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this, Accounts Concerning, carton} Events
cultured Fro- m Highways and n
at two ‘I’nlcll Connecticut (21119:.
~Masku at Coleman's.
Fresh pork, :1- lb. People's Market.
North Main aim-t.
James Huddiclt. arrested last night
for drunkenness. \\‘;l:»~t'llll'llt'l‘tl lotctt
days in the county jail by Judge Frost.
Undertaker (in-rgc 11. Raymond ac-
cotnpauiml the remains of (‘atltcrine .1.
Raymond from III-111ldyn to .\'1-1\'
t'annan today.
—-—.\lett's 111-st q ' '
()lscn Bros. whim-"s '
The Willing “for 'of the Norwalk
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
Charles Squires. at her home on Elm
street this evening.
Prof. Reynolds. the 1111Is1Incrist who is
giving exhibitions at the Norwalk Opera
House, has the promise of ~11 1111c ladies
that they will go on the stage tonight.
The ladies of thj V1 11mm :1 Christian
Temperance Union. will nnet Friday at
at It o'c11XIk.with Mrs.\Villiam Lawrence
1) Quint-and avenue. All are Welcome.
The new year was \vclcomed in by
the touting of factory whistles. A loco-
111otive on the Danhary and Norwalk
railmad. with a patriotic engineer. add-
cd to the general din.
-—-.-\da1ns Brothers having purchased
Mr. Gregory's interest in the People‘s
Market on North Main street. promise
to give the public the finest quality of
meat at lou'est prices.
At the joint installation 11f the otticers
of Buckingham Post’s}. .-\. R.. and the
Woman's Relief (‘oi'psf January H. Mrs.
Disbrow, of Danbury, will install the
Relief Corps officers and L. B. Clark, of
Danbury. the Post officers.
——_Wi11ter tennof the Merrill college.
Stamford, opens Thursday. Jan. '2. 1111113.
day and evening. Secure seats now.
Rev. Gerald H. mfivfll deliver the
bi- monthly prepiu ttory lecture preced-
I ing the Communion service at the South
Norwalk Congregational church this
evening. The devotional service begins
promptly at? -I.‘1 o 'cloc -I11I.
This evening, at the First (‘ongrega-
tional church. the pastor will give his
iii-monthly lecture, preparatory to the
Holy Communion. It is greatly desired
tltat every member. so far as possible. be
present at this first meeting ot' the new
vcar.
Landlord Frank Stevens has been
missing articles from under the Shcdot ,
his hotel liveryIstables". at New ('anaan,
recently. and why r'ame to Norwalk
and secured a snatch warrant and (‘on-
stable Hunt to serve it, in hope of find-
ing the stolen pr-‘ipcrty.
ML.—
—Mrs. “11cm, 1I1‘1 \o(l.1_v str.e1t
has given up 1111' ;1Iv1111y 11f the Troy
Steam Laundry. anti at the request of her
many patrons hasaccepted the agency at
the. 0111 Well Hand Laundry. III Wash-
ington street. South Norwalk.
1 ——-—¢o—¥—
George H. Denton tool;
yesterday, of the
possession.
news store at Norwalk.
heretofore conducted by M. .W. Ralston. I
He has made several improvements and
will put in 1:1‘111side1'able new stock. Mr.
Denton has many friends who predict
success for him in‘his new venture.
——)Innseys . at ( 01c I111a11 s.
The race, yesterday 1111'11'11i11g.hetyvcen
Edward Norman“ Clarence. Parsons,
two clerks at Sturtevant's store. excited
much interest. The c1 1111'seI was from
the store up West'avcnue to N1 1rwalk.
down East avenue 1
pp Washington 1, rth Main streets.
Mr. Norton mad hit~ time in thirty-
eighty minutes, and Mr quIsons was
one minute later.,
The funeral of $1‘h Maria L. Adams
was held Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Dr.
Noble officiating. "A qaartette compos-
ed of Charles A. Tucker, A. W. Taylor.
Mrs. L. D. Keeler ahd Miss Ella Gre-
gory sang “KeanenuM-y God to Thee."
“I Would Ntii’lfii'i‘b-11\lways." and
“Shall We (1.111191111111111 River?" There
were. many flowers from relatives and
friends. Dr. Noble spoke feelingly ot’
the Christian life and character of Mrs
Adtuns. I
‘ast Norwalk. and i
G SENTINEL. ' THURSDAY; 1mm...
Mr . l-Ilizulmtlilllhsgdot West avenue.
spent New Yum-‘11 at Lockwrt. N. Y
——-Extnnine our meats and got our
prices. Adams Brothc.rs 1‘5 NorthMtnn st.
A water pipe in 31111111111111. storeon the
Washington street bridge burst last night.
Charles Barnum. of the Norwulk Boss
ton store, spent New Year's in Pilll'hlull.
N. J.
The annual election of otticcrs o! the
Arion Singing society willbc held to-
night.
The 1111It11111-rsot Hope Hose company
had a social time at their ltt'tltlllltfll'lt‘l'ti.
yesterday.
.\. 1’, Sherwood has postponed l|i\
proposed skating rat-eon account 11t'th1-
st':th'll_\' of ice.
~--\\'can-he11- to plcnsc the public, both
in quality and price. People‘s Marlo-t.
It; North .\l.1instrcct. 1
The monthly social 111' St. Paul's
Social club will he held in the chapel 1111
Berkeley street. tonight.
_.\ daughter was born, Tuesday. to Mr.
and Mrs. John 11. ('iapp. Bayview ave-
uae and l‘cdar street.
1’. .1". Barnes. 01' the Norwallt Boston
store. whohas been visiting in l’rovi~
deuce. has returned home.
(icorgev Woodward. of 151111 street.
will cater the1-1nployeotthe311111111111
Bank of hum 1111.. .Iunnarytiu
—-—-r
, Robert (.‘ottcr and A. 1’. Sherwood,
of Norwalk, have rctnrnml home from a
duck hunt at Hherwm 111's island.
The (‘onsolidat-Id railroad company
has had its four apartment houses on
Monroe street artistically nIpaintcd.
Rev. .-\. h“. Kavanagh rectiw 11 his an-
nualb cu Y'ea1 scall y'csterda). 1111111 .1
dozen 111c111be1s of his tormerc have 11 in
Brooklyn.
Yesterday was a day ,of holy obliga-
tion at St. )larrv's 1".l1ar1h )l-isses
\vcrc celebrated at 71: "2'1 and 's 11 '1I 1111' k in
I
the 1111-rn1ng.
Raynnmd Brothers are moving the ef-
fects of the Water (Jonnnissioncr today
front Railroad placc to the new quarters
in the Library building.
George I}. Sehrick. f1 11' some years c111-
ploycd as 1,-1'1llcctor for Raymond Broth
ct'h’. has left their employ. 111‘ has sev-
eral lucrative otters in view.
The Sons of St. (icitt‘gt' welcomed in
the New Year with a 'l'nes-
day night. There was story telling.
singing and a general good time.
“smolo-r "
Miss Belle D1 talte entertainad hcrh'un-
day school class of the Norwalk Baptist
church, 'l'uesday night. at her home 1111
.\lott ayenuc. together with their y1 111111.:
lady friends;
——.\liss Nettie Rowe. just graduated
from the Merrill college, Stamford. has
been placed with the firm of Raymond
1K (‘11111stock. thiscitv. as st1 11113.:raphc'1
and box 111-11c1pc1.
The Norwalk Licdcrkranz went to
Wesrport. Tuesday night, and sang at
an entertainment given by the Sons 111'
chnan. Henry Kamp. of Norwallt.
rendered entertaining character songs.
.\11 Italian 1-111pl11y1I11 1111 the Norwalh
Street Railwaycompany‘s (‘ranbury 1I.\‘.-
tcnsi1 111 had his head badlycnt by '11 bank
caving down upon him this undoing.
He was taken to the hospital where
the wound was dressed.
The damag1Icans1Id to the East Ave-
1111c Methodist Episcopal 'church by
Monday night's wind storm. has been
partly repaired. lI‘ircs W1 r1- started this
- morning in all the t'urnai'cs. so that or
vice will be held tin-re tonight. as usual.
Prof. Roynolds. the 111es1nerist, is giv-
ing some excellent entertain1neuts at
the Norwalk Opera House this week.
The house is tilled nightly and much
merrimcnt as “'1: I11 as instruction gained
by the professo1" s tests. The ladies es
pecially are 111 nIIhted with his powers
and hugely c: impise the audiences.
Many are inquiring about the singing:
school to commence at the Norwalk
Methodist church 011 Wednesday even-
ing, January 8th. and applications for
tickets are being received. An
evening of pleasure as well instruc-
tion to lovers of the art of music is
assured. as Prof. Jcpson is an expert
111 his line. Tickets for course, 1132.
Limited to 1100.
“Pure and Sure."
leveland S
EBAKING PGWDEK»
“Aibsol lutely the best and\ most
desirable baking powder manufactured."
‘ ”£61511. SI. H. Huasr, 111/1 0111111712011 Compassion”.
311,613.11);
Joint-.1115. 111711 Water unset, gram
a stag canl lull’l)‘. Tuesday night, to his
frletu‘ls. Alva Ambler. Charles Mutton
nis. Theodore Ferris. William King and
William Hadley. A luncheon I was!
served just as the old your went out. 1,
1111.1 1.111111 I. T111111» «111111111111111 111111
scholars of her grade in the Franklin}
street school ycncrday afternoon fromIt
.l to .1 o clock at her home on P‘mrtleld
ave1ntc.'l‘ho young 11111111111 had an
turns-able time playing runes and didI
justit e to 11 t1 111pting collation.
'lhe friends of “1» inmmn \\ allot
were entertained. last night, at 11cm
homeonChestnut Itrcct. 'l‘ltc I'catnt'c'
w11aI'Iti1. tat. toc." '1‘111II'11Is1 prize was:
won by .“I':~. I‘harlI's Slaltct'ly, 111' Mt,
19.11111. and thc I‘IIIIs-Illlliult pt'i/.1I by
Richard l‘nlliill. .\1-11ll:1ii.<111 1'...s n-II'VP
ml.
DECEMBER LICENSE HONEY.
Norwalk mt! Receive Nearly Three Thousand
DoIIars otthe Apgo tmnment.
From the licenses issued in lI‘airIicld'
county daring Decentbcr. the towns will ,
receive revenue as follows: Norwallt. I
1312,1111». Itt: Bridgeport. $1.:111;..1'I.‘1;t‘.1ir-
111-111.353.2111 Stann‘ord, $._tt\.';1 Strat-
l'ord. 8712.710; lhtric1t.$tili..'st: I).11'111111y.
Greenwich $901310 Bede-1.1
$11,511:Ncwtmr11,$i1.171 .‘10; NW“ (2111.1 111 1
$1 (1711. 7111 Total $111,.‘1.II:.:‘..'1.T‘1111 1.11111 3‘
treasurv will r1I1'1-it1- 9:1 11'1111'... ‘
Following are the 11m uses gianted
during the month: S111“ .tlk. six liquor. .
one druggist's. attd two 111-er; Bridge-
port. seven liquor; l"'.1ir1"1cld, one liquor. '
one drnggist's; Stamford. serentccn
liquor. one druggist's 11nd t\vo beer:
Stratt’ord, three liquor and two 111-er:
11.111111 threeliqnor: Datthnrv
twoliquor and 1111' 11111 II'tsts:
twenty-
(lrccn- .
111111. two 111111111'11111111111- 1lrnggist's:I
Bethcl. one prescription: Newtown.
twelve liquor 11111111111- druggist‘s: New
(.‘anaan. t'om' liquor. 1111-I druggist's and
one bet-1‘.
Tuesday the (‘onnty (‘11111111ssioncrs
grantcda license to Patrick (‘111cor.111.
of S1 111111 Norwalk.
Margaret Barnes, 111' Norwalk. has
F.
D. LAWTON 11'. co.
m
10 lbs. Oatmeal, 151: 3 Pkgs. Mince Meat. :51:
IO " Buckwheat. 15c 51b; Cleaned Currants, 251:
3 “ Pail Cottolcne, 25c 2 ‘ Apricots, 251'
5 “ Raisins, age 3 Cans Pumpkin, 251'
‘1 " Prunes, 25c 4 lbs Prunes. 1111'
F D. LAWTDN 81 00.,22 South Mam Street
- s
[1.
I
EDWARD STREET
No Sign of Fear
is 1-1'1-1'1 \lltlIJt'tl till ”11'
our putronI they 1.111111“ 111' long I \peri
c111 e that Iltcv on certain 11! prompt,c.-nr
Icons and t'tIlNllllll attention. To the
strangcris 1:11-11 :1 1I11r111al invitation ln
«.1.-1111a m- treat custontct‘s. He will tin-l
it dc~iraldc to "call again" altcr 111:1'1' 11:11.
. 111;; made a purchase at the
111111111I.1.1111 ca 111
.1
"fl“ New York Market
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
Grand Clearing Up for the Year I895.
BALANCE OF THE
HOLIDAY GOODS.
At Half Price!
CALENDARS AT HALF PRICE
Books and Booklets
At 25 Per Cent. Less than Former Low Prices!
Edward Street, 5. Gazette Building,
NORWALK, CONN.
s-Irvcd notice that she will appeal from I
the co1umissioncrs' decision refusing to
grant 111-1'11 license.
Epwcrths Give a Soc1at
Th1- l'Ipworth lmagac of the First
Methodist 1'lp‘s1I11ual clIurch gave a New.
Year's social. last night. Ylvilt'tlt‘l'ltl'il'I
____ .._._.._;=
JACI§ISON’S PIIO'I‘OI: liAl’IIS
U nn'ulna the LATEGTBTT LIZ A!!!) "NIH". Oar atm' .s to give 111;: lmM‘llOn to our patrons.
and to fill'lll‘ll 11119111 with the tlncst. pmiuctioun ot the I'lltntmtul’ttlo ART.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREV'S STUDIES.
E. 111. Jackson. Photographer.
1( Iver F. Mind's Confectionery.)
f0!
.11. Wall street, Not-walls, l‘onn
tions were 1111 an 111111.11'11tc scale and
very pretty. The all'air was in charge
of:t:-'11111111itt1-e consisting of Miss Berth: 1 ‘
.,. 1
luxonaivn Pension hie. ,‘
l(t.\'11stos,l\'. Y.. .111".
1’. Smith at 1121121111110, (1111111111111 county.
was arrested hyl' nitcd States Marshall
lII'.\\..llostwic11. charged with exactingi
an illegal and cm cssive fun as attorney 1n
securing a pension for 111111 Eliza Meyers '
of that place on complaint of Jame-1 ll. 1
Elliott, l'nitcd Stan-s pension examiner. .
Smith was brought before linited States
Commissioner lleyo of this city, who held ,
him for the next federal grand jury in!
the sum of $0,000. The Ice claimed was
.1111 on 5511!. In the legal allowance on :
the agreement heir. , .. ... i
l
l
fatally Burned In 11 “Inc.
<11 \\1111\1\ P11 . .ln1.. 3,44“, men
were badly burned—111.1% of them proba
hly fatally—11y an explosion at gas in tho
(itrnrd mine. ’lhusc rt. ‘10 11111 ll'..ely to die
from their burns aru..1muol Iilcllnngel
miner; Michael Y undee miner. and Jo-
seph 1S ncowm 1 laborer. Niperlntondcnt
Alexander Lav. and loicman 151811.191!"
1.111s were notion.- 1y burned 111111111 11111511111, 1
arms and body. but W111 rc 1\cr.,'1'!1e 1
bodies of the 11. r- o Il'st 11.1m1 11 present. a l
horrible appearance 'I‘ ' .e 111 111 was so ter-
ribly roasted that it dumped Irnm their
1.:ms and laces.
G
2.—/.nehariah 1*
()chiuiesa portion of 1'1.
._E -...1.
Shorty Sherwood, "Hatter!
(lusowulti‘s
NELLIE M. DISBROW.
Teacher of Piano.
1
Small bottles 2515;
WE SELL
1 o 0
26min
Q u i n i n
Pills
Lar e 'size 501',
8
It?
For 25 Cents!
Adams. Mrs. (’. H. llovt. Mrs. A. S. store corner- -It' \\ 1111111111 Water 5 s. T it b! ‘ l' . \l
.. . . . . ' . 1 . . crnIs cnsona e 011 .- Icatton. .- 1 ~
lxavanayrn. Miss Lilith (rossmon 1111111 '\”"“I".lk Fa”. “"d f" 1111 x"?'.“.. . I. . . , pp .
I . _ 1 s13 l1-s 111 llnts, Lillt‘, 1'11. 11. -.111,11re~~.1o'\\cst .ucnnc. :mg 1&1 hm
Mrs. '1. l. Raymondgau- two1'1I1'1t;1t11111.~: , 1
. . . 1 ,_ , - ., - ._ -.__,.,E .. .. __.. 1 ____- .m ______. __.-. __
lev. A. 5. lxavanagh a readmg. and. I
1111.1 111111111 Adams 111111 Miss Annie I :Hillillililii, 111101.311111111111811
Hoyt. Misses liley and Stccgmullcr. i11—
strunnIntal ducts. lieft‘cshnnnts m-rc " 3" "'"" ,
s1-rv1-d. 1 ("to System of Musical and Vocal
_... ,..._, mm--. ___ instruction lndIIrscd and I‘atronized
. R. H. Iby the Royal Family. hohllity and
Down an Embankment. “entry of England 1
Henry chlv'r. ot' ('l1apeI1 s1 1'1-1I. start-
. . I
ed to 111'1\1I into the barn at 1111- rear ofI MRS [MiLY DIXON
Alonzo Nick-Irmln's premises. \1‘111-11 the a '3 e ' '
\I .. . ”I . , , , 1,, . , ' Pool! of the 111-111;» world tamed >1'!111..l 11?
11111.1 1.111. 11... 11111,’ tlnonch t..I 11.1111 ’ omitortnamt Piano-Forts 111str1.1'tto:1._1s noo-
fence and item 11111111 :111 111111.111111111111 III'I'ItanIIIIII-IrI'uIlIvIcItIutIilIIixIII >1mth Sprung
. . . 1111. v.1I n y 1111- 11 input 1e11~istt iornng
111t11t111IIvardlmckni the hospital. Mr. . ltt~'r!1:'l:o;11)y this rat-i IIyI11r11gtiI~sire and I111-
, , I.I .1., g». . .'. ‘1...-
kt‘t-lt‘l‘ W1“ llll'tthl tilll' 11f ll|1I \thL'nll DruggISt- ?."..'.“.'.1'“..‘1;".l‘Jil’fq‘fn‘fi‘ft,3}.',‘,-,.;.',‘"(5:13)fi',‘,:,.,.‘,,‘,;;;,,j
and badlv bruised. TI". “up... was ”I“, Briana; music at sight. dellcat‘v I'nmhltlml
, , ' \1'1thtirvmuss1 Ftntlt‘IJ. elasucit': 11111111141311-
111.1111'ed and the wagw 1n partly wrecked. _.——— it)‘ 11 1111,1-r1ng11r1- spenliw 111-1111111111 ‘11. 1111s
1 __ 7 ,_____ , _ _- 1111:11It1ie~~~' system.
. lie vIrstl-y s;-e«1al pernilsi In) t l H.111-
, . Ask your neighbor what h1- ‘ 11n'111. .111. t1.. .NInth Norw ~ s«11111-1 1:111;
“it: Illa"- In Flt-11111121011. thinks 111' :11- [1:1 :1IlII1III1IlIH'1utun;Junk-a “milk.” ‘1 D.
IlI‘t.1-‘.\11V1.I'1‘o,\', N. .Ian. ‘3.—The large .-.-’\d 1.1» 11.1 1n.nn1.1uicat'or1s. Box '3. R0-
nnrns balonging to ’l‘he-idoro 1111!, living “"‘I‘m‘l' Loan. 0"" .Im
on.- mile cast. of this time. were niysto- ’
r1~.11siy burnctltotlnIII1'11111111. liclore tho ” "
lire died out two 1:111. .Il1111111111g-Iatul large.
barracks containing 111cm than 1111lt1111s HO 1‘10“.
ot hay Were consnnicd. 311'. 1111! Want on _ .
11va Your's Visit. 1111;! his hired boy de- FI d d th 5 th
parted .‘hnt‘ 1y 11111111.I 1111~ tire was dist-.112 orl a an] 8 cu
e11dIIlI1v sueral neig 111111. s le o ~111<11I1d111
in..:ng1.!1tn~ livo sf111‘1WIltlt tho ex U1 1}
1'1I111111 111' .1 1".1' l 111 ts-I. v.1.iel1 refused to r The CLYIDE LIKE-
11.1 say-v.1. ’1'1111 111: lilllllLs Were 1:".It1'111. D R EDY ? D ‘
will!lilt.l:illll1l1lt'1‘wllfi‘i'1I.~'l.'i‘ilI|lrSSWlli z . — 1:111Ito \tlant.1 and r1 turn $.,tt 131.111
exceed. " ‘1-1. .‘L\..‘l!‘.l l111i.ding~' 111-r11 (I) 111 to 111111 in 1” HM.
have 111 11 mystui- 11;; 1'c1-1Intty,.'1n1l 1 -l V‘atc to altcksoniiilc lI‘l:1..;11111 r1-inr11
the turn; rs think a ».I. .1' of inccndiario: I —-—-— F 5‘ 1.1“.
in operation h ,— 1 ‘ I 01 All tickets include meals and berth
‘" _, __ _,____ , while On board of the steamer. For 1111\'
In“. Maryland ”“1113“,”, 0 Then 0’ tquormaInou, tickets. stateroom, ctc.. in-
. . 1 nire 11.
1\.‘.\.I.1'111.1». .lan. I.‘.——l1’oth branches oi hi I 1
the lcgi \verc targgdlllduti, and the I a. m seafge F. Beanie. lgant, Bhy
5:.1I.'e1'11111"s 111. 54- was read. 'I'heslate‘ 0 ow I!" National Bank
lined up at the ..111I'11<11f 1111I11‘1-1311I11ii1'1111 “1 2 . ‘ .. . ’
111-.I111hc1‘s went through in the house. atnl 4 G d N or “ ‘ 1." (1.1111. 5" (”11... ‘."‘""r."'1‘ “I":“m‘q'
exlfongr Issman Sydney 1'2. .\indd was 1 I 00 o :1111111‘1111gI-rec11, 56W MN" “-1“
.;.'1I'1-l_v 1111111111 in tho speaker's chair. lt.‘ _. ' ~
was 1111'. so with the Democratic nominee I 0 Advice 2 '
l'or prisidcut of tho‘ senate, howeier. for! r ”—
>c11111111' .lohn Waller Smith of Wot-writer, ,1 U) 1 0
who got all the \oles at 112.1 lleinncraticl‘ and n c. H_ HARVEY's
senatorialIcancns. was 1111cerc1nonionsly m
snt 11511111 at the. last moment. and Senator; , n c' E I A
W. (‘1‘.bcll Bruce 01' Baltimore was elected fl: use It ' > “y mp oymen‘ gency-
in his 9211111.! I g I I
10 North Main street. South Norwnlk.
ladies and gentlemen desirn 1 . tlrst class
help in any 111pucity can obtain 1.118 1: one I)!-
MEDIATELY at the above agency: also these
wishing positions. either male or tentale. can
secure etanlnymcnt. .1
WANTED IMVIEDIA'I'ELY
Young uivl It or 16 years of age as nurse maid
to 11 child of 3 years. Good melllun
to right. patty
l’osi' 11111 no seamstress or companion to Indy;
aim 11c sltiou as housekeeper in “11(10qu '5
tnmlli.tin1t class rettIirences. Good home preI
turnbu- to a lame nala
.All It VZ'EX Hmvey' a slim Store
:0 V0111. M11111 street.
SINGING scaoon
At‘ Norm-11k Methodist. Episcopal
church. beginning Wednesday even-
ing at 7 o'clock.
PROF. B. JEPSDN,
of New Haven. one of the best teach-
ers in the country will he the in
structor. Tickets for coat-'9. nt :0
lessons $3l-limitetl to 300. They
can be procured of Mr. E. 11. More-
house. corner Mcrwiu street and
West. avenue. Mr. Victor 1. Selleck.
at Norwalk Savings Society. Mr. I
R. Hale. at Hales drug store,n
“all P. Price. at the Nation!
Bank of hour-1k.
2w
1.
”111.3. 11 1..
South \orwulk. I
COMSTOCK BROS
ESTABLISHED 1867
'tl'II,
0 ll 1'
4
During the balanceot the Winter Season, we will offer each week
sotncthiilg in different dcpartmcnts, at
A Great
Big Bargain.
'I'illh' \\'l{lil\' \Vli l'lx‘Hl’USl'l TI) (71.1151: 111
HEAVY-WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR
l‘ A”. ”[7 Tlllt‘.
./
\1'1'11. AV!) 1111111111191 KNOWN .-\.- 'l'llli .\ll'l.1)1.lC()T'l‘
BRAND .\'l'
$I.OO PER GARMENT.
.1 1\‘c11111 tion 11151.3: 1111 1211.11 (iarmcut. Scotch
\\'-111! and \\'arr.1nted 11111 111:.111'111'11. '1‘11 those, who have worn
it, it needs no rccotnincudati111, and those who have
(0111-: IN?
1115.25.31
seiner is Convint in;
STORES OPEN EVENINGS.
not,
omstock Brothers,
CLOTHING.
llt SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIC BUILDING,
South Norwalk. Norwalk. ‘
MlLFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
- . ..- -M... .. =2
51- Agent For
E V 5: HAVE SOME BUFFALO
f ,j g‘ I; ‘ GLUTEN
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ii ' II tccd 111111 with oats that are mixed Chickens
1 . gt " with dirt, dust and torciga seeds, and
1 . I .I i 3 and then expect 111111 1111111 his licst t
‘ . if i when you demand 1111 cx'z'aortii- HOEES‘
5.1); ' ii "I nary 01.1.111‘11‘11-111111. whrIthcrof Schd BEST
g, 1 or heavier work. lle'll not tccl like GRAIN
l f, it. (10111! clean 11.11s,it' you 1113’ FOR
1 " ' ‘ II here, will cost you 1111 more than ’H'O'RSES
i . g: 1 :1 you pay for the other kind r'lsc- AND
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I 1' ' manual T. HaLCh, BRANCH
T ' . ' OFFICE
. I5 Marshal! Street. .
1 , SOLMANS
"I 1 THE LEADING LIVERY
if . GRAIN DEALER. STABLE
mv
BiG BAKERY SALE!
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cakes, 80. Per DOzeh.
,1 ' ‘Fresh Made Gandies
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BEI IN THE SWIM. AND GO TO MEAD’S
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if’you should want any
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry; 111
. . ‘ or your Watches, Cocks and Jewelry 12-
paired and cleaned, cat! or send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
OPERA HOUSE. BLOCK, NORWALK.
A - NOVEMBER “SALE
FAMlLl BOUT All!) SHOE STORE Di 1!. H. HARVEY
These goods iwill be closed out: at reduced prices FOR ONE MONTH
O.\' LY. so now is the time to lay in a winter‘ a supply of '
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
while theycanbeboaght' ‘
At Bargain Prices .
Norwalk Chronicler