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allNDAYI.
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Amati. Lilies Amos. Illllu‘. times. ram. ' , 1
lil 111111111111.htm“. l
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Castorla 11 Dr. 11mm 111111111111;
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will... 2'13 {yum—all“ "$1. 11111“.wa ”WWII“ 1°: Infants and 01111 ’
1011.11.10.11. 1121 I0. 17°11 111.1 dren. It contains neither Opium,
canon. In so. 911011.11 iliac. .
. ' finalists.
a. m.~iln¢x.1aiex.1teec.e1rac. 71m
LIAVE NIW YORK. *
l‘oa Some NORWALK
A.M.—l2mm'd'tu holler. lllliac.'1'lllac.
Wiles 9020:. 901111 iuruexJuuiaeJlWea
"lilac. I201 Drum 110: MAL-«lilo no. :(llex
swan.3wex.rreu room. 111111.: curl
moflexJIXinMAo. 310110.03)“.
Susan's.
(001.60) 111'. 11111 ac. T’. hie—60
-........1_~
Morphine nor other lsmotie enh-
stsnoe. It isahsrmlesssobstitntefor.
Peregoric, Drops. Soothing Syrups,
11nd (tutor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers. Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—the We
Friend.
CASTOI-‘IIA
For Institute and Children.
Donotbcimpuldupou. buthsistepoa
having Castoria and are that the fansimr.‘ til
A. Xvi-l2
es.
1111111111 llltlslon.
Luvs 8011111 Soawatx:
”—637 an. 915 so. low 0:. l’. M.-ltl1
sc.AlillPltude:d can 1108.558101-
Simona. signature or
A. M.-.alc1 P. bi—tziae. H on the 5 1
Leave DAIIIUBY1WrapprJI‘ ' ‘ 5
AM.-sm.c.. sou. 911111;. illOac r 111 ““13"?” p
“a“ “"0 61".: tectourselvesandthcpnblicatsllhanrds. l
Susana.
A. lit—8 on ac. P. It. All ac.
m
GAMING IA POPULARITY.
People surely realize that each and
every oueare judged by what they are
able to do. and are not credited by what
some one else understands or can execute
Ladies awaken at once to what. most
concerns them, and that is their figure
and appearance.‘
We really believe it is an important
duty we owe ourselves and friends to
make the most of what nature has air on
1111.
Thus, to our hands are intrusted not
only the tasteful adornment of the form
but also our comfort, improvement of
figure, and in no small degree, our happi. '
nose.
It matters not whether We are rich or 1
poor this subject interests us all.
LADIES, -
of true culture and intelligence esteem it
areal accomplishment to be able by the
errercise of their own ability to cut beau-
tifully lilting garments.
MOTH E R5.
can justly feel proud of their daughters
who possess the knowledge and ability
not only to superintend but to out .1111!
make their own clothing. It is sellevi
dent that they will make better wiv es and
mothers.
YOU.
ma think this call is not for yor1,but
m Curran Courses. 77 Murray 841.11. Y. l
m ,
I
011128 I xyr
1896
Looking
Ferward' .
“e meumv looking forward
to the 11011 your. for 11 rrturu to
the former times. “TWO field.
factory, store and farm shall
nrzain bottle same of nctiiIc in‘ 1
dusrry \\ hen ever-1 man and .
woman will awake to the fact
that our store is .111 industrial
ce111re rind not 111 be surpassed
as 11. 111111 c to buy good goods at.
low prices.
1161 now we are olferiug
Y ,
wmvvywv,nwwm 1
At 2.111 lb and fresh
Home Laid
Eggs
At 2111 rlozr 11.
N0 :1 atter what your station in me is you
cannot see very for in the future. and a 1' him i
able trade may mean V1111 much to you.
Now that your attention has been called in
the right. direction. visit the .
DRE SSCUTTING SCHOOL
(with the determination of batteries y our con-
dition if Ire-tilde) and imestieato the work.
Lorenzo
Schoo Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- ' Dibble-
day,2t0."1and7t09p. n1. ‘
mourn 111111 STREET. ' m '
W“ Patent Medicines
EAST AND PLEASANT T0 TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
IN FACT. IiAllD NOT T0 TAKE,
It Washington Street '
S. 1-1.. Waterbury.
Heal isiaie and Insurance.
All Washington St; 8o. logging}.
A PENNY SAVED ISTWICE. EARNED.
If you want to save your "pennies; also your (lol-
lars, go to the storewhere you can get good goods _
lor the least monev. ()L'R STORE TS Tilli
PLAC E'\Vel1;11e a full line of
Lamps, Drnner and Toilet Sets, Tin,
Woodenware and Cutlery!
All our Dinnerware open stock.
H —
b S
GD .
C3 Lo .
xntonih
z Hood’s Sarsapmlla, , .00
Ayore’ Samapariila, .07
II— “ Dino's Sn parilla, .07
h (a ’ Orticura Iteeolvent, .70
. B: 1tt’s Emulsion, .00
3 a Green’ 11 Nervous, .70
LL. Bdlleon‘ a Specific for Malaria, .75
Prince Cele Command, .05
' Brundreth’s 'lle, 12
" A cook’s Plastere, .10
, a: 8 men's Cnpeice Planters. .13
= 0 retoria, . .28
= O tflflf‘fi Pills, .1’
Atwood’s Bitters, .18
a: a. 111mm Microbe Killer, qte., x. .711
' > Baiam’s Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 8.50
‘ a Yankee Lung Soother, .10
n: ""'-' ... -, ,
._... 1n lieu. ll. Sill son s
O 2 '
(a C6 H; Drug Store,
‘ c:
I” a:
, I—
D
g
en
All of the finest grades.
NASH 81 VANSCOY,
Cor. North Nain and West Streets, L
CONN.
Li
I
11st 11111031111 or 1111111
,eru. (‘I1nrlesL‘ole. Dr. and Mrs. C.
’Boutwoll and 111111, Dr. and Mr». Barry
711ml Mrs. Fred Mills. Mrs. W. H. Smith.
} nary of his birth.
‘ Rownytou were invited.
ibuilding 11 111111'piuzrnund walk at his
L (lmrgo Raymond‘s houses.
intoxir-utml 11nd abusing his wifo.
' men, :1f1111i11gol’f of 3011 from last year
L ban. lhr-distinrzulshcd Belgian statesman.
‘ died in Brussels.
L San Francisco, Cincinnati and (‘blcsgr
111011 trounce 11111111.
Captain lowland. ll Nmylsn. Surprised by a
Large Psrty oi his Friendhllolngs oi the
Day in Dorian and Norolon.
1101111111111.
A large number of his friends from
this place and South Norwalk. surprised
Captain H. Rmvland, hint anday
night. at his borne on Prospect Heights.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. R. A
Baldwin, Mr. and Mr». Lucien Boutou.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l’. Morgan, Mr. and
F.
Sharer, Mr. and Mrs. G. 1“. Waters. Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Mills and daughter, MP.
Mrs. E. H. Torriliuson. Mrs. Julia Guy.
lord. Mrs. Eben Marsh. Mrs. Boll Mrs.
J A. Scoliold. Mrs. Sarah Beers. Miss
Fannie Purineh-e, and H H. Edgertoii,
of Drinbury. The host was puiseuted
with 11 handsome etching.
Edward Lurlrignn and E. W. Godfrey
are among our residents who have had
\IIIlliIbll' dogs poisoned recently. An
rili'ortis being made to liud out who is
doing the poisoning.
T. l'luphmt. formerly of this place.
celebrated New Year's day, the uunivr-n
Several friends from
Mrs. T. Euphrnt. of New York, hue.
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. '1‘. Roy.
1111 md. :11 Tire Maples.
Sylvester Remington, 11l' Brooksido. is
u'sideucv.
Mr. Tuck hue 1111111111 into 11111111!
DANIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs..\lnr1,"11r1-r Kelly. rim-stud Wed.
overlay night for selling intoxicating
liquors without :1 lir'r-ns‘v. is out 1111 *2“)
bonds, furnished by l’. Hriiir'nhrin. of
Stamford. The rut-11' will be ian to.
tuorrow before .lustir-r- \Villtnott. and
the seizure case will l'rililt' 1111 Saturday.
the Ilth inst.
.luhu Hogan. 11 I):ll'Il'll 1111111. Went to
Htmnl'onl \Vrdnrwluy 11nd Iii-1111111- 111'-
rflmintod with Thomas and Jeremiah.
Ill \vmiding his wuy hrnur-wurd he fell
asleep upon the railroad tniok.whor1'.
fortunately for him. hv‘wus found by
some men lwforr' the arrival of :1 train.
Thr- riirirn‘ugi- of (ll-1 1rg1~ Stark to Miss
Maria HOWUTL will be perfomiod by tho
RI'V. Louis Front-h. Tuesday tIfIi‘YlllXill.
January ith. at the parsonage,
lvuulirm (21:110. Knights of tho liolrh-ri
Bugle. will irrsiull (illlr’ri‘a‘ twilight. Ills—
irir-t Deputy Betti: will perform the core-
1111111}:
Frml I"nrv.~tr-1‘.1111 r-xtru signal tower
1111111. was unveil-d lust night for being
The tire meeting will be hold in the
T1 111'11 Hull, Thursday night.
A 51111 was born yesterday :lflt‘flltXIII to
Mr. :1an Mrs. Josoph Bull's.
W: iltm 51111111013 of Moridon. is horm-
1111 11 11111 \1’1-1' '~1 .fil‘urlough.
lhv public schools will reopen Mon-
day morning.
Miss Ellie \‘I'm'rl is visiting friends in
Southport.
What the State Militia Costs.
Adjutant Geuorul Charles P. (irnhmu
Ilth" sulnnittod bisnnnuul report toGovr-r-
uor Collin. The National Guard 111111-
sists of 11172 officers and 2,5173 enlisted
when the total was 2.373. There are
108,01” 1111111 in tin-«11.1.,- of military ago.
eighteen to forty-live. of which number
“H.155 are liable to irrilitru'y duty and
111.:151111141111- thr- niilitury couunututimi
tax of all”! each por your. The total but.
utter deducting the rebate of lb per
1'1'11t.’. will be $1411.91“. Thr- r-xpmm-s of
lllt'NlItiOllitl (inurdafor the post your
were $150,878, of which *iiiéliili was for
pay of troops and 1313.336 for subsistuuoo.
The salaries of thomilitury civil officers
11111113.”.898. Tho quurtoriu‘uster gen-
111111 spout 830.71%, for military equip-
ment. rout of zmnoric-s. 011-.
Executions Against n‘CoasznInIt-ny.
Pmrsi'rr11n.Pn.. Jun. 11.—Executions
aggreghting nearly 350,000 have been II-
sued against the Chamberlain Coal com-
pany of this place by i). H. Wells. trustee
for the Traders and harmers' National
bank of Scranton, Pa. and other credit-
111:1
CONDENSE D DISPATCHES.
M. Herbert Joseph Walther Friars-0r-
Albert W. Woodley was hanged nt Pitts-
burg for the murder of Mrs Jennie Bu-
chanan in Allegheny City on his] 9, 111111
The five members of the Yehuda broth-
erhood, recently convicted of counterfeit
lug in Philadelphia. were each sentenced
to five years imprisonment and to pay a
flue of 31,000.
The inauguration of Frederick T.
Greeuhnlge as governor of; Massachusetts
for the third term and of Roger Wolcott
as lieutenant governor lortho fourth term
took place at the statehoose in Boston.
The fiverities 0f Vow York, St. Louis.
have filed applications with the nationr
Democratic committee lor designation 11
the place at holding the national conven ,
tion
In. 00, I3. 00.
' MEN’S
Lot 7233, 311.00
Lot 1009, 12.00
Lot .1015, 12.00
1.017315, 12.00
Lot 7255, 1.1.00 .
[.01 402.1, 14.00
Lin .1005, 14.00
Lot .1021), 1.1.00
Lot 4003. 15.00
Lot .1004, 15.00
Lot 7183, 15.011
Lot 4000, 15.00
Lot .1020, 1(1 00
Lot .1030, 16 00
AT LESS THAN COST.
We l1 ave to start the sale Fll‘TY- PM" E “EN 5 Sl' ll‘~‘1 .‘il‘ 111100, reduced from 1510. 00 and 1412.00. 0in IxCUXlS A'l 86320, 7.60. 8. on,
Some that were 115 high as 11125 00 11011 sellin for HAL! PRICE. Remember our lusi 11 inim' ., sale.
1 \111111' waited 1110 long until the best iarguius were sold.
Don! do it again.
CLOSING OUT PRICES.
SUITS.
Now $17.00.
Now 8.00.
\11\\' 3,1111,
Now 3.17111
NOW 3.7;.
\‘1111' 5.75.
\LUW 11,111).
NIIIV 1101).
NOW 11.75.
.\:11\1' 11.75.
.\011' 1).75.
Now 0.75.
Vow 10. so.
\1111 10 5o
OVERCOAT$~ .
.1 Lot 2;_‘,,1~'7,5o Now $5.50
Lot 7211;, 11.00 Now 7.00
1.111 72115, 11.01» Now 7.00
Lot 7113 11.011 Now ii. 511
I101 7l50, ILCHJ NHL" 3. 50
L111 7:110, 1.1.011 V1111 10. 011
Lot 7:01, 1.1.01» Now 10.00 1
L111 .1013, 18.011 Now 1.1.00
[.111 .1014, 20.00 Now 12.00
Lot .1035, 20.00 Now 13.011
l.1.1l mm, 311.1111 Now 13.511
[411.1017 211.1111 :5 Now13.511
l.11t 4113.1, :1 .(111 .\1111 14.011
l 01 111‘,“ -8011 Now 1800
W. A. BENEDICT 81 COMPANY,
19 Main Street, Noru‘ralk.
ST. LOUIS DISASTER.
three lien Killed and Many Injured by a-
Explosion.
ST. hours, Jan. :1 --'i‘hree persons were
killed, two fatally injured. four more are
missing. and iii received injuries more or
less serious as the result of an explosion
that occurred at 009 North Second street.
Everybody for blocks around Second.
Third. Locust and Olive streets was star-
tled by '11 series of three explosions that
demolished the building at 309 Second
street, in which it occurred. badly damna-
lng adjoining structures and shattering
thousands of panes of glass in the vicini-
ty. The building, which is occupied by
the Anchor Peanut company and H. B.
(lrubb. agent of Ditwiller 811 Street of
Greenfield, N. J.. was set on lire in some
manner. The llamas. which started on
the first floor, communicated to a quanti-
ty of fireworks on the second floor. owned
by liruhb. These exploded with terrific
forr'u. throwing burning brands. bricks
and debris in every direction. The con.
cussion hnd rent the partitions to the
south of the Lovisou A' Blythe lilur'ilago
and ink Manufacturing company and the
Excelsior Wire and Iron Manufacturing
company. adjoining on the north. and tho
llamas soon communicated to those two
buildings. in which a considerable n11111~
her of men and boys were at Work.
A loss of at lerLst “011,000 resulted to
the buildings and their contents, which
were destroyed by the explosion or dhm~
aged by fire or water. This is frilly mv-
erod by insurance.
The following are the killed: Albert
Mi'lller, laborer. Exr'olsior Iron and wire
Works; Frank Niel1a11rt,porter for Levi
son at lilytholcnrupnny. and P1111] llnript-
nor, laborer, Excelsior iron and wire
works.
The missing. buried under the burning
debris. are Norman Arthur. foreman, Ex-
celsior iron and wire works: 1.. A. Lay.
shipping clerk. Excelsior iron and trim
works; Charles Axon. tenmster. Pineal.
slur iron and wire works. 11an Joseph
(,‘avoreck. .
Tho fatally injured are Alnys Schnold.
need if), and Charles Eunice. letter car-
rier. iloth are internally injured,
Thirty one others were more or less so»
riously injured by falling glass.
THEY DON’ T AGREEL
Dr. Talmage and Assistant Pastor Allen
hitter About I’ve-aching the Gospel.
WA'~ill)IiiTOX. Jan. 3. —l)lscord has
arisen in the First Presbyterian rhurrh
of Washingtou between the Rev “l'. lie
Witt Talmnge and the assistant pastor,
the Rev. Adolos Allen. over whicha spe<
olal meeting of the Washington proshy-
tely will be called.
When. Dr Talninge came to the church
recently. it was arraiigedvthat he should
preach on Sunday evenings. while Dr.
Sunderland, with whom he was made no .
pastor. should alternate in the pulpit on
Sunday mornings with Allen the assist
ant pastor
The church has been crowded on Sun-
day evenings since Dr. Trilmage began to
preach. and there is a demand that he
should hold the pulpit twice on Suudnya
Oflers have come from other churches for
Dr. Talmage‘s services on Sunday morn—
ings. He has announced to the elders that
he desires to preach twico 011 each firm
day. that he is able to do so and that the
request for his preaching seems 11 mm l-
dontlnl call. The elders seem to have the
same opinion.
Mr. Allen. howovr-r, stands upon his
'lghts. which nro dellneri by the contract?
1nd by church polity, and declines to
ricld the pulpit. (701181 quently the pres-
yytory ‘will be called upon to decide the
irreslion
SHE WILL MARRY AGAIN
tlra. Alva Vanderbilt Will Soon Be “'06-
tied to Oliver Bolmonh
New Yona, .len. :i—lilrs Alva S. V1111—
derbllt has announced to her friends that
shels engaged to be married to Oliver
Belmont.
Mrs. \iillio K. as Mrs. Vanderbilt is
known in society. is the divorced wife of
William Kissanl Vanderbilt She Is the
mother of the Duchess of Marlborough-—
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt—whose mnr’
ringn last autumn was the crown and
most precious jewel in her mother's so—
cial career.
Oliver Iielnmnt is the son of the late
August Belmont. He is himself odlvorced
man. his first wife. buying married nanin
It is quite certain that the Wedding
will take place soon.
01;. Killed and the Other Injured.
Prrrt.\nr1.1-rrr.1. inn. :1.-—.lames Alon.
roe. aged Ill years. of 27311 West ilnn H1111
dred and Forty—second street. New York.
and Thomas Young of Tuxedo. N. i'..
were struck y a train at the North Prnn
inaction o the Pennsylvania railroad
Young was instantly kll and Monroe
aerated Injurlee which will mult in his
alt ,
A.- ......-...4. .
Bucldin's Arnica Salve.
The best solve. in tin-world lorurts,
bruise , ooreu,r1lsers. soltrheum. lever
sores, teller. chapped lmuds. r-billylnins.
torus. urillnll skin eruption-r. 111111 111ml»
tlvely cures piles, or no pay required. It
I11 guaranteed 1') give period 1111141; 11 lion
or money refunded. l'rice ‘3?» mill-1 prr
box. For sale by (E. l'. Stillson .11111 i. . l’
“3-1-11.
()noMiuutc Cough l'iire is 11 popular
remedy for crouu. Safe for rrhildrr-n and
adults. I1]. I’. \Veed A: ll. 1'. Hiillsnri
Fairlielrl tcunly National Bank.
43 Wall 8treet,llorwall1, llonn.
INCORPORATED. It'll. CAPITAL 83W."Il)0.
EDWIN 0. KFTELWR. President.
llAVlIlH.1\lll.L.l~‘.ll. Virt- -I’residenl.
Tu. L'- GREEN, tumbler.
DIRECTORS
Fours (l. Kn:1.1:1:. Monti ll. “11111.11.
DA\ 111 ii \lrr 1 A 1.-\ .l. Alumni,
P‘. 8‘1 lounlm 111111110. T 11120111111 11 l-.. 5111111.
liut‘.:1111. l‘11.1s.l-"iirr~1111\1.
A01 111111111 of Manufm lllf‘l' r-1, \ferr hunts and
ludiv ldusls Sollr itol.
s‘afn Deposit Boxes Free to lli'posiloi‘p
4'1"; 971 y
ldo not Want the Earth
with :1 fern-1' around it
but will be thankful for a small
share of Public Patronage in
Butter,0heese,Eggs
Lard, Pickles,
ctrn,11t'l'l11' .\'E\\' STORE.
l25 Washington St.,
a. A. VICKERS.
lllfilf
J
w. RAYMOND.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
All!) EMBALMER.
03 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, MAHACKEALIO HOTEL.
m7 ivr
. ~-.:
f
D.
Nice to Take—4
Children like
to Cure their
Coughs and
Colds.
it'
usE
’ 'WILLIANS'
NEW ENGLAND
llllllGH. REMEDY
WILLIAMS & CARI-ETC” CO.‘
marrow. or.
Physician for Women!
~4ooA———~
MRS. llll. ii. A. GUIIFJRD.
Can be Consulted at her 11mm
342 Broad St . tridgeport, ileum.
from his. 01.107 p. to. any day 12111-1 t sundry
The Doctor I11 a re. 11‘ or pl1vsl-.ian or d for
the [1,1111 ulnevwn yous has made 1111111"
EASAHM WOlihNn Henri-1m. l. .1 'n- so!
fH'lliL' from «111 111111011111 111111111111 11.119,“
can consult llr. null turn in 1hr x-irlr- luv 1 n-
rlnenre. with the assuraree m remit—ins
the 11111-1 skilllul and soim' i'b- 1 11111111111
known to rimrirrn 111 on) 11rd rtnr‘ir‘ine
Home care with nurse lur1'-t11-1l at: v VF1;':lr
3L Tum-1 "flv'lrl‘eaiv All letters prornpu,
treplled to. Inclunu stamp. nviilotf.
_ laulies' Cloth Top Show. something line.
Children's Shoes in an endless variety.
EAll AND '42 WALL STREET.
Sentinel Building, 50. Norwalk.
W- .. ”-m...
if You Wear Shoes,
If You Buy Shoes,
Then Read this Ad. Very Carefully.
513.511 to $5.31)
$41.51) to $5.011
$73.00 to $5.00
$11.50
$3.511
’ $2.00 and $3.01)
Men's Enamel Invisible l'ork Sololh'hom, 5
Men‘s llenvy Russia (‘11lf:iloublo Sole Shook,
Men's f‘ulf Invisible (fork Solo Show.
Ladies' Invisible l'oi'k Sole Shoes.
Ladies” (full Double Sole Shoes. button and lace,
The largest line of Thulios‘ 11nd llents' Slippers uvrr Liiowii in 1011'11. from 501! to $9.0“
A GOOD CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Rubber Goods
" J." '15.“ of all the best. makes. 11nd fre~l1 from the factory :11 cost.
~
M. H.GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
NORWALK.
Everybody’s Shoes Shiner! Free of Charge.
-\
lllrl and Reliable llaily Direct Freight Line
—BETWEEN—
New Yul, $11111 Norwallr 11111 Norwall
—THE PROPELLERS—
11111 11 1111111111, Eagle 1111 Vulcan
Will leave Pier;23. E. IL. lleekman street. New York, at 5 p. in.
Leave Norwalk. 5 p. m : South Norwalk. 6 p.'m.
Freight Received from 7 a. m. to" 1 [1. n1.
U [100 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 boats of this
line on account of the owners thereof.
scHAUB’S MARKET,
Elli-Washington Sireei. South llcrwallr.
11111111111111: run rust-cuss "11:111.
Native Beef ' Cash Prices.
Porter House Steal; lilo Bologna 101'.
Sirloin Steak _’ be Fresh 111111 Pickled Tripe Ht:
llound Steak :30 Head Cheese ‘ llir:
Shoulder Steak , ‘ . :11- Liver “‘urst 1111'
Prime Roast lilo and the Hams.’ sugar cured 101:
llib Roast. ' 81: Shoulder Tc
Pork Chops "' 3 lb. Lnrd 13510 )
Sausage, Sperry & Barnes Pickled Tongues 15:12 ‘
Legm \Iutton Smoked Tongues lSc
MuttomChop s Sauerkraut L 101:,
Fresh Ground Hours for Chickens
Fore Quarter Mutton .
Ellery Tuesday laud Friday
Fruukfurters
other lluis in the Same Proportions. All this at Poultry at
the lowest Possible Prices.
1110
nil
JACOB SCHAUB. PROPRIETOR.
02th.}.
”N.
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Norwalk Chronicler