lace til- at the assau-
by with: menswea-
ifirthhccluaecuahehelsft.
others, of Stratford; Air. and
Albert N. Sherwood,lir. and lire.
' Preece. llr. and Ira. Fred
In.
W. Carrie Sherwood, Hattie Sher-
wood. and William Preece and Frank
Asurprise party was tendered to Miss
Willing and Courtlandt Illing, last
”A. st their home on Cove street.
collation the time passed very pleasanuy.
”Wt were Misses Clare Bell.
Mnell, Irma Dibble, Daisy Dis-
Mw. Nellie Phillipson, Mamie Phil-
llm Dorothy Underdown, Irene
,YoumAlice Pearce, Mildred Decker,
Halters Freddie Pierce, Howard Tilly,
"m Gorhsm. Irving Jones, flarryto
Polly, Prank loose and Harry Tollee.
“Beevsnfinot Won by Conquest, nor
,. 'Ieesivsdeaaltcward. but the Glorious
Inheritance of the Saints." will he the
libfict of Rev. A. J. Smith's sermon
.’ is the morning at the East Avenue
' , WHEpiscopal church. In the av-
aelsethspuior will lead the 6 o’clock
prayer endpreise service and preach at
A '1 o’clock from the subject "Imperial
‘Dililll Compared to the Crown of
Glory. ”
Poll-ester Hoyt has had a new can-
. csllingtable placed In the East Norwalk
pcstodloe.
Alphonso Beinzelman, oi 27 Second
avenue. held No. 38, which won the four
handsome chickens at Gustav Pitzar's
in Bath Norwalk, last night.
Ire. Frank Day, of Betta place. is
sick.
Ira, W. E. Verity has been sick at
ha horse on Keyser avenue.
ii, the East Side coo-
r, is fitting up the store
“19% street, Norwalk, which will
b occupied about larch! byW. A.
WMJCJ" the clothiere.
The services at the Swedish Congre-
national church, tomorrow, willhe as
hollows: Preaching at 10-30 a. m. and
m p. m; Sunday-school at 3:30 p. Ill.,
and young people’s meeting at 5 o’clock.
Ii. Kay 0. Brush, of Henry street, is
vatsrtalhiag friends from New York, J.
, Newman and flies llay L. Parker.
Toe men who have charge of Wood-
hury G. [iangdon’s summer residence at
Half lilo Island, have been engaged
dries the blizzard of last week in shovel-
ing away the snow drifts which blocked
the highway nearlthe island. The drifts
were of such enormous size that the
workolgettlngrldotthem hsejust
' heencoinplsted.
Livarymen George S. Gregory. at Van-
landt avenue, is trying to ward oil so at-
Into! the grip. He has been ccnilned
h. the house for a day or;two,hut was able
Obs out yesterday. He took cold during
the resist cold snap, while wrestling
with the snow drills.
His Hand Shores, of Bridgeport, ha
, lit. visiting Ire. Thomas Benedict, Jr.':
, liversideavsaus_.______
‘W-L Arnold. assistant superintend-
. .lb John Hancock Life Insurance
, .b fish at his homeonliivsr-
4";
El. Pierce is seriously
seat Thursday night.
‘ messes-rue
mmumwwm
,flwsdmdiaglshmm Per-
. '.Hdih-slsttlawlllpiessam
a..? “and“
I i
’ wit"! my,
gsthsrfor insirnotioesin regardtogiv-
lsgpsrmimiou for trolley roedstopsss
insults were played end with a tempting ‘
‘rlie Oouaty Oomnhsicherso'
Bavsnaedl'sirdeldgot themsmbsrsof
thelegislatiirs from those milesto-
ovsr the W bridge on the
Boosatonio river.esst esstof Bridgeport.
Thebrldgeis anew one.built atansx-
penae of .90. . It isaboot six hundred
feet long and only eighteen feet wide. A
committee consisting of Ferris and?“
port; Bull.“ lionroe; Judson. of Strat-
ford, and Gouldenpf Stamford, were ap-
pointed to confer with a similar com-
mittee from New Haven end report
whet in their judgment should be done”
in the matter.
This morning Hpelth Oiilcer W J.
Trmy removed the quarantine from the
Dolly house, on Hoyt street, Norwalk.
Fire Inspector Frederick adherence
made the rcunds of the Norwelk stores.
this morning, inspecting the basements
and cellars, to see that no waste paper or
rubbish is allowed to accumulate. He
found only two bad places, end those are
now being cleaned up.
Exercises commemorating Washing-
ton’s birthday will be held at the North
Center school next Wednesday afternoon,
commencing at 2:80 o'clock.
Dear Editor of . the Sentinel: In your
paper of the 12m you stated that a party
Tavern Island end carried a large stock
of meets end provisions. Now, Ir. Edi
tor,tbatietoogoodto betrue. If that
wee the case, I should have thought that
I was in big luck. There has not been
one South Norwalk men on the island
this winter. Now, if you see one of”
those six, just send him along and obligen
Yours. .i_. B. linemen
In the foreclosurecase of the Norwalk
Savings bank vs. Enos Kellogil. which
came up in the Superior Court yesterday,
the decree of foreclosure was granted.
lire. Charles Bunch, of Cranbury,is
Visiting at Liveryman G. S. Gregory's
residence on East avenue. Mrs. Barnes
is mother to Mrs. Gregory. Mrs. Aaron
Olmsieed, of Cranbury, wee alsoa recent
visitor at lfr. Gregdry's.
”Kine Centrpl' Labor Union will meet,“
next Thursday night at South Norwelk.‘1
James C. Crows end E. A. Woodward
have been summoned as jurors at the
next term of the Superior Court.
liusic Hell, Thursday night, willeee
the most hrillaut scene ever altos-ed at
a masquerade ball in South Norwelk.
The Germanic Siengerbund is taking ee-
pecial interest with the tableaux, which
will be brilliantly colored, as will also
the dancers throughout the evening. with
calcium light elects.
That soft, rich, glossy sheer, so much
admired in hair, can be secured by the
use of Ayer's Hair Vigor. All the assist
once that nature requires to make the
hair strong. beautiful and abundant Is
supplied by this excellent preparation.
The Union Veterans' l,‘ nion held a
meeting last night, at the ethos of Quar
termsster North, and decided on Friday.
larch lot, as the night for the installa-
tion ceremonies. Iir. North was ap-
pointed a committee to see shout a ball,
and Major Charles Smith was appointed
acommlttes on entertainment. Three
new members were taken in. and others
wishing to become charter members
should apply to Adjutant L. S. Owens,
lil Washington street.
To make your business pay, good
health is a prime factor. To secure
good health. the blood should be kept!
pure and vigorousby the use of Aysr's
Sarsapsrille. When the vital iluld is im-
pure and sluggish, there can be neither
health. strength. nor ambition.
MINI“! SISYICSS.
I’veaehsrs and Their hie-as in Israeli
churches I'd-menus.
w.“ 3L“
II. ”I’-
e
Milt-l
m‘nomngovflaau Gowns-savior
Pb. .. .
”Ema... «- no;
misfimg. 3min...“ ditto... hrs-r '-
avenue.
“for? ",,t?:§v§a%“
ayliir. fiwga’é': Wil-
Nosw S mar
e"- .5“. a a"???
Christianlndss "germanium“ is.
dew. "iiggfifibm
any m1“ serwpirfondevm sch:
arses.
vices.
Rowan,“ Norwalk; larch. of Bridge- m
six paid Captain Joesph Merrill evieit on H
iii. or us iiiim' 7
wm'ag:
Shim
new WmTtmnm
u ”if!!!“
“(I’ll so ” Wr’lliklutnmrh
3.33M “4’1”" " ”W
sum It. 0. corner of West avenue
mm)? is. rm: 0h drsn's
Mentflamdflgblesamamfl capers.
t”one.
en's Barbara‘s“ Church street.o
“a?“ I! I L uniom'iil!) Be a. 8in “fig
. omni cel' o
unfit :und: y.“ the month. Second celebration
choralwl sermon. low a. m.. on other Sum
infill. orni “Prayer. Liteny and sermon.
hon]. l! in. In the
Cannon or One. our Serious.
means with sermonfl'm p. in.
MA Avinma lei-acorn. near Vanzendt
avenue.EastNorwalk. Rev. A.J. Smith,
tor. Preac hlnglo'mmm. and'izlllp. in., on:
day school.l£m.: young people's meeting :ill:
Sr. Asossw'e MISSION. at James lie
ter's residence. Winnipauk. Sunday school.
Stillp Charles Cb ttsm. superintendent;
Anhli’m II. Chlttein. assistant; Miss Evelyn Mc-
Aglietcrmrganiet. .
Sudan Riven Cites-ah. Superintendent:
- assistant an rintend out:
Theodore Rogers;
Area's PILLs
choral ....__....
each.
Good improved bulldlnr lowdeeirsb
Terms easy. Apply to FRANCIS
, inpialnt
mwmlhsd
“Yer several ‘
years. I was a I
grcstanliercrfrcni .
liver complaint, '
which caused so- I
vere pains under .
the right side. '
splritedncas, and cramp In the stomach. -
Ianiplsasedtcbcableto stale thatl‘
have been relieved ct all these coni-° .
plaints by the use of Ayer’s Pills. l0 -
ilndthem.also,tobeanelegsntaflcr-dln-° .
ncrpill."—-llrs. li.A.Srsan.llluucy,Pa. .
area's PILLS '3
Received Highest Awards
AT 'I'l-il woasn'a nil!
Full SALE.
WAGES AND BUILDING LUIS. Cot-
on Quinterd ‘avenue six rooms
early new and good condition.
Bit'llocsied.
LECTBIC BELLS put up and repaired;
1 else trio clocks. electric medical batteries.
SOUTH N0 OSWALK HARDWARE (7.0 42
cyan! shilsst‘ n Hodges.
assistant Borganist rs. .lu iua Cabs
sclhoo gun ,chngP People's Society o'f
Christian iideevor meeting. 3) o. in. ;Prayer
meeting. Sunday sveniugai
Oatvauv Barrier Soot!" ,Qulntard Bulld-
lng. corner Well and Knight streets. Norwalk.
Rev. JamesA. Smular. pastor. Morning sarv
Vice. me a. m.; evening service at 7:45 . m,
peopigmeeting at 4:00 p. m. A Iare
You
so yinvl
Anna-r vanuisnas. VanZandt even «93st
Norwalk. Preachlili‘f. 10:31 a. m. and ”p:
m.. Sunday school in. mYounq. Eagle's”! in
log dill) p. m. can
Countless-noun. mMIIIIOI. Springwood
Union Chapel.lly avenue. W. limo, pastor
ungavianss sedrvices.Sun a. atllhlleun. and
5p. m.: Thursday at 7:3) o‘c ock.
Sr. Penn‘s Mission VanZandt and Osborn
avenuce.Eas Norwal'k. Sunday schooISflIp.
In. Acordl welcometoall.
Svnmowoon Usion Clearer. lly avenue-
South Norwalk. Sunday School. lit!) p. m..
evening service.7:m p. m.
San Noawanx Sweoisn Genome-none,
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Lindegrcn. gass-
Services at 1051’s. in. and 7m .m.: on.
dafi school 3:29p. in.; young peoples meeting
p. m.
Y.lf. c. A. Fore liaison. Knudssn' a Ball.
Chestnut street. South Norwalk. pelmeet-
lng Suhdayaftenoon. iii) to 5:31. Allbcys
welcome.
Avmcal Imouier EPISOOPAL. Knight
sires Norwalk. Rev. 1. Send pastor
Preac lug, lmflimma Sunday achoo at 2:15p.
in.: prayer meeting at mine. ni.: preaching at
Whom. S Isl music will be rendered by
thecbolr. tsfrse.
Decrease lvisoauaciss Sr. Pani-
Kincua. North Main street. South Norwalk.
Pastor, 0. A s. (iozttssdienstc Boneless
ins). in. an 7 p. in. Sonntsgescbule um.
flittwncha Abendp redig i, in) pa, Dorit-
scher Unterricht fer die tierneinde: onstage.
Ilttwochs, Donne: stage a to 5 p. ui.. Samstage
0 lo I! a. m.
mend lvesoaucir. Stavrom. Held
everya Sunda afternoon at 3 o‘clock. in
Chestnut stresttA
llnvited. on day school o‘clock.0
.Brockmel er pastor.
Yours law's Centuries Adonis-r1 11.0: -—
Lockwood's Kali, Wall street. Norwalk. Bible
claseetflp. m.: Soneservlceeti p. m.
\
Taylor 8: Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
WARE [.971]! SIRE".
Peri-ins Iookii fore In or house and lot
with the view 0 pure $.are ln vitedtn
cell and examine our list. have them for
sale In every partof the city at reasonabb
prime and an sear tr min sum 1"
MADAME ROSS.
TIIE WELL-RADAR DlAlRVDlAIT
Throughout the States
Consultation on Past. Present and Future in
regard to any mailer, business or otherwise
that may bedsslred. (‘ «installations. gents or
ladies Sill). Will give ladies M cent
coneultationelftlsslred (Mice, room 2. OLD
WELL H0 I‘EL. up one flight. fli llll.
”m ' ‘ weren't-3n
his madar,‘ loo. After 8 o'clock. 10c to' all.
South Iain eire'ei. el2 tf
HOUSE. located on Elmwood avenue, be-
tween liigh and Golden Hill streets.
about 10 mlnutea' walk from depot and busi—
ness centre. theatre, churches, schools. etc...
on Long Island Sound: excellent heatlns ap-
paratus, running water, house all piped for
gas and ready tor connection when main is
extended, seven rooms and collar and attic;
else oflothzm; plenty of shade. some fgult;
mgrl cc Si. (LI). 8i. unearth; first mortgfisz
old by bank: second mori “9.6. to run
*w o‘years with interest. Ad rose. R. ROBE CRT
A is, s all
LOR. Greenwich. Conn.
SECOND-hand roll top desk,needlng slight
repairs. Price": Call at No. 7 Crea-
osnt’l' errm. ill lit
flutertsinmsuts.
MUSIC HALL. ,
South Norwalii, for two seeks ccmmemlng
MONDAY. FEBRUARY I I
M ATBEW’S
Comedy and Mikado
Tea Company.
A company of all star performers and Japan-
est troupe. Free to all over 21 years of age.
ne.’
served seats, to. Ladies are cordially invited
to come and see the Japanese. til 2w
Hoyt’s Opera House
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
IDllDAl. FEBRUARY l8lh, '95.
THE COMEDY SCNBEAM.
FLDREIIDE BINDLET.
In her new sensational drums.
"THE
CAPTAI N ’S
MATE.”
New scenery. grviit meciienlriil slim-Le, thril-
Iln situation. exciting tableaux.
he rmieways on the liell~buny In mid-
ocean the rescue at sea. the insult in the
American Flag, desttmtlon of the BrszIIlen
tri-der. View of the No tIi rivar with railroad
(ii-pom on the Jersey shove. the rook- 7'“in
coast of Maine. the Amcrli iin man-of war.
t time 160. £00.75f So die on sale at Pleis-
tsd'sanil (in-gory riding stuns. fll
A women walnut; wanted it ”in.
Norwalk llpiel. Inquire of C. Ii. 'T'-l'l‘
TLE. landlord. till it
Address with
IIIALSHMAN for the med.
etereiiceh '..ilt FAXO N, .iii , In! Main
sires Hartfiirl. i can fli'it
”LSANINII and dyeing establishment. No. A
yuinnii street. (‘orner South Main
street. on line of electrii oars. South Nor-
walii. Conn Wemper ttulgannounoetoilie
citizens of South Norwalk, orwelk and vii-in.
lty that we established ourselves "in your
midst, in the dyeing and cleanli‘irbu slncce,
and arenow prepared tori o allkln a ntclsan-
log and d sing in the very best style and inan-
ner. lee'en ts,lilreeses.e tbar made upor
am cloaks. cnapes, lnfante' ca skinhead.
bone. fringes. piano. 0 an. ll
mothers scarfe. ties. k gls kid shoes.
also fugipinéleahcld en'd‘cunhied. In ‘ ‘e
an y are can a pressed
t manner. 0. SUITS ltl'ASS. mill ti
FIRST-CLASS house with modern
owner at 1'5" 19: T5333." "'°mu'"°" "Him '3'
w" '0 .
orof omen ssux'i'h. erect. to Wells ll-
ingtons srsst.t lfll
J‘Caiiri‘v’o'ii Wei: ”n" mMnTNIMI.
quire of cochlear a WEE? ”” r
US room epanmenun
Was iripl tonstraet- “iii wet
ails “T: "W”?
Spay; ”“an :Mihfiiiwwh%‘fi%
008' in rent. No. SOmnlerdl “pilot. All
set avenue. guilt N mflrw ll
resists.I with or with-
m“ new"... am-
wmhmyfi
Wheat and
iisorreer. fl
W'Eimk
$1553“:-
WIIDTI
AWOODWARD.“
0L
3,}. . .I
FIFTEEITH DRAIID AllllllAL
MASUUERABE BALL
()7 Till
GERMANIA SERGERBUND
soum NORWALK, AT
Ilusic llall. Thursday Evening.
FEBRUARY 2|sl, I895.
Music by Prof. llelne‘e fiill orchestra. B. W.
Sweeney. priimpter. ‘
GRAND TAIllEACX.
to be given by ecmnmlttec of forty-two persons
sunrises. LIOII‘I‘S ALL NIGHT.
Furnished by the
National ('alrlnru LI htCo N. Y Mr I".
Vosgelln. from NewII mark. who also furnished
been inniiliiie rimtu beans. etc. will
at c0Music ileli with ‘5'” full din-pie”
inmssall day of tb e hal l‘e bruar
lJuanita admitting gent and Is v. Clz extra
'eilckehwrems: balcony. lite: in
and“ extra. Reserved seats at P
drug store. where also bone can be secplred.
'0‘“)!-
NOTICE.
$0M hsnb mithetsll psi-so a
arTio'iEIn gor trusting mynhf:
de stdsld. on mlaccount. asl will pay no
is of
Wilkins s. HATFIELD.
NDTIDE.
it'lll. etisriiis Ice lions-ears lilied.aiid no
tics thereof ls glven.ali skating on Keel-
er‘s pond is forbidden under penalty for
imparting. "this Is a necessary prth
bitten distinust besnicrosd loccmpiy with
the sanitary laws. limos is also hereby
given thettbe tkrswlhssfstoneeor anyiiiiu
elsscsihsleurietothspohdlstrsepass and
we”. mound. ‘ closes 7. mm.
1
black and blue .10 Cheviot Suits cutie
single and double breasted sacks and
sell the balance of our colored bosom
Shirts, white bodies with cell’s. and our
fancy peroale Shirts, with extra collars
and bulls, at 79 cents; they were 970 and
01.50.
coals we advertised last week at “.44,
$0.66. $8.88. Odd garments, you know,
that's why we sell them less than cost.
Thebalanceofour celebrated all wool
. three button cutaway frocks. there's
“m “M" u“ -_ been no better-shown this winter for 312; "m dwell more Men] ‘
mm Ibo uld "- our Kitchen department A
nude. sellowncss j '"l WM “1"“ “~33- snv other part of the start.
of the skin, low- In our furnishing depsnmshtmili Put the tines alone or
79 eta.
We have more of the bargain Over-
MEIGS‘ & 00,
827 Main cor. Bank lit.l Bridgeport. Ci.
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing.
MRS L E. GARDINIER
desires a few oils in OIL PAINTING or
OBAYON DR IGN Wlll instruct itt the
homes of pupils or at the residence of Dr.W .
C.flI}inrke. on West street. Terms reasonable.
SOLID
SILVERWARE
SUITABLE .FOR i.
WEDDING PRESENTS.
H.“ S. ROOD
l6 South lain Street, So. Norwalk
nltf
ELECTRO PLATING
0" ALL KINDS
cHIllliEIIElS BlllillZEll.
REPLATIIIG A SPEIIIALTI.
METAL PATTERNS MADE AND
REPAIRED.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
ORDERS SOLICI‘I'ED.
29 HAVILAIID - STREET.
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.
)5!) 1m
NOTICE.
Special Town Meeting.
he Inhabitants. legal voters of the Town of
Norwalk, are hereby notified and warned
that a special town meeting will be held at the
Town house In said town. on Tuesday.the
19th day of February. A. 1).. ISM. std oclock
In the afternoon, for the follow lng on s. to
wit: To take action u on the pet rich or
CharlesW. Bull and ot Sl'S.l'eIllOcLlIIB that
the svlvctmen be Instructed to w don the pub-
lic highwe eth‘lve Mlle Rivenhetweon the
bridge at t - head of the ril er and the wester-
ly end of le oln in once, to a convenient
width. not exwoillng forty- live feet through-
out Its uholelength: and that the necessary
ap ropristlnn be made therefor.
ated Febrnar II 1895.
OSCARW. I A v‘uoxol
EPHRAIM TIIIIMEH
{ mains DASKAM l
,-
Selectmen
of the Town of
Norwalk.
nu van in
.{MYWK
WE SELL
M AN U
‘ HAY, SHAW.
memoryta lot, or if that .. :
certain bring the
along with you.
HIGHEST uunnv
Wehevsinarkedsiotofflns M in M”
bills Kasey Oversoets in the
aadextre length, Covington and
rsven styles. 018.50. thathave been asi—
llngashlghss Slsytbls year’s product],
tics, won’tiastlongatprlcs. ' 318.50.
on. It is simply
hr of which store otters
indwts in order to
have always
thebead of the bargai
in South Norwslk. '1’th
will be no exceptionmnl
on account of e tact t,
ineperi ,
olfe .
week 50 Toilet Sets, 10 pa
En glish porcelain, choice
shadins s. at 82.19pe rest. 3’
15 To let Sets, nicely deed;
ed, with slop jar, at $3. 76 on
Is to.
pe 1, 000 boxes best Wire Cs
Tacks, sizes, 6, 8, 10, at 3 con
package.
l We make the greatest redu
tion ever known in this store on
lamps durin this week.
1st lot. 6 amps, extra height
finest decoration, large foun
Rochester Burners. These lam .
have sold at $6 to 87; to close“
choice of lot, 03. 50 each.
2nd lot. 12 Lamps, all Roches
ter burner‘s,sssorted, decoration
finest finish. Have sold at 03 98
to $5 49. You can make your
own selection at 82. 98.
3d lot 9 Lamps, Rochester
burner, well decorated Have
sold at $2 69 to 33- 1.9. Your
choice this lot at 01. 89.
4th lot. 4 Ban uet Lamps,
fin tdecoration ormer price,
ti 8 to $5 98; choice this week,
$3. 50.
5th lot. 106 band Lamps. All
complete. ready to burn, except
the oil, 18c each.
25 nickel plated copper Tea
Kettles, 71 cents each.
300 best Flat Irons. all weights,
31} cents ‘
p8 Joni“ Broilers,.4 cents ‘
r;
\
100 Wire
each.
50 8 inch Frying Pans, 8 cents
each.
50 9 inch Frying Pans, 11 cents
each.
50 10 inch Frying Paris,14 cents
each
somen
Boston Star?
83 Washington Street,"
SO. - NORWALK.
MARSHALL’S
School of Shorthand
and Typewritlng.
~.N THI-
Masonic Building. Wall St, tier-
wslli, open
Terms reasonable. School rooms open from 10
s.m. untllz‘pedm'd in, daily except balm-day“! Also
Monday. ssdya and Friday eve alias.
dyo e
from" i I’ll to 9:3). Those desirin tor stn
science would do well to cal
GoliliizlgM MARSHALL. Box 359, Norwalk
n .
the best? There's a pleasure in
ng the best goods.
‘Whut a. man is judged by
N“ the quality of the goods
he eel ls.
tells the story of a.
large business with
us the past year.
as low as we can. That’s might
low.. With it all comes con -
deuce and trade.
EL T. HATCH,
MARSHALL STREET,
GRAIN. SALT.
BRAND“ DFFIDE. SDLIAIS' LWERY STABLE
THE FROZEN BUTCHER.
lfr. Smith enters the market of Holdup c Takesl. Well, what is inset worth
today, Air. Holdup? Mr. Holdup—Tbs price of meat Is very high today. You
know we have bed a regular blizzard and it is impossible to get any stock, so you
will have to pay for your inset hereafter. Mr. Smith—Ila, he. be, well you make
me laugh. You seem to forget there Is one butcher in town that Is not i
quite so and as you are. I guess
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET
Is good enough for me. The prices are always right there. Good day.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
it Smith this mouse. llorwplk w 1%. win a..“n Nos-walk
W mm“!!! Mm -- Wilda“
' 478 Main m Brideebort.
DD TD HEADS SATURDAY
92 WASHINGTON STREET.
GREAT SALE IN "FRESH
CANDY AND BAKERY.
Norwalk Chronicler