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mt HISTORY 01 11111 10111 11
TEIISE PAMBHAPHS.
can Accounts Commlngfim'anl Emit
Gathered From the Highways and Byways
o! In Typical Connecticut 01110;.
Lincoln Council, 1). If. A, .\l., will
hold its weekly 111111111111: tonight.
—~'I‘his is Will (‘111'it1lon night.
John lltn'ty still t'ontinu-xs seriously
ill at his home in Franklin ant-111111.
1.... This is Will (‘arlt-ton night.
.1\111111'11lar111bt1ll is being plan-11 at
the (,‘ross .~.tt'1el railnxtd rimming in
Norwalk
“Thistis Will (.lat'leton night.
:11 taken 11 position as
1 Hancock Life Insur-
Edwin (.‘an'
agent for tho Jo
1111011 company. _
——l'2\'1'1'ythingdt's1 ' bit- in outing tlan-
119111 from 119 upwards. 1 . $111111le
Two vagrants were lodged iii the Nor-
walk l()(' -kup last night. Tin-y were 1'11-
leased this morning. '
——Thi2t is Will (.‘arh- -ton night
Tito Fitter-n 111111), 111 Westp 1". will
hold its second swiablo of the season to-
night. '1‘111- Norwalks will be well
rt'pi'1‘1s1111111d. ..---
—-l"ruit 111’ lltt" 1.11.1111, [.onsdalo and
Dwight Ant'ltor muslin, 71' _1'11., at .\l. b
Smith's.
A leap your party will b:- 1:i1'1'n by
11111111110111 of Calvary Baptist ('lllll‘t‘ll.
this owning, beginning at" s tt't-lot'k.
113111511 ladv will bring a gentleman.
-—This is Will Car-11 ton night.
After the business meeting last night.
the Scandinavian society held a (lllllt'l‘
in Germania Ilall. Music was furnish-
ed by Fabian Smirrstroni's orchestral.
—F1'esh but-kwnrst today and tdntor-
row; also home raised country pork. 1'.'
and 141', 11).: bolognas and sausage. Aug.
Wichmann. 1:18 Wash. slinet bridge.
Several 1110111110124 of Miami); Engine
company. whose homes have been
quarantined lit-cause of tho
epidemic, are bllllklllg 111 tho
house.
tin-ash's
1111.1:i11e
—The. balance of ladies' 110111 11' jackets
at half pl‘ltt' to close. at M. S. Smith s.
A rep1e~ont1t11eoftne ti'1'1n ot Brad-
11315111111111; (111.. of Now Ha1eu. has
boen in town looking for evident-1'
against parties who have been fraudu-
lently ('ollot'ting money (ll‘lt' tho 11‘1'111
front local 1111.1rt-l111nts.
—~This 11' Will Catloton night
The Ladle." Sewing society. of the
South Norwalk Congregational t'hui't'it.
held :1 session Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Frank A. Fort-is, Fairliold 11111111111.
After the sewing, tea was served. 'l‘ht'
met-ting: noxt Tuesday will be with Mrs.
George A. Jennings. \Vt'st street.
11-1 1111-
yd., at
—.~\bett1.1r quality than the
b‘eachod, Dover muslin for 1'.“ _11'
M. S. Smith‘s.
The eighth annual ruseprion of the
Hirbar society, of the Amorit'an Asso-
ciation of Mastors and Pilots of Sn 11'11
Vessels. will be hold at the. Lexington
Opera Houso, Friday night, January '24.
Ciptain \V. Btmtotnot' the propeller
City of Norwalk, will load tho grand
111a1'ch. ‘ .
It is stated that the Westport Tram-
way company will connuenew to lay its
tracks from Westport to Susi-o bridge.
near Southport, early in tho spring.
Sumo bridge is the dividitn: lino bo-
tween the towns of \Vt-stpi'irt and Fair.
field. The. road will run on tho old
"King’s Highway" till it reaches t1111
It is thought the Bridgeport
Traction (-111111111113'11'111 lay a trot-k front
its present terminus in Southport to
the bridge.
Wheelmen ill't‘. anticipating no small
amount of pleasure 119st summer, when
tho Rotan Point Improvenn'nt com-
pany will layout 11 bit-yele traek on the
fon'acres of land just purchased from
the George. I. Keeler estate. This is the
salt meadow lying between the beach
and Knickerbot'kt-r grove. Dudley E
Hoyt has been awarded the contract t1
fill the land in. and also extend and
grade Stamford 111'e11u1'. the new street
in front of Tllt‘l). H. “'llson. Louis (3
Green and “'illis \‘l‘tnxlward cottage:
at Hickory Grove.
' at less than half cost.
I Mu. Thomas 1 Dennis, of Water
street. is 11011 with an abscess
«1.1111111; telt huts. 7511.111 (l'Brten's,
...... “-1...“
.\ daughter was born to Mr. and 'Mrs
Louis Raymond. of Word l-lll‘t‘t'l.
wet-k. .
St. John’s 1101111131“. and A. 111..
11'111'ltt'~dtl111 initiatory degree 11111111141111.1111
R. Keith. 111st ttiizhl. A banquet idl-
lowrd.
——Bt1,ut 13': 11111111, in () Brion 1'.
A horse having 1111111111int-ninmtis. and
.ownod by (‘ h: tt'l:- '.1 l1}..T1-nnintz1. of West
:1tt't't'r.wa~t 111111111 ymtvrdny by Veteri-
nary l’..tt1»s.
.. Ev -.—
Will (‘arli-lon night.
"' This I:
'l‘ht- burning 1111111111111 o! the d111'1s
tin-Sunday 11111-s1ion. Mr.
lzlht' up this qttoslion in 11 M'I'lcd of sur-
ntons I111. inning lit \l Sinnlavevt'nintr.1
-—~t' 111 to Mt 111l' s lonmn'1.111
Thu 111111» of (toot-1:11 .I. Undt-rWood, ot
S11pretm-(jot11tot' Errors. which opens
'l‘in'sday.
-——(1'1't boots and shoes for loss than
half 1' 1st at Harvey's bankrupt sale.
Greatest opptn'tunitv ev'e1 otl'.ered
.-\ wooden plugon 11111191111111 engine
blow out this 111111111111: 11nd Louis Rav-
motnl.
1211111111 it in his hands 111 it 11'1-11t sailing
through Iln .1ir.
~11: 11'1'111' s bankrupt 11:111- 111 but its and
shoes still toutinui's, and poople
Don‘t gt'l lt'l't.
J: 11111 Bradley and W. S
having bouultl llll‘ll' tickets o1'1-1' 111:1
p ipnlai' Clyde “11" ot‘ Hll‘.llll‘.‘l'.". of which
(1111111511 1". [31111111111 is tln' local agent.
:m"i1. 11 oi muslin llllllil"
Salty 111 mm t ( otors for 2:11,-
——.\ 111111'
wt'ar. Sp.
upwards.
‘.ltlt'. at M. H. Smith's.
'l‘ho- st-1111th 111111111! 1111 l'lllltlll of 1111'
(1111111 Pleasure club. of Stati1foi'tl.
will be held in 1111'
ford. \\'t'tltiestl;'1_1' night. Fobrtiary 1'2.
The t'lub’s dunno-1:art-p1pttlzti'1v2th‘.\'ot'-
Walk people. and quito a nuinbi'r will
attend.
~Rl‘llll(‘llttll in u'hiltlrz'n's mi 11 hosi-
11' to 1111 pr. .. also all 1'1'11iiit1s
"" "1 1l at
nii t'iilltilt 11 s 111- (.111 1..
31.5.Smith‘s.
1'1'1',f1"11111.
ll1t~l11‘_\‘.
Tlll‘l't' should be '.1 large
tho t'ntt'rtztinmt-ut to be 11111-11 at ill!
Bt'i'koloy Hll'l't'l ohapt'l, February 'J‘l.‘
win-11 II:11'il.1ud. the great
hand pt'rt'ornn't'.
high-class t-ntt'rtaiuntents.
—N1'w Youinan stylt.1 of ”.111. O‘Brien.
Irving Parker Davis. 111-pin'w of Mr.
and Mr}.
11' 11k. has gone to Montreal, ('anada. in
company with Mr. Marvin, todrawplans
for 1111' 111'11' ('tluzl'lizttl Pacific railroad
dopot. .\l't‘-llllt‘t'l Prim-.111" N1 11' York.
11111 th 1 contrast. The depot will cost
ab: 1111 $3oopoo,
—i"re.~'h Pork hem, Adams Bros..So.l\'.
l
f 1rd ('lublast evening. Sonator Ferris.
of South Norwalk. prosidont pro tom of
tho Seinttthavas toastmastt'r at tho 11x:
o't'ist's whi1'h followed the banquet
Bond Issue."
—;\ tint-1' line of horso~bl1inkets and
lap-robos than \V. S. Smith is selling at
twentylive p-'1' t‘t-nt. dist-omit is sold: 1111
then. A call at the South Norwalk Hard—
waro (Yo.‘s store- 11'ill,t~onvim'o horse-
1'11'1101's of the desirableuess oi“ these
1rti1'l1's. This is a 1"\\'t‘t'11lll,‘£ rodut't ion in
1111111. lino of 1:111Kl8.111:!tl(' to avoid var-
ying the stot 11 o1'1'111t tho i lose ol tht
season.
—Tl1is is \Vill Carleton night.
Tln'
Norwalk Chapter, Dauahtt'rs of tho
American RE'Vtiltllloll. will meet at. the.
residence. of the registrar. Mrs. V1111
131111111, Saturday, January '25.
that timt' will examino a1'1plitritioti pa~
L1ers for moutbersl1ip. This will be the 111st
111eoti11gof.the board for this purpose
before the Continental Congress on Feb-
raary 22,1111111111 who care to join the
chapter beforo that tho" should .Cend
heir papers totln- rt'gent. Mrs. Noble.
he 25th inst.
—17111brellasand canes. nt (1'Brit-n's.
1" Pure and Sure.”
1
BAKING POWDER.
Cevelancl s
is uniform and reliable » 1
this
Wyatt 11111 ‘
Dr. \Vllll'il I'l. Crowe 111111 opened 1111
omco 111 '2 West avenue.
l
l Rev. 1‘. W. Ntirt'is' tut-11111111: arrived
F. D. LAWTON 81 CO
3 Pkgs. Mint-1' Meat, 251-
3 lbs Cleaned Currants, 25c
2 “ Apricots, 25c ,
3 Cans Pumpkin, :51: en 5
.1 lbs Prunes, 261:
today from Salt [1111111 ('il_1'. Utah.
7 l0 lbs. Oatmeal, :51:
I 11111-11111“. Layton11111111111111 new and 1° 11 Buckwheat, 25C
1 lar'get safe at Insulin-1- tn Railroad place
11.11.11 3 “ I’ail Cottolene, 251:
Thu regular 1111111111111111.111111111111111. 5 “ Raisins, 251:
!I).tttghlc'r.~' of Rebekah. will bi- Inld . “ P
' tonight. 3 “mes; :SC
The tast- of Stato 1'.-1'. Liut'oln was
vestettlay. and
[11' was changed
tried 111 1111 Town (111an
tho prisotn 1' lined $7.
11 itli 111111111111 11 1111111111115
l’l‘i'l‘l‘ Fagitn was attat'kt'd with a lit in
l
1
, l"r1-d Row-rs“ store, on Main stt'm-t. Not-
111tlk. this :lflt-l‘ti'mll, and 11.121 takrn
homi- by (31111-1 of Police Bradley.
Edwin l‘o.\ will 111 1d 11111-111111xls1-111tv
in thol‘ ln-stnul stt'wt hall.b‘nnday all: 1'1
noon at 11 .1'1 11’1"ltn'l1.’l‘ht subject will
F.D. LAWTON A 00., 22 South Main Street.
New York
Market!
'l‘lwro two kinds of 11111111, the lame and.
the small. We are tltnnkltil to think that T
wedonot. belong to the first. You can
0111119 11.11 with the lust, 11'1' nttrwnnls are
1'1 ry few. We do not ndvertinn nun price
tutsl
inter
Didn't come soon enough.
cut in the prices of
The Cold Weather '
'I‘ltcrclor': a grunt
'. Mrs. (leot'go11911111111121, 7111 West street,
\Vt-sttmi'l1\'-‘- tho (‘.mnty (‘onnn'natotn
1112-1111111 llt‘t'll assigned for trial in thi-l
1111plo'-1'1d at the freight hot1.-.t~ i
:ll‘t'l
1 l
getting the advantage ol tho Iii-st goods"
l'llltitl atlilt'tl l
1111' F- 11't Mason. Florida. this altvi'noon. ’ --r,
Sp.1i:1lty1n night d1ossns 111' 1,
Town Hall. Slillll',
:1111-111111111-o1u ,
sit-igrht ol“
will givo on» of his"
Edwin .l;;1111-.~.of East Non.
Tno Senate ('lnb ol' lstlii. comprising 1
the members of tho Sonata of that year. .
httd an enjoyable 111111111111 at the Hart- ‘
H'- 1't1spoudt-t‘1 to Tlll' toast "(1111' Popular ’
llllhc prepart-d by
board \ol'.management of (110‘
and at 1
1' the registrar. Mrs. VanBun-n. 111111 111' .
be "How tot‘ontrol our ‘emtn-rs'l‘
'l‘ but ‘lnnttun 11 a l 11 on will 1111-11 111th
Monday night. The subject will be
"(Irist's and Men Whollave Met Them."
Hotnt'r Qniglt'y, ot' Silvt-i'mine, has
5. bot'omo dt'mngt'd and is at times violent-
ly insane. Mr. Quigloy is a very impa-
1111' yontu: man and his many friends
will be :I'l'll‘Vl‘ll to hear of his condition.
"“1111 .1111 ( “111111111111 1111b lll‘lll a "111'!-
1,:with Miss Ntlliv' Bt (lt'1ll last night.
. lltl began .11'1'.111;11111111.~; 1111' a full- (Irv-rs
gdata-11, to In- giu- 11 January 2111111, .11 11111
Iionn 111' Ill" Alix-11.111 ll 1st'h. (ivt'td'd
, 1111111
EDWARD
“RAND (ll lLNlN‘J Ul‘
Spring
.\ llltt'llllL: ol' lllt' ('ltlltltlllli't' appoint-
ed by Mayor Lee to :11'1'1111111' about tin"
NEW LACESII
NEW OAMBRICSI!
NEW GINGHAMSl!
l
; \\‘l1ll'lllll',{ ol‘ lintll‘tnlll plam- will meet to- l
lttlgltt 'tt 111'4'l1'1l1' at It. ll lioltb “"1 11l-f
Ilt'l'. 'l‘ht lltlllllllllt‘t' o'onsistsol 'l.ll11k l
L. ll. ll 111.111. 1". N. l“"‘llll". 1). I'.'.1
'1 Weed and R. ll. (1111111121. |
l
1
1
l
I
1 WILL SUBMIT THEIR CLAIMS.
l Hearing the Street Railway Company' 5 Appeal, ' Great Value in Towels at IO,
From the Mill Hill Layout ’ 15, 20 and 25:1.
(o l~l|ll‘l'l 1111 1111.111: i~ 11'11111'11 111 lln' l
11111111111 ol ll11-\oi'11'all1' Sm --t It; 11111111 l
and then charge you more when you come
llritn-mber that we are the low-
to buy.
out in prior.
New York Market,
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
STREET.
Goods
NEW EMBROIDERIESI
!
!!
sin-ant. S.\I1l£ or
NEMSTIT‘EEED SHEETS
PILLOW CASES!
21111111 tn_,1't.\'111-.1t-'.1'.-_11-_ 7.11 l'illow 1‘.-1st»). 11'».
1:14 1'1111111 1'.1~-~.1» 1 .11111.'~11111111111
EDWARD STREET 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Conn.
('1111111'11111'21 .1ppt .1] troni 1.11 Iay'ontl
t!11'111'11;h Last Wall >11'1'1 t, :ivv-n by Ill l
(“onut'il ol' l'~‘.1.'11.l‘ll:1't"ity of Norwalk.
Aitt 1' a proliniiuatjt i1v'211'in;:in liridg» -‘
port _‘1'1'>I('.‘tl. 11 '.1111'1111111' 1111111 iin-ginit 1'
\. B. llill. ol thi'S "111‘11'1 1 11111111, 111114.111
his tt'st: mony . Jndm' Ilall adjourn. 1] tin
i I '1‘!”
.TACIiSON’S I’I'IO'I‘OG R AI’IIS
(11111111118 the LATEST 81‘! LE AND FINISH.
a .d to furnish them with tit.) lineal productions of the PHOTON It wine AB’I‘.
LARGE COLLECTION OF UillLDHEN’S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
0111' 111711 111 to give natisthctlon to our patrons.
53 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
. . Over I". Mutlrl'a ‘ ntc ti 11 .
11-1'11111: to .\oi'w:111. at ‘1 ot'lot-k.1 K (JO 10 o 8”)
~pv'ti11'
l
11'111"s in 11121151 '.1- .11'l1l .'
[l‘tilltY «'ai' .1tS1nllt\.or11.1lI1 and “'11- Shorty— SherWOOd Hatterli
Ill K111111111,
1111111 111 1.i111"
was lookodmt'i'. t'\{"l‘1‘1 1 ( ll
.-..- .. 1..': ~"1'“'1H'- -'11
‘ .\111111.11d 1n. 11.11111 sailpnttni d totn ! “3.1“ 111 ”a”. GAP-"11 etc.
whorwalk (‘11'11111'11 mom. \\'l|l'l"‘ I'.11;:1n1'1'1'1
islill t-xpiiinod tho situation. 1'laimin1zi
that the company‘s original petition t'ot'l
.1'-1111.1 11 (11.1 11pt1s a portion Ht 1'.
l
and son the lutesv
loit‘ob-trai'ks through Wall stt't-t't until? 0 1
s.11'1'1' Mill Hill should be allowed. Mini
11111. on tho lill'l'l‘i 1x11111ination. said a? R, H ,
Slllf’lt‘ lino of ti'at'k 11p Mill 11111 was im-l
1p:"11< .11..blo Later. on t':'-1~.<-1'X11111llltl- 1
tinn.l1o s.1i:l two li'ai'ks on th11 111111
.1'ould 111' 111111;:1'1'1-ns to trawl unlvss tho!
1 till wasi'ut down. 111' also thought it 1
11'.1.~'l'1asibh' tot'nn 1111's our :1 siugloi
t.':t 'k throng It the dis'ntttd territory '
but it would not 111' s) 1'on1T'nit'11t 111';
the 1'. nnpanit's. 'lvstimony was
1:11'1111 by (it'lll'l‘lll Manager .\1~ton 1111111
iibunvzorllill, in lit-hall" of Illl‘ Street;
Railway t'ot11p1'1u).', and 1-x-(‘o'11111'ilnn'n;
.I. A. ()sborin'. “'.H. Smith and I'llllrt‘llt‘;
Hoyt-1' on bohall‘ of tin- (‘itv of Norwalk. 1
Plaiste d,
Druggist.
ills”
Ask your neighbor what he
. thinks of
inlll'llltflllt' hearing .-.\ttot'111'_\' 1'3. 31., P l I ;
L it'kwm'nI. counsel ft 11' the city. movt-d ,
that tho insuring: bi- dismissod on thei
1:1'1'1111111 that tho Norwalk Street Rail-E
had virtually 111'1'1'pt1-d'
way ('1 11111111111 0 0 U G H
, the layout given it by the city, by (-1.111- '
‘nn'nt'ing Work at the uppvr end 111 the
layout and completing I’ll(' work to the
disputed ground, andl'thal without 1111- l
Il(l of any intt 1111111 1 to .1111» '.11.
l
1
1
‘ REM E DY?
Ht' \\ ill 1
mini st lhet t-asi- on this ground atnl also,
under llll‘ railroad 1.111 of 151171. 3
It was tin-11 agreed that all partivs sub 1
tnit their claims and argunn-nts in writ-i
ing, the Messrs. Perry t3 give (-1 pins of}
tin-i1- ulaims to (3111111111 Frost and tho i D
other attorneys. and tho lllllt‘l' to submit
them to Messrs.
Then
FoHow
Good
Adnce
and-
ED HANDS.
! Perry.
The question at point st-t'nis to be the
legal right of tin: (,‘1lllllt‘ll to give. tln'
Street Railway company a layout it had
:11ll‘t‘lltl)’ given. and which was being:
used by an opposition onupany. _
Thom pt'i'st-nt at the 1111111111}: were use It!
WVEHO NIOZNEE 5.03.].SIV'Id
cuREs CHAP
Attorneys Perry 1‘L'l’t1rry atid J. B. llurl-
butt. for th1' Nm'walk Street. Railway
company: Colonel Russell l"1'os1,1'1-pr1'-
soaring 1111' Norwalk Tramway company.
and Attot'noy E. .\I. Lockwood, counsel
1 for tho ('ll“. , ‘ WE SE“-
IOO
Small bottles 2511.,
Large size 500.
1111111111 Officers.
1 The followin" tillit-111s one (1111' ted at
“the national convention of Hal l'inish-
lersyesterdav: Pres ident. John Motl'at:
Wine-president. Jami-s (rotty. of Dan-
;bttry: secretary, Edward Moore. of
1P11iladelphia: ln'asurer. .Tohn (‘. Logan.
1 of Danbury.
Y. M. C. A. Finances.
An important meeting will be 111- 1d at
.thelY.1\l.C.A.parlor.-1 tonight The"
directors of the asso'iat'on and th(1
ill-1111591 \1'. x111111'y will 11111-1 the it 'al "
O , .
clergy and 1511-" ~1ness 1111111 to discuss the. For 2 5 cents !
question of raising the needed 1111111115- to
continue the Y. M. C. A. work the com-
ing year.
. ‘ (/ I
(unsowski :1}
corner of Wall and Water Nap,
112311;
MEAD
THE CATERER
' Luncheons st-r1'1-dntnhort
‘ notice. The onlyiplufia’h‘i
town to get
1
Cafe Frappe,
Bisque Glace,
Bisque De Orleans,
Croquetts a la Milan,
Patties a la Brandy,
\ Tor Toni Bisquet.
ICE CREAM!
In all the I atest- Forms.
Leave yourordt'r at
‘ 52 WALL STREET,
93 WASHINGTON STREET,
ONLY I
FAIRFIELD coutttt . .
- '- NATIONAL BANK.
43 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Int-11111111111011, 182-1. (lupital, 30001111.
EDWIN (1. RRELER, President.
DAVID 11. .\111.1.11‘.R. ViuLPi-est.
L. C. GREEN, 1‘.-1.11114.
DIRECTORS.
1111111'1VO.1\'1::.:11H:.
[)111111 11.311111.“ A. .1. M 1111111111.
11‘.ST..lott.\'Lot'tuvooo. Turn. 11. 14111111,
111.1 (3111.12, Cuts. l‘.'1‘ut 111.111
Accounts of \lanutactnrers. Merchants
and Individuals Solicited.
Sate Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositars.
o‘ilv
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer. ‘1
93 Washingtoh Street,
50. Norwalk.
Residence, Mahackemo Hotel.
1111 l)‘
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
St Washington Street.
Open daily from 9 to 1" 11.111... and front
1 to :1 p. at. . and on Monday writings
ham 1 to S.
Internist. iillowed on deposits.
ALI)I1‘.\'SOL.\I\\S l’rcst
JOHN H. l1l'1ill lh‘ \ ice Prest.
JOHN ll. KNAPI’, Sec. and Treas.
A Paying Business
the businessis in good lab:
for. opportunity for the r Rhtpermn.
ply at this other: or of JAMES GOLDEN.
11:22“
To $9.00, From $18.00 and $20.00!
HALF PRICE!
WORTH DOUBLE!
Many of them won: $18,110 1111(182o.ooand every one of them
cost more than $10.01) to mannt'acutrt' which gives you a slight idea of
the value. yonarc getting. All new and fashionable cut garments.
The fabrics comprise Worstcds. Casimcres and Clioviots, Blues, Blacks
and Fancy .‘lixttn't-s.
THERE IS A CHOICE, COME EARLY AN!) Gli'l‘ l'l‘.
STORIES ()l’iEN I".\'I£.\'i\'(iS.
Not much of that
Medlicott and Camel’s Hair
Underwear!
Left, but there may be just what you want.
warm friends with it.
We have made many
Comstock Brothers
CLOTHING.
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIC BUIkDING
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
_A-,.___..., .. . ._ . , . __..,_-_. _ ....- .- _.._;s
V
\V. .I. Roget‘s. Esq“ sovi'vtzll’y ('3' ”11' Ageutltor
'.\1-w York ('ondwnsotl Mill: ('ompany.’ BUFFALO
lt'sltlit-tl 1'1-1'1'11t11'111111 it 11.1: tho polit'y GLUTEN
ot'hist'ompanyinst-11111111511111]. supply
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. 111 1.1111 \1'.1;:111..11~1111111»11 OFFICE
SOLMANS'
Manuel 1'. Reich, 1.1.1.11,
STABLE.
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A Dainty Gift.
A fter all said and done, a line, well-made,
~15 11.311, Well-lilting pair of shoes is as accept-
able 11 (‘lllllfl’l‘ltlAS PRES 111‘ as anything
, you can think of. If there is any question as
.l to where the very best of its kind can be pur-
' i chased, it’s easily answered—at
H.$. BROWN’S
so WASHINGTON STREET,
__ South Norwalk. -
1‘.
Conn.
PERHRPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should want any
Watches, Jewelry; 01
or yonrflatches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned, call or send at. once to
a. w. AUSTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
Diamonds Silvetwate
, 1 "Fm-1- to Jacksonville, 1:111 .S21‘1.Ofl:excur-
A RARE CHANCE ll
COD-“181ml! "5 ”WW?“ 155k"? and lcclintormation, tickets stateroom, etc
Cream [1113111112111 Will be sold very cheap 1 quire of
on account ntillbealth. Everythingnbo ut
1.111111111111650. F. BEARSE, Agt.
HO! FOR
F lortda andthe South
BY THE
CLYDE LINE.
FoF‘SaIe’by
S. B. WILSON;
BUILDER AND REAL.
ESTATE AGENT.
92 WALL STREET NORWALK, CT
1 511m, $111.10
Fare to St Augustine. F.1d . 3211.111 (-11- TWO 0|" Three Good Horne.
CHI‘SIDD hilt-"5 Best chance to et a 0
To Charleston, S. C. $20 no; excursion easfiterniiume on very
$9111
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n.
S. H. WATERBURV,
Real Estate ‘
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