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1rH-11NORWALK EVENING} Shannan 11111111811111:
DECEMB
ER 31. 1895.“
AHIIAIS III THE IIIWH.‘
THE HISTORY III A $0" IIILII III
TEIISE PAHABIIAI’HS.
can Accounts Cunning Current Ennis
Gallium from III. highway: and Byway:
at two Typical Conmhciit Cities.
—Maslni at (‘11l1nnan‘s.
—-Muiisuy's at t‘olcniun's.
Tho piibilc schools will reopen
'l‘humluy.
The subscription dam-.1- will take place
in .\rion Ilull tonight.
.\ dance will I111 given at (luthrie's
hall at Silverminc tonight.
The Y. .\I. (‘. .\. gyiiiiiasiuiiiclass will
practice basket ball tonight.
——'l‘ake a bottle wine home. Not-walk
Wine (‘o.. 37 South Main street.
George Gregory. of Norwalk. Iius
purchased the S. B. Sherwmd plape at
Weston.
The annual nieetingot' the Norwalk
Baptist Cliuu'li society will be held
tonight. '
' A. 1':.Btlllu1l‘:tllt‘ broker. will move
from Main street. Norwalk. to the .\Ia~
sonic building, tonight.
The (lilored Social chili will hold II
reception New Year's night at its hall
on Water street. Norwalk.
(‘hief of Police Bradley is looking for
Pete Smith. who is acciisul of stealing
:1 pair of shoes in Westport.
The nuidence of Robert G. .\Icggy.
Livingston place. Iias been quarantined
because of measles in the family.
The Water (‘11niniis1iouers will move
into their new oflico over the Library
rooms, Tliui‘sday'. January '2. 111111;.
Mrs. William .\laslinc, of T1 1111's
street, who \vent to Port Chester to visit
relatives. is quite sick in that place.
A child of James E. Williams. of
Chestnut street. is sick with scarlet fev-
er, and tho house is under quarantine.
A series of revival services will coni-
inonco at the Norwalk Baptist church
Sunday evening. Services will be held
nightly.
The (reriiiania.S “engerbiiiid will hold
akoniiners tonight in the hall 1111 the
Washington street bridge. and will l'ols
low it with a big supper and dancing.
Butler L'Klge. I. I). (I. 1’.. will install
officers toiii1'1rrow night. The enter-
taiiiment committee will lltci‘I‘ tonight
and complete arrangenwnts for the sup-
per.
)1. II. Ralston. the Norwalk III'\\'~1-
dealer. will turn over his store tonight
to George H.1I)eiitoii. his successor. .\Ir. ,
Ralston will go into business in New.
(‘anaaiL
The scuttle was blown from the root“
of the new cast boiiiul 11111111. and a p.11--
tion of the fence of Lewis Tuttl11 place
on Monroe street was leveled by last
night's wind.
' llari'y .\. Smith:
The Norwalk atom will close at noon
toniomuv
Unly one more short day and then it
will be Mayor Wheeler.
-—.\len‘ s best quality hip 11111111.“...3.
Olsen llros‘ . white shoo store.
The midnight service at (ii'an1 church.
tonight. will begin at ”:30 o'clock.
.\ watch night service will be held at
the Norwnlk .\Ietliixlist church tonight,
Deputy .\Iilk Inspector Thomas limit
was out after more samples this morning.
Arthur .I. Wlicatcr is beingtaught the
mysteries oI' conduct-1r on the white
lllli'.
'I‘Iie Samuel Ferris I'ariu at Five Mile
IEIVt'l‘ Ittls lk't'll Sllltl III Iil‘ltlgt‘llll'l
parties.
' The Noi'walk Street Railway coiu~
p.111) is considering the advisability of
adopting electric headlights.
'1‘.lie \‘aroiiiakc Iiiinclub will hold a
sweepstakes shoot at their range.
IVH'UW, commencing at In o‘clock.
The annual meeting of the Lees
Manufacturingcompany willbe held at
the (‘iitlllitlll_\"s oillce iiext 'l'ues'day at
It o'clock. 3
The heavy wind of last night. ld:'\\‘
the roofsofi' both the grand stands at
the Baxter ball grounds. and carried
them some distance.
A large cedar tree in front of .laiiies
M. Lane's residence on South Main
street. succuinlx'd to the wind and
damaged the fence during last night's
blow.
Theoilit'I'l‘s-i'lct‘t til' the t'ity 11f Nor-
walk will take the oath of oilice at the
Norwalk club rooms. tomorrow 1'11 noon.
The ('ouncil will meet and organize the
"11ll11wiiig .\londay.
her
this
5hr
ll.
.\lrs. .\nianda Wigliaiii died at
home in Yonkers, N. Y.. early
morning, aged eighty-seven years.
was the mother of Principal II.
Wigliaiu. of the (Iver liiver school.
Old New Year's meeting will take
place :it ('alvary Baptist church. t,1»
iiiglit.ii11in III to 12:117111'1'1111'k. llev.
R. I). Sheiwood. pastor of the South
Noi'walk Baptist church. and other pas-
tors will take part.
The animal New Year's recepri1'1n of
the Y. .\I. ('. A. will 111' held tomorrow
from it until 111 p. ill. The I‘owcll
orchestra will furnish music. Thcrc
will be i'et'i'esliiiictits. and in il.1=eveiiiiig
a basket hall contest will take place.
(has. T. l’eacli. of this city. started
this afternoon for Trenton. N. .l . hav-
ing been s'uiiinioned by :1 tclcgrain :iii-
nounciiig the death 111' his aunt. .\lrs. l'I.
(iitl'SiIIt‘. a native of Norwalk. The
deceased had many friends in this
I'ity.—I)aiibiiry News.
Ulll' al'ldllt‘l‘; lfilllKI'. I. I). I). 1'..
elected these t1ili1't't‘s ltls‘t night: Nolilc
vice-graiid.
Bradley S.
Edward 1.. Street:
secretary,
grand.
Keith; treasurer. .\. .\. llctts'; trustees.
I'. L. (ilovt'i‘. ('. II. \Vheelci'. II. I'.
I’i'it'i'. The ' tillit'ei's‘ will lie installcd
.\11 1nday 1.1v1'ning.
Oscar Pennoyer came in 1111 tin-lic‘nse
“'11stpi1i't to Norwalk. last night. 1 1 a
lather—mo J. Raymond. of New Can~ 1
nan. died suddenly at the residence of.
her sister "in Brooklyn, Sunday. The
i funeral will be held from the New Can-
aan Congregational church. Thursday.
The Y. P. ('.F .. of the) Niti'WdIk
Congregational church will begin the
new year trim prayer meeting. The
sorvico will begin at 7 :74 1 0 '1011111; to- --1nor I
row morning and continue for three- I
quarters of an hour. I
S.
The handsome 1'11a' l1 of Liverymaii
Georges .Bailoy. of Darn 11, which was
broken last week, at Luther \I.
\Vriglit's shop undergoing repairs. Mr.
Wright also has two of the-Barnum-
Bailey circus wagons to lix UVeI’. '
is
Someone tried to enter the rosidonco
‘of Horace Raymond at Wse ton Sats
urday night Another attempt w as'.
made to break into Horace W yman s'
resident's in Cranbury. Last Thursday
night some one got into William W ard-
well 5 residence at Silv ermine but was
frightened away. ” I
Driver Shepard. employed by Caterer
F. A. Lane. went to F. S. Ainswortli‘s‘.
in East Norwalk, this morning. after
flowers. anti did not hitch the horse.
which wandered away. The horse‘ was
harnessed too new wagon. Anyone
finding thé1 turnout will confer a favor
bv notifying )11'. Lane.
spree. 011 River street he assaulted an;
old man.
F coming
deed and gave
111ciiil1ei's oi' (‘11iiipany
fimin the armory saw the
"‘Peniioyer a sound
thrashing. The thrashing given l’1-n-
n11_i'e1,'v1'as what he richly descrved :.1'»
cording to the statements of eyewit-
The old man's head was badly
51 due
llt‘SSt'S.
't'ill.
The New Year'sentertaiiinimn to be
given by Plio'nix Engine company. t1:
iiiorrowfwill be one of the most 111:1'11111-
ate afl'airs given by them. In tho after—
noon tlioy will entertain their wives and
children. there being forty-four of thc
little folks". Dinner will be sen'ml at
'.’:31) o'clock. one hundred covers being
laid. An mitertaininent will follow in
the company's parlor until 7 o'clock.
At 8:30 11' clock there will be. an invita-
in 111 sociable at the .\tlientmini.
The _opp1 1rtunity pfl'ei'ed by the singing
(11:15. to I11 c 111111111 11-11 at the Norw .dk
\Ietliodist clinic li undc '1' tbs dir'et tion of
meess'or B. 171-; ison. of Ne w Han 11. to
learnt1'1readiniisi1' at sight. should be
Iembraced by old as Well as' the young.
c1 1ur~e is nominal :51"!
for twenty lessons. Tickcts :m limited
(1130“. They can I111 had of V. 1'. S1 1-
leck. at Norwalk Savings society;
Hale's drug store: I). H. .\Iorehoiisc's
kin-cry. corner .‘Icrwiii street and W1’1st
and II. P. Price. at National
The price for the
‘ZIYL‘IIIH ' .
" Bank of Norwalk.
Cevelaiid s4 ‘
BAKING POWDER.
Biscuit, cake, pot pies and buns, ,
- Dumplings, puddings, Sally Luns,
Muffins, waffles, griddle cakes,
The very best it always makes.
(II
The prayer meeting will he held in the
South Norwalk Baptist ehiiioli tonight
ill 1':th o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Maria 1.. AtltlllN'
was held from her late n1sideiice on
I’ly‘inonthavenue this afternoon. Rev. i
'.l‘. K. Noble otllciuting. i
l
llev. Father Daugherty held .1 high
minis of requiem over the annulus ot1
Mrs. Mary (I'Doniicll, at St. Mary‘s:
cliiiivli. this morning.
(i. ll. Ilii'st has given up hisiiosltion
as tenor in the South Norwalk Baptist
church. and Dr. (I. ll. .\lctioiiegal IIII’
10 lbs. ()atméal, 25c
10 “ Buckwheat, 251'
3 “ I’ail Cottolcnc, 25c
5 “ Raisins. 25c
3 “ Prunes. 25c
F'. D. LAWTONa. co.
F. D. LAWTDN & CD.,22 South Main Street
3 l’kgs. .\liucc Meat, 251'
3 lbs Cleaned Currants, 251:
“ .\pi'icots, :51:
30.1115 Pumpkin, .1511
.1 lbs l’ruiios, .1111'
been engaged to supply the place. .
I
.\ sunrise prayer meeting will 1,.I
11.1111 111 1111- South Noiwall; 11.1mm?
church toiiioi'i'ow at ; o'clock. In. I! I
t‘. Slici'ci' will conduct the ~1'l'\‘l1'1'. {
l
»——t'. ll. Harvey is oil'ci'iiig a \‘1i)'
li'.iinl.-oiuc picture to the ciistoiiici' mak-
ing the biggest pui'cliaa- 11t' 1'1111tueai'1
Iilllly.
.\li's. Bet-rs and Mrs. (leoige III~11I'~‘.1'I"
Suithport. who have been visiting .\lrs.|
William Lockwood in Norwalk. have 111
turned home.
The reaction of tliebi'isk (”liiistinasi
trade is being felt by stori-kccpeis gcner»
ally. .\s soon as we shall experience
colder weather a new impetus is 1111 died
for
In front oi 111.-1111111111311 ies'idi 11cc 1111'
Last avenue, part of a tree was blowni
down during last night's storm. block-1
iiig llic cars of the Tramway this morn-
iiig.
Health t)!l11cil)r. William .l.'llll1'i'\'
reports that .‘l arlct icvii' isiiuit1 epidi iii»
ic in town. .\ day hardly passes but ‘
what quarantine nrgiilations have to I11"
I'lII'ol'i'cil, lull Ilh'tl “'1' are IIIII .s'11l1titl11il"
as other places iii this state.
Watch night services will beheld at‘
the Fitst Methodist I'Ipiscopal church.1
In-giiiiiiiig at 1! o'clock tonight. 'I'llt'l‘i'
will he :1 testimony meeting, praise
service. iii11iiii-rial service. preaching.
and at theclose a coiiseci'aiioii service.
‘ s.“
,.-' I '
W‘“ New York Market
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET
Grand Clearing Up for the Yeart895.
BALANCE OF' THE.
§HOL|DAY GOODS.
At Half Price!
CALLENDARS AT HALF PRICE.
Books and Bo klets
At. 25 Per Cent. Less than Former
Edward Street, 5 Gazette Building,
NORWALK, CONN.
No Sign of Fear
in cvct'e\I11I1'.Ic.I oil the coitnleiiani 1'. ol
Illlrllalrotts they know
ence that they are certain of pi'11111pt_colu'
teens and constant attention. To the
striiiigei'i11 given :1 cordial invitation to
i-ee now we treat ciistoiiiet's. He will Iiiid
it tIcsiinliie to "call 1'|"1'AIII": iIlt'i' once hav-
ing made a pin-1 hase at 1111-
M long e\|n1ri
,.
”It
I Prices!
Th1- watclrniglit s1-i'v'i111s' arc always
gatherings of gum interest. .\ll a.'1-'
invited. _
'I'llUN' \Yll‘lilIII'llllt‘Il Illl‘ (illlll‘t‘ gli‘t'll,
by Mr. and .\lrs. llols-rt \':inl’1ni'eii at
their spacious 1'1'si1l11111'.~ on West :|\'t'lll‘.t'.
last evening, in honor of their
Robert and Frank. spent a delightful,
5I|H<
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JACIiS ON’S l’IlO'l‘OhrltAP‘Il
Combine the LATEST STYLE AND FINIHH. Our aim In to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to turnleh them with too fluent produc tion oi tlio PHOTOGRAPH 10 ART.
LAILUI‘J COLLECTION OF CHI' .DIIEN‘S STUDIES
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
: tover F. Mend’a Confectionery)
.... . H..- .._--_-_==3
1'13 Wall Street. Norwalk. P111111“
for dancing'
evening. I'lxcellcnt‘ music
was furnished by Weidenliainiuer‘s
orchestra of Bridgeport. Ilel'i'eshiin iits 1
were served during the evening. The
house was pi'cttily decorated with palms
'l‘wcnty I'wlllllt‘S “1 1'11 pre-
and t'ci'iis.
S't‘llI
FIRE IN THE YALE E1 TOWN WORKS.
(lei-iiplivs n porrou of
51011131111111.1001, Hatter ! "N E '- L ' 5 1111.015 '3 R 07"”1
I11. (illstHYSh’l'S
sliit‘t', Corner of Wall and Water 5H,.
Noi'milk. ('all and see, the
siyli s in Hats. Caps, etc.
llllflst
11. '.’:l 11'
$2.000 Damage Done Last Night in the Chemi-
cal Room.
\t s' :21) 11'cl111'ltl..i tliight lire l1111l11'f‘1
olfi iii a buildiii'. 1 1""1111111'1t11l with thi-
\ ale 1\ Town w'oiks ‘1tt Stanitoi'd. l.ii11v1'n‘
as the chemical building. It originated
iii an IIVt'll in which was a preparation
of iii l1ui‘1iishiiig
hardware.
The depii'tincnt arrived promptly and
kept the tire c1 1nliiic1l to the building in,1
which it originated. I
The damage was about $111111) to the
iiiacliincry in'thc
a U 1ining departments.
green broil/.11 iiscd
room and by water it:
Sons 0! Temperance.
('11ti1'1u‘1l 'I)l\‘isi1ui 11I1'1't1'1l 11I'Il1'1'i‘s'
night: \\'. l',. Mrs. W. ll.‘
I’i'y1'1i‘: W. .\.. .\liss‘ I'Illa \\'11i'1l1-ii: It. S..
Willie {owez .\. Ii. S.. I.1-\\'islliil1l11-ll:j
l". S.. W. .\. Kellogg: treasure i' W.
l’ryoi': cliaplaiin (l11111'g1- S. I'; iiti'i1l\\:'
conductor. l...ai'.1\‘1'ar11ci": A) ( \lex
(Ilsen: I S . Royal \\'11i'1lcii:ll.\\il-
11. Ni1'k1-i's11‘11: l’. w'. 11.. w 1; 111111111
The titlicc 'l‘S will he installed1 llt‘ .xt .\loii
day 11i1' lit.
1
:l.‘
follows his!
A Limb Broke His Leg.
.\ letter was r111'1-i\c1l from Mrs.
('liai'les' .\. Knight. of \'11'n1'1n Center,
fonncrly 111' South Norwalk. stating that ,
while Mr. Knight was at Work Satur-
day. clearing up abranch from a tree
which wits blown oil' in Saturday's gale,
the branch fell unexpectedly and struck
thoir son (‘litl'ord and lie sustainid a
compound frac tuic of tlicl1g. !
CURES CHAPPED HANDS.
“lien Railroads Wore \Qung.
Tht'y tell .'1 good storyaboii: the ('liii‘ago
and Alton at the time when the 1111111pz1ny
w: is so poor that it could pay its 1111-11
onlv :'11 in live 11': six monthi. ’l'hc 111.1111
Utiiikr to Tilt, 1'. col. hon-1'11. 111,1 mm: they.
‘.':d nothing IJi'lli'l' Ill the way 11!' .'1 voca-
il»1ll in sight. tiovcrizor .\latliriis was
then pi'1s'11i111t citln 1' 1:11l. :..i l 1111- day a
big: strapping tell-1w '11‘.1‘.,.1. I be: 11 iillllit'
Eng H11: :111' four in 1"1' ,. 1.\"11:: down to
lllooiniii'yon. and. l1!11.:111g.'np .'.l:'.t!.:-'.v.,
sl mired 111111 hi». slim- -,"whiil1 1'11. 111111-
pl1-.el\ \ioiti 1111t,:1111'l li‘ltllll“->Ili him .'is
iitiiii\\~2
;.t1'-1v i'noi'. .«111111111111111'y. 11s ‘
Icantmrl; '1v111111ztis Ill-HIIIIIIF'
thing 's. I11 1 Mould li'v t11g1 t along it I i.t11l
r 11l'l1111'il
ll. 1".1.111rl11‘1.11I:.fitla- 111an'
naked {1'.-t. 111:1i'1h1111 ~; 1.1- gi'iiilly:
' How long I1nic 311.1 lil'tll v.'11:l.'it1;zoi)
the. road?”
I :iiltst I:.1'.'c
inn ;
‘.Ilnil
1'1
' 1'1 1111 111111t|1 alt1,r1il:1"' ltl'tl on the.
..1-i.11:1l.-v-1.'11,~i'.il 'i. 1 1.- ..1»',1.'11r. I
‘\\1'Il .'li1I t1111:1»i.|1'nt, “you
1.121;.11-111 give 1111 _.11.11' p11. “.1 l..t'.11'
1.11 11.11111" .1111i l.'1111:.!.1.1 l1|l~>1l1'11lti1r.~'
tic-1!; L11: 1.11 111:;111. .»t he hired who
dul's .'1 i .1: ‘ .'l ti1".v tsiii’ 111' I1 1111s." .
'l",11l13;,'f1 ..is‘ In It in1I.~s;:itrtiiidW1-nt
Ii:1c‘1;l11\11il'k HL’IIllI. 11ml iiIIcr that tin (inc
1'.. :1! tothe111111-1'1'11-1'alt-'riiioncy with tho
excnsn that In: '.l1'1III'Ll new bm1ts.-—I‘ltta«
bur; Post. _ ' L
Plaisted,
Druggist.
.\slv your neighbor what he
lllllllis 11f
PLAISTED’S
'coucn
REMEDY?
Then
Follow
'Good
Advice
and
Use it
Siiialli‘lmtth‘es 251x,
Largo" size 5111'.
I‘
WE SELL
IOO
'3 Grain
Quinine
Pills
For 25 Cents!
INVEHO NIOZNBB S103L$Iv1d
.
1Instruction Iiiilorsed iiiiil I'Illt'OltiZt'tl
it
Teacher of Piano.
(\ll'
till «'1in
Terms Reasonable (111 .~\pplii'ati.1n.
1lr1 ss :11'. West Avenue 11111.:
I
1
'Liilihall. L111L11,Scl1111 lLliisic
(the System or .‘Illsil‘tll 11nd Local
'by the Ilnyal Family. and
(Iciitryofhigliiii1l.1
MHS. EIIIIII DIXON.
l’upil of tho above World I'aiiicd School 111'
llraltiriu and Piano-lv‘oiti1 ln~tri.i'l111n. is 111.111
prepare ! t 1i'.1ceive pupils in #1111111 No1'walk
and vlclnlt) and toliiipait the 1.1.16 thorough
Instruction by this rapiily tir11;:re~1-li'e.11111l 1111—
111;11a"11Isisteniot:1111s'i11iil1".1I111a'lon \11'1' 1s
111.1 ed and n pl 1' 11111! p1"'"tlu . 211111 deve 11;1«1l.
Looting inn-:1- at sight uellcea _\ combinid
with tlrvnuesniil tour 11, elust l1' It} I'ltiiI lli viliII-
Nobility
ity 1tt'1neringat11 sp'eedih111.1[uii'1dl1y this
iiialchle—s system.
1:11 era! 13' Ial [WHIIISFIIHII t.) .l. H. No-
lititlll'th. .\i. It 111th Nora-111k; S:1.1',11»-l Fict'.
c1t. Eu] 1 ll1iw‘1351tunzdiiiiios t'ainpboil, .\l. 117.
llri1 due [)1 Fl.
Ad tress all f0mlllllnlC$IIillti.’I}0X :3. R11-
vi. .iyton. LOUD. oil 3111
I1
‘ 11019011
Florida anldiheSouth
The CLYDE LINE.
l1‘ are to .\ll-I min and return. 51H.
ed to January it! 111913.
I' :i'ieto Jnclisonvtile
‘Ii. .iil.
.\ll tiiltels “include meals .iiid berth
whileon board of Illl! st1111111rl1'or any
information tickets stateroom, ele.. i111
quire of
George F. Bearse, Agent, 11in
National Bank.
CI .3 Illfl 1.1111411111111111 Agents,
Ilow ling Green, 'New York.
illllli
Limit
1
Flu. . and return
or W E.
11. H. iiIiiiiEi's
City Employment Agency.
70 North Main street Fm: Ib \‘orwn‘k.
Ladle» and gentlemen desiring tlrst c lass
linlp In any capiu lty tan obtain tl. e 1-: 111111 Hi-
\IEIHATELY at the above 11 .zentyz viii-o tho-111
wishing positions. olthor inaluor Ienmle can
not: urn emplog inent. '
wan 11511 mamma'rnn‘
Young 1.1111111» lti years of ago as lI'lll'. t‘ maid
in 11 tlitld of 2 years. Hood po-tiloii
to right 1111in
Position as soamstress or eni'ipiinlon to lady;
also position as housekeeper Iii wldo'wei' :1
Month , that t: Ines retorout‘E-e. (Iooil home pin-1
ferrab. 11 In a large salary.
1:. H. HA KV’EY. flaivoy's Shon store
.0 Nottu Main street. I-oiith Norwalk.
SINGING SCHOOL!
At Norwtilk Methodist I" piscopnl
t‘l’llll't‘ h. beginning \\ ediiesidny even
hit: at '1' 1.1 11 Inc k ,
PROF. B. JEPSON,
of Now lInven. uni-of the host tench
111's iii the country will I111 tlieiii
strut-tor. 'I'It'lwts for conne of '.‘11
lessons limited to :too They
,1'1111 I111 procured of Mr. II. II. More-
house. corner .\lerwin street. and
Went. nvmilte. .\Ir. Victor I, Selleck.
tit Not-walk Savings S111 It‘IV .\lr. II.
It. Halo. at Halt-11 drug 1.1111111 and
Mr. II. P. Price. at the National
Bank of N 11111.11: 1! "62w
$33
COMSTOCK BROS.
ESTABLISHED l867. ~
lliii'ingtlic balance of the Winter ScaSon, we will ot'ier each week
something in different dcpai'iiiicnt'. a!
A Great 1 ,
Big Bargain.
'I'IIIS Wlll'llv‘ \\'|'I I’lxlfll'tISl'L ’l't) ('IJHI‘.
HEAVY-WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR
111"1'.\i.1.oi1' Tllli
WICLI. .\.\'ll I'.\\‘1)l\’.'\lll.\' KNOWN AS 'I‘lll'. .\llilllJCtlTT
BRAND A'I'
SLOO PER GARMENT. 1,
Which is .1 Reduction 11IS1.1;.'1' t11S‘:.5o on cacli Garment. Scotch
lii'iiik.
it. it needs no i'ccoiiiniciidation, and tiinsi:
not, suing is (.'(131Ili
\\'ll11ll(t\'l.‘ worn
who liasc
IN!
STORES OPEN EVENINGS.
Wool and \I'ari'aiitod'iiot to To ”111:1?
1:1 in \'i111:iiig;.
Comstock rothers,
CLOTHING. /~
MASONIC BUILDING,
Norwalk.
:1. SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
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HAVE SOME 1......“0
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., RESPECT ......
1 . , _ . FOR
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lect11l liliiiitivith 11.1ttli1)1t :111' mixed Chickens
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I 1:. 11i'l1caiic1' w111l.. 'L.‘ii11tt"cl Iii-.1: GRAIN
5 it. (loud 1;l1';i:'. 1..::'~. it y '11 I111}; FOR
I ' ' Iic1‘1:,wi!l111.1t you 1111 111111'1' than '
. - . HORSES
i '. you pay I111“ the other kind clsc- AND
. whc ".1c
‘. CATTLE.
"’ M ' T. H t h, “ '
; al'IUGi a C BRANCHV
i ‘ OFFICE
1, l5 Marshall. Street. souvmu‘s
THE LEADING LIVERV
t: GRAIN DEALER. STABLE
, .
Holiday Goods.
Latches. Liamnitls and Jewelry.
Silver Novelties.
H. S. ROOD
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But “(you al'ould want any
Watches. Jewelry. or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re- _
paired and cleaned, call or send at once to
A1W.AUSTJM
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
A - NOVEMBER SALE
FAMILY BOUT AHD SHOE STORE OI C. H. HARVEY
Theao goods ‘will be. closed out. tit. reduced prices FOR ONE MONT"
().\’ LY 111) now is the time to lay in a winter' 11 atlpply ot
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
whiln they can be bought
Al. lin‘i'gnin 1’ vices.
Diamonds. Silve1waie
NOW FOR
Norwalk Chronicler