, night at 7:110 o'clock. in the Sunday
p
5 afternoon, was largely attended. Mr.
Humistou's selections were admirably
rendered and liberally cneored. The
samples of milk recently taken by In-
Stuart. who was arrested a it 11' days
~.very interesting talk.
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l'llE lllSlllIllGHMYllllllll
lEllSE PARAGRAHIS.
M Mounts Comm cimul Emu
Bum FM to My: and am”
11 11111 11111111 con-111111111 cm».
Our Brothent' Lodge, 1. O. U. l"., will
inotall its newly elected oliioeru tonight
I
Raymond Bmthern are dim-bargingn
cargo of .500 tons of coal at Wil'ton
Point.
Special Uitlcer Allen renamed bio
duties at the dorm, thin morning. after
a few days-1‘ absence.
The choir of the Knight l'ltroet African
Methodist Episcopal church will give an
entertainment in Bridgerxm..lannary 25.
Rev. l". W. Norris oliiriiited at the
funeral of May Morton, yesterday. The
burial was in Union cemetery, Kor-
walk.
.\ira. Swan E. Mather hint leased the
American House on Main street, Nor-
walk, and will conduct it as a luau-ding
house.
-—-(.'. H. Harvey is offering a v 1ry
handsmne picture to the customer malt-
ing the biggest purchase of footwear
today. , . I
The King's Daughters of Trinity
church will hold a business meeting to-
sehool room. _.
Prof. W. I i. Nowell will hold his i11-
i'ormal reception Wednesulay night. in
.\l-ion Hall. Purdy and anman will
furnish music.
Next- week Monday the January meet-
ing of the Fairfield County Clerical 1111'.-
s1x'i11tion will be held in ('hrist elmrcle
Bridgemrt.
Druggist Vogcl. who tested the
spectm' Hunt, reports that fifteen out of
eighteen samples were up to the stand-
ard.
Mrs. James W. Hoyt. of South Main
street, is slowly improving from a
month's severe illness of pleura-pneu-
monia. '
Willie Fell. employedby the New
York and Eastern News company. found.
a lady's gold 1'1-.1111. htid fob m the
depot platform this morning about-1 7:38
and turned it over to Station Master i".
E. Raymond.
Mamie Stuart. daughter of Helen
ago for creating a breach of the peace in
Selectman Holly's office. in Stand'ord,
was taken to the temporary home for
children in Not-walk, Saturday. Dr. II. '
E.Bo1vell will examine Mrs. Stuart as
to her sanity.
The railroad bridge at Spring street is
about completed, and the bent.» arc lv1---
ing removed.
removal of the beats under the. W-‘anh
ington street bridge. will be eommenced-
this week. Had the weather continued
warm the block pavement would have
been laid.
and the
A. R.. will.
Douglas Fowler Post
Woman's Relief Corps, (.1.
hold a joint installation of officers 111-;
night. The Post otiicors will be install-
ed by Senior Commander I’m-deficit
Keating, anti the Corps oflieers by the
past presid1'1nt. Mrs. Fannie-J. J1 1yee.
The. organ recital in the S1111:l1 Norj
walk (It11'1gr1'gational church. Saturday
soloist was Frank Conmock. who was
in excellent voice. and charmed his
auditors. His selection was Mendels-
sohn's aria from St. Paul; "0 (11111 Have
Mercy." Beginning next Saturday
afternoo- the re 'itals will commence .at
4 o'elmk.Admissi11n is, free.
The. Y. M. ('. A. song service in the
1Sprwalk Qpera House. yesterday after-
noon. was very largely attended. It
was one of the most interesting meet-
ings held in some time. The Mc ndcls-
sohn quartette 111mpo§ed of Miss Louise
A'nendroth. Mrs. J. W. Collins. W. ,
Leland and Richard .\beudroth, render;
ed seveml beautiful selections. each one
beiug, illustrated by a large stereorpticou.
An illustrated solo. "The. Better Laud."
was also sung: by Miss Abcndroth. D.
E. Disbmw was 111-1'o111panist. Secre-
tary J. H. Jack-1111 gave 11 brief. but
A similar service
will be held next Sunday.
1
16 lime“
. home, 3 Burbank street.
’11f1r1ain11'as destroyed.
’1-1'ening of song in
llrl. Mary E. Helmet. of Orchard
out-ct, in quite nick.
.__..,___.......
-Bny Mend-1 chocolates. the fluent in
the cities, 6013 per box.
”-'....
The\ ..M (l. A. entertainment will
take place next week Monday night.
John l‘ullen. 11f Coliiiocticut avenue.
in building 11 new born on his pr1-1ni11es.
('harles Von dcr Linden. formerly 11f
the Norwalk Wine company. has moved
to Bridgeport. _
The regular meeting 11f Colfax En-
campment will be held tonight. The
tinit degree will be conferred 11nd 1'1itieer1-1
installed. _
Rt R.-1...lol1n Willi11n1d,bi.~1hopof
Connecticut. will visit (trace church
next t-lunday morning, and confirm a
large class.
An athletiecai1test between Danbnry
and Norwalk teams will take place in
the Norwalk Y. Q]. (9. A. gymnasium,
t unorrow night.
.l11lm(.‘atlill' and James A. Slough
were arrested l11.-t flatnnlay fordrunken-
ness.11ndJudtre Frost lined each $111,
which was paid.
Sena-11111- set fire to the fields in the
vicinity of Garner street. yesterday. and
, the grass all 11111111,: the hill and rocks
burned vigorously for several hours.
Noonday prayer auctions will beheld
this “‘1'1'k from 1'! to 12:11) o'clock. in
tin-Y. .\l. (‘. A. parlors. All young
men are cordially invited to be present.
“11 account of the. cold. today. the
Norwalk Street Railway company put
on all its extra men and worked them
on short tricks. Hot 1'11ll'1'1i11'assz'r1'1-1l
between tlmcs.
Another" sparring exhibition will be
given in the Norwalk llpcra lb "131', Jan-
nary "l. D1111 ()‘Keefc aml Billy Ernst
art book ed 111... 1in for thcla~t bout 11fth1-
evening.
Mrs. Caroline Angeli, aged sixty-lin-
years, dicd Friday afternoon, at her
The remains
were sent to Putnam. (3111111.. on the 152152
train this morning.
South Norwalk has taken a pin-gow-
sivc step in tho- oi'gani'xation of :1 public
iinpr111'c1111-nt society which it is hoped
will ho to the city all that. its namc i111~
plic~'.-—(folnnr-rclnl I’m-11rd. ,
The annual meeting of the South
Norwalk Atthletic elubwill be held Tues-
day evening. .\ri business of unusual
importance is to be transacted. the club
'.1'ifihe: every member to be present.
The Mining: from the (‘th‘mt‘ cold
l1111t.~«11,1l1'lnt11the \11'11111 11'1lting-r11111n11t‘
'tlu-dep11t.1'.1us1-1l a weary lady to faint
mine this morning. In. A111 11 1111s
stnmnonr d. and she rt-eoverml sufficient-
ly to take 1111- ~ ‘1’:‘."1 t1': 1i11.
.\Irs. \Vllliam R. \Villcll'i. 5': «or of
(.lolonel linsaoll Frost. with her husband
and daughter. from Skcnactlos
on the st1am~l1ip l‘nldn. S: 1tnrd111
y1 cars in I'.Iu1'op' (,
flu in 11li'.
A large barn 11\1’11-'1l by .\nen‘tm
Ye
13611
Rev. A H Wyatt {notched la Cran- l
bury rent-1111132
The monthly meeting of the Commute l
Garagerbuud will be held tonight. i
Principal William E. Smith, of Fair .
lleld. was home 011 11 visit over Sunday. 3
l
Rev. Dr. Howard pi'eachod in tho Con-f
gregati11nalehnr1-h in Ridgetleld yeutcr-
day
John Palmer 11:11 left the employ ofl
(' H. Harvey. 111db1worl1ingmLoans-
b ary ’11 inc tury.
. .
The annual meetintrof the Norwnlk
(folnm-xational 1l1ur1'h will be held;
'l‘burnday evening. '
1
The Bills Munich] club will meet a»:
night with Mr. 11nd Mrs. John Ttyon, of g
ltiveroide arcane. East N1 11'walk. 1
'l‘ln- Norwalk (‘11111r1-d Social club will ;
hold ita mun-ting for the election of oill»
1~1-r.~1. tonight. :11 111 Water street, .\‘11r-
walk. e
(‘harlcs Flnll'fi hon-11' took flight at 11
trolley car 1111 Wall strcet. this morning.
11111lwr1-ck1-d11111' of the 1vl1e1-ls'of his
wagon.
The annual meeting of the Lillllt'a'
asszu'iation, of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church, will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 1:11'1'I11ck at the chapel.
0111- of the 111-1-tric limit wires was
don 11 on Wed llH‘lllil', ue11rl)r.\\'.l".;
.'\111111 11 1'1-sid1-111-1-.tl1is 11111rni11g. It 11' 11-2
repaired by the company '11 lin1 1111-11.
1
The .\ri11n Singing lec 1y will hold'
an invitation amiable in the hall nextl
Monday night. The annual 1111111que1a1l1- ;
ball will probably be held l"1-brluu'y ill.
The tl1r-'-'r111111n1t11 at 1'. J lint-1' fl'nl-
1111119 b111111' 1.1-1'11111 811M11111ktbi5n111r11-
At midnight it was IL” l1-low the;
cipher.
llatry “'11-l1's.son of William
\V1-1l1~.11l' South horw; 11k. 1131.1 rc lea.» d
from the rct'11'1'1111 1t111'y at White Plains
111st . .1t11rd11y. 'I he affairs at llll' insti-z
tntion 11r1-t11b1- tin-roughly investigatmL:
Tho-y had :1 livcly time at the First
Baptist church ymlcrdny. lt mats the;
11cc:L~i111111f the forum! opening 111‘ :1
.crics of 1'1-1viv ll .~--rvi1'1-.'1111d the hon-1'1
\1'11-1 filled with 11 large and very 11ppr1-1-i-I
:ti1c 11111li1- -111'1- at all the whim-1', .\It
Robbins speaks toniuht upon the sub 1
j1-ci of “A I)1"'11n11n1-1 :1 R1 minisc cum-.'.
I11 the (VHF 1:f.~'tat1- against i’a'la 'i‘ip-
peman. 1-11111'1111111111‘1111 charging the dc
i'1-n1lant with obtaining moncy under
falc [ll‘t‘ll‘lll"'.~'.:lll adjuzn'tnncnt \1'::.~'l1.11l
l11-1'11111c of the mistake 11f the 1l1'ff'llll~
ant's 1'1111:1~1-l in thc mum-of the partyl
1'11111plai11i11;,:. Then- not ln-ing'snflicient .
time to linir-h the case today. .'lfl"'l'll'.1"
111i~takc was discovered. it was :11'lj1'1nrn- 1
ml until .\londv)‘, the filth :11 9
o’clock :1. 111.
l
- 1
l!!‘~l..
sailull
The popular sing-1111: 1 loss 1"11111111'1-11'1-s
[in the lr-ctnre mum of thc Nurwvlk
1 \l1tl1odi.~t 1l11111l1 1111 \l1-1l111ml11v11'1-n
It i, expected that ”‘1 , nun-ning, foi a residence of two 111 tlirecz.
dono-l Frost 111111"
i111:.i.1:1u:-1'_v h. :11 .111.111l..'1'I-11 low
prin- for course ticket-3 $2. the
{1'1-anal location 111' the church.
'nnd the >11p1't'i11r ability of Prof. Jcp.~'1‘11_1
Rt'ynullk. 1'11! North sll’t‘cl, f1 villi lull-'5 1111.1l1'1' thi,1 :111 1-11'1'pll1111allt‘ 1'111'111'11l1l1'11'p-
11111'111 of Greenwich. wasbumcd'at
1‘1'1-1111'l-r Friday morning.
3 ' nurtunitv for 1h:- 1'1111111: and old .1fI‘1'111'-
,. . . .
'l'Wf'lW "IMF. l walk and ncighbm'mg towns to study
t11'1-nty-s1-vcn pigs and :1 largequanitv 1111151.;
tin 1:1?le at b11111~ in tin-1111111 1.
The snnnnary 11f.:h1' ( 111111111'rci‘1’1l R1-
lt was 1111c 11f‘
1-11r1lt'11rtn1' c111'1'1'nt 11'1-1-l.' 11'1-1lit~' Eor- '-
walk with 1-l1-v1-n real 1
11111rtg11g1> :1: nount int: 111 511.1171.
amount1 11 to 133.9 10.
Adams Brother! horse. 11111 sari-tied
with furnishing: the newspapers with an
item by running away Saturday morn-
ing. againdistintznishcd himself" Sauna
day night by l11'caki11g loose from a
hitching post in South Norwalk and
running uptown. win-re he was captured-
by ()tiicer .‘Iltl'l'llllllwl'. No damage 1'1--
g suited. ' ‘
"' anvalk .‘1I1-tli11tlist-—Mon1l:1y evening.
7 (flit-lock. l'l;l§< in licrnntnzh o'clmtk.
the audience rmm.
ledby David ‘1'l1yt1- and his donuhi-r.
'lTucsday 1~v1~ni111:.i o'clock, gathering
of the Sunday school Workers for prayer
in the lecture-rowan same hour, class
in bookkeeping at the parsonage. \‘1'1-11-
nesday evening“. 1 11'1'l1v'k. singing 1la.~.~'.
iedby l’rof..T1-11.~'11n; >111'1'lock. service of
Thuriday evening. l:l-'1 o'clock.
:jubject, "The
Mist I’salm.
prayer.
gent-r111 prayer 1111-1-ting.
Families “four t'hurch,"
Friday evening. 7le o'clock. men's
rim-ting. Sermon by pastor 111 inch
only.
"Indochina originally
low by the Cleveland
levelaad S
BAKING Powmsk.
_Cicrelar1i Brothers. Albany. N. Y .
mg Powder Company haw Yuri:
has been used by American housewives for twenty- -efiv
years. and those who have used it longest praise it 1110 1;.
Wins. Museum ammo Bang-1.1111110131111111. ,
111111i1'1 :1111lc1.t
'~'l.' ltc ~1 lit .«1 .1111l‘ "
1il11'.131r11111.11'.111 r1'b111i51' lane .11. l' y.
1"“ i..' 1'1 {1'1-t ll i1. 1 in ~ 1: ti! pin. ‘.111l- ly 11nd will I111
the ('Itm'etmllllin" week last war the thol.1ll1.~' 11: -111 l111'1111,:1'1-,1.'
l 1 . 1
sales numbered four and the 1111111,.{111-1-s ' "3 "l" 4‘ l'" I" 5’ “l “l” ll” ~
;~':1n1l 111111 whom he I1. is bcfr'n-ndtd would
A Picturesque Congrnnmnn.
And so ('y r‘nilow. 1y has come. to con- ‘
3131‘“.
l' p in Mnmbeslr-r r, .\ . IL. ‘uhero loco-
.1111 print-1' arc 111.1111- Inside
”11 '
lIi~ l11'11rt ls
:1ndatl111n
rig-.1 in all their mini: 1 to save Mm from '
uil'lnirm. for 20 years the Manchester
people barn b1-1'n s11} lug tin-.1, someday (.'y
should go to cough-511.. So here he. is.
Well. in bi; yonzi;.:1-r 1l:;;'4 (Vy rather
wandered from the. path that led to the
church in which the 11-11.- 11f the family
worshiped. He had wild 111114 to sow, 11nd
loin-wed tin-111. While engaged in this
occupation lbo Fahation Army peoplo
".11111-11'111111'11. They held their meetings
111-111! the street 1'11r111-r.~'.11111l 111'1'1111r-11 they
gathered crowds. Thus it l1:111pcnctlll1at1 ..
one day the police11111111111111”; and arrested
their—carried 11!? lads and l:1~1.~1.~ to tho
dull-111 I1-111~:c. Thu: news of the urn-st. '
31111113111 (3y 1.; be 1.111 up in I1i1l1111'n of an
Alir'etand it 1'113hcr11111do hivbip heart feel
sad. Ilc wastrlt rx-lij:l1111.~‘. you know. but.
he had enough sympathy to (112:1! in all the .
World.
"It. dru-sn't seem to me to be quite,
rightflfl mused (.'y in his, quiet, honest ,
way. "These 11mph: have a; much right
111 worship 1:111! in their way 11,-; I 111111-111
1rt1r<hip him in mine. I think I will go
down 11:11! :-1'11 them." ,1
r'o down he went. 1' He told tbeui that '
he had some little ”reputation as 11 lawyer.
11111! if they wanted his services they were
welcome to all he could do. without money
out! without prlta'.’ 'I'ln'y listened. thank-
v-d him and then thanked find. singing the
“Bombay” M be w1-nt11'1'111'. "Curious. ;
11111-1”Ie,'.'1i1l ('5'111 himself as he moved
away. ”’l‘horc 1!! cy were-C as happy 11-. If
tin-1' h:.1l all h. 1'71 at home. They said
they warn in owl-"111 Ilia-St. l’anl. but they
knew that tl.c Lord would send his rue-1-
9-11151-1', Talk alrrnt faith '11: [smell They
bad111orv'f'1iliszizn I 111.111-1111 in Man-
1'.:1 hr in all tt-vl1-'1T.11l:1'.'.-!"
Thom;- .'. 1:111:11ing1'7;.'1'.'1111 true to his
1111111115» He went down to the police
court. made an cloqu'cnt Start-I1 11:11! bad
the Nonfiction of seeing: 1l11- ladi and
CURES CHAPPED H'flNDS.
lassit .1' walk 11111. of 1‘11an acquitted. Then
13y began to no to their tux-111111.”. Then
he was c1111'1'1'rt'1l. and ilnally. 11'. a visit.
1011 lit. by town In ‘I ,1. orbit-1'1 at. he met
a salvation Army captain, win 'is now his
wife.
That lathe story of Cy Suilawu', who ’
has come to mum-efi‘hshlngton Pout. l
F. D. LAWTON 81 CO.
to lbs. Oatmeal, 25c
10 Buckwheat, 251:
3 " Pail Cottolcne, 25c
5
J
u
Raisins, 25c
M
Prunes, 25c
F. D; LAW'I'ON 81 00., 22 South Main Street.
3 Pkgs. Mince Meat, :51:
3 lbs Cleaned Currants, 251:
z “ Apricots, 251:
3 Cans Pumpkin, :5c
.1 lbs Prunes, :01:
E DWAR D STREET.
Grand Clearing ['11 Sale of
Dry Goods
Fancy Goods, Etc.
d,.,,,.,.,,., 1141,, .1... 1 m...“ .11; fi'cistcr- .' Commencing Saturday janu. 1rv 41b, we
Clearing I p Sale. lie on hand and secure some
of the Bargains
"-lEdward Street, 5 Gazette Building,
NORWALK. CONN.
JACKSON’S PI'IOT()GRA [’[15
l Combine the LAIESI'I‘I'YLB All) "NIB”. Our aim 11-1 to give satisfaction to 0111' patrons.
and to furnleh them with the lineal pmlnctlona ol' the PHOTOGRAPH X0 ART.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
1
Over I". Moad'it Confectionery.)
, , - “"a‘lwl‘i‘kl.
ii“, N“ New York Market
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
No Sign of Fear
I11 ever exhibited on the countenance» of
ourpatr11ns~—they know by long experi-
ence that they are certain of prompl.cour-
teen: and constant attention. To the
rtrnngeris given a cordial invitation to
see now We treat 1-11-t1m1-1'11. He will tied
it dc Irable l11‘1'11'l 11:11it1"11{lcr1111ee hav-
ing 111111le11 pnr1'h1111eat. the
will inaugurate our Annual
J
——:=
53 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn
iShorty Sherwood, Hatter! "El-LIE 1111313131110“,
Occupiesa portion of FI.(111sow-1k'
l.-1l
More. cwuerof l'. all and “11111- $111
Norwaik. Call and race the Ian
«1
11 2:! ti l tire-1s I’ll West \venne.
Teacher of Plano.
Terms. Reasonable on Application. Ad-
11111; ."0 lim
styles in Hats, Capo, etc.
V
11.111111,
Druggist.
.
Ask your neiyhbra' what ll1'
thinks of
PLAISTED’S
cocoa
REMEDY?
fl.
Then
Follow
Good
Advice
111111
Use it!
Small bottles 2.31-
Large size 1301'.
.-
VIE SELL
IOO
Q u i n i n e
\ .
Pills
For 25 GentS!
.wvaao Ntozna'a 5.03.1.sw'1d mm:— .1.“
linililall 111111 11111111111111
1 (The System of Musical and You!
linslraelton lmlmted and l'alronlzvd
by the Pop-l Fatally. hobbit] 111111
Gentry of ”glam! 1
MIIS. [Mill IllXIlll.
I'npi' 1! "'1'? above ‘1 arid tam-"l N‘hMl r‘f
51111.11 2.11 .1“.:1.11-I'- 11' in-' r1..t-1m1. is 1.1111
| 111411" - 11'1111111-1'1111-11n ~111lu .VU'Vhtllt
.111'11111'11 111111 t1'1!1;11.11t 'l:t*1111~'l.hllrnm.h
itl~‘r111-'I~ bvll1i~11'1.pt11y11ro1:re«-.~ivoattti11..-
e-p. 1? ml raft-111 111 fllii‘ll'lil mlueu'll'u. Voters
1 :1 1-1! .111' :1 .-11'1- 11' lp 1{--1-t 111.1»1111'1'21111d,
lt-wlm: 1111:- 1' '1' 1:4..t. WP 111"; combined
'.11'311‘1'11111111-111; .'..111 , . 111.1% 1. h'11lll1'hlllll.
I’}‘ I ’1'» .1: r1111 :,11 '11‘1151111;'11l'1'1ll1y (his
1'1111.;¢ ~-'.'1-l1:11.
z-t. 17-..l1. -,~--1-.‘. prrrnlssl- :1) 1.1L”.
l11v.1nm..\l.lt.. ‘11111l,.‘\11ru4"w
1 1.12-11.lto1va,11111;.l11m-_-~ 1 .:::pt~31l, .\l. I!
11'," 1l...'-' ,11.rt.
Mi. 1»: all cominuaieatlouz. Box Ro‘
Wall-AZ. Lona. o'.‘l 5111
ll 1-
M111 Viv-l Pick '
0
I] O F()I{
Florida an'tlLtheSouth‘g
The can: 11111:.
I"11r1- t11".\li:1ntn :1'11l return. $31.
1.1! to January it). Mai.
l"flrt' to Jacksonville.
$121,311. 5
All tickets include meals and berth
while 1111 board of the steamer. For any -
information,ticki'tu, stateroom. etc.. inv
quire 11.
George F. Bearse. Agent. Gity
National 8111111.
or \V. l’. CLY DI". 8'; (30., General Agents,
5 Bowling Green, New York. d f
. ‘ lit
Limit
l"ln.. and return
___’ .mm-..
SINGING SCHOOL! 1
\t, Nornnlk Methodist hideout-all
than l1 la-glnning \\ 1-dn1-s1iay even-
ing at 1 o 'clock
PROF. "B. JEPSON,
11f .\'cw ll:1ve11.1n1eoftl:e 111-11 teat-l1-
1:1'~1 in the country will be lb.- 111
structor. Tickets for roar-.1: of ‘.‘0
lessons Sil-liniited to 53“”. They
can beprocured of Mr. E. II. More-
house, corner .\Ierwiu ain'l’l 11nd
“'ent. avenue. Mr. Victorl. Scllet'k.
at Norwalk Saviors Society. Mr. H.
; it. llnlc. nt Hale'n drug store. ntnl
Mia“. I’. Price. at. the National
Bank of .Vorwalk. d 262w,
1
' .\‘I'ZW LINE OF‘
BABY cARRIAGEs
Refrige'rators!
.\l '
Raymond 81 Sons,
Successors to lieu. II. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General
Funeral Directors.
06 and to Main Street. Norwalk
. Residence. 8 Berkeley Place.
Telephone, 774.
The Cold Weather '5.
Didn't come soon enough. Therefore a great
wt in the prices of
Men’s
Winter
Suits!
To $9.00, From SIB"; 00 to $20. 00!
HALF“ PRICE!
WORTH DOUBLE!
Many of them ware 313.110 and $20.011and every one of them
Cost more than 8111. on to manufacture which gives vou a slight idea of
the. value von are getting. All new and fashionable cut garment;
The fabrics comprise\\orste1ls(Casiun res 111111 C heviots, Blues Blacks
and i may Mixtures.
THERE IS A CHOICE. COME
STORES ()I’liN EVENINGS.
Not much of that
Medlicott and Gamel’s Hair
Underwear!
Left, but there may be just what you want.
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warm friends with it.
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Gomstock Brothers,
CLOTHING.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIG BUILDING!
South Norwalk. _ Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
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3 ~"" ' ' ; 5 lm your horses stomach. Dont CATTLE
, 4'" . ‘ , f11.1l him 11' 31‘ 1 oats that are mixed Chickens
i !.' " with dirty dial and foreign seeds, and
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: " ?' .Wltilluel T1HatCh,l BRANCH
7 ’ ,1. OFFICE
'; l5 Marshall Street. 50141111111151
3, THE LEADING ”VERY
' GRAIN DEALER.
BAKERY
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All Cakes, 80'. Per Dozen.
Fresh Made Candies
Always on Hand 3
BE'IN THE SWIM. AND GO‘ To MEAD’S.
"PERHAPS You DON'T:
But if you should want any
Watches. Jewelry: 111
or your \Vatchea, ‘Iocks and Jewelry ro-
paired and cleaned, call or 111-1111 at. once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
NOR WALK.
For Sale by
S. B. WILSON
BUILDER MID REAL
ESTATE AGENT.
1'1-.- WALL swam. XORWALK, c'r.
BIG SALE!
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Diamonds Silverware
(.II’ERA HOUSE BLOCK
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