Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 21, 1896 · page 4

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,. II -"\\'anl.""'I‘olx-t."and

,Mm" advertisements. not now-ding tire

' . outline. withmllmei: Aixtiuie».

’.‘ ilmllug notlem icon line. Marriage and

I . notices. mi. tit-hoduloof rate» for din-

Wodveniaementn tamiahrd on applica-
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oit hurriedly mail. in advance.

Ii“. Lint ..
It. Wooster, “patent lawyer and toilet-
tor. Bridgetmrt. Conn.

John Bannister. Bridgeport. clamp
for utouhiucu‘ are: Ebenezer B. Bomber
New Haven. machine for making boxed:
llonry (tmuon. New Haven. miter
utrnpping device: Latvia 1. Cool MI] 0.
Carter. Atteoiiia. uuichino for mi'oriiig
dam stay-z William ll. Fowler. filam-
ford. bottle filling niuoiiiin-. twopateiita;
William E. Duoan. Scuttbingtou. meal
cutter; Andrew (3. Campbell. Wator-
bury. iiiaeltine for mattutiwtnring when

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Mr prepaid: One month. . . three

MI. 01.”; six month». 01w: one your. 0".

Mum by uewulm'a. 12-: a weoit. to be paid
”I . memo-No. VI Washington utruot.

‘ m Nomilt : telephone call. tie-ti.

unite: Orr-ion. x0. is Wall ntroct. Norwalk:

' coll. tn-i.

I II are welcome at The Sentinel office.

”you know of any new». you will confer a

bmby telephoning. reading or bringing it

to the other.

‘ 'Ooluuaicarioxs nhonid in all canoe be ad-

, Milo
.. ‘ Till! EVENING SRNTINEL.
South Namath. Conn.

rhuuiul: Charles Jonas. Newborn. book
fastening for garments: Anguntua ll.
Joni-ti, Mvridon. wick adjusting device
for central draft lamps: aleo patent
forlatup lilll'lll'l‘I Frank ll. liarritnan.
Hartford. electricallyopt-rated railway
track an’tteh: John Linea. Waterbury.
portable oil can: John 1’. iluinphrey.
New Britain. combined oil humor and
illuiuiiiator: William Braille-y. Danbury.
gage for paring .hatbriina: llenry ti.
\‘oight. New Britain. kin .b attachment:
(toorgo Walker and W. l’i-arro; Plant»
ville. utolo trap.
DESIGNR.

Inturen 5. Beardsley, Nangatut-lr. in-
sulator bracket. tWo patciitu; Freder-
ieli it. Hindi, Stamford. padlock (also.

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. « , sm’Erming Stalin!) has a (I'i‘rculaiitm
“the Town ol'Nortt'oIl' and its Suburb:
tghargir, Conaidtrqbiy, than the (.‘omhiard
I IWalion of the other Thm' Local Dail-
in. iOur Pm: Room in olit'ayn open to
I'I Adrenalin. , .
, Thermometer Record. '
..I'I‘ Midwest point of the thermometer tor
humming-tour hours endimmtt man today
in. 9 degrees above zero: lowest. to degree»
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.-\t the Roddiiig town tum-ting thmo
in future! tbouew road from (louch'n
hill to Putnam Park gained the victory:
and an appropriation of $200 was made.

At Ridgelleld's special town meeting a
unanimous vote was taken to construct a
umcadatnizod road from the residence of
. 8. H. Hnrlbtttt to the New Inn.

Humane agents visited
Scliado‘aplaco, New Canaan. and found

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Ia.fllp‘loturo Almanac for Tomorrow.

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WWJ Sana? .nfghffglj’ ”:53“ his homoniu a pitiful condition. lying
l 'l’ ' ‘ ' down and scarcely able to rise. 'llioy

' lll'ethork Herald Weather Forearm.
I The weather today prontisca to be clear.

'7 3 filth allahtls'lowrr followed lo'nv-ariyetatlon- “(mm was in “Emmi“. ct'iiidition. quilt!
' and slightly higher Ion,mmIII,,.I Identitutcmxceptt utbedding wasplenti-

I omorrow it pi'ontiscstlobn iairaiid wai-nier.'fiii. The two illiildron Wt-ro scantily

I—__.=—.__.i____.—__ dressed and without claws. The family
In 3mm, Columbia, east of the mm were furnished with unpplirs.
royyuoutheru coast strip of Alaska and " " ’ '
along the fifty-sixth parallel of latitude. I WESTPORI.
runs the rent Pen 9 river. It dr ins ' " ' "
millions of acres 0: land much 0: it Tuesday 'asaday long to Immiuvni-
“liable and valuable; 'The region bored in Westport. as old things gave
. through which it flows never yet fully way to new. the old fililhittllt'li street
. ‘ lflvlored. is called the Peace river coun- 0‘“ m ”‘0 "‘“gmfim'm ”“11““ “l"
fit“ I“. expected that all this great cunpatiy's turn had bot-ii wry busy
".lru'ct can be utilized or wheat growing f 'l' ‘13.” Pn‘Plll'lllil WY 'l'llt'fiilllifi ill“
t M9“ grazing land. It in not so cold as day for first trips by the horse \Vllli‘ll
. ”tension lying to the eastward "I ll. never tires. The hour for starting was]
13 because it feels to some extent the iutln- p. mood at that timi- a largo company
‘. V 8},“ of the warm Paciilcwinds and cur- asuimbled near the Wostport hotel to
' witnesatho change. One of tho now
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were killed. The barn was totally denti.
tutu of hay or feed of any kind. The

 

route. A railway through the southern

Herman.

‘j 3‘91““ strip, going through a pass in
the Rocky mountains, would open up
‘ :z‘itthis vast Peace river country to trade.
. :iThe Canadian Pacific company natural-

 

vontilmled cars
Iwitlt President Hoyt as conductor. Su-
ed by S'llnt! others. the car was sent over
tin-entire line from ()oinpo Four (Vir-

iii-rs. up lllt' Main atrt'mt branch and to
tliutlepit and back. iii a style which
“not satisfactory. delighting all.

manta to build the Peace river rcud
. ' ugh British possessions. For that
”reason the Canadians want the Alaskan
boundary question opened to arbitration
. “Regain. But there in no reason for it.
" .The boundary of Alaska must remain as
Barrio left it. whether England gets one
tutors great natal station on the Pacific
or not. The United States needs a naval
station and railway outlet up there her-
self. Then if the Canadian Pacific com.
panydeeires to build a short cut railroad
front Peace river to connect with care
through Alaska, very well.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

’Hatch. Bailey & company's second
house haz-ibccn raised in Summit av:-
iiuc. by ('llll‘f‘lltft,‘ Scofleld. and the collar
of tho third is Completed.

Mrs. William Weed and sons Albert
and Myron. have the measles. Mrs.
\S'eed'ii danghteru Sadie and Joanie
have just recovered front the epidemic.

 

. ' The little republic of Nicaragua'ir .
vgfngem;:?t::tg’fat£:n g"; bggngpjiblfi’ A new'torm of tho Sorotoii Musical

, .ic tile“ . ' ...3..9Ih'
Zelaya assumed omce Nicaragua basIM 061me 00mm.“ [mh
paid $879,379 of her national debt and?

, $8,157,446 of her home debt. The rest ‘
> of her foreign debt, which altogether in
« less than $1,500,000, has 20 years tc‘I
run at 4 per cent. It the‘ republic and:
Mideut' Zelaya have luck, the whole
domestic debt will be paid in three years.

. Fill; this happy condition Nicaraguan
gamma be rated Al in any financial
‘ency. With her public schools in like
manner better . than they ever were ite-
fore, it will be granted that at least one ,
*Spanisthmerican republic has Ishown ‘
itself capable of self government.

 

will send their names to the secretary
Miss H. E. French. before that date.

 

WINNIPAUK. ‘

.... ....._... q.

David Pollard. .112, ’dutortained the.
Mandolin club. last night. .

A big nupply of coal haul, arrived for
tho Winnipziulr Mills.

Mrs. John Gorinaii in eeriously ill.

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Swedish Societies to Consolidate.
Representatives of all tho Swedish
> ’“—" . benevolentmmiotiés of the. state. rep-

The ““993 Of the new government resenting 12.0% members, met in New

10”” proves once for all that when ”l"! Britian and voted to form astute union.
United States wants money it is "OilTIiey appointeda committee on by-lawr.
obliged to place the negotiations in NcIsPit-ruou. NewBritian; Yum Rows,
the hands of a powerful syndicate that, New Haven. and Andrew Wiliiams.
cecretly Plus in its own bid“ at its (“ml Hartford. to report at a meeting next
rm Th0 173““ Slates mm mm! i month toboholdin Nchrituiii. Middle-I
_b1_appealing openly and aboveboard “Ii town or Hanfortl.I If the plan works
its own citizens every time. 5 successfully itis proposed to combine all

~ . . ’ ' ,' lent societies in the
. l t n t Itho SWCdlSh bencto
Great physida 5 re 3 h and health I New England states.

are considered to be among the choiceet”
possessions a man can have. But wheizi
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I Chicken Thieves Sentenced.

used by those who have it. such men as} Patrick Cast-yaud Peter Crainer. the
C0150". Sullivan “0‘1 the other IlFOfOS- l Westport- boy burglars who broke. into
sional prize fighting musket-a. it maylsi'dney Smith's chicken coop ophocem-
'well be doubted Nil] Billet ll: is SO much I her 3 1mm, pleaded guilty and WOX'U yes.
01' II kaSifls after all. . i lei-day sentenced in the Superior Couit.

 

 

A“ “Wt“! ex‘ample 0” the subject “I once of hits minority and Cl‘ilmel' to jail
givingw‘uy to temper is before us. Am... one year.
negro lately flew into a tit of rage. l f.,-_._,.....,
He was intensely excited and died very l Consoliiig Reticction.~Lot'a wife had
auuddenly a ‘litltle time afterward. It was l just looked back. “Atauy mm .. pant-
. found his throat had swelled up sudden- I ed Lot. dashing a tear from his ".W in
I, in bi“ anger and he had choked to l hurrying on, “It has cured her of being
m ' w... Itoo fresh." .
I inngmyeagé (1:: £532; “1:; Hotel Prtnn'ieter—ll'liy d i you lot

. . . , . . - tryma -Iiibthe.'tzii ainst'ad
m for friends among tne nations, )8 - ”1‘" count “‘1” ‘ r Q

 

m” Gilli!!! that. it was Worth living at 1 or taking the elevator? Clerk—He‘ll be
“It (If the nineteenth century mIsoout of breath that he can't blowout
I. I”; . Itiitxgas. ~ __, , _ .
M1"- reticent to be many more people: M“ 3“"f'mI—‘h ”w “M lady Wk” Li
’ , . ' "‘ is. v‘: a .~. ~. fifllPZ'S-‘t tririwvlv rout
.1 mu old than than used to be. .-"“‘""~ “5 "W ' . ,, . ’ ‘
”a. .33. . . .I ___________ ___ I grandmother? I’lT'tl'llIr-r HWY 5 Willi?

 

V The really enterprising journalist niche is. Mr. Sanford—0n y'ouIr mothers”
1“ Fifi one who not: the news correct. aide? Fredtlit--Yep. every time.

 

fmetlleutilh.“

: perinteiidont Sayr - as itiotorinaii, llhrlllll- I

”I! H “he! by Oil. ll Gum.
We hate inside Nicolai arrangement! .'
with the agent: of the celebrated Bantu Than Ever ;
Glove-Fitting l’atthrnl. by which we can "An attack of La Grippe. ”I,” -
present to our lady madam some of their years ago left me a Mutual
'vc'ry newest and choicest» paitcrna of “'"l‘l'kv {Hill l'l‘g'UiI'I’j‘mI‘I'I“ '5' ”I“:
garments. Full and explicit dimdiotic m" ”mom“ ‘ h“ u" M I

never should rally again. lli- l
for putting together the gannoiitn ac- din-rd at last. lotry
company ottoh pattern.

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in our
Bee Hive!

New York Office. on:

Always Up lathe
Ethics
Of Business l ‘

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Broadway.

‘AlElifi

I wan surprised after taking it
two Will‘s, to that l was gaining
ati'rntrih. and now i atu lllPIlHi-Il
to my I am calming better health

 

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“73*LADIEI’ CARI

Elm» oi MAI MaaIUN.

A stylish i'l'lpt- of box cloth in a pn-tty
shade of but in hero shown. niiuply
trimmed with biasxntilt'lied bands oil
cloth. barge taut-“marl buttons deco-1
rate the from». the closing being o-tfect- 1
ed by hooks aiidIloopet uttdortimth.l
'Il‘affcta silk in changeable llllt‘S in used I
for’ lilting. The capo in circular in?
shape. but moderately full. being about’
three-quarters round. rather than tho
full circle. .\ inmieratoly high (-011an
finishes the neck. flaring in MediciI
style. The slylioh aiiiiplicity ot tin-I
coin) will comtneiid it for general Wear. 3
The. mode in aim deitirahit'e t‘oi- rein-t.t
plush, aatralthan or the rough double
faced chariot. now in “lint“. l-‘uri-«lg-V
ing in any of tho faiahionu'olo varieties.
gimp. guiloonmillt and jet lill"$t‘llli'llv
torio can be. used for decoration iii plat-o .
of the stitched banda. .

The qtittnitytzf iiiatot‘lai ~ii itit‘ht-n;
wide required to make illlHCllItl‘ t‘ora‘
lady liminga :J’I-lllt'li bind lllt‘tllillrl'ial
ll._.’ yards: for .t .lo-iiit-h size. 15’, yards;
fora 40-inch filli'. :2 yards: for a 42-inch ‘
a lo. :2’.: yards. :

Tho )l:lli’l‘l‘ll. which is No. 6.37.1. in rat
in six mam. for a 32-inch. il-i “it‘ll. do
inch, ii‘i-illt‘ll, rill-inch and ‘l‘l-llil'll bu~t

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measure. and retailer for twanty-iivo-
i‘l‘llffi. I
EVENING SENTINEI. ;
. COUPON.

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than i i'\'l'l’ had lwi'ort- in my
liil‘."w rim liltAtitl. Lincoln, Ill.

ighcst Awards
World’s Fai‘.‘
Chicago.

Don’t
Monkey

 

With your cold! Nip
it in the bud. l’ro.

cure a bottle of

HALE’S LUNG
BALSAM

the first thing you do

and save yourself from

needless suffering.
Trial Battle Fr...

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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
Mr. Andrew
J. Seymour’s
CONGRESS 0F SPIRITS 00

FEBRUARY 21‘ and 25

 

. With the Ullt"‘i'i"'. Quaintoat. )lmt linuiidor-

IlIIlKllll'lI.\li.il'-ll'u i‘ntoriaintnetil c-wr given.

lio‘c'iilirv‘ lll'tlli‘iillililv build: iw-plt-tv it it!) \h- '

writitn \m. In”,

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vr than a l'liill'lllllilil': IllHI‘I' Illll'l‘l‘Nillil; than n
o‘ll'i’ll~2 lllnlt‘ i'\l.'llllli: that u tram-til: ilitll‘"
«pavilion-In tum-tit «Ir li'ai'ia: illlil by all
“this lbw l'llllllli'v-l Show on Karl i.
Spiritualist”. Moratorium. Theosophy.
Mind Iii-ailing. llypiiotisiii. Mental

'l‘ulegraphy.

nai Seymour Co.

FINDBI

inner lu-l'uin Well in illi'

Th0 Orlzi

'lllt'I'viiltltlt'lt'l‘ilil‘lillllllill'Ili i~iuiiiii~ .

keep our store open all day for bus

patriot and soldier that ever lived

 

‘cr, whether they buy one or fully

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. yard; for Saturday only. 39c.

for Saturday. 3751-.

iii piece» fancy mixture». the per yard;

5 [)lfl‘f‘n tr:
day. 250.

5 pieces ull'wool (‘nepoii do l-‘ratirain, 7
urday. ow.

 

 

~l--i brown sheeting. fine and heavy. 21

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Linens.

We lll‘l‘ always low on the best linens.

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Sol half bleached. 22m.

9 in full bloat-lied. Jli'lgc.
I on full blt'ill'llt'll, .‘itlc.

' Towels.

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‘-i5x;".‘ liiick towel. 1': for $l.ittl.

Telephone Cull. 57-4.

’ The No

Dress Goods.
’ 3” flit-can new spring goods in light and dark efl'ectu. .304: per

:a pitm-aail-wml lll‘lll’li’liil. in inches wide. 50(- per yard,

-lllf‘h all-wool diagonals, ”.00 per yard; Satur-

5 pieces mohair ligtimu, 25c per yard; for Haturday. We.

. EH brown muslin. the per yard. for Saturday. wide. 1
4-4 f nil bleached muslin. S l._.c per yardifor Saturday, 7c.
li-l bleached muslin. 25(- per yard: for Saturday. lilo.

For Saturday a Spatial Run on Towels.

THE FATHER crate COUNTRY!

As there will be no public celebration of Washington's birthday in Notwttik, we have decided to

inesshnd to make special prices forthat day only. in honor of tlic"Fatht-r

of His Country." and that the rising gent-ration shall be made familiar with the. features of the greatest

, great in deeds of valor, grand in his humility, we: shall give .1 liaodc

some engraving of the Stuart portrait of Washington to every customer who buys one dollar's worth, or
over. As they are expensive, the publisher's pticc being one dollar t‘.’lt‘il,wc shall give only om- tu .i iil'ilnfll-

dollars' worth.

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HERE ARE A FEW OF THE SPECIAL BARGAINS:

«itlefl all linen tom-bi. 12 fut-till). .
j 45x22 Turkinh built tom-la. to for $1.00.
I lbx‘ll all linen implored towel». 7 for $1M).

45.322 extra line lim-k knotted triage. 500 i-ach; for Satur-
day. 390..

, Soap.
(ironic do in 0mm.- manhunt the soap llliuln: at this ratio you
can have it cakea for lilo.
Boys’ Walsts.
Boys” flannel ~liirt waiathw quality; Baturday price, '35::
each. ‘

for Saturday. l2‘.,c.

50 quality; for Sat-

 

Furs and Jackets. ’_. EMb'0id°"°“
:35 childn-n'n jackets we each Lilli yard-i Hamburg embroidery, regular prices 12'»; lo lilo
“I ladies' cup”. Ironcle and others.85.00. yard: for Satunlay. choice at Fa: yard.
ll wool seal and electric fur at ';d of the price I I Veilings.
I Domestics. : l Veiling. odds and ends, regular price icky! to the; Solar

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~ day's price. IC yard.

Handkerchiefs.
Plain and fancy lmrdvr handkercliit-fa. for men and wo-
men. regular price. so each: at this attic. t; for We.
Hair-pins. .
llorii hairpins. regular prior. if!" [10f(lllh'fl,5$lilll'dllyllllly.
no dozen.
Iridescent Belts.

Having all the colors of tlieprinmu. ’l'lteseitewutmiiglobcitn
ill’t' all the vogiit'in the llL'llllillllllIli' world. our. title. with

yat‘dn fur $1.00.

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rwalk B,o$ton Store.

lmtitilngtoonePatternmny aizmoihon. LOST. STOLEN AND HIDDEN;

PROPERTY.

'niut txt; ill.l.\'l)lv‘tii.mib.
>|’llli‘l‘ij.\l.l>.‘l i'.\.\i.\5iil~'.li

l‘riv‘N. 23-: :t'n- and no". .

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Cut thin out. ill! to y:airnonioandaddnw
and mail or take it to

Sturtevant's Bargain House

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Corner Main and Wall Streets, _- - - - Norwalk, Ct.

 

This coupon and i2 m-ntn will iowuro
above path-m at :~Itortotaiit'.-. hoi‘th Main
nnd Ann etreetw. South horit’alk.

 

 

 

 

SPECIAL

TOWN MEETING.

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‘Thv inhabitants of tha- town of Norwallt an- i

 

liorobv lit-illli'il and war milliat u sprwial tuun .

initiating “iii In: lwlvi ui. ilI-‘ lawn Iioiim ill Milli j

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Those proposiiiig to Join the association I undo
unnotinglin'lrlai the innit house on the out

‘ Cat-icy to the. Reform School for the bal- ~'

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found. duo; I'm o-uwh «Iain. allowI-tizIand to
. make [ll‘lvl'lhlun inrllil'lllt)'lllf'llilii :«titdt'oiii-

Myrwdlk nil llll"1lill day of l~'olui'iiai‘y.»i~t»t. :ii
'izflm'i-liu'k in the afternoon, for tin- iollowing-
piirpnmm. \' z: 3
' on", To rwr»|’~,ai.lor~n mttvlt (if ”in VIM-i
r tlin "I"ir~t" lii‘lll of ill" vallwf tho tnwpl
rluyof-Ianuarv. mm, at 2 o‘viiwk in tho nip-i" l
noon. on only i w Ill‘l'i'NNtrVZ forthv purpow oi‘
appointing a l‘-Iillilliil .- and to appoint a '
wommittuo oi i‘lli."‘ll’~ 0t li’m town of Nui’wnik .

;"' l'f‘l‘l‘lW‘illl I'lllillH for bounty uf Miltlli-l‘H lll
thoiato war of thn- i'nia-liiun: and. at public.

lit-tirilttzto iuliyeumuini- into tho‘ Nun“. :ttirif
tho l'et'ill'il“. nun-minim loin-hers. rot-eiph Iill'l '
ruleamm 0! tilv luti’llzltntiln hour any proper.
l'l'llll'ntfl'. [irtlnv‘illi‘ll and l'iitlllih and lirlzlllliitiii‘t;

mi counm-l tutti-wanting: the town and any;

"lu’llllllillih, attiltofuili arbitrate and «lo-tr-rinino :
what bounty i'lillill'i' \lilll interest. .Mhali be
paid by tho town of Mu’tt’uik. Milli u'runmittovi

. to pro-oral at when to hour and Ilt‘ll‘l'lllil‘w auv ‘I

and all claims [or bounty. 'I'ho tiwision andI
award of said troiiituittw- lobe iiitai :iitd con-2
ulns-iwugatnat said intro. and any yo-ratm or
ltlrsi‘inh lil‘tw'nfiill: ii I‘liillll l'l llll'li) inl' ilii'lr
intmtigntiunand dw'l-donzanrl to direct the
town ll’i'ilhlll‘l‘l‘ to put- tho amount of any
lmlitiil‘, llpull tip- written tlrlll‘l‘ of «hill uniti-
mitten: anti. tmIIn-I-t Mill o'niiitniltw:toiiitiko
a written report. i . the lira! town ilil‘vllllg
valledtiftnrthm-utoplotion of their riutioamf
all claims pronoun-dint Imutit l'. andiho l'lilllllh
raj-wind anti llluec‘ allowed. and the amount

lllillt'il for its wrvin'oa.

M-ztoxp. to take into consideration tho
action oftlte m-h-i-tmmi reg:irdint:.iiu‘~ trump
house. and the inviiiip at Norwaik. and litill-
I-ti'tn-t tho N'lt‘t'fllil'll ill the pivitiintw.

'l'ilitm in tall.‘ atn'thvlion as may» bo
deemed atltieablo. l‘t‘glifilliil; tho roliwil nitiio
heir-ctmeu to comply with tho V‘iilirtvf mid'
town meeting of January 20th. lli'Jti.

Marcus 1.. l’eihmn. James Jones. (‘Iitirb-s
Wright. Iltlrtiidv- ’l‘utt'nsoiid.(‘harloh Ii. llt'fl'
man,'ihnnuml)ol1ui.~:. Ht‘li'onti-r Kt'tlli‘r. l'rtltl’
Urit'kliét'fllhlvllt'll “m‘ai._ -illlllt‘- Sutherland.
Mutiny u-hrniaitn. James P. ohm-hon. Alfred
A. Martin. .lnbvz \\ heater. William M, Low.
iiam donJ. Nltet'wrmol. liart Danton. (‘liarlos
(7. lil' llr. John ll. Hardy. Mil-haul lll'I'w, Mox-
ander H. Taylor. lit-trig H. ()wens. \\ illiaiii A.
Hendrick. Henry L. “ebb. t‘vouldI limaun-
Ilern. Israel HI. Honda. (let-rite \\ . l'llllllllfl. Wil-
liiim 0. Merritt. l). \i, IFim-h. i“. Diukt‘ltz-v. ’attl
titihklllri. \\ illiaIm TWIFH. tIhaunm-ig i1. llruu-
dime. Bradley Gilbert. .l. \\ rill'ht.II\\iIli:iiit H. '
’l‘ubb». \\ . la. COIIIHIPI-l, lib-haul .. litvgorald.

 

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l-LI‘IIIMINI THUMBS. ‘Sl'ltfl'iillt‘rt.
I“..ll..\llilt t . .. l
Dated at horttallt this ittli do y of February,
1m. I m to
“UT 0? NOIlWALK. S9,. PROBATE

 

)l'll'l". February fJI'tli .-\._ D. tent.

in tho iiiatiorpf i_'. irviiig Ih'niith and Brash-l
Hmitii. minors. u! horwalk. to said district: :

Whermgwrittun up Iii-atiun hat Iiilvll inadm
to this I‘ouit by Fran "Inn A. Smith. Iatliurqu
said idioms. praying tor ‘tui order of «:do of‘
o-t-i‘laiu trait-titan! of said minors. with-MM
fuliytirst‘ribwi in mid application on
thin cmttl. mien-urn thereto balm; pad;

Hrdcrorl. fl hat anal application lm
and tit-l. rmiiwd at tint prolmtn ililll’l' in :‘t.r.I
Walk. anthem-1th tiuyof February. natal to}
l-‘I‘Im'k litrt‘llmtniililtl that ltlll-iil'littlll'ulllal't" ;
til begin-n it) full [ll'i“"ll'.~ llli‘t-ilreltxti illr'lr-‘ll .
li)’[lillllifilll‘ilfllilf UT‘ll'l'lnh iirn'sioiu-ritay-e
int; n l‘ll’l'lllfl ion in 2.1M district. tln- Iiist pub-
l‘vatiun total: at loost H-w-n dim. beforennidl
Ilayof hearing. . . I
:1“ AS.\ ll. “001)“ Mill. Judge.

LECTURE!

iv fin. A. tiJiavanucli on "ll-win Mid Kins
-Humpormlluiop." at tho ituwaitoii M. E.
"lllll‘l'h. “'t‘dmwiay t-in-iiitig. I-‘u-lur-mrtmt.m
T :30 o‘clock. Adni‘isuion L'- m-ntn. I'll at

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hoard :

 

Tho niillllllz Longs niiho war. which l~\t‘l'}'-
le l'ih'N In boar. unit: by a

ND CHORUS
OF,50 VOICES!

Willi Solos and Quartets.
Organ.

Philharmonic Orchestra.
Brass Qtiarteltc and
Drum. at the

S. Norwallt Congregational

Church,
On the Eve of \l'asliiiigton's
Birthday,

FRIDAY, FEBRUARV let.

\aliitissionoolv 1W: f‘ltiidrvn, lrn'. Tickets
for solo at I’Iaistmi'n and Planned...

HOYT’S TH EATRE
Tuesday Evening. Feb. 21.

TORNADO!

Lincoln

1.
Carter's

 

. The awful Tornado.
Tito great rigging scene
six tam furling u iiiou-
HUT soil. The collision
of two ocean liners at
full timed.

The mighty open sea

 

"amMOth some. with wares run-

, iiing mountain high‘.

SCENIC Dissecting room of a
medical college.

Pl'Odllc- Chicago ,harbor at

‘ night. and runny other
tion, evenic wonders.

"£0 hold. a‘s wollI as li’iill Allt'v'tfss.

’eo ill“ y )lll' p ay— l Ipromtsen'i

I ‘ Lumps J.tJAltTl-.ll.
Prime. It. 33. 5o, 7w, Forth now on nah- at

Finish-Iii.» and “owl's drug dot-es.

 

NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
i'ortwo nights. I
Wednesday and Thursday
”32‘2“; 2..
'l'llh' ONLY
JOHN J. BLACK

And Supt-rt) Column)- in

Old Rube Tanner

With L’l‘eat alrm't parade. t-Ivmmt [madam]
t'lilafii“ urchin-i ra.

Sill‘Itild Rllivl-'quinnt' dam-mthe trick pony.
"3min: lhibo," mo prize Ht. Bernard Dog.
"Tanner.

.\ murmur of singer». data-wreanrinetinc Fm-
pio. PnplilJl‘ p; Int-t ill'o'h'lll HPSflF‘Hl ~«int.-
now on Hill-J" Wood‘s and ’l‘omlinsoii‘s' drug
atom't. Prices. an. about air.

‘A GREAT

NAME ... _ final-- for gain at 'i‘otnlitwrn'n and Wendi-t l
‘ tlrttif storm ' lift

Annanas ' 1'

PATTERN Nahum. MZIZ .............l.\’ War Song Concert I

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goods and want them to catch onto something that will do them good.
If

SUCCESS. +

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)ur coffee. we mean is a great success as it goes into the leading families

of the town. "Can’t get such coffee elsewhere as you send its," so say :4

ast number. We throw out the life line. to those who are using poor

iour is advancing in price. Now is the time to purchase.

’ancy fresh cggs,2sc dozen. Elegant gilt edge. butter, four pounds 81.00.

Elgin creamery btitter.4}/; pounds. for [.00. Try the Ferris Delicious '
boneless bacon and hams the finest on' the market.

Call for dclicatcsse

agar com. the highest grade possible to obtain and is a table luxury. We
on supply you with the finest of the wheat. as all of our goods are of the

first quality.

 

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,

Leading Grocer.

 

33MIASHINGTON STREET. . ‘. . . - - '"‘so.N0RWAi.K.I
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Your

Every wage corner can have b

ages increased!

is wages increased ten percent. How? Why, your money is worth

 

ten per cent. more at our store than anywhere else in the city. Here are some of our money savers:

 

Old Fashioned Codtish. per 1b.. 50
Bout-less Codtioli. per 1b.. I Sc
No. 2 Suit Mackerel each. . tile
5 Alaska Salmon, per can. 12c
Columbia Salmon. flat can. l5c
Oil Sardines. 7 cans for 2.’ a
Fresh Eggs. per dozen. . lite

Lard compound, per 1b.. do Evaporated Apples. per 1b., 100
Pure Leaf Lard. :5 lbs. for 25¢. Evaporated Apricots, per lb.. me
I’ll“ Cream Cheese. per 1b.. 15c It cane good Tomatoes. 25c
Gold Dust. per package. the. 4 cans good Corn. 2-50
‘Germeu. per package, the 6 lbs. beat Soda Crackers. 25o
Grandma's Pancake Flour. We 5 gain. Kerosene Oil. “ Soc

20 lbs. Granulated Sugar. ‘1

:l-lb. pkg. Prepared Buckwheat. lilo

 

-‘ FLOUR!

Maud S

l

» ~ FLOUR!

Flour is steadily advIaIncing in price and this is positireiy the last week that we will sell our famous

Flour for $4.25 Per Barrel, 55c Bag.

 

 

Very Best Creamery Butter. 25c Pound; 5_P'ounds for $i.i5.ll
' NEW YORK GROCERY co.

Donovah Building, .'.' ‘- - - - - - South Nor-walk.

 

 

 

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