood disease.
Want...»
Mother Ilavs You a llaby?
if so,get from your druggist today for
25 cts.,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 quietlng 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 25 cents, soothes and n-
iieves all pain. Sold by all druggisls.
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Whahsbywulebwseavehsrcsstsrls.
mmwsmmemrmm
mutual-minimum“
mammal-museum.
Theremains of Richard 0. Gnngell,
Driving under the bridge, over the, C
and Nathan Finch are among those ,
oration. Any physician may have the N
rem
Motif“. so.
We have on public exhibition and sale
our cocaine line of Men’s New Fall
Suits. bile they are offered to you
publicly, thereare surest many private
and exclusive points about them that
it wouldn't do to ladgvert'aiésp. Bomedfoilk’s
oopyusrn everyt g can. an is
toome in the season torlsk thschanoe,
To fully appreciate the make, lit and
generalfiuenessof our New Fall Bulls;
you’ll have to some in and see them
Close, too. Cold t pe will not allow us
to half paint their uty.
We can truthfully say the same thing
about our New Fall Overseers.
are as perfect as the Bulls and both are
as perfect as fine tailoring can make
them.
The Suite are“ 50 to .25.
The Overcoats are 37.50 to ’15.
And in any case you needn t expect to
former. nor any more for the best that's
made than the latter.
MEIGS & 00.
all! Main Corner Bank Streets, Bridgeport. Ct.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON emu.
Persons . fora in or house and lot.
with the view pnrc n . are invited to
call and examine our list. a have them for
sale in eve of the cit at mountable
prices and 051’s”? terms. ' sum tf
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Tnfci'iolfiiii}; itiii‘éiiiiifiiiii
eea steady position. Address “HAT-
TEB." SIN‘HNIL oflloe. am
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care of horses or work about a place.
Saved year and a half with veterinary. Best
of references. Address “J. A. .‘ 4 Gay
street. Stamford. szbh‘t
LEANING and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street. on line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk. Conn. We respectfuli announcemthe
citizens of South Norwalk, 0er slk and viola-
lty that we established ourselves in your
in dot, in the dyeln and cleanln business.
and arenow pre a to do all kin s of clean-
ing and d sing a the very best style and man-
ner. Ladies‘ suits, dresses. either made up or
o rt. cloaks. capes, infants' capes. hoods.eic..
hone. frlnltu. piano. 0 n. billiard covers.
mufflers scarfs. ties. kl gloves kid shoes.
also feathers cleaned and our led. ilentiemen's
merits dyed orcloaned and pressed in the
tmanner. U.BUTTERFASS. m10tf
.I
FOUR or five union cigar makers at 7 Pacific
street. Stamford. s25 2t
"""71‘0’ LET: “ '
I N el blur-(rim abiding: 7 Liliesul’lace
Al modern improvements. impairs ol
barium. LYNEs. s'...:l.
T ROWAY'I‘ON. good house of seven
name. with fruit and grounds. llne'y
located near electric road. Aimee; gerwna‘w
or by mail to WILLIAM J CRA . owsylo"
1mm.
‘80.“ Oi‘lohcr int, house of ll rooms at l:
Franklin street. hlrxlernimprovemcnls
Inquire of Edwin Wilcox at Iirown& Wilms's
grocery. spii if.
5‘le lw
‘Ollli rim"... ilrst lloor. ill Mar-dial! street
Inquire of ii. E. Bodwcll. is Wasblniztnn
street. - smile
‘LA'l' of five rooms. No. m south Main
street. Allconwnlences.re;nflb. Also
four rooms No.5 Henrv street. rent 58. and
part or house No, ' . Jay street. tour or six
rooms. wot. low. l‘osnwaion at once. Apply
to W. YOUNGS. at Lockwood Manufacturing
company. Willi
‘OI'R room apartmenls. mood and third
floors. front and rear. rent $8 and
310. Swain. & Corbett block. Hails
Apply at thi-
li bled. healed and cleaned.
o cc of the ”I.“ WELL CIGAR i‘ll.. iii
Washingum Blrm-i. «so if
3 ANN street. ii moms. first floor. slillli
- month 24 Ann street. :1 rmmu. first floor.
sfilulmumh. [5- Il. l)h1(‘Kl£li.'i‘.i Waslilmrlou
street, South Normalli. it!) ill
I OWER purlnfhmiswnntrallylimited. for
. J small litmlly: all inmlo-rn improvements.
Address "Ht‘fihti." Hivulh Norwnlii. r21; 3..
A Wild hull. by the day, month or will". NV"
1 l'flll‘lli-i on High strut-l: part «(it home. on
It‘ly‘s Neck lined; four filling on Taylor avo-
nuu; ill, all uiul "J renlsun Water street; rear
rooms. second floor on Washinelon sin-oi.
several Iliillst'll In the i‘ll)‘. and plm‘oa in the
country: liiltllllfnl'lnrio'a with nowrr: buildings
for storage. inquire nl RAYMOND Blitz-T.
on w
' ‘Illiifiid rooms flit-ioutli Main elri‘el. water
In. renl 58: iii Woodward avenue. ll Hi-IlliV‘.
second floor. rent 3a, Apply to E. A. WOOD-
WAilii.
l-‘snt SAL In.
F‘UIiNI’l‘l'liEof a twelve room house “Mus
he: lurid liy (info ier Isl, Ill i'nlim ultmii,
South Nol'wnlk. npfll lw.
l (Jljfiliiauillol. aliinmlorn improvements.
Elinrrm Terrm'e. Narnford Turnpike.
amlsecimd house from the Armory. Inquire
of W. llEWHliiEliY. on the premium. rill lw
)AlNi‘Hmllmirlamaml puny. Wu carr a
fine line. and our prior-a are as low as he
lowest. We Mill only Martin‘s brushes
they are the heel on the market. HO 1‘“
NilllviiAlm iiAitlJW/lllii; llllhil’AN . 4:!
l-kmth Mnln street. al lei!
“Raourolomr it...» Mediators and i
. «(nail ones. mm lllf'ltiil’f‘i{' new: for
s-lschsap. Address "RAIIIATU ill." Roulh
orwallr. Conn. will
kill!
v
rank It‘. Carr. Eur-l Norwnlli. treat
NOTICE.
'l‘llli‘. luhahilauts of lhe lown of Norwulk are
hereby notified and warned llisi a spec-
laitowhmeellnir will be held at the Town
House in said town on Saturday, ilm the 29th
dsyof rleptetnber. A. ll. trial. at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon forlho put- .of taking such
sullen asshali
A F‘lpfllt younu horas. Call on or address
he doom advisable in the
matter of lhe tlilonof John H. Li t and
others. v11”: ‘hai the seluctmen he so rived
Isiidllil‘oolodlolulililabridmi on tiny streel.
inthe city of heath Norwa airmen creek
situated is short distance south of the hat fee-
lory of the booth Norwslk list Do». and
tpeaa she unwary appropriation to be made
t to or.
Dated at Norwnik.the 2m. do of Benton:-
her. A. D. will. ’
llama W. Runner». l swimmer) of
TAMMADHI HAIR". - the town of
Sauust. basses. Narnia
I'll
worm
lulhrriis trees
on
1““!!! It.
My”
Mills
the Sign Blue Bell.
lioness: musics.
W0“
robin Dian-as mm as fellows:
is a “I” M!
- 7 New
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“We
- i‘wfiw‘“
.. mamas.
paysny less for a good one than the 1
SITUATION as Krocer‘s clerk. or can take “0
Sal‘s begins
Dress Goods. '
50 eats, all kindsof ‘wsaves. such as
ey Ben ettss, Fishnets, fancy novelties for
this fall. worth in price from 250 to 85s
per yard, this week We r ml.
50 pieces Best All 00 Henrietta.
19c per half yard. which would make a
dress pattern of 7 {ards cost 02 66.
5 yards skirt lin ng lilo. '
932 yard 32-inch wide China Silk for
2' yards 88inch fancy stripe cotton
warp wool tilled cashimeres for 193. Just
gain of it;a full dress pattern for only
6|
Hosiery Department
.5 pair Gents’ Seamless Hose for 19c.
3 pair Gents’ Seamless Hose, better
grade. for lilo. '
2 pair Gents’ 15c Hose Fine Quality for
B'poir Lsdiee' Black or Colored Hose
for 9 .
1 Ladies’ 25o Heavy Ribbed Vest for 19c
90.
1 lot Children's Ribbed Vests, all sizes,
average price 30c, this sale 190 each.
1 lot Ladies’ Ribbed Corset Covers 25c
quality for 190 each.
lhlot Genis' quarter suspenders for 10c
Notions.
4 balls Clark’s Crotchet Cotton for lilo.
2 skeins Germantown Saxony, or Ger-
mrlln Knititiringazs for We.
pcun t ritin Pa 1-, re ular
price. 29o lb, for tile. g pe g
3 packages Extra Quality Envelopes
for 1 c.
191 yard of any of our 25c Silk Fringe
c. s
7 papers Good Sewing Needles for 19c.
5 spools Dragon Thread for 190.
3 spools best Sewing Silk for 190.
193 pieces Velveteen Dress Binding for
9 skeins Brainard & Armstrong best
wash embroidery and Rope Silks for 19¢.
25 spools Embroidery Silks for 19.3.
10 balls Best Fast Black Deming Cot-
ton for 19c. - ‘
10 cards best Fast Black Deming Cot-
ton lor lilo.
5 rolls Dress Braids for 19c.
ii spools loiyard Crochet Silk for 190.
”Choice of our 250 and 500 Ladies’ Bells
190A Indies' Handsome Silver Thimble
4 yards “Featherbone,” a substitute for
whaltbone. for lilo.
A Indies' or Gents' 25c initial handker-
chief for 100.
2 Ladies’ 12 1 2c Embroidered Hand- 350
kerchiefs for 19c.
2 Gents’ 15c Hematitched Handker-
chiefs for file.
Choloe of our 25c Pocketbooks for 19c.
Choice of our 25c Hair Brushes for 19¢.
A Ion Bureau Scarf on w
Red Em‘iiroidery Cotton fordliliz. o spools
3 cakes Butter Cup Toilet Soup, 190.
5 takes fine Toilet Soap for 190.
l 250 tube Sheffield Cream Dentifrlce
5 Infant’s Honey Comb Bibs for 190.
2 Infant’s Quilted Bibs for lilo.
1 Child‘s 25c Corded Waist for 190.
25 skeins Embroidery Chenille for 250.
Domestics.
5 yards Domet Flannel for 19c.
4 yards 19—inch Toweling for 19c.
191 set Curtain Poles and Fixtures for
c.
2 lbs good Cotton Batting for 19c.
1 Window Curtain for 19c.
4 yards Best Indigo Print for 19c.
3 yards Linen Crash for 19c.
2 yards ood Hand Toweling for We.
2 ards ilkolene,worth l2 1-2c and Mo
yar , for 19c,
1 yard all Wool Flannel for 19c.
1 yard either Navy or Red Twilled
Flannel for 190.
1 48x24 Knotted Fringe Fine Linen
Towel for 19¢.
4 yards Simpson black or gray prints
for 10¢.
5 yards Shirting Calico for 19¢.
WW
iridWMning an cinuas ; though
Saturday and Monday.
“Iiic WILL BE our mums PfllcE illlillNii THESE um.
Kitchen Department
m
Hereinhespotthat cannot fallle
draw‘ outowardslt _
"a“; :DW’ when
m for than sue. Pan. worth too.
its for a Large Pen Salve, worth 28c.
25:91: for 2 Tea orCoifes (insulator-martin
19c for 4 Table Knives. worth 28c.
19c for 1 iron Pot lsi
worth 25c. ' porce n lined,
tile for any size Flat Iron, worth 28c to
We for 2 large Bread Pans worth 80c.
2519s. for 1 Large Dripping ’Pan, worth
c
We for one ileum Nickel Towel Rack,
worth 250.
We term Glove stove Polisher
Dabber, worth 30c. and
We for one extra line Whi k B
worth 25c. . 1’09”:
19c for a lilo-foot Cotton Clothes
worth 35c. W'
19c for 5 ins e Bcrubbi Brus
worth 50c. g ”8 hes,
19c for one Stove Brush. worlh 30c.
some for two Dover Egg Beaters, worth
(3.
lilo for 1 large Cracker Jar, worth 850.
19c for one Child's Chamber, worth 80c
19c for one Cake Solver, worth 300.
19c for one Counter Duster. worth 80c.
file for live lar Isles damaged
worth its. 3° 9 ' '
3. We for eight Glass Sauce Dishes, worth
5c.
30:90 for two China Ililk Pitchers, worth
the for one Class lamp. complete.
worth 32c.
‘ 19c for one large Glass Berry Dish,
worth 23 .
19c for five Blown Glass Tumblers.
worth 350.
19c for one large Yellow Mixing Bowl,
worth 30c.
ilk: for one good Broom, worth 25c.
Place, South Nurwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
Clllfl all See Will We [in Show You?
gqlpisinmmls.
Hoyt’s Opera House
WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, OCTOBER lst
A \VEEK 05'
Comedy. Singing. Dancing. Music.
Watch Comedy to.
Premium band and orchestra.
For laughing purposes only.
ll years of successful popularity.
New (,‘ommllesl Funny L‘flllll’iiil’ri i‘lmnn‘
lug rioubrellee.
The lines! nrrvlu-eim ever in your city.
The greatest iii- and :lilc show on earth.
l'opulnr dime mill lure-e.
Cillbllfl'l! of ploy every performance.
Prices iii. ‘10 and iii vents. ‘
a 1:
'" llllilCE TO worms.”
ill'l‘lllE is hereby given in the voters of , the
i‘Ii 'lhat agreeable in no not passed by
the last (chlorate. entitled “An Act Author
izin (lilies and lllher Municipalities in its
inbli‘sli Plants for tho Manufacture of lies and
Elm'trliiliy‘." lliotrily Ciilliii'll, in each of two
consecutive municipal years passed a vote for
the purpose of esuilillahlm i is fillili to error
ciser! he Authority oririfcrred in Nation l of said
earl. by atwo—llilrils vote. which vole received
the approval of the mayor in each of two eon-
aoi'uilvemunli'l ml years. and at the Minna!
municipal sleet on, in be held on the first Mona
day ol llolobor. ms. the voters of the city will
he milled to vote by ballot for ripprnvln . or
disapproving said vo'o of lhe ill! y L‘mlilui for
iuunlrlpuil lilt‘l‘ii'it‘ lighting. iiuilois will be
imu‘lilfli lo reed as follows:
FOR M’l’itili’lNli
Vole of (lily Council for Municipal
Illei'lrlc Lighlimr.
l-‘ilil illllAi’PltiIVlNll
\‘oleoi‘ City Councillor Municipal
Electric illehtlmr.
Millions who are in favor of ratifying. and
ignores/glam sah'l vote of ”3‘ ‘ri’timimm‘ mi
(ems unfit moor 0 ill 1‘» ,
unlined, nonunion. minimum Kids .
lel. situated near lbs other row. at the i.
ling piers designated by the Council. a hit int
continental with the words,"il‘0ll A ’i’lllW-
lNil.“ nhd‘i‘ilose who are opposed, wil ileposll
in the same way. and in the earn box. a ballot
turmoil-twin“ with ihe words." )il 1) ’-
i’ ‘ (WING, Ballots maybe obtained at t e
. dimmm “fl“lm‘ll‘iiiitl"? ""‘h"
h 79 u or c y o -
m". Tii'isvole will be taken in schemata?
he seine manner as the "License” ml " n
W1? milie‘biiwi‘igii‘é" ”u"
l
’ ° °' " shalom: r. cuown
_ City Clerk.
16$ ill.
«FOR»—
liil'li Gillilllliil.
Elms, Alli iOllRG lllllES.
WWI“—
“midi-TIE ~
as if they came themselves.
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Creamery,
LEADING
lElEPllilllE nu. 13-2.
What the Public Want
Is a Reliable Store where they can send their children and get as
polite attention
We have in transit another car of the Celebrated
Angeline Flour, which makes the whitest.
sweetest and best loaf of bread of any
floor in the world. and will make more
loaves of broad in the barrel. It receives
flattering imiimmmls from all sources.
From the vpiantiry of Hill Edge
'? Fresh Matlefifrnaroery Hotter that we
nresellmg we must be giving the best
quality of any strife in town. Cf course
we are only 2H contra tamed: Good
25 cents a pound: Nerthlield Creamery. in prints, :52 cents a pound.
(lur Teas and (latices are the standard of Purity and Excellency.
Chas. E. gamour,
GROCER,
33 summer STREET.
ESCALLOPS
rive at South Nor-walk at i:ii . in. every day
shell. lbllilllilliai’ii)‘ dry. No son
are headquarters for the best (inaliiy
or second quality goods of any donor
seo us.
i8 North Main st.. do. Norwalk.
Telephone call. lib-ii. l
P. J. FLYNN,
Plumbing, Slum and Gas lilting
108 WASHINGTON 8T.
1. l'. Flynn will have personal charts of this
document.
Plumbing overhauled and put in but close
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER lll'lllR
heath: thewerld. 0st! and oil Magi"!
riot: in the pan when smooch them. No
histamine rumored, - Telephone cell, ill-8.
ESCALLOPS
Who does not like these lmthaome bivalve-r We bar's a fleet of levels and a small army
of boys hnfltltmil in catching and opening mallo s. They are «mood during the night and ar-
hey are sold to you lost mm‘figmwi'h:
can after you minds its limit. and the price for the neat mils" is air: per quart. As usual we
of oily dressed beef. veal. lambs
price. it you want the heat and only the beef. coins and
. pres. air. if» inferior
THE PEOPLE'S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
5! Wall an, Nerwalk
on on“ "and Laundry,
Ii Issiilnslsn ttrsst.
Isstli Ismail:
A“ '0“ ma ’1 me.
so earns new I, '11.!“
someones: comm
nouns cam m ”D m
'9 ms 0' canon. 03 m
loll! witness. l'rsprisisr.
Norwalk Chronicler