-ot the Float Arman Methv
ehurI-h will puIIII-II alab-
uti p. 111.11pon “TlII‘
'or ( I'yclonu. " 1111 will
antlehy tlItI storm. llII will
W detunninntionnl III-tun and
Whig. Ithipu of philuIIoplIy
Mug, ships 111 Wilson. ships
ml”Tht1()lIl.“hip Zion.‘ III
Bur. A. J. Smith will
"Tho Menage of Salvation."
Wing about 112211 II'I-IIIIIII III:-
8 on the [)IIrhIII l’I-int I-In' II\
T . ”the our II'III- IIIaI'ing tlIII
. N the bringI. ’l‘hIII'I- was II
lit for II IIIII IIIiIIutI-s. IIIId‘
W found the light was IIIIrtlIhI In:
Mi M19 the trip without IIIIII.
m-..,..._. -
A. J tituith I-ntIIItIIinI-dhis Sill»
2 creating.
Ma general good time is I've
Brutlluy Uilhmt is I'IIIIIIIIIII 'lll"
MVmZiwdt III'IIIIIIII won- IIIIIrriIId in
mullet”. Fobrt‘tary 51h.
IMhuttdrod 11ml titty IIIIildI'IIu l't'
Wm the roll I'all of tho Junior
' W yesterdav IIftIIrIIooII.
Hrs. Charles: H
Ivonne, is recovering from 111-;-
. AiutlIorpII, of Rth‘Il'I
iii
A daughter was born Thursday to Mr.
. and Mrs. H. Dir-brow. Osborn III'I-nuII.
“lyflower Hook and LIIIlIlI-r IIoIIIpaIIy
ROWAYTON.
halectmaii E. 'lhoIIIIIs' loss from tho
:moftlm freshtIt 'lTlIItIIsday will lK'
111 tlIIIuoIgIIImIIIIII .Ir Lalllll. Tllt‘ or.
' mentfloor in his ('arriIIgII human, 11 .I».
Map. and the h IundatiI Ins IIIIIIIagI-d.
Wtools III-III IIIIIdII-Il 1111.11', 11nd
bayonet yet been m.- oI'I-rId
tartar It dmnuge will be about 5'25. Sov-
Wo‘floadsof sand on tlIII south siIhI
dthoembuukntuntol the ('onsolidntod
railroad were washed away III' the II Illt‘l'
from Chasmer ti pond.
' ,_ At the Bowayton lllIItlIodist Episcopal
church tomorrow llIItl'IIllIfJ. the pastor's
flwme will be "The Christians” Privi-
lcgo, the Church Duty.” III the evening
howill preach on " \ Changed LifII. "
orth League Young} pcoplv' .II Int-nt-
". 9131mm- chapel M II '11: MI by Frank
3 stations. SubjeI-L 'IWIItksIIf MerI-I'
Hahn" ,
:An entertainment for tho lK'llt‘lll o
.Ihdp‘nbhc school in on. IIIIII-II will lKI
held Monday in (iIIiIlt'r'u Hall. TlIIIrII
will be It IIIusiIIItl :IIIII litoI'ary pro-
gmalme, and WilliaInUsbornand Frank
C. Holly. of East Norwalk, will giI'III II
stempticon exhibition.
will be ,"Movublc .\stI'oIIoIIIy.’
. “Enoch Arden]
Stephen D. Minor.
and
who llll‘ll. yestt'r-
Misses Minnie, lI‘ItIIIIiII. lulia and Kate.
., I and Harvey. George and .\'tIIpIIIIII. The
' funeral will htI lIIIiIl‘ tomorrow altIII-
noon.
. Mrs. Aaron .“th'IIIIs has III-(III I-IItIII'-
.tuining her sister. Miss HIIlIIn Burnhain.
Richard H. Boylsto‘n was out yostvr-
day, after a «sign with tho grip.
'Ylllltit'lg friends in Long Island.
MRIEN'ARD 1101101011
Lust eveningas .lanIeII' Lindsth was
ingot Ivanhorl (‘.IstlII lIist'aI'tiagtIu was
run into byan unknown t111'11out.:1i1d
WI! quite badlI \I'rtIckIal, HII left tin-
“ honeand wagon in Henry JIIIII-s' barn.
and sent for his son to get them IIIIIIIII.
lit and Mm Louis ll. Fri 111.11 of
V, W, gave a card partrhut night.
01 the guests IIIInIII 0\"(I‘ from
0rd in a 'bus.
. 111111106 Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle confemd tlIt' secondtlegrvt' last
night.
Bl} tuni- would trip to Lurope.
SILVERMINE. '
_ John soott had a runaway “11th (hit ~
MUM]: yesterdny afternoon.
, “colliding with one III'iIeII by
“It. Jill‘s Roscoe. our of the hind
dherwagon was wrecked and,
M Guthrie furnished hcr witlt II
3“” to reach home
|l‘flflflllill this vicinity hhll“ very
, ‘I theeloet‘ofthehtu'd rain. and
'1 _ whim I rough condition until
W chm of boys til the pIIIsIIII- :
.\ turkI-y suppI-r was"
'_ (it‘l'fltll‘)’.
15 \l'llIlII‘,
, 'l'lIIIir subjI-I'ts 'I
‘7 IduyJeftu widow and sIII'IIII t’lIlltll'CII,'
‘ 3175‘ Leroy I’al'tt'it'k and daughter :11'1- I'
hiring from home to attend theI IIIIIIIt- ,
P. Brett. sailed Wednesdav onI
I ; our youth.
M tut lip“.
. Among the many prettyIlIIIII-IIII held
in VIIrII'IIlk this magma. none were
fraught with mom tInjoy meat 0qu that ;
giI'IIII by thepupiluot’ the (WI-1' River .
III-hon). at tho .\IIIIIIIIIIIIIII, IIIIIt III'IIIIlug.
Tho tIIIIIIIIIion who tho annual IIIIt'IIptioIIi
of the High III'IIool IIIIpIII'tIIII-nt,whit-l1 i113
IIIIIkIId forward to every your by tho
sudunts us well 1111 tho alumni IIIIII other _
{rituals of lllt‘ III'IIool.
To thaw who IIttIIIIII. IIII III'IIIIinuII‘It
l‘ill‘t‘ IIIIjI‘n'IIIIInt in thII mom, and man)"
pleasant IIIIIIIIoriIIII art-I mtuitu-d. It is
the policy of tlIosIlIIIoI to ‘giI'II thII-II-
rI-IIII ptlons to show tho pIII'I IIts whoIIIrII
to attend that thon- iII nothing objIIII-
tiIIIIIIblI- in tho mainly in which
pupils IIIiuulII. Though not striIItly Ii
l‘IIlI IlI'IIss atI'aiI' IIIIIIIy pIIItty toilIIttIIII
were sIII-n upon the tioor.
'l'lIII Igm-stn begun . to urriI'I-
Its IIIII'ly Its tIi glIt II'I,I'lI It'k and
II III II warndy “‘t‘lCUIIIt‘ll V by Priori-
tlIII i
. Your IItIII-r I. Irma»: young and wand.
I III-rut to for» start-II wt VI't'll 111-.”
"I'll II II you. IIIIluIIlIor, why §0II11
pal II. B. Wiuham. man) t'IIIIIiliaI' old,
liIIIII students bdbo: among tlIII I-IIIIIIII's.
'“Stlt'l‘lll‘tlllt'lllllll II lomstof palms and
1
bans on the stage was “IIiIlIIIIlIIIIII-
.IIII-I"s III'IIlIIIIIu-II. and 'llll‘ strains of
sweet music IillIId tlIII ball I'IIIIIII
'l‘ltII tiI'st IIIIIIIlII-I' was a two-
stIIplolloII'IId by a \I'IIll III'I'IIIIuI-Il pro-
g'I'IIIIIIIIIII lasting until about IIIiIlIIiglIt.
'l'lIII lloorzwus IIIIdI-I' tlIII (‘Xl't‘llt‘lll IIIIIII-
:IgIIIIIIIIIt of of J. Harvey lh-tts ILs'sistt'd
by (loot-III- \\'IIod\I'aI'd_ Louis Leonard.
II‘I'IIIIII' \'IIIIB111'IIII and Ward tin-gory.
.\InoIII: tho gIIIIHts pI'I-svnt “'1va
the Misst's .lIIIIIIiII Ferris. BIIllI- liosrh,
.lI-ssiII Brut-dirt. lh-I'tiII l’arkIII'. l“l|tl't'lll'('
Wigham, .“usan RIIIkvall. NI-w York i
_ ' I'ity: Louisa: \Voodwut'd. Edna \Vigltant.
l'lllll'l Wilt-ox, l'IditlI (.‘Imsins. .\lItlII-i
Wiglmm. MIII'on'iII PlIIIlps. l'lstIIlla Whit~
‘ III-y. .lIIIIIIiII Rood. Marit- Kt-ith. Mai
.\dIIIns. Lulu (:I'I-gory. lit'III-II .\dams,
LottitI BINIII. .\laud Hoyt. la-ila ('olIIy.
“‘I'stpot't: lI‘loI'I-IIIII- Williams. Viola
Starr, Julia .“taall. .\lary .\laplIIs, l’lI-rlha
('olI-y, \VIIstIIII: .\‘usiv MIII'IIlIousII. Maud
[.ulu tiI'IIgI Iry, II=IttiII
.ltlit'lllllllt' HlIIIIIIWII)‘.
.\laI'yQIIiIIIaI'Il. l'I1lIIII Quintard. .\land
.“IIIII'II'ood, .\IIIIII Bolts. 'l‘lIII gIIIItlII»
turn our Fred: l)IIt'inr.‘ Frank (IslIIII'II.
lid l’III‘tt'iIlI: I. Sam lloyt. RolII-I't Dud-
.\'lIuIIIwa)’.
Will MI Monday night. . lI'y. IIIII-m-II liublIIIll. 121-.
"[‘ ‘ ' ‘III‘t‘ll Wigham. Will .“IturInNI
SpIIIII'IIt' .\rlzuns. Ward (il't‘flt)l'_\'.
WIIoIIII‘In'd. .\'IId ,'l‘11_ttl1'. RIIssvll “III-1's,
lloIIIIIr livingtou. Willard (’oIIIstoI'lI'.
(llllll‘lvs liogIIrs, HIII'I‘I-y Butts. Louis
LIIoIIIIrIl. lI'I'IIIl Bodwvll. l“l't‘tl ('III'dI-I',
( iIIIII'gt' ‘
I I IIIII'!.I~I‘. lI'Ivd. IIIIIIIIII'Il. I‘I‘nlr ll‘II'llt 11 «mt. wrll;,
\Vttldo Parsons. lI‘I'aIIk VIIIIBIII'I II. Wil- .
liIIIII \\ lIitIIIIy. Ruhr 1't .\[otIIltousI-. .l".
.“IIIIlIIy ()lliII “taIIlI-y ll ’l'. l’towitt,
lIaydIIII “adlIaIns. Lowis .\IIIblIII.
(Iharlns .\IIIl-h-r. Wilton, Harry Cousins.
.\ustin Wakmnun. \VIIstportI. StIIphIIII
Jarvis. .\ddison WlIIa-lor. l). I“. .\ustiu,
DariIIn, George Smith. DIII'iI-II. James
liannuou. .IIIlIII (:lI-ason.
YOUNG WOMAN'S CLUB.
Successlully Reorganized.“ Meeting Monday
Night to Elect Ollicers.
’l‘lIII Young: W'onian's 1-lttl1. \I'lIiI'lI was:
so suIIIIIIsst’ully IIIaiIItaiIIIId two
ago. has bIIIIII I'IIoI'gIIIIizvd. 'l‘lII-I'II will
III-I :1 IIII'IIItiIII: Monday night to I-lI-IIt
otlicors and I'IIIII-iI'I- t'urthI-r applications
for IIIIIIIIIIIII'ship. 111 accordance with
IIIIptIIsts already I'I-I-I-iI'IId from those
who II'III'II IIIIIIIIIII-I's IIIIt'oro and will join
now.
onI'II in Latin physical I'IultttrI', sewing,
and IniIlint-ry. .\ll of whit-h will be
, uIIdIIr IItlit'iIIIIt iIIstI'III'tors. (ltlIIIr I'lIIsstIs
will bII i'oI'IIItId as requests IIIIIkII IIIIIIIIs~
jsIII'y. About thirty lIaI'I- thus far sig-
i 11itiIId tlII-iI'dIIsirII to join the IIIIIII and :1
gl'til'tlllll\VlIlt'tlllll‘Il.“ extended to IItlIIII's.
(31Int1'allylIII-atIIIl and plIIIIsantly third
class and mtIIItiIIg rooms haI'I- bIII-n 1:011-
IItouslI' oti‘III'IIIl. ’I'hII Monday night
IIII-otin'I will lxt'I lIIIlIl in litIotg‘o j,
North's photographic studio. 'l‘lIosI-
who 1103111: to harm plans and sodI'I'idII
\I'luIthIIt' tojoin or not, or l'IIt'IIIIII' IIIIIIII-
IIIII's. :II'I- llI\'lll‘ll to 111' present.
CHANIIUIII.
ThI-storm blIIIw :1 suction of roof otI’
lf‘rankl".UlI1rk‘.~I house and tow away
:1 barn door doing t'oIIsidIIrItblI- IlIIIIIIIgII.
"l‘ltrlIiglIII'ay'S about town :11'1- in bad
fillilllt'.
\lt'ls. (‘III'oliIII- \Vytnau is visiting lIIII'
l
IduughtIIt, .\11'11.JIII1III.II' 1.. Gregory. in
iBI‘lK)l{l\’lI, th-I II she will 1'1I111ain two
‘ \1' (IIIks. .-
Misp Eva llaIleturst is Visiting 1101'
undo \Vashington H.111 \huht, in this
place.
I ClInrhIs .“auudvrs' littl‘I- daughtIIr was
i buried yesterday IIt'tIIt'.noon
I —\IIwYounI.Instrlcof 913. O'Brien.
Latest story 11111191111111; IhI- " pies
iniothor usrd to make. " \‘l II none of us
lrealize that it is our'sIIlIIIs who I'hnngr
and not the food that tltIli'IhtI-d Its in
Said a hard to please hus-
lbund to his wifI- "l w ish you would
make some pics that would taste as good
insmy mother used to do." "Well 1111
i dear,I'I1u run out bring 1111- in a pailfulof
I water, II 110de11 of coal and an amtful of
wood. just as you used to do for your
mother and maybe you '11 like my pins as
iwell." _
"WIII'I in it. “ stiid Mrs. Wilbur to the
yours ‘
()lassvs will probably bI- formed at .
leII' tplilv IIIIIIIIIIIIlislIIIIl lIovII IIIIItIIriIIl furnish-
nigmun. “that you dou’ t buy old pIIpIIr .
any more? "I my 1‘8 mouny by subscrib-
tug direct for the Sunday newapapers. :
raid tho man.
J?
m I'm.
‘l-IIlIIuaI'I lttlI
THE OLD mm 11011181. "“
“'11: don't you IIIIII him! IIII mm «It
fit: Value: in a mouth. to II- I: told:
“II II unarmed. hhlIIhound. IIIIIIrIy blind.
lir'n terIt)‘. it hII'n our day old.
You nI'W'l‘ work him. Whttt on mrtlt
You hIII-p Mn III'uIII for. I «IN III-II.
’1 I114 IIIII hum. thmmh bII'II 1m- hulf blind;
OIII-r—IIII don I look it now. 1111111”
"I \\ IIII 11 good IIIII'I-I- . sound and kind:
"I II: Idn' I I'll" had triI II. and IIIII III1I
ltluhl faithfully: IIIIy in. day out.
And In- I-IIIIIII trot: thuuuh IIII tulII-Il hard.
' liI- 11IIII IIII IiI'IIly In II trout.
"\\‘I11 II I llrxl took thin farm IIII IIlInt'I'lI—
IIIII'II it now. 11" 11'1ch IIIIII IIII'IIt‘~
"I‘IIIIII t. 't‘llt)‘ .\.-111' or IIIIII'II ago.
'l'lII 11 land Irma I‘lll'lll I IIoItgh 'rIIIIIul here.
it \I'II~ IIIII'II swmtrhiug \l‘IllI I.III tlIIItI. I
For l luui lllllt' II:I~lI IIr Into-III,
I 1| though llll' ~1le was fairly good.
"l'u‘au r-pI'IIIII'lI-II pr:~tt_r tIIlI'lI' with rock.
"(lltl Dan. llII-rII. \I'nu :1 little 1'1
1 I‘Illst'tl him, l’IIl l:lIII lIt'okI- him, too,
l‘I'It l1i~ liI-I hurIII I-s IIIHMIIIII
tIlII'd'II 1.1 to my word lit- 1; 1w.
l III'VI‘I' II“: II “ll‘IllliI'l' horo-
llI'IoII IIII- llfll‘l'n“ IIII tlo- plow:
llII'Il 1.1»Il'. ,IIt 31"Il‘l't‘l)' turn :1 lI:.iI'.
AlllIIIltulI lII i~ so 11 IIlIIII now.
"1 lmlllel. 11;:1'31'nr. tlII' l.1u1l l'Il Iva-ml:
'I‘IIIII -III'IIII II'IHIIIIII “III III purw.
Th: ll! 1.1. 14.1 l'l'llp‘ Iailrd out and mm
AIIII lllltlll'l'd WI 111 lI‘I'I'l l|:.tll1l\‘I'Ul'h|!.
My IIIIllt row 111111: :1! II II;:1'11 l l1.:tl
'l‘I- L'l\'I‘ :: murtuugr 1-II 1I1-- plan. ;
l ..I!Il 11.3' tum-I. lllli 1~till kI'pt lull:
'l’lIoIIrlI ruin Hart-d IIIII in tho lat't‘.
"Hut l'.l tnIII-III-Il lmttom. though 't11':\s \lc'p,
.\IIII thump :1t l:I~I In gun to IIII 11d.
\VIIrI'IIoIIv-rIII\11-1|.l IlIt‘I'.’ I lllll‘l hand.
.\1111 Dan had Ill'iIVI’Il :I “'11le iIIIlI-I-d—-—
Fri: llll'~. III" II I'IIII Ill't’ down. are prroloul
ft'Il’.
.\'II, [71111. old luv}. 1 11'IIII'I l‘IIrgwt.
ll: 11' hard 51-“ halt-Ii to pull 1111- through.
“A111! ~-- 11-11 ..... 121:1! I):::I 1111i l
ll:11’I' known :lII' Inn .11111 IIIII111~1of l1.'o
'l‘IIgI-Ilu l‘. I‘ll not purl \\ 1th him.
.\': Ili.I'Y' \1Il'I.\l11:'1 ~tl::.t «1:1 .,IIfI-,
'l‘lI-II'IIIldir'n. tIo. lt)1"li11l|l‘ I III llult,
'I'hou ,II‘ Ill 1': I'm: III \‘III,'l and limb:
“lu ‘I l-- _. 1111111: lIII l1-l111'1l IIII-IIIII.
And 111 II 'I-III l'll nttrl: to him."
-\\'. ll. l.
;‘.I. 1' 1:1 .\’I I. Y1 H: l.11l;_'--r.
"That 1': 111112111 II'toI' InztkI-s an llllllll'll'It'
IIuIIIbIII' of (unison .\lI's. Uglvsliy. l" .“lll'
\'III'_1' sink?" "'No: .“lll‘ is “my p'I‘I'tty."
l‘tIaszuIt 11-1 I~oIId111ItIII'I—l IIIII'IIII'I
tllllll' IIIIIIuglI tIIoIIIIy to go lIoIIII- on 111:-
tlyI-I'. ('IouldII‘t you go :1 litllI' .slIIwI-I'
and lake IIIII on an ordinary (tiI'lI'IIt':
The Master of
the House
llas I'I-spoIIsilIilIliI-II
about whiI-h his witt-
\\'ill lIII \‘I'I'_\' 1'1'I'ltlill
tot'IIIIIiIIIl lIlIII it'lIt' is
1111111.». .lust IIIIII IIII-
l‘IIl'lIiII’t'. thII III-:ItI-I'
lllllllltt".~lo\t'111'1'tlp_v
lIIII' mind not :1 llllll'.
WII'I'I' g1 It tlIIIIII all.
some III-antics at that.
NORWALK
Pattern Works
0. H. Aisthorpe. Prop.
SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
51 Washington, Stréet.
()III‘II‘lllIlly from 1.1m 17! 11. m., 11nd from
1 to :1 II. III., and on .\londuy evenings
from 7 in an
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SULMANS. I'I'I-«t.
.IUIIN ll. lI'IILI'IlllS, \‘iI-I- l’rIIIt.
JOHN/'IIL‘ENAI'I’, 51-17. and Tl‘t‘ll“.
. . o
..1'
NOTICE!
.\I-liw i~ ll' -'11- do 1:111 ll th:.' .1111: 2111.31- -I' III:
liIInI'Il oll UllllI' “111: :11 Id ”II/1 it Hl‘\tt1|lll. .I.
11:1Ik. II'ilI l-I- llt“lll at llll‘ 11.11111 il l haIIIIII- 1. NI
lizIIinnIIIl ~ItrI11It iII~11i1| Ill\. \Iondar I II 111114:
.~".I'1..It~1--|Iul: lot ”11- Inn'-
[lllht‘lll‘ lfl-III'iIII: ”11'“! ~ l1IlIII l“il'll III llll‘ IIIII-
[IImIIillIIIIIIIL1111l111ln_:1111| l‘llllll"'l‘ 1111- In of
I"l111 (‘IIIIII- plaw. .lllll tho- :IIIIII'I-a-I lII- .s llIII'I1- to
lIIIIII\\t'.~l I-ll't't'l to tho I'iII lllll'~11.t“ to
111.: la IIIIIII stII-It ~11|I~tIIIItiaIII Illtv (.311) lt'l'l
II‘iIl-I.
SIIIIIIINIIIuIIIkloIIII.i'I-rIlI11'111 'IllI. HIM.
I13 J11>I-‘.'Illl:'l'.\'.\l :.I'itIt'-lnI-k
NOTICE!
,ziII- II that :I lllt' 1- tiIII; of th-
.\‘Ur-
\1IllIIi~l|1"‘Itl\
liI-III'II oftIIIIIII' ilIIIIIII ortIIII 1111 .It Hoot
11alk.11i|l III hold at tho I oqu il (' llIlllll Ir. on
”I: \iIaIIIl -tI'1IIl. in mid II it\. Monday owning '
l‘thIlllllll' 17th. MM. ..t soII-IIIIII. for tho pur-
III... IIIIIIIIII'iIII: I'lll‘il'l‘.“ intIII'II I-II- II in tho III'-o
pIIsIIII IIIIIIIIt. 11id1- 11111;; and I-:IIl lI'L'l'llIl'lIl 11!
IIIiirIIIId IIlIu-II fIIIIII 1'th ~tIIIIt III .\lIItII'oII
I'Iil'lIt'l “Hit“l'llllillit‘ said ~t1m-t ~11lv~tuntinllv
iiil‘ (full l‘t IIt \\ lill'
“IItlI \111 “all. 1 non l'I 'lIlIl IIII'I‘ T. III‘JI'I.
l'I‘tll .Bllllll .l\\LUli.t'ilI‘('l1-I‘k.
To Music Committees.
ll1.1t1-11-rI'I'lIIII'-Il1~lIIIII|dI1aI1-nutmdt'hor'
IIsI' lIolI'. with 111 II Ithouta IIIIIII'tIItttI “ll?"tlltl I‘V
goon without “lt)llIl.'.'. How this 11111 bII sIItiw
Nil 11: ill" I tvllurl'uttliilu. ~lIIIlI lu- plensod to
cxpltiin to 11111 -- IIIIIIIIIittIIII lntormtvd.
li. “\'.l|l‘li l)IIIi1I.n ('IIIIII.
‘HL lTllI~lr00L \ I
1'17- llIIhlII .1»
NI.»ELL I EM. D ISBR‘OW.
Teacher of Plano.
Terms Reasonable on A Ipllotuiott. Ad-
dress as West Avenue. ‘ bug 30 6111
Lorenzo“ Dibble!
' WALL PAPER nun BORDERS
WINNIPAUK.
Tlmflt wIIIIII lumpy unrpriue piII'ty III
John MIIIGI'IIIII'II Inst night.
Mimi Maggie (tIIlIIIIIIIII lIM returned to
her IIIIIIIII. at BotIItorII IIl’tIIr II I'iIIit with
Mm. Edward lllt?(iflllll.
NOTICE.
M
I.»
in all widthaautd prices.
.\ Inn-ting or all hilllllt'r“ who IIIIINIIII ill
mu In.IIIIIl1IIIIIIII1IIlIIIItlII-IIIIoIII III ”III IIIIIII
II' \'III'IIIIlk IIiII IIII IIIIIII at ”it' IIIIIIIII
\oruulk t'-I-IInIiI room. l"li1 luy Inning. ”In
All lII‘l M1 II’IIIV'IIIMII (Mil
JUST RECEIVED!
every department.
III-forts taking our annual inventory II'I- propose to close out al
III order to Ilz1tl1i~1 wv have markcl thcut all .I’.f11».L lI.\
Remnants of Silk,
HAMBURG EDGINGS!
WI: l|I|\'t' platrt'd on IIIIII! this week our l'lllll’t‘ new line of Hamburg Pidgin”; .’I‘.lti
'l'lII' line Ioutaius all of III:- I'cIy latest thiuga in cInlIroiIII-I'iIIs in
t‘;llllll:'l{‘, IlillllSUt
I
INVENTORY SALE!
lIl
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Remnants of Black Goods,
Remnants of Colored Dress Goods,
Remnants of Cotton Goods.
I’Im'lIIIIII-d l’Ii'ot‘o AdI'aIII'I- in
Pt'icI-II.
.\II to go at just one half of the regular price.
I Cér Corn,
1k
TRISTRAM a. HYATT.
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
I»,
III-:I'I liIIIIII.
auIl Swims
l't'IIIllJllIlS in
1.1-‘ IIIIICI-z.
Tristram 8: Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
IINVENTORY SALE'
I “ Middlings,
I “ Bram raunctsaco.
2 .. Oats, Clothiers.
66 Hay.
.35
()n1: {7111111 111111 dcscrrcs another.
,TlII'sII must lmsoltl; no room in stun--
house. .\'IIIIII- your own prim-11.
ton of am sinII: IIIII location in this I: itI'.
the next I l.l\ l). \\ S to 11111 I:11~tomc1.
NOTHING
RAYMOND BROS.
So. Norwalk,
Our business {or the past vc ztr l1; Is been huge: .1111] ”11- most
(11111111 :I:t11r1111c11'illg11cl£\l£l\'\ l1()l. l..\l\’ ot our protits for
spur out on 1:101} .Irt: th‘. 111 :1: Ir :ItIIrII.
RESERVED!
Ulsters,
Entire
Whpat
F lour'
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it is.
iiI'IIIIIl rightly 111ml:-
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l"1'1-,~h (irIIlIIIIn Flour. just 111.
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llygt-IIIII' llatnlohl'. lIIItt1II' than 1,)11;1l.'I-I'.
lieat' in mind l"(‘ll'.l\’ lllll.l.:\l\‘.“ FUN
.\ll JACK lX ’l'llli HUN. .\‘I) guess and you don‘t get it, but :1 stI'IIiIglIthII‘I'I'III'II
I'ustomrt‘I mourv brim: Its good as another at
FRANCIS 8: CO’ 5.,
RI" 1 I.‘I\l I I
86 WASHINGTON 51,
Sale to Commence Saturday, February 8th.
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FRANCIS 81 CO.
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Clothiers.
Per Ct. Discount!
Sillisitny
Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Neckwear,
White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc.
Also WI: advertise only what II'I: have and, l‘XI'lt'l 11' III
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SO. NORWALK.
LIIrgI- pzu'kagv. “III.
.1) l’ II-I'II It: “1111' s t II-IIIIII .“pmy or Soda
\\ alas. I III-up at 131- III.
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, Life and
Accident
INSURANCE”
Real Estate and House Agent.
(let-nu Sit'flMfilll-l-l-‘Tlfi—tIS. 11nd Sterling
Drafts. lIouIN Negotiated
tutti Stories Sold.
OFFICE. 71 RAILROAD PLACE. ,
.\'IIxt. to Pout (ltlice,
ISUUTH .\'IIIIWALK, ('ONN.
i Noll-:11 Public. .\cknowludgnu-nta ’l'nkI-II.
Celery Mustard !
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.l'lopltius llulh-d t‘oru. larg» ran 131-.
Physician forwotnen
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111 the fIIiI
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From ill a. In. to 7 p. In. any dny except
.rluntlay.
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Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street.
't‘hillt' '31:.
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‘HOIFOR
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN FloridaandtheSoutII
Real. Estate chE‘E "15m:
" and Insurance!
law- to lac‘ "150n1ill1.- Flu, 82.1.00' excur'
sion HIM)
WASHINGTON grassy. ~.
So. Norwalk,
lI'II‘rI- In St. _Augustiue. Flu. 821351,); c.
Izurnion, #41”. 11:1.
'l‘n Charleston, C. Mtguo
£32
Persouslookint; fora. lot or house and ' .I . I I
10% with ”"3- ""3“ 0' purchasing, "em": Willi (it‘lcl‘lhu‘l'lli:)‘l“tll‘l';efilncl:l"l‘l‘(:‘f. ““lvlor’eii‘ttIIl
ed to call and exumitw our Iiut'. Wch , _
them for suh: In awry part. of the citya nt , :psgngitiou, tickets. stateroom, cu... in
reasonable prices and on easy terms. , , .
GEO. F'_. BEARSE, Agt.
I111 :25 t1
.- W P ('In NATIHS Al. 15151;.
or CLYDl'.& 011.,(IeIIet'1Il Agents,
J. 0. JENNINGS, I 5lk1wlinu hmu,1\ew \ork
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
DEALER IN
S.
excursion
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For Sale ,by‘
‘S. B. WILSON
BUILDER BIO REM.
I ESTATE AGENT.
‘ 9'2 WALL STREET, NORWALK.'I."r.
INORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk,
i
Sum In Books at Latent- .‘ltylea 01 Papers, I
mule]: “a hilt. \luuldlu “km mI'l'wo or Three Good Home.
homes 10" insmtlfln "" "Ulla“ i" will “In the imtallmvnt plan. or will PS" IIIIIII'I: 11111-
animate! Cheertully Given. Inc 19 lot atom or mI-rctnndiz-e.
GINGHAMS!
I G.
NGHAMS !
'40 Different Patterns !
3510111111115, guaranteed to in: thc Straight, legitimate
.I\111I1.sk:1g lII'css (J‘ingltums, everywhere retailcd at SI: per
yard. all good, medium and dark colors, just the g1 o is to
make 11 nice wrapper or work dress of, they I’ITC consider-
alily'widcr than calico, in quality far $.11 perior, and above
all in price 20 per cent. clI-capcr.
this lot at 5C per yard. You
take it you buy 50 yards at the price.
'.to cvcr be able to offer them at this price again.
“0 have, as I111: said below. an llllllll‘ use .lSSOI'U 111: III to
select from but the price 51 pcrr,;1rd is bound to main:
has 1111111);
them go like hot cakes. V'Ci‘) last. First here
first choice.
We propose to close out.
can't possibly make :1 mis-n
We don't expect
11.51 one othcrlcnth-r {or this truck-zoo mepvt's.
. Have/ranged in pI'iI'I:
lot ill. (19¢ each. Don‘t wait until .tlII:
lrom Not: to $1 19; I'hoicc of citluzr
1113'. of tilt: II'cclt and
thcn find fault because your size happens to be Sold out.
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