Harold “ cathet- 11.11am.
today art-111M101 to he 1111a.- rallv
with"? lower. follow-d hr plinth
‘ tine. Tomorrow it Nomi-«m
' 1 stunner.
. Mammot- Record.
110111th the therutotnt-ter in!
rhonrs «11.11:...- at'. 11:11:11 L "110'
ulxn'cr aw i: lumwt I‘.' dear-1m
Almanac for Tomorrow.
Bun 1.119.: 1.111 11.1..
at 1:16 at 1:11;;
1115:1111111"
hi N: 11':
ii‘G1n mo plenty to en 11,1 " says we
Dyche at Kansas university, “and
' [Width 800 miles of it. " Tito near-
' ouch yet made to the pole has
1'1 ‘Ihont latitude 53. leaving some
1 miles intervening. Prtdvsfiur Dyclie'n
111m Idem! sound and full of corn-
". rinse and it in in accordance with
finmleonic dictum cf huv an army
A matter of 8110 miles. after
1! once innnred to the polar temper-
will not make a great tlichrt-ncu
the comfort of theexplorcrs, 11:1 far as
m cold is concerned. Professor Dyche
but had the experience of one winter at
Independence bpy, with Putty. Perhaps
‘fidattempt lie will make next year to
rdhch the pulp will be sncccseful. At
my rate that pole is going to be strut' k
by somdbody, most likely before the end
1 of the nineteenth century. Dyche' 11, plan
a modification of Peary 1'. The Kan-
protmr will go north along the
- ‘ lest chant of Greenland till he 11141111111
,1 on end of it, then he will are]; :11 (no-:8
intervening space by either beat or
' 1:130 or both.
nxhnd Not an American Power.
1 The editor of The Review of Reviews
3 this to say concerning the assertion
‘ British editors: and statesmen that
gland is an old, original American
war:
3 ll certainly quite time that 1111' l'nittd
1c: should (ll-11: at f'Yll'itlliill1lilljv' irnrt lint:-
'I recent and now-l 11111:: that 5311' “21.1111:
. _ ricer: pow:.r"b:-'tn::1 thu l nit -:l 51:11.2:
tedrmd is no“ just 1'. 1 truly: .21 111.11 r1--:-:1
Mourown count1'1. All of tha- 't-Z 11:11-11
pars. Liberal 1H w-: “.11: Tory, are new ll!"
_ 3 2 that England 1-1'1111 .\1:.rr:::1n 11.1XVI'F"
\ 1 “follow-use ..11 11 the [' :titttl #1:; 1'.- 11:9
' involves a vrty 11.:- 11.11- 1.11111. tni' :
undo may lx'cmnc 1111"1\n1~ rm :1 1.1,.1'4,‘
menscly honored 1.11:1 1'11-[1t-"tt1tl, win-.1. 1'11r
chooses to assumi- titt- I'I'.~[Inll.-lltlliilf‘."
.h ought to act-uninitiy ti.< privih-gws :11:-
1 ‘ oysnad expect». l.t:t(';:11..11:.1.-: r1 i.ti1:n.4tn
gland do not n.3kt l 1...! 1 11‘. an 1.1:11111'::n
or any more ill: .11 tl;u.~'-11""lit'~ ;.
1 nEurop: .1n pow: 12111... .
florefore. that she is jm: 1-.- trul) :11: AH:- 1":-
power as the I 111.111 hlatn- 5 Vt 111: quitn 11.1
h moral right to t: 11: ml in 11:1 1:?1'1'1‘1
lupherenfiaitrt' .1 s 1 or - - 1 - ' - -
rope-stereos 1m-‘tiun 111: :t 1'.
gland's czcrcist 1:1‘ 11. litit' .1l: tittrity 1,1'1:
tishGuiana pin-1 1611'. :l:. ml :1 .1 nth 1
pomlon. but 11». 5 :1 l
nth An crican pom. r. in.
ufiouth American 111mm», \1 ith :11 null 1'i1'l t-
. the South .\.1.. 111.1111 1 1.111: 11:11 t that)
. had by mere virtue of lit'r CUlUlllil 1-11
loos not and cannot pass: 11.1.
l ’Ihe government coral-1155.101: that ex-
imined the Isicaravua canal route re-
:torts some good reasons w by :1 new anti
more thorough survey (f the I'O'iltt',’ be
made than has over yet been done. his
.1!“ we have had alrez' :ly three separate
lurveys, but; the work to be. executed is
" ' 11) stupendous that it is necessary to pro-
reedwith the utmost care and to s'cc the
. ay clear at every step. The commie
on is not certain that the San Juan
' er has asuiflciently stable bed and
its to support the Ochoa dam which
it 1:! proposed to build. It recommends
that borings be made to ascertain the
:diact fact. Again, the canal route dar-
g the dry season is one thing, during;
1} the rainy season another. The c1 millis-
5 lion advises that observations be made
itln'eugh two dry seasons to find the we-
jter flow and fix other data.
work on the canal seems to have been
undertaken without adequate surveys to
indicate the size of the job on hand, and
that'was undoubtedly one reason for the
present temporary eclipse of the enter-
prise.
‘. 33116 new house will have to wade
~ through 137,000 pages of printed t1 sti-
hotly in the 30 contested election cases
before it gets down to the people’s busi-
hetis. That will require about six weeks,
more or less. .
N':w York city will pay during the
present echool year $55,000 for books
that will instruct public school children
on the physiological effects of alcohol
state law requires that it shall be
done. This is the best possible way to
promote temperance—to catch the chil-
dreli young. before they have a chance
to become drunkards, and teach them
what alcohol will do to them if they
yield up to it. By the law in question
the nature of alcoholic drinks and their
at. on the human system'must be
taught in the New York schools in as
many as four lessons :1 Week not less
than ten weeks in the year. This teach
13¢. goes through all the grades up to
Will! amend year of the high school. A
v
.,,t
,3,”
Bey York city and state of the curse of
importance.
+_____
‘Young Victor Emmanuel does not
seem to have inherited the lady kill
ing powers of fascination of his grand—
Mer,.for whom he was named. Old
‘ b1! “subjects called him, chiefly be-
M be liked the ladies so well, could
“M. (might the boy many a lesson in
this” unimportant division of state-
The original 1
.. .‘ 11,1111 their r'i-lellrl, because theirs are in. .
N: w. rillv‘llllltl t-lcctric life .
W
inc-calla iron laden! mocha-u.-
to 1.1111. mu snowmen; diatoms.
Judging by that test. the use of adven-
ture and romance 1| over in thin conu-
try. and the age of money making and
sued-:11: has not in powerfully even
among school children. Publisht-n: de-
clare therein an enormous demand for
books about sir-ll who by their own ex-
ertions have carved out succettelul ca-
reers for themselves. ‘ The demand for
volumes of this sort among girls is even
more notable than the desire among
boys for works of the some «kind. The
sentimental Angelina, waiting by n
willow for the knight who is to come
and lead her to nfllucnco and happiness,
is dexpised by the young girl of the pe-
riod. She is ambitions to earn her own
living and lead herself to aflluence.
Boys are mainly alter the some clam:
If literature too. The Indian and dime
detective romance have gone out. The
little men and women of today have
found out already that life is serious
business. and that they must bear their
share. It in well no. The best possible
thing either a man or a wmunn can (10
is to stand upon his or her own feet and
begin to do so early.
A late writer speaks snccriugly of
the “greedy rnaxims of Ben Franklin. "
These maximal were based upon :1 sound
and admirable philosophy, the philoso-
phy that a man must take care of him—
self, with due regard to honesty and to
a human helpfulness tot 'ard those in
heed. This Franklin aIWayn enameled.
There is. not a mean or a selfish maxim
in anything he ever wrote. Buys and
rirltt can learn nothing better than to
provide for themsolics financially I'nr-
innate-1y them is enough for all. :50
good luck to the boys and girls who'
want to read about how’roun" people
have achic ted succezn by their con ex-
Jriions.
Fossils.
1": learned scientific gentleman has
I
written a book which he calls “lilo-i
mentary Invertebrate Paleontology."
He has been at much 1:11:11; and spent
much time. i:1\'c.-:ti;.1ating his sul-jrct,
1:111:11: far 111.1111 ti. :1
(if time. H:- 111: -. 1 enclndt 11 from bin ro-
searches that " 'nct all fir-ails are of use ’
to the stt'aticraphist. "
11‘
about him a little h1-1't1rc he entered Lil
his anti-dilution 1111:1111, llt“ would ham '
found plenty of fossils all almttt him in '
the living Ilrl'fl‘llt who arc of no use to .
the ntratigrapltist. or anylmtiy else. lie.
nt't'tl not hate taken the trouble. to grab j
into the dead and I::n.~ty ptt-t for them.
They 1'. alk and seem to lrcathe 1111111111:
us and t;'.l;11 1111 much r11: n: that, ought
'toll-111111.111lytht-ltmgmw~
'litt.-u 11111191111 {Hm-”S cannot
any idea rt' moral or physical pmgre:
.-ll t~l.‘:111::.
titrnlis all around then}, the 11111.21}:th
Hotness srmnrl; "l": rwatd' '
and gunner things taint-n
'Iltr: 111111;: ct ri t-t'rgrcmz strike-1:111 dearl,
cold (.Il‘S with them: the newer, granti-
111' lift»
lht'n' 111115. ttr tl1cyn11 1~.tuttd old 2'11
sils, \i. 'th
Printing their harks
Cflii'1':£ ;: strange. feeling of kin-hip
with the it'rt to rt-m: nth: 1' that. to this '
tiny 11111.11 are. living in France dirt .11.
thrthtttltllli$ of t'l:t1y1.1111j.:t-1' brother of
Juan of Arc. When the. birthday of St.
Joan, the ncv.‘ 3111mm 51111:: of the third
republic, is 1': hi rated with 11111111: and
(‘t‘l‘flllhlly in 11:11:11, Jan
must ht nor: :1 11' th: panic in: nits. in the
trim \till be. M. Elgar 11:1. Tilini.:lll, who :
H11. 1:: the i'wprw-ntntit'c
IL”, “:3 .
livth's" 1113-41112.
of tl11'i'111111'1y f 1111‘ r. .1'1l
nobility “ere
u:
h
among the titled families of Flam-n.
But the. present rcptescntalit’c D'Arc
cares little fur-titles or public honors of
11'11'1111111' style. in 11:11 1 l1ilt'lilt'n' aim: 1:1 -l t ‘1'
any kind. Ila '11“ .1 quietly, cztjcyittg
the respect and gobrl (will of all his fol—
low town-people, and he in undoubtedly 1
much happier than his wonderful rela-
tive ever was.
There 1.1: one way in \1 inch England '
can settle the pro sent difliculty without
any letting down of her (li'rnity.
can follow cut- the line suggested by
Senator Sherman and resume. negotia-
ticns hill: “Silurian ostensibly ignor— é
ing altogether the United States in1
the matter. She might propose quiet;
157 to Venezuela to present her griev-
ances to a joint British and Vene-
zuelan commission without the in-
terference of any outside nation, and
that commission could go carefully
over the whole question.
rhould experience as much readiness to
discuss the question with this weak lit-.
, tle rcpublic'as she would with a nation
|
t
‘ 'wumine‘a chart is being made to rid i
that site was sure could thrash her, that
readiness would be all that was neces-
sary to end the trouble peacefully. Ven-
ezuela is not likely to make factions
difficulties.
The thought that continually comes
uppermost in regard to the present in-
ternational complication is the wonder .
- ' hv the English are unwilling to urbi- '
Em 1,“: .11-11; ~.”.“‘- .
manue he 8‘ M m" ' irate the Venezuelan boundary question
if tiny know for certain they are right.
Those who are sure they are right are
always willing to trust their case open-
ly on its merits before all the world: 3‘
C m W...“
hat kuard torrid: u's .
the learn-1| student. had luokrrl'
learn
anything new, lll‘t'flllMl they belong to:
tin: 11111115...“ 111110. You (unfit: [11.111111 1
to 11111111311 ‘
1.11: l \1‘11111: :1; old “1111' .117 lass .1Wny,tn:w :
111:11' place. f
on 1km»: no rt’wponsivt pulse in I
the 1:1- as of an: s thir kly lil’o
1?, 11111111116.
I .
“A 1'
anttrd to her family, and
thm.p1111u11nt.-.1!.d Ili>llt‘i€!(hltlllt'll' place '
She 3
If." England '
And the Best
"in the Fall 111‘ '11:, my son,
ltd}. ltot' 1.11 had 111111 1111111111111-
cle on his neck. 'lw dot-tor-
lam-ed it. but gate hint no pir-
taancnt benefit.
“YER s
Sarsaparilla
'11:: then rmnrtnl 111, and the re-
snlt was all 1.11.1 «:1th 1:1: . 1- 1'. Mini
lor. i‘hc 1-:11'11111.1l11 11.~-.l1'.l quit-k—
lt',:1t:1|lti':lt1':.:1 inltl tic-Viv: l."
11.5.11111/11 6311111111411, Va.
The Only
Sarsaparilla
At Worlds Fair.
1
At ‘ounccticut Politician In New \‘urb'
l.\11‘\\l111'l1l:1l111.-1' l
Sauna-l Fountain-11.11 man a 11-1 saga
little and dots :1 11111.21 deal. was in ti :-
('lty Friday. Mr. l’vsm'ndo t: in the 1111-11.-
bcrof the Republican natimtal111111111111-
tcc from (..'ounet'tlt-nt. it l1;1.-' ice :1
klearnod recently that it “ac: la- whu
“planned 1111.1 paid for that Finniswiv'k
dinner which was atttt-tnlmi by :1 1111/: I!
o! the lllllai prominent [mlitZt-ians '11: tin-
t'tmntry. Mr. l"t‘h.-lt‘iillt'fl -i»'« gent-rally
? looked 11pm as :1 Reed :11::n,l:ttt h.- itch-r
tells. Witt-:1 ask-.111 yesterday about 1111-
1111:11'1111111111111-111 that (tow-m: 11- 3211111111
was :1 candidate for tin- l'n'sitlcutml
:nnminntitn:11:15:11.1 51.11111 ltllll-ttally 1111-. 3
things about Nil't'lll‘d' t-antit‘t'nf Ill' 1
Empire. Hintr, but some 11mph- :txic'ltt;
ltzm- thought thr _'.' .‘1-3'1lllliil '
iruntt'nl. 'l'ltt-trntmnt-t- of I ith‘l'lIt‘lf M1 1'
5mm into the tit-lrl 11:11:11 ;1\11\\‘1
date. it (was plain, bad «ii-111:1t't-1'tml Mr.
II"c.-.-1=- 'lltll t: «1111: what but ll"
foam to t.1l‘.‘ [.'Ulllli".'1'lll‘lllllll"'.“lllll i-
.1 that Mr. lf't'h's‘t-‘lltlt 11 l:.:~
" 1.1-1.1 1 ohm-1:111-
sit;:l:t'._1
l t'jlwli-
111:! its»;
:'..n;o1..\.~r l;1 to-
tn Sm- 1112111' :1l.1 11' 11.11
i
Slit‘: :tiun
SEHTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern of this Garment
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
“'11 have. 1:1:11'11'1 ppm-1:11 arrange-1:111:11.-
with the 11151-1115 1-:' 11111 1'11!» brute-d BALL?
{dove-111111111" pillili'lN ltywiti 1'1: 11,-... ~11:
mt'-’( in to our lady 1'1 Jill 1:1:- $9.111 111' ti
'vci'y n:- \Vlni: 111111 11-11 .t'rsts nun-1'11; of
marine-111.11, Full and explicit dirt-attun-
for putting tum-tint tl111 germ-tits 11-"-
mmpany eat .‘1 {4.11. :11.
'4151
660:
1:13'19111' 3211' nwmx.
l Blue ji‘ilil 141111111! forth-1:1.- wr'y .1;-t'.'~-{—
BOY'S CVERALLS
filli‘)’ girnttutts. illt' .~:’_1";.1 ltt'n- ~11 12'; :: ‘1.»-
Popular
on all
Holiday floods
HALE’S.
HOl FOR
Florida and the South
own-CE:
CLYDE LINE.
Pdces'
l'.'11<~fu-l:'.1"1.-=111\'illt'. l-‘l::.. $25.1?” ext-111'-
alt n. 111117.10,
Var:- 111 M An ..'11-1111111, F111,, $20,511; :1\
cur-tun. 1~11'.'1:..
'1'” t‘narhutmt. :1, t'. $221111: excursion
{amid
All thin-N lnrlmlc mealrt nnol iwrtlt
whilg- on lM-H’tl nt the steamer. For any
iniorumtiuz. ,t «'k- :~', «tatcrtmm, c1.t1,i1:-'
quire at
GEO. F. BEARSE, Agt.
(in S trim-1t B.\\i‘.,
or W. P. (.'l l ill: 5.- (.21)., Pcncril.\1.:ent:1,
5 Healing; Ii 6-911, \et: \ t-tk.
. tlI'JLf
.
MORWALK
Pattern Works
0...”. Aisthorpe, Prop.
H 31:11 “mull LR" your 11011-1- uarzn this
winter we 1 .1'1 1.1- 1: .n :1 ten days '11 :21: 1h:-
CARTON FURNACE.
'l ..:.l -:'1.- us in regard to it.
'rot't: 111113119 1::
RE‘JABlE SIX PER
CENT. SECURITIES
11's 1)
Yotm LIFE, noun:
or: FURNITURE
‘rnnooon rnr
.1 error. 01'
1:11:11: 1. 1111::
Rm: 1, laconic Buildingfi
NELLIEN‘.DI$BROW,
Teacher of Plano.
All-
.'.t_.| 17-11:
Terms ll-1ava1alde 1111 Applic'atm-t,
(HP-:4 111'. West Avenue. 1:111;
MAKE YOUR
; 1111,: Amplein('-1:11~'a:'111'.'in::.11.1-11.11111,3114.
t'll,l'.lllllllOl'Hli.'l..\'illdll'wlth‘, 'l".11-'1,'_-;,'.1'
1:1 win-t ngvr'tt-
>1. ls
Silzlilt'tl'lfi' in 1.1
illga‘llt'liiflllilirmt‘tl 1:111 .u'l: i't'unt.
Elllllitllih' and l:1:tt-:21'.1aln1< will-vi 9111'
f 1111,: :11 the sid- .-', 1111.1 :1t.;1;. . attach.
tit-.1 llllt‘li' 1'1'1:.-.~ 111'111' 11111 #1:: tiller.- in al.21-
«1:11.11.
2111--
ll)
3' tht-l11.1:-1t(-t:.-iotioi ft'unt llli..ipl11\l-llil'..'
preycr-nppn:t. .-'\n_\ stiungmttm: 11.1 "l
jfi'llllll" t'nli lll‘ ,l'I-t' '1! int «111' 1':1li- .jt an. r'an-
v.::.~' tit: king ,',11111:l:.1111 111' 1" ltvi 1 1.1-111'11'
“111'“ch i.
’i he quantity ml to; 31111: 11.11}: m:- aerial
1111111111111 to. ' .1:'...':' tit: ~‘H . ...ll- 1 11' a b: 1} .
. . , l
SIX years of 11:11. 1;. 1‘“: yards: 1'1 1r :: ten-l
year-old 1:17.11. 2 y':.1'tl.s: 1111' :1 twc.11' yer! 1
‘old size. '2‘, yards. i
The p:'11t:11'.11 \"hitlt 1.3m 1’1'11' -.anrl:
retail-1 for t\ (11. x—tit'c 1-1 nt- i-t (at in
fair sires six. (-1 glt'r, 1-11 .111! tttelu1-'
v0.11 -old six: .~'. 1
EVENlNB Silllliii i. GOUFOS 1
TI) (15'
11" ‘.(‘.
ENTl'L‘Ll V“
"l/“‘.
PATTERN A .‘3'1'
5....
I‘m: this nut. 11!. to yuur 11:11:19 and whine v,
11111! Lani: or taro-1:1 1
‘ 11111111....1'3 85:33:11
.\'.\.\il“.. j .. .. .. .
1 ' '
31.11.11112-14 .
t
l t
'.\l'il1'.li\' 51:. 6603. "'l..i-' 3'
Phi: 11-111,:11: 311-! if! 1"-. Mi» 11: . nun
«.'M'i; .tl Vi:1'iv-\'tti"-. ‘--"' ' n i n M:
rm Jun .3 Hull!!- Var-Vulk
Ptitt':‘:1:——"W:111 1.111111, i.- 1't tt'ti.-1i:::t
many of" tht1 Jupanuay lire become
Christian-'1'" (‘hitcnmm -- " M..- enla-
thntee 1150. See hm? they iiglttm
Music Wen-hos away i'ru.:1 the 111.111 the
WANTS KNOW/N
mTHE
EVERIHB SENTIKEL!
”hilt!" " .
Wu't
fur
W'nmv’ .'
Th
311':
Dollar=
SEA/ill
is easy
with Le P2: 562'
Aura. 111.1 '.
wen if”:
Lil: ilOl.--..
0‘
b
a
.-
12111 it is 11;“ firm; 1?
v- ilCl: 111:: ..i
1
. l111115.911: :. it " 1:1 :11: ['11:
laz'thiu ., c.1111- '1 _~ .~" the" " #111
fr!!!." l't' 1| 2-1 1."; ’1?)'.'t."‘nmer1t
1';,.":. (: Eu.- .. t:.: standard
7.1221(3-
H. GC‘C‘D‘J‘. SW
170 VJashington
Street.
dust of every day life.
'13 H : ,._I [1, .0391 51721.1 llii‘
" '2 :1.
,
”RCOATS '
0V1: !
\;.-,1' [.110 iii Bill" Zil'Jl liltlt‘lL
..';1-1' .1, Viv-u. Tl-i 'T'lllittiu,‘
110.1 ‘l“."Ki 1.1“; 1‘ “WI
~E' ' "" “n' ”-v‘ 1" :2 l- I ll “tir-
~h12 1
s u i 'r s 1
lil llf‘;'.. "“1 11,, 1 9".“ :l
“H". A- “N,“ that} 11.1‘, ('rill
" 'l 1' 1:11 '-1-
DRY GOODS
KL
NORWALK, CONNECTICUT.
'30510
THE GREATEST SALE OF
EVER KNOWN, BEGINS
1.. 111- 11"
”er ”11...... we. mom...» .
" I
‘w
\
Saturday, Jan. Il,at 9 a. m. Sharp!
Store will be Closed Friday, at noon, for Inventory: and Mark
Down Stock. Prices in most cases out less than One Half. Too
much warm weather, as a result, more Winter Goods than we care
'(‘l
961':
Crackars !
N1 invalk,
’Lu-ILII'
UH
1111
.1
to carry; it means big, losses to us; but bigger g
lots in many cases are small and won’t last long
be sent promptly to insure attention.
This is a partial list only.
"n3 for you, as the
Mail orders must
1‘...
Jackets and Furs!
We Have Marked Down to Almost Half Price.
Jackets,
1-
is
11'
Plush j.:
H
1.
n
(:(llll‘y C
China 5
lllct'tric
..
5.. .1\<tr11kh;tn,
:1.) “'Hnl Stilll.
Children's Lung 01.115 and >111)t’i_lilt.l§€l$llrtt marked down llztli l'rit'
Rough liouclc marked down to
Pi. 1111 Beaver. m' .tt'kcd (11.11.11 in
Plain and lxough, marked down to
llcst Bunc'c. marked down to
Best liouclc, marked (lutt'n to
[31111 Trimmed Melton, marked down [11
cl:ct<.m:1rkcd down to
-Cl:1:l1C..'11:c.< matkt (1 don't: 1:
1.
11111.1'1kctlduu'n t:
markc 11 1101111 111
marked clown 1..»
1111111.,111111'111'11 tlU'Wil to
11.11,1:..1t'kctldntt'n tn
H:':1|,1n.:rkctl (lul‘.'ii tn
" marked down it:
marked 11mm 1.:
maria-(l down 11:
tnarkc-l down to
marked down to
1-
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1:
85.01)
(3.511
11-50
H.113
9.93
15.011
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2,31:-
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5:11:
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Telephone Call, 57- a.
REMEMBER that we close at u‘o‘dn, Friday, to take §tock and Mark Down Prices.
:ences SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY ll, at 9 o’clock, and continue one week.
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CHARLES E. SEYMOUR ’
Leading Grocer.
Telephone Call, l3-l2.
J.D.JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
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.'TREET,
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF WOMEN.
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and Stocks 5-
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Next to Post 0
ll NORWALK.
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JacOb id Layton
Fire Life and
I N S U R A N C E!
Real Estate and House Agent.
and Sterling
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:5 1y iNotary Public Acknowledgments Taken
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li‘iSURE YOUR LIFE
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l'1v.e ll 11h Insurance, like :11 ext-1111111:
el-c, the best is the chi-attest insure in the
Connecticut General
1 Life Insurance 00.
“f Hartford:
5.5. L'Ht'i‘t'ittttamru,
in Washington Street, 50. Norwulk.
J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
DEA—KER lN
WALL PAPER AND BORDELRS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
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Sample Bo: ks ni Latest Styles of Papers
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
muses inri11spectinn,nu.notico by postal.
Estimates Cheerfnlly Gin-n. mclil
WA G 0 N S
New and Second-Hand.
BUGGIES,
PHAETONS,
CARRIAGES.
,GANOPIES,
spanss, E‘I’c.
PRICES To $1117 ALL
lALL‘ AND SEE THEM.
H’EN RY TILLY.
xuw LINE or
BABY CARRIAGES
~ AND
Refrigerators 1
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Raymond 8- Sons:
Successors to Geo. H. Raymond.
South Not-walk. i .
'aa arid 48 Main Street, Rom-1k
Furniture Dealers and General
Funeral Directors.
Residence, 21 Berkeley Place.
Telephone, 77-4.
Norwalk Chronicler