”6 Notice
In the ad. of oneotouruameeakosawouldhe digateitherouraclwsor
meouc ales. Whoever it may be at, it is neither gentlemanly or
courteous. and ye believe the almond gentlemen will learn. it"loarn
they cau"that the people of the Norwalka will appreciate prices
more than trying to do business by running down their competitors,
Now we who no in the drygoods business. realize full well tbr
vast importance attached to having a New York otllce and buying
our goods by the propeller load. Although being ourselves unable tr
handle goods in propeller loads. we nevertheless say. trot out your
prices. We do business at 83 Washington street. South Non-elk.
nor can): ’
_ The inducements we hold out to the trading public for the wool: are:
.1000 yards of the very beet 4-4 percales and shirtiugs: we have them
" in plain and fancy stripes. small and his figures, in fact the larg-
o. “line in town. Furthermore we guarantee these goods not to be
' We, short lengths or inferior makes. business is done here on
ChoctraIght. Thcprico . . . . . . . . 9 I-Zc
. ' wyard for this week only.
. 50m goat's gray mixed shirts and drawers. full weight and extra
‘ ‘ ' It . . . . . . . . . . . . 50c
We bought out a dry goods store at Bayonne, N. J ., last wook; this
'» f‘i :dlmoofit. Price, 750 suit or 37,1550 per garment.
. g ”50 piece. of not fibre chamois, but just as good, and wear lit’tttP-l' for lin-
.m‘fit........'...|0tl
130wa are going to rush the season a little and sell a job in men's fan- .
1“ cy shirts, laundered callers and cuffs, etc.. for this week . . 39c
2!! ladies‘ night dresses. got- the quality and the wear to them ; price, as
‘ longnstheylast, . . . . . . . . . . 50:.
each. '
, * 800 gingham working aprons, full yard'long, 2 broadths wide, well made.
dark colors oulywost of the apron less than the actual cost of tho ‘
"goods,viz:.......»....lat-2c
each. -
‘7‘ 5 pieoecblack figured brilliantiuo at . . W , . . . . . lac
' peryard.
83 Washington Street
”Titania NORWALK, . , - . *. ,coun
“HACB’S MARKET:
..
38 Waehiugton Steet, So. harbor.
l
.i-rEADQUAR'I-zns FOR
V
\I'First-Clas‘s- M'e-atsli
JACOB SCHAUB. Proprietdr.
t-mew«aven'is‘ma‘i.
RAILROAD.
. ”Trams Leave South Norwalk as follows:
. , For New York. ,
,_ A.M. 520. 530.615. 655. 705. 755. 921. 903.‘
‘ 9%95&v10l5.1137. P. M. 1252.lll.225.‘154.‘
.4m.‘20.l525.530.620.0m.757.811.1020.
sonnets. .
‘ Alli; encoders. P.M. “4.733.929. ‘
1. CLO-'1'. New Vork for 50.Norwalk. l
l.“.5oo.eoo.7m.soo.9m.1008.1006. 11m. -,
”($1202. P.M.10L200. 303. 40?. 405. 130.5
52.690.603.7M800.930.1200. ~. 5
' ‘ ~ ‘ SUNDAYS.
, ‘ 'A.M. 600.730. P.1d. 300.1200...’
' _ V Lon". south Norwalk
_. ' ' for New Haven.
Lx.'l”oaiao.oso.738.sm911.1cos. not.
it P. .
.- Freel’f'Freell
‘EVES EXAMINED V FREE!~
.. H. 1205.137.‘303.420.507. 527. 62?.
r...”. 110.8“. 911;“ 15.
DANBURV ownsrdu.
have So. Norwalk.
Ayn; 9 ion. nitrogenous“.
‘. , . suns“. 3 ‘
an. ice. RM. 725.
. . , Leave Danbury.
All. 6m.730.957.11l0. P.2d. newer.
‘ ' . anyone.
1.31-105. Ell. can.
, .
Ybn have noticed that aftermad-
ing fora short time you feel
sleepy. and your eyes burn.
You are not fitted with your
glasses. Therein a muscular
strain. Thent‘ry one eye and
you will find your eyes are not
alike. V-Have them fitted by ..
. DR.STANLEV a. can a. c0.
15 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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' “an r s K NO WN,
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to. . . are rug . “an
"world???“
1.1 0 _.,‘ . .W’L ' ' i :
llama-eon was standing at the algae!
the plenum warning the manner- to
stand back while a witch engine paused.
when Deal-n. who was interim-ted. start-
ed tocrou the tracts. Master-on seized
him and attempted to puab him bank.
This angered Dunlap, who, jerking blui—
salt loose. auto Master-on a auddsn more.
which aunt. hlrn headlong bciorc the loco
mutivo. .
More the train was. stopped the engine
and two can had passed ovor him.
Groaned and bleeding. Hunter-on was
rained to the platform and carried into the
room. Both his leg. had been
cutoff below the knees, and his skull was
fractured. Effort- ot pbyriclunn to save
the man's lite were in vain.
When it was learned that mutation was
dead. Dnnlau wan taken from the jail and
arreignedbeiors Justine like.
He will committed without bail on a
charge at murder. The prim-nor told Jut-
ticoth-e that he lived in Philadelphia and
was a welder. -
Macaroon bad boon an usher at the sta-
tion ten years and has a record oi several
lives raved by his bravery.
This In the (lupin-cope.
LOSDOX. Fell. ll.-—-(?ontirmailon comes
from several sources of Probusiur Salvionl'a
invention oi anTnsitrumcnt which enables
the human eye to see through opaque ob~
jecla. The instrument consists at a cylin-
der of cardboard. the inner surface oi
which is coated with a material that be
comes fluorescent under the action of the :
Rontgan rays. This lens is at one cud of f
the cylinder. The object. to be cruiuiued,
with Its coverings. is placed between a 5
Crooks tube and the cylinder. (in looking .
into the tube through the ions the observer 3
object. which is thrown on the fluorescent .
Interior. 'i‘bo device is still crude. but the '
Inventor oxpcrts mum to perfect It. Ho "
calls it. tho cryptoscopc.
Lotteries l'nuu- Trouble. M
Wasrnxorox. Fob. l-l.——A lottery ron- ;
corn claiming to be run fortho pubih- bon-
oflt of tho state of San Luis Potusl. Moxi- ‘
mont much trouble fm'munomontlm. Sci" ;
oral orders excluding its lotuera from ;
transit in this country as mull barn boon
Issued. and each limo tho cum-cm hue
sought to circumvent tho order by using
dli’fcrontnnmcs. 'i‘be latcstmovoot tlu-
government is tlm issuance of another lot-
tery order. [lll'l'iltt‘ll against” J. luvnln. L
S. Clements and A. (Jolindo. ucu' aliases
of the company. The company has been
distributing its advertising nuittvr widely
in tho l'nlieri Stun-i.
Au Amerionn'l-lhlp Detained.
Kmusmx, Jamaica. ls‘cb. ll. —— The
American columnar Corn 311.. Captain
Mitchell. from Wilmington. N, (7., Jun.
25. for Kitmstotuwas slghtod oil Capt:
Malui. tho cast-rm extremity of the island
of Cuba by a Spanish cruiser. The otllcer
in command oPtbo cruiser apparently had
his suspicions nrousod, for hp notified the
Spanish consul at Jamaica funnier the do-
tcntlon of the (bra M. born. rho was
thoroughly :ii‘ill‘fiflll’il by the authorities.
tlm'ucarch continuing over two days. but.
proving entirely uus‘ccossful. so far as
finding any contrabum of war want.
For the Examination of Carla-tn.
Wasmxo'rox. Feb. li.—llonrds of am.
cars have been appointed by the secretary
of war to moot March 2 for the examlnu~
tion of appointees to the l’nltod States
Military academy at the following places:
Fort Adams, R. 1.; West Point. Fort Mc‘
Henry. hilt; Columbus Barracks, 0.;
Fort McPherson, GIL; Jackson Barracks.
La: Fort Sam Houston, Tex; Fort
Sheridan. llls.; .lotl'nmuu lliii'r/K‘lifi. Mu;
Fort Lmvottwortl‘). Kain; Fort Slwlling.
Minn: Fort Douglass. l'tah: h'ivrt D. A.
Russell. Prosidio. San Francisco and Van-
couvcr Barracks, Wash.
llrltlah Flag llaulcd Down.
SAX l"l:A‘.\’(‘IS(‘0. Feb. H.——Whon the
brig Galileo loft 'l'ublti, zlfidziys ago. it was
reportod that Rumba island. on which the!
French :tro striving to svcurc tho tmtlvos‘
recognition of a protr-otoruto. had been the
scene of a runmrkahlc usu ot' the British
dog. It is statvd that the natives as a
iilllierfllgti‘ raised a British flag, and that.
the British consul in Tahiti. who was
taken to the island on a From-b warship.
hauled it down and French marines shot
away the. flogstuff.
Reported Finding at tho North Pole.
81'. Pb'i‘msul'uu. Fob. 14.——-A dispn'trh
hm: been rtmcivcd have from 'lrkutsk. Sl-
beria. which says that a Siberian trudor
named l-Coucluwrcll‘, who in the ngvut of
Dr. Fridtjoi’ Nunsou. the Norwegian c-x~
ploror who snilod in tho From on June 24.
[893. for tho arctic rogluns. has received
information to tho effect that Dr. Nair-rm
has rcnchcd the north polo. has found land
there and is now u-turning toward civili~
zatiou.
I’oshnastrrs Appoinh-d.
WASHISHTUX. Fob. H.—-’l‘ho following
fourth class postmnsicru lmvo been ap—
pointed: ‘
New ank—lfilpiu. G. E. Anduu.
Prescott. E.‘ 1’. Blaoklvyfli'alk Chalk. ll.‘
D. Smith. '-
Tbel‘lnundary Question Again.
LONDON. Fob. ll.——Tho Chronicle odi—
torially demands that the government
should be. challenged to give full informa-
tion of tho alleged 40.000 British colonists
in. the disputed territory between Your»
zuela and British Guiana.
Found Guilty of Heresy.
PARIS, Tux, Fri). 14.-—Tiio Baptist.
council to try Dr. G. M. Fortune. pastor
of the First Baptist church. for hcresy has
concluded its labors, finding Dr. Fortune
sees the outline or shadow of the concealed f ,
co, has boon {giving the pustuillro dopart- l '
Pennsylvania—Hill. W. K. Douglass;
No wonder the other clothing sellers are making {ran
tic endeavors to turn the tide of buyers.
Such selling as has been doing at our stoic this win
ter is without parallel. and you are respomible for it !
Just as the business grows. we can do better things,
and as it has grown this last: month and so far this.
we put the betterment in practice by giving the best
made, the best weight the best fitting
Clay Wanted Suits at $0.00.
Clay Worsted Suite at $5.00.
million Trouble Hay Result
From ammo. Raid.
murmur noon n tantalum.
.n “ideal! to Immune That Boon
Arc “capable cl lei: BOVRIIMILMCO-
lento! Deere/buy Disam- la Parliament
the South African Situation.
11033003“. Feb. LLWIII the boom a! com
mom Mr. lialmuobcro said. In roI'orum-o to
the Transvaal complication. that i‘r-rii
Rhoda-i and his codlrectora in the tibnrtotu
cd iiouth Airica company had Ll‘ocelvod
“(hum tor tbcir aorlvm. and there was
therefore a “run: prcaurnptiou that tlu-y
bad bad a hand in the rcconi i-wnts. lb-
!uaintaim-d that the raid wan carried out
lor stock markot purposoa Illlil dcmandrd
that thorn whouhl be a searching inquiry
lulu the acts and tho financial and politia
calcimrartur of tho (lbartc'rml South Ari
rich company.
Various orbs-w members having spoken.
Mr. Chamberlain arose to reply and was
Clay \Vurk‘lcrl Sillll‘ RI $20-00-
We'vc over offered you before.
double breasted wicks and itht: button cutamy frocks.
We‘ve a few odd coats cut Prince Albert style we have
made one half original pricr; if your size is here and
you prefer this Style you have a chance to buy them
less than cost to make.
—"-)(
Ma it in single and
This week we will place on sale in our Hal Depart-
mcut all the new spring books made for us by the
Cruiut S; Knapp Company of South Nurwalk.
Trade Mark “MOVED ET PROFICIO."
None bcttcr made for 2.00. 2.50 and 3 no.
MEIGS 8: CO.
Bridgeport, Ct.
("it'll Monday. Friday and Saturday l-Zwuings.
._...~...._...... .._ .w ....-........-. . __. .
IN EVER WIDENI‘SG CIRCLES
the taste for art grows in the land and
Illl' dilmaud for liigliof’grz’ulc wall [my rs
inc-roam with it. But artists and dr-
s‘gnors kccppucowitb the times—own
in advamco of them—and them nr-vcr
wan snob lwuuty and variety offered in
wall pauwrs. The only thing that doesn't
her-p up is the prion and tinny you can
got tho finest graduaof paper at less than
you paid for the commoner onus ten
years ago.
Painters‘ Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures fnuuml to order.
Painting, Paixxwrbunging and Decorat-
ing. .
. DECKER.
79 Washington Street.
A Dainty GI t.
After all said and done, a line. well-mad:
tyiish, welLfitVing pair of shoes is as limp!
run can think of. ll tlwre in any question it
. when the Very boo-to! it: land can he luv
baa-ed. it’s easily answered-at
‘ so wasamcton smart.
South Norwolk, .
. ’ bu bmltakcn, banana.- lt pmved that win-w
l
‘ l confusion that bad arisen through mixing
‘9
, l bitt'll rained ton Uflt'il.
Si". XOYWQUL
ihlv a CHRISTMAS PRESENT as uuylhlm.
H.s. BROWN’S?
Conn. 1
Nash&___\_l_g_n5coy!
Just take a luck at our south window and see if you think we carry a
Large Iiine of
Plumbers’ fiSteam Fitters’
_SUppIies!
Largest Line of [I
V - ““le v . . n v
‘ , In the any, such as\ alves, Reducmg i'utxng, etc.
NASH avrmsCov,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK,
guilty on eight counts. ;
Dropped Dead In the Street.
Bu'mrr“: Fe 21. ll. "-f‘urorr r' Bus‘:
dropped lltdii in front of £932: li1rcviuu-y
4 UP. lived with his moiluu‘. with anal futu-
childrsn at 1.705 Broadway. Asthma Was ‘
”he "I”. "“‘LL‘m;
An Old Illa-yum! School Burned.
BOW“, Nth. Feb. ll.—-The main build
11 m‘flfl-ubooi, one of the.
WWM in am _
. _ 53mm: continual-L .
. For sale at Tomlin-oak in; $0!!-
.. ”it” v a... v. i -‘ . .H. ; - ., _, W ) 2",, a u‘ I
Fine
Printing
the.
Specialty ' .
Sentinel
foice!
’“Jfléwiou mu
0’."
5211i}: Pllw.
Worn in low - mg; or.
am. lam-inter V. "it:
Drains chorus} and lull “Ill
trainings :mul: molly. Hailed anywhere. sea _
m 'i.w order "(baa imi manger to can or W the aunt!-
run): on». ,
RESTORE
M: Norton Milky. LN! of 52131:! Pry-ruin to:
y. \Aflflltd‘ .wi other «owned. woman] cm.
a “ 'ckly restored. l! rqlntflL such
CONNECTICUT.
ii.‘ for rm: emu term. With
F ’ Adm
loudly ohcored. lie acknowledged the
laplrlt of ialrnoca with which tho dobmo
hadfliecn conducted. Alla would our ad
vine all government» dcpartnwnta. he said.
éto follow tho plan of publicity ho had
adopted. but he did not regret tho roux-so
A
i ever a minister was called upon to i'npl‘o
aunt the country at a crisis he might not.
diluted 0! rmk-clviug the support of all
parties and ciasws. Ila polmod out. th-v
two (listlur't mortars—namely. tho uh
ilandnr agitation ubd tho Juno-sou raid.
g'l'ho iuruwr was an old trouhlo. in mu
! motion with which theory of "Wolf!“ had
. Willi wizard to the mid. to tho bra-'1 m
l his belief, Mr. Rhodes, the Chartered south
5 Africa company. the reform committee of
i .lobanneeburg and Governor Sir llerun‘lae
, Robinson won» all (Niilillly ignorant ole-.2
E Jami-son's intended action. and thorn Wll.‘
nu rmuou to doubt the truth of l’l‘l'rlllll’lll
Krugor's stateroom that he nun unmoun-
‘ that the unasiuu um intended. A u in
quiry was pending. and he limo-ii to prn
test ilfliillirt u prvjtidmnmt on eitbvr sldv.
llmiitl not complain of iii-t'inmiy‘s ui
tcmptrd action at Dr-liiguu buy. but if it
was" lt'glilmuln for (iirrnmny tn [srm‘ltlu
ngaiua: mischief it u'ns lrgiiimaic for oth
on. to do tlu‘ numb.
llxplnluml Ull‘ Jnlncrmu Iiahl.
Mr. Chumlwriuln thcn cxpluilmi that
the promised inquiry came under tbm:
tirade—limit. tlu- Jana-son raid: soc-cud,
the vmupllcity of tho loaders in Johanna»
burn. and third. the rosponslhjity of tin-
Clmrturml South Africa rumpimy. 'l‘bu
latter. ho.- said. was nut in In: (‘ulltluclt'tl
with any \indirtiw motive. hm its ubjm
was to discovi-r whether or link tho com-
puny was fit to in: still lutrustod with tho
ruliiilnistratiun at (in: wrrilory. Thanh
llll'i.‘ be thought tho inquiry must include
> the subjects. Mr. Lalmurbcro had mention-
rd. it was not fair. lum‘cvvr. to ask tho
government in plndgc itself as, to the 1m-
luro oi the inquiry. . .
If after tlu- trials in London and Pro-
WhatiS
” slori
Ontario in Dr. Samuel Michell.
premiption for Infants and 0m-
dreu. It contain- neither Opium. ‘
lorphiue our other Narcotic Inh-
etance. It haharmleu substitute for,
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups.
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Ill
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers. Castoria lathe
Children’s romeo—the We
Mend. e
CASTORIA
For Infants and Childilena
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Custoria, and are that the Molnar.)
signature of
la n n t h e
wrapper. ‘5" m
We shall pro- » ' .
tact ourselves and the public at all ham
Tun Cnxracn COMPANY, 77 Murray 50., 13.1.
L! “51* 9h 95‘?
To Care all
kinds of Coughs or
Colds. either Bronchial
'or Pulmonary, also lloarse?
ness and Soreness use
WILLIAMS’
NEW ENGLAND
MW
Made from a recipe of one of the
most famous doctors in New
England. It contains no opium of
any form and there's no danger as
with some preparations of forming
' the Morphine Habit. Children like it,
as it cures them without upsetting
their stomachs. '
toriu :s further inquiry was l'illlSlllOl‘t‘il . ‘
necessary, the govrrnmrht Would readily s
liifil‘fli. It would dept-mi on circumstmu‘i-Sl
whether it was inmlo by u purlizunoutary 1
committee. or “flu a judicial inquiry.
llo had been uslu'd to rt-vokv tho charter i
of tho company. That could only bu done 1
after tln- full inquiry. i
, Um: reason inr hesitation. Mr. Chum- ,
Z licrluln t-illll. was that of :hmoo sharcbrild- ‘
. vrs in tho Charter-rd willfully “Mum \rmv
From-hm: if. it mold to it strange thing:
ll: (ll‘lll with llmil‘ pi'npi-rty Without a must
absolute l-‘fl>(.'3.'..':1lll§l' thr'nl.
Willa: the com} any Would lo nlloucd in
. continue its usvful work of developing the
country. the military and police forces
would be romm‘t‘rl from their control and
placrd uudor tlu- crown oilit-ors. taking: or- .
(lord from tho biul. «rou:xul~‘<iunor. hru lit“ :
in: paid by the (‘luu'turt-d t-unnpuny. .\'u i
inuuistruttr \ruuld lit“ ullou‘rd to lwuppoitit-
.rd without legal or minniai txpvriourc.
i The authority on tho border of British
Bt'ifllllllllll'illlil Would ho tho i'ommnmlam
; of a military force, under tho ."i'l‘Vllfl: of llu- ,
. «pinch. -
\Vnulil I'rerr-ut lfazrtlu-r fluids;
’I'lu-so igvozisuns. Mr. Chamberlain fol:
confidant. bu szul would effectually pi'r-
‘ vent funlmr raids.
lcbnd nothing to do with Mr. Cecil
Ithmlvs’ 1'. turn in Africa, be asserted. lio-
n‘uuily Mr. libodos was tho mmt poworful
r
llllAMS & CARLETON 00.
HARTFORD. CT.
- fl... wmw ._.__ _.... _ -.__-__.,.
Children Cry for '
Pitcher’s Casterla.
Children Cry for
:Pitcher’s Castoria.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she wuss. C’uihl, she cried for Castorls.
, When she became Miss, she clung to Custom
1 When she had Children. she gave them Castorio.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
umuin. South Africa. Now, In.- rvturnml
, thorn almost urn privutr individual, with-
‘ out tin: mntml of u t-lllglt‘ policeman and
. having swn his Work of civilization there
jeopurilizmi. if not dostmyvd. ills depar-
ture. therefore. did not muw :ilurm.
”(inguinal Preuhlvnt b’rugH's rcply
its reports-d l’imn l’i‘omria. llt’t‘llllr‘l‘ it mm
but to a niisuppri-iwusion. llx- had invited
President Kl'llui'l‘ t'.~ u frivnd ljulll to him
a and to the Transvaal. and he. was sun:
that tho prosidont would he rovt-ivml in
England with tho ri-spcct (luv to him. in 2
my (also he should routlnuu his cfl‘m‘t in l
'u-liulf of the: uitluudvz's. in tho mnfidcucn :
.ililt lic.\\'i.ulll rvcr'ivc Illl‘ support of his
CAST _ IRON, f. MALLEABLE _ AND _ BRASS , FITTING ”momma lxrvromul in Africa.
Tb.- I)..ilj' .‘imvr‘. in {in i-alitru'izil. says: (
‘\ir. t'linmiwr’z:iiu',~z first m‘:~t:ik6 in dml- ‘
g Hg with tho Transvaal is .‘l bad one. 'l'lm ;
l gmhlirution of his dispatch has still‘nnod
l’rwsirh-m Kruucr’s book. A (This Fi‘lllllfl
m lm iunuiuvnt again, and nobody run
my bow at will end."
Tb:- vurn-spoudrnt of Tim 'l‘inu-s' ut l’re-
'toriu toll-graphs? “.‘lr. ('vx-il Iihmlns: re- i
turn. tlu- publication of Mr. '(‘ibuuibor-i
.
laiu's dis; nil-l1 nitd tlu- rurlytluvrruuof ;
President Krugvr has lt‘tl pulpit» to believe ‘
that trouble is. again impending. 'l‘lic'}
government i: undo llztvdly much inconsml 1
at “but is ropsidwwl tho. tlim'ourtcsyof ‘
«Tent Britain in publishing: tho Ulmmber- I‘
lain dispatch below its lll'lll‘i‘l'y bore."
President Kruger la Angry.
i’ruz'i'oiua. l-‘sh. H.—'l‘ho' Slants Con. .
; rant publishes the reply [if Prvsidenl’. Kru- {
: nor to the dispatch of ('olouiai Secretary ’
f Chamberlain. which was guzottetl in Lon- i
Alon on Feb. 7. Mr. ('humhoriaiu's dis- 3
ipntrh proposed to I’rvsidvnt ilx‘rugor cer‘
:ain reforms which be doomed should be
adopted by the Transom] novermuont and
invited President Kruger to London to
discuss the subject.
Kruger, In his rug-ssa‘gc to Mr. Cham-
ltberlain. complains of this publication of’
Mr. Chamberlain's dispatch as embarrass-
; ing to the Transvaal government. and he
1 announces that his government will not l
wuz'or- .1; y intoriorrnco with its internal '
at! in l-‘rvsldout Kruger also says that f
immuziuinrs mat the situatipu has been
greatly aggravated by )lr. Chamberlain's i
=uggcstione. 9
Secretary Palmer Honored.
. 'ALBASY. Feb. ll.-Srcretnry of State
‘ Palmer was elected president of the board
dmdeuYukaht-M
' 'hsne up.‘ ' ,
M -.-. -..n :13.” "
mi” «‘4 ‘
l'. S. Patent Moe,
1876 to l 883
Offices. 436 Main Street,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
.d
Caveats, and Trude-Marks obtained and all Pat-‘
out businecsmnductcd for MODERN": Fags.
OUR Orric ‘is OPPOSITE U. S. EATENTOFFICI'
and we x‘flilf urn patentm less tune than. those
remote from Washington. ‘ I
.Scnd model, droning or photo., with descrip-
tion. .We advise, if puteumblc or not, itce‘oi
charge. Our ice not due till tent is secured. '
A p.upHL;1-I “ How to 0 rain Patents," with
cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries
scat free. Address,
G.A.SNOW&OO.‘
Orr. Parrnr Owner. Wasumo'ron. D. c. l
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To Advertisers 1 '
Changes cannot be guar
anteed the same day cop)"
is handedin. Every, rm-
souable effort will be male
to acommodate patron“,
butchaugcs cannot ‘00
sisred upon a.» a right on.
less copy is sent in by 2 ‘ ‘
o'clock in the ofmrnoon of
the day before change is
desired. . . ' ‘ “
Norwalk Chronicler