,iug, and delayed traffic half 1111 hour.
I Greatest opportunity ever otl'ered.
Inn ol The Thing: They 8n and Hour
-1. 1m -1 .. .1 .. ,.__.,,M_ .1 -1 .5..m.
1111111111111
DISHES HERE AND THERE BY THE
SEHTIHEL’S HEPDHTEHS-
in ltorwalli, South Nomlli and Vicinity
During Their Diurnal lournoyings.
Harry Mc-‘illisterhas scoureda posi-
tion with J. M. 1311111111111.
-—Forcquartcrl:1111b,.’1x. N. ‘1'. M'k't.
Five v agi'ants wt 1'c lodged at the Nor
walk lockup last night.
.T. Finuignn is renuxloling the
Week's place on Main street. Norwalk.
—l.eg lamb. 10c. N. Y. Market.
The Jones & Hotchkiss company. of
Norwalk. received 11 large safe this
morning.
Selectman Isaac Sellcck is in Stam-
ford today looking for a yoke of cattle
for use at the alms house.
——Household furniture. private sale.
connnencing Monday, 78 Main street.
Norwalk.
—Shonlde.r steak. 5°.
South Norw alk.
Ex barber Leobold is now manipulat-
ing the brake on the Tramway cars of
the white line.
Michael Ratehford. of Main street.
Norwalk, will shortly move from Ms
present place of business to his 1wn
building at 44 Main street
Adams Bros ,
—The “'1 ornado" is coming.
Captain William H. Benton. of Noi-
walk, led the grand march at the
Masters‘ and Pilots‘ assmiation danci
in Lexington Hall, New York. last
night.
It was rumored this morning that
John H. Light is practically sure (if tht
appointment to the prosecuting attor-
neyship of the criminal (‘ourt of Com-
mon Pleas.
"One of D. M. Finch's wagons. loaded
with hunbcr 11nd lath from the Hill 11'.
Hubbell Lumber company, broke down
on the track in Wall street, this morn-
Willi1unVChal‘1ners’ milk team ra1
away in Wall street,yeste1day after-
noon, but was captured near the Nor
walk club. No damage w as done.
Sherman Commandery, 0. U. U. C.,
voted last night to hereafter hold it.-
meetings in the Sons of Temperance
Hall. The new oilicers will be. installet.
February 14.
— ’elsbach Light. Percy Ferris.
Miss Anna Morgan Smith entertained
the Friday Afternoon Whist club
yesterday afternmn, at her home on
Thetirccn. Miss Elizabeth (‘lark won
first prize 111111 Mrs. G. Willis White.
second.
Arthur S. Ezekiel will speak at the
Young Men‘s Christian League, 37
Chestnut street, Sunday at 3:15 p. m.
Subject. "Out' of the Brick Kilns; or.
The Glorious Emancip 1tion of Israel."
Music by cornet and piano. A11 invited.
—Get boots and shoes for less than
half cost at Harveys bankrupt sale.
, E. Apell, local agent of the White
Star line, has arranged for the passage
of Amy 1T11cksori,I11ict'1- of JOllillH. Jack-
son, secretary of the. Y. M. C. A Miss
Jackson will sail from Liverpool on the
steamer Teutonic, Febrinu'y 12.
—Dr. S. C. Gray N: (10.. optical spec—
ialists, will open optical parlors at No.
15 North Main street, South Norwalk,
on Monday, January 27th.
Rev. A. H. Wyatt will prevail both
mouung and evening in the Norwalk
Methodist church. In the evening his
subject will bethc. second of the series on
the Sunday question. "May I take
a Sunday Newspalx'r." Ushers
in attendance to seat strangers, and
everybody made cordially welcome. 1
A 10.11 h drew up in front of the Nor— '
walk post oilic.e last night and as the
occupant star ted to get out he stuck his
elbow through the Window. There w as;
a crash of breaking glass anti quite.
a crowd gathered. It was only an ace i-
deut, however, and when (reorge \V.
Cram was seen alighting the crowdi
quickly dispersed.
i
N. Y. Market. l
1
l
--Veal chops. 1.5"! it.
4
" Pure and Sure. "
Cevelancl s
BAKING Monk.
“1 refer Cleveland’s baking powder because it is
are an wholesome. It takes less for the same1baking.
and cake keep their fresh-
11: never fails, and bread
ness ind flavor.”
[whether he was really as bad as Mr.
,mmrnmnmmmswfia rumour.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EYENING SENTINEL. JANUARY .15. 1833.
The annual meeting of the Munsbury
& 8111111111 company. of Winnipauk. will
be held next Tuesday, at the mill oi'llee.i
lNDHWAlK DDDHTY DST.
Did Soldiers and the Amount They
Claim is Due Them.
‘William H Knapp has taken c outrol
of the box making business of his broih~ I
er. Edward 11‘. Knapp. of Water street. 1
and will conduct it in the future.
-—Miss Hattie S. Rider will hereafter INTERESIT DUDE” AT SIX PEA GENT
hefound at her old stand in Lauder‘s
block, where she is pmpared to do first
class hairdressing and manicure work.
~—(‘hickens and fowl; are
pound. at llaycs' 11111rl1'et.
A Question Whothor Some 0! Them Were not
Paid Many Years Ago—Lawyers Gray and
Honaoclior Secure a Powor ol Attor-
ney loICoiiect the Money.
121.311 iii
\
Overs" 5‘- (lrcgory “"11 family, ”f1.\ftrconsider1bh1dillicultvThe Sen
East avenue 11111 James E. Wixon and ““91 has secured 11 1m "f the bounty
family “'0?" 2|“th 0- Mf 4* Elizabeth claimants and the amount tin-v cl 11111
(17920135 0‘ \l'li“ street fil‘ST‘T‘l‘W- ,111 due them from the Mind Norwalk,
Whi-‘i “Tl-‘1‘ 1‘ feature UT "'0 "Vl‘illflfl- l computing compound mien-st at six per
, ._.__. .cent. The claims have been 1111111rcd
"11"" lamb chops, ”I?“ "' Y‘ Mkt‘ by Attorneys (Er;1_' and H1 nmeclker,I who
have secured a power of attorney from
the individual claimants tocollcct the
money fnnn the sclcctmen. The pres-
ent question is whether the claims. or at
least some of them, were not paid a
number of years ago. Tho-clui111a11ts,
date of enlistment. alnlannnitlt of claims
are as follo'as:
Rev. Herald ll. Beard preaches at the
South Norwalk (.‘ongregational church
tomorrow morning on "The Renewal of
the Mind." An cvcntidc service entitled,
”The Homeland",will be used in the
evening. with appropriate music. by the
chior. selected readings by the cough-ga-
tion and 11 sermon on heaven by the
DilSTlil‘» W111. 1'.B:-111‘-dic.t Aug. 2’3. ism-3. $085.]!
Jacob Alliiwton Dec. |-.l ls‘iiiL tili:.:i:l
. :1'1\ndre\1\':1sh.l}1c 11; 1111321. 11111::
OLAPPS HENRY IV. 1 '
John B. Win cltl'. Aug. 1. Ni" 11.5.3.1]
Samuel \Vyman, Aug. 9, ifiii'J. 1111.3.”
The Closing Lecture in the Club Union Course pan“; 13mm”, Alix .11! 1151;" “1.5.”
IT Hoyt's Theatre. 1 Wm. H. Mather. .lr.. Aug.' 3 l, ‘02 1.11.3.1!
Y“ ', r _ _ ~ .
Th11 first part of Henry IV Wits the 3111111121: IIIIIbeII 'IIIII: Illa?“ :21:
Tlfll‘ (if Hear \. Ulll) 1 ‘ SCCOTNl lt‘tfllll‘t‘ . N‘al‘ 1, . o 0 ill. .- llK. v. 1 1.. 1- 1').
y ‘ J1» (ides St. John. Nov. '37. Nil. 720.1”
in his course on'Sh 1kespcarc. given
. , . «NZ.
under the ausplces of tht1 (‘lub l mon at 1 ' ' ' !
(ieoi'gc R. Kellogg, 1' 1pl. it. lfili‘l.
iloyt's Opera House, last- night. The David t:'(t.;1111or. Sept. :1. ‘lh'li‘l, 1111?.”
audience was most appreciative. Mr. i"""", “11,1111”, Npt' 2" ”III" , If?”
()1an is every whit 1111 orator. Ills. M'IHI .\l.11nold 50' It I:' “In". IWTIII
form, temperament, intellect and l1111g11-."""i" " ""IIIN'“ S'I 1" ' I'III'T)’ IF" II
.lnmesA. Brown Sept. l‘.'.l1iill. 1'lti.'.'l
age combine to give the highest expres
s'lOll to his thoughts. There is such I 51111511.! "‘ ‘h'IM'In‘ 81111. I I‘II'L EI‘IIf'IJI
cnnplcte harmony between the man and l ""hn “ ' IT'IW'JH' DP.“ II" IM'I' :I'If'I'I
his expressed thought that the one never 'AMIWLV ( :mtlcld, 5.1m. I.I' 1 .111. '.I3,'."'III
detracts from theother: but his imagin-‘K “ML BY'""”_"'"' '\u"I' 'N W'" If‘f'l'
ation, poetic nature and 111:1gnetis1u l W111. "' j“‘,'""‘; .luly "II" ”"3: 'r'LI'II
mark him as 11 1111111 of power ; EHIE'I’t'I" “1'11“" “"5" H' 6"," "N'I'H
rather thin 11 man of knowledge, .I Isa-WWI" .BEHI'I'I' ""h" I' N": ~ ;
though he is by no means deficient in ' "'N‘ (B NI'II'IW'II‘ NIP" ‘I_'I_' INIII' '_I"II'I'II
11111111111. 11.1 is “11111 11111111111111 1.. 1'11-1A‘ ”- “51‘?“ “"3"" "“"' _ "I" I.1
«tore to our people somewhat of the ' "Uh" H‘ '"I'an'V‘ >1-pt. “I' {TI'I‘ ‘I' ‘1
ideal. and in this 111: 1111-1: ilistic 111111 11oth-:T"""""‘TI DIIImLEI' “NIL?" I‘EI'I" _ _ i
Hg is 11111111 (sscntial and desi1 '1.lde ‘ IL“. Bro\'1'11.1\1u: 1. i\11'3. IE‘Ii'1I1I
Men (-1111 t lne by bread alone. Albeit \ :11- in. «.111 \.11;v _ 11.111.1'.": I
Demosthenes is reprewntcd as saving} “' W Kmmlton 501!" H' I""" 12'?“
to Cicero “'l hou 11111l11~t people to say. ‘\""h H """""'I ""' "\"I‘ 13"?” 1
How well he .peaks. " but I made the 111 | Alonzo lienney, "(t "' ‘N'l . ""_""I i
say, 'Lct us march against Philip!‘ ”“111A:.-lc11111'11.:~..\n;..' .Id’ N'I'I‘ 9"?”
it is to Mr. (.‘lapp's (”11 dit as an ornto1'1"; "l' Eu‘I‘IS'In' T‘Im' "I" ”'2" {E'J'I'Il
111d a lecturer that he has made the peo- E 2' 5' luttlc. N'l't'-" "'II" "5': H
pic of the Norwalks, both men andi 1“ 1" ,“I'IM' Aug: “ ”If" q “'51" 1'
.vomen.s11_v, "Ll'l usstudyhhakcslwarc.” I: " " "'I""'I_'I'T'I“ ”'1'" II' INN.) '6': III
When you consider that this great. mas- ‘ haw" M',“'1'I"Ix' A'IJ‘I' I" ,Ith" L" 1'
'er is not a Woman's poet. 111111111111. the ' "" R' "fI'm'I'KII' ‘00" IL" "_'I"' 32': I‘Il
ntcrcst awakened in the minds of the 1 "'3'“ h'Iu‘Int'lf ”In" "’ IHI'I'fl I'Y'j'”
women of Norwalk in the study of' Ml'Ih'l'IH' Iii-11111511111. 1" 'EI'I'Y If?“
Shakespeare speaks volumes for Mr. 1‘“; 1’" l‘clham, hept. ”QM“: '3'"?
..‘lap,p's power. This poet is too 1'11. 11 for I “111.. 'I" D'il‘lll'llfl "MI' Ii" “I‘m I'II :l
women. He holds 111) the mirror to l.1'l\'1111'l..'lut‘tlc, N‘Il't‘ "‘ "'f!‘ 3:;I_":I
nature and shows life as it is. Except i “ 111. F" 'rthY't' 'Nll't' I; II‘I'I' will
11 his early work he is not sentimental Tamas U‘ Jennlngs. ”I". " N'I' '”':"I
though he has plenty ”f sentiment. l'.l1 Nopthroli, Uct. I. 1.11111, . 131-1311
Women are more sentimental j """",( "'HHL‘IfJ'I" July 'H' II‘EI‘I'I' If"? II
than 1111.111. and, consequently. prefer ' Martin M'thI'n‘ Ann. :I ”3"!” I:","'l»
poets who appeal more to their senti~-1";1‘UnI'lmF‘IIS'JE'L'I I." “If; 11‘s....”
111entality ; but I am sure this distinction j Y“ 11' Nuindcrs. NIP} \' ,INI" 1'31"?
.loes not apply to many of the :1lilt1j("" H' Taylor, ‘:"'l"‘;.l"l'l%l' """'
women of Norwalk. ,And, I Lop‘, that I‘F'I"‘I'II',I'I",' 1"?" TI" ISIII' 1., . ,-
after listening to Mr. t‘lapp's lecture , (:‘Imm' 5; ' '"mc‘ Aug. '1‘ 1511-. 91"”
two weeks hence, on “The Merchant of: Emwh'TVoml. "ND" 1' IE'IEI' {'5'} ll
1'.-111111," (which I have re ison to ”“1lohn\ulgcr. EYE" 2" IiIIQ' 'If'j'II
lieve will be hisiwstlecturc) that the?”“""\";"d .g\11.'.| N'" If?”
distinction here made will not apply toIl Rusw 1' 1' DM'd’ Aug. I" 'N'” as...”
any of the women of Norwalk. “i' hael Dm‘d SP” II IHIIII' MEL”
Thomas 11‘. Down h'ept 9 Wt). as...”
Mr. Clapp' .1; analysis ot King 1 Henry _ .
1111dPr1ncellalw=1s exceptionablv line 3 '1'“ “hm“ 1‘“ i“ ”f “1111111 for the
One couldn thelp 111111111: :1 greater dc 1"‘mm5 or $100 and lumI'Is" and m"
sire for Shakespeare and English his i“""r‘d”"""" "XI”"NY' h} "”11“” "”‘l
toi'v. He characterized Henry IV as; ”In” ”I ""I "mm” M ”1" ““r'd
1116111111 l1istori1aldrama in an}, lite1'1- ("liims forbouniy. pusnant toI (hnptcr
ture. and justly placed it among the ”'va ill. ”f m" l’uhlli Ad” "f NI'“
greatest achievements of this 11111stcr i ‘ “:3 ”“I,'1"“ ‘1 "t,‘\"'\' “1"] , ,
poe. It would be foolish for me in 11 lhe llst of chmnants and claims for
re -eulistmcnt lmunti-s :11'1:
hurried 11 11v to give any adequ. rte i111 a ‘ '
of the facility of ‘1\li.( l:'1pp s character 1 IR "5 'l'l"'_':d$ 1:}:1'” "’ tI'IIIIIIIIuI ' II’HI s 19_ _’
ska 'he.'. ()nceouldnt hel but t'ccl‘ , ' ' '_" 1111111), '
I, ( I T ‘ p ' ’atru'k li‘1tzpatr1ck. Dec. 1'3.
that he left nothing to be said‘. and that ‘
his was the last word. But exception j
might be made to his treatment of lt‘al- ‘1
staff. Sir John is one Shakespeare's; . . . ,
1 . ‘1 1 1 1 1 ) -1 - 1 1
greatest cre.1t1ons. and like Hamlet-5 “ I" 11 Many lunql "m““d fwm
. . . . . 1 1 ~ , 1'1v :1' 1 , last A ontl: 1' he 1' '1:
men W111 differ 111 Judgment as to his! 3"} U "u \ fl " ' 1' h '“
val1sclncl1argcot the baggage master
truccharactcr11nd greatness I 11111 in— '
Nil. $300 bounty. $1599.25
A Vaiisc oiVSomo Value.
. . . v; ., s1" - . ,
clined to think with some cr1tics that “'1 1" H" " “ht NW“ '1", IIlIII'III li-omg
his imagination equaled his understand '1“ 11 the. 111111 U‘ 11111,, H ' I'u '1 “.ml
11" he might 111' L,“ 11 grac ‘ 1m“ '1s i1ntither baggage master nor station
" agent. Subsequently he made time
He always seems to be _ 1‘ l f . .
- : 1' 1 ~ 1'1 1 111111.11 1 .. 1w: 1
Boone takes him scri 111111 t11p.11 n 11 1 x l 11511111111.
s s11. 1. 'l'l'sl-‘lH't-Vc '1; '1
very much doubtt 11 hi 1'. di vi" . it 1 1111.;_,\\1d-
1 nesday 110111. “cdncsday eve ning. only
Ito c 1111c. 11w 11y c111pty-l111nded. 'l" 111 d of
Sh chspeare.
actinz 11 part.
oasly. 11111 I
Clapp paintei him.
Our people oertainlv owe a debt to the
(‘lub Union for such 11 course of ice-
tures, and it is to be. hoped that thi:
course 11111v|bc. followed, in due time by 1
similar courses.
The stare setting wae
tasteful and attr1u-tive.’
1111111 Buxton. who finally gained pisses-I
sion of thc\ '111ise yesterday morning. 11f-
ter pavmg the storage cl111rgcol'.15ctr1ts.
1111111 trips to the station at 10 Nuts
'11 1111. in tents: stoi'afv't' 5311-1111ts,:111d M1.
Buxton s charge of "'1 cents makes 111
!total of M. l 1.\\l1icl1 M1'.K:1n1pfis out
i of poc kc t.
1 Bank Notes Counterfeiled.
1 The president of the Jewc tt (‘ ity N11
l tion 11 Bank has been infornn'd by the
chief of the l 111t1d States secret serv it c
bureau that notes issued luv that bank
ihave been counterfcitcd and are in
circulation. The counterfeit is one of
Ithe issue of September '1, 111155.111 $5 note.
A counterfeit has been perpetrated of
the 111583 series of the Central National
. Bank of Norwalk.
Wasn’T EEEF 031“ fifitTfi—on—Eild him
he couldn’t have a kiss?” “Oh. no!
cxc ccdinglv.
J. H. L.
F. D. LAWTON 81 CCi
.CDMSTOCK BROS.
Medium Beans. 6c qt
Large " 81: qt
Dried Pens, 5c qt
Fancy Lemons, 121: do:
Oranges, IS for 25¢ ;
Grape Fruit, int: i
Special Sale of “Hand Lamps, l5 ctsl
F. D. LAWTOlil 81 00., 22 South MainStreet. ;
——
EDWARD STREET. 5
’1
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
The Queen
of the 11111111111
Always welcomes Meats bought of 11s I
\o tough strngy ~1111k~1 or roasts but
1111 juicy 1111 .1ts. the result of good stoi k
am! good feeding. cutting up as null.
and that is where we excel—11nd u‘ur
prit' cs are the lowest.
iNew YorkMarket
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
EDWARD STREET.
GRAND (ll’ lleNG 01'
Spring Goods
NEW EMBROIDERIES!
NEW LACES-l!
NEW CAMBRIDS!
NEW GINGHAMS!
l5, 20.3nd 25c.
!
l
l
!!
Great Value in Towels at to,
\'PE(‘I. \L H Al E til"
HEMSTITCHED SHEETS
PILLOWD CASES!
'3 and tovi Sheets. 1"3--. :1'. T'iil-I\\‘t:1~e~‘. 11‘1'.
(in l'ili'~‘.\".I1|~"~. l~-' All '11--t|_‘11:1i1t1,
Gazette Building. Norwalk, Conn.
no [xh()V’:9 P11 ()'P( 11.11}
Combine the I. arr-1r 31" LE AN D FINISH. Our aim is to rave anti-{action to our muons.
.-
AI’IIS
and u. tarnish them with the new. production: 11111111 I'XIU'K‘UHRAI’IHO ART.
LARGE communes 0F CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. lVi.' Jackson.
(Over l". Men-1‘s Confectionery.)
Photographer.
5:! “all titre-1t.1\'orwaik.t‘onn
shaay”-sheri.o.1,‘ 1111111"
Occupies a portion of F.11usowski's
store. corner of W all and Water Sis
Norwalk.
styles 1n ”at: t‘ aps, etc.
(‘ali and see the latex;
112M!
1 . . . .
‘1 this he turned his check over to Express
Bojmtook it upmatm’ot course."
CURES CHAPPED HANDS.
R. H.
Plaiste d,
Dr‘uggist.
Ask your neighbor what he
thinks of
PLAISTED’S
COUGH
REMEDY?
'Then
Follow
Good; 1
Advice
and
Use it!
‘0
Small bottles 250.,
Large size 5011..
WE SELL
I00
wvauo - Nloznaa $1031.51v1d
MEAD, '”
1 THE CATERER
Luncheons served at short
'11oticc. The onlyiplnce in
towp/fiTEt-t
Cafe Frappe,
Bisque Glace,
Bisque De Orleans,
Croquetts a la Milan,
Patties a la Brandy,
Tor Toni Bisquet.
ICE CREAM!
In all the Latest Forms.
Leave your order at
52 WALL STREET,
93 WASHINGTON STREET,
ONLY !
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
NATIONAL 3111111.
43 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
a
Capital. $2011.11oo.
lncorixu'ated, 1:52 i.
FD‘VYN 0. l1. lul' l l'. ll l’rt‘~l'lt 11
I)!“ ll) H M“. 1.11.8. \ icc l' rest.
l. L'. GREEN ('11si1i11'.
DIRECTORS.
l1.11\\1\'(l.l\’1:1:.:11-11,.1o~1:s M. (111111111.
1) Win it. 3111.113: .1\..l..\li'l-I!\'l1'l.'.
l‘. 51. .ion.\ 11m 1111111111. '1'111Lo, 1‘.. 5111111.
111.1 £111.11, Cons. i1'.'l‘1:1s'1'1:1\11.
Accounts of 1\i1111'11f11ct11rers. Merchants
and Individuals Solicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes ,
Free to Depositors.
only
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Washington Street.
50‘. Norwalk.
Residence. Mahackemo Hotel.
1117 ly
SOUTH NORWIITLK
SAVINGS BANKS
5_l Washington Street.
Open daily from 9 to l‘.’ a. m.,1111d from
i to :2 n.1n.. and on \londay exenlngs
f1 1111 ’1‘ to s
lniere~t allowed on deposits.
ALlli-IN SOLMANS. l’rest.
JOHN ll. Fl'lillllri. \'iee»Pre.st. .
JOHN ll. KNAI’P, Sce.‘ and Trans. 1
J
n u h
1
A RARE CHANCE!
A Paying Business
Consisting of Groce Bakery and Ice
in Business. “it the said very cheap
on account of ill health. Everything about
the business‘ 111 in 5110;151:211 and 11113le a
rare opportunity or a tpornon. 11-
pl: at this olltoe or of JAMIE Gog)”.
.H
Y
1
Fast color blue 1111] black l;
X 1
“Old and Reliable."
Our Special for this Week
WILL BE
IZTN)
vercoats,
7.50!
crsey, this seison's
make, all new cot and very desirable garments.
They must be seen to be fully 1'1pprct'iatcd. Tl icy
are coats that gch the i111pressiou of being $15.00
ones, and Would bring it in many stores. They are
up-zo-datc coats and cvcrv detail has been carefully
looked 1111111111 their 11111111111f Mom 11 few 01 those 1~9 suits left
GOING AT HALF PRTCE!
Our South Norwalk W
our gco'ls you don't want at the prices paid for them.
Comstock *rothers,
CLOTHING.
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIC BUILDING
South Norwalk. I Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFlN, D'lanager.
store open evenings. e will take back any of
Agent For
BUFFALO N D t
GLUTEN 0 Ir i n
FEED
11.1. . Oats.
CATTLE
Chickens Aftcrscree'ni11g wiih Higby's Oat Clean-
and 111'. 1"ecdingdi1'tyoatstohorses is one
HORSES! of the >1ll‘1':~l ways of ruining them. I
BES—T have all grades of oats cx-ccpt dirty 1.111111.
D111; 1 conic 111-1'11 11 you uant that kind.
GRAIN . _. .
[N'll only the l11'1gh1 clcan grain. lt
FOR ' voubuvpoorordirtvoats vou pav too
HORSES lunch for them no 111'li't1I11' what the
AND I 111111-11 mav he. ' ‘ I
CATTLE. '
3111“" iii I T H i h
anue . a c .
SOLMANS' 'l‘hc [wading ('rrain Dealer,
LIVERV .‘
STABLE. l5 Marshall Street, SoJHorwalk.
A Dainty Gift.
After all said and done, a fine, well—made,
stylish, well- titting pair of shoes is as accept-
nine 11. CHRISTMAS PRES]~..'T as anything
you can think of. If there is any question as
to where the very best of its kind can be pub
chased, it s easily answered—at
H. S. BROWN’S
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Nor-walk,
Conn.
PERT-TAPS YOU DON’T!
lint if you should want any
Watches. herein
or your Watches, Clocln and Jewelry re-
p: 1ircd and chance. call or send at once to
A1. \d’. FilJ'SiTTl hi,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
Diamonds. Silveiwaie
==‘IIIIW13161"For-'1 _._ F6? Sale by
Floridaandthe South 5_ B. WILSON
BVTH:
CLNDE LINE. BUILDER AND REAL
ESTATE AGENT.
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1 ' Fare to Jacksonville, F111;, $25.00; excur-
sion. $43.30,
Fare to St.Aug11stine,.Fln., $36.50; ‘cx«
cursion $46.05.
To Charleston,S. C. 62001)
AIll tickets include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. For any
information, t1ckets stateroom, etc., in-
quire of
Gaza. F. EARSE, Agt.
anonnmnx.
11.11am 11:11:. 11111-1
excursion
9‘3 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CT.
Two or Three Good Home.
Best. chance to get a home on very
easy terms.
. $711; 11111111111111,
Real Estat'e .
and Insurance!
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