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GAMING IN POPULARITY.
T’coplc surely realize that each and
everyonoaru udgovd by what, they III-I1
able to do an are not creditedin what
hillllt‘ one 111w llllilfll’hlilllllli or can execute
Ladies IIIIIIiIeII at once to what 111th
cImcet‘ustthm, and that is their lit; we
and 'tppI-arnm: I1.
\Vereallv believe it is an important
duty In: one oumlwa and friends to
make the most of what nature has given
ufl_
'l‘hua, to our hands are intruded not
only the tasteful adornment of tlII1 form,
but aim) our comfort. unprovI-mcnt III
tigurc, and in no small degree, our happi:
HE‘S.
It matters not whether we are rich or
poor this subject inn-rests us all.
I A lllt \
of true culture and into Him-mo esteem it
It teal accon. p. ishincnt to be able by thi-
l'\Ll‘I 1119 IIfthIIr mi 11 ability to cut la'au
titully littingi. IIrIIuIIvntI
.TllIl' I'lis‘
can justly feel proud of their daughter»;
Ithopowcss thI- knowlcduv and ability.
not only to aupI-riutI-ud but to out and
make flu 1r 0“" clothing. It is ‘~t ii (iii
dour. that they will make bent-1 w'.i\I.~1.-Ind
motlurs
“Ill
may think this call is not for you, but
put naps it l-I.
IVII 1- utter What your rtttiou in lift-I111 you
cannot rtrtvt‘l'} Inr In the future. and 11 Iain-
able trade may mean \wy u m III to yull.
\‘IIII that your Intuition [I been culiul in
the 11gb: direction. \l: It the
DRESS CUTTING SCNBBL
(with the determination of hetterlncynur mn-
Iliriun it nwlltlt l and i'ueI-tivatu tlII- smirk.
>Ihoo Tuesday ”lhuwla)
Ilay‘, - to band I to I) p. m
22 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH H OBWALK.
and Satur-
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, East Norwa
WV 81 ll Pa
Store, _' Ill ' First Avenue
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Follow the Crowd Io
NASH&VANSCOY’S§
where you can see the largest and most comp ‘cte stock of
BUT GLASS, HAVIIANB CHINA,
Etruria, Delft, Wedgcwcod, Jasper
of
Fancy Chine and Bric-a-IBrac;
Christmas is ,C'I nn ingr.
(run a full atoct.
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' Paregoric, Dropl, Soothing Byrupa,
PEI tent Medicines
Tunis ‘III'I’III‘IIII lli'illIE 111111
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Roll oI New oi III. Fall m u “I! Winnlo
puli School—A budget clarion Fm
Cnnbury—Dulon and Newton.
WINNIPMIK.
What Is
ushna
onto!“ ll Dr Samuel Pltohcr'o The following 1.11 a list 11! ”30M' who
prescription for Infant: Ind (3111- III-n1, 11I1itl111r absent nor tardv at tho-
dum It contain. unit)”: Opium, Wimtipauk school during thI.1 full
Morphine nor other Imom “b, h' I'lll UT ‘ {out IllOIIilIt-l: Clam
' t. ”ahmle" u Sti u Hanna Lona Mayne. Mary
"an“ I B b t “for Rilo v, \Ila Wood, Frank Jim-pit.
l‘ntuk Limb-u. \‘I'altI-r Brown, Kitty
and Castor 0111 It i' Flaunt- In Troy. \larv Lyons. I‘arl IIIIIIIrIIc. .IIII-
guarantee is thirty years' use by ‘ Mayne. AbIII‘ut one day or 111m: ,‘nnniiv
millions of Mothers. Cmorjai‘th. (‘rImiI11..\rtl1ur Joseph. (ii-orgi- Inunb
Children's Panacea-tho MW. WilliIvamIs. (llIu'lPrI ‘llurphv. BoruiIv
Friend. 0' Hana, John “till 1' \gm-s Barry,
llIII'I-iirIv lvliut. I'lara Shrayivr. Arthur
Ellis, Walter KI-ru. BI-ruiI‘Maync.(.‘larI:
L Inilou. .lohu Milli-r. Arthur Bishop.
WlIilI- cutting wood in Butts' Woods,
Saturday :It'tcruoon, IIilIII-rt Allfl‘ll
"011m .1 IIlo'IIIvoIIst'l in his car. He fell
auIII-IIuld not got up again. lic sI'nt
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but Inllst upon
having Castorin. and see that the inc-51m
signature of
is on the .
wrappc r. ‘3‘ m
\I‘cshnllpro- ' ' . - . . , . - . .
“a 0mm", and “I: public at all ho % III is hllkiltl) ttnprmi II toda} . although
Tim Curran COMPANY, 17 Murray 8L,N.Y. ‘ H r} W 9‘—
CNANBURY.
About sixty l'l'llll’lW'fi and friends
garb-trod at tho n1i-‘idI-III-11 of Frank
Wt'lark on Saturd' 1y IvII-ning and ~‘urpris
J 11d RolII- 1" ('lnrk on tlIIsI'ightI-I nth anni-
R v-I‘IrsIr) of his birthday. Music.
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damn
1111.: and 15111in were IvujnyI-d. .\ bountiv
fnl l’t‘p‘dhl was served.
Mrs. WWW-lulu. )lt‘s. Albert WI-luitz
audi-hildrt-u, Mimw ll‘lIIl and lit'rtha
and Master Williov. atI1 ('hristinawlinttcr
with Paul RoI-stivl and family. of Now
York I‘irv.
Mr and Mrs Juliu.~ l’nutnm and son
Julius ill" (ltristmas Ilium-r with her
brother, Frank l'IwauI-tzki, and fauiilv.
of South NorwallIx ‘
I'harlIvs I". Bunion I'I-I'I-tiil_1' l11~t :1 ~‘Illil
IIt mIIuIv)‘ III-th'vu his I-I-siIlI-III-o and thr
four I'llrllt'l‘h 'abow l'hat'lI-s lly:1tt"s
Illill'l‘.
.\li.<.~v< HI'l1v11.:111d i‘liztrlnttov
spout Christmas with Air.
.luuuvs llawltIvs. ot' \\'I-.~thIr1,
Adams
auIl .‘lrs.
“Full of Good
Things.”
Frank l'lat‘k and family wI11‘vv gilt'oth
of Mr, and Mrs. Melvilh- Downs. IIt'
spout I'hrisrmas with Mr. and Mrs.
tI1..1.-1.~:ctcrytl1im,v iuNute liai ‘ , .
( lliil'lt‘h‘ E. (It‘vgory.
sitis,(I111fI“t1011~ Fruits etI,
‘io'I aw, 1m Itml to .~ Implc our
hilll knf “Ilitl (,‘ :IIIIII, “lli'tll WI:
.«h: Ill oII'Ivrut 1'11 1' .'I and 1' II per
pound New Pics lHI po1'1d.
Lorenzo Dibble.
uwamnwawwwwu
E William T. (in-gory and fatiiily WI'i‘t‘
1:11Iv,~t~‘1,1t' l‘l‘lilill‘t‘ri in South Norwalk IIu
(‘lu'in111111<.
Julius [’1'1111111'1'.
NI-w York I‘tle'.
I111‘tl111 holidays.
who 1~ Working in
is lllllllt' with llln family
3mm llui'lvzu'a BI‘IuIIIolILit'glvr.
l121> 1'i.:itul
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lliw‘ li«-1‘:tl11ll:1_\'-«.~.ol'NIv\\ York 1'11);
'ut Hi‘iillllll 11 \1i'l1:= -;11’ i\1 ~ 111 1'-I
'Nli's. l’attl llIII-sitvl. III ,v-w \nrk.
\'i>ll|'ll lIIvI‘ lil'lll'll‘l'. .‘IllII'I’l “'I'lnitz.
. III' WIvs‘rnu. has \‘isitI-d
)lrs Frank (In-Ln 11'_v. ¥
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M1» Joacvhim
. , rihlv‘l'.
lll'l'
has
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE.
41' 01111 PRICES.
iii FAST, HAND NOT Tll TAKE,
l"r.111l1 lv'1tI-i1
his '«i~II-1‘.
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i111'I1'-11ud>:1t litvl~liud
$1,“) Sundrn nitrinnim
16? \\ .1~ l11 iii In il11 Iii: 1le
Loxaton'ik turning
Hood’s Somaparilla,
Ayers’ Simaparilla,
I prayvt'
Dion’s Sureapariilu, .57 l):1\11|l111111l11 i~ “Niki“! 1‘”, “mm,
Cuticura ltc.IoIvcnt, .70 ll:1t'1'11\\. III‘ “Union-t.
3‘:- 'ZE‘ILENW?:E§’ '3); \-l1\ l 111nm {:11'1-11 I 1~ \ 1>iti11_1: 1'I1l.I'
c 1 ‘ r ,y .
Stdlsone Specific for Malaria, .75 m" ' I“ “t "1"”-
Pu'l'lC‘EI 09'"? Compound, '65 l}Il\I.111l-l.:1111_,l1 III Silnvnniuiv is \isit-
Brundreth’ Ii Pills,
Monk's Planters, I10 i11;.v ' “d (Irvgui)
8"“30‘7'3 Cdl'aiwi Plaster-s, :12 l"‘II:IIIl 5h: I'IIIIIIIl. Iii .‘lllfm'll, l> lIIInIIv
gfiigggl’ills fig 1-11 :1 \‘Ill‘lllltin.
Avg-301‘s Bitte'ts, .13 M15. [Ii/.71:- MillI11'i.~ .~iI-lI‘ with i'lII'II-
Racism e Microbe Killer, qte., .75 matism.
Rwiam’ a Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 3.
Yankee Lung Soother, I” l’I-tIv1'(§11i~I'.~‘1x-11t ('lll’lhllllilh in Now
’ YI wk.
88!) c SililSUII'S 1111111511 Ami 1101101011.
' ' " (Ituvof thomost despicable acts I-rI-r
' kIIown to occur in town was iwi'potratod
grllg ‘ Store last Christmas night. wluvu want-«1111'.
' . ’ who evidently had a grudge against
. .lohttll). ('I'immius. I‘llTl’l‘l‘ll his: barn at
82 waSlllllgtfln straat (‘ollI-udnr's Point and took ‘tlihrefrnm
‘ 111111 of :1 It: 1111151111111 tIvatn III' pIIuiI- ,- lad it
8' H' Waterbury. to:.IlI1t and tlIIvrI- >l1ot it,lIv:I\iI}1.: llll
pout “luvt‘v it full,
Real Estate and Insurance, 11.4.,“th .III.II..,II I m.
49 Washington 8t" 80' "Ofwalk \tiinllI-v \\ .1~ flllllllll' with a toy air "1111
11'1' 131' \\ III-11 tlsz \lt'ilfl'lll u: 1s (“51‘ harm-d. :Itid
"“"“ "’ ‘—“"“ 1hr ltiill \IIut through tlu tougutv of
\‘I'illii- Willmntt. mu of W. H. \Villmott.
Jr. D1: H. H. Noxon attI-urlivdthiv Ind,
and (’lll tlII- liullI't out. ,
Humor Bii'r'ha rI'I ha< bur-u transform-d
tn thI1 “I-stp tl‘l ~'iu'nal tower and \1 ill
llltl\t from (IlI- ultro-Ik to this plan,
Iupviugoui of Tllltttl'li‘t‘ “',
. l|11||<l son Sulu'iI-lr ilVl'IIllt'.
(I'-
Austin's
'l‘ht- III-I'I-I- wind. last Thursday night
IIiI1w down thiv (‘IIt‘III'I‘ pout of Mr. Trnw '
lIriIlgI-'.~' III-w l‘t‘Slllt‘lIl'l' at (‘ltllt‘l|ll:u"'§
Point and did L'llllSltlt'l'illlll' damage- in
' ‘. thI- vicinity.
‘I 'are, and many other kinds: ”mm ”PM 11'I111-11n:1:=--l 11m “I,“
11.? minim: .1 big: tank at thI,v IlI pot
I whnn luv I ought his thumb underlie. 1th
1t. and badly crushivd tho Illl‘mlll'r
.III_IIpl1l“11tl11. of ,‘lIiuliI 11~. N. Y1,
'bns I'I'l’ill‘nt'i nth-1‘s. \i~it with Mr: 1‘,
It. Hairdo-1r
Elwin-d Foul. a former resident of
inn-ten. died last 'I'i eel; ia'Urchvn.
Ui'IILI'fl.
5(1}I,1111';1315Ivl-. CI
and E1131 Sheets;
\vIIi'IlforthlplIya boy who “'iN mar.-
Imr ,IIIrI- iv {.1irl1 lull Itith WI sthIrr, on \Vt‘llllt'sdlgly,
I {{Iltlll thirds in lil‘UCL‘l‘ilN for iii-latiI'I-s from “INN” :Illtl Norwalk.
I l1r1~t1n 1+ .11 l .\Ivu'\'~'I:1r~I
"not i v:-
At the Hatfield Sunday school Christ-
mas outermirmmnhhold iu tlIIIcItm-I'h
on Thursday evening. an enjoyable
literary and muaioal progrmuuut was 1-!-
tII'II-ntly rendered. About three huu~
died people were present. '1‘th room
\va handsomely deconttul. At the end
of the evening's entertainment Santa
('laua and family appeumd upon the
III-11111v and distributed presents.
Miss Fannie Monty, of “'IvsthIrt: Mr.
nIIerII. Frank Gregory and children.
of (Tmnlmry; Mrs. M. J. Milli-r. of Rm!-
IlingzMrs. Sarah Brown. of (loodliillj
have visit“! Mr. and Mn, Ebenezer
Fitch.
Elmer Faircltild and “'lft', of Iii-ooh“
lyu.1\lr. and Mrs. lv‘raulr Youngs, of
East Norwalk. spout L'hristuuu' with
Mr. and lira. l’liilandI-r l"airI-hild.
.v\ sonwnsboru tom: and Mrs. .\11-
dn-w Anderson last wwk.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs.
Prose on Saturday.
11011121311.
'1‘th Consolidated Railroad I-IIIIII‘IatIy
is makingv many ‘improI‘I-mmits about its
pumping station. A now out of stops
haw TIN-II put in toaccomtnixlativ tltI-I1tn-
pluycvmutd a sclmtIvdo‘Ivu which tosIIIIIl
coal,
Lester St. John is having a 11va
shingle rm! placed on his haru.
Mrs. W. H. Sela-r. of MamarouI-I'II'. ii
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Suitiin:
BROAD RIVER.
M1214. I‘hai‘lvs ('IIuIsIIIIvk,
port. is spending 1th holidays
Frl‘llt'i'll'k Alta-r.
WILTON.
and Mrs. John l’nm‘ 5111mm will
of lll‘itlut'.
Willi
.\l1‘.
' I'I-lIleraII: lllt'li‘ silver \I‘I'Ilding touiuhtv.
THE BALTIMORE DISASTER.
The Coroner’n Jury Finds 80 One to Ill-ma
[Jr-opt the People Thomson“.
liautttbm; Dec. fill—At tho l'uquI-st,
over tho victims of the Front Strcot thin
ntcr disaster the coroner’s jury iIquIi tII-It
no one was to bInInI,1 MI-cpt tho vaoplo In
tho audienrc. who lo~t their heads not!
brought on thi- panic.
The members (It the jury view-II tl
body of .IIquio lionl‘liol of Him .vIIIIIvmnrlI'
Ill’I’L‘l and lir A. Kin-rut partnrmvd an
autopsy In this (‘llSUTIHlt'mlllllltt tho l‘llllStl
of drath, which was slzown to haw rl‘hlill-
l'll from collocation. it was IaivrtiilI-d to
the jury that tho sumo cause III-id in all
the other cases, and no other Iiutoi'sicq
Wort! made.
Twenty witnesses erc examined, and
the incidents of tho disaster Worn rchi'nrs»
ed without material change III'IIII: mode
in tho inn-Is 112 heretofore pulillshcd.
There was plentyot testimony to tho
I't'I't-ci that gas had been rsvupiug in iii"
lv'ront Etrw‘t theater for many months.
and that IhI- mntIagI-rs of tho huuw haw
III on rI-pi'atcdly r11quc~tcd to rI-tuIvdy 11.
'1'qu mI-n nIsII Itvstitlivd that. in llII'il‘ opiu-
iuu. llli! wry of "FirIv " which ltrouulu on
tho panic. was raised by thieves for tho
purpnsu Ill rIIlIlII'l'l’.
It was brought out that various artiI lc~‘
wI-ro stolen Ilurlnu tho frightful crush.
”Binding :1 great portion :1! the III-x otlii'I‘
rI'I'I'lle for the lllplll, a pair of diamond
earring". which “‘I'l'tl snulrlu'd from ll
Woman's Ivars, and n largo numhi‘r Itl'
owrcouts. I‘Illlt‘o and umbrellas. \lIItuI'It-us
also swore, they saw two mIvn running
away from tho thratcr alter the panic WIN
undrr way, and that the iugitis'vs rI1lnsI-d
to stop when called upon to do so.
’l'hI1 jury rcizdt-rcd thI1 {oilowum \‘I1rIliI‘1:
".lunnio llvnrkcl came to Mr (loath on
Friday, “cc. :7, at Front fitrvct ”train
from suffocation, said suffocation bollu:
the result of a mum on the part of pcoplr-
who wore thorn :wsmnhli'd. ’l‘hI1 ,iury.
:Iitcr 'nreiully I1t'unlniugz a large numlnvr
[If “11111155119. are I'onvlnI'I-d from Il111 tI1~ti-
mouy IIuIImittcd:
First. -—-'l‘l1atthI-m was no illnl gIUIIl: l
for the stampede which cnstu d.
“Socoudly. —'l'hnt the cry of ‘Firo?’
whiI'hwua mired was without foundation.
"'l‘l1irIll,\'.—’l‘l1-1t it tho audivui I1 had
rciuninI-d in their suits no oncwould'liaw
been-injured.
“ Lastly—That We can attach the blame
to 1:11 one except to the audience itsolf,
which Iiccamc panic striI-knn and raised :1
cry of 'Fire" simply because someone had
lightcd a leaking 111111 pipe, which lI'IIknizo
was so trivial that witnesses testitlIvd that
It could have. n innincd burning for hours
w irhout danger.
SITUATION IN' TURKEY.
Rumors of an Alliance llhttt'con RIM-la and
the Ottoman Empire.
l.<‘1)~'uo)', Dec. tilt—Tho correipuudent
of The Standard at Constantinople says:
"It will be 111 Inlluss to be surprised at :'1ny
day at tho diacomry of a sivcrct trI-aty br-
tmcn Russia and ’l‘ urkcy. A liussian
syndicate, strongly nupportod by the 11m
ham-y, has'oil‘ercd toreplcuish the Turkish ‘
trI-asmy in return for the concession of n
petroleum monopoly."
.\. Constantinople litter in The Times
cummm‘izci and tahulntcs from consular
and other sIIIIrccs the Armenian massa-
crIii-I in tho Ins! two months. 'l'lu‘rc are
many places from which thorn are no dc-
mile p‘I-I; but, where known. the total is
15.1w) killed. Turkish statisticsgiw tlm
lilllt‘ll in 1111-, I-Iwnsnuii,our1. with 2.3m ‘ '
villaurs disstroyul and the number (It kill.
I‘ll In tlicm unknown. It Is nstituaIIvd
that there are liftuflti starving.
'l'hc taraphic lillllli-ilII'I-I a lctt-vr from
lord livseliirt) to (I Hurcspomlcut Iotu-
tuctiiinz "It'll l' 11.11::111l a inaction in Ar-
1111111: I, in “MI l1 ho ran: ‘lIanItot lo-
lit'l’tt that it IuI 1111- itt-‘iui Ivrity or up :1-
pnuit} upon tlII1 part 1'II' ilpll\\tl‘llll gov-
orunu 11:, il'liuy 11111.11 haw ctII'ouutI-Iul
llllnllll‘li‘fi of which We are ignorant. l’L‘X'v
hay: they had to II. cigh tho ltidtutm attor-
11l' alauIiotIiteg tint
.Ii {111 mg a i'uropmu war
mutt Iicarthcir «11in III-ion: ind :iug'thrin.
Tim I turn 1
1v
The Sultan obeys Tern-II.
('IIII' ITA,\I",\I1I 11.. Ha. :jt'.—-.\l thv m
quest of the butter] Matte litinistvr. \.
\l' Tovrrell, the sultan Imp. Ittrlcrr'l lit"
regular troops ropinr'v: ll’ll’ reservc v'oldirn
who M11 1;; rardInI.1 the missionaries in it“.
exposed parts {rt the corpus; ‘ “1 1
it"
11Sconroni
'93
Artui 111.111: tll' ‘
adults.
For Three tun—N Boston Ian's Exper-
Ianco ol Interest to
Many.
Ii‘rom the Boom Globe)
in East 1..onqu at 17:: Putnam 5L, I'Iv-
IIiIlI-. .lohu .‘thllllllt‘. .\ pretty fair ~vaI‘i-
1111111 (If maubmid in it» atrongth Ia- Mr.
)lcQumlc, ratln-r uhuvo the medium
beiglh, broad shouldered and hlo gl‘m'l‘lll
makeup one that denotes activity. A
healihy man you would ('llll llllll,lllltl Mill
it you had IIII-t .lohu coming down ilit!
strrot at any time {or some
three yI~IIr11 back and litllil‘ll
hitu how he felt Ill-'2 uuuwI-r would have
mmuin prompt I'I-spmiw. l mu "llllllt'l'
the Weather." Moat cwry Md)“ IN'H thin
cxprIvI‘IdIu at, tluu'a. It LINN“ ‘1 L'VWII
Iuatn' ”Hum; 24 Imctlmw '11!“ “Mk “I“.
«dun a lame 111' Itching 01" ll‘rll-ll‘“ «'I
night of --lI1I -vaI ~{ (owl: It: at" 1' ""“HV‘P'
oltvu it may be your llpilvu' " h" “' .‘ ‘llli'll
you, you full llll‘IIiI, ILI1'V1‘“-‘v‘ "5“"“""‘1
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call it "IIIIIII-r the weather." [IcI IH
throw :1 little light on ”N Mllxit't'l- Tilt!
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out how to lump 1th tiltcra going. LNL‘H
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b It they did not hi In 1111'. 'l hIru 1 Mord
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rit'kfiqluiud I-lall ilu' lllt‘lllt'lllt'!‘ l have ever
taken IItIllliltg: m-ui right in the «put In
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(nothing.
The kind we know you want and at prices you are wil-
ling to pay. That Is our idea of business. Under these
easy circumstances we can afford to guarantee every
garment we sell, and agree to return your money If dis-
satisfied with your purchase.
Furnishings
That we show you are the very latest styles and of best
quality, up to date in every way, and the best for the
prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our best ad-
vertisement is our customers, always well dressed
and pleased to recommend their friends to 118.
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I9 Main Stunt,
Norwaii.
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Sentinel Building,
South llnrwallt.
if You Wear Shoes,
If You Buy Shoes,
Then Read this Ad. Very Carefully.
llI:111’.~.l\'1Il1uv;I' Pill-1 :11‘1 for ~IIlI- by all “In
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and
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Fairlieid County National Bank,
43 Wall Street. Horwalii, Conn.
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Ido not Want the Earth
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but will be thankful for a small
share of Public Patronage in
Butte‘r,Cheese,Eggs
‘ Lard, Pickles,
'1'. at Thu NIHV S’l‘l llll'l.
IZS Washington St,
B. A. VICKERS.
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D. w. Raymom)
FUNENAI DIRECTOR
Inn EMBAIMEII.
WASHINGTON STREET,
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, 11 IIIAI'KEIII) HOTEL
11.71"
SOUTH
Nice to Take—.4. ,
Children like ,it
to Curethcir
Coughs and
Colds.
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NEW ENGLAND
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- WILLI.‘ M“ 5L Chm F7011 1:,
19-7-qu ’_
Native
l.:11li1v.~1' Cloth 'l'opSl111I1<.1~'111111-IIII111: lino, $13.00 and $3.00
(‘liildtI-u'a Show in an l‘iillli"~< Variety.
The largest 11111: o'- lIfItllvh' and (.i"lllw‘ S
lippI-rs, I-vivi' ~h_11'.'u in town, from 50c to $2.00
A GOOD CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Rubber Goods
ol all the llt"l 111111;I'<.and irIwiI {111111 lll'J it'li'lui'y :11 «mi.
1111. 1-1. CLOVER-’8
Double Shoe Store,
40.11111 "42 111111 STREET. 110111111111,
Everybody’s Bhoes Shined Free of Gharge.
1111 and Reliable Daily Direct 11115111111
LET \‘I EEN—
New York, 11111 lirnali and Inuit
“T 11E 1)I{01).Et.l.nLElu' "—
[1111 1111111111; Eagle 1111 111111
war have Prergezi, E. 11.. iioekman street. New York, at 5 p, m.
Leave Norwa ll; 5 p In ,South Norwalk I} p. m.
Freight I" eccived from I a. m. to 3 p.111.
If pon application to agents the City of 2,1’orwalk Eagle and Vulcan will be
cent {or spacial lots of freight anywhere in NI w Y ork or its vicinity.
All p vrvzmzs arc turbid misting any of the employees of the boats of this
line on 11cc qut of the on 11-er thereof. 02 u
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SCHAUB’S MARKET
38 Washington Street. South “Mall.
HEIDIIIIHIEIIS Hill FllISl-CIISS MEATS.
Beef Cash Prices.
\ 'mwv Hook ,,11 loloxuti 10¢
.Ei'i'lii‘iii Lirvak ,‘ ,I . 1:1 l1'1-Ivsl1 and Pickled Trip. #1-
loinul StI-nlx 1" '1‘ llv‘aIl lilII-I-w‘ 101-,
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l'1'i1111- ll1:1-tl'II-11.Il l li.1111~'. sitzziu‘ I'IIrI'Il 101:
IltlI ll ‘ll<' \- MiolllIll't' 71:
i'IIrl; (' 1:11“ \1' .i lli. lIIIrll' 25!!
l'Iv rl l:'1ll1~ Mr .1! Pickled 113111411118 12311
Romano riot-r11, S l.:'IIu1-‘ ' 1w SmithILd 'l'ongum 11:0
I 1 v built-1'1““: :5'
Leg-1 M illuu for 131,111,061
,- l-‘rI~-l1 Ground Home
Mutton (.h1 1% .
‘ l-I'I'Ivz‘y 'l'uefilay and Frulay
l' ore l luartcr )iutton :I
l rank: urters pip
Other Cuts in the Same Proportions. All kinds of Poultry at
the lowest Possible Price‘s.
JACOB SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR. II
Norwalk Chronicler