, . BATM.-"\\'nnt.""Tolit."atnl
, Wlfitmfiltis. lit-I t-V‘Nnilliu lint
fi-zthwcttnimsur: simian-t.
mums in-alino, \Inrrlntto and
500. Ht‘III-Iittlt'ul lol ... fur lIi\.¢
, Iconic-uh tarnished on til-Mira-
; on ltlrm—Bv mail. Ill ndvaiicc.
‘ with Uiic month, :nc: thrcc
”W“; , ‘ nixmonths.Mann-iicru-ar. I“.
' ' . “IOthoyu. lava \t‘ook. to bc paid
("mm—X0. 9': Washington
. kttclcpbom- call. til-.3.
MCI. N". In Wall nti't-I'I. Norwalk:
album.
at I'I-t‘l.
in N”! m ”A“.
and... new and I“ m m
m competition.
The working- of the GamamWiI-on
tnrit! continue to disturb busine- in
this petition. Morohmm report a consid-
erable falling on in that' titties from
those of last year. which has been rather
discouraging tothcin. The lumber butti-
nent is dull. Canadian competition hav-
ing nearly niinod‘it. One of the largest
miniiitacturcrn of lumber iiutt announced
his determination not to purchase loge
this winter. which will be a heavy blow
to tinibor owners in this region. tie it
deprives many of our farmers of the
means to obtain rcudxcallli as heretofore.
This town also possesses one of the
largest solo leather tanner-ion in the
Troubles
“Seven years ago, my wife had
a screw hunt tronhic. which pity.
aiciana cation consumption. The
cough was tlinli'cssitiunini attend-
cd with blinmug of blood. _.\n
doctors Iii not help her site tried
AYER’
cherry Pectoral
l
atom. which in a few weeks will cioro
and was surprised ct tho rciicf ii
tmw. (lilo Initth- of this Iiil‘lil-
Hale’s Lung Balsam
Have been used in ~Nor-
walk in the past three
years. It is now the stan-
darti remedy forali Coughs,
colds and bronciiicai trou~
bios Spociaiiv good [or
children. .
25 CENTS A'i‘
HALE’S!
NO
Our
COMMENCEMENT '
THE
RWALK, CONNECTICUT.
Annual Opening
EMBROIOIDERIES.
“0 Welcome at Thu Sontitnii o co.
h telephoning.
,4
'MA‘IIHNH should in oil raw-I In- ad-
Tlii‘l I‘iVI-ZXIMI SICX'I'IXIIID 3
South Norwalk. t‘oini,"
Erwin!) Suitiml Imp tl l'irr'ululitm
Town '5]. .Ym‘tl'tt/I.‘ Um/ its Sol»
, IfOillllh’I‘tl’l’gL [lulu ’II' l'umMIH Ii
IIl‘Ofl (IIUH‘ UIIH'I‘ TIN-I [Altai [hul-
litt
We! any new» you will I‘oliloi‘ Iii
wit-lint: or bringing it i
i tlio cause of overproduction? Novcr in l
{the history of the tanning business in
l
Tho cause of this suspension is claimed
its doom for an indefinite period, than i
_ _ -' l .. hlt‘ tsnol
throwing out of ompioymenst 1:!» men. . ”m ”In“! 1'” "M . in
tho icaoi doubt hill .\‘\‘I‘.l"‘tlll‘ilt‘I'I"\'
I’I-ctorai saw-d 'bcr lilo. '-—l..
Mounts, Memphis. Tenn.
Medal
and Diploma
Fair.
to be overproduction, but what has boon ;
this town has there been any difficulty !
iii marketing the leather produced in;
our tuiincry until the Doinoci'ntic party i At World’q
canto into power with its iiialudrniiiia- ‘ "
tration of tho tiiiaiiciai polioioa of tho
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(it‘tiio Saw Your.
brings with it many ‘
invitations to visit
various establish-
incntn and ittspI-I't'
Iilt'ii' slot-kn. We;
chct-rfidiy join titt-
lilllllilt‘i‘, taking hou-
t-at pt'idc in the fat-t
that wo havo Millw-
tiiitnr to show wcil
it your oxaiiiiiintioii. and piirrhnsc.
WI tl‘l
nation. This blow \viii fail hcavior on
business than any other, as it was the
chicf industry hero, and will reduce
nearly cvcry employee to idleness.
The triumph of tho Republican party
oti Nov. 5 tended to ctiiivoii business in
m York Herhltl chtlicr I’tll’l‘t‘flfiI.
every cirolo wiioi'ciii toroign competition
does not come, but \viicro our blln'illt‘tirl
Hiawatha Itklfll' tit‘lilltln‘m In in‘ I'uiilor
allowed by clear \voatIn-I' 'i'nnx-Itruo it
tiles to ho acticraliy fair and \\‘:lI'IlIt‘I‘
Thermometer Room-d.
., ’Thohiahcst point of tho thv-rtiioaiotcr Ior
tholwottty-Iourhour- ending at town Imilli'
horn.
)flnlulu'e Almanac loi- 'l‘oinorrow.
lliulitido g Lowlido
‘V’nflm Sunsets
at 3:19 i at 0:1?»
pt 6:99 at am
mud Work 01' a newspaper III In.
‘udonbtedly come about bctwccti Eng-
ly cloudy to fair. prom-dud in tho‘
tic by rain or snow on tltt‘ mm line:
was {It (legroosnbow m-ro: low-«Ln clout-«w ‘
l The good understanding which will ‘
mcn find tiioolicapor piodnctsot‘ Canada
and the old world coming into coiiipoti-
tioti with our home products tlici'o are
, stagnation and loss and always will ho
‘ until tho grand triumph of tho Repub-
3iictin protection party in lti'JI'i shall
! sweep out of cxictciico tho last vcstigo
.0, tho Democratic frco trado business
dostroying administration. (.iod apccd
'IilO tiino wiicn this nation shall be
freed from tho prcscnco of tho Demo-
cratic party in every branch of govern-
ment—national. stain and iiitiiiicipal.
Manors W. Mcix'niaar.
Holland, N. Y.
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I‘HROUGH WITH “CONJECTURINGJ’
Shops That {shut Down For that First. Time
In TIit-ir History.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern oi this Garment
May he Obtained by Using the Coupon.
Wo have littltit‘ spccial arrangcim-nts
t
:u'ith tiicamiiitsoi" tho tclcl~ralcd Bazai'; 1 . , _ ,
- you more than our gartiicnts complete, and you get honest materials. honest making, no slumping, and the
l . . u '
Glove-Fitting i’atb-rns. by winch We can 1
! pu‘scnt to our lady rca‘dcrn some of their
i very nowcst and ('imit‘t'nlit patterns of
‘tzarniciits. Full and explicit dim-lions
for putting togctin-r tiic garnicnts no
; company each pattern.
lIIItI‘ ol’ our Nun-lilo.“ in tho Iiiobt- l’ort~
laiilc Sivan: lit-attic, "Hill" of tht- Lost
‘wt‘oinrlit boiivz' pinto. it lia~ Ia-cn (it'-
tnigncd to obtain thobcst rI-siiitsi'roin tin-
j Siiitiiit‘hl amount of fuel niid lcast pussi‘
Ihb- :ItthIIIon. t‘ail and N I- it.
1
And Ladies’ Muslin Underwear!
io,o..-o pieccs oi Wontciis' Misses and Children's l'tidcrwcar, all li'csh, new, rciiaiilc. and iiotn-stiy made.
The greatest gathering of Choice Styles, for little money, ever shown.
, This Important Event Opens Saturday, January I8!
it would bc utter fully to attempt to tnakc up l'ndcrwuar at home, when the material alone would cost
NORWALK
iPattern Works !
c. H. Aisthorpc, Prop.
cci‘y prctlicst style<.
THIS
- - EMBROIDIERIES!
7 fiatcrlaiitmmls.
HOYT’S THEATRE cambm'
Swiss,
Monday, January 20th.
Thu \iI'I‘JII l,tn:ii~ii Sam-mg
Humanity !
l'i. H-I til-l it” with. “Him .\ llt'nth. nitli
Nainsook,‘ '
Edging,
Insertions and
Match Sets.
‘lnnd and America will he not a lit-
le due to the efforts of a iio\vspaper
an, Mr. Henry Norman, tiic Fluff cor-
Hardly a day passes but tho Atticr- i
icaii pcopio Iti‘t‘ sadly i'cinitidcti of the ’
fact; that n fit-c trade. administrationI
5614*CHILD’S YOKES AND SLEEVES
lliSlN in' .\i.‘t‘i’ Mist-In.
'i'licst‘ will in- found vvi'y ill sirablv iii .
JOSEPH GRISME'R and
‘;\II ihc Latest importations.
.\Ii new lit-signs .Itid i’.Ittctn~‘.
IS A GENUINE MONEY SAVING EVENT!
We continue our Great Mark-Iiown
Space Vlill Only Admit a Very
Few Quotations:
Corset Covers, at: each.
(inly two to a I'Iistnmci'.
Sale of
Dress Goods,
Drawers, up:
Only two In .Ii-ustoIm-r Underwear,
Ciictiiiscs. 25c
Night i)rc~:~.c.<, WC Domestics, '
.. Night Dresses. 59v ,
Night ilrcss‘cs. not“ Lmens’
WW“ "“'5“‘;- 8'4" Kitchen Furnishings
Child's Drawers. I7 '1
Child's Gowns. 5m: and Jackets
Child's Cotton bionic-l
”’ respondent of the London Chronicle.
“American newspaper editors lilitfw of the
”important documents which ho was able
.10 find and publish. but their assertions
counted for nothing. When nBritish
journalist, however, comes to America
Ind finds an important official corro—
Zttppndence between Venezuela and Great
Britain which shows Salisbury to be
clearly in the wrong iii his pi'cI-Icnt; atti-
mtde. thatis ditlerent. Britons pay some.
attention to that.
" Briefly, the papers brought to light by
Hr. Norman Show that in 1841, For~
.Vtidite, Venezuelan minister at London,
wrote to Lord Aberdeen, British secre-
tary of state' for‘ foreign ati‘airs, coni-
laining that a British surveying party
"had planted posts and I1 sentry box upon
”Venezuelan territory. Thcso posts fill'ill'
edwhat was afterward known as the
Sohomburgk line. Lord Aberdeen i'o-
plied, explicitly declaring that tho
:;Sch0mbni‘gi: line was not meant for a
boundary line, but that tho posts had
only been set as a preliminary basis on
.Wh‘ich to operate for a permanent. do-
mention. However, on tho rcpentcd
,ramonstrance of Venezuela tho posts
' were removed.
. Venezuelautiil' urged, year after year,
a [commission to settle definitely the
"boundary line between that republic and
British Guiana. In 1885 the Gladstone
. government actually agreed to such c.
commission and a treaty to that cfi'r-ct
‘Was prepared. The sumo year, however,
. Salisbury came into power, and for porn
' bunconibc, apparently, as is usual when
, one political party succeeds aiiotlici' in
power, proceeded to sweep all that his
predecessor had done, both good and bad.
So that Salisbury has only himself to
' ' thank for every part of the present Vcn-
‘eral graceful ways in which he can
crawl out.
How to work up an important matter
. ‘ successfully has been well- shown by
:‘l‘: Henry Norman, the London Chronicle
man. He was intrustcd. with one ot' the
, most important journalistic missions in
recent, years. He went to Washington
.§.with no flourish of trumpets and no ii)»
ins flhg announcing his (Icsti-natioii.
Preserving the utmost quiet, revealing
himself to nobody, he talked with peo-
r'which had escaped general attention,
‘ try and informed iiimscif fully as to the
mmimity of public opinion in Amcrica
ly, as before, be commenced tiring ,his
valuable nuggets of information across
three days'. time on litter rcvulsion iii
British feeling tovmrd America. Ho in
drum for journalists tho world occur to
beyond of. Ho has given tin-in an ob-
fiut lesson which should not ho iiiri on
{ltd proper way to go about an impor-
“ttmt task. The calm, silent mini is the
3.; strong man. ‘ ‘
Dr Jamesou, the leader of the British
upeditinn that. came to gricf ll' the
Wool, seems to have been H‘VC'l'di
times in the United States, ant! to be
W! known in Montana, wlici-I: he hunt-
“and fished between the yints 1876
and $85. Theta who know him my
“Mills has a curvature of Jim spine
“hid: makes him wail: sideways. Thc
Wheat; of his back seems, in the
Mt instance ntJeast, to have got mm
tidbit! and made him no wildlv wronc.
' Molar! difficulty. There are still sov-
‘ read newspapers front all over the cotiit'-‘
‘on the Venezuelan (location. Till'll «pi let--
thewuter like bombshells, producing in ,
‘I am (‘tilil;.‘l‘llll'liig as to tiiot'aiiscs for this
pie high and low, got hold of documents .
I
out: of tho oidcst. as \vcii as the largest.
still rcigns ovt-i' our country, and that. ..
tho fI'I-o main plot to ruin tlio iiltlllfilrlP-i i
of tho I7tiitcd Hana-I still drives iiiaiiii~ '?
factni‘I-rs. t'ai'iiicrs and labor down tho ' making "“W 'ri“"”“"""' ““ “ straight
[Uflll that, Nil‘l‘iy li"llIiS IU Inn-(qty 1111'] i illiii Hiiil‘l’ in Iill' Hilly l .\'II'ii itit'i'l'. 'i‘ill‘t‘t'
tiiiaticial t'lllillll‘l’tlhc'itit'lli. j.li.~tim-ti_v dim-rout stylus ot‘ slot-rm with
A lill’ni l’l'lil‘dl‘h’ltillti result. of tho de- ‘vory short body. 1.!‘l'irt‘uli'ti for trim-
striifiirciniw of tint ('lovoiaiid nduiiniu- mi”: in round. mpm-n and ptiinlrtl yollc
ti‘ation iii shown in tho following cs- a‘itlinv. an! int ilziitlll in this IlllIIt-ill.
tract tain ti from atarifl’ reform daily . \'I I 4. I ‘ . ., h .. l- f
liililt‘fi .' I. . :0"va It Niliull you l.\.tIt u
"’l'miay. for tho first than in tho iiis- : ”.1“. mum”; and Mllhrmllhld
tory of tho briiannia slitli'i, tho principal "“"I- ”mum“ “ii“ " I‘riil “f ""‘l""‘i‘i""."~
dcpai’tmcnts shut down on a Saturday {“1"qu PM“ “i “I!" “Hill-“'- l'? -'”"‘
toward tho lattti' pail‘ of Novciviiicr, it ii'aigwi tii‘i‘l‘ which < at tho sum iiiatcr-
time that is always tcmgnizcd as tho ! ial. tin: \H‘lrsis' iv illi:
liilf‘il‘fl' “I‘ll“‘i' i“ 11"“ .‘"‘«“"’- ,ftht‘tiIi III' itint‘t‘tioti anti I'rill ot' I-ttibroldI-i'-
'iIIc Inci'inati :-ll\‘t" and afowotlicr 3“,} mixing. The ”Wk is “Him,“ [,.
departmentsmo running today, but tiio‘ . ‘ _, ., , . ‘ , , , k
most of tho I'niployt-csarotaking :iday'I-i '“ml 11' . .' HIM” tin mlfmi ‘W, '
vacation. . Illilllt‘ of IIIiI‘ lawn .Iiiti \;Iiviu~it~11tio~.~ Iii
“liven tiio flatware. Iilll'liidiiilllz room 1""'ti""v *ll'li"'i‘ "f '1‘” 1’
shut down last. I‘\'t'!lili[.: until Monday ,iil'i‘m‘t‘ll l‘H‘Tv‘W'i “Willi”! “Ilitfil‘ti 11“"!
lif‘Xi. Wot]; i;-; also slat-i; in the other tho hiltiillilt‘l' Nuiliib an i 'im-«i. .\ i'i'iil
niivci' factoi‘ics, and thooldcstcinpioyccs .ut' Int-v Intuit”: outlim ,‘ tho you. fiuikht'a
Iiit‘ltl'(‘il,1lilti I'llliilill‘ll"r lili‘ l'iili bishop
~ill't'\t‘5 at iiIt‘ “rots. l\o. $5 in [Willi-1i
Ioitlliin' i-~ mado of ‘lli oI'I-r I-Iiii-i'oidI-i'j.'.
Illn- log-'H-iiiiittoii ‘ZI'I‘KI‘ of lino diniity
I'I-Iiiodviitiu Iii‘v:'<v.~. wrappvi's
and nightgown» t'oi' Indu I'.=l!:.~:.oi' in
:tirl‘linm
it i"
:{IL
lav. tI 'ii:;.: pitiful
Stat:- of affairs. " .
Tho .‘ult-ridttn Britannia company is
wcil known throughout. the country as
cotii'ct'tis‘ (“Milt—W ,1 in ”m liiuiiufat'tlil'e of I having a point: Ii ('ilii tli t'IIilii‘t‘iiiI‘i'}‘.
Hith‘l’ Iiilltliti wares, and its tiatwni'o
branch has iiccii :i largo and important
part oI’its. tunic.
Thc iiatwaro has always bemii coiisid- if
end a “slaphi.” Kmvi‘fi' milk” and li'lttiliil‘t'ti to main til‘hl.fii No. I é'oi‘c. >l.\
spoons :ii'o iioct‘trlsai‘y lll‘ilt'lt‘s ‘ln cvoi‘y ! i. i'l NHL. \70 ,, ”I“
illlllfl'iitriti and cannot ho i'cgnrdod as - ‘ " " ' ‘ " '
luxuries, and \\‘iit"il pI-opio cannot afford : , _ _ .
to buy them it looks as though the I 1“”1'” “i“‘t‘l'HT-hl‘i WI." I! \x‘ill noun-o
tiincs wow :4.) had, and tito prwiplo so : ii: .Vimlr l'w' 3“ l Ilt'iitfili V.” 41 ."ill'll
poor, that. fl 1H \rI't-II (iiii'ifjjt'Ii to limit l {or No, .. of‘a yard l‘or‘Nd 3
their lingers in plum oi' i'oi'h~-‘. 'i‘iic ltlwigu. l'tll'l‘. tun—y'ar-oid ail/wit \xiil
(III-vciaiitl papci‘ rays that "titooiticst gm}, Ill: “mg. m,- '
ctnployccs :zi'o (‘rill'it‘t'iiii‘iilg as to tho ‘
coin-’czifot' lid: stair: of utiairs. ” This is
wrong. Lu]; am through with "coiijct;- f.
llll‘llig. " ’ifliI-y know u but ails tho coun-
try. ' boy are iiitciligtcnt tacit and are 1
very \vcii aworo that, thc Doinocratic
ftco trade adininiz-tration has robbrd
tiwm of tlicir work bydcstroying Amer-
ican industries.
! i’wth \t’i'ids’. owl“ and yokc arw Iiiilinilt'ii
mixing.
1 llt' quantity Ill .»I.-tln'.' \\’i'll’ ititltri'ia}A
titotiti: C Iiiii slaw
" of a yard: No. :: III-sign.
siL’ll. ‘
. _\‘:il'Ii.
‘
t
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.
tlt‘fi'jfzii; ~
31'». I III-slim. 3 yard
No. 23 Iii-sum.
'i'iicpartvi'ii. which is No. will. :lilii
l't'iliilfi for th-Iitvtiw Innis. ix i'lll iii
I.‘
lotto and two )‘I'Ili'ri oi" ago.
EVENING SEIITIIIEL
COUPON.
“dint London Known. I
011: (British) cxpnrt of woolen goods ,
shows a satisfactory int-rcaso to most:
criiinirics,'tiioiigii of tho totziigain of
£i>»'l,3217 for tho month no has than
£itjii,.'.()‘.i appears in Ibo cxports to the
Uiiitcd Stan-H. Tho i‘ccovoi'y ill this.
quarter inny ho judged of from tho fact
that tho total Iiiipiiir-nis of \voolcii goods
to the. stints in Uctribcr last your were
vziiiicd at only £14,030. An almost
similar expansion is shown as rcgards
numb-d fabrics, for, \viici'cas shipments
to Amcrica iii Uctobci', 151M, \vcro vai-
i-Lntltiing to nip» Itniotn, uni ~37». of No.
«2.2;;
t'ilt this mil. iii] it' tom l' I'noatblatiili‘M»
‘ and mail or ltzlm it 1'-
Sturtevant’s Bargain House
NAME .. ., ‘
Antwan”
I’.\.'i"I‘I’.it.‘; .\I.I1'.‘v't. :~I/.2: Ix...
’I’Id‘ u-upun and I: dun. wzn swim--
alloy-I pain-rt: iii Mitrtoinoi'». \uil‘li Main
laud .\iiu \I’I'I‘I‘In South .\1~I‘\\,‘ill\.
inrcr- _
tiziisinwl with a'
"with a narrow t'i'ili I-l' I-InbroidI-rwl‘
it'or No. “J dosign and '1 ol‘ a \".:;.I for1
tim-c silt-s. i'orcliil-li'I-ii of AL}. iiiotitlis‘. ‘
. Real Estate and liouse Agent.‘
PHOEBE DAVIES,
Vilnittu i‘:II.~.;-,Ii‘-ll I'It‘tiilifiilml I). I
25 Hounds! too
People!
'20 Horses!
< Li..-'. 'M' itllll T‘II' it‘ll'.‘ I'll “.Iit‘ .‘ii
I. _
l’luzrrtl riknnli \\mi aim-h atop.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Thursday, January 23d.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT!
12
Maurice Freeman
.\.~ .I.\I‘H lrl'i‘ilJ-n,
ii~ ’li'i ivtid'. -l..1‘ a: Tillwital
Hands Across
the Sea!
4"” ,‘i tumult Itln‘ni nib‘wtu—u
Entertainment
Chapel, on Berkeley Street.
jPROF. HAVILAND,
oi" ‘.I-,\-. '
liviystery !
Wednesday Evc‘g, Jan. 22.
litiaster of
i..
Jillll
- ‘l
.jul llt'i'
win “1 on at
t'i'iii“ii.
Admit Jun
:I'.
Jacob id. Layton,
Fire, Life and
Accident
INSUEANCEH
t
i
iiccaii Sit‘llnl‘liiili ’i'icknts. nini StcriinL:
ilrIIils. innit" xPutiIilllt‘li I
and htocim Sold.
1 ot‘i‘itrim Il.\II.Im.\I) PLACE. . i
Noxt to I'o~t (illicc, " 4
lll‘tl‘ul only .tilIJi‘JEI, they last. month
I'cachcd a total of .L'tonjnn. During the
"'lli'l't'lll' your nearly mic-half of our total
.nxpoi‘tsof worstcd goods ham grain to ‘
tho I'uitod States, tho vuiuo iii-iii}; £4,-
Wiring-NU as compared with L’UIUJTIS in ,
tho first too months of HEM—London ,
iicutioiiti.~~l. ‘
)Iasiiiiiaii to hi»: you in tho Digit ,1: last
night i)tiiigiilt‘l'—*"l’lt'l'.tli7-'I‘ I
afraid lw‘d I'Iill'il cold in lilt‘ hail."
. .1.
'\."I.Il.‘.t-.‘ oz: \‘l'1|v‘-'1W A. t. . . .. 3., . .‘
'ia'.i,.I.tl I‘i . hug,
lll'«|l'."|l.ti"1t
Fight Shy of Them.
Tho Reform cinbor tho Tai‘ifi' Reform
AL. 1! t'~' iii: nlv...
club, inoro propcriy tiio lt‘i'co 'i‘rado , $ ‘
3111!), of Now York has for yr-ars fought; Bffikfjfii
American int: rests am! American prol-
puritybytiioassistanco of tho importing 'IVV’I-‘tcdifiiiifla China. 313F336, irc
classes. Rcccutly this organization has Fancyzwork.T»,‘_.:;. Lnrlas-
devoted considerable ('iTort to the our- . they-WI: all menial t i i at: i.
i'cncy qucstion, and ammo of tho Innttar‘i Liquid Glue. gm; 1;“; 31m my, z, , ,
issucd ins found its way into protcction . l‘. i: how” 5; ;',,;- . . It, is {1'
RI-pubiicnti ncwspapcrs. With an cntcr- . m“, .71. “min: Y.i‘ . ,4; .
iiigwI-dgo IUIilO columns of Republican ,1; '. , Ir" f _ ; '. p “.2" .. ,
nowspapt rs. this fl‘t‘fl trado organization I" m " i .” J‘ k,“ ‘t ' W ".M“ i
has naturally gone back to tho advocacy “My, can “if It ' I“ (fl ‘ZV ' “ “9 mi"
.if the “policy of dcstructioii"—iiainc- 0t (”‘3 ”WSW" ““‘ ““ i u.‘ .
iy. fro,- ti'adc. We earnestly ask all pio- E " ‘ '“‘ ' i; It 41' if}
tcction (’IiiIOl‘t} to scrutinize cvory para- ’Eéyg Em lit?"
graph received from this ugcntof for. ‘ . 3.3 at" D 65551., p t E
Isign interests. It is not safe to use inth READY“ USE Cam in i
ter that is issued by the Reform club I, Bonlgtoccnu. Fold cvrrx‘whcrr
upon any subject. i
CANS with patent rover Iul’ Manama.
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: Notary Public. Acknowitdgniciits Taken. 1
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5:. SOUTH MAIN S'I‘RIGI-I'i'. .
3 South h‘oru'aik. .
‘CRACTICE LIMITED 1!
, To DISEASES -
OF' WOMEN,
, ()liin- hours, .‘vitindays and Thursdays
lit,wip.1n. Ii ‘Jl
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Estate of John I. Bill‘iiilllh. inlc of Nor-l
walk. in Nttii Iii-druid, dtit‘udwti. ‘
()t‘dt‘rcti. ’I‘Imr IiiI‘ cxcciilor ex I,
Illilii iti~ :tdiiilitfilrntiuit :lt‘t’lllill to this!
c UN for :idi'I-tawnt. :it Itho I’ro-
tintta Illiiw- in Norwalk, (in thtI illllli tiny I'f?
.Inuiinrv. I‘tih‘». at .‘o'ri Vi; Iil'tcrnoon; :Iiid '
t‘Ial tilipci‘wm iiittvr-‘twi iii Haiti catatc‘
tiiav Iu- ‘IIIMIHI illll'tttf. thi- I‘i‘It'clI-i
turlu'ill caiiw thi. unit-r to ho I-ititli~iiui
.iit a IN'“‘~iI!I.[Il'I‘ havituf It circulation in;
,s‘aititii-irici. nivti post :1 copy thereof on!
Jim signpost in said Norualk nearest
‘tiicp‘ncc whrrc the docmhcd last .dweit.
at least ten tinyn lit-fore Milli 30th titty
of January. mat, ,
\\'OUDWARD.Judge.
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2‘ and Capes,
Night lirawcrs,
Ladics' Cambt’it' iitzipii'c
Gowns. 75m in ordcr to make rootn for Spring
Ilrlda! Sci. 0! liircc paw-s, mm '
ly and richly made.
and _;.,c
\\'c iinvc opcucd out now limiiroi-
Ilci'it‘s and Laws on tho t‘tIIiiI't.‘
I'ountci'. main lloor. Goods.
Telephone Call, 57-4. '\
The Norwalk Boston Store, J
Corner Main and Wall Streets, - - - -. Norwalk, Gt.
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m. , . , WE ARE MAKING
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3) "‘~ “1"“? 65 A Sweeping Reduction on
' Herse Blankets and
Lap Robes!
To Avoid Carrying Over Stock
at tile fad ofthe Season.
'I'he South Norwalk ‘ Hardware Co.
TELEPHONE CALL, I3‘-2
Disputed
Queshons.
Tiicl'c area number of important questions at the
present time that are demanding the attention of
public men. There are disputed questions between
England and Gei'iiiany, Armenians and Turks, Uncle
Sam {HILLJOilIlDié Bull, etc. But the Ladies of N or-
walk are all oi' one mind that our store is the best
place to buy their Stop 9 and Farley Groceries, and
we have notto scitie‘it by arbitration either. Prompt
attention, «mick delivery. "
Charles I E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER,
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33 washingtton Street, -’ - South Norwalk, Conn-
EITHER
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