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1‘1: ”11111111111" promise-K111 be part-
y with slowly rising tcmwratare,
m by increasing cluudtnn‘m 11nd
filth dangerous wimh nu thee ~11
7 Tomorrow it maniac-11.11 la:E
ll, “ll Ilurmv, with snow and 111-111-
7 ) «train and dangerous gains on the
, ' bemoilictor Ithird.
Militant. point of the tbcriiionietcr
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JIM l0: chairmen 19111111- zero.
Alumnae for
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“racial: and Italy.
Abynlnla {in the highlandtcountry of
mm Africa!“ Its population is be-
firm 4.000, 000 and 5,0111'1000. The
' lo nrenot negroes proper, but bo-
' g to various brown races that are
1,131 kindred to the Arabs. The only real un-
W in the country are the slaves.
Previous to 18$!) Italy had taken pos-
leqlon of a strip of country 011 the M»
. Ilene coast east of Abyssinia. The Ital-
in capital is the town of Massaua 11
l‘mlmr 111.
am "l
:10
l 111 ll: '31“
3 took ptrssession of two provinces north
, of Abyssinia, named Bogus and Koren.
All the resources at Italian diplomacy
mere employed to culti ate a friendship
With King Mcnclek II. She was success—
“!nl in her etforts and in 1889 assumed a
protectorate over Abyssinia itself, no.
body objecting again. But the lawless
fleas who inhabit Tigro. the
province of the kingdom, began
soon to plunder the industrious Italian
colonists in Bogus and Korea. The
Tigreans care nothing for protectoratcs,
treaties or common honesty. Then other
‘ . Abyssinians joined them in their devas-
.1 lotions. till the hostile forces now num-
ber some 100,000. It is in defending
their property and theircolonios that tho
. Italians have become involved in the
war with the rebellious subjects of Men—
‘ elek I] in the northern part of his king-
dam. Evidently Meuclck does not care a
straw whether the Tigrcans whip the
, Italians or not: in fact, he would like it
I little better if they would. In fighting
I the Tigreans the gallant command of
'. Major Tosseli, only 1,000 strong, fell
into the‘ ambniscade prepared by 271,000
Abyssiniaus and was massacred, leaving
only 800 alive.
._ Italy must now, of course. pursue this
War to the bitter end and punish the
bloody barbarians. It is unfortunate for
the accomplishment of her purpose that
Italy is such a poverty stricken nation.
English and American Alliance.
Lieutenant and Professor Tottcn, the
prophet and millennialist, who instructs
. ‘Yale students in rnathcnnithrs. llt'llt‘i't'n
V ' that England and tho Unitml Status
‘ should strike an alliance, niT1.-11.~i\'o:1nd
"defensive, against the world. One thing
1 is certain, if they should do this they
could rule tho world. Liltutrlmnt Tot-
ten says England canin't atl‘ord to 1‘11:le
at Venezuela out of ' 1111' from. door,
across 1116 Monroe (l1)c.‘1'inc,whilo .llt‘l‘
" backdoor is open 11117111111111 broodof
complications with 011111111111“... 1'11 liu:
rope. Asia and Africa. Neither can we,
saysPropbet Tuttcn, at‘i'ord strained rc-
lnlions with the mother country. 1h:
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writes t as in the New Haven Register:
HIT-
laift so isficd that Russia and her alli:
the ultimate fees of the whole 'l‘u-umuiv r:
7 and indirectly now, but directly t.'~1111.11'1'n'.v,
' when the 10111: delayed crisis. cumin-1. 1111:1th
ever 111' the eastern questiohr1tl'1-ctstlio mother
country of theAnglo-Saxon l'ranch thereof of:
facts all of her ofi'sbocts and threatens thoir
whole future. I do not know how many grasp
this. Surely more do now than when these
viewa were ridiculed a wool: of years ago, for
the effort at confederation has spread to all
Saxon quarters since then. and all will know
it when the crisis is on.'1'l11 refore to he tore
Warned. if only by 11 ft 11 notes, is to be some
. what forearmcd against what is written on
the horizon of our race.
Let England, therefore. arbitrate this miser-
‘ able little Venezuelan matter, the whole of it.
That will get it 051 her hands, and lot 1111 r
and us awaken to thefull gravity of our that.
am affairs. and let both, as the two nations of
destiny, begin to get. together upon a more
. lasting basis. In other words,lt1rmly advo
. onto an otfensive and dtf‘eusivr allian. o of tho
United States of America with (wreat Britain,
whatsoever that involves, looking toward tllli‘
preservation and dominance of Anglo-Saxon
interests for all future time.
1
The resolution of Mr. Sperry in the
house of representatives, dcclariiig that
immigration should be carefully looked
into, is to be commended.
" lion also includes a proposition ‘for the
institution of an inquiry whether it is
not time' to stop immigration tntirely.
The time has certainly come when we
should investigate much more closely
the character of the immigrants. With
the return; of prosperity foreigners will
land open our shores in larger numbers
‘ than ever. Europe continues recklessly
to overpopulate her own area with the
- scrufl of creation, trusting to the United
States to take it otf her hands. We
should refuse any longer to oblige her.
The lower in the scale an animal is, the
morearapidly does . it . propagate itself.
* This is as true of the human race as of
7 the ammbn or cockroach There may be
in the remote parts of this country—1m
‘7 ,_ whatparticnlar localities it would be in—
Nidious to specify—native Americans as
backward in civilized development as
same of the hordes who swarm from
' . Europe to our shores, but it will not:
help matters 111'" to let more of the same
kind in, It wiii need all our powers of
assimilation to make over thoimmi-
1' grants and their families that we have
alrel‘tdy with us. Let us keep future.
fihordes out.
‘ chance.
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do; i. 111 11-11:.
source of time, nobody objecting, Italy ,
‘Cll‘t‘
The. resold 511111.111." Those are regions i3whi1‘li log 1
may be nearat hand.
For a newborn! years 1111. mm,
9. human. an American 01’ 1111111111111»
lug turn of mind, tried to discover:
way of making diamonds artificially?
He did not and it. but in his arch be?
discovered something which 1v ll maka’
biti’mpcrhaps as rich as artificialdla-
moods would have done. rich enough at.
any rate.
The substance he discovered wa :1 can
bomndurn. chemically a carbide of sili-
con, and so hard that it will even
wratch a diamond. The powder 111111111
from it is now, in fact. used tip- polish»
lug diamonds. Briefly the new sub-
stance is made by putting a mixture of
sand. salt, coke and sawdust into an
electrical furnace heated ton tremen-
dous temperature. The materials named
1 are allowed to melt and burn in the
then the mixture ,
furnace for 2-1 hours.
is left to cool.
exquisite shades of colors, ranging from
violet: to yellow. Electricity from the
great. plant at Niagara Falls new beats .
tho furnaces in which Mr. Acheson
makes several tens of carhcrandum
daily.
In the industrial and mechanical
, world this substance, crushed to powder,
takes the place of emery as a polishcr and
sharpener. Dentists have also found it
of great value in their work. What is
more, its crystals, being so haul and so
beautiful in color. will undoubtedly be
used as gems in iasinonable jewelry. A 1
carborundutu stone in a ring Will be
beautiful as a diamond.
The British Farm Laborer.
7 The naked savages in the interior of
f Africa undoubtedly have a much better
time of it than the British farm laborer.
The London (iraphic says,
admitted that the present state of farm.
hirings is about as Lad as it can be. ”
Formerly the. British farmer hired la-
borers by the year. 'lhcu he suffered by 1
having them hang on and eat their heads
oil in winter, when there was no work
for them to do. So this system was
changed, and the men were hired from
mouth to mouth, as is the custom in
America.
suffers,
Mlllt‘cl)’ better oil than 'lie was before.
Becausoof working icwcrmouths in the
year the hircling demands a larger
price for his services than he formerly 1
got. Especially in harvest his exaction: .
are so great that 111:; dillicult for the
farmer to 1111 at them. The bireltn 1 is a:- '
l.
improvidcut as an American negro slave
ot' the old regime. was.
drink which is the. curse of the working-
Hint of all countries.
nothing to do but for him to live on i
charity till farm work begins again. 7
The. fact that he thus docs: l11'c. 1:11 char:
it" and is not asl :lllitstl to do it, aide
lililli‘llillllllli}. '11 he. is, is the worst 1151111111
of 11111.: case. It shuns ho has no man-
hord. A 11111.1. 311111111111 ot‘ the {11111111111111
problem both 111 (4:11:11 llritaiu 111.11
.»\1111.11'1c:11'.i.‘l be to douse some. kind 111 3
Thu; i
agricultural 111111. for tl1o Winter.
111111 he done.
L1 11:11.11 has 11: 1d a fair ior starving
dons.
1t and 111111.: liberally that. the dirty,
dangerous mongtcls runniuo
loose on thcstrtcts 111i;.:ht 1111 led and
housed. .1
thing excited great interest. among the
fashionablo nobilily ol' l.lrit1'.~l1 life.
l‘h'at alone would be enough to make
New York society have a fair for starv-
,u},; dogs, if it had to crawl on its hands
.lllll lutocs_fr1'111,1 Harlem to tho Battery ‘
111 do it. Meanwhilethere. are thousands
of homeless and starving babies and
young children both in .'cw York and
London. Any one of the rich persons
1th patronized tho feta in aid of ca-
nines might. pay for the comfortable
bringing up and education of two or j
three. of these starving babies and never
miss the money. The Walls would be
rescued from death or livr's of crime
and made into good and happy men and
wont: 11 But no! Society weeps over
stoning dogs and lets starving babies
go to the dogs.
\011 the water in a fog there are what
known to navigators as "ghost
whistles cannot be 11:11:11.1, though they
11.111.11.10 reason
never yet ascertained there. are around
every vessel in a fog some of these. "ghost
S1lll|'t‘>‘.'” She may come in collision with .7
another ship or run upon rocks aiidfsliatl- 1,
lows whenever she eucrmnters an area of
this kind. Frank De la Torre of Balti- 1
more has invented a device which he calls
an oophono for detecting more delicate ‘
sounds than can be done by any trumpet 1',
at present in use. It has, so far its cx—1
pcrimontcd with, proved a success. If,
in addition, some adaptation of combined
compass, microphone and phonograph.
could be made, it. would be possible to.
detect exactly the direction of the sound'
The Way congressmen parcel out
members of committct-s belonging to
tho miiority, giving them exactly th.
numbci‘ of seats their party strengt
entitles them to, is a good, practica. '
illustration of the workings of proper-i:
tioual representation. , 1 l
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An American railway train again '
holds the world’s record for the long dis-
jtanco run by covering 440 miles at .1111;
Let “5 give the patties 3 average speed of 53}; miles an hour.
pint-pr}; r” "‘:
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Next l
When the furnace is .
opened. the pure carborundum appears. l
at the center of the mass in crystals of i
“11 must he ,
Now it is the Insurer who 1
and tho agriculturist himself is 1
111 a tow week:- .
he spends all his money, chiefly in the '
'l'hcn there In :
(1‘1'11111 lutds and l idles 1111111 1111.111 5
around 3
N11 doubt New York will have :
1111' next. since We are told that‘thn'
Oldest
And the Best
“in the 1" all of '03, 1111' son,
R. ll ltoI/IIbad .1l111'11cati1nn-
etc on his 11.11 l\. 'l u- dot-too
lam-col it but gave him 111111111.
11111111111. be1u1.tit
A Sarsapari illa
was then 1'11 ~11It1d to 11:!dll1111'e.
xzilt\\:1.111.l\\c1p1ill hziwuiuhml
tor. ’-I'l111c:1rl‘i-11:1l11l1;:l11tltui1'l\'~
Iv, and his lna‘tl: is 1111i per ”.111'
-1~il. N. litll 7,11 . t ‘|1;111111l.1i11. Vii.
T
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'Barsaparilla
lt Worlds Fair.
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Going to a New Field. l
Rev. Jeremiah llugnan, assista:1trcc-,
tor of St. Mary‘s parish, received notice
yesterday of his transfer from Norwalk
to St. Patrick's parish, New Haven
of which Rev. John Russell, 11 former
7 gilistor of St. Mary's. is 1'I-t'tot‘. Father
7 Duggmi will leave Norwalk t1'1111or'row.
rod The Sentinel joins with a host of
-1tl1cr friends in wishing him (hid speed
in his new field. ’l‘licchangc is in the
l 111' of promotion, and 11 ill to of gm an r
1.tl1a11r.11'c to Father Duggan than if 111
remained 111 Nonvalk.Fatl1cr Ilngtzan
1-111 111.111 who was generally likut by
: ’rotcstnuts as Well as Catholics, and
! villbc greatly missed in Norwalk.»
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It Meets His Approval.
; ltmgrcssmau Hill. oi N11111'alk..~'pcale
1 1111: of the proposed bond issue yesterday
i 11111'11i111:.s:1itl: "l believe in 111:1intain-
5 111: the credit of the nation at :1111' 1-1 M l
“to picsitlcnl' suction nicotsuiy 11isitiv11
111111)an. and I hill to 51111 how 111111111111,
'i 1 the face of his uuniistakablc policy,
invo douo 1.1tl1111'11'1's1'."
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May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
villi the agents of the celebrated llamr
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resent to our lady readers :11 11111' of ”wit
' my newest and clnpccsts patterns 11f
:mneuts. Full and explicit directions
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1:111:11111111'1111'111'11 this 511.1:11111. the 1-11.41
.'itb which it can lw laundered helm.
one of its 17.11111'11bb1 clinrat'te-t'istics.
"figuredchambz'ay in violet and moon
this on :1 1111111111 ground math: the hand-
annoskirtla.'1'e:«h11w11. The front and
:ivlcsiit smoothly :1! the top witlu 11
. tarts. graceful ripples falling below the
lips in moderate fullness. "l‘ho back
.'(11‘09....:n‘e gathered at the top, pretty
:ofr folds filllllll: to the lower of skirt.
.1'l1icl1.form the shaping. display tlnI
'11sliiot1ztblc flare. .1\ 1l1'1'1p l11'111 111' facing
'antlnisll the button 1'!” skirt or the
:lt‘rtcan be lined if dcsiml. .1.\
:trtight band liuisbcs th' ((11.
dosing with placket that i:
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fabrics :‘11'uilubl1- this 1411:7153” 151111115 111111111
11;; bottom to dosit'vd for warm
weather. Linen and cotton lattistt'.
‘ luck, iringbannlau'n, orgamly. dimity.
1111111115 anti tcviot suitings in stripes,
.V‘il
illo-
17:111
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figures. or checks. of every known hue. 1
will make stylish skirts by the 111111111.
The quantity of 11114111511 wide nuttr'rial
acquired to make this live gored skirt
for a lady having 111122-111. waist measure
‘ s t' ._. yards; 2611111. size. 43‘ yards; 30-
in. size, 11 v 1rrl~
Patterns for ”the .1111111' design are cut
1in five sizes. 22-“ 111 , .‘t- in . J43- i11.'., zs-in
11111311111. 11.1.~t measure and retail for
thit'tv c1111 ts.
EVENING 8E'llTIllEI. GDUPON
ENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN A
5.215 UF 1110. 1111:.
Cut this out, 1111 in your name and address
and midi or take to
Stuttevaats Bargaialiousa.
NAME 1
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This coupon and 12 cts. will secure above 5
' ttarn at “t'trtemnt‘s. North Main and
rm ctr-1mm \nnth N'arwulk
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.NORWALK OPERA HOUS
Popular :- Pric
on“ all
otiday 600
’-HALEs.
gafrrfuinmmls.
aoawam opera sea
0"1' Work. Iqumr'ncfnzr
Monday, December 3|
PROF. JOHN
Fr-mt l. ulna, England.
'l'llli Hill". \ l l'Is'l‘ LIVING
MESMERIST
Lauuhnidta \ii'wmt 11ml Womb-r ally
truiwnh 111 Animal .\lagneti.~tm or
Perv-1m I'ntltlllt,’ v lIIntarilv from the
audit-101.1! [1111111I ~11-ceptilil11, “it be
made to 1|1-1- 111111.11 11.1. Without I log
able 1111111141 lb: 111. Ilwv Will be mate to
4111111111111“ in find 111.11' 11111111114 lanai: 1 Mice;
amt F1111. their 114111111111 1111111111 11'1l be
1-1111111l111mv 1111111: --_-Ibd 11-1 they 1211111111.
stand or 95.! \\ :11. 1' Will changed talr titw.
Inflow-.141: llltl “ill l11-sl11mn the ‘nlld
1l.\'in1.:ura.t;1.\1- :1 rule 111 lmllntt and
many 11th: 1' llllt’ 1'11 ~111111'llusrms,
Six Nights and Saturd y
Matinee.
(‘utu'uvvw-inu. \ ()Nll \ ‘1 lll‘Zt‘Elllll‘IR 30
Admission, 25 and 35 .
Scots an sab- 111 'l'omlinson'l 11111th ced's
drugstores .
HOYT' S THEAT IE
Thursday, Jan.
6.,
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Nothing else of importance in mm this
Wt'I'K.
Wait, We Are Cbmln
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Jolly Old Chum
(.'npamllv 1-1I i i'.» Funny Frnturo .
l1 uli‘t‘l» .\1\v .\l1-1rv .\l11~ical M. lllli
A Dazzling Wealth'
UT 11' 1alllt'wlv 11L III.'I1.’II‘- llt't’nm'
1111111 I»! i 11111 1'1111o112'll111
I11't11111'etclub-1min-”mph-1y.
Not an Old Feature
Retained !
New and pretty girls?
Now .1111! Hm 'llll Inlh 11,?
N.11.1';1;1.t ln-aozttui 1111-11 111111?“ T
.\1-\1 and I harming Ilauw'sl
Do not. this» the Them 1'.c:1| Event of
1-1-11“ III .
Prinz-.35, Swami .‘.‘111. Sent-1 how on
at I'uusmi‘.‘ 111111 We 111's tit-11,: st:
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t\l-' Xl'lll'l' UNIX.
Missal” :ertie lhorntt
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Horn-1'l'.o11':.:1:11.
l'rivm iii. Wand :111'11111x. Seats on .:1l
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NORWALK
Pattern Works
1:. H. Aisthorpe, Prop.
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If y..11 would 11111: your mu..- 11'11r111 11 -
water We can doii 111:1f111v1lays \vilh
011111011; 1111111111111.
Call and see us in ricgard to it.
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It mcnds cvuytlunq
NE. 11.1, Elam and SUREL
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and. o v 01 1'" over it. ,
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53‘!“ “55° L “E
llama: 11: cents. Sold everywhere.
(lax: with patio! chr tor .‘lCCll-llllia.
BOSTON
warn WWWW
510111: 1
NORWALK, CON NECTIOUT.
BEFORE,
HOW—w
INVENTORY!
UNLY'A FEW DAYS LEFT Til CLEAN UP ODDS AND ENDS.“
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RISMNANTS ()F
BROKEN SIZES IN
Dress Goods,linens, Wash Goods,
Hosiery and Underwear!
You may find just What you want. The Prices Less than One Half.
Hosiery
Sixty- right dozen Ladies' Fine Black llosc real \laco high spliced
bells the rngular 250 stocking; [llCllIlKh Were slightly soiled--
Slutklitgs all pericct.
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this :dlc.
-—--——-o~o——-—-
.-\ great bargalu,191: the pair,
”Wm
CLOAK ROOM.
or six pairs for
$|.00.
par Special Discount of 25 Per Cent Reduction on
all Coats and Capes!
ll 15 been Ilmrougbli appreciated as was evidenced the past week. This special price “ill continue during
-——-—ooo——-——
HOLIDAY GOODS, ETC.
Ti c tc 11' that we l1 1111: lcft from our Xmas sale, fora {cw davs onlv, W” l BEOFI ER ' ~
lil) .\l'.1\ll()l7l ll.\Ll PRICE!
Telephone Call, 57-4.
——.¢w—_
it you .111: in need of a \\ Inter Garment it will be to vour advantage to come early.
The Norwaik Boston ~ “tore,
Corner Main and Wall Streets,
Norwalk, Ct.
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CRACKERS! CRACKERS! CRACKERS!
A Grand Cracker
Crackers
33 WASHINGTON STREET
Display 7
()n \Vedncsda) afternoon,Jauuatv 81h, we will otvc a grand displav 11f
all the numerous \'.11'i1:ti1:5 at t. 111:} Crackers and “111(ch that we keep
in 5111:: k “c cxttnd .1 widespread invitation tothe ladies of both cities
to call and sample our endless varicti
.51 r1cd with (.1101 or Lhocolatc.
]1§.\ll are welcome,
' CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer.
Telephone Call, l3- l2.
1
1 saexoeao
CRACKERS! CRACKERS! CRACKERS
J. D. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
leti HT STIvl'. ET.
\ot’“ itlk, - -
Uriah “'1'. et Railway D1 pot
1112511111.“ 11111.1115111111'.
Conn.
TELEPHOVI'. CAI. 1., ll.
F.,s/'7CHAVOIR,M.D.
55 SOI'TH MAIN STREET.
South Vorw .111.
PRACTICE LIMITED
10 D-ISEASES
'OF WOMEN.
Ollice hours, Mondays and Thursdays
.ltolip m
11 Ill 15‘
Jaéob M. Layto,
Fire, Life and
Accident
INSURANC
Drafts.
and Stocks Sold.
El!
Real Estate and House Agent.
tlcenn Steamship 'l11 hot-1, and Sterling
Imam \‘mntiatcd
OFFICE, .71 RAILRUAD PLM‘E.
Nest to Post Uflice,
1 SOUTH NORWALK,
. 7 Salary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
I
or 1x11:
YOU NG: MAN!
\‘u'hy Iiikethc chime-11 of Dying
1v.1i1 111 in I.lr:llCt' when F.11ur
(‘r -nt~ '1 rlay will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1.000!
01’ Six (TI-.11 day Will uivcy 111 1111 had 111'-
1111-111 111 $1000 payable to vourmf 1! 1 u
liv.c \\ 11 h llhlimlbcv. like1 everyihing
cl-c, the best isthc circa 111st [1: sure in the
Connecticut General
life Insurance (:0.
0i Hitl'lfultl.
S. S.L’HOMMEDIEU,
111 Washington Street. 50. Nor-walk.
J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 some MAIN STREET.-
South Norwalk.
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Borders and Gilt. M voiding» taken to!I
11 11-911 [1! inspection. on notice by run-ital
intimates Checrfully' twin-n
1111'. l‘t' .Tclcphonc, 17—4.
WmGONS:
Noggin“ s°°°ndiuand,
Pensions, ,
‘ caucuses.
‘ GANDPIES,
srmarrs, arc.
PRICES To SUIT‘ALL
GXLL AND SEE THEM.
HENRY‘TILLY.
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NEW “'11er Jon ,
BABY CARRIAGES
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Refrigerators !
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Raymond 8: Sons,
Successors to Geo. ll. Raymond.
Furniture ‘Dcalers and General
Funeral Directors.
Sample llnfiksnf Latest Stylesot Papers. l as and on Main Street. Norwalk
Residence, 3 Berkeley Place.
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Norwalk Chronicler