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NEWSIIFTIIENOBWAIKS
EASHES HEREM AND THERE BY THE
SilllllEl'S IlEPllIlTEllS-
Oolo 0| 73.131... 111.3300 and Mar
171 ms. 8011111 mat and 11.1.1,
Outing M 011mm loamylm
Motorinau Gilbert Horton. of the Not
wall: Street Railway line. is on the sick
list.
Mrs.D.1uiel Dunlop, of Roton Hill,
who has been seriously ill. continues to!
improve.
tieverul oilleei's of the Norwnlk 1'. AI.
1‘. A. willgo to New Haven. toiiiormu'.
to attend a state board meeting.
The funeral of Ali's. John D'anlop will
be held tomorrow at l 130,11191111341 of .
o‘clisils as previously announced.
At the midweek service at (irace
church tonight Rev. W. .'. Jones will
speak upon "(17011".‘V11HM5058'
l". W. Smith, nl‘ Rusliford. Minn. . is
at the bedside of his brother. Stephen
Romy Smith, of Neiv"1o11n avenue. 311111 .
is sick.
The seventy-one total abstinence sociv :
ctiesof(..?oiiiitw'tic11t havca total mcni-'
hershlp of 5.597, and own buildings
worth 13121.00!)
I11 the 8.1111in1-l._3'estor1lay.was an item
about Joseph Landon, of Winnipauk,
being 1 iii a rampage. It should have read
William Lindon.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will give an
oyster supper. musical and literary en
1 tertaiiiineiit, Monday evening, March 11
iii Odd Fellows‘ Hull.
Iloi'niiiii Quittncr this morning gave
out the contract to place. steam heating?
apparatus in his buildings in Mechanic
street to Edward L. Applchec
The Faither Lights of the South \‘111-
walk Baptist Sunday school will hold an '
interesting mei ting. tomorrow night. I
131tl1Mrs R. 1). 51111113111111. at the. par- 1
sonage in South Alain street...
—-Look at Lutlii 11'le Wr iglit's let'r- ‘
tiseinent. $10. 000 worth of wagons
sleighs and horse goods that must be sold.
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The Norwalk Y. M. C. A rescue h..i 4,
ket- ball team took I1 in in :1 pi' l‘lll el
game last night with a team composed
of novices. The reserve team isin exc: l-
lent. shape and its momhersure about
the same Weight and neigtli.
—Ask your child about Friday. 1'11
Trains on the Hartford
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tween that city and New Haven. were
delayed last night. The tracks were
blocked at the Berlin depot. and the'
trains were obliged to switch over theI
“Y" at that place The Washington
express was late about thirty minutes I
—-By request, 13’. Y claii-gvo out will,
return Saturday, Monday TuesdayIl :‘lo
toil. Sunday, 1711.1'41 Spring street 1
.300 to QI . 3
L. D. Whittemore of Stamt‘IOi'd hasl
purchaised the tandem bicycle ow neil by
the C. Ford Seeley ('3'cle company”
The machine has quite a liistit'n3I as it|
held the one. two and five -1nile wo orld'
record championships for two years,
made by C. F. Sceley and a companion.
The machine weighs eighty-sin pounds.
while this year's output weighs but.
forty.
--Look at Luther M. Wright’s adver
tisoiuent. $10,000 worth of wagons.
sleighs and horse. goods that must be sold
' This evening a love feast will he held
at the. South Norwalk Methodist church.
led by the pastor. Those who have
taken the "Christian Wor ” pledge and
are accustomed to respond to their.
names on the. first Sunday night of each
month are expected to respond to their
names tonight. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. Service; begins at 7:15
o'clock. _____ l
——Fnll orchestra. vocal sills drills,
novelties, at School hall. '23. Go.
The military authorities have decided
to issue the new pattern regular army"
forage cap to the enlisted men of the
National, Guard and orders prescribing
the new cap as a part of the equipment
will sooube issued. The" old flat visrr
forage caps will be called in. The cani-
paign hats issued last fall will he re-
tained for field uso. Enlisted men will
wear.after the new cam have lecnl
issued. the same style forage caps as
worn by the. officers, their use 113' 0111-]
001's having 790911”) been prescribed in i longevity. Nothing equal to it: 1011 ton l had ever been.
I pounds.
orders issued by the adjntant- general.
. night. at
- freight and coal cars.
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Patrick Murphy. .11 name plutreI'
has left town.
311111.332
is sick with malaria.
....—-—.
Per: 3' Mills. oi l).13' sheet. is serious
13' 111 111111 1h. measles.
'I‘Ili' father of ('1 ll. I“.
at the \‘orwalk Military Institute
The Norwalk (.‘arpnteis' Ihlion will
celebrate its fifth anniversary tonight.
mlloii't miss school entertaiuiiii 111.
Tilt}
IIlI‘HIX‘I'lllI'tlTIUIN for the New Tclfoitl
road.
William Marks. the bulmr, has assum-
ed the management of (‘arl Scliunh‘s
ha kery.
Buckingham Post. (i.
one. candidate last night. at
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The Hotel La Howiu'd. in Smith
street, has been 1'11-113x111edforthc l‘t't'o'pw
tion of guests
Thirteen 31.33'farersi-113ovu1 the select—
in: 11 s hospitality at the \‘oru .1111 tramp I
house. last nigh:
'l‘lie ciw' of the V illagc of Chester 3's.
Frank Leonard is on ti'iiil' iii the Super
ior Court, today.
s 1131310111111. of Norwalk. will atiil’to'nilflll‘r-
an e3pi'ess ionic between Noi'walk and
Staniiord. March 1.
Sherman (‘oiniiiaiidci'yI United Order
of tlio( .olden (‘i'ossI will cilv-bratc its
lllllllV’t‘l'ii ll')’ TUIII‘IH‘UW IIIKIII.
llc iii'y Sclienk has sold out his ti-iilor
ingestahlisliineiit in Railroad place to
Joseph Gardner, of 1'? 11st Norwalk.
from
A delegation Eureka Lidge.
Daughteis of thclaih. will go to
Bridgepu-t tonight and visit (‘harity
Lodge.
The Golden Rule circle of (h:- First
Congregational church. will meet with
Ali's. Keeler. '23 “111' .111 street. Nor 11.1111.
l'riday afternoon at 3 o'clm'k.
A soiiitblc will be given at (iiithi'ie'. '
ll:.1ll Silvennine. tomorrow night. It
will be' 111 charge of William (iiithrie
at. IT. Richmond and William Lowe.
Fred W. Hoyt. of Marshall streetI 1111-:
poured iii the- "(lii'lSpy' attlie Andi-
toi'iuiii, Bridgeport, last night. It was
1:1 rcri under tlic auspices HfA'UltlpRny 1?.
-Bradycrotinc cures. Yes. cures
‘ every form of lieiuliiche.
The Woman‘s ('lii'isliaii 'I‘oinperoncc
l'nion will hold its regular weekly meet-
ing with Mrs. J. Richards, :11 (‘hcst-
nut street. Friday at 3 o’clm'k.
welcome.
lli-iir3' Kiiiiipf of Norwalk. gave one
of his mimic entertainments 'l‘ucsdii3
the. tw-eiityiirst foundation
anniversary of Kll' i"-nei Lodge, (liner 1 f
I luv iigari. of Br idgepi ll'l.
I ranl: B. Parker, 01' 11 Madison street.
I‘ll c eivcd a telegram this morning. an-
nouncing the. death of his mother. Mrs
Fanny Parker. at her home in Craigs-
v.ille Uraiige pounty, New York. and
will leave for that place caught.
The Rev. Father ('i'Bi'ieii, of Ni'a'otonI :
pastor of the Daricn parish. oiliciatcd at
the altar at Ht. Augustine's church.
Bridgeport. last evening.
gi'egatioii \1'as'pre:;1'-1it. and his 51‘1"
1mm of the evening was greatly enjoy. 1
ed.
Louis J. Larsen. \3'lo'iatteniptcd sui-
cideTui-sday aftivriioui. is still at the.
hospital and his cuidition
about the. same. with prospects for his
recovery from ”W poison. It is {11111111111
that Larsen will be sent to the insane
asylum.
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A report is going the rounds of tho
“"119 papers that llhi'n Hill is soon to
obtain the entin «211111111 of the Norwall:I
11' 111 Works pl:,int which is now in the;
liaiidsof a company. At the. factory
' this afternoon it- was stated that there
was no ti'utliiii the report. The HillI
fiiiiilynow own a coiltrolliiig share oi"
the Stock.
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The Consolidated railroad has
finished :1 large number of improved
ed to rolling yesterday. The cars are
of the largest design and are built 13': 'th
especial view to protection of biakemen
fioin unnecessary exposure to (laiigeinI
They are fitted with self coupling bump-
ers. air brakes and patent sideboards.
—“Fi'ieuds Oats" promote health and
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Bread and cake raised with
“ Pure and Sure. ”
eveland 5
BAKING POWDER. .
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it keep their freshness and
flavor. The reason is. the leavening power comes from
, pure cream at tartar and soda. nothing else whatever.
Rasputin. Salmpudaflrus.
cur-1.1a warns-c... 13'.- York. 4 9'
. RIAriiold of Iluut'iml place.
is Roberts is ill
\"oi walk ‘l'lm‘tlllt‘ll llIH‘t' l"(‘l 1111' ed
A. 11.. initiated
its iw-giilar
'by Miss .I‘.
All are .
A large con-I
1'1-11mins
just '
1111 3' were stint-l
I'wnlli.ui1_1 salddis'ti'h't.deco-16M.
Iw'ulk. hath limited and all mud six months
ltrom the date hereof for the creditor-1 of said
lMtate tuexhihit their claims for settlement. I
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two pounds.
has the measles.
W. ll. Iluininsioii‘s twelfth organ
1111'11111 will be given in the South Nor-
wall. (‘oiign-paitioniil chim-li, Saturday-
atternmu at 1 o‘clock. \ .
——I"1'e~l1 lish. 31'. Adams 111313.. 811.
Norwalk.
Rev. J. N. Him-lo. ol‘ Uld 'I‘i'inity
church. New York. 3\ as unable to
lll't‘r-t‘lll at St. P1111114 church last night.
M. S. R. Pond preached.
Hmi'gc liuchniaiavr is ncgoliaiing 1‘1 ur
the control of the. iron factory on Water .
street. foriiici'ly occupied by \V. ll.
Hoyt. but now under attachment.
”Fresh lish. 311'. Adams Ill 13s.. No.
Forwalk.
Louise I. sign. Daughters of Herman,
initiated three iiicinlicrs last night. :iiid
afterward licldart-(1.111111111111111 supper. .
. Humboldt Lodgi- will meet tonight.
1 ——I"re.~h fish. .‘w.
Honth Norwalk.
Butler Lodge, 1. 1).
the third degree. last night, on several
- candidates, and afterward the niembcrsl
10111031111 11 delicious oyster supper. pro-E
[pared 113' Charles Dibble 11nd l-Idwai'dI
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Sounds lrom Europe.
"Sounds from 'I'Iuropc and llow we
. (.‘auglit Tlii-iii"is1he title of a lecture
and ciitertainmcnt to be given in the‘
South Norwalk Baptist church. March '2. '
It will consist of 11 descriptive lecture in
which are narrated the experiences of.
two college boys in southern Europe...
11'ilhacoiiccrt phonograph. The strange
' things they saw and heard 13 ill be told
' 113' “verge Murray. of the l'iiivei'sity of
Rochester. The plioiiivgraph itself will.
I give. solos and scli‘ctions by Hui-open"
talent. old cathedral bells and other.
charming features. "
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At tlic South Norwalk Baptist church.
Ioiiight. there will he a special iiiisson-
my meeting under the direction of the
“(llllflll s ils’s‘dh‘lfllltlll. There will be
lestvicisrsiii connection with illl' opcii-'
ingofthe mite ham-s. Miss Aliny, of
'tlic lli'miklyn Training si'liml, will
speak and there Will be papi-i's by M‘Vt‘l‘fll
1.1 the Biiptisl ladies. Vocal selections
will be rendered by the doubl-1 inali-
‘luutotto of the Y. I’. 8. (I. l'l.. 11111111 solo
l’ 1:111 “many.
Big Republican Banquet.
Senator .‘IarigoldIof the Bridge-p ii't Re-
pnblicaii club. announces the date of the
annual «limit-1' and celebration in the
‘1".1111'111 li'cgiiiient aminry us March Ii.
Last year there were Mid seated at the
banquet table. Among the proniiiieiii
1111111111111 liav. consented to be pres: 111
, and addicss the gathci' mg on M1311" n o,
Illt‘tiln’i‘lflllh‘. (Ilmll :iiid l‘oign'e'asinaii
llill oi this state.
'Porumi'mu'ssiiriais.’
~on 1111116" in Norwaii.
"()ld Rube Taniicr" :iiid his company
11.1121 an 113': cllciit 111 11'01'1111 llli‘l' at the
\'oi'w1 llli 0pc r11 House last lll ht. .iiid
"tlic3 di "St‘th' 11c"io\1dcd 11 111.411 wh 1 11 they
11 1111 ll llt 1'11 8111111111 1' 11i;1l11.'f‘1n 1111111-
liers of the 1' on ipauv \1'1'1‘1' "cod. and the?
111111111“. ot' a high order .\ toi'itiiic
oi the ciitci'tainiiient \\.lsllu‘112np:1ll3‘ s
‘ 11.: 111131111, 33liicl1 lt‘llfl' ied di- ust'riptiw
music and 1'1-ccivc1l considerable ap-
plause. The company earned the re 1111-
11117311 of giving one ol thov IN st shows
of ill! kind on the road.
The Tornado Tonight.
Illt'
The UI'
I play occupying stage
Iloyi's Theatre. tonight. is "The Tor-I
undo."
I 11nd should draw 11 crowded ll'ilht'.
scenery is lwautii’ul. the. costumes goi-’
geoiis and costly and everything upti -
date. 'l‘l111t portiv‘ :11 of the amusement 1
public which doles on iiieiodi'unia will‘
enjoy 11 {1111:41 'I'hi re is :1 wealth ut"
wonderful stage illusion. The startliiigfi
s 't‘lllt‘ eti'ec ts are r: :1113' necessary ..'1 the j
l story and are not dragged in 11s :1 bait I‘
This play isIIn very good. one, .
The
.10 1111011 the gallery goilsasim oftent
'1tho caRe. "
wesrroai. ' 5
How the grain barn on the Halifoi'd ‘
iestateI now owned by John (I). \d
aiiis took five on Monday. is :1 mystery
I which may never be sol1 ed '1 he frame
1 o' the barn is one of the oldest 111 West-
Ipnrt its timbers, including the rzit‘tei'.s '
1 being liewn after the manner of :1 111111-
‘1de years ago. When Mr. Adams,
Ilought the property the barn was fall- I
mg to pieces, but he restored it and I
made itiiuew and better barn than it
He. took pride 111 ~pe 1k—
1 'ing of his wo1k. Last season the bums I
{were filled with rye and oat-11. Tliesol
' had been threshed and the grain rumor. l
el. Fifteen initiates before the 1‘ 1'1"
I'brolio out Mr. Adams had been inside "
I'tlie structure. 1 aving.
.’ cv erything all right.
as he suppomd.I
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'1'“) MT. I'Iehruarv 111111. A. l). 1391'». I
Fs tut-101 Eliral clh 8. ‘lot tier. 11h.- of.\ er- i
The 1 'ourt of Probate f1 3rthe District of Nor.
Thosewlio neglect to present their 11 mounts y
roperlr attested. within said time. will bode
nmcmery.10rSuns indebted to
said estatenre requested u make Immediate
merit to
m BEBTHA c. 11.1111 11. .
190. Mr- :Admln triitor. I
Flaked Oats, 2 Pound Package. 07 cents.
Native Potatoes, 45c. Bushol,13c. Pack.
F. D. LAWTON & 60., 22 South MainStreet.
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You Need
Meat,
(unless 3.111111'1-11 veg: 111111111. 3111111 31111
new! it all the sanichut think 31111 doiitl'
—-31cnccd 1111111137. \\c have the meat
you haw the iiio11.i3'.Lct 11 trade. If
your mom 3' is 11.4 guud as our nicatI 31 e ‘11
all be l1: 1pp3
Sugar 111ml shoulders. He.
.in the city.
New York Market
FRANK 5.1332115, Prop.
«a... ~¢- .
The finest
IDONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
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EDWARD STREET
\\ ill (Illt'l' you another oppoiiunit3 to secure one «.1 those
'WHITE COUNTERPANES AT 98c!
Worth $1.25.
Positively this isthe last timi- thcy will be sold at that pi n c All Dress (mods
are living closed out :11 Irws Than (lost Remnants of same at 11:11!
I’m 1'. “c am proud of «1111' display of
Lawns, .Dimities and Cambrics
FOR SPRING .» NI) SI'MMI'IR WEAR.
l’i'ici-snre very reasonable. 113.). Grand opening of I1.1"t‘~‘ and linihroidcricsI all
kinds, widths and styles.
EDWARD STREET,
~ .3 (11121-1111 Building.
.\or1v:ilk.
Connecticut.
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JACKSON 5 PHOTOGRAPHS!
t‘onibitiethr3 Latest ht1lc and l'illlNlt. ”111' 111111 i~ t - iziw 1.1111 .1'11-‘tlon
toourpntrom. uniltniunii. 1111111211 31': vth ti. o the lllleai productions of
tlio1 1‘ ho tuigiuphic Art. Luigi- 1 'ollov'tioii fl 1111 lriv vii .- Studio».
EM. JACKSON, Photographer.
Ow: l‘ )lnad .tonfcctionerr.
NORWALK, CONN.
53 WALL STREET.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatterl BICYCLESI
()tciiiiisa [111'11 on of In. Giisow-«ki‘s
l-l'irtl.c(lrl191(lif \V’alluud \\ Mar 1.1-. . \'.'.v liuvi'llc' 2.1141 hm- ~11 who-l- '11
tom. ('oizicnnd see them.
Soil'wiiik“( fall and see the latest
1113'1-1111 111s (ups, etc. 112.311 CI
evoland Swell Special.
1:1 11 ,.I. 1 who:- 1 with large tiil-
: ‘ pli'gnii 1‘11 1 li-'1\el~1ui HI 1111 imita-
-The Sterling.
R. H . llullt like :1 watch.
. . The Gold Crank Falcon.
I Large balls in all bearings
a Iste The Imperial.
’ The "go lightly" kind.
The Manhattan.
' ' 'l‘lie luv-1toi‘iulieelluuilt.
Drugg'st. Riding School New Open.
-———;-1)-—-— NORWALK
w: PATTERN WORKS,
C. H. Aisthorpe, Prop.
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111 These Prices 11:
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Pl (1
I: SPEAK i an Gotham
I OBICYCLESI
' o 5 P21. Mn». fr -m #10 10 $1M. Large stuck to "-l. v't
r.'. 1. ‘
in Themselves! O , - _
u ' I. The J. T. Prowut Co.
I: 1 ' g I 4.3 Main Street. Norwalk.
Howl‘s Sarsapurillfl. 1‘11" 1‘ g _, ,“__,, .. ,_ -4 ,,-.,_._.....-
0 Ayer's " 7-"
Dana's “ 75¢
(Enticiira Resolveiit. 85c
Paine's Celery Compound, 8.30
Green's Nervura. 750
Scott's Emulsion. 801'. I
(.‘iistoria, 25c '
Atwood's Bitters. 5c,
'two for 251:
William's Pink Pills. 40¢
Carter's Pills. 151'. two for 2’10
Benson‘s Plasters. 15c.
two f)!‘ 2’ .
Alcock’s Plasters. ' 1:: Bl CYC L Es
~——-0--—— Havo Aluminum Rims!
11.11. PLAISTED, FOX
43 Washington St. CYCLE
Bo. Norwalk. - Conn. .. 00-,
_—___.. . a mum». mm.
lo. N‘orwolk.
J EVENING ass-1211191.. FEBRUARY 27'. 1996
"Friends 01111;" "'"IF. D. L AWTON 81 co
1103311131 ti. llonton. 11111213 arcnne.I
How Are
01"!"
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I’ll“
PANTS . - '
Most men find it necessary. about this
season 01 111113 vcai. togct an extra pair of
pants to car 13' them through to the warm
weather.
age you all we
It's our intention to cncoiir- 1
':111 (Hill the way we
hope to do it isby 1'.11.1'i~:s m: nauoatxs
that are 1.111vossmi.i: iron eon l'l'l’l’l'l‘JHx 1‘”
$1.48
11:51-2'1' I
For men's workinv
livingh "‘2 .011 and 3"
I or int-11's
1111' 2.98.
$2.
dress pants that We used to
gct $1.01) and 3.1111 for
It is an exceptionally clean
pants that used to
'ill :1 pair
98
are now going
line ofgpmls, all new and 111-:11 patterns.
not :111 old-timer :iiiiriiu.r them.
We have
gone ahead ol'all former records in the
way (11' bargains and values. and feel
confident :ill calls will result in :1 sale.
0111' South .\'oi'w:1llt store opt-ii cvmiiiirs.
Money back il'yoii ask it.
COMSTOCK
BROTHERS,
iiSUl'TlI .\l:\l.\' ST.I I'MASUNIC lil.l)'(l.,
S i. .‘Jor".'.'.1':k,
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Milford A. Giflln, Manager.
Agent For
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
FEED To Ta I k
FOR ,
If you've got 411111111112: in talk :11 out
3:3,le “713.31“ got the wry thing.
ando .n. you about sum-v oats 1w
week.
HORSES l were
BEST that Ic .1111111 1‘ call tip in :11: 1'1 ,JItl.
GRAIN sc hem-v1 mi 111. though. loz-t m‘t-r .3111 lbs
FOR dirt and «Missiioi 111131."
HORSES sanu price :14 .va'iic
AND you for ordinary (mu.
CATTLE. you buy of do that fury-"oi
BRANCH '
owe»: Manuel T. Hatch,
SOLMANS' , .
LIVERV The Leading brain Dealer,
snatz. '15 Marshall Street. 50. iiomik.
It’s All sag...
lituight for hiring: 111:4. and they
:but full of wild turnip mus. so
folk-1 w-iuld i'harg“
“"1111 to toil
:1 11.11111 1111*
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tier them 71.37.11
I) n18 the 1111111
[11‘ ll.
1 P?
your micnd 11' 111151 see I: or war 1: i4 1.:
Swing. 'l'lii'uyou’ll31.1mm
l‘1'.".111\:il1' I11 1:: 111.133 and 1-~:'3' lilo I”: nvwi
spine new wail paper for sew-ml rooms,
(‘oiiie in 11113' (1113' this week and we the
lillt st p12 1. '9 in ilvv'ui'.1".e wall paper.
Th. 11 331
ot 1111 unusually tine nlfli‘lx’.
:iintei's' Supplies.
Artists‘ Materials. Pictures.
Pictures fromml m rm'ler,
"11'11nll1"llv
r93-
:11.
_'_:’l\'1 31111 Tli'lll. to takrvyuurph'h
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Painting. Piitwi'iizinging and Herman
ing.
DECKER
711 Washington Street; So Xonvalk.
c.11 shavers
ci1'v .- EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
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l'1 with!“ for llinrmiwhlv c:i.1vi'a'gll.~ Ii;.‘i-|".‘)lv' 1'1
maid or waitress! \mi- ric' .. n1. first 1-|: ~~ rr- der—
t m e. Also In ~~1t1nn fur 1 an : man as .1: a: 1.-
1111111 up 1 gin-duct.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first—
. close help In any capacity can obtain the
same immediately at. the above agency:
also those wishing positions. either male
or female. can secure employment.
c. H. HARVEY, Harvey'- Shoo
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”on.
70 North Main. street, South Sonalk.
NELLIEMJSISBROW.
Tooohor of Plano.
TmWwAam Ad'
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IdmfiW-tlm
FOR $111
1111 account of ill
health. I offer my
business at .\'0. 92
Washington street
A first-
class paying husiu ..
I m 18:lc
ucss. established 3
years.
Frederick Mead.
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GORHAM’S
Wall
Paper
Storel I. .
IO First Avenue, , 1
East IorwalkI. .
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Connecticut.
Norwalk Chronicler