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, Thawramenteibaptism will be ml-
min adults and children and
' new members will he received at the
"M Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. on Sabbath morning. Rev.
_ JohnCrtmtlish will assist the pastor in
administering the Lord‘s Hopper. .I. (2.
Hawkins. the. sup-rintendent of the
Ninth Inhml.hu11 arranged 11 popular
3.3undoyuchmleoncert for the evening
mice. which will begin at 1' o‘clock.
' Iii-Io. speeches and song will be the
«do! of the pimp-1111111111. The \pollo
Wound the ounrtctte choir will
“It In making melodyon thisoccmion.
J.Q.Hly1mrdofNew York city, who
ll. prominent business man. an emi-
mt layman. and a brilliant speaker.
Wmuddms the school. Seats will be
reserved for the 111en1bcrs of the Sabbath‘
schoolm1ti10145, after which all seats
Will be free. The singing will be from
the “Songs of Love and Praise."
Advertised letters in the East Nor-
wnlk postvoflicc are for Miss Annie .-\l-
1611. A Billenstcin. Mrs. Frances Bow-
' sen, Geo. (‘.umnnngs, 7 New street:
1 John Cronwall. 111 Riverside avenue:
Miss Lizzie Dunn, 19 Riverside avenue;
Wm. Ford, Mrs. S. Hawkins, I1c1-n 1rd
Johnson. 17 Pleasant avenue; Mrs.
Frank Kennedy. 515 ”show avenue;
Christian Lausm. Nelson Laivson
Walter Masher. frills-born avenue; Frank
W. Merrill. baker: Geo. Series, Fort
Point streetzdohn Palmer, Mrs. E. 8.
Warren. Ed.Whitc. Walter Hoyt, P. M.
Mrs. G. F. Smith. of Henry street. en- ‘
tertaiued 11 few of her friends last ere-
11ing.1\tuon;: those present Were Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Smith. VII'. and Mrs. Marshall ‘
H. Tolles. Mr. and Mrs. t loorge (,ilmstoutl,
Miss Mabel Profit, of Bridgeport. and
Miss Anna Smith.
Bov.0.chnson. of Bristol. will preach ‘
in the Swedt's't church, Sunday morn- .
i111; and evening. In the. evening there
willbe special singing bv the. children.
The class oi") 1. houth Nerw: 11k High
. school, did not hold its reunion last.
night With Miss Helen A. Bell, on ac-T
count of the. snow storm.
LeRoy Wheeler.
has taken his brother Lester into part-
nership with him. and l1e1'e11ftc1'the tirni ‘
w111bcknown '5 Wheeler Brothers.
It is rumored that II. it.
family is going to move to New York.
whore Mr. Gotham is Working.
Louis Webster witnessed the U'Kl't‘ft"
Woods go at the. Manhattan Athletic.
club, last night.
H. W (iorhain has moved from East
avenue to H R. (11111111111 shouse in Map-
le avenue.
Harry Nevers, of First avenue. is'
visiting his wife in the New York hos-
pital today.
nowntioa.
Henry A. G. Housclikel has exchanged
his attractive resident property on Main
street, with VauMater Stillwell. for a»
Brooklyn. ‘
block on Putnam avenue.
Mr. Heuschkel will probably move to
that city the last of the month, which
his many friends here will learn with
regret. He is treasurre of the school
district, and has been prominently idcn ..
titled with educational interests here the
past few years. Mr. Stillwcll isattorncy
for the Gennan American Real Estate.
Titlecompany, of Brooklyn. He will
convert his recent acquisition into a
summer residence. 111111, also erect a large.
hard on the premise s.
At the Roi 'ayt‘on Methodist Episcopal
church, tomorrow morning, the. pastor
will preach 11 short sermon. after which
the sacrament of the Lord's supper will
be administered. In the evening there.
will bo'u union young people's meetim.r
in the chapel at 6:31). led by Mrs. S. A.
Godfrey, followed by a. 1111i1 111 evangelis-
tic sorvicc in the church at 7:15. All are
invited to attend.
Miss Alltirta Tuthill
from a visit in Brooklyn.
has returned
WINNIPAUK.
The reguhu' weekly prayer Int-cling
was held in the. Sons of T11111peraucc
'Hall, last evening. It was led b3- Miss
Eva Henderson. The question of form-
.ing a Christian Endeavor soiiety was
discussed. One will be orgami/ed at the
next meeting. Mrs. Ely 111111M1'.King.
of Korwalk were present.
Mrs. Annie Francis' 11: soriously ill.
James Laydcn. has returned from a
visit with relatives in Port Chester and
Stamford, after an absente of several
weeks. Mr. Layden s he 11th has been
poor, which necessitated the resignation
eta lucrative position in the Norwalk
Mills. , .‘
Work was resumed in
and spinning departments of the Nor—
Wnlk Mills this morning. the portion of
the 111111 whichbrokc having been re-
./
the bicycle (11.-111mg?
Hollands.
tho cording.
'Emslhlwn‘mfih.‘
111111111qu 1111;» rmwhm- .
pal of the Winniptmlt 1111M. I: Ml-
sen is bonding with bowie. Ih'ynolds, 0!
Main street ' l
Miss Alice Toonc. oi Iiroad River. en- I
tertained ultimo numhcroi her. young;
friends at her home. yimtcnlay after- ‘.
noon. i
The Wionepault Mill» are very notch .
pressed with mic" and run every night ‘
until 8- 'IO.
The barber who occupied a portion of
Me ( irath's saloon hm dctmrtcd for parts
unknown. '
The S. I". I1. club 1111-1 uncrittincd by
Miss Lulu Shraycr. Thnmiay afternoon.
OANIEN MID NOBOION.
The. will of the late John Whitmy
has been admitted to probate. The;
house, barn and three acres of land I
valued at 105110113111 left toht» nit-1:1. Mimi?
W. R. Mack 1-3'. and her 11111111111111.111
Darien. {onnorly of Norwnllt. All mon-
ies are to be divided between his sixties. '
Mrs. Julia Hitchcock. 11! New Haven.
and Mrs. Packard. of fling Sing. and his:
brother‘s children. Mr. Mac key 1111111
been made executor.
Building opcrzmons .n'e 1.11m Ivon tln i
inert-11min Dari1n.1\1'cording to ihcl
statement of R. l. Tollcs. within the In»!
eighteen years ending in Decombt r.
1111.15. there were ‘ thirty-live Inmms
erect ted in the i'entcr 111'h1mldistri1L:
while .11 tl1e1m~~1.nt time 11111111 1min:
pr1x-c11-1 of em tion.
Mrs. Susan A. I'itntnens. aged M'W'II-
t3's1ven years. died Thursday night. ‘1
at her 111111111 in Not-”ton. [kc-1111111! W591 “
a prominent. church Woman. and
beloved by all of her acquainmnm 11 The l
funeral sen 111-1 will ht. held tonig! it at
7:30 O'clock.
The sociable at the. Methmlist Episode 1
pal parsonage. Thursday night. Wile.
very largely attended. I: was one of
the. most successful striables ever held.
, Susie Willmott.daughter-o! Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Willmott. has the Illt'alklt'it.
and the. house has been quarantinml.
; Flora Millspauuh is sick with porn-
monia.
Mrs. ('. I". Benedict is sick.
I
l WILTON.
. L111111- the shootingst wraps 11i"\ltjor"
Tom Haunders'. .it Bel/lea "ill. some
’ \1e1 ks since. uliic h was r: ”(ttriltll in II'. 1'
1 'entiuel. .Vlts. Haundc rs has deemed it
safer to accept the shelter Iv! 1111c of
.VVilton's charitable residents. but 111
1Hatur1la3' she returned to her fonncr
home on the prominent l11'i' lord and
‘11111stet' that he \vonlv‘l behave. ’l'in'
111.-i§;11bors testify that bmlw ill»
promise. and was seen hearing: hi~ wile
tearlv in the :Illt'l‘lltniil. The poor Woman
in a hal" clad condition wandemi to the
(‘atholic centererv in Not-walk. wit/1.1
two of her children are buried. and .war
returniltgr in the severe storm. when she
- was overtaken by '.1 kindly t‘t'sltlt'lil 51ml
3t11l1en to his home. where sntiicicnt clot I1,
ing was provided to prof-'1' her from
1 the Weather. It is stated but at lat-1' '.1
complaint has been lodged with the
authorities. 11nd that immediate“ action
will be taken.
BROAD BWEB.
The (:l'II'isrian Endeavor variable
'whieh took place in the. chapel last night.
was well attended and 11 pronounced
lsuocess. ( ic: 1131,11! W. Knapp opened the
services with proper. after which there
i was singing bva oua‘rtettc ('tril’lfflw'tl of
Mrs. Harry Vail. Misses Lillie Ilritto.
.(‘lal'11(iiles. and Delia Mills: piano solo.
Miss Laura I‘omstock: banjo selections.
Harry Vail; reading. Miss I'ldoai Wilson:
piano solo, 11111-11111 \Vilson: piano
solo. Miss Mara t '1 amtm'k.
After this part. of the evening's enter?
taimnent was concluded. 11 new feature
was introduced. Each permit prim/'11!
was supplied with '11. miniature 1111m—
;:1'11p,11 album and pencil. Ten minutes
was the time allotted ['1 .1 commission {or
signatures. the object being to see. who
ll1"
could secure. the. greatest number of
names. This honor was captured b3"
William Simpson. who scored thirty~
iive. During the interim. refreshments
were scrvml by the ladies. and all pvt-xv
out proceeded to have 11 1113111 good time.
" 3111911111112.
l . James Buttery was agreeably 11mm.
ed at. his home. last night. by 11’ goodly
number of his friends. who purer-vied to
make him happy and 111111111111 rlnenselves.
The rooms were. put. in readiness and
soon the mummy was Mimi-11;: the
light fantastic to the inspiring strains of
11Ltine 1'1rcl1'est1'a At a lane Inmrllnv-y
turned their tired fmtsteps hummer?!
as this was the fourth- .«w'iahlc‘ that
several of them had attended in a week.
1'1 14.
One love loam 9 EM
Mr. F111ne1s Bellamy. who 11111111111113
six years Was one of the. editors of Th1.
Youth's (11'1mp1111ion, has been added to
theeditm'ial staff of The [mitt-111' llmna-
Journal as one of Mr. Bok's [win/film
associates. The new editor ma l'flmn'ill
of Edward Bellamy. author nt‘ "bulking
Backward. " '
Ethel—Marlinin. I wish you'd go to
the other end of the. storr a minute: I
don't want you to see. that inkstand that
I'm going to buy you Instr/re Christmas.
tincd lie/11111111111! 11111111111111. 11:. m _ x
1 Evening H'fl' i1».-
.nallv illll'l’l‘~llll;{ kind.
' {or settlement.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Patton mi 1111} themes in the
Churches oi Norwalk Tomorrow.
At (trace church. tomorrow, the order
0! min» will he as follows: a 11. 111..
Communion; 10:31) a. 111..I1itan3'. M‘l‘lllUll
- and Holy t’nittttunititn 13115 p. 111.. 141111-
day 11.11.1111: 3:30 p. 111.. choral even 11111111.
anthem/111ml address. The rector will
lofllcintc All are \3'elcomc. 'I‘hnrsdny.
H11. 111.. evening pravcr and Bible stndI.
Rev. Mr. Harm/113'. the boy pr111chor.
iwill [mate It In the It and liner chapel at
'111z'1111oxuomm' 111111116112.
R1 1'. A. II. Wyatt will occupy the p11]-
ptt of the Norwalk Methodist church
both morning and evening. tomon'ow
fidt'i’ttilictlt In the morning tiuhjcct of
the evening sermon, "llow h'unday is
Kept in Norwnlk." This will he the
third sermon in their 'rieson the Sunday
:qncstion Ushers in attend: nice to seat
tutranm'ni. and eteryouc made. 311- -I1 omc.
Hours of 1111'1'ic.c 1023'! 11.111 and? :3"
1,111.
Al the Fir-ti .‘lt'thzsllsl Episcopal
church. Ilt" '..\ t4. Kauna-uh pastor.
the sacrament of the I1or1l'1- suppet will
,“ln'obwrtul at 10:. in 11.111... tz'unotrow
til 7 1"'l1>1'l;. Doors
open 11111:.111 'l'hc e11 nitnz' subject will
he. " .\ Mulel toting: “'11-111111 ‘n'onng
ladies Will act as ushers A cordial in-
l‘imimll isertondmt t1 all.
M iltch'onth Norwalk Baptist church.
the pastor will preach in the morning
and the I'uiitilttlninll will in' observed.
The W1 hint; service will be of .111 unus-
'|'bc 31.111117411111-
plc will participate in 11 M'I'I‘icc. 1 clcbrat«
int: “(‘In‘btian I'Zmleai'ur “113'." A
special .1 rvu'v of Impnlzn' soul: has been
arranged. with I'Ul'lil'i and 1 iolin :11-1-1/111
' pattimcnt.
Several brief addresses will
lr' made. I‘. ll. ('rmsley. president 11'
the llritlxn'p-t‘t (‘hrlmtian I'ancavor
l'n‘ton.w1llbcone of the spokcrs. A
cordial Wei/“1:11P will he Mien/It'll I’Ilill.
'I‘omnrrow, at the First ('ongrega-
tit/111d 1 hutch, the pastor 1'. ill preach in
Ill.” 1111111111111 111th “liod's Kingdom.
not in Word but in Power." Inthe
ova-111111: he will gm- third in tin-
sl'rim upon "I'les't'itncntnl ('ht'i~tian-
itzx.’ the -nblm'1 being “Entering the
Kim-25.. Why“ ‘l' i'. 1'. II. at
1w” 1», 111.
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11w?» 3'“ "
the
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but from hi»
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11 .'7 “wt! hit-v
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tic-11111111111”: _,;.,.,.;-..1.1-.- “'11-'11
tnrtnd to ”1' it out I dunk M1“.
mm: lia'w l1' :1 111:1.
' Wlm'u l-‘auihrtln'.’
“Your izoprovirmi chiefs of the na-
Iinnal 1114111114 1111,- 1~11npiy to many
‘lltnghts oi the patcment‘ " (chevaliers
dn pave), rititl Boom-ck to .lnles Favro
at their IIlIl'H'lt'Vu' 111 Fex'rit't'es 11 tort.
night a!“ rthc fill of tin-second empire.
Bismarck was not absolutely within the
truth. tin/null he was 1'1'1'3'111-111' to it,
but in this lllrlitllt‘l‘ be reflected the feel-
£111.111 HI them/nitr- of liurope with regard
to the men whom 111,111.11' complaceutly
term “the («hunters 1 the third repub-
ltc." Europe had heard of .Inles i’avre
hinoclt. of Joli '4 Flinn”. nt' H:Illll1‘l'-
age. of Eugene P'lletan 1the father of
Camilla I‘clletam. but Hambcttn. Pi-
cnrd. Ferry. HIai.-»lii7.oin 111111 ahali doz-
en otlnts, Milo suddenly plofeswd to
1111" up the word il'111 had tallen pou-
cries; in 1:1 Ii 11' bandsoi the 111111» 11111 s of
France. .'11 order to stem the tide of lot-
t'iitn intmlon. tin-3' did not know. It is
doubtful 11111111111 the French them»
selves. oafleldc of Paris; know much
about their N‘ll' elected Would he s11 viors.
“hen on the {uh «I t-‘eptcinber, itiio,
Victor “111.111. his N!” and daughter,
M11111. Drouais, and several friends left
lite/eels for Paris. where the. poet. ex-
pected a trinmphal Wl'lt‘ullll'. their train
has lit/omit! In 111 stop at Manhcuuc by
U1" spin of :motlwr contaimnu part of
Vine/:1".- army 1l1111 had escaped tho dis-
aster of l‘HlIllI. 2-1111 and horses Were
ltmldlcd pclltncil in cattle trucks, the
111/ n silent and depressed, brooding over
their nnctpm'tcd and blastlike defeat.
iltmotricd to 1h1cr1l111n. llolcancd
out «this carriage and ~l1out1 d “Vivo
I11 France! V Ive I11 republirpici" but.
thctowas no response, not 111111 when
Mme. Iltouabt told the men who was
snaking to (In In. (in the platform,
though. just as the train 111111'e1l11nco
. more. 11 franc tircur Waived his igepi and
“Wanda republione! Yivc
(iatnlmtam “Who‘s (iatnl'etta? Idn
not Ito/m Handwtta," remarked the port
to SI. Antonin Proust. who was heated
ye vll/ II:
11' his tide ~I’ortniuhtlv Review
I it“ Hit "1' ”I" NH“ “'1“ K. ss. PRU
1‘ IIATI'Z (will It”l.1l1'1n.l~.A.ll..l‘~'m
Estate of Mary II. North. late 01 Nor-
walls: in mid Ills-"51.1. deceased.
The Court of I‘robalc iorthc district of
.Vonmlk, hath limited and ttllt}\\L‘d six
months from the date. hereof {or the crud
non of mid estate to ubibix their claims
Those Vibe neglect to
pmnl their 111111111111». properly attested.
within said lime. Mill be, debanedar‘e-
«rainy. All per/was indebted to snidts-
mic.- I'Irc mute/11H! In 11111k1-i11nn1-1li11tc
payment to 4' I'lUIll-Ii 19'. \Ult'rli.
leWII.1\l114|ui.~t1ni111.
'.lhe 3111311111 tongue sets an exnmfi'
\1'1111h3' of following. It never indul’I
in scandal or hitter Words and it always
ptoccdcsthe wheel and keeps ahead of
whoa. 1
JUST RECEIVED!
l’urchasul Before Advance in
Prices.
I Car Corn,
1
I “ Middlings, ’
t “ Bran, '
2 “ Oats,
5 “ Hay.
l
no room in store-l
, l
Name your own prices. ‘
These Inn~t be. sold;
house.
RAYMOND BROS.
So. Norwalk.
I h 111' home R1 .thll 11 I1-
BARGAINS
Canned
Good51.
Dried
Font!
llzllttlull‘t: l'c;1<, lie : siv cans doc—1'11;-
nlar lflc goods.
l‘::1‘is.‘~'11ccot1:.~li. lic:1'.-;111:11'72i'ot".'.'1c
t‘.1lii'or11i11Hagar l‘cas "melt in your
month." 3111': 1'1'1511l1n' '.’.'1c Lewis.
’l'1'3'on1-c;1n ..n1l 5"1' what line
are.
.‘.c :Ins l’1111111‘.i11..'..c
l1n1-st l'1‘1 11111 rated Apples. ilc;" .1 lbs .
Jilt
l" in- st Hun Dried 1' inc ( nt Apples. ‘.tc;
‘.ilits ‘.‘31‘. .
,l'inest l)1i1‘1l [‘1111hcs l' inc Cut. 1‘21 lb ‘
I’I'nnes. largo toe lb
Silict Plums. .’lhs 2711
line bios. to.- lb.
Any use for “1 11.1mm 51111111. ' :.lc lb.
1 ’ Bow s M1 111' hes 111 bun1llc.1 ’c.
peas
9
Lorenzo Dibble!
HELD UP
1"111 i11spe1tion and
viewed from :1113‘
stan1lp1inIt——-bc111n3'.
design. material.
workmanship 1n"
price—our line of
jewelry. 11' a t 1- II c s.
1 111 'ks diamondsand
'-. optlt Al "on 11l~ \\ ill
comeout 111141' tile 11 by 1I'iti1istn. Ylou
11111 e ample opportunities t"oI 1\.'11n'1n: 1—
tion11111lse-"111tion11111111 1,:111111mt1-e that z
1 \1-13' .11 tn le sold 31111 is as 1'eptcse11111l.
HOMER B. HOYT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store.
80 “'11shington Street. 1
NOTICE. .
l1 blic unlit-1 is hen by L’llt' 11in all |11~1~ch1~|
int: I-cstul intbe 1Nihil‘lll'lil'litilitl e\too~ion.
will 'Iniluav “I lln \qunlk Sheet liailuavl
cont111111..1.~11IInnbb-tlack 111ilaa1.l1oml!u
Loot terrl tenninm nl tits misting doulb- l
irnlk on \1.11l1 Main P'U'llllltlh on
Ninth Main «incl and 1111 ms \\n~'l1in;:ton
~tr1.‘et all in this vih. that 11 pnblit- heating
nponthc plan and applinalinn submitted to
the Honor and 1 ‘111111 nl t‘ 11111111111 t'oInn ii. of
s11i1lcit3.bi ‘.Iid com 111111.fo1'.~ll~rh1Muslin--
sl‘ni.
tion1'1111Ie.\t1n.~ioo a 1i1b plan and appliea l
tinnlate' how on til. in theoilbe oi the cit3 1
1~111l1.11l11-Iotl11-1111.13 be ~1 . n. will be In bl bi ;
the notvot nodl' unit ul 1 ‘omm-mt 1111111 H at the ‘
11111111 ill ‘hatnlu-I in said 1ii\.1-11.\l11111l11\.ivh
:Ii1i lll\1'll‘l"ltillill'\. 1'41“}. :It sot-lock p.111. .
Dated .1! want nil) oi South I\-vt\1alk.ihi-‘
:ioih 1|113' 11I.l“»|111111n|
121111
TAV LO R
Real Estate
and Insurance! l
WASHINGTON STREET. l
50. Norwalk.‘ ‘
8: GOLDEN,1
Pcrsonslookiugi 'orn lot or house and]
lot with the \lt'“ of 11an ltnslng. are-invit-
cd to call and examine our list. \\ e have
them for sale in c\ cry part of the cit-3’ at l
reasonable prices and on easy terms. 1
1111 ‘36 it'
To Insic comdiittees.
That I tor; 1 him- h ullnul l h: 111- 1'1 1:001“ her-
as I’lwutmith or 111-1111111111 111111110111»111111111113
gm» willy/1.1 vetting. "on this 1 1111 be xiii--
11114111111 1¢~'Ititdi~I/1~I from nmteri: 1| furnisl. -
Hi It» the 1'11 J’t‘ttunlluli shall be pleased to
1. 11,11 1111 tom/11 - 'ifllllliim‘ 11111-111111-11.
It 3.! FVI'I'II. ”1111 11 41-1111
“I; I Hi siren-l. N. l
1119 tint . 1:
11.13. JENNINGS.-
UNDERTAKER.
Norwalk, Conn.
Opp. Street Railivay Depot.
RESIDENCE liIM S'l‘lll"'l‘.
'.l‘lr1 hEl’llUNh CA Lb, l I
l
1
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;llest 3.111l uido lleavy Sheeting.
..\ll.
“Hill: 'l‘\\ltll111l3(l1il. 11
KNIGHT STREET. ' '
The Leading Dry Goods Store,
TRISTRAM 61. HYATT,
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
:"P‘fi‘w—z Wm“: 17m—
AnnuaIJanuary Sale of
omestics and Linens
Commences Saturday, Jan. Ilth.
A FEW OF THE
MANY BARGAINS
Which We Shall Offer During This Sale.
Good yard~wi1le Bleached Muslin. 61,-.
per yard.
‘ All the best makes of Cottons at Cost.
. Bcst 31ml 11ichnblcach1-d Muslin. 5c.
p1r 31ml.
Best 311111 1111111 Fine Shot ting, t'-1 per
3': 11d
tic.
111- r 31ml.
Hood qualitvl 13- -in.
lin \1' per 31111]
Best 111111lit3 I1 111
lin. 101- pet 31ml.
Good 1|nalit3 13in. 1311-111 Ind Muslin.
5‘ .c p11 3'11rd.
Unbleached Mus-
l'nbleachml Mu»
Best 11111]in l.‘ in. Bleached Muslin.
1111 p11'3111d.
llcst 1111 1lit3' . 1 in. Blca1h1d Muslin.
lb p11 31ml.
l lie-st 1111.1ht3 'H
5 lie p113':1rd.
Best 1111;1i113 'l- I lllc' 11' hed Slim-ting.
- lite per 3:111].
l’illow t‘asm. Jinxilii in. well made and
yum/l1:111sli11.3i1cpr.
Sheets. size Nixon in. well made and
good Muslin. SHAH) pr.
FLANNELS.
Extra hearv White Domct Flannel.
l .'11' van!
I “New hcd Sheeting.
llezn3 'l‘111lle1l Shalnr 1"11111111-.l s1-
pet 31ml.
New Patients in Outing I’lannels.
11' p11'3'111'd.
llaml .-1:1- ’att1-1nsini‘row11 (‘ 11.-1h.
11111121. M pe:'31111l.
Ilcavv l'Iiderdown Flannclsin brown
gm3'.pinl1' and red. lo" per yard.
”111' case t‘echet Quilts, {all size.
:rllt' each.
Hpcl' -i :1] Prices in 'Iablc I1i11'1 as. N: 1p
l11s‘11ntl'l"lo\\es, be this sale.
Tristram 81 Hyatt, NorWalk, Conn.
FRANCIS 81 CD.
THE RELIABLE
Clothiers, Hatters and
Furnishers !
\l'L- open the hall 57‘1151
New, Scasonahlc and
1lcrfttll_\' low pxiccs.
ask ninc liCl':1)llS out of
soils first-class goods
answer will he. Francis 1"; Co.
.\'o1p-.L'stion11bont it.
in with 1111 .1::n11’11ncnt oi
llcsll‘11l1l12(i11111ls, at “'11”
It so.
every ten. “1111th 5: :11:
111 l1)\\'c:.tp:‘i1c." 111:1! lite:
()111‘ store i1: (1111'
best 111l1'111‘liscnicuitorsupcx'iorgoods. 111 popular
la‘irrs.
—
Francis 81
Company,
86 Washington Street,‘ 80. Norwiak.
c. 11. "savers
CITY . EMPLOYMENT
'AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring. lirsi-
1lass'nclpin11113'1-1111111'i13' can obtain the
11:11th! iinm1-1liai1-lv :1: the :ilrwc agency:
:Ilsothme '.vis‘uin': lllhiilllilr. either Inah:
or female. can secureeczploynu'ni.
C. H. HARVEY. Harvey's
Store.
Shoe
‘chorth .\lainstrcet..<1;utii Nurwalk.
,ovsaconst
; New lot in lilac and lilack.
910" to $10.1“. Tailor made.
l11t1stsl3‘lc.s11ti11 waists and
sleeve linings. Diagonal wor-
slctl
5 U I T 5 !
‘ in blue and black. Show :1
suit. All greatlnIrgaius. (“all
and examine.
'1-1. GOODWIN,
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E I70 Washington
’ Street.
1 0271 13'
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[1.11 blowing.
and 1111 most 1'11
31111 1' fricnt‘s.
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pot \befor'c
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in the Wotltl, the
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'cot (11;ch '15 1111 abomin Ition:
)notnh 115.111:1 then 1\'.
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to make it 11 1omplctc sum css is that ill: tolicc be owned to 11 po.11lL..'.1n1l thc r1: 115011
toI 115ki11gti1ist:.tl1atthe L'otloc goes 11111 111111 one hail times .15 i111 as 11 IIL.1 we ”ct it in
"tent big hunks lilu out gIoL'L'Is like to giintl it fox “5.
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nndctsiand \\L do not pxopOSL‘ 11151. H llnst hitcis Ioicwl 111 IL‘L‘, 1I1ltl like c\'11ythin1r else
3 will went out. Int) 1111: o1 tlncc.
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add it is inst 113 1;oo1l 11 [c1 nI'IkL1as 1011:1:'111zl|o\\111<- 31111 to1emov1-
111llth11‘1 blliilllLl lnIsinL'ss.1:tL.
inmph 11' :1 and collar: tiltcl
ape oi soc tca 1n 1"oiicc pot.
SILCOND. -—havc.s its cost 1'111' l1 o'eke
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No ‘hil’lllug on tl1ct11hlclin1-n or L'lo;;‘1riu~;'ni'1hc Sl'llnt.
in (.11.. is noise il11n
_;i1L' \ou the opootpn Init_\ to pan [11151: for the
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small sum oi 1o L'L'nts “hat tin: \11i1Lr him Hitl tltml'. beliL‘iL‘ to in: the llL‘il (OllCC 11111: 1‘
1:11. 'I that it. 1lc11111n1ls
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1ll1n.1kc you Hipposc.
all the [ca leatcs ll't'lll the
All Millinery for the Week at Absolute Cost!
Lilithyzn'dsbcst l-l percalcs in the
111'111'stsl1'ip1s.no Inisteprescmtition in
tl1ese;:oo1ls.il113 .m' the WM ht st. not
'seconds. not narrow \1i11ths not last
'3ear's patterns. the who, ll'._.c. per
\‘111'.d
Read the pr11e~ on kitchen \311r1'11111l
then go tlnough 3'11111 stock 11n1l11plc11.
i. smh
1011 wt» 1111-11 handle
1 71c each.
We cake turners.‘
mmnvwa ‘
l IW Wooden .lta'mllc dime-1's 1.1-
Tic each.
l :‘.'to \i'nwlt'll spoons. Ic each.
till i I-rluzn't extra heavy.
pans. l‘JI'I‘tlI'll. .
1111111111111 milk pans. $111111”.
ltlll line N'I‘Itltbing b1'11~he.~'. ic.c.11'h.
.311p111wrpails.lth-each.
{too ('hina salt and p-ppcl' shakers.
71' each.
Loon B burners. t'e'cnch.
1:90.11
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l;i1lll':-.
| I quart dish
21' each.
’.‘l‘l" .\. lttfi‘ll1'1'~.-u'1';11'l'.
1.112111self-“Tingini: liltlps‘,
'3 one pnzcrs best tacks. sizes Ii.
'."Jv cach.
1" and
I” . 2c papa.
’I1l1'11113' [1111111 :1. node p-1p1 1 b. 11.11.15
lin'g1 >l2’1t . 5'1” me it.
‘."1 i'ancv Indian waste paper baskets.
small size: to close. 391- each.
1:111 splint splashcrs. 71' each. and lots
of wilt-1's which 31.11 will see. by calling
l this week.
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, on us during
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83 Washington Street, South NorWalk, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler