NEWS Alli GOSSIP III 'IIIE DAY3
DION SIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIB 'IIIWIIS.
to may Round up of News from IIowaIoI— 3
Olden Doings and Sayings—0m th-
uti Way—other County towns.
DABIEN AND NOIIOTON.
ltev. Joint l).1ker111..u 11f\' ew llaven.
took out aIlnIinistration papers 'I hursduy
on the estate of Mary Whitney. III-reas—
ed. 'l‘heI-ourt has appointed (‘harles
Seoiield and James Webh appraisersof
the “state. -
The spearing of eels in lioliy‘s pond is
neeupyim: the attention 11f many of our
eiti'wns. 111111 lat-1:1- nuInl‘Iers are being
ruptured .
James Lindsey was engaged last week,
I'utting iee for James Robertson. when
he fell into the water and reeeivI-da
ducking. which did not 111111111in him.
There is talk of instituting :1 lodge oi‘
Odd Fellows here.
Jana-s BirI'lIaI'Il is very indignant over
an advertisement that tilllh'itl‘I‘tl in the
Darien Herald. January Ich.
put in. 111- says. without his eonsent or
knowledge.
.\- grandehiid of Henry Dayton's. for- i
merly 111' Noroton. and wIIiI'h died of:
."ar1et fever in New \'1‘1r11'.was buried in
Spring Grove I-I-nIetery Thursday.
1111111' Whitney is siI l.-
WINNIPAUK.
l-ZIlwsii'Il UIIIlI-rhill. of “'iunipauk,will
supply you with The $1 utinII I-verv
evening. .\IIy Winnitmnk items given-
him will reae II this otIII 1'.
Willie James. of Wilton. was walking
home from Norwalk. Saturday night.
Whilehe\vasI'rosshu: the trestle near
the depot. :1 train I'atne along.
slightlyu’leaf. and did not hear the train
until It was almost upon him. but with
presenee. of mind he rushed to the side
of the struI-ture and 1111111: to the iron
11' 111; as the train rushed by.
BROAD RIVER.
.\ hawk Ineasnrinu four feet from tipf
,to tip was I'anght Saturday morning by
Edward Voorhees. .\ valuable {I 1111
la longin” to Mr. . anndets 11': 1s killed 111'
it. The hird' Is now Iaged at the home
of Josiah K1- 1111151.
-_ ROWAYTON
The: win tme 11 have appointed 1'}. W.
Godfrey, sealer of weights and meas-
tires.
The steamer Meservo, pvhose prI 1pI~ller
was broken a few days ago, has been re-
paited. ‘
William Hughes‘ son has been quite
siek at his home 1111 LinI'oln avenue.
Mrs. Charles W. 11011. 013111111 street.
is weaveriug front a sI-vele illness.
Mrs. Rs'H. Linider has been ent Artain-
111g Mrs. . ohnsou. of Yonkers.
Louis Waterbury, who has been eon-
fined to his home with a felon. has just
returned to his work as I'arpentI-r for
the (‘t'Iith'Ilidated Railroad I'ompIrny.
held in
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The union mtetings will 111-
the thfitist 1 hare ll this week.
Witlileld Grant is quite sielt.
Rev. A. S.Kavana1zh, of South Nor-
walk, preaehed a powerful sermon in the
.\[etltmlist I'iIureiI, yesterday morning.
Shepard “’elis, who is now employed
as a 1'1 1111111 1sitor 1111 the I)anhury Dis-
patch. spent Sunday at his home in this
plate. '
WESTPORT.
Rt. Rev. Bishop \Villiants‘ "isited
Memorial I-lnu'eh ot‘ the Holy Trinity.
yesterday afternoon. eoutirIIIeIl a virus
of ten and III’IliverI'd ashort address to
them. The l‘t't‘IIIl‘. Rev. Kenneth Mae—
_ kenzie. (in. was
,in Rev. S. 11.
and Rev. W. E.
Airs. (‘Itaries
Watkins, of Norwalk,
Hooker. ol' \Viltolt.
Bunnell. of New York,
has been a guest during the. week of,
Mrs. Edward F‘. Marvin.
BiliarXIllllt' Bulkley. of Ridgeiield. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Peter Bulkley.
R. t). Beers has purehased the
11111111011311 in Wright street owned 115' H. 1
The priI'e paid is said to;
1'). Jackson.
have been $1.171“.
‘ Rev. Mr. Maekenzie will eonIluI-t a
tendays‘ mission at Lynehhurg. \'a..
1111111111e111-in1: on 'I‘uI-sday.
i
.\11111'1111' of the Knights of l’ythias.
has been 111-1511112111 in town. The 1111-111-
la'rs willI hold their first meeting some
evening this week in Sons of Temper-
anee Hall. it has eighteen Inemhers.
fi‘liei‘uneraloi' the late .\11's \Iattliu
(I'odt'rev. who died at her home 111 t‘ ross
vliighway. Thmsday 111 uiug. of pneu-
monia. took plan» from her late resi-
dent-e. yesterday afternI‘I'Iu. luterineut
was at \V'tilow Brook I-eInett'ry. De-
I'eased was in here fifty-titty year.
'l‘IIeLllututauqua (,‘irt'le will meet to.
nhmmv evening 1‘1‘ith Miss Miriam (‘Is
ley. in Myrtle avenue.
Lady lawyer-"What 1111- those papers
you wish 111etoexamine?" New woman
--“Tlmy an: the. breach of promise cases
I expect to have served on me in the
coming [pap Year.’
It was j,
He is
assisted in the service i
Jail" 3
Felutrary 1th. 3
Miss Barton and Her Assistants
Will Go to Turkey. .
3DBBPITB THE SULTAII'S REFUSAL.
l‘nlou no (lingo: Ilia Mind the Emu-I
ot Morey 1111111111 l‘rllltlfllt-‘B'Qul'fllu
Ill-Ia, llu III-d No Reply From \Ilniltu
Terrell Regarding the Matter.
\l‘AsntXI11-11s..tan. 211—11111111 Clara Bur-
ton. the president of theAnIt'rh-uu lied
('rovm society. and her 1111-1 retarv. tit-urge
.\I Pullman, were exm'dingly busy coni-
pletlng their preparidions to sail on
\I' «int-vain; for Turkey. 511 int-'1 were they
that theywuld Ilud n11 time to answet
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1
they propose to do after' they get Illl‘ll‘.
the statement that there were no new 1111-
ve Iopuients 111 tho situation
'l‘wII days ago Miss llarton herself told
a comstmndent that she would not take
, suleeI-ts in Armenia.
“Suppose I 11 11111111 to enter your house,"
said Miss Ilarton to tho correspotuleut,
and do I-I-I-tnin things. if you were will-
ing. 1 should thank you and proceed to
avail myself of your permission. lint it
you were to reply to my messam- by say-
,I 1111: that I should not he allowed to entet
your house. what 11111111 1 do? lshould
have to stay out, should 1 not? That I:
‘the. situation with regard to the sultan
and Armenia and the lied (‘1'11ss.“
It 111 known, however. that Miss Ilartou
and lil‘l' associates have doubted the nu-
tIIority of the Turkish minister hero in 111-
suing his reI'ent. statement to the I'tleet
that the lied Cross would not he'allowed
to distribute the. funds that have been
I-oileI'ted in this I'onntry for .\t-1111 ninu re
lief. 'l‘heylntve been 1111111'1' the impression
that ant'oynel Hey aeted solely on his
‘1 own authority. without instructions {tom
3 his guverliltnttlt, in makiugthis statement.
l'rIII'rI-ding‘ Art-ortllnz to tIt'Iginnl I’Inn.
i
i and of the week In mehod.
queries as to why they were going or what ,
All requests tor information were met by .
any step in the ArIIII-niaa question until 1
it was definitely known whether or not,
the sultan objeI'tI'd to the distribution at 1.
.\merlenn ehurity by the lied 1'1-1111s to his -
WONGREQS FDREOABT.
What III. In“. Iii line- An ultely u
I). '1'». Week.
11.111111111111011. Jan.“0 . .4111 111-9110111111 ]
dieatlon-Inmthat the titnaot them-111m
will be divided thin Week between the dis
canton of ilnanou and tho 31111111111 IlIIo-
trine. the latter to be tuned upon the Ila '
via rewlutIoII and the former 1111 the t're1 3
911111111111 unhatitute tor the Quote hond hill. ,
Several solution, including ‘l‘oiler. Dan ‘
lei, (‘ockrell and White, will speak on:
"1111111111 hill during thoweek, and tht '
pI'ohahiIitIoa are that the eotntidet'ntlon oi
the bill will not be eoneluded when 011 ,
No Vote W11; 1‘
be secured until the Utah 111111110111 takI L
their ”NIH, hut it, will 111111111 11111111 attel
that time. The silver substitute, hi the 1111
iiniahpd business, which taut given It preI-
edenoe over all other matters each 1111.1
after LI o'clock, rendering It Impossible t1 ‘
take up the Monroe doettinn resolution
except during the morning hour unless by |
general I'olls‘t'lll. ;
The tariff bill will he 1'1-muted durinp l
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the week ii‘ Senator Jonea ot‘ .\‘evnda givei
his I'ollttt‘llt.
'i‘IIe 1111111111 will «Vote the present week 1
to tho consideration ot’ appropriation hille 1
11111111111 a move 111 made 111 10111111117» do 1
(21111111111 as Iatlligmnts. it 11111111111 pmhn .
11111 that tho Iplentlon may 111I presented t1 l
the house in some lhape. 'l'ho eotnntltteI .
’ on foreign attain has as yet proposed III 5
Iesoiation on the InhjeI-t, but there an
.' mIIIIv inIliI-atlontt that thowholoqueatiot
“‘1'.“ this 111111, MISS littl‘tuil 1311115111111 IL"
111 IiIsirnlIII- to ]ll'tt(t‘t'tl IIIH'IIIIIIinvto IIII
, original1111111111111th without nntirlpating
IIII- possihility 111’ being stopped, and so
‘she will start on \I’ednesday from New
1 York. aeI-ompaniI'II by .\‘eerI-tary l’ulimau
‘ atId her personal stall of Red t‘I'oss' work
ms.
No answer has yet been received from
Minister '1'1't't‘l'11 in reply to Secretary Ul-
nt'y‘s instrut'tionst 111' Friday last to aseer»
taiu ilually the derision III' the 'I‘urkish‘
authorities as to whether .\Iiss 1111111111 will
he allowed to I'ouduet her Work in .\rme»
111:1.
.\t the Turkish it'gtitioll some sntprise
\\'tl.~ expressed at, the determination oi
, .\Iiss liarton and her assm'intes to start
for ’l‘urkey. it was stated that there was
no room to question 11111 autheuth'ityot
tia- IIIiaister's statI-IIII-III, and that it was
3 issued under instruetions from the 'l'urko
1 fish governnd'nt.
.\Iiss lhuton, It was said, will. of eourse,
, he allowed to land at t‘onstantinIIple, bu! ‘
3 she will not he permitted to make anydis-
trihutiun of funds among the Armenian~
departuII-III.
A 'l‘I-uI'III-r l'ltued Alive.
i.o\‘tto.\', .lnu.
FI'riblng the Inass‘aere nt
venIIII't'. says the two head teuI'IIers in tin
Armenian IIIItIII-IIIy were killed, one helm;
IIayeIl alive and then eat to pIeI-es'.
Famous Indian ltnnner Dead.
lit t't-‘tm, Jan. flit—lauds liennett. the
Sela-1'11 lnIlian, better known as I)I'1'I'I'oot.
died at his home 1111 thet'nttaraugus reser
vatiun.
his farm. with his son, a low miles from
Silver t‘rI-I-k. 111 his younger days llecr
loot made rI-I-orII-t for 111111: distanee run-
11i111.r whiI'h never have been looked it)
isno he defeated 11 horse in II rave 1111 Ha
(‘aitat'augus reservation, and for this [eat
an old I-IIlet" gave him the appellation oi
Deeri'oot. Ileerfoot's fame was made from
111111 to 111113. I11 lMil he went. to England,
where he. IietI'atI-II the English I'hntnpion
runner in 11 ten mile t'aI'e. .\t it-I would
shut 1111 was gt'tit‘ll‘tl by the Prime of Wales
and il<ketl to give an exhihition before the
royal family. He did so, and was present
ed with L111 and a gold souvenir hy tla
prime and I1 neat little token by Queer
Victoria.
\\' ate hing [or . Rebellion In I“ nlomhiu.
tot.o.\', ( 1111111111111, Jan. '3I.I.——.\ dispatI I.
from Bogota says that. martial law 1111.:
been proI-Iaimed in tlteprovitII-oot’ llarratt
quilin, distrieiof lioliv.ar Six hundred
troops ape proIeI'din" from the must at
the “11111111111111 rivI r to the I ity of Burma
quilla Th1 governor has been invested
with 1IIilitar_v power, and the. pollen toret
has heendouIIII-d. ’l‘hegovernuII-nt is vigi
l 1111111111111 is said to he prepared to put
i down any attempt at revolution.
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A Husband's Brutal Deed.
’l‘itli‘ {Tux-1.1“] 3'1. -—.iatnes I ‘ollinsof 11
“ilson streetwns arrested 111.1rged will.
throwinp,r kerosene 1111 his wii'o's clothes
and setting tire to them. .\‘he is in St.
Franeis‘ hospital in a serious condition.
, (‘ollitts is :111'111111\11rk1't',ail(1 tit 11011le
.LIIlI--,:I that he Is 111‘ had reputation.
-\II Earthquake In Colorado.
('I:.\II.. (11111., Jan. fit—An earthquake
: neeurt'I-d here. .\rtiI'II-s were thrown from
shelves. and chunks \vere stopped. but ur.
serious 111111111g1- 111 reported. Farmers iiv~
’ 1111: ten miles east felt the shark. Shortly
after the earthquake a terriiio wind 11111116
up. which lasted half an hour
Killed by u Landslide.
.\I .11.'I'1.\. ”1111;. .Ian. 211—“ hile the
Pennsylvania Bridge emnpany were dig-
ging an exI'Itvatiou for a pier of :1 bridge
aet'oss the Brazos river :1 landslide (wears
red, in which 111. A. Merritt and Joe Garth
were smothered to death before help could
reach them.
England's Tip to (‘respm
li.\\'Ax.-\, Jan. flit—The Havana papers
print- a story to the etTeI't that England. it
she sin-reeds through (‘hile’n good offices
in resuming diplonuttie relations with
Venezuela, will offer President (‘tespo
£i.OUII.ooI_I to reeoguizo the Shombnrgk
line.
Artist Gillam Dead.
Aus't'tutnan, N. Y., Jan. 20.—-Bernhani
(I‘illam, the noted cartoonist. 11f Judge,
died at the home of his futher~in~iaw, ex-
. SenatorJamI-s Arkell of Canojnharle. His
death was the result of an nttat'k of lay-
phoid lot er.
'Arrlnl 111,111. mum
.A‘S Fruxcrseo, Jan.°0 . ”LL—The cruise:
Baltimore arrived here tron: Honolulu. .
i
'31|.—'i‘III- 1111in News. de~ .
.\inrnsh 1113-1 ,
lie was (is years old and lived on ,
, root and made
' through the adjoining tenement.
3 was injured. lIllI one 111' two were helped!
New“ ”I" “Hi“ II." ”W WUN' and tin-men. l marking it [11-day 531111.1111 and II'duIriuL; tl;-- 11:11'1- em 11 Ilav until midi
unless the sultan is brought to change hi.- ‘
mind thrut lI rI'1"s- I 1' ‘ 1'~t.' '3 . . . . .
I it 3“ 'mm‘m‘"! t“ m : nIII-I- Ill 11 11111 ilut Illllltllllu 111 “aims II
‘-1..
will lIot‘Ulli-tltll'fl'tl In the house before lotur.
'I'he urgent deficiency and military aeade
my amIII'IpIintiou hills are ready to no 11
make up the regular work for the week
KILLED B_Y NEWSPAPERS.
Ilolmn, Illa Lawyer Says. Not (Built, 1111
the l‘utln .\IIIrIII-ru.
lxnusaroi Is, Jun. '31I.——interes1 in 11a 1
ease of II. II. Holmes has been revivI-I i
111' W by the employment of H. .\l. Bullock l
in tin-ease. .\Ir. liulimk 1111111111 111111111;
has traI'ed 111111111111 through (11111-111111, New '
York. Philadelphia and other rules one
will he able to show all the laI-ts in run
III-I'tiou with the castle at‘Chicngo and,
with the mysterious llatvh, who Is said
to have ligated with Holmes invarious
powders.
The evidetu'e, says Mr. Bullock. Willi
IieIIIonstrate beyond a Ilouht that lloltuot
was 11111 present of. the times and plan-1- '
where the murders for wlIiI:h he is about
to sIItl‘I-rwet'e I-onuIIitteIl. lie says 1111
revelations will be in the nature of II sen
snti‘ou, for they will show that the news
papII's. and not Holmes have "killed'
the v-iItIms attributed to hint.
PANIC IN A TENEMENT.
"erupts-Its l'II-d From 11 Morning Building
by filo-.1111 of the Roof.
.\'I:1\' YIII:K,.I:1H. L'lL—FII'I: started in
the rear of the ngx'I-ry store of 'I‘hotuas
.\II'IlonulII on the ground Ilmtl‘ o." the font
story tenement house at L'Ii West .\‘IxtiI-th
street. and gutted the store and IIII'I'IIII
ne'I' ting 1131M before it was extinguislusi.
.\ pnllit' seized the III'I'upants of the3
building. and inost ot‘ Ila-111111111; totta
their “113' to the street
,\'11 11111
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III-strut'lion of an .\plrtmrnt llon-c. 3
run 11.11, Jan. nut—Au owrheatnl turrl
Iv- 11111 and 'I‘ hirtt sixth str~eIt 51111111111
.I1str'111t11'e hIa/e. I he building was unne-
1'.upied hut had 111111 almost l‘tllliplt ted at
:'|111~It or {‘11) one. 11‘ III-sIruI' 111111 was to '
tal, and 'I'onsiderahle damage was done t1 ,
the View 111' l is npartllit' III 111111.11 adjoin 3
11111.. The 1:1ttI r I-ItI'uI' turI was iIIIeII with
families '30 tints III-lug oeIupIeIl \ panit
resulted for 11 1111... 11111111111 tlII 1111 npants.
and many II-Iuoved the' Ir e-tI'IIts to 1111
iIPlI‘IS. where they r1 Innined until tin fit.
was 1ontr.IIilI_-Il
4“'l"‘ll|ll'fll'”'1nnll'd "in llrotIu-r.
\t \\I'Ilb2.~’l'1lll,§. .Jan rot—Henna ‘
W. 111111' of (monstowln was :II'eiIIentnIIy .
and instantlv kllltil hv a ride in the hand-‘
of his brother. t-Tuntnl I! How. ’i‘-IIII' 11111!
111111 prIII-zitiIing on a target with a 111“
Marlin riile. Gentile stood Iiuht t'II-t tawm
irotu ~u1uuei, to had the ride laying
11111.1datroqs hi firm. As “11 httte’rturu 1
e11 toward George the ritle. was dist-humid
The hall struek the viI'titn below the left
eve passing through the head and iuIbI-d
Ilinrv itselt in the door In-‘inu.
“ordered for Ilia )lonry.
.'\I'III s'r.\, (111.. .Ian. ‘J1I.——\III-k >011“, II
peaeI-ful, Iawahidinu Chinese nga-ery mer-
I-hant. who I'nme to this «10' 11-11111 San
l~‘r:IIII-isI-11 five years ago. was found dead
on the floor, of his store. with his throat
out front ear to ear and his skull I-rushed.
.’l'he theory is that tho tnurder was for the
purpose of I'IIIIbIry. Jim t'ohb, :1 negro,
ll: 1‘1 law 11 arrested for" the I 111111
\lrnelrk fining lor Penn.
.\Iassovv .111, .I.In.~111.—11111ng Io disseu
SIIIIH in the 511111111 I'utup Emperor .\IetielI-k
is shim: to the ltnlians for more. 111' has
asked General llat'ath'ri. in eotnmnnd oi
the Italian inn-1's in .\iu‘ssinia. to appoint
a plenlpotentlary tor the purpose of 111'-
ranging the terms III the peaI'e. 'I‘III
N'hoanu 11111151111 killed in the tighting at
I‘ort .\Iaknile on .11111. 11 1
All Insurance Agents Suit-lair.
\t-. \\ \ol:K..IntI. '30.-t"11111tl:1111it llah-
.--I11l.‘. 71'3 years old, an agent for the New
York Life lnsurnnee I-IIIIIpIIIIy. I-IIIIIIIIIttI'II
11111'11111 by shooting himself at :17 West
Line Hundred and ’l‘wenty iiith street.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
’l‘he .\ merII'Im .\ssoI-iatiun ot' Physieianq
Ind Surgeons I-II'I'tI-II Dr. 1‘. l':(l~'n|| t‘uvey
11' Detroit presidi lit.
The. \.111onai IIIIIIIIIittI'I' of the l‘opulist
party has IlIIiIIeII tohoid the llIIINtllfll 1'0"
tention at St. Louis on July 2'3
Lawrenee II. Btu-hannn. junior in Cut"
neii Law sehool, trntn iiorseheads. .\'. \'.,
is sutl'et'inu from an attaI'k of smallpox.
Colonel lit'llt’)‘ .‘itotlt’. superintendent oi
the Outdoor hotne, died as the result of a
atroke of paralysis sustained a few days
ago.
M. l-‘loquet, who was at one time presi-
dent of tIIoFrI-nrh I'II1In1'iI td’ Illllllflt'l‘s‘
and also minister of the interior. died in
Paris.
The Initrd States branch of the‘IleI-p
waterway I'tllllllllflr‘llln has eII-I'tI-It Presi-
dent Angeli of the I,'IIivI-I'sity or .\[lt'lllL’llll
ehairmau and (TonunlssionI-r ltusseii of
Massachusetts secretary.
Calvin Ii. Dunhmn. one or the IIIN'I
known politicians in liensseIaI-r muuty.
N. Y.. fatally shot hiIIIsI-It' her: use of
flaunt-1111 troubles at Troy. 1
Mr. Henry B. Chandler, an rally real-
dont of Chlt'ago and out: of the former
owners of the t'hiengn Times, died at 11111
residenee at his son in- law. Colonel Chat-ids
S. Diehi at Yonkers. 1\. Y. ,
SKATES
GIVEN .
AWAY I
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Lett. hi/tN‘ 8111111111 1111i1',h 1111111't1111iiast 111'111111;iv1' with e 1011
(111111 :1 Suit.
\\1' have marked 111.1111' oi our
Children’s Suits
at
Half
Price
.\nd the entire stot'k is I'l‘llllt'Ctl to less 111.111 1:11'1, inst now lII‘lIIlc
.1111‘ Stork Taking.
A Great Opportunity!
W. A. BENEDICT 81 COMPANY,
l9 Main Street, Norwalk.
Sentinel Building, So. Norwalk
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
From a Large Japanese importing House, a
Mammoth 3
Japanese Vase!
We invite everyone III come and st'v' it, and \\ Ell 11111
The
11111111 published in this pIpI'I
;tt:1‘1';11 :lnt'
wish to leave. vase will positively 111- sol1i,:1ud 1111'
W. S. STU RTEVANT,
N. Main and Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK
'i‘l'IlN UN 'l‘lll') |.IIIII'1‘
and 1'\:Iit|liit‘ our Wail" Papers.
and 1‘1-11111;: Designs .Is IIIIII'II .Is
it~-~;IIIII you will be
many beautiful desirus and 1111' line
11l‘lit..".
, .\ side 113.3111 1111 the
you to llt'Il'l'llIilI" where to buy.
I‘ainters' Supplies.
.\I'tists' .\I:It1rial~. l'lI'Illl‘I‘\
I'iI'turI's I'I'IIIIII'II to order.
in:
DICL‘KI'III.
Iii\\';1s11111;_:t1111Street.
APENNY SAVE'DIS TWICE EARNED.
if vou want to save your pennies, 111.11 your 11111-
1111's,g1111111113 storewhere you can get good 141111115
money. ()l'ix‘ 5’11 )lx‘li 15 111113
We have. a full lint-111'
for the least.
Lamps, Dinner and Toilet Sets, Tin,
WoodenWare and Cutlery!
All of the fittest grades. .'\11 our Dinnerware open Stork.
NASH 81 VANSCOY,
001. North Nain and West Streets,
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1111 I'I:l1.1s1't"s
CONN.
.75
<11, Norwalk.
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Special January Sale!
Patent Leather and
Russet Goods!
That most 311' 1. 111 11.: regardless of 111st.
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Rtisslil C1111 lh-illiit‘ .‘31111' f‘lllttt‘s
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100 EAIRS
Men’s Patent Leather Oxfords
At 98c ‘a Pair!
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.It $1.1,i .1 pair.
M. H .Giover’s
Double Shoe Store I
40 and 42 Wall Street,
NORWALK, CONN
.
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Everybody's Shoes Shined Free!
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
J THE PROPELLERS.
City ofNorwaIk, Eagle and Vulcan,
lx'.. licekman Street, New \'111'l\'_at
.\‘outh Norwalk '1 p.111
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Vulcan
Will
5 p. m
Freight ix'e ‘t‘lVCtl from 7 :1. 111, 1115.
ration to'agents the Cit} of Norwalk,
will 111' sent for \tiC1 1.11 has 111 freight anywhere in New
leave Pier :3. 15.
1.e;1\1'.\.'111\v;11k,
5 p. m:
11. m, 1‘111111
liagle and
York 111' its vicinity.
.\ll pet'Sous are forbid trusting any of the 1111111111115
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SCHAUB’ S MARKET,
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.
HEAVDQUARTERS FOR
First-Class - Meats‘ll
NATIVE BEEF. CASH PRICES.
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Sirloin SIN-11k “k 31: 1"I'esl'1n111l Pickled Tripe .\11
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Pork Chops, 1.1' - 111. Lard 1‘ 1 1-1 "511:
Sausage. Sperry 8; Iiarnes 131' l'II'kh'II 1111121115 1131'
1. '12s .\Iuttnn I'I' Smoked Tongues 181:
131' Sauerkraut 101:
Mutton L hops
F are Quarter Mutton
Frankfurters
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Fresh (irouml 11011911 . for (‘hickeua
liver? Tuesday and Friday
Hams Taken to Smoke. “Street. Lamps
For Sale.
JACOB SCHAUB, Proprietor.
Sausage Meat Ground.
Norwalk Chronicler