moratorium
MSHES HEHE Mill THERE BY THE
SEHTIHEL’S HENHTEHS-
Sou cl Tunings Thar Sea and llaar'
in ltoroallt, South Iowan I‘m Vicinity
During Their Diurnal lournoyinga.
lt‘iI'I- mutants were sheltered in the
Norwulk lockup last night.
. _ . l . .
Miss Esther L. South ts seriously til at.
her home itt West avenue.
John Sluttcry. of Norwalk, will open
It barber shop in Saugatuck. ‘
TltoJ. I C. clubmet last night with
Mr. and Mrs. Svltestcr Hunt tihcstnut
street.
Ernest Worden is receiving instruc-
tions as It conductor on thc Norwalk
Tramway line.
W. S. Stttrtcvaat went to Wa erbury.
yesterday. and purchascd a liuclihc If
Mexican ttnyx hunps.
Miss Hattie S. Rider has discontinued
the. variety store. in V. A. Scoliold's
block in North Main street.
Ticket Agent David Hughes. of the
Norwalk depot. was taken with a chill
this morning and obliged to go home.
daughter of Mt". and
McDonald. has the
of relatives itt
Florence. the
Mrs. Robert .\.
measles at the home
Brooklyn.
—Get buots and shoes for less thatt
half cost at Harvey‘s bankrupt sale.
Greatest oprxlttuniry over ott‘ercd.
Assistant ('ity Clerk F. (i. Bouton. of
Dunbar)", also It member of Kohanza
Hose company, was itt Norwalk last
night and attcndcd the Pioneer ball.
Dan chfc is to tight Billy “mods, tho-
liltl-pound champion of San Francisco.
at tlte New Mahattan Athletic club. the
:‘IOth inst.
The Woman's (..‘,.It"istian Tcntperancc
Union will ltold its regular weekly Incct-
MIN-
PUBLIC “MOVEMENT.
The Organization at a Soctaty Portal“ and
Committm Appointed.
The Public. Improvement society hold
A Isthmus...» to...
ed harvesting loo. '
l The.“ P. church, of Silvcrtulne. will
hold an oystor supper tonight.
W...» Wm‘fluflmml mwswmeI «ohm-a WWI-nu- . ,
F. D LAWTO & CO.
‘ Th0 Mm. mm,“ ,D u“, 80“,“ say. it Int-cling last night, perfected its III-gm.- Medium loans. at: qt Fancy Lemons, t2c do:
walk ,mmmw have m.,,,‘.I,,l m“. i'itlti- l Iaattun and Itppotntul committees locur- I. u l .
. Iry In. tho work. . ' arao Dc qt Orange}, I5 for 25¢ ,
l \ son was born Tuesday night to Mr Th“ l"‘-““'°""‘ """”‘“""‘"5 duty “"1“” ' -
and Mrs. James Flags. 13'! South Main ' tquTttnpc for “Wilt“ "“Nmi'i" "f “l" ”fled P035; 5c qt Grape limit, we
cIcIutivc conunittcc. to ltnancc {ortno
:fi'l'lt'H and rIprI-sont it in such matters
| __ 1 . . IIdetIIla~1tltcvtutty heeltarucd. Tho
,pu- . is utncrpoittp, ttoatntcnt at tlII lli‘llllbt'l'ti arc Johnll Light T I Rm"
' "“‘""‘“" Iltttllitl. a. n. Golden, Frank .I. Fcrris.
Miss \‘era M. Wood. of East avc11uo., EoIonI-l LIs'ic Snith and Colonoano:
strut t.
Mrs. Joseph Reagan of Franklin at".-
Special Sale of Hand Lamps, t5 ctsl
F. D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South Main Street.
I-IItcrtItincIl thc (lirls' Literary club. yes- I sell Frost. I
l‘flltt)’ at'tcnnsIII. ’l‘ltc nIIIIIbcrship coaunittcc is Mrs!
' " l": I'lgat II.1II.\". Mrs J. In. Nash. .\Iiss'
lItIncs IhlI- -y. (lo-raid Vernon and Julita IIatch. Miss llclcn Ferris .Ioth
Carl 1"on ,IIf‘"HanIls Acmss thcs ‘tIa“:(‘tvItnaglt,(‘ “S St. John K. W. Main-
company. :Ircgttcstsat thc Washington field RcI'.lt.i).:~1lII-rwmd
l ‘lIotI l. ’ 'I'hc conIntitt -c hat" ingovI-Isight on all
Hayden Wadhatns will celebrate the “WWW pt rtainin" m ‘m,‘...uiwlmuxmwl
littlIImniIcrsarv of his birthday. Fri in! “"3"". M' ‘1, I” 1' I Raymond
tlt't) Ironing. at his home on Prospctt land M” J' l! ( obnrn. .. . .. ,
avcnuc i The conuIIIttco- on publication ts RM.
ll”. W. Norris. Miss Mary .\. Dilblc and
Miss Mill)" Kirby .IIIInings.
The educational Iommittoc is Frank
.\. Ferris and Miss Angeline Scott.
‘. Tbc law and ordcr conunittcc is ltcv.
lJolIn '1‘. Winters. Ilct". (i. ll. Beard and
.\t the Inca. 'ing of thc (itizens il'ltiflul' II. Fox.
League ncxt Tucsdav. in thc (‘ounril
rIotn. short Iuldrcsses will be made by
sixtI-cn of Norwalk‘s loading citizo-ns.
—-—-—-——
Mrs. Agnes slollonurdomt Wood strcc
w"ho\IIIs arrested would;1 (or brctult
of the peace. had her I": so utinucd un-
til ‘3 o'clock this afttrno II
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i A PENSION FDR MISS BETTS.
- - ; Congressman Hill Introduces a Bill in the
Miss" Julia Mallcl has resumed hcré House of Representatives.
position at Scoticld 6." Hoyt :1 South‘.\ or- i (Tottgrcssman 1.}, J. Hill introduced
walk store. .It'tcra prolonged “INN" "“‘l l the following hill in the House. of Itch-
Will be pleased to “‘0 be" many friends. i rcscIttIItivo-s on January '30. It is cntitl-
. '— . -d “.\ B’Il t I" the Relief of Miss Juliette
The (Itiltlt'll Rule ()trclc of King's llctt .. ‘ U
Dan'lt e ", - " t" . ,
L t h ”f n“ I‘m“ OIILTI."|l10lllllm_tm‘umlbylh‘ Senate and House
church “ 1" "Mt “1th ‘1“ 1‘" it. Smith i of Ilen'scntIItiIo-s of the Initcd
hast \ilmillk. next week lriday. inn States of .\tucrica in (' ongress asscnt
stead of this Week. If blcd: _ .
That the Mir sou" rI- tary I t' the Interior
Six I.‘t'.ir§ \Vlllllllll Stillllp‘ and f."1r ‘K' Illlll 11" ll" 'lt‘lly I.“ iilllll‘lri/A‘d illli1l1 tilt:
witl ,- t , ... . , ,! m thl to plat o- upon the pension 1"o o
1 m 1'“!an ~ W H “mm" .d i" ”H the I nitcd StIItI~s.s11bjc(t to the pants-
box at he South Norwtltlk post -otlioc,;i,,,,s,,f 4“. “ugh," huts fl". nntnc “f
this wtck. and unless reclaimed s a: ll , Julio tto- lie tts. thc d: Iughtcr of HI- zo- -kiah l
will go to the do" ".tIl lctter ollicc, 1W tts. :t llctolutionarv soldier. said w-o i
__.____.__. gman b» ins: now n in! tI on“ years old and
Ill 1 t-ItIlI-nt
NEW LACESI!
NEW CAMBRICS!!!
NEW GINGHAMS!!!
Hugh Dohcrty was tricd by Judge
Frost “1 the Town t7ourt. ycsto-rday III- 3
th'.tIoott and “1,", found g‘tillv ”f drun—l It is known as hill l. out". IS, 20 and 25c.
'ill [)4 Il‘lllll‘.
EDWARD STREET.
GRAND UPLNING Ui’
Spring Goods!
NEW EMBROIDERIES!
l
I "lhn bill was" rch rrcd to thc comntittoe . Great Value in Towels at IO.
The‘ Queen
of the Kitchen
.\Iways weltiomcs Meats bought of us. i
\‘o tough. stirintzy steaks or roasts. httt
fat juicy Incttts, the result of good stoI k
and good (ceding. cutting up as wcll.
and that is where we excel—and our:
prices arc tht" lowest.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
er-zo IIAI. s \I I; or
HEMSTITCIHED SHEETS 0111 South .\otwalk store open evcnings.
PIIlLow cases:
0 and MN Show ts. I'..>o-.
6.“ “How CHM". lac.
5M l‘illntt tar-cs. Int".
.\ll III-st Quality.
“Old and
Reliable.”
Our Special for this Week
WILL BE
$I2.00
Overcoats, "-
$7.50!
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHENDTON STREET. " Fast Color blue and black kerscy, this season's
make, all new" cut and rery desirable garments.
They must be seen to be fully appreciated.
arc coats that give the impression
ones, and Would bringr it in many Stores.
IIp-to-date coats and every detail has been Carefully
They
of bcing $15.oo
4
The)" are
looked after in their manufacture; a few of those $9 suits left.
GOING AT H
ALF PRICE!
We will take back any of
out good 5, Ion don t W. on at the prices paid for them.
kcnncss and Itbttsitc l: Ingn: 1;:c, and s. It-
III-"I h: Ind-
E
:th and is “I ‘l I Ic» I'Iwi
ing with Mrs. Richards, ".ll t‘hcstnut tcn cd to to. II days iatho- cottntv tail.
\\ I hint: is w-ouob r‘I'ul for ono- sot old.
street, Friday at :1 o‘clock. All arc her
I
Miss I’Io-tts is unusually bright tor hcr i
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DWARD STREET, 5 Gazette BulldirTg, Norwalk, Conn.
P
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JAC [{SON’S I’ll—O'I‘Oi'x RAPIIS
Welcome.
——Harvcy’s bankrupt sale of boots and
shoes still continucs, and people arc
getting the advantage of the best goods
at less than half cost Don't get hit.
(would .I. llandlc remployt d by tho-
John HIIIII ockLit'c Insurance company.
was riding front New Canaan. yester-
day, when he punctured the tire of his
bicycle, and had to wall." homc.
——I’I'of. W. Hilbert Newt-ll invites
any of his ft)llll"‘l‘ pttpils to he prcsrnt .'.i
.\rion liztll. next. \‘I'o-Ilncsday night. it
they dcsirc to join this tcrm's dancing
t' lol'SSt S “—9
W illia It You Uoppcllcn. of “c srpor,t
was arrest» 1 in So Intltl\ orwalk. last
night, fa" intoin IItion and hrc III II I f
the peacc. lIis cow. was continued out I
this afternoon at "2 o‘clock.
liverctt. son of Baggage Masto-I" Wil—
liam Masline. died last night, at his
ll()nlt‘ in 'l‘ollcs street. The I‘c "cased war
in his fourth year. 'I‘hc remains will be
taken to Port t‘hestcr. Saturday after-
noon on the lzll train. t'or burial. Mr.
and Mrs. Muslim" will have the sympa-
t'ty of a large circle of friends in their
:Itlliction.
——When you can get rcgalar goods in
boots and shocs for less than half cost.
take advantage of the opportunity.
Nancy‘s bankrupt sale is still on. Come
carly iii the day and avoid the rush.
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«From information gatltcml t sccms
that the St. Joltn-'.l.‘t"yon-DII"ight con—
troversy has conic to II III-ad. The (‘oun-
cil. in delaying action in the matter,
wanted toasIertIIin that DwiIVht Place
is what the residents of that beautiful
avenue Icallywantcd. and as thct re is
little or no opposition to His name
the Council will. at ' tho-i1" am
meeting. take the matter from the table
and grant it. unanimously. If such an
action is had it will end a long and bit-
tcr tight and peace will reign once, more
where f urthcr strife would be folly.
One of the most thoroughly enjoyable
and successful socials ever given under
the auspices of the EpworthLeague of
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
took place at the church, last night.
The attendance was very large. the Ice-
lull-1'01)!“ being ill ed to its Iapacitv.
The programme was one of grez It inter-
Mrs (l'mci llcnrytlieol at tho homo-11f only lll";|'I\';ltlt l.“ in In" that sin is ;_'t"ttint:l
Mrs. S. H. Richmond in "(Irv dcaf. III I" iI-Itltor It" "Is It corporal
his! night, :1 rm] and IIgIIInt in tho llIIIIlutionarv war '5
'l'lII- flIIlt"r;ll will llt I"Iii- fo-I‘. at II no to c :1 yo iT~ of one and
from tln "scI"""\IIl until tltc dust of tho II. or. he lug:
pro-I at at tho- surrc -nrlcr of (' ornwallis
llcr lather div-d in lSt'J.
ho l daughto I".
\VIMpHI‘t
.st"\’t'lll.V-~’I "non Muir“.
to bolt Saturd :_‘.‘ Itl'tI-rII Ion
housc.
§t\'l'lllll'.
i I0ver F. Mead' s Confectionery.)
Combine the [A1181 STYLE All) FINISH. Our aim is to slim satisfaction to our patrons.
Id to furnish than: with the finest productions of the PHOTO BAPch ART.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S
E. m. Jackson.,Photo rapher.
, "rooms.
53 Wal Streot. Norwalk. Con.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
Uccupiesu portion of l‘. tinsow ski s
store corner of \\ all and Witter Sta”
Norwaik. (‘all and see tho latest
8t5l1'5 In ”at.“ Caps, etc.
'licktts. the handsotn s ever printed
in town. .Irc out for the sixteenth annual,
hall of the (icrnrtnin Stt‘tlgt'l’lvtltltl. Tho-
‘tll'l':IIIi:('Il‘.t'IIt conttuittw tnct last ni 'llt
~ . F HIIIilIInIl Iu thc p.Irlo:"~ of tho" 4" hapcl on
and dcctdcd to havc :I scrn-s of tahlcant,
. . .icrloclov sttIIt. last night. was .t ro-
aud thc cvrstumcs of thc various contmtt- ‘.
~ . Inarkabb success. both III style of pct"-
tccs wIll surpass" tn clI,";.:.I:II"c any l~cforc _
worn formancc. :Ittcndancc :InIl hnanccs .
' . . . . . i
Which was highly grattlmng to tllltst' ; I
ltaI'itn.r it in charm".
vo-ry skillful in all that ho" did. and many
in tlIcanIlicIII-I- who ltaII scc n likc pct"-
Pro’. Haviland's Entertainment. I
The I ntcrt: tlIIilIt IIt gno- II by Photo ssor
M.
'.I‘II"cnt_v-livc Ito-tubers ol' Sanutcl Ilal"»’
ris Lmlgc. of Bridgeport. visited ’Intlo-I"
I. Idgc last night. ’l‘hc tin-"t and sowwtd
.lcgrco-s wcrc Icorkcd on so vcral candi«
(llllt‘.~. William itsborn illustrated tlII-
Work with stcrcopticon -I"ic".vs. .\ll titloi
e'I-llows and thcir friends an" invited to
attcnd thchox social tonight.
'l'lII- prot'cssor was i
R. H.
Plaisted,
Druggist.
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lttl‘lliiillt't".~. pronounced hint without a
pcI-I". and arc l't':iil)’ to endow hint:
sho: ll' l ho c-"I‘It :Ippc ar in Norwalk auaiu. .
“-lho prom" IIIIIIII- .oI tlII-oyI nin: was .It i‘
,I'".IIt:ool .Is tollowsz Soiree Magioptc. .
IIIIviI:Ind: duct. .\Icssrs. 'l' rv-aduc -11 and .
“'bittakcr, :IccoIanIIIiI-d by Miss .lI-Itnit-I
Smith: cxpcrimottrs in mind 1"I-.Idlnj.:.
Miss Mala-l llIIyt.
Sntithz;
'l‘hc Norwalk Iron Works company
It Is rcccivel word of t'tc fIItIl gas cs—
plosio‘n at Rcl Key. lnd., ro-pnto-Il in
t‘he ScutinI-l ycsto-Inlay. I‘Ii'zbt of tho-
-"I‘IIIIpIIIIy‘s gust-ontpressors were in usc
lll‘l’t‘. but the explosion was in no wis-
tttn'hutcd to the cI-Inprcssors, lmuis St.
John and (it-orgc Miller have bccn scnt
:o Indiana to :IsI-I-Itain what rcpairs arc
III. unionin,
Miss .lI-nnic
llaviland:
accompanied by
I ccalt IIIysto.-I"iI-s. llatiland. Ask your neighbor what he
thinks of
PLAISTED’S
COUGH .
:REMEDY?
Bank Olficers Elected. ‘
Til" annual Inco- aim: of tho Fairliclu l'
t' onnty Si'lilllgh’ bank was hold at tho
10"“5-‘1H‘F- banking rooms, ycsto'rda} :'-.tttornoott
The following oiirI-ctwrs wcro I-lItIto-Il:
'l‘ltc lIIdiIs of the South Norwalk l’Iap-
list church will hold It cakc salt- Wcol-
ncsday Itftcrnoou and cvo-ning. January
. at No. it (“rcsccnt Tcrracc. ’I‘lIc
.\szt B. Woodward. Jana-st}. tircgory. 1
.\lfrcd II. ('IInIp, llt'lll')‘ (Futhric, .I. '
Thornton I’I'owitt. .loscplt (‘. llandlc
('harlcs Ulmstcad. (i. Willis Whitc andi
Thomas S. Stout. ’l'ltc dirc c tors org am i
i/.I-Il and c-"lootcd \sa l’I “oodward o
prcsidcnt: .ITImos (. tit": "'Iry. rite-“pust-
tltlll; .lantI-s ll. bail-y. socrItIu"y and: I
3ft
ladics have I-stIIblisltI-d :I tine rI-pntation
III this line and tlIchmscisa worthy
Inc. for thc pt'occcds will hc llM‘tl to
purchasc carpet t'or'thc auditorium of
."hc church. (‘mandbuysomcof tho-It"
for trcasurct".
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I'lolIctous ‘cztltc and thus I-IIIItthhII'II . ‘ x a
" " .o . . . . i v
1m ”WI “I“;mn) ”H ‘d' “m h .\li55(iil.~lil'li"-—Sil“ Is asl.“ lutlc nttnx‘, 0: The“ (0
postponctl untt tt ncIt day . Mi», ,l.”““‘,k__“m1,. , h,“ always, u
- ISoToisrs' Calms tor Bounties. ii""=‘i-'l” I” “i "“15" ‘1"i“‘"-'-'M" " Rm" “1‘. ll. I FOIlOW il'i
There secms to be some trouhlc tw— ‘ lil'Ifii "15"111- I ll. 2
then the old soldiers. bounty claimants! Min" "3|"-\"'ii"'l 1““ "‘ "“11“" h” “3'." ‘t Goad N
and their attorneys. Sclcctman SI-llcck “" ~‘" ‘ ""”‘-‘ “l- 5““ solrcadt'ully “ll-“M“ I O
was ‘1‘)tifip‘l yesterday by two ”wrung? to go t III:IrI"iI~I_l. and she knows that si 0 AdVice 2
that if they had any ntoncy coming the} 1" """ "1i" ""‘i‘mn- (fl 3’ '
desired to c olicct it tlthIIsoIlvcs. and for— ”-M‘ ‘ . d 0
bade him pavinj' their Ilaitns to any" D ““11? '"u ‘m ”“t‘t‘lr: "7' ”"4““: u an ‘ 30
attorney . They said thoir III-Inns had”""” -91)“ ‘1" “”g‘mfl' 1 m . N
oecn used and claims taken in hand b; ' 1‘ f ”M 1* my I III int 1... (m. 3 use It I E
0'.
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the attorneys who are pushlug thc ntat‘ : him“ u too t” Sm 4“ 9
, \ month later I). Inc I- ts his fric ad I", ’1 Small bottlt‘.‘ ”a
ter without their know-lo dgo oI consc 11!.
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I‘hc veterans did not know IIhethcr thc t “n” ‘m ' "”1"" if ‘_"“” m his 1"" ”"1438; 51740 000-
Ilnltt t You “‘11 Inc your ,1.
t
-—— S.
.owII owed them anythingor not '.buti D l ‘y
I I - to '..~ ---—'
:::;;{:Ir1:tlII"I;: ijlo‘lIIlLtfipp :t)‘(l;llolt;l:lt‘l):iilll:; re Lily Iould mt scc m“ it did. ””w 2:21:13”hasordnro-Il I": no to gin» uh .\lllltlr , ..
(loorgc Hullirstsllarry Stevenson and ”‘9’ ““2" “0““ “ 111”" t P “mil" by '1‘" . .\. —U rt Iiuly: but Wu must h ‘ “ WE SELL
Miss Lauretta .\insworth: readings by selectmen s deo-ision. \ ho-arin r will i 1 oil \t‘ “UL - " ‘1’"‘— .
Rev. .\. S. Kavanagrh. and recitations I‘mhdiilVI’i' 111W“ ”1“ ”"1"“ ”" ”1“” H I“ l ‘ M... .4. I I o o
1.5- LII-I Davis and L‘httt‘fcs E Hoyt. lilims thh “wk ”r "N ,,,.,_,.,_,,,_Y,,",, ,1,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,u, MN no... ,
i had now 3'- . 9 Grain
“ Pure and Sure." l Jack—ho. I get lllS}.'Il."l"tl. .\‘ltI- has ’ " ‘
a such a coarsc laugh. I I '-
i ""IIII-vcrnotim-tlthat." Q u I n I n e
’ "You would [if you'd iIoI-n within , ,.
Ceveland ‘5:
BAKING PGWDER.
“ I am convinced Cleveland 5 is the purest baking
powder made and I have
cooking schools and for daily household use. p 7. ‘ 6
MRS. S. T. Roan, l’nmifnl Pillow/flint (noting 5.11mi.
hcan'n"; '1"th [prop 'St"l 'o lIo-I" “
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"Papa." mill Bobbie. [whiting in thci
irolt dog: that stood on ll!“ lawn.
'IIIIgs like that o-I‘cr bitc'."'
“No." said his father:
I barkI-d onI c. "
adopted it exclusively to my i Rc'tlly'” cried Bobbie
"ch." said his father. ""I stumbled
For 25 Cents!
lover him one nightmnd hc barked my
l shins." " ‘ .
“Ill"t‘st
“but that out"
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nflitt.
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MEli
THEl CATERER
Luncheons scrired at short
notice. The oplylplace in
town to get
Cale Frappe,
Bis‘que Glace,
Bis‘que De Orleans,
Crdquetts a la Milan,
Patties a la Brandy,
Tori Toni Bisquet.
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ICE CREAM !
i In all the Latest Forms.
Leave your order at
52 WALL STREET,
93 WRSHINGTON STREET,
oNLVI
FAIer’EI‘IIflcI-I—uni‘t 7‘.-
NATIONAL BANK.
I03 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
IIIIHItrpIIIIItcd. l‘\3t
('apital, $300,000.
1
In I)“ IN 0 KEY. I. ELI President.
ll2'\\ ll) Ill." Mll II III II Viec-l‘rcst.
l.. L. Hit H. N, t‘ashiI-r.
DIRECTORS.
I-Iowtstt. KI-:I:I.1:I:. .\losl's .\I. (iIJtVlill,
ll.\\'llt ll. MILLl-ttt .\. .l. Mitt-Inca.
F.S‘r..lon.\ Loo l‘WUIIIt.‘ 'l'III II. E. SIIIIII,
lI. \L‘oI I" l Clt\.\. l‘ ’t'ntstntn.
Accounts of .\Iunnlac. tun-rs Mo rchnuts
and Individuals Solicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes
l Free to Depositors.
UHl}
D. w. IRAYMOND,
Euner‘al Director
and Embalmer.
93 Washingkon ‘Street,
50. Norwalk.
Residence, MahaI-kcmo Hotel.
In? ly
sount non‘waut
. . snvmcs BANK.
5! Washington Street.
Opeudaily from it to l" ’ .".I III. , and from
i to :i p. tu.. .ptd on Monday evenings
from I to 5.
Interest allowtd on deposits.
Al Illa. \I' Nil .\I .\.\'S. I’rcst. ,
.ltlllN lI. ‘II.il Ill ,\ icc- l’rost.
Hill). ll iI\:\' .-:\I‘I’ .\ec. and 'l‘rc."
I. a i
A Paying Business
Consisting of iirocerp
Cream Business \\ il
on account of llllhealth. Everything about
the business iai good sh ape, and this is 8
Bakery and Ice
rare opportunitlyi tor the rig ht person. An-
ply at. this utlice or of JAMES GOEIDEB
be sold very cheap l quire of
IMINE
Comstock Brothers,
CLOTHING.
III SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIC BUILDING
South Norwalk. Norinalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
Agent For ..
Bum... No Dirt In
GLUTEN ' .
FEED . .
m..- Oats .
CATTLE ; ".
Chickens .\t'tcr screening with Ilighy’s Uatt'lcan- g .
and . I-I'. I’m-dint: dirty outs to horsI-s Is onc !
HORSES! ml" illi‘ sun-st ways of ruining.r tltctzt. i ii
—“ have all graolcs of mi» t‘xt'l‘lli dirty now. ?
BEST Don't I'omc lIo-I'c if you want that kind, E
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FOR you buy poor “1‘ dirty oats. you pa)" too i
HORSES much for thctn. no matter" what illl'
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stylish, well—fitting pair of shoes is as accept-
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But if you should want any
Watches, Jewelry: or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry ro-
puired and cleaned call or send "at once to
Diamonds, Silverware
A. ’W. AUSTI N,
UPF RA 2\HOUSE BLOC-K, NORWALK.
W'I'For Sale by
s. B. WILSON
BUILDER AND REAL
ESTATE AGENT.
n2 WALL STREET. NIIRWALK. GT.
“HD! FOR
Florida and the South
BY THE
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BI" are. to Jacksonvillc Fl a. $25.1“: excur-
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T300,
\ll tickets include meals and berth
whilo- on board of the steamer. l"or any
information tickets stateroom, etc, in-
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40 Washington Street.
CONN.
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CLYDE & Co., Horteml Agents.
Bowling Gruun, New York.
8°". NORWALK.
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