BOARD OF RELIEF.
Sotice III hereby given that the Board of
italief fortIIe Town of Nut-walk. on the
monument list of lb‘tl) willnicet In the
aniectlnen'uolllcc. Monday, January 6th.
at 2 oclock p in.: W edueaday eIenlng.
.lIItIuar Nth. at I which Saturday. Jan-
uarv fit I. at, 1: II ‘vcim I: p. In . \\' edIII-IIdey
evening. January lfIth. at. . II ';clock {Satur-
day..lanuarv Nb at 2 o‘clock p. In.:
W ednesday owning. January ‘J‘Bd. at 'I'
o’.elock and Saturday. .lnuuttry‘ Jim. at‘.‘
o ’clock p. in. . for the purpose of bearing
and determining any and all appeals
made to them from the doings of the as-
‘I‘he board of ltelief will meet with the
assessor-t use him board January thh,
at "o'clock p. lll. tot-the pin-peso of abat-
lag the polls 'Iif gel: and Indigent perIous.
ll . l' Board
lIENIt l'Mtll' If. i of
JAM ‘ VLAVE Relief.
\orwulktv ., llecetnberL'II letl‘.
(l"’I lm
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City Bod rd el Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the Iloard of
Relief for the City of South XIIrIIalk thI
meet on Monday, January (I b. one, at :3
II 'cIock p. m.; Friday. Januaay 10th 1896.
\\ etillt'hllfl). .lanuarI l 'Ith. IIN'I, \\ ednes-
day..ianttary_‘2"nd l'llif'. I"Iesday..lantmry
L’Slb. lililti. at I. :III II lock p. III. at the Court
cil Chamber. on flat iIanII IItrett. in said
city, for the ptirpnsc of bearing and deter
mining all appeals from the II- oingt of the
City Assessor.‘ In the list. of 1895.
(2“ MILES F. lIAIIIIm i\'
litlill' lIi M. W‘IIILUX.
lioard of lfI-lief.
. 231:1!“ attain: Unbeo'i. South \orwalk the
(t any 0 )e m r,l
we tl‘lll j 28
NOTICE!
i‘nblic notice is hereby given to all per-
aonsintereated in the construction and ex
tension of the railway of the Nomad:
’,I ramIIay company from its tracks on
South Main street near Monroe street.
ti rough di’Ui’hmtl iipon Monroe. Chest-
nut. (‘onco s'u said South \luin streets
to the. bud l:- (in. leadow street all in the
city of Sotlfli‘ Norwalk. that a public
bearing upon theplans and application sit b-
mittcd tothemayor and (.ourt of Com-
tnon C Inncil of said city. by said c-IIIII
pony. for such construciioII IIIIII eaten-
elon “hich plans and application or.
now on file in the oflice of the Iity clI-rk.
where they may be seen. will be held by
the mayor and (2 onrt of (opinion (‘ onn~
cilnt the Council chamber. in said city.
on Monday, December 30th. NIT,» at it
oclnckp m..
Dated at said city. the 26th dav of De-
cember. 1895. JOSEPH ’l‘A YIIflIfy
26 It . City Clerk.
‘ NOTICE! -
All permits having bills againstthe (' ify
of S nth Korea”; are rcquc-ded to present
the same in the undersigned on or before
Monday, the limb IIISI” for payment by
the present Tl Iard of ('ouncillnen.
JOSEPH l'AYLfilt, City (flick.
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CANDY
the finest inIthe citv, choice of
16 kinds at. 2 lbs. for2
‘ivv '
Oranges, liu‘s.
Baisinéiifurranis, Jams.
White tirapes. Celery.
Ann
Ellllllllllll
for Xmas
Siollilumshrllr’s
72 North Main Street.
all“
Physician for Women
_,.>.-_.
ribs .09. II. I. [iii if IRD.‘
Cal; b'e‘Consnltel at her office
342 Broad St . trldgsport, Bonn.
from ill II In. to 'I' p. In. any (LII except Sunday
The Doctor is a nun physi Ian. and for
th— pavvt ltlnb'evn Ievr has made the [JP
EASIIISOI .WOMENII. s ecmlry. La. lee so!
bring from my rIIrIIIv nity in foam IrIvhe sex
cav I consult Dr. (Inll l'IIIIl In the strict-st c n
.... race. with the assurance of receiving
the mort sltl'llul and Iciratlno t-miu. rm
known to l Iodern IIu- gen and menu the.
Home care with nurse tarnished when rch Ir-
ed. 'I‘Irms‘ illllflcrulr All lelielfl promptly
Iepl'IIito. ' Incluesstamn. VIII II v
:6th normal saunas tan
,fileWasbington street.
Imp datiy'tromll wiza. m.. and from 110
Ip in}. and on Monday evenings from 7,00 8
w" interact allowed on deposits.
It. «as Ionnaxs. Prest
”turgid; FERRIS. Vice-Prat.
‘ “r“ n.1,}: I no on. and Trans.
BUST.
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DISHES IIEIIEm Allll TIIEIIE BY THE
SEIITIIIEL’S unmet
fonts of The Things may 80. and Iim
In Israelis. South Kermit and Vicinity
During Their Diurnal harmless.
Commencing next Monday, short
daily prayer services will be held at the
Y. M. (.2. A. I'oi‘tuniat noon. They will
be coutlcted by the c litrgy of Norwalk.
(.‘onIstIx-k Brothers store was closed
Tuesday afternoon from 2 to it o ‘cloclt,
out of respect to the mother of Mr.
Rogers, whose funeral occurred at that
time.
Samuel Pakulski. .Il-.. proprietor of
the notion store at 2: '2 Main street. Dan-
bury. made an assignment Saturday, to
Nathan Spiro. Mr. I’akulski formerly
Iivcd' III South Norwalk
SI-lcctnntn 'l‘honics, of Norwalk. was
in Dilllbnry, Monday. inspecting the
town farm and transacting business rc-
lating to the care of Norwalk paupers in
Danbury and Ditnbnry paupers in Nor-
Ivalk. _.
Tn-asurcr Squire. of' the Consolidated
road. with his clerks. is sending out
checks, Innounting to about $950,000 for
quarterly dividends. about $200,000 more
than was ever sent out before, this be-
vausc. of the recent increase in stock.
William Sturgcs, a Well-known resi-
dent of Wilton. while walking in his
slccp. stepped off the roof of a porch in
front of his residence. falling about fif-
tccn feet. and sustaining a fracture of
the hip and serious injuries to the spine.
ilcrbcrf 1-). Benton. chairman of the
Republican State Central committee.
has rI-ccivcd the formal call of the. Nation-
al Republican committee for the atrium.
convention at St. Louis. June Ill. Mr
Benton will. it a short timc. call a
meeting of the State (.‘cntral conllliittmv.
The gross earnings from height of flu
( 'onsolidaied Railroad company for Nov-
I'lllDl‘I‘ are approximately $1.227.ooo..
the largest in its history. being $203.th
above those of November. lHIH. am.
about $2 '56 (lot) above thcaIeragc month
ly rate for Mill.
Architect Knapp has made plans fol
the rebuilding and reconstruction of
Theodore E. Smith's residence, on Cam;
street, converting it into It Inoderi
house. with tower. Instead of tin
present flat roof there IIill bca gablI
roof. giving several additional rooms.
The dccd trullsi'I-rring thc Fci‘guson
proporty ill Stamford tothe ('onsolidath
road was l'cccivcd iii lhc railroad oilict
iii New Haven. Tuesday. 'I‘hi< tract oi
th-lvo :u‘i‘cs is to be. uscd usasitc for tht
It was purchas-
original
new passenger station.
cd for gsmoo, ItltllIIugh the
pricc asked was alloocoo.
The State Board of Education has is-
illl‘fl the third edition of a circular l‘l'
lilting to public libraries. Thcrc :lrI
fifty-six towns which have frcc libraric.
in wholl- or part controlled by the TUWI
and free to the public. Ffty-ilinc town\.
haI'c no library and fifty—six have In
frcc publiclibrary.
Tuesday night there was a full moon
it was the second full moon this month
the first having made its appearance or
be first day of the month. Again. it h
the one hundredth time since the Christ-
an Era that the moon has made. a double
full appearance in one month. respond
ing to an encore, so to speak. '
The State Highway Commissioner.-
intro approved the apportionment of tin
state highway appropriation as m: Idc by
the. commissioners. The certificates of
the amount due the. sIvcral town»: II ll
be signI-dby the governor. and wille
forwarded to thc sclcctmI-n. who can
then draw thc moncy from tho state
:rcusiu'y, through the comptroller.
It has been dccidcd that the annua‘
Methodist Episcopal conference of tin
New York Eastdistrict will bo hold it
New Haven the first week in April. The
Iresiding ofiiccr has been select ed as
Bishops. M. Merrill of Chicago. Abou'
Ioodclcgates are expected, 350 clerical
ind 25(llay. Delegates tothe Methodist
ipiscopal general conference whlth
boots in Cleveland. May 1. will be St-
ected.
The State Bank Commissioners, Ed'
ward R. Doyle and Sidney W. Crofut
rave submitted their annual report n
Governor Coffin. The total assets of the
savings banks on October 1, 1895. wet-I
sl.I2..’I2s 576. The cash on hand was
5‘4 516.304. a demo use, of $241.16. .. Then
was an int tense in assets of $6.. 307 780
n dcpositsof $13.2 fight Jill. and in Irnrpln
of 53% .I’Itib.
The Kommers given by the member
of . the Germania liningcrbund. NI-I
Year's eve. in their hall on the Wash
ington street bridge. was a great sue.
ems. There was a very large attcnrlanct
of members and their families. Lender
.‘arl Dicbl acted as master of cercmo 'cs
l‘here was singing. speech-making an
. stI‘vry-tclling. and a supper was sewed
Afterward there was dancing and I
zood time in celebrating the going on
quarries meantime the Waco
”the resignation of Caption (haunt. of
Company C, Fourth Regiment, of Siam-
ford. It was forwarded some two
months siIiIaItII(,‘I Ilonel Frost who held
it in tho hope that it Would be with-
drawn. (‘aptniuf‘ossnnn however. in-
IIIIItetlthaf it be acted upon. and so it
was forwarded to headquarters. The
company will shortly meet to elect a
captain.
The injuries of Lawyer Howard N.
Walroluan, of Houthport. who was
thrown from his carriage Sat-
urday night. are serious. Af-
ter his horse returned to the
staple with a smashed carriage. Mr.
Waketnan was found beside the road
unconscious. When taken home. he
was seized with convulsions and his
condition was consideml critical. The
full extent of his injuries cannot yet be
fully determined. The collar bone is
broken and shoulder badly shattered and
there are probably internal injuries. Mr.
WIIkcInun‘s health has been poor fllr
sonic tinn-
COAST OFFENSES.
General Haven Tolls What Should be [We on
the Sound.
Brigadier-Iiencrul George Haven. of
New Haven. says concerning our coast
defenses that there should be batteries
oil Plum, (Irv It (lull and Fisher‘s III-
land. (in Iill' latter it would be we -11 to
build two or ”tree. 'l‘hcsc with iron-
chtdswonldrcnderit almost iltlptlssiiiit‘
for an cIIt-IIII 's III-ct to take\ 'Iw Lon-
don or enter Long island Sound. Tllc
"nan end of the Sound i.. one of the. keys
“New York harbor. The approaches
by water to the mctropI‘Ilis ought to be
put ill a proper state of defense. and ”Id
government has at last III-cu awakened
to the importance of it. The eastern
end of Long Island Sound ought to have
been fortified long ago. and with the
:rowth of New York and the places
dong tIlI- ('onnccticut and northern
Long Island coasts the, importance of
the protection become more evident.
It" :lmiropriatiolls arc "attic for coast dc
lease the government will. no doubt,
haII- fortifications built fin to
Officers of Butler Lodge Installed.
The installation of officers of Butlcr
Lodge. No. 97. I. I). I). I".. took place
ast night. thI- ceremony bcing perform-
ed by District DI-puly Francis LI-onard.
Isaisfcd by A. II. Benedict. grand nutr-
dial; W. ll. Disbrow. grand warden.
Ind Grand 'I‘rcusnrcr (‘. A. (ioodulc.
i‘hcofficcrs were: N. (L. Frank Carr;
v'. (i. filohn Holioiau: R. S. . John Bai-
tcrson; treasurer. “illiarn S. Smith:
vardcn. A. A. Hodson; conductor.
Frank S. ('onlcy; II. S. to N. (L. Irving
(L. Edward Hal'-
Tiii -I II II ”'1'
toin-t‘tsI'III;.lI. S. to N.
icr; I'ccoi‘dillg sccl‘ctui‘)‘.
l'olII-y: financial scI-rcrnry. (‘hui‘lI-s ()r—
cl; l. (i.. Frcd .\liI-thl; (l. (L. Frank
It. Joint: R. S. to 'I'. (I . .inIIIIvs ‘lit't'l'fii
L. S. tIIV. (L. Fri-Ii Brown: chaplain.
I‘IIIIInIvl Baker. William Rand. :I promiv
:II-nt Incinbcr of tth tIi'tit'l' in Massachu-
ctts, made an address. and then an ad-
iournIIII-nt was taken to tlic banquet
room. where a turkey suppcrwms served.
Coughing irritates the. delicate organs
Ind aggravates the disease. liliIt‘lll of
railing. try (lire Minute Cough ('ure. It.
Ielps at once. making expcctoratiotl easy.
"IIUCIN the sort-new and Inilanitnation.5
Everyone likes it. E. 1’. Wed IS: 6. C
vItillsion.
THAT TRACTION TROUBLE.
There Is a I'roapI-ct That a Second Strika
\VIII Occur In Philadelphia.
PIIlLAiiivII-JIIIIA, Jan. 2,-At at) early
hour this morning the situation of affairs
in the street railway trouble was very
grave. 'I‘heemployues were then in ex—
ocutivs session with their leaders and va-
rious committcoa. and It was evident from
the utmosphcrool’ things that a second
strike could ho easily preI lpitatIvIl
The matter under discussion was the“
result- of a Clllllorruliie hold earlier in the
night bv a subt ommittcc of the employees
and (ienmal )Iilnager lieuteiu of the l'n-
ion Traction company. This meeting
lasted three hours. and at its conclusion -
the aspect of affairs was favorable for an
adjustment of the dillicuities.
to questions, the men said they came as
employees of the company. but. dId not
deny their membership in the Amalga-
mated Association of l'lailwny Workers.
whichmhas been the‘ stumbling block
throughout. An earnest. discussion then
followed of the proposition made by the
sompanylast Monday night asking the
men to ngr that all differences be ad-
jnsted if th goo Imported motomcn and
conductors were put at the foot. of the ex-
trniis't and the old men given their for
met‘ runs. Mr. Bet-ton: raided that the com-
pany was doing everything in its power
to better the condition of the men and
was considering the question of shorter
hours.
MORTON’S CANDIDACY.
Ho “1", It In Said. Have the Support of
the Big Four.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2,—Ev-Senator War-
ncr Miller. when asked whether a state-
ment regarding Governor Morton's candb
dacy for the Republican presidential nont-
Inntlon was to be made, said: "i know of
no formal announcement other than that
Governor Morton. yielding to the solicita-
tions of his friend: has (owned to be-
come a candidate for the prc Idency.
"The governor will receive the fall sup.
port of the Republic nnsoi‘ \‘cw \ork state.
and of other states as well. I believe. and
from now on a thorough canvass will be
made In behalf of his candidacy "
Chauncey \I. llepew. when seen, would
not say anything about th I governor' s
candidacy. Mr. llepcw announced. how-
ever. that he would giro out a statement
regarding the In Itior this afternoon
It is semioilicinily announced that
former S‘énstor Thomas C. Pinto and Ed-
ward Lauterbnch will also publicly tie-
bis friends are authorized to state that,
If the old and the coming in of the new J
year.
elare that Governor Morton will make a}
tight for the nomination ,
In answer ‘
Oli'runk Verrasco on State street. and draw-
‘ negro laborer. aged 35. shot his wife, ‘25
ll tutti til 3 :st:
He Tells the Reason Why He
. Tried to Kill Robinson.
PLANNED THE [ORDER 1] CHURCH
'nIa Would lb Assassin ls Probably la.
’ snow-Wildly Exalted Our Illa Wife's!
Alleged matey-m.. Won-dad III-Ii
lull la a Morena Coalition.
Nsw Yeas. Jan. 9.—Frlsndl of Edna!
Hailanbach say that he was insane when
be made the desperate attempts to kill
William T. Robinson In the fiatboule at.
8H West Fifty ninth street. on Monday I
morning. and that he alno had planned to
kill himself and ill: wife. felines be has
been a prisoner Hnllenbaob has talked;
wildly at times. He has declared that he
was sorry he failed to kill Robinson; that
Robinson well know why he was shot. i
and that he never had neon Robinson pm
vlous to the shooting He has also talked
much about the slaying of Solomon H.
Mann by Hannigan and has declared that
be was as much justified In shooting as
ilnnnlgan was. i
The prisoner's friends and Emanuel .’
Friend. his counsel. explain this talk by ’
saying that Hallenhaeh has been under;
the delusion that his wife was unfaithful
to him. and that Robinson was equally
guilty with her. He has declared that ha ,
lntorccptud II letter from Robinson to bis 2
wife. mentioning a meeting at the South
Ferry hotel, and that he learned by In-
quiry that. the couple were at the place,
together. flnllanbach and his wife have
been married six years and have no chil- ;
dron. She was employed before her mar-
riage by Levi & Bimn. dealers In novel-
ties. at loll Greene street. where Robinson
has been employed for several years. and
since her marriage she has done work for
the firm. Just before Christmas she was
employed in making up sample boxes to ’
be sent out to the Ilrm'a customers. I
Planned the Murder In Church.
ilallenbach butt declared that when he
was III church with his wife In Brooklyn
on Sunday he thought out his plan of ne-
tion, and that when they got home be
placed a pistol at- his wife's bend and
made hot- confess her relations with Rob-
Inson. Early on Monday morning be com- .
polled her to leave their home In Brook '
lyn and come to this city In search of
Robinson. whom he never had seen. He
threatened to kill her If she disobeyed
him. Mrs. Hallenbanb knew that itabin- -.
son lived In West lvifty- ninth street. hilt
did not reniemher the number of the
house '1‘th went into several houses In .
Fifty-ninth street before they found the '
one Ill which Robinson and his parents Q
and brothers lived. When they went up
stairs In the house. Hallenbnch told his
wife that the must point out William
Robinson.
Mrs. Hallenbnch was in the hallway on
the top flout of the house when Robinson ‘
came to the door of his room and was shot ‘j
the first. time. Robinson's brother John
was running down stairs In pursuit. of
Hallcnbach later when he saw the woman
crouching mar a doorway.
“Were you with that man?" he asked.
and she made an allirmatlvo reply.
“Who are you‘."
"ills wife."
“Did you bring him here to kill my
brother?" ‘ i
“if 1 hadn‘t come. hownuld have killed
me." ‘
The Woman appeared to be In great tor. ’
ror. and she was invited to stop Into a flat
IIII an upper floor when her husband was I
led hick by the policeman. She was there ‘
when llallenhach again shot. Robinson.
In the afternoon. when she was III-en by
reporters at her homo in llrooklyn. silo re-
fused to say more than that the come for .
the shooting would be told at the proper
time.
llallephach was beforo Magistrate
Mott. in the Yoritviile court, and III: cmcII.
to be III a state of mental nxaltation. A ',
policeman presented a certiilcato from or
surgeon of the Roosevelt hospital dcclnrv 1
ing that Robinson was still in a danger
o Is condition on account of his wounds.
llallenbach' s counsel wanted an immedi-
ate examination and contended that. the
certificate could not. be accepted because;
It was so indefinite. but. Mr. Mott sent the
prisoner back to prison without bail until i
tomorrow, when there Will bennnther cer- .
tiflcate and possibly an examination.
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Paovrnmci‘ Jan. 9.—Cbief of Police!
Benjamin f‘hlld of this city has been sued
for 810 000 damages by Thaddeus Prior.
who alleges malicious prosecution. Prior l
was arrested a few weeks ago on the'
chnrge of carrying Ionceaicd Weapons
He was Indicted. but. was acoliitted by
the court. He claims that the police
placed a club in his pocket for the par 1
post) of bringing evidence against him }
.Wben Prior was arraigned in Ionrl. the:
police olilcers who wero to testify against i
him were expelled. I
Italians With Knives. l
WA'rErtnnrtI’. land, Jan. 2.—A serious!
and possibly fatal cutting afl'ray took
place here. Joe Errfco. an Italian. met *
lug a big knife slashed him horribly
about the head. Vurrasoo’s face is Iiteral- .
iy cut into strips. After cutting Verrasco, 1
Errico l'nll away and has not yet been
captured.
Old Factory to Reopen.
HOCKV‘XLLE, Conn. Jan. :3.—-Gcorge H.
Foster. II New York broker. has bought
the Windemnro mill in this city. The pur-
chase includes 14 houses and 35 acres of
land. The plant will be used as a bicycle
factory. It has been idle three years and.
was formerly run by Jordan. Marsh to Co.
of Boston us a woolen factory.
Shot Rh Wife and Himself.
Irnscn, N. Y.‘. Jan. :J—John Corbin..-
seurs old. twice. probably fatally. He
then shot himself twice. but not serious»
17. He surrendered himself to Chief. of
Police Conley and was jailed. The couple
have three children. The cause assigned
.Vs jealousy.
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Train Collide: With D Cutter.
Four Warm; Jan. 2.—A Nickel Plate
passenger trait! crashed into n sleigh at
(.‘Inypool. The cutter and several men
were buried a considerable distance Wil-
liam Doddrldge, a druizgist was Instantly
killed. and Daniel Rhoades, a wealthy
farmer, had his skull crushed and will
die.
The Work of Train Wreckers
Nrsosns FAT-.15, Jan. 2.—Some mis-
ereant jammed a block of wood Into the
switch frogs at the Second street crossing.
dtrailing at Lehigh freight engine and rip-
sitting it. The tracks were blocked for
five hours. Engineer Jones jtmped and
weaned with slight Injuries.
a Blinlitlli. - - -
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NOW 18 THE TIME '1‘0
in nu suns flllllllllllil in
Call on, I r send II postal card to me. and I will give you figures.
The Best Made Carriages. Wagons and thighs Miami
The pllaoa to [at (you t '
Don’to
Repairing. Mating,
Trimming and also
.Slgn Lettering In at
Wright’
Factory
Sa‘lesroo m.
Ilornsr lull-on IIIII
Frsnilln Struts. to.
III
~ » -- tarball. cons.
WORK CALLED o‘uu IMJ iIIIILIVImtIIII tI‘IIElI; III‘ I finitely.
AME
All right.
We can help you to make it so.
VANTI NE WARE In choice variety.
ART NOVELTIES In Calendars and Booniets.
Children’s Books; splendid values.
CE LLULOID Nt‘VELTIES: attractive shapes. "- ‘ '
Handkerchiefs
A lane variety at 5c mi 100.
choice psttemv, I' re, 2 for?!
Ltw- Initial, So am We.
Linen Initial, 25c.
Silk Initial, 251.“! 500,
SlIJli DIUFFIJ [‘3 RS.
run
Ic;nlso at 25c and 50c.,
'l‘tlllIl-i'l‘ SET»;
TOILET ARTICLES, TAIIN‘ and.
SILKS, STAMP“) HIIIIDS I
may CHRISTMAS
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SEWING MACHINES
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houth \IIIII .Iik.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF WOMEN.
Unicti hours. Monday-I and Thursdays
:ltin'Ip III n"l ly
1Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, Life and
Accident
INSURAN!CE
IReal Estate and House Agent.
’I)cenn Sienrmbio ‘ I‘.iI-I.ei.~ and bleeding‘
Drafts f. HID! .\I'K timed
and >Inck~£ S Ild.
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J 0. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter. ‘
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
l KURT H MAIN STREET,
>on h N rw. -.I 'k
Sample Book-Inf LIIt'nI Styles“! 1’: vii er-.
IloruI-r-I and (”it .\I IIII-IIiIg~ taken to
II the. for Imp I Iron, no II dice bv tuv~i2ll.
Ivi~timatcs L‘hcerftilly (irveu. the lit
Y O U N G -\ M A N !
“'in lake the (fililfli'l' of Dying
II'IIII- ill lli‘IlHIIICI', when iv‘I-nr
Cent-I a day Will '
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1.000!
)r Six ('rv. a day w.“ git-ry nun E. d Iv.
il"llI III all 000 pu_\:tllIIv III \I ur~c.f -I y u
Ive. Wit b insurance. like every hi g
‘l‘t',IhL‘iIt.’.~I l~ lip-coca wt. 1.5.;re in he
Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00.
Of lmrt lord. .
S. S. L’HOMMEDIEU
ill \\ a~hingiI II Dlrcch I‘m. \'IIrIv.nIk.
WAGONSI;
New and Second-Hyund.
JUGGIES,
PI-IAETOIIS,
CARRIAGES. ;
CANOPIES,
SPINDLES, ETC.
’RICES TO SUIT ALL.‘[
CALL .3353: THEM. /
p-I ENRY TILLv.l
Has a new line
$1.25 and $1.50.
hose Children’ s Tan and idea Leggins, at .1,
I
L g Ladies’ ()vergaiters, 25c and 500 to 81.50.
g ()ur new line of LadiIs’ Twentieth Century Enamel and
I
Kid vhoes is l)e)01ld question the finest in Norwalk. I
(lur Ladiee’ (‘aif and Seal Shoe, It 83. 50, for winter, must
not be forgottI- n.
A new Cloth Top ~hoe. at
:33, that Is perfection itsdlf.
The best line of Gent’s 82 serviceable Cork Sole Slices you
‘PVGT raw
f Your‘l . plows Sbined Free.
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Nil. 3 GIZFTTE BU llIlllG.
We want y In to See them.
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South Norwalit’;
A Dainty Gift.
After all said aldflone, silne, well-made, '
stylish, well~titting pair of shoes Is as accept-
able 8 CHRISTMXS'
ESENT as anything
you can think of. If there is any question
‘ to where the very best of its kind can be pill
-- chieed, it s easily answered—at
H.$. BROWN"
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90 WASHINGTON STREET
‘4
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vh Hardest role
you could inflict'npotr' us would
loss of confidence' in our integriiy
abllity to meet- your every desire 1
Hardware line; but we are no eonfldi
pleasing you that we dol not helitl
invite you to Inspect our entire stock;
For Christmas presents we in
specialty of fine Pocket and Table
Iery, while our line of Peck 85 Sn
Skates cannot be equalled for the IA.
money in any other make.
Soul Itlorw IIkH' w 'rfflio"
42 ‘30th Main St;
Olv‘
NEWLINIZ
BABY CARRIAGES
. AND
Refngerators I
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Raymond & Sons
stir. to (no. II R l}fll' Ind
III'C
Dealers and General
Dirccir ti'\.
ill'll i i U l i“
l uncrni
ins and 48 Mdin Street, Norwalk
Residence. 8yBerkeley Place.
Telephone. 77-4.
To AdvertIsersl
Changes cannot be guar-
antced the same day copy
is handed in. Every rea-
sonable effort willbe made
to acornmodate patrons,
but changes cannot be in-
shred upon as a right un-
ics ~ ItIl _\ i5 sent in by 2
o "clock In the afternoon of
the day before change is ..
I
l desired. . .
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Norwalk Chronicler