Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 9, 1895 · page 8

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went inside. As usual on
g the hours seemed but
tbomiduightoll was born-
departed for home. He
heteurpriscd tdllod that his
mile, and started home on
‘ watered more surprised upon
‘ Milorwslk to had the sol

. toast into the stable and
tildpeltto which the young
_ . him early in the even-
fie ', malheoams weary and left
...' the hitching post with

 

 
 

 

Wen dispatch lays the Mid-
‘ my members oi theGeueralAs~
here not passed the appropriation
third of the sum needed

Wine 0! the new municipal

”r u .not allowed logo ahead and
mix. The contractor is
' at East Norwalk.

 

WI! 3. Benedict, whose home is on
,"Oebotleavcuue, but who is now
‘ 7 is Wesley-n university, meal...
writes very interesting letters of
f revival or religion that has
_ whethecollrgeinthe past weer,
V’msvthatitiaunprecedented in the
m of may of the students. On
' Li , the day of prayer for colleges,
tillwlloleoolicge community was stirred
hyamostpoweriul mon’ preached by
‘85". Herbert Wei ,0! Brooklyn, and
mini“ day and evening mnny stu-
debt who had been Christians, but
f ‘mwn cold. were inspired anew by the
' 'flrlt. and determined to reconsecrate
titemaclvestoChrist.

MW Edmunds contemplates moving
" > Iii cigar store from Randall's block to
the vacant store in the K' g block on
“Washington street.

 

 

East Norwalk' 'fisys w
, m to make money
”QM l Assembly. It
Will Mn tor the killing of cerw
tam animals and birds as lollows: Wild
cat, .loilyux, .5; tax, $3; coon. esele or
hawk, except night hawk, fifty cents;
Voodohuck and owl, twenty live cents.
Mount in to be paid by the town treat-
urer upon the presentation oi the Heads
to him.

The Hay flower Hook and Ladder com—
pauywillattend service in a body it-
morrow night in the South Norwalh Bap-
tist church, accompanying the South
liorwalk Fire Department. to whom the
pilot, Rev. B. 0. Sherwood, will preach
the IBIIIIII sermon. The members of
Iayihwea' will meet at headquarters at
6 o’clock, and meet the other companies
in South Norwalk.

be given a
abill just in

 

 

 

 

A small schooner owned by H. J.
Lewis, employed as a watch boat on his
White, was reported adrift in the
Sound yesterday, with two men aboard,
A Reamer went out to look her up. The
Hooch oi the vessel she was in West-
pflt harbor. ”WWW

At the East Avenue Methodist Episco-
. pol church, Sabbath morning. Rev. A. J.
Smith will preach from the subject "The
GJIprl Camflitting for a Picture~
AI M Linnea.” in the evening the
topic will be “Little Duties of Every Day
lib—Trifles Reveal Character—Micros
ooflc Holiness the Perfection ' oi
Manes." The changing of the
‘w ill the audience mom makes every
filflhdcsinble. There are on rent-
.cdfpews. The seats are all as tree as
' . salvatio- aod everyone is invited to come
‘ ' Id welcome.
, ., 1.! Harris. theadminlstrstor oi the
I hated Bettie E Raymond, will ex-
.th administration account to the
leaves Probate Court, for adjustment,
“My 19, at 10 a. m.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

HEW CAKMN.

, hem of Warden and Boneless
,W W to purchase one thousaM
flfi addldcuelbossicr Gull Stream

see. it enhancements that
placwsctdseadcanosledmlofliss
EdnaBrowanuesvllleJll. Lstlerlio.

otherday, twootbmlu this place hav-
ing previously noelnd similar letters.

Yesterdsy attsruccn tbs rrsldecce oi
Genres w. the». Heroine Heights.
caught fire and was burned to the
mend. Aboutnconllchael lacuna
ssctlouhsud outplayed by the Consoli-
dated lbllroad, company, was going
bometo his dinner, at! when passiu
new: residence saw llamas eatitu
their way through the trout door and
climbing upthc sldcoi the door. ,Ilr.
Jourdanrusbcdtotbe housesud alarm-
ed the neighbors by his cries. They
quickly assembled and formed a bucket
brigade, but found it impossible, with
the small amount of water to be procur-
ed, and easiest the cutting wind. to cope
with the flames,snd the house burn
rapidly. A low articles of turnitu
were saved. Mr. Loder is employed
it Lounsbury, Matthewsou it com-
pmy's factory, and the first he
kuew oi the disaster was when he was
notified, about 4 o'clock, by Mr. Start».
The house had been built some years, and
was probably worth about 31,000. It
was insured.

Miss Gracie Webb entertained a num-
ber of her friends, last Tuesday after-
noon, the occasion being the anniversary
her birthday.

Captain E, Wallace has returned from
a hunting trip. to Florida, in company
with John D. Crlmmins and two sons,
who have a summer residence on Collec-
dar’s point.

DANBURY.

Humane Agent Bradley was called to
Gilbert Spencer’s burn. a few days ago,
to investigate a reported case of cruelty.
He found one horse lylng dead
upon the floor, and the oillcer thinks
that starvation had something to do with
its death. Another horse was in such a
condition tliat.thc officer shot it. Two
other animals were in a pitiabie con~
dition. Spanner was arrested a few
weeks ago {or the stale thing and dis-
charged. Hie dsu {hwrs told the officer
that the horses had been without food
and water two days.

The residence of Mrs John Baldwin,
in Middle River, was destroyed by lire
about 1:30 yesterday morning. It was
storming learl'ully at the time and the
occupants of the house were forced to
flee almost unclothed. They were cared
(or by the neighbors.

George W. Barr, 0! Bethei, committed
suicide in the saloon 0! Thomas Madden,
corner of Ives street anti Railroad place,
by taking a dose of opium. Be swallow-
ed the drug some time Thursday alter-
noou, and died at 3 o'clock yesterday
morning.

The big lair under the auspices oi the
flat Finishers' association, at linkers'
association and Coners’ and lippcrs’ asr
sociation, was formally opened in thr-
Armory last night, by Mayor Andrews

The three suspects who were arrested
here as possibly being the men who bur-
ularized the Matteawau, N. Y., post-
otfice and shot a pyliceman, have been
realeased irom custody.

BTAM FORD.

The suit oi Sarah Rosenberg against
Edward Holt, both of Stamiord, for
81,000 damage, was heard hetero Judge
Curtis in the Court oi Common Pleas.
and decision was rescued. Mrs. Rosen-
berg allegeil that her husband had used
her as a shield against the attempted on
sault oi _l_I_c_lt; w..-” ,. ‘____

l'Plil'ILEllY ALL RIGHT.

[lays Congressman Defunct—JIM Connec-
tions with the Liquor Business.

Zitnsressmsn Dei'orest, speaking of
the Danbury poetolilce case. said: "it is
no dispuragement to Mr. Tweedy to say
that the gentleman whom i have rev
commended as his successor is in every
respect as well qualilled and as well cal-
culated to fill the oflloe with credit to
himself and to the acceptance or the
public. It is said that the people oi
Daubury do not want Mr. IlcPhelemy,
and that he is the candidate of only the
party bosses and other seekers, and the
intimation is thrown out that he repre-
sents the lower elements at society and
the Democratic party in Danbury. It is
all absolutely and utterly lalsr'. These
gentleman who are posing bcicrs the
Poatolllos Department as the champions
«temperance, are actually engaged in
tbssaloon business. and owe their local
influence in political matters very large-
ly tothatcircemstauce. Enter as any
connectionoi Ir. lcheiemy’s with the
liquor business is concerned. it amounts
touothlcgmorsorlees than this, that
on account at his superior business
qualifications, hswes. fora good many
years, employed by reletlresol' his who
were extensively soared in the whole-
sale liquor trade as their bookkeeper and
Insect“ manager, and «homily he
became owner at some real estate upon
which a hotel was erected, and in which,
lam told. a bar was kept. Be never
personally engaged in the-ls of liquor.
had there has hem nctblag whatever it

 

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“was received bye lacton‘ladythe .

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no stream «are a QUESTION.

Mleflaflllnderstaad vnwwtas
mammalian- ‘

Two theater parties sat opposite tech
other ins down town cable aeration
"things aka. The women out scorching
loohs at each other, swiit, but ‘
which took in every detail oi the toilet
iron: the most rosette oi the bonnet to
the pain tocoi the blunt. Tbis duty
finished, they politely ignored each other.
In the momentary abstraction of tlmir
lair charges the men oi one party loll bitch
on each other's society.

“Look at the lovely complexion oi the
Sr! opposite," whispered the mnthematlv

on. '

“Homemade, most likely," mormoly
replied the musician, who did not care for
the play and was thinking longingly at
his own ilrcsido. ,

"Never,” said the mathematician hotly.
“At least 1——Wcll, we’ll leave it to the
ladies." Then he leaned over and whis-
pered tothom, "Look at her and tell me
it it be art or nature," and he guard with
admiration at the pink and white cros-
>ture, who was absorbed in the noisy noth~
logs of her escort. The two girls gazed a
rliomcnt in the opymslte direction, then
cast a lightning glance across the our.
Simultaneously they cast. pltylng glances
on the abushcd young man,

“Iiand painted evidently," ttzrsely re-
marked the girl who decorates china.

"It hardly seems wise to enlighten you, "
remarked the other, "but I can't recon—
cile it to my conscience to pretend that
nature is responsible for putting on the
pink an inch higher than lt-ebould be." ,

They all spoke in a low tone, but Just
then the other female member of the party
opposite licenced around angrily in her
seat, and one could almost any that best
color deepened.

”l'm afraid you are enduring from the
heat," said her escort. "They do keep
those cars like flery inrnnces."

"It isn't that, but thosc horrid people
across from on are thrilling remarks about
me. Let us mow w the other end of the
car."

And now the lnnccont inathcnmtlclnn
wonders why ebc wuss so agitated when it
was the other girl they were talking
about, but in has not. the courage to ask
the l'etnoio mmbors of the party about it.
~Chlcngo Tribune.

Children Cry for
Pltcher'e Gastorla.

 

WhatBabywuflchwegavcbchaetoria
WhensbewuaChudahccrledtorm
mmmlflasbeehmgtom
“nonmagnetic-an?

Children Cry for
.’;'I.’f.i‘l{‘..":‘r Castoria.

Children cry tor
Pitcher'e Gastorta

strain."

BODWELiw in South Norwalk Frhilav. F's-h-
rtmry Sill. Hummer". wile or John ii.
iimlwell. (Vitamins and lrlcnds arc in—
vited to Miami the funeral from her late
Vite-iiil'ni‘l‘. No. l! Madison street. on Mon-
rluy,ll’rbrusrvllth. at 1 o'clock. inter-
rm-llt at consortium is u! (anllly. ill

Ellis. ”L "E." thllnlllltll

deniresaiew mnlla In fill. iN'l‘lNil "r

 

 

 

 

C. Horse, on West street.

Terms reasonable.
lit 2w

 

lH'I’RliY'l' 0F NORWALK. am. PROBATE
Court, February 7th. A. 1)., Mid.
Estate of ilnllln E. Raymond, late of Nor —
Walk. in said lllhlrlt'l.,lloceltuetl.

lmlerui. That the administrator or-
b hit his wiminlutx Minn account. to
tilt t-otlrt for adjustment. at, the
i'rnhain co in Nurwallt, on
the llllh day at February. llllli’t, at lli

nolmit {Oren-itinznml that all porcine inter.
paladin willfhlfl‘l‘ may he untitled thereof.
the administrator will callus this little! to be
rilllilrtlmi in It newspaper having it t'lll‘liiflul'n
n mitt district. and post a copy llu-rmi on the
sign post in said Minnelli, nearest the place
w are the ilecucml but Ilwclt.at least ten

days before said liltll dit February ism
Arm ii Wmmw’mm.
Judge.

Wit

 

soup"

SILVE llWAllE

SUITABLE FOR

WEDDING PRESENTS.
H. S. ROOD.

id heath leis turret. lie. Norwalh
‘ an:
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Nflbatlerthsleshousssarsllllsdnndnc
tics thereof is eiven.ell shatluecu Keeli-
ar‘spoadlslorhlddsaaadsrpsualtyiur
Was. This!- smeamsryprcht

bitin- thstmust beeuiorcso «comply with
the sanitary laws. torrents also her-W
mmtbetthsthrowlncsistoassor scribble
oleoonlholceorlmth-mdletrm sold
“Rousseau. encasement”. ,

 

 

“obi salt—t .
easel-Ir more" e

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(matrix int WISH. WI” fitment the '
homeaof pupils or at the maul to or ilr. W.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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He‘ cold have eathsrsd her in swarm
"iii .. $3.3m”

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”Y1 crash my heart,” be protected.

“ torthyheart,"shesnswersd, ”then
m, ‘ “a"

‘ The cuckoo rushed item the clochon
the mantel andwith swildslrleh directed
attention to the fact that it woe now
iltldt—vDetrolt Tribune.

. Umlfish Devotion.

Etlhel— Momma, i am alrold that George
deal not really and truly low rim.

Wimnm~Not love you? Why, Ethel,
wholl do you invert?

Ethel-«Fe pornlhth in talking about
things in which i am not at all interested.

Momnm-«fts, [or instance?

Elisa—Well, for om: thing, he talks too
much about iliilirtt‘”.-nfliufln Transcript.

A last “storm.
Little iiirlr-i'w, glued my tloll's button
lilo, am! it crillw 027 both liml'll.
' Mtltlior-«Uh, well, try it again.
lei/tilt! (ilri—J'm twin to, Thin time
I'm goln minis the glue in a hair ro-
storer bottlu.-lioml News.

1» More.
"More is another idea of mine," ob:
served the inventor, pointing to his model.
"For me to carry out, i suppose," my
pod his wits as she laid violent hands 00
the structure-Detroit Tribune.

 

 

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Taylor a Golden
Real Estate and insurance

Wflflflllmtl! "REIT.

Piraeus lmltln tax A lunar house amt m
wit ,the View 0 tmrr-baulng,are invited fr
calland examine our list. Vu- have ”will for
Well in every part of the oil; 34.! ‘x'ffim‘xm'i
Males and on case terms «:9. t.’

 

CLEANINH and dyeing establishment, .‘io. 4
Raymond street. lJurm-r rirmth Slain
st . t. on line 0! electric cars, houih Nor»
WRF'CM‘". We, romrmtnlly announce to the
cit lens of South Norwnlit, .Vnrva silt sslui Virili-
lty that we estainllnbml ourselves in your
midst, in the dyeing and riparian illlnlhfihn,
and are now prepare-1 to do all him :4 of Mean-
ln and dyeing in the wow it"! stvlenml mult-
nc'ii. Ladlee' hnlinJll’r‘m-l, either mails up or
o rt, cloaks. PAM, lniamn' may». ’lmfl’“,klt‘..
hlhono, fringes. piano, or an, b'lliaril “were,
mllfllers starts, ties, hit gloves, kid slum,
alslo ffifil‘hefll cleaned and rolled. lirrttlrmun'a
mrmerns-lyedor clmnnl and prmwtl In tho-
boot manner. (I. BUTTERFAM. mint!

IJIAT HINDERH. inquiry at, CRIWUI' dr
. KNAPP‘S {acuity 2M. 2. Water street,
South Kuwait. ‘1 is!

‘ AN and wife in take a home on very
i . unable terms. Call at. No. l tickled
atl South Norwalh.

”in we.

FIRST-(limos house with claim: lm.
prowl-manta. in mind location. ltiquir of
owner at ctr-gm- rm-nue, near West Ht eat,
or of OLIVER . BANKER. agent. to Wash
Milton street. iii if

«Mk... .

‘URNXHHED rt» mi. Eli Huvlleml street.
ally. Nil:

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-pflw - mun”. .... ..._. d, n... ..... W...—

IFUUR room (mm. apartrrmnt over Ulscn'l-
ahmt stove. anlihhlw for other or nmail

family; also (our room apartment. third usury,
mar. in building it! Whillmz'nn slim-l. llrnt,

 

iii. A pl nlllt'r- ill,” WELL CiliAfl com
Shiny. .l 'sslllngtnnrtroet. r251!
Ib7~ .. . . V, c
" ill! l‘llilflli,7lthllll.h Malt. strum. watrr
. ' will ’8; holler! b7 “Windward nir-
fllflt' mu, lfi: lit-limit) rmms. i ilaMurtl
lat--.~l-t-on floor of inmate. (at: rmrlte), «m
on Palm street. rr-nl. g. ,

Apply in .. A. WOODV‘AHII.
1E5 . - . .

.you use; '

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COTTAGE! AND lil'liJllNll l/Yl‘rl. ('nt-

[Mt-s (in Qtlltlmrrl ltw'oun. sir rmrm

arb. Nearly new and in gnarl ('"Yliillllm.

that improved illllllllill lutn,¢lo—sir.rl.ly lwateil.

‘ arms use). Apply in FltANl‘ln it ’igfll'lzl‘,
I ill I

‘l.Kll‘|‘ltllT HKIJM put on and remind;
J rlt‘tll'll' rim-ks, r-lr‘cl‘l'li‘ mullml linilrtll'e.
Pliif’i‘H .VUHWALK HARDWARE til. it!
South Main ltil'l'i‘lc slit!

 

I UUHE, lm‘ltlwl on l'llmwnml M‘s-mt». ite-
_ twren lllgh and Hulrh‘fl illll nth-win.
about I" minulen‘ wailt from depot. and l’"l*i'
til-eml'enlrr, theatre, r'llrlrr'llv-w, rt'iitmls. r-tv .
1mlllhflldlnilllHitlill'ii Pitv‘t-‘lvni. lwatmn an-
parntuenunning wists-r. horm- all pips-ll In!”
line and ready for i-nrltm-tlon when main is
ulcmletimwrn rooms and collar anti allit;
alarm! lnt llllri‘lll; pie-my of shade. some fruit;
rlt'o “Jill. .lumnmrh; llrnl mortgage, QZJH'.
Held by balllt: second mortgage. ELM", in run
two cars with into-rest. Adllrr-saJlilJllliil‘JVl‘
TA Llimlirernwiiinform. "krilldzd

1L (grommets.
:BYT’S THEATRE.

Washington strut, booth Norwsilt,

llliillll litmus, iii. no.

at sight o'clock.

ltaet entertainment in Club lfnirm Lecture
Course. Theml'hree Entertaining lientlemm.”
the too-rs flmrnllo and II. Ill»
Ill "Al ”stint. in

Irritllstilstitrs ssi Insular
assisted by narrow the violinist.

its! in: extra for reserved seat.
(flagrgemflaturday moraine. the 0th. atlt
o'cloch. at i'lalatad‘saad hour’s. iii lw

MUSIC HALL.

[loath lines“, for two each commenting

Milli“, FEBllllllll ll

MATH EW’B

bully and Mikado
lea company.

 

 

 

 

 

" headcount

rep,
lllil
lw

has blast ‘oull
blue tasty Overccats is a» secular
endeatra length. Ooviocton and Don-
ravse styles, 018.80, that have been ssl«
lioauhlgh as 018; this year's produc-
tion, won't last long at price. .18.”.
The Manes oi our celebrated all wool
Mandbluetlo Cheviot‘dolts cutie
single and double breasted locks and
three button cutaway trucks, there's
been no better shown this winter tor 013;
we started than 08.89.
in our furnishing department we will
sell the balance of cor colored bosom
Shirts, while bqliu with code, and our
iaucy parcels shirts, with extra collars
and cells, at 79 cents; they were 97c and
01.50. 19 eta.
We have more of the bargain Over-
coats we advertised last week at $4.44.
06.66, 88.88. Odd garments, you know,
that's why we sell them less than cost.

MEIGS (in CO.

321 Main eor. Danie It, liridacport, 0t.
Mahrsanrl retailereoi (laid Clot Inst.

owefiis.

Is the only place in town where you
can get genuine home made PIES and

coitus,
ltllllil's

BOX BOSS and CHOCOLATES, a line
lrrsh lot always on hand.

We make a ’ any of hot TEA,
COFFEE and ‘HOCOLATE, SAND
WlCilES,etc.

Served at all Hours:

$35150. Saadwichihl: g;

lillceolate he. Cakes lie.
ii lcrtlt Isis Street.

South Norwalk. Ct.

 

 

 

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0' AM. Kl’Dfl

ultimo: ztlotzrn.
REPLITIIG I SPEGIILTY.

PATTERNS MADE AND
REPAIRED.

MHTIHATVN VUHIIflIlEI)
0RD”!!! SIJLICITE”.

29 -, neuritic - sTtrtT.

SOUTH NimWALK. CONN.
1:!) int

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“'|’ IOU (“RIO 1'0

Florida

. This

Winter?

it no la sure and go by the
“CL‘YD H IJINE.’

no .my ulrnlllship line running from
New York Illrust to

Jacksonville. Firm,
Flopping ’at

S. C.

For til lint». hinl‘rrlllfli. «to. lnqulmn!

(”It ililli-I F'. BEARS ll), AGENT,

n2 8m

Char] canton.

.vrimt'ttv '4. mm! Hunk

V' " Ill] Y0" b"
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host Hill! at the lowest possiblcpricrr.

i. E. J. WADHA

"munchmoflorwalh.

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This week our first odor
sists of 1,600 yards or 4
strips and plaid Outing F
nels ill light blue, pink, g .
etc.,etc. Same guods sold ,
moon for lac per yard. ~
largelotwe placeoussle lode
tor tic per yard. _
2nd lot-50 dozen ladice’ inst
black Hose, good weight, good
quality, good value, at 19c per
pair; reduction this week at tile
per pair, or in other words Hie
per pair. .
3d lot,-—To the men who wear
good weight Outing Shirts we
would say We have a genuine
bonanzyor you. We propose
inlet 3 about 7 dozen Shirts,
different kinds, that we have
sold for 60c, 55c, 6m and 69c,
for the uniform price of 39c.
'Your choice of any Shirt in the
lot
4th lot—This item will fit the
pocket books of a great many
of our readers. It is 50 dozen
of a standard make 1 z. spools
of Sewing Silk, at 21c er spool.
othlot.—-50dozen Sin Brooms,
2c each. ‘
6th lot—25 dozen good size ;
Scrubbing Brushes, 5c each. 1
7th lot—Solid copper, nickel l
piawd Tea Kettle, 71c.
8th lot. All sizes of

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

with Lisle Thread elasti . Same
price as cotton. Size, adies',
15c.; Misses’, Children and

Babies’, 12in per pair
9th lot—:5 dozen bun

[Black Ostrich Tips, 3

bunch, worth $2.25

83 Washington Street,
St). - NORWALK.

MARSHALL’S .. ,,
Schoolof Sho’rti’rand
and Typewritlng.

 

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Masonic Building Well it, list-
walll, open

Terrm reasonable. School rooms open tram 19
mm. until 3 p. m . daily err-opt Hutnrday. Also
Monday. “ulnar-day m-tl Friday evening.
lrunt'izi’lliuliflil. ’llltmotlealrimflo study e
N‘lt‘l’ll‘n would (in well tn (ml or wrl ‘10
“with?“ MAR-iiiALl.. Box 359. Norwal

l: 2
n, _.., ”egg 3
warrant (llllfll'i’l'll Aim classroom

“LEAKED.
Ll. uorkwerrnnterl to be done in the best
manna; ”dim: least money, bill???a or

pllt wood. " «on : ll't . or straw y 1a or
inn; 1mm wn'rk of all binds. C. 1.. JAMES.
Box Mill. South Norwallt. tlflilm

 

 

y the best? There's a pleasure in

selling the best goods.

_ 1 no you llan
HIGHEST uuunv

that a man is judged b
the quality of the goat;
he sells. ,

tells the story oi" a
large business wrth
us the past year.

as low as we can. That’s might
low. With it all comes con -
deuce and trade.

 

;MANUEL T. HATCH,
5 l5 liliiilllll sister.

Blllllll OFFlOE. COLIIII' lIVEllV “IDLE.

And can give you the biygnt bargains in TURKEYS on Beturday that you have
seen this year. Call and soccer stock and be convinced ’tbat we are telling the
truth this time it we are never guilty oi doing the more again. Full line of the

THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,

M8. Proprietor

81 Well at" law-ll

Tolephcaecsll,M l Mlscdouguuanteod. - stpbonecall,m.
tremw,mtm
W

lino TIMES?“
Silllllllll is THE Ml I'll ill! GREAT SALE.
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