WOFMWATK
unanntmu‘tnttuf
WL’SRENRTEHS.
Mummmwmu
hmwmmmmy
mm mm;
Robert Morton. Jr., of Taylor avenue,
is quite flick.
mli‘mwuurtor lamb. M. N. Y. nt‘k't.
F. E. long. of Stamford. luvillting in
lfiouth Norw IIIII
wLowI-st prices in town N 1. In it I.
Eureka Lzulgr, Daughters of the
Rebekah. will hold It mltuaraal tonight.
--ShonldI-I' deals. .3“. Adams Bros”
Booth Norwalk.
Whitnoy I‘i' l’itzer’a orchestra will
. prtu-tice tonight at Willie .lcttao‘a. Spring
street.
lira. Donut» Valentine. of Taylor uI'I-
nun, in quite nick. i
~IIeIqutIIIrtI-w for poultry.
Bron" South Norwalk.
The nkating is exec lent on most (l Allilillu
the ponds about town.
Frank LI lilollni'lll in moving today
~Beat utock of fltlh III the cm at thit
from Washington \Tl'l‘l't to Spring .Ill‘t‘t‘l
lowest pricen IN. Y. Market.
HIcnrityi‘onucil Natimtal PfiWlllI'u ;
Union. will install its newly elect ed of
at ~LeglIunb. mi. N. Y. nnukI-t.
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iloorutonight. ;
FredcriIk \lI ad lIIsleaseIl his atotu
»~ in tlte Did We“ Hotel building for
Conductor John Dyna, of the l’ittnfielI another war.
cxpn‘tm. was yostcrday presumed witl
. ‘roah Iish. l".
twins. II boy and gtrl.
.N'orw alk.
-—It you arc going to visit nick friendl John P. BrtInItIteI mounted the
cull It Cuneo's. Ho has just the thin athletic exhibition at Madison Square
for them, swwt Florida oranges. ii Garden. last night.
——Thu aroma of an Imperial Crown I:-i
gut is pleasant and will satisfy the most
‘ fautidious smoker.
DaIid Hughca, ticket clerk at tin;
Norwalk dopot, continues to intproI e 0
his recent sort-Ire illuutla.
RobItt Dudley and (‘harles Graves, of
South Norwalk. uttettded II nreeption in
Master William Rusaoll, of Orchard Stamford. last night.
strait, a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward;
Russell haul the meuales.
—Welsbach Light. Percy Ferris
Mina Mamie (lritliu. of ('hicago, in be-
ing entertained by her uncle, Michael
Noonatt. of Stuart llVI.'llTlI'
The third annual soiiable
Nurruk. Order of Foresters, will beheld ---~
in its roonu-LFIIbI-unry l7. i —See “It handsome line of Ham-
'burgs Ilt~played on our center counter,
from o" yd. upwards. M. S. timith.
John Stegmuller has rtturtted from
Wilkes Barre. l’a. , for II few days and III
. ‘, at his home' III South Norw alk.
—Theehart for seats for Father .'lo- ‘ '
cum'a lecture is now open at We'edsi
.md Tomlinsou‘ II tint} stores.
Next Tuesday, February I will be!
Ladie.‘ Day at the. Norwulk club uttd its
parlors will be under the gentle sway of
the fair sex from 2 to 6 p. In.
—(letttt~", ladies '
‘ undo- rwoar at half priI e, M. S. Smith‘ a.
Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. R. M. willrehearse'
the mloptiondegrec tonight in its new .
hall on Washington street. Eight ennI
Ilidxttes will be ready Tuesday nigltt. i
Yesterday them were 202 prisoner-i at The ladies of the Gertuania Singing
the county jail in Bridgeport. Wed- swiety will celebrate tomorrow night.‘
York city. are guests of Mr. and Vita.
Nelson H. Hoyt, BayIiew aI'.eIIue
—Note Kricger' II ad. on third page.
nosdny eight prisoners were. released the first anniversary of their organiza-;
and otter received, and the terntuof rm er l tion.
“I will expire today. ‘ i —A new line of silkolenea and draper-
,_..._..——
—T,‘Inbre -llas atIdIattI-s, at O'Brien 8 if” l"”"‘"‘""“' “31"“ “l M. St Sl'll‘llov"
Another publiI meeting to (llr‘u’iHa‘ the 2 Th" \"W (' Alma" authoritit .~ midI-Il
Y M C .\ building TWO-“(l will b, ltwodisn‘pntable honsesin tltat borough
held m the “5,0,. imp," parlor~ tonight last night and captured font wonn II and
The 51.14“] 9,,mmm99 v m rpm," four men. The) weIII loc ked up.
A’la eIItondauII is 11 new .1 .......
’8 i q —-(.'hoicc line, of percales for l and
12‘..." yd. at .\I. S. Smith's. .
Parties from Norwalk we're itt West
port, Vlenesday. tit-hing for pike ’ . _“ r” .. .. . " ' . ,.
through the. mum Nash's pond. They l .\ Lugs t_II wannt down In ttotttof
. . . ...T'ItItI-.~‘ Betts’ residence in VV'I~.~" avenue
succeeded Itteatehtngthtrty. the aver ‘ ‘ ‘
age size of which was about It foot and.
a half long.
this morning. When tho tree tell it tore
down the telephone lines and :I lineman
has been at work repairing: the damage.
——WI giIe spec in! attention to any in
equality that maI exist between the n -
fraI tiott ot the eyes. Dr. St: llllt‘ y I‘.
I )' Brien.
-— New Younntn style of "Jo.
The hattm" arm of (mrmatt, VV'ixtorl ,
& (.' row e, who Iverebnrned out at Be -thel
by the "Willows" tire. will probably re— 1 (iray & (:9.
m0 instill-3:4 T‘ffl'e 1 il'. ’l'hI firm . , 4 . ,
l ) l.‘ K ’ U L Mrs. (I. R. Wilkins reIetvId wotd.
has not IleI-Ided vet where theI wiill
' I this morning, of the death of he r II; II}
start busine a.
brother. M l”llll’,‘,tyt‘l troasurerofthe
HRoland Reed Upet Hilllllilpillly, whiIh 0(-
Wooster «twitter. Daughters "f lllt' ’ .nrred at his home in Philadelphia.
AnII‘Irican Revolution. iIt llnnbuty, this , imeumonia.
afternoon. Mrs. Noble regent of tho; '
Norwalk thapter, will giIe It talk on;
“Parliament: try Law".
At the monthlI meeting of Mary
ab'l - sale. Note. his ad. on third page.
——Ladie.~" fr it hats. 77:", I It I)’Brhrn'.. ‘
'hhrinc. who attended the II-ssion of
Miss Margaret. B“ Md a siottt ”f RcI lee-ta 'll'etnplt', at Bridgeport. report a
(Jerald H Beard. of South IN'orII‘alk “ ho glorious timI. Forty-nine candidates
i, ilttereatI-d in the Montgomery. \la twre initiated. after which tilt‘l‘l was a
Industrial School for Girls. spoke at H“, . Ii'rbnnqnet and entertaiutneut.
prayer meeting of the Congregational ‘ ~NoteKt’teger'sad on tltIIIlpam
church, Stamford, Wednesday owning,
I. oncoming her work. The at hool te: K'ill'h'
145 colored girls how to (are for theI
home, cooking. sewing. etc; giI es theta l
an elementary edutation and cxentpli- l
tie..~ the meaning of Christianity.
——Best *2 derby, at I l'Bri’en's , iessor Smith.
I'. F m] Sec-10y will open his bie yelo. . tit s o clock.
Storein the building. No. IN Atlantic;
atreet. nowomvnpied by (i. W Ander-
son. February I.’ I. ”It Saturday, Ft'lll'll- ’
aryl. he will open his yahoo! at the“
“‘7'er winch he h“ Tm" u" ‘1 hr that. ’ The eighth annual e ntertainme III and
pumice, and some tim’ "' the "’7" tail of the Stamford Fire department
future w’" engage “" S Maltby fl“ washeld III the Town Hall last night,-
famous trick bie wytle rider. to giIe exhi-l +1.1 was prouonltc ed thebt best, both iIt
"mm” for ”1" I" ""4" "f "i" ”"1“” ""‘l talent attd tiuante s, of am I“ er giII-n bI
"lb?” Interestcd '" that 1m" TD“ "’" B t t.tt popular organization. I‘Itntpbell' a
ff’rd A"""‘"‘l‘"- ‘ Ilreltestm furnished music for dntte tug,
' ——Everything . in geut's ladies' and g ' nd among the musicians was Richard;
children's h‘tflit‘ry. 4 p75 for 25" nr- Vogler, of South Nor-walk. the well-
wards, at M. S. Smith's. I l;nown pianist and compowr.
. A i l '
Tin lN'oroton ntusiIIIl assoct iatiott will!
iimc .t grand concert in the 'l‘ ow n Hall.
neatlay evening, February lith.
'llbcpiano and organ duets, I'oIa
los duets, quurtettex and a chorus of
'tyIOICeIIundet the direetion of Pro-lady: qt the office and
Wife—Now would be a good I
l time. for you to beat those rugs.
—thn an old established tit'tu likei “ '
I Yeah—Who is that riIhly drI .«ed lady
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The oIerture will lwgin
.Krieger It: tanking a spot i. t] sale it is
gchcrelly bona tide. Ladies should not
fit“ to attend the nah.
“Pure and Sure."'
leveland S
BAKINII Powmak
“Finding Cleveland's bhking powder to bc really
the best. I recommended it ii“ (Damon Scusein the
Household ' and now use it exclusively.” .
Lunar HARLASD, firmly “Calm .5qu av lime/tau."
May It. I7“
mama mammoth
Atlanta Bros” South
and children‘s wool‘
of I
i , Warden \V'owdlu'idgc.
-H. Kriegcris making lllllIII-‘l rI-mark- .
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‘ i The INoI'walk members oi the Mystic. .
There. ;
~-lhe has lots of money.
. ‘gns and cldoroform.
’ happy with ether."
m wIaIIma-I man u it)! wIIII-
lnstou moot. has been closed.
Mun. C A. “drummwwill entertain a
few friends at "The Folly." tomorrow
night.
Conductor Milton Clark. of the Nur-
walk Street Railway line. is ill with tho
grip.
A change in price of patent medicines
will be found in titilluon‘s lul\'t‘l'lllit:"
uIeIII totttot'mw.
litiwarIlJune ot Not-walk, isltonwd
up with a bone foot. caused in a piano
falling on it.
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An entertainment will be given at the ’
(Iver River school. tonight. for the bone.
' tit of the school library.
Electric Light l‘otntnias'iontt' Joseph‘
\. Yolk. of the V'olk llIII company, ha.»
IeceiI'I-I! an alligator.
Mrs. T‘illVltll‘Il And-morn. of Norwalk.
who was Iu-I‘I'tI-ly sealded by a boiler of 1
hot water falling upon her. is still utt-
able to leave her bed.
; 'l‘hI Postal 'l‘elegntplt ce'onpany is
taming its \orwalk office from \V'eed' s
to Halo 5 drug stoic.
doing then line Ivot'k.
TlII mnunudunt exhibition III
i‘hriutiatt Young Menu League rooms
will take plncotonight at It? (heattutt
street. South Norwalk.
with a game of basket ball.
Jami-a Luster, collector for Luther M.
Y Wright, expects. to leave 80th Notwtdk
lllbitt ('lurk i~I, ‘fiU-lTONLANB' REM-43013;?
the} DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
It will elonel
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inafewdaya for St. John's, N. 13.. to
attend tlte wedding of his sister. He:
_ Ittny‘pissibly not return to South Nor-f
V walk.
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hdwanl Ptltkncy, llrnllll‘l‘dll-lzlw of
1 Stephen Holmes, With" in town yesterday ,
' calling on relativeu and friends.
Pinkuey has now the position of Impe r-
iIItIHIIIlIntof the gas and cleItric light;
, plant at l tica. N. Y.
anIehI‘ord
l'bttty. this morning. The deteased was
" Mr. and Mrs. J. VV'. Dikeman of New i*“"""“ "“lile'f M” T- l- Howard. "f
XII-m III. __
i The Superior Court is: still engaged on
the ease of Franzilli Is. l’latt, which
I will pmbahly require two or three Ilinn‘
. time yet. [It the short (alt ttd. II‘ for to-
day then are twenty-Ihm- emu-s.
The
the layout on Mill Hill granted to the
Ndrwalk Street , Railway company by
tho (lity Council of Norwalk, antifon".
Mr. I
balIttII-eot' the briefs relating to‘
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Mrs. Katie U'Boy, wife of John W.i
died at her hotnetu Dan-
\IlIiIlt Ittt flvm .Il wu~ taken were sub-,v
ntittedtanngHale. y-Ixterday. Then-
will b about forty pages of typI- -\"rittI-tt ,
briefs for the judge I.) look over.
The funeral (If Neill ('. \"t't‘ll.
ldied suddenly ot' apopl-uzy l:I~'t Sunday
' night.
IIIIE. place yesterday
i.lll' resident-I- in '.N'cw
services ‘I\'!.‘l't' largely
was practically
funeral N'l‘Ylt‘l 4.
morning
from his ('anantt.
'l‘hI-
lhtsiueae
during the
III II IIIlI-«i.
su-pI-ndcd
The re-
.‘tmins “Ire interred in the New (‘a
truth m nortI-tw.
lIiglItII-ncotn'iI-tsat the state ||l’l.~Hll
would be I-clcn-a-d next month by I'.‘\'-
pirationot' term with the alloquu-o of
good behavior, but twoor' them. ('hitrlI-n
('I‘:I‘.'.'l'o‘.‘d and 'l'homzh' l'luright. both
>"Illt‘lll‘t'tl in liatvbnt'y. May '37:. MIL for
burglar). each for
held. as there are
against them now
tII’o Icahn
other
ill lll‘
the hands
“llam- you noticed."
Inau'. “that it i.» impossible to malo- :Iu
Imbeeile- aelcuow'ledge that he isan idiot?"
“erours'e.” l"‘l'vlll'ti l):ItII;I.-."thI-
tnetII he admitted he was an idiot in
Would no longer be one."
IIIII
"i want to pay this bill." he said to
the hotel clerk. “But l tltiuk you haII
lll'lllt' a slight error here in my favor.
l \‘t‘ bt‘l‘n reading over the extras. and l !
IIIIIItot find that you have charged lllt'
anything for telling me you thought it i
1 ! might rain".
TirId Husband—J've had It terrible
['In mad‘ clear
through.
'eomittg out of the faahionable I'eutaut nut. ‘
!( liltlwlllx' -ak~—- Sin 5 .Inl artist s model
l ' \ttd this se edy-looking fellow coming
lout of the free lunth‘: " ‘I lit. he. I~ the
'"u'tist.
! Not Surprised—”Hear what happened
In) ll:t\i~'. Held upon Broadway at 2
:e 'IloI-k Ihismoming. 7' ‘7] saw him at l.
; and he looked as if he‘ I! need some thing
of that kind before long. "
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She—_The maul am going to marry
, Bishop,' Is perhaps a trifle dissipated. bttt
The Bishop—
', Then, my dear young lady. we. must get
’ him into the church at Ullt‘t'.
“DIxtor, lwant a tooth pulled. l'm
a great coward when it comes to I Itdur-
ittg pain yet I III afraiIiI-Iflmth laughing
' ‘ \ou might be.
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business philouI Iph}.
Nine times out of ten the pun'lttua'r
buy» of the merchant wlto Iuivcrtiucs for
his trade. '
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2
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will lIl' .
int'u 'I'mlllinll‘i i
said IIIIIIIII to l)u~l
CURES CHAPPED HANDS. war:-
II Strut Oranges. .250 lvaporatod Apples, I00. It I
Is “ "i 250' " Ponchos. I00. “
20 Hessian " 25¢ “ Apricots, I30. "
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FAHOV ODLDEH DRIP SYRUP. Do. QUART.
IF. D. LAWTON & 60., 22 South MainStraet.
Wide Awake!
Meat nyI-rs in the twin cities waste
no titno lI king for the right place to do
their marketing. they know all about it
almady. lf you'ro It newcomer in town
you needn‘t look either—come and see
as. S-Inte line lamb this Week : legs 10c.
fort-quarters. be. l‘t'inte rib l‘iliHl, 12c;
fn'uh fork. N‘.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
EDWARD STREET.
GRAND OPENING OF
Spring. Goods
HEW EMBROIDERIES!
HEW LADESl!
HEW CAMBRIOSlll
HEW GIHGHAMSHH
SPECIAL SALE OF
HEMSTITDH ED SHEETS
PILLOWD CASES!
9 and to.“ Shoots. ruI . Ml Pillow (VIM-4.1M.
Old Pillow Cut-cu. we. All lit»! Quality.
Great Value In Towel: at IO.
IS, 20 and 25°.
EDWARD STREET. 5 Olson. Building, Non-walk, Cont-I."
JACKSON’S PIJOT()(} RAPHS
Combine the LA‘I'IIII' I‘I'IAII All) "mu. Our tutu III to gin satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the hunt productions of tho PHOTOGRAPH“) A81.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. at. Jackson. Photographer.
5:! Wall film-t. Nurwulk. Poul
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(Ow-r F. VII-ad's Confectlnnm.)
MEAD,
THE CATERER
‘ Luncheons served at short
'notice. The oulylplace in
town to get.
Cafe Frappe,
Bisque Glace,
Bisquo De Orleans, ,
Croquetts a la Milan,
Patties a la Brandy,
Tor Toni Bisquet.
ICE CREAM!
To all the l.nII-~t Forms.
‘ Lento your order at
52 WALL STREET,
93 wasamotou smear,
ONLY!
FAIRFIElD CDlJIlTY
NATIONAL BANK.
63 Wall Street, Norwalk,‘ Conn.
()ccupienu portion of la. Gunowski’s
atorI corner of “' ad and “titer Hts. , i
Norwalk. Call and sec the latest ‘
styles in Hats, Caps, etc. a :L'l If,
R. H.
Plaisted, I
Druggist.
ASk your ueighbor‘what he
thinks of
PLAISTED S
COUGH
REMEDY?
I‘m -;;nn-m—~a. ~
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Incorpomted, 1824. Capital, MIRIAM).
unwm o. KEELEH. President.
DAVID ll. MILLER, \'iI:I:»l’rI-.~It.
1.. C. (IRIIIEX. I'm-hire.
DIRECTORS.
Eowtx I). KHELEll, Mosus M. GLIIV'EH,
DAVID H. Mll.LEll A. .I. MHILKEII.
F.ST..lon.\' LOI'KWOOD. Tum. E. SMITH,
lua Com-2, CHAS. i".T|:l5TlL-l.\l.
Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants
and lntllvidunls Solicited.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
o S ly
D. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Waohlnzton Street,
50. Nor-walk. '
Then
FoHow
Good
Adflce
and
Useit!
Small bottles 250.,
Large size Bite.
WVSEO NIOZNEG SIOELSIV‘Td a
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VIE SELL ,
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Residence, Mahackemt'. Hotel.
tnI ly
SOUTH HORWALH
SAVINGS BANK.
5| Washing-ton Street.
Open daily from ‘Jto 12 a. m., and from
I to :I p. In. and on Monday evenings
from I 10 ‘l. .
Interest ullowud on deposits.
AL“ EN SOLMANS. Profit.
.lt.‘ IN ll. l-‘EltltlS, Vice-Frost.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Sec. and Trans.
A RARE CHANCE!
A Paying Business
Conduling of Grocery. Bakery and Ice
Cream Business. \Vi bu sold very cheap
on account of ill health. Everything about
the business III in good ah ape, and this Is"- a
rare opportunity for the right. person.
ply at. this oflicu or of J AMES lilogtD'zlizllé’,‘it
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For 25 Cents!
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"Old and Reliable.”
Our Special for this Week
WILL BE
$|2.00
Overcoats,
$7.50!
Fast color blue and black kcrscy, this season's
make, all new cut and very desirable garments}.
They must be seen to be tally appreciated. They
are coatsthat give thcimprcssion of being 815.00
ones, and Would bring it in many stores. They are
IIp-to-date coats and every detail has been carefully
looked after in their manufacture; a few“ of those 89 suits left.
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GOING AT HALF PRICE!
Our South Norwalk store open evenings. We will take back any of
our goods VOII don't want at the prices paid for them.
.Comstock Brothers,
CLOTHING.
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASDNIO BUILDING
South Norwalk. Horwalk.
MILFORD A. Gil-Till, Manager.
2. .-..--_-. “—7. .- M. ,_ W,.--...-.._...,_-_===I
Agent For - .
aumto THEIR PRICE
GLUTEN
rm , BETRAYS THEM!
FOR
LOATTLE I).It.~ with dirt. dust .Ind foreign .~I ~~d<
‘Chlokon. l‘l them. make IIIIIV'ilHll':-'Ulii" food, and
and , noone havilt‘: regard for the healthot'
HORSES! Ih I it IIIIiIII:I‘«. ~hou’1d u-«I- them. Hats
. _ Hlld I .Il>\' r priz' , {haul wil. are in-
BEST fr- [lid in quality. no charge being made
GRAIN for screening. i buy the lI-‘rl and deliver
FOR ttjmu in thc best I'itlIIlIllItll. and my
HORSES 3 I ‘l\ ;I~' lo'.. a: any .neI 'illl legitimate.
AND 1if? \Ill lill‘ ~II I ._ llil'
CATTLE.
BRANCH M I T. H t h,
OFFICE anue a c
V SOLMANS' ; The Leading (it'ain Deaior,
LIVERY l ‘
STABLE. ! I5 Marshall Street, 50. Norwalk.
Cheap Light!
\II- .‘ll'II' ItiIIIIlII,Il
t!:- >LI!IllIlI' Line ot lino
BANQUET - LAMPS
front .VII 55 15 Holt: II» P .Ioth.\ ii I‘.’ den Waterbun.
and will oifct II: 'c!!‘! ! vino thi) ch k at one half
theit re; ula r wholesale pIiI cs. "lhcy zttc all new,
central draft burners. and Ctttl tpt‘isc some of the
tittc~t ponds math in ti: it country. We hate Ollt
line. full battIIuct -4 lilI,‘ has high handsome cast
base, It‘llllui drait, solid \lcxicau onvx column,
guaranteed in (wet) with ulat', which we otter for
an. 29, worth *3 50.
\ll IIIIICI lint: ptopvvrtion; IIclI low.
lamps in all. Selut _\unrs e. :rlI
25 Per Cent. Discount on all Silk Shades!
‘ Shade Frames am sizrs 15C
II: pc Paper .IlI shad t5 25C, 10 ft. roll.
50 dozen sample l’oI kct lulivc 5. too and 15c each
all clcv II perfet t good: wotth from 35 to 50C.
Asbestos Gtiddlc Pans regulat price tsI
cat: h.
W. S. STURTEVANT,
.N. Main and Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Only
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. . HO! FOR FoTSale—by
FluridaandthoSouth s_ B. WILSON
BUILDER my: REAL ,
, ESTATE AGENT.
oz WALL STREET, NORWALK. CT.
Two or Three Good Home.
”ll the iu~tallment plan. or will exehango can
[or ~lot't' vtt' IIIvrI'lIIInIllw.
CLYDE LINE.
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" Faro to Jacksonville, Fla., $25. 00; excur-
sion. i‘ll 2‘0,
Fare to St. Augustine, Fm, $37.10
cumion, Hood
To Charleston, S. C. SLIM”:
(.32 no
All tickets include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. For any
Iinfnrmation, ticketa, stateroom, etc.. in-
quire of
'GEO. F. BEARSE, Agt.
Cm NATIONAL Blunt.
l or W.
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CKUIET’SlUD
NELILIE M.DI$Bwa,
Teacher of Plano. ‘
Terms Boasonnble on Application. Ad- '
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1' CLYDE & 00., General Agents, arena :16 West AI'IInuII. not; ‘80 (in ‘
5 Bowling Green, New York.
Norwalk Chronicler