Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 18, 1896 · page 5

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. your aftmmm :1th 111110331.
" an» int'itod. I

III all I'

{new nut-y on amount at inability to
i hunt the bnlhlln3.m

m u ‘. mu" In About titty couploa from BoIItlI\ or-

m‘t mm

“no at no "to, thy do: and. floor
to Naval. M W and Viol-I1
Into. M m m
- LINN It lather I. Wright's advortin .
limit. 010.!!!» tram. a" wagon», ttltrlultn

and hour 3» 11!» that tnmtt lu- null].

11.1 «mm urn-sting of on \\'1-ll
Italy“. I’. and A. $1.. will lI' lll‘lll to-
night.

William K. Ixrkwoud. isquitu air-l; at
Ht" midway: of hi» mu. William in
I'Z‘m 1111M. ..

111v Wuhan} Belt»! 011115.11! Doug
has l’wlt'r l’mt. will hold a nit-tabla-
1111111113” trial".

Edgar ltmtgittoulnut again lulu-n 11p
hut quartm in tho 111th Nomulk lock
up, :1th It rink in Brtdwpn't.

 

Mr. and Mrs. J. l). Klmuwy attt-IIdL-l
1hr “mad of Mn. Kllltllll'y'ri lmdlwr
in Km: Turk. last I‘H'lfl'hu

dark at Lutlm'Al. Wright sudw rtim ~
ML, $0.00“ worth of magma. I-zloighs
and lum'wnlo that must lu- sold.

 

. ._...
John “111113,: popular I'iuliniut and
111'an hauler. «Want :1 Intuition

with ”11111121110118: Dryer. in East
X1": . minim-111x.

 

1'11.» Imnauwt'mi I-luh 11m 11.1.1 '

almflim‘ with Brett“ TV. Tulltés. III
Vast awntw. «might. All tantalum: Im-

mm"! to law pron-111.

1\ {1'11 1.111.111.1111 nhwlu tor 1.11.1-
«limp. at 1'. W. Baum: 11111.11 I1~ More
Itntl mpair shop. 25 Illain ‘sttwt.
walk.

Tltt' lmlim' Amwiation of tho First
qunmtimtal chum-l1 will hold its
nwttthly ntiwimnrry In Hing on Wudm' 1-
day. at 3554). 16113212111, “Armenia."

Tho “mum-tin" drill at the l’wmh-K

Institute will It? held this week on Wed- 1
outlay (matting. inatto Id of Friday. hr- ~
”row 11! 1h" war 1011200an on Friday.

~43” :1! l’. W. “024‘!“5' ‘hit'yL-h- stI-rt'
and mmir «drop. 25 Main 111., N1 1rwalk.
and writ-11' a hamlwnu: Hpaulding and
(“ru-vh'tula «atal'w.

nut—.—

.‘ wfilu'ra' 111111211113. fut-prayer and.
«limahm almthome itltflnmm. i»: m in» ‘
South '

M'rl (It flu? IrwtuN-‘tanrtn of the
Somali: ('mwmtimml «hurrah. tomor-
All motlr'ra

 

171117111 1'1an I. I) R.
tho-W arriomwgnn umigln.

Tin-'mm' of lion Hurwas illustratvd
Mt tho rh'flhtfli‘liwm. at. ”In Nurwalk

mus-m "1111110. last night. under tle :1115- 1

3|. 1“, A. A small and-

The

piirm of tho Y.
firm was ym'wnt.
hit/lg tor-ll airman.

~~lmwo your onions for trauma on.

road ot‘at ruling: mitmi to he gin-n try
53‘". WW 23 Main 111.. Norwalk.
III-rat 1mm: tahm in warming.

Tin-'l'nll l’liilhmnonit' 1m llL‘hll‘J and
tin" imam «Inmate of ”11 hand ha<
In»: mum 1i "11 moist in “11- War 5 in:
11mm, .\ 1111' 51111111111111] rrheai'nul
W716 hold mmnlagr 1911111111: in thu t? m-
Irwzatitmafl «- hum-It.

1' 1.11.1” ‘Pf'nll'ltll‘ lu'alth
37min“: ugual 1'1 it.

"'v’q’hld'tldfllo"
and long-tiny.

0111' with atttw'tidmsat th: war 111111:
112111.“ rt..l"“1ill:11\'.1Ive-ting. in 111 b1- .1 drum
11111111111: 21 loath M'L'llt‘. tattoo.
.«htmuoln. Irtvtiilh'ry and rlltllh. . ’l' 111' min
Ituiilwp‘layml hr :1 1'1-1111'1111. who was
almost 1112111111.? 111 1311' I'tiion army.

1K111» limdycrmmm tla' l'l'lt'lltl of tin-
liv- Maw hw- milnmrr. handy.

Witttt‘ir'lrii I; nation hm purnhawtl ut'
V1111; Yuri; plinth-'1' the It'm'vl lrvm- "ll-3n-

niimia'.” hr “Jilin“? r1~1011rd. ‘.’:‘H; first dam.
lvvllr-Nilul' nmmi. 2.1111,. “Retains” his
no Irv-"trad. hut has. NilIUM'll trial miles;
LI'M'T l’lwtwrnl in 2:27.35. It in (‘Xllft'lt‘tl
him-1 will! 11min a Tim «1111'.

.«v-Rik'h and pm. l-w‘a'rle-dy ran :Ifl'urd
111» 111.211 -"l'“miu-'n1i1‘ 0111'. “

Tur- wlaty. 'Fa' Tm” ‘35411 1' lmmlt- ~r. u )-
pr-Ir willlm '.':tht in 1h» dining room at

. thr- r'éauth Kuwaiti; Baptist Plimwh. (‘.IIlIII '
, .‘i . 11"“l‘ 1 .1 7 1 th'flnnday" . . .
1m?” 1111mm w h" "Mull " ' . ' 1 Mary Muhannn'a: sot-11nd \'|""-Itl'l'>11l1'11t..
Hood town. and a mantra! and lItI-I'ary'

pWIgrmeW' will lurgit‘t'u. 'l'ho' ~'how-
alt-tr will in.» handy in" tits-~{1111111111' 1'.\'

W . R. Ill-1111i.

”MIMI Illne‘igafitfiwt. ltoarlat'ht'.
II. 1111-1111" lira-lyarrmim' 111-111-1111.

”111'

“ Pure a

Non I I t
1T1'stamouts or r1~ligious liooks'. can find

will “'1 1'1: .

views wort- ‘1

-.\I;Iy1,n' .

wall: attracted the Borlwlnnt 1-lul1 dance
in Ntunttord, last night.
It and

Point-111111 t hintiril,.1\r1' IIIIInI,

 

South Norwatk and Norwatk.

wtll 111111.111 Imitationoutmtannnrnt at PEGPLE AT "ONE AND ABMAB'I

tln ..\tlIt~ua-utn tonight

«~F1'lt. 'lfi.
Svltool Hall

Pub. '35
Finland Hull.

.\lr~. Henna Pen-Inna. of Franklin
ntnmt. had quite a sworn full while
mutiny: on a trollt'y car at tho dI-p-It.

 

'l‘hn (ioltlt'n (‘msa quIIrtt-ttt' Int-t at Illt

ltotut' ul Httlll'ul‘tl l1 \lanu, ill 011.1111 IOTVUIIHK we,

urn-at .\'or\\'all1.luuttuul’. fui rt'ln'ar-
ml.
— Pub. '3‘.
School Hall

‘3“. Ft'lt. '3“.
Soho: ll Hull.

EI-b,

F111 '31 South Norwottt Young LadIos Give a Leap Year

Dam at the Red Ito's Wigwam- A
YItI'nt Party In honor at a Bothot Lady
«Other Social Doings.

'l'ln' Rod Mt'n's wigwatn in Washing-

i
I
i

i

ammonium 1-". D. LAWTON a co;

idloanthgs Front tho ”Buy World oi

Flaked Oats, 2 Pound Package, 07 conts.

Natlvo Potatoes, 1151:. Bushol, I3c. Pack.

 

'r.n.1.1wrou 1 co., 22 South Mam Street

Inn stun-t n'mundt'd last night with tlI1- _

tllllllt‘ of many foot I. I11 11 llll‘l’l‘\ throng
iotI' 11011va of South Vor-

i walk danu'd tht' timing hours .111 .I)’ to

'l‘ht' IIIt'nIlIors of tho Not-walk I Miami 1
Social t‘llllt enjoyed 11111111120 at tla'irt'luh '

room in tho Pl'lt't' building on Watt-r
stn'ot. last night

—-.lntn1no~'o Wedding. l‘:l1.~l.‘\\t'llllt'
\I. E. church. Wodnoralaym‘,1~ning
Ill.

tions.t‘:1kv and IL' 1' t'rmnn.

lllnll‘ll'I l)1' puty tiranl .\I: 11t1'rt.‘harlv.~

A.“ L“ .

I . , .
13. .Hnuth.

9

Apollo 1111' III-amt. Inusit' and rwit 1- i f"“'““"” "l

S. Moore paid Bridgt'port Lodgt'. N11,:
271”. :In otth-ial \Tln‘ll last night- ameonn ‘

punit'd by l'. N. (i.. R. H. Taylor,

.\ 1'.'II'I'y.Ill will learn thI' rumor of
.Maiu and Wall ulna-ts. tonight at ’1
tI't'ltItIk, to :ll‘t'tllllllltlllllt‘ thus“ who do-
sin- to attend the invitation “111111111111
silw-nniuv.

—Ft'lt. ’.’S. l"t.'l|. ‘33.

School Hall School Hall.

Fri». '35]

Am- oltt' having sound hand llibhw

11 pl 101- for tII1'm at lllt‘ WIIth Strut-t
. Mission. and may learn Illt' 5:1th with
IE. E. WlII's-lcr, NH Washington stI'I-I-t.

'l‘ln' \\'i\'t'.~1 and dauglItI-I's of nwmbvrs
of tho Norwalk I'luli are making; Illt‘lll-

1.311115 at home at ”W 1'lulI honav this R 'L‘l‘l'i-

aftornoon. tln'm't'asion lining ”Ladim'
I lily."
51-0111 to ho unjm'inI: tltvmst'lvm.

the tuneful strains of WI-idunhaaunm"s
orchestra of llridgoport. It was :1 11-1111
your IIITaiI' gottvn up ivy tho Mist-rs
Naomi and Blair Smith. and ”In young
ladies did all tho honors. L'hapI'ronL'd by
Mr. and Mr-t. Sunday 5. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. 11.8. Hood and .‘II'. and Mrs. (
"ho progrannne t‘ttllltllllt'tl
th'nty-t wo uutnlx'rs which “'t‘l‘l' 1111110011

111 li1'ht During llllt'l'llllI-i
Idion I'1- fr1~~hnn nt1 \I'1~'-I1 wru-il. 'l'ln
tl1.IoI'1oInIIIittu- It'lll'il-‘llttl of .\li.-.-.1'.1‘
‘Naonti Smith. Lon StI-I't'ns. l'ZlI'anor
[5. Smith and Flu Slit't'thul. 'l‘lu'
young ladin on thv tlltlll‘t‘ tl-Ior
\I'I-rI' Minn-.1 May I). Smith. tll‘lllllt‘

" Inztn.

Thoyhaw solo Imam-Minn and ”“llt‘l'l

Road. Lina Sta-I'm". llh-anor Smith. liva-
sit' Rood. Adulh' Starr. ‘.iliailt'
May Finn-22:111. L-Ia StI-I'L‘m, Susiv
h'tltlllt.l“lu."‘lI1'l'\\'111Il. l.. \‘irtot'ia Day.
May ll. Smith. .tnIIiv WardI'n. Blair
Smith. .\'1~lli1- Bishop. Naomi Iintitlt,
ViolaStarr. .\nni1' Smith, )landv Sva-
'.|‘|11' m'nth'nu'n «lama-rs wI-rt'
XII-551's. Frank .N'ln't'tnan. ('. l".
H'Intnt'l w. Hoyt. Ina-.1 Many.
.aIIIp. l'lhirt l"i'11l.I l'rank

Louis l.1'1III:-'-.IIIl- Char-111 Pillow. (,‘lIIIrlI-s
Baku-I. llIlIt'rt .‘ItuI'I-huus'o William
Bart's. l'ZI't'I'it: W.'l'olh~~. l'. lw: ”.IttlStIIith
ltohnrt l).I1ll1-y. l-mnk haiith. (11' 111,1
Woolwuuxl. Frank Yunnan-n. llomvr
liyingtou. Williard ('ttlllaltn'k. t‘harlvs

llitl'l‘_\‘
Layton.

Min-hall.
5. Mitt-lull
‘.\lr.~'.l1oui~ llayzinund
Btidutwpoitfi'. ll.\\'hitt1-n.

Jana-s II.
and Mr. and’
Rt1~‘.~'1'll I'Ittt'. (ll
“'vst l’ntttl.

'I‘hL' 1':Iu1'u~' tor 1l1-1'ti1m 11151.111- It" 1IIt I .\. l

for (Htlllllt't'llt'dl is to 111' la lvl a' ”11
t.‘ u'lll‘tllll'. Washington. I). (‘... 'l‘aI-sday
aftt-I'noon. and it is an opt-n St't'l‘t'l that
{M151 T. K. Nohlu' Wt” 111' llllltlt‘ I'hair—
' III'In.

R11' and Mrs. l". W. Nort'ix‘ ;;.I\'1
tln-ir 111111111 ‘IIt hoInL. 'last night and
1111' attrav'tiu- parlnt‘a Ill Illt'll' You!

‘ \Il't't'l l“.\lll(‘llt' 1' ““t‘lt' tilhd \I'nh Inn's“.
' .“ 1l1- Ii, 'htl‘ul {11: Illll‘t‘ oi th1-
llt'alth otli1 't‘l‘ Ti 1111 1 y quarantim d six-- lllt‘ nt wa~ thL- 1-1'1IIIisi11 ly 11-11111 ml \"111 I11

1"lll1 It: tin-

“I,” I M lllt' young: proph- with t‘\'t'l'_\' IIIIIIIi- .

Ht't'lt‘)‘. '

Frank l.:IIId1-r. Irving l-‘1~I'I'is..
William ”11101“th

tt-four 1' 1111's in South \‘orwalk from Is"ll‘1ltnlls1ll Madann' SIII': l l)1 Landv. of;

I Docentla'r .it) to Ft lIrII' try 'l.
scarlet. fern-1'.

' night.

Tonmrrow. "Ash Wodnosduy .'
will ho hold in Trinity I'hnrt‘h.

survivos
.\t N :‘I.

at 101101. 111.. morning prayer,
and st'rmon. and in ”11- owning IIt
o'clot'k. :1 prayer sorrirr. (In Friday

' t-‘I‘l'Vlf‘t‘ at 4:30 o't'lm'k.

'l'ho' pupils of tho 0in schools. IIMit-tt'tl
hy lot'zll talout. will hold an t'ntt'rtuin-
)lli‘lll at tho Franklin Htrtmt- Ht'hool hall.
Friday 1'1'1' ning. Folimarv '2‘ Thu pr: -
lL't'annut- II ill hat 1- II number of now]
featun's. '|'h1~ prtaa'vds will lw Ilm'ottd
to paying tlIL' twp-1150.1 lllt'lll'l't'tl by tlI1~
physit'al training v'nurst' gin-n by hot.
lluydrit-k sita'v' St‘pit'llll‘t‘l' last.

'l‘ln'oflit'ial r1'1'ords show that in tin-
t‘xpt'tI-litm'vs lll'l‘ll‘ Ivy tho towns of t 71 Ill'
m~1~tiom for lt'tllllllt“, in filling thoir
quotas of In ‘IIIIS in tho war oftht- l-lt-la'l-
lion. Sot'walk paid out $23,913.71”; .‘1'1'\\'
(ltnaan. $15,399.71; Wilton, $213.5.‘11IJIH:
l).u'i1'n. “RANKIN“; \\'1~.~'tport. 311.3%.111'1;
Weston. WWW”: Ritlgoj'tit'ld-I Siltfildlii:
H1'tln'l. {ti-5.5:)”: l).tnl.1ut'y. $131.31“. and
StaIIIfoI'd. $37. lh‘ti. 771.

Thu llllt" John I). t'iI'ifi't‘ths was II
monilwr of 0111 Wall lodge. l". and .\.
ltI..1If South Norwalk. and at tlIn' 1'1-~
.qunst of tho lllCllllN'l's‘ of tho faintly.
'(“runrgo Wadtinztiu 1012'. l". 11111 A
. M., of Ansnnia.willt'onduct tht' fun1't'ai.
Word has ltt,‘t‘ll smtt to ”Id “'1'“
lcwlgt' of South Norwalk. and it is possi-
(“1' that tht'rv may 1w :1' III-logation of
that 11111;:1' III'I-s'-Itt.~—Ansonia Sontinol.

The Daughtors of Erin. auxiliary to
Division No. l. .-\III'i~.-nt Halt-rot l'Iil\"l"
-' nians..ha\'u 1'lL'I't1'd tlIt-sz- Ulll“t‘l‘.‘~'1 l‘rvsh
dI'nt. Mama,“ Fultoy: \‘lt‘t'-1|l‘t.‘:~‘ltlt'lll.

'Nt'llio Ikltittgln'y: 1'1'1'1Irdiny: sow-rotary.
Annie Hickey: tinanrial s1II'I'ctIII'y.1Britl-
IJI-t invrs: tII'IIsIII'L'I'. .\IIIIi1" .\l1'.\ulit’l‘:

chaplain. llL'I'. l'Iugtr'nL' Sullivan: gaidw,
,‘lai'y Kiornan: svntini'l'. AnniI- (‘on-

:lllt‘llyi physician. Dr. W. .l. 'l'I'II1'1-y. I

/

nd Sure."

Cevetands

BAKING PGWDEK.

" I prefer Ch?" {land's

baking powder because it is

re and wholesome. It takes less for the sump liahim',

tt new: fails and bread
ness and 11:11am"

and cake keep their fresh.

"I

“m Lamina taut-1.1.1.1. [1111111111, any. .Wm )L-at' Cowling .‘xAML

I

III. them will Ix'monnnuuion :11'I'I'i1'1'. and .
litany ‘
7:30 .

and Saturday afternoons thorn will ll"

l-‘it‘.-t_1'.t‘11_1 New \ 11rk. “lluat' ti1rInIIn songs. 1'.~‘In"1
wore awash-s. to'n diphtht-ria and two tally,

\Vt‘l‘t‘ most at'tistit'ally giI'v-n.

llis bill for doing this )ladantt' l)‘,'llilll(lt“.\ pIIpil.(i1-oI"'1 II.
.was $6.50. whiL-h tlIL' Council paid last I llirst, also sang. and llora1'1- 5 llat1'h

'1'1'nd12r1'd "'l‘h1' Into 1‘ lmrd.‘

' lIoIIII'

Mrs. (it'ut‘gtf ll. \'att.\l.~'tyin' ',.'II'.'1- a
whist party last t‘\‘t‘llllll.{ in honor of
.\|I'.~'. l"rIIIII-1-1 (‘.Iultor. of l’wtln'l. who
has lwnn tht' anon of Mrs. John l-I.
Smith. Tllt' honorawvw won liy .‘lrs.

('onltI-r and Dr. KI'nIII-dy. and tho mu-

solution prizos by Mrs. .l. A. Haylnrd
and Harry 'ZIItoII. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. .\. .l. .‘lt‘l'lt'f‘r. ot' Mott

III'1-IILI1'. will learn Norwaik on Friday.
to I'i~'it Mr. Mt't'kt'r's daughtI-I' in Point»-
,1yl\'IIIIin. attd aftt'r I'vh-hmting Wash-
ington‘s birthday :IIIIIiI'1~t'~'ItI'y and Sun-
day tlI1-I'1-. will go to Washington l). t‘..
on Monday and paw auroral day1'.

Miss Margaret M. l’o't'k. of Main
strovt. Nnt'walk. vvlvhratvd thI' I'IIIIIiI'I-I"
sat'y of lwrhirthday. last Saturday. III
the owning: she was snrprist'd 11y :1 visit
front tln‘ Main Strwl \\'lIi.~'t t'llll).

Mrs. L‘z'lIIIl1.'~' l". ltidvr. and daugh-
té1"‘I.~.tl11'l.ol' sttport :II'I-mIt',
who haw hut-n visiting t'I'it'nds inthv
HiIthnds of Now I'1-tnrnI-d
home this aftI-I'noon.

.lt ‘1‘5t‘_\',

l‘mt’vasor and Mrs. William l'hvlps,
of Now Huron. worn ”to giant of

('olmn'l and Mrs. l". St. John L'N'lrwood.
of East :l‘I't‘llllt‘, ovr'r Sunday.

Miss Mamio Wardwozl gan' a party to
t\\'(~nty-ii\'1' of 11W young frivnds. at lll'l'
in strm-t. Norwalk. last
1' roning.

( ‘1'. 151

Jacob Linxwt'ilr'r and Jana-1 t '1 IrL'LII'an
:Irt- now in .laI'ksonI'ilh'. l’iorida. and
will rmnain thm't' for 111‘1'1'1‘al works

Miss Katt' Woodman. of l’: at ('lll‘slt'l’.

 

X, Y.. is visiting hor broth-'1'. \\'. ll.
\\'tnItlltI;IIt.'1'1I'.l-'I \‘vl'hl >ll“’l‘l.

.\ I'I'c't-ption will 1w. gin-n at .\II'.\. .\l.
E. .‘Imd's Hillside. mntinary toni'vht.

.\li.~.~' I. l' :':It I H:It1'lt.of W111? month. is
\..~'itiII-,;Ieluii\"1~.~ Ill 81 “lily n.

"\Vhat llltllit‘.~' you' so unhappy.
Maud!" "I proposvd to Harry l)nauu.1

and “PITT-1151'“ 1111'!" "Did 111' ;.:i\'1- any E
I'1~III1'LIII'."' “Yrs: hI-said it wasn't Mill-r

(l -n 1-II1Iugh."

5hr w1~pt.

"Yr-.1. Harold.“
inherited. But. taku'. lII'IIrt."

"N0." replied the haaglttyynuth. "
out for tho stut‘t‘. III-art? Nit."

I‘III

Mrs. Shopton (adjusting llt'l‘
in front 111 tht' IIIit'I'LIr'I—~H;Iy.
my ht-I Idm'ar all right?

Mr. Shopton—M 7: tin IIIIo1.~:IppI'.Ir
I.) 11' running :tlnml tlir' tliv 5.1"]0 :11 11'
ad II

dt'ar. is

slII' whlmtl. "I am dis-j

i
lIoIInt'l'

1

 

—AWW‘9‘-' Mm..- .— -..

 

........_..-....,,. ..

You Nood
Meat,

Iunlt'ss you ill‘l‘ a I'L';:1-tarian. win-II you
llt‘t‘tl it all lllt‘ Nllllt'lllll think you dmtt I'
«wv 111-111 mom-y. W11 hart- th1~ "Will
you llll\'t‘ Ill" tummy. Lot's trad". If
your mum-y is as good a.~ our ltlt'lll. wI-'ll
all ltt‘ happy.

Sagan-111111 shoulders. 51'.
in tho L'ity.

New York Market

FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.

Tllt‘ llttmt

DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.

 

l’oaitit'vly this in tho 1:111 tinn- th1'y will ho. sold at that prim.
lll‘l‘ l-1-ing1'losvd out at ln-ss 'l‘han UN.
“'1' Mo proud 211' our display «If

l’t'i1'1-1 III'1' I'I'I'y rt-amn'Ilnh'. t-I'I.

n..—

 
 

EDWARD STREET

W ill otlvr 11111 :Inotlu-I' ltll‘t’trlllllll}' t11.~'--1-nr1~ our 11ftho.-'1'-

‘WHITE COUNTERPANES AT 98c

.‘lt'l inn, 1

Worth $I.25.

 

l'l'h't'.

.\ll Ilia-.15 litlllln
ltvmnants of snow at Half

Lawns, Dimitieé and Cambrics

l"t Ill Sl'llth:

tirandops'ninz of III"-

.\Nl) Hl'llhll'llt WEAR.

~ and l'ZIIIIII'11itlt-I'i1'~. all

kind1. widths and styl~-.~.'
EDWARD STREET,
1'1 I'llt'lt'llt' llnildinx.‘
.Xot‘walh. . . -

f—-* -r

... _r. k--......_ ..

Connecticut.

 

JACKSON S PHOTOGRAPHS

.‘ onIl-ino tlnl l..'l

tmt Kiri-1111111 l’llll\ll.

“‘1." anti i~ t11 IziI'v 1..Iti~t111'ti11n

t..uIIrI-.'ItI--n~. :Itultoi’III'tIi~lItin-1n with tho tlI-- tinmt I-rmlnvtinn‘ 1-t'

tin l'lInt11.. [,1] lII1 \It.

Largo1-.1ll1-1'ti11n1-I'l‘lIil1lt'1-II‘

~. studio».

E, M. JACKSON, Photographer.

t)11~r l" )INIILIK t.'-III{1'-'li~1:11'I'y.

53 WALL STREET, -

NORWALK, CONN.

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Shorty Sherwood l'latter l‘.

Ut‘ctlpiua n portion of 11.611.11111'1kip

slung porner "I \\ all and \\ ater Nit,

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styles in llnts. 17111111. etc.

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CURES CHAPPED HANDS.

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R. H.

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PlaiSted,

' Druggist.

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WE
WANT
YOUR

ATTENTI ON I
I
These Pflces
SPEAK
I'm:
T h e rn selve s !

' 11.11121- SIII'sapIII'ilhI, 1'37“-
.~\y1-r'sI " 7.31.:
Dana's" “ 7.31-
(‘utit'ura ,Itt-solw'ut, 1'...

. l'aint"s t‘vh-I'y t'onIpound. 851'

firw'n'a Noryui‘a, 2.31-
Soott's Ellllllfilllll, \lk-
(histol‘ia. 251-,

.-\t'w'1u>d'sllitt1'rs lin',
YWII fut"

\\ illiatn s l'.IIl11'Ill~

t ‘.Irt1~r s l‘ills. 151'. two for

IL'IIsoII's l’lIIStl'rs. 151',
Mm for

- "It:
Inn

251‘»

2711'

Alcm'k's Plastt-ra, 101-

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11.11. PLAI'STED,

63 Washington St.

S11.Norwalk, - - - Conn.

W'VEEO NlOZNEE SICIELSIV'ld

 

 

 

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.FAlRFlELD COUNTY

LOOK OUT

GO TO

MEAD’S

l'lt'uty of

Fresh
Made
Candy!

Always on hand.

.FRESH BAKERY

A SPECIALTY!

 

NATIONAL BANK.
43._Vla|l Street, Norwalk, Conn.

.Illt‘ttl'lhil‘lllt‘tl. 1821. Capital, $100,0(m,

l-ll)\\'l.\' o I;i:1:t.t1'.a1'1»~I.II-nr
11.11 In It Mil I I: II I'tce l’rcat
l1.U.I1lll‘.l‘lN,Lthlllt'l’.

DIRECTORS.
l-anix t). l\'l".l".l.l'lll, M05115 M. Grow-11:,
Darn: it. MILLER .-\.-J. Birll'll-llill.

l-‘.>"r..ion.\' la‘u'KII'oon, 'l‘ItI-zo. H. SIIII'II,

11:1 (Sour. (11.1.1. RTEUSTILL‘L

Accounts of Manufat'tan-N, Merchanh
tllItl Individuals Folit'itwl.

Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Dopositors.

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tlltllll

PUT
US TO
THE
TEST!

\alurs. have

My 11'

Is as to lllt‘ I'ortcrtncss oi nnr

“Hull )'t)ll

wrrk we shall tell you of some won-

an y

alatlt'.

un-nts,1|on't say ita impossible. and staraway

l~ntmm1r

and cxatnint- carefully

will go away L'onyiurud.

and you

\\'L'liclic1'1'tt'uth is stronga'r than fiction.

'l'h

is work “'1: are nt'ivriug

Men’s Ulstersl

A line hhctlantl llL'; II'Lr. _I;. on i'zo 'rInc
24.110.
l-wuol lilac liz'i1'zc. Fast Color, 1311

.\II al

have Sold thc Coats t'or815.oo.

A llt'1

thl Eric/.0. Fast Color, $8.00.

price,

1,1111;

Fricxc Cloth comhint's all the nurcssat'y «Inui-

iti1:s for a good coat:

Soul}

warmth, dnral
111! style.

I Norwalk store open evenings.

Illlly

Comstock ' Brothers,

llt SOUTH MAIN STREET,

South N

CLOTHING.

orwalk.

MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.

 

Agent 1‘ or

BUFFALQ
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chickens
and
HORSES!

BEST
cnnuu
FOR
HORSES
AND
CATTLE.
BRANCH
orncz
SOLMANS
UVERY
STABLE.

 

People Stay
With Us!

I seldom a rustomcr. The
man who once feeds good oats to
his horse satisfied
I‘ay
please you L'IIII't got inzthft‘ grain
that l ot'fvryou.
but gL't worst'.

Manuel T. Hatch,

Th1- landing Grain Butler,

1151'

is n1:\'1_'r with

poor dirty «1111's. what you

You may pay less

l5 Marshall Street, So. Norwalk.

nor—ago

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unsoaIc BUILDING
Norwalk.

 

 
 

 

MORE BARGAIN

11.1.1 1.1-inch

I.
l‘,

L'lIupIIinf; 11.11.:

mo jaunt Luu'L'l I‘ILL'IIS,

1; ..
_ zoo grind w

'III.O "lll'U '1
.) l

511 small size cedar pails. with {galvanized hoops.

201) littI' NU.

10c iat'gt: I'L

1C1) whitL: c

l’t'itlt‘1'tvl' {ltt'

i‘icnsc rvmcn 111'1'
wcc

-"n«' I'm sli I

l LY..
11m. l1).\t.'i in..Lt.‘I,

pine pails.

I,1111mm»,I‘ggckiuti'
IIIIILI Suit {1111135,
11111111 1:lo'.h<.':. lino-z, 1711 {cut}

ltin‘hcn amp. 31' Lulu:

that those "1-1115, at tin I1: :IlILII'c

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\l SIi'R'l‘ii\'.\.\.'1"5,'I'l"5

 

I 11 cakes for

IIIlCL‘.

i‘it catgh

91;
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Sc “
10c “
51? “
11):: 'f
30 "
INC ‘5

25c

and will no: in' St' 1! to th'alCIfiS

.1 BARGAIN."

MAKEA WISE cIIoIcEI' W S. STURTEVANT,

N. Main and Ann Streets.
gconn.

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lillll ill: ”lll

EAGLE BICYCLE! SOUTH NORWALK

Not Cheapest, But Best!

FOX
CYCLE
CO.,

2 Elizabeth Street.
50. Norwglk.

Bicycle Sundries at N. Y.

City Prices l]

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PERHAPS YOU DON’T,

lint it you \hu'. 1111 w: Int any

I

. are lot this

 

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or

Silverware!

Or your Watches Clocksaurl jun-.- lr} Repaired and Cl tancd call or

send at 01111: to

A. W. AUSTIN,

Opera Hdu

se Block,

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NORWALK,‘GT.

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