am: It. tool
TRAINS Luvs coma norms”: as
sorrows. ,
[outlaw Yoss-
1A DIM—bales (tiller “line It! I In. 'I'IIfIao,
fit,Iu llfllox IIIIIII II iklnI'JIfINI-x. IletOl.
lltI'lIcs'. Pwl’hlwl osmium xflcx.:t-Iso.
007st. ”to: allies. fl. liac. Gales, Ii islac.
lilac inflamltflles.
Susnavs.
it” .41er famolelcx. “one. D I
IIIIexJulexJI so.
[outlaw iisvss: '
A.“..—Iltlrx.lmex 613m. 738cc Hear
O llcx. lotto-II. II Isl ex. Iiusc. .himl2i
oxidise, 2“ so to "ridge tort. am as 42h
admirinbflac, on so. IO ex. 728st: to
Mvort.llll|c,0hlc.ii l5”.
Susana.
A.M.~l(KIex.l:!Ier.7ilillo.Dl2sc. 7 low
LEAVE. NEW YORK.
Ion Soc-no Nouwsl. it:
A. N-‘—l2lllmdtix. Miler. fimac, .lllac
Dimes titles Bunnloltlex, toinstIIsIex
Ilium: Izeui um so v Int-Io, 2min.
allies. Stiles. {Mex till" Hillex, 502i
“autumn-uric... Inuit, 9am.
Bunions.
A.M.~-12mex,0(ll ac. Till, ac. P. Din-60
.1. I
Iisniiury Division.
Luvs Sou-m NOIIWAI. a:
A file-637 a. ll lose. him ox.
ac. i 33 Pitulleld 01,: Is ex, 658 so
Scum".
A. lt—ilfilac. P. ill—lane.
Luvs Duncan
,II 400
lacs 5 ll semi! 3.33:” “I”. list) so P. hi
t-‘nsonvt.
a. M.—-II Disc. 9. iii. who.
m
sinus iii ioauiiim.
People surely realize that each and
every one are judged by what they are
able to do and are not cicdited by what
some one else understands or can execute.
Ladies awoken at o to IIhat most
concerns them. and that is their figure
and appearance.
W'orenlly believe it is an important.
duty we on: ourselves and friends to
make the most of whatmnture has giIen
us. -
Thus, to our hands are intrusted not
only the tasteful adornmc nt of the form,
but. also our comfort, improvement of
figure, audiu no small degree, ourhappi-
ness.
it matters not whether We are rich or
poor this subject intorcsts us all.
Hill“ a
of true culture and intelligence esteem it
areuiaccomplisliment to be able by the
exercise of their own ability to cut. beau—
tifully fitting garments
Mill‘ H“
can justly feel proud of their daughters
who possess the knowledge and ability,
not only to superintend but to cut and
make their own Ilothing it. is selfcIi
dent that they will make better wives and
mothers. ’ ‘
but
‘
P. M,—l 4.
7
may think this call is not for you
perhaps it is.
No II utter what your station in life is you
cannot see very far In the future, and a valu»
able trade may menu In; much to you.
Now that your attention has been called in
the right direction. visit” the
DRESS CUTTING SCHDDI.
(with the determination of ballerina your con-
dition if pos-ibie) and investigate the work.
School Tuesday, i‘hursday and Satur-
day, 2 lo’ .I and" I to 'J p. m.
22 runs iIiIiI srnérr.
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘GORHAM’S
W 3.1 l P 8213 9 1‘
Store, iiiiFirsI Avenue, East NorWalk.
M I. that... t omit
What is
Outoris is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's
prescription for Infants and Chih
dun. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub-
duos. It isshsrmless substitute for
Psrcgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty yosrs' use by
millions of [others Csstorisisthc
Children's Panacea—tho [others
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon but insist upon
having Calorie, and see that the facsinn. 3
is on the
wrapper.”
trot ourselves and the public at all hazards.
'l‘nn Cannon COKPANY.77 Murray at..N.Y.
signature of :
Weshsilpro- ' ér‘zéé'
mam.”
l
"Euli offload
Things.”
Our store is fairly full with
good things in Groceries for
Christmas and New Years
feasts; everything in Nuts, liai-
sins, Confections, Fruits, etc.
You are invited to sample our
stock of good Candy, which we
shall offer at iOu, lie and 15c per
pound. New Figs lIlc poutidf
lorenzo iliiibie.
IWW
Patent Medicines
EAST AND PLEASANT T0 TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
' ill HOT. HARD NOT T0 TAKE.
Dalston“: ‘ 61.“)
Hood 3 Samaparilla, .00
Ay‘el'a' Saranpariila, .07
D ma ’3 Smaparilia, .01
O iticura Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .00
Green’s Nervuru, .70
Sdllson's Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine’s Col Command, - .05
.Brandrcth’s ills, 18
Alcock's Planters, .10
Benson’s Capsice Planters, .13
Csstoria, .28
Carter’s Pills, .13
Atwood' s Bitters, .18
Radam‘ s Microbe Kilianqta .75
Badam’ s Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 9.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
Drug Store,
I! Washington Street
S. H. Waterbury.
ileai istate and Insurance.
All Washington St, 8o. iiorwslli
A PENNY SAVED l
STWICE EARNED.
if golfiwaut to sate you
I pennies, also your dol-
lars,go.to the storewhere onI can get good goods
for the least
P L A C E!
money.
We have a
Ol'R STORE
is THE
full line of
lamps Dinner and Toilet Sets, Tin,
WoOdenware
All of the finest grades.
and Cutlery!
All our Dinnerware open stock.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Corfifl~orth Nain and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK,
@Slflliil
'1 class in thc
‘ days lll'l‘l.',
— night.
lien. ii. Stilison’s
CONN.1
this i DAY-
iiiiliiugiliiilwliill dis.
Round Alouijtowsytsn — thymus“ Way-
Doings in {cum and Norcion -—Wsifs
and Strays From Moira.
NOWAYTON.
(‘liiirles l-i. Stevens, of Cross street.
gave a party, Tuesday night. to to large
number of friends. who had a very
pleasant time.
A watch meeting was held Tuesday
night at the residence of James E.
Stevens.
Levi Pierce has left the employ of C. L.
(lgdeii and is working for the Pennsyl-
vania Steel company, 3“ engineer of the
hoisting eugineat the bridge across the
harbor in South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. llayinoud eu-
tertalned a number of relatives and
friend. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dates, of Barton,
spent New Year’ sday at J. ll. Moueell's.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
A meeting will be held next Tuesday
night. in the Town Hall, for the par
pose of authorizing tho purchase of fin-
apparatus. laying of sidewalks and sew-
crs, and the purchasing of lights, etc.,
‘wbich comes under II law passed by the
last General Assembly. It is said that
thc advocates of the fire department
have rI-Iirrungcd the lsiundaries of the
‘ (,‘cIItI-r school district to suit tlioiiisclvcs,
land have excluded seven citizens in the
iIcwlIiyout who wore known to be in
opposition to the company.
Eagle Hook and Hitler company was
pit-seated with II new truck, yesterday.
The news soon became noised about
town, and thcrc were many visitors to
I... it. Some (lisiipixiiiitiiicnt was caus-
I-Il when it was found that the “truck"
was only the old faiiiiliIIr one on which
iI‘. W. Lounsbnry used to mow STUVI‘H
iiibouthis store. and width some joker
had scI urcd.
Professor S. ll. Toms. of Stamford.
has made preparations to start In dancing
'Iiights of the (ioldcii
Eagle Hall, Tuc.‘ 'y, IiuIiry i-lth. at
So‘ciock. 110 will teach all thc latest
and most popular fillltmnd.
l
'l'liccnbic house which has bccu lo-
cated for many ycars on the big polc in
front of Harry HIIIIllIy's residence, has
bIcII take ll down and sliippcd to Kim
York
Misses Anna and Carrie Mead. of New
(YIIIIIIIIII. who have been sywiidiug Ii few
the guests of Mrs. Henry H.
'l'oilcs. have returned to their home.
TIvI-nty-III'II of Mrs. Fannie Bates'
fine laying fowls \l’t‘i'l‘ stolcu lust Snu-
day night. The tliiI-vI-s H‘I’lll't'tl them
by tearing boards oil tlic hciiucry.
l’aisi Suprcmc l‘hicf Ernest Koch iii.
lt‘lliit'll II men-ting of the executin- board
of the Knights of iiII‘ (ioldcti Eaglc. yer--
tI-rdiiy, in New Haven.
.-\. N. llycrsoii tI-IiIicrI-Il a New Year's
Tl‘i't‘pllilll to friends. Tuesday night. III
his Norotou residence. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilmott, .lr.. cu-
.tcrtIiiIII-Il Ii large party of friends, last
night, lhIgdalc furnished music.
John ('allIIhIIII and family have mov-
cd to Arthur SlIItI-r's house. Norotoii.
(‘hzirlcs ilrris has lllfil’t‘il to one of
Francis ( lrziiiis' houses in Norotoii.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jaym- spciit
yesterday in Port ('hcsII-r.
Jana-s Lindsicy has 1ch the employ of
James Robinson.
i ‘ wmsiriux.
A ‘lltlflfl piruic' was given to Miss
M Irion London as a surprise, at her
home on the Sile-miiiic road. Tuesday
The young ladies wcrc all dress-
('I’i iii whitc. ('ranics and dancing were
cujoycd. music being rendered by Miss
l‘lorcucc London, and TI 'ffl‘I‘STlfllt ms were
served. The new yIIIr was ushered in
with fitting fcstiIitics Among those
present wore Misses Lou Hutchinson,
Lena Hutchinson. Hattie Keith, Mildred
Farrell, Lizzie Montgomery, Maude
Bray. Florence Loudoii, Lulu . Shrayer,
-\d:i Hoyt. 'Mcssrs. Harold lit-Allister.
Louis London, Percy. Thompson, David
i’iollard, Herbert Pollard, (flare. London,
NI-il Pierce, CiaytouLoudon and Edward
S. Uiidcrhill.
A prayer iriccting was held in the
ISoiisof Temperance Hail, last evening.
lit II as led by Wilbur Jackson, ofWiltou.
flWESTDN.
Those who had in charge the Christmas
entertainment of the Norfield'Sunday
‘ school, deserve great praise for the very
{successful termination of their efforts.
i The clIuth II as net. er more handsomely
«lemma-d or the rI-citatioiis and songs
'by the children bI-ttcr rendered. The
Ipcci: ii music giI on by the c heir. assist-
ed by Mrs. George Coley. Mrs. Kirk and
Mr. Gregory, of Wilton. delighted all.
Santa Claus, with his wife and chidreu.
Iamcin at the (‘lmii‘ of the exercises,
distributed presents. and 319.)
nadc II. speech, which convulsed the
youngsters with laughter. Many from
out of town churches helped to make up
the very large audience present. Hand-
some badges were worn by the officers,
teachers and scholars. each class being
i
i
I A very interesting 1m Year's meet-
ing was held by the lithium Y. P. 8. C.
E.. Sunday evening? It was conducted
by Frank Lane. The missionary com-
mittee will have the meeting in charge
next Sunday evening.
Miss Hoyt and Miss Morey will l‘tuipcu
their school» in the (loud Hill and Uppci'
Parish districts, on Monday next.
Miss Louisa Smith is adding II new
roof and making other improvements to
her house.
Mrs. Dwight Hewitt and family. of
Stpniugton, art-guests of DI-IIIoiI DaI id
Coley.
D
Frank Fitch has returned from Ii visit
with his sister, Mrs. Gregory, iii Nor-
walk.
Mr. and Mrs. (3. Gregory entertained
family friends at dinner. on Wednesday.
Mrs. R. K. Fitch, who thI been very
ill with the grip, is improving.
Dr. Frank (lorliaiii has been on the
sick list several days.
THE TRANS, IAAL TROUBLE.
Action of Dr. Ila-deo- Regarded as a ris-
gnlt Example of British Arrogance.
Lounor, Jan. 2.—A dispatch froInTho
Hague to The Times says that the Better-
damsehe Cournnt~regards Dr. Janieson’s
action In the Transvaal as II most flagrant
example of British arrogance. it admits
that Holland can do nothing for the floors
and fears that England will seize the op-
portunity to wipe out the stain of the
lIiiiiubchill incident. it also expresses the
hope that Germany will come to the res-
one.
The Berlin correspondent of The Times
says: "Tho crisis is clearly endangering
thoAnglollorman relations. Public opin-
ion ls excited and angry. and without.
doubt the government will interfere, be-
cause relations have gradually arisen bo-
twoon the Transvaal and Gormar 7 which
have assumed, in the public mind, almost
the shape of a moral protectorate by Ger
many over the Transvaal."
The Times, in an editorial. thinks that
f‘oionial Secretary Chamberlalu' c censure
of Dr. Jameson for the invasion of the
Transvaal in the absence of the man who
has undeniably rendered great and dis-
tinguished services to his country is some-
what precipitate.
The Belfast Evening Telegraph pub-
llshos a private letter from Bulawayo,
South Africa. tinted Nov. 1, stating that
there vI'iIs talk there even at that time of
the English seizing the Transvaal, and
that the Chartered South Africa compa-
ny's troops had gone south for that pur-
pose under secret orders with ten guns
and many wagons
Germany's Demand l’pon England.
Iii-turns. Jan. 2.-—'l‘hc Koiriischc ch-
tung states that Germany has addressed
an official inquiry to England as to the
stops the Eni iish government intended to
take to res re the status quo III the
Transvaal.
ARRESTED, iN BaooKLYN'
Bach Apprehendsd For an Alleged Murder
In Florida.
Bnoouivv, Jan. 2.—iletoctives of the
Central oflico arrested Max ilach, 25 years
‘ old, who resides at 105 llainburg avenue.
on a charge of double murder. lie is no
CliSit'fl of having shot and killed Gustavus
A. Ilroishagau and his wife on June '21,
1894, at Lawtoy, Bradford county. Fla.
Since that. time, the police say, llach
has been a fugitive from justico. lmmc-
diutely after the murder he went to live
in Jacksonville, a short distance away,
and then drifted to Brooklyn. Not very
long ago he married a pretty girl in this
city and laid claim to property valued at
$25,000 located in Florida. lt was this
claim that led to his arrest.
Sheriff F. iii. Johns and State Attorney
A. C. llartridge came through from Brad-
ford county with tho warrant.
0f the alleged crime they say that at
first Bach was not suspected, but later du-
velopments showed Ii strong motive for
the murder. Bach was a nephew of the
couple, who were possessed of ’consldcrav
bio property and who some time before
their death disinhoritcd the young man.
Bach is snid'to have learned of this, and
after secmflig the will and destroying it
to have committed the crime. He is held
to await requisition papers and stated at
police headquarters that he had expected
his arrest all along.
BOLD DIAMOND THlEF.
Dick Wilson Stole a “hay of Gems, but
‘ Was Caught.
lvpiaxnrotts, .‘lan. 2.—Dick Wilson
grabbed a tray containing about $400
worth of diamonds in the store of (i. .l.
Hollis, in Massachusetts avenue, this city,
and run with them, but was captured
after an exciting chase.
lie. with a man named Elrod, some
years ago, it is alleged, robbed the Wells
Fargo Express company of a package con-
taining $35,000. He was arrested. but
acquitted because of luck of evidence. His
wife was also arrested as an alleged shop.
lifter.
Letters anti papers found among the
eflects of Hardin and his wife show that
they have been in many of the large cities
of the country, aiming them being Chico-
go, C.lncinnatl Kansas City, Memphis,
New, Orleans, St. Louis and Nashville.
Eirod, it is said, is wanted by the police
in Kansas City.
Liquor fliers Alarmed.
Rocnusrnii, Jun. 2.—The liquor dealers
of this city have been aroused by the re-
ports which come from Albany to the
effect that the legislature is planning to
enact stricter provisions in relation to the
sale of liquor on election days in the vi-
cinity of churches and alsolcgislatlon with
reference to the use ,of screens. The an.
nual meeting of the Wine...1.iquor and
floor Dealers’ association will ' be held at
Royal Arcanum hall this afternoon, and
it has been decided to make the gathering
a mass meeting to consider the subject of
this proposed legislation. John Norman
of Syracuse, the national president, will
speak, as will also the following officers
of the New York state association: Presi-
dent Dsniel Holland of New York Flnnn
cial Secretary Julius Gottschalk of Brook-
lyn and Chief Organizer P. H. Nolan of
Port Jervis.
To Settle the chesoela Dispute.
Psais Jan. 2.—'l‘ho Estsfcttc, in an
article treating of the \ onezuclau dispute
between Great Britain and the United
States, suggests that France, Germany
designated by dim-rant colors.
and Russia might. intervene to settle the
trouble. .
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« THE LADIES OBJEDT.
Tiny sro Gsnorsiiy Ioilosnt“ About Personali-
ties—This Boston Lady Agnes With us
as to Facts, However.
(From the Boston Post I
The. well understood flu-t IhIIt iIiIiiI-I ilf't'
almost as It rule very hIIrIlto draw out
concerning any iiilmciit they may have
has always acted as it serious bar to We"
the Well known family physician, and
more at) to any one less familiar. We
are therefore always glad to gut II good
word from the gentler sex for our wonder-
ful remedy, lluau‘s Kidney i'IIbI.
Let us call your attention to out,- of the
main pomts in all our talks to the. public.
Do you Iinticc we always give you no-
doubted references Iicar at liaud to you 1'
A man living in Missouri could send you
a strong and truthful letter of ltI'lll'-‘ by
our remedy, but you would lll‘llt‘l‘ havi-
one from sonieoucju-tt around IIII- VII"
her. so to speak.
\lrs. i". '1'. MI 'Klllllhll, residing a! HIP
llotel P oxburv. .‘i ilo.\bury Ht. ”my... all“
IIII~I a ngat sullen: r for years front kidney
troubles. and tried many Hill‘ililt'il rI-iiie-
dies with very limited results. llI-r III--
ccriptiou of the vagaries of the disease is
worthy of II physician. filie sins“KiIlIII-y
complaint is one of mood-I at times you
suffer intensely, and then again you are
comparatively free from its torturI-s. Just
so, spuunmdlc pains. and tIII-II a lull, and
so you ascribe it. to only II stitch. While
the disease is iII~iIliouI~ly working your
death." Mrs. .\lI-i\'iiinoii “Smut-
time ago i saw ilmn'. Kidney l’ills llith'l‘
tiseIl at (ii-o. llurwcll's plIIIrIIIIII-y, P. Iylslori
Ht. IiiIIl l’IIrk Sq. i began taking them at.
once. and nothing i had been taking acted
as quickly or offer-tiw-iy. ”no box I-ntire-
ly di~pclchl tlictfpaius in iin Kidneys and
have had no recurrence of them. and
the "dizzy spells." from IIhiI-li l formerly
suffered an} llllli'il, left entirely and i am
ludccd iiivigorotml. and my home duties
Heeiii so liglitcninpare-d with what they
formerly \'-'i‘f'I'. Furthermore l fI-I-l it a
duty to tI-ll abut lIIIIIIi's iI’IIlIIIry i'Iil-
have il'lill‘ for inc.”
is this not plain, l"lll| 3w, convincing "
We can t'llf‘I' you, too. if you are :I mile-r.
or front any kidney.- tmuhic.
Prici- .‘III ceuh per b Is; for min by all
IchIlI-r~. or mailed by I"o~'ter-.\lilb'trii i‘ I..
Buffalo. .\'. Y.. sole :iul‘lll\' for tlII- i', r.
says:
Buckiin's Arnica Salvo.
The best salve in the world for cute,
bruises, sores. ulsers. salt, rlII-um, fI-I'I-r
sores, tI-ttIr, chapped hands, I-lIilblnins,
cortis. Iiudall skin eruptions, and po~i-
tivI-ly cures pilI-d. or no pay required. it,
is guaranteed i’) give perfect. satisfiII-l ion
or money rI-fIIIiIl'I-Il. Price ‘39. (cuts per
box. For sale by (i. (' Hill son and l l’.
\chl. ._ ‘ " ._
One Minute ('IIIIgli ('Iirc is II papiiinr
rcIIII-dy for croup. Safe for chilIlrI-II and
adults. E. l'. \VI‘I-Ii cl: U. f'. Stillsoll
faiiiieid Conny National Bank,
43 WailStreet, NorwaliI, Bonn. ,
lNCORPORATl-lll. lbfi, ('Ai‘lTAl. mono).
EMTVO lxl‘iii-il‘il. l’rv- '91! iii,
ililillli .‘lll.:,l.l‘li \lII i’lcshit' l.ilI
lal‘. ”KEEN. ('flf‘illt‘l’. ,
.llllll‘IClUilS.
EDWIN 0. firm Izu, ‘ you s ll. Iliovizit.
DAI'iII ii. .‘ilHJEIt. A .f. .\li:i:K;-:It.
liter .Ioiist LUI'hl‘I'IIUl). ’I'iirmimnr. lt‘. 8mm.
[in Fons. Hi Is. if. '1‘III.-I'I:.a.-.I.
Accounts of Manufm lung‘s, Murchauts and
lnIl‘IIlIlunls Sollclted.
Safe llcposit lloxcs Free to llopoiitors.
I I" iii'I y
ido not Want the Earth
with It fence around it
but will be thankful for a small
share of Public Patronage in
Butter ,Cheese,Eggs
Lard, Pickles
at'i'lic Ni-Il \\ STU)”: /
l25 Washington St.,
3. A. VICKERS. ‘
‘- nistf
D. W.
Harmon?)—
iliiIEiiiil DIRECTOR
iiii insulin.
93 WASHINGTON STREET, souru
. NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, .iIlA mousse norm.
m7 lvr
etc,
MAKEVOURM
WANTS KNOWN
In This Column!
~—
To Cure all
kinds of Cougiis‘or
Colds, either Bronchial
or Pulmonary, also Hoarsem
ness- and Sorcness use
WILLIIAMS’
NEW ENGLAND
noun iiiiini
Made from a recipe of one of the
most famous d0l'lllrfi in New
England. It contains no opium of
any form and therc's no danger as
with some prcpamtiow of forming
the Morphine lluhit. ('iiiidrcn like it.
as it cures them without upsetting
their almnat‘lh‘. .
lLllAMS & DARLETDN 00.
HARTFORD. CT.
Clothing.
The kind we know you want and at prices you are wil-
ling to pay. That III our idea of business. Unilef the”
easy circumstances we can afford to guarantee Story
garment we call, 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 us.
W. A. Billlilillll & llll
' I9 Main Street,
Iioivail.
Sentinel Bulldog.
South Iioiwail.
if You Wear Shoes,
if You Buy Shoes,
Then Read this Ad. Very Carefully.
Men's Enamel Invisible ("ark SolciSiIoes, H 50 to 85.50 .
Men's ilcavy Russia (lalfflloublc Solo Show, $1.59 to $5.00
Men's ('Iilf Invisible (fork Sole Shoes, $2.00 to 15.00
lIIIIlies‘ invisible (fork Sole Show. $3.50
lIIIIlies' ('alf Doubli- Sole Shoes. button and lace. 83.50
' Ladics' ('lrltli Top Shoes, something flue, $2.00 and 33.00
('hildrI-n's Shoes iIraII endless variety.
The lurgcst line of lIIIdiI-s' and (lent; Slippers ev.:r shown in town, front {We to $2.00
A GOOD CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Rubber Goods
,3?" of all the best makes, and fre~ii from the factory at cost.
1‘
M.H. GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
40 AND ._ 42 WALL STREET, NOAW-Aiii.
Everybody’s Shoes Shined Free of charge.
[lid and Reliable iiaily Direct Freight line
I . —BET WEEN-
New York, Snuhliniwalk iiilii Nirvaik
—THE PROPELLERS—
iii in intuit, Eagle and Vulcan
Will leave Pier.23, E. R., Beekmau street, New York, at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p In. South Norwaik 6 p. In.
Freight Received from I a. m. to" .I p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of. the employees of the boat! of this
line on account of the owners thereof. 08 if
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
38 Washington Street, South Iiuiwalh
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Native Beef Cash
Porter House Steak 12c Bologna .
Sirloin Steak , so: i" rcsh and Pickled Tripe RI:
Round Steak ,s“ .’.c llo- ad (I heese ion
Shoulder Steak ‘ CII: Liver Wurst inc
Prime Roast inc and in: llama, sugar cured we
Rib Roast 9(- Shoultit'r ‘I'I:
Pork Chops, :-I lb. Lard 2.5a
Pail‘lflkt‘, Sperry & Barnes Pickled Tongues _ ilec ‘
Legs Mutton Smoked Tongues 15c
Mutton Chops Sauerkraut 1003
Fresh Ground Bones for Chickens
Fore Quarter Mutton ‘
Every Tuesday and 1. rlday
Frankfurters
UIIIII Cuts in the Same Proportions. All kinds of Poultry at,
~ the lowest Possible Prices.
JACOB SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
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