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Frederick Banger, of Taylor avenue.
has pneumonia.
MnHenry Linxweiler, who has been
sick with neuralgia, is iniproi ing.
Uncas'l‘ribe, No. 26, I. O. R M., will
rehearse the Hunter's degree tonight
Edward Hubbell, who left town last
week. forfeiting a bond 013100111 laid to
be in Newark.
William W. “Nobles, 11! Chestnut
sheet. hudapsral tic shock, last week
audhhooudltion critical.
Albert Goldmlnk of Norwalk.h11s
uncured aposition with Edwanl Bates,
of Darion, as teamswr.
—Strictly fresh eggs, 200 a dozen. I".
D. Lawton & Co.
The funeral 1111;1'11'1IE11211m111 Frau-1
cos Williams, of 17 Wood street, was
held yesterday attcruo'm.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabethllutch-
ford, of Hoyt street. was held from St
Mary's church yesterday.
E. 11. Mitchell. the flagman who was
struck last week by an engine on the
fonsolidated railroad, is recovering nice-
y.
Rev. 1". W. Norris, of Trinity church,
will preach Wednesday night in the
Clgiikpew Our 11on Saviour. in Nor.-
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The international Christian Endeavor
convention in 1897 willbo held in San
giggicisco, and at Louisville, Ky, in
Services will be held in 'Ir'nity
church every afte'nm n this week. ex-
cep t Friday, at 4: 30 o’clock. Friday
night, at 7:30 o‘clock, there will be
pre whing service.
During the stereopticon service at the
Nowalk Opera House, yesterday after-
noon, 8 young lady fainted, owing to
the oppretsive heat. Restorativcs were
applied and she soon revived.
—-Goods at less than cost. Harvey.
Willie O.Bau1nberger diel this morn
ing oibrain fever, at but 11 mo in it .1y-
mo 1d street. He was nearly four years
01113..»1'11'9 funeral will be held tom'or
row afternoon at 3 o 'clock.
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—Closing ontTTnt-w bargain, Harv cy
Goods- -at retail at less than cost.
The next regular meeting of Norwalk
chapter, D. A. R., Will be held Thurs—
day, March 19, when a full report of the
recent 0 intinental (lengress willsbe read.
It has been prepared by the chapter's
delegate. Mrs. E. J. Hill.
The church headquarters for the Con-
necticut delegation ut the world's Chris-
tiiin Endeavor convention in Washing-
ton, next July, Will be the Metmpolitnu
Presbyterian church. and the hotel
headquarters at The National.
—A. complete stock or dress goods al-
ways on hand, ranging” in pnce from 15c
yd., upw gills; also all classes of dress
buttons, just reeerv ed at M S. Smith’ 11'
Rev. A. B. Leonard addressed the.
Norwalk Methodist Sunday school at its
session yesterday. He recited the Lord s
Prayer 1n two languages of India and
sang an Indian hymn. He 11 so gave a
description of a Sunday school in Ind. 11.
——Look at Luther M. —_Wright 11 adver- l
tisement. $10,000 worth of wagons,-
sleighs and horse goods that must be sold.
There is 11' t..le prospect of any orange
crops being raised in Florida for several
years yet, except in farm 11 11c111ities
nut in the extreme southern part of the
state. The peach, pear and plum trees
are now in bloom and violets' 1n blossom.
The directors of tho 111111111111 C nfy.
1 Savings hank met this 11111-111111; 11111
toned to the reading of resolutions upon
the death of Secretary and Treasurer
James E. Bailey. It. was voted to close
the bank at 2 o 'clock. It will open
again beiween '7 and 8 o’clock tonight.
-—Buy quick. Boot and shoe business
0. H. H 1rvey s gouig out of business.
Stock. fixtures and lease will be dispo: -
ted of at a great- bargain.
The erratic fire alarm systemof Nor-
walk cannot be put in first- class condi-
tion any‘too soon. The city has a les-
son to profit by in Danbury’s big tire,
forif the fire alarm of that city had
been world 1c properly there would
have been .1 more prompt resp disc by the
firemen and 1he tire gotten 11 {fit
trol more qui '.kly Let Nor 11 $351
‘ ”before she finds herself in a similar
predicament.
Miss Augusta Sophie Quitman. the ac-
1 complished daughter of 1.1.W. Qiitman,
foreman at Yale &, Towns Manufactur-
ing company. 13 to be married to Uott-
fried Barthel, 0" South Norwalk on the
' 19th inst. The groom is a nephew of
Otto Barthel, the Smth Norwalk batter,
and has prepared a handsome and cosy
residence on Lowe street, in the latter
place. The groom and bride will start out
with bright prospects for future happi-.
nose, andF our congratulht-ioiit Will gt)’
with them The ceremony will be per-
lormedmts oleIode. m..a¥r1h0 homo!
. the bride 3 parents in- Benton street.
South Norwalk. —Stauflord Till
new
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mo.
Ford Soeley Cycle 1101113111117
has
meeivedauow’tioColum his
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inlty in lddiu‘ mblack hose,
1111‘ 1113311.. 11111 pr. ., at M. 8. atom.
South Norwulk Lodge, Knights of
Honor, will confer the do . Wednes—
day night, at Red Men‘s all.
Another excellent afternoon service
was held at the New alk Opera House,
yesterday 1111111111 Om, under the auspices
‘ of the Y. M. C. A
-—Str1'tly fresh 1111.11.11» 11 dozen. F.
' D. Law ton 1t Co.
The regular commotion of Butler
chapter. R. A. 11.. 11 illbe held tomor-
row night. Work in the Mark Master
Mason's degree.
Aspetial land 19 being raised in the
First Congregational church to be sent
to Mrs. Barnum. at Constantinople. to
fassist in the relief of the Armenian sut-
erors.
The Daughters of the American Revo-
lution will make arrangements for the
decoratin of the graves of the Revolu-
tionary sodiers in the Norwalk ceme-
teries on Memorial Div.
-—l°‘.verytl1iug 111111 111111 dosh able 111 the
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11' 1.1.11.1” :ll‘cllll‘.‘. has
that he had become demented. 'l‘iu-
story that Ili' ha". '.'.‘1111111'11'1'Ii oll' 1'sunl run
The Ill.uchi11cuhngof thc Chant 11.-
qua l.ni11n v. ill be licld one neck from
tonight, at the home of Mrs. Jennie
Littell Nash Bayview avenue. The
subject will be, “American Character-
istics.”
The Y. P.S of the Norwalk
Congicgationul church, held a special
me tin: lust cloningin behalf of mis-
sinns. which wrill'l'nll of interest The
0111111111111 1vam“sl1eplmrd. of Win-
nipauk. ' '
Because of tlio supper VVcdnesdny. the
South NOI'WIIIRL mitl‘vgationul Institute
will benpen Tuesday evening instead.
Dr. Pardon has kindly consented to
talk to the Institute boys. Her topic.
will be “Grit."
this morning at- the home of hcr
nephew, Henry Bndwoll,
avenue. Deceased was seventy-seven
held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. E. B. Sanford. who spoke at the
Norwulkclubrooins. last Friday own-
ing, will speak' in the Norwulk Mclln
dist church on Wednesday evenin':
next, upon “The Open and Institutional
Church." The public is cordially i11-
vited.
——Strictly fresh eggs, 201' a dozen. F.
D. Lawton & ('0.
The March meeting of the “01111111 '11
club will be held at thewsidcnce of Mrs.
Frank Curtis. ll Mott avenue. next
Thursday. The annual 111ceting of the
.‘qub for the election 01' officers for the
ensuing year will beheld on March 20.
at the house of Mrs. Dexter Hitchcock
Kate (lertrudl: Tgiicsfwife of Chann-
cey L. Platt, of Wilton avenue, died
yesterday, aged forty-four years. Mrs
She leaves two children, a son and
adaughter. The funeral will be hcild
Wednesday afternoon ate 0 o ‘clock.
d111wlitcr,lllrs.Horbcrt Sonthwi1k.No
Hl West Sixty third street, New York
city yo asterd 11y. He. was eighty years of
age. The funeral will be held at the,
residence of his daughter, at ll) 1) ‘cloclr
Wednesday morning.
The summary process case brought by
W1lli11n1 .I.Lr1w against John 1".S111n-
mis, came before Judge Frost in the
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1no appearance by the defendant, and
ijndgment w is giienthc plaintiff bv
'dcfault.
R11v.Jol1n T. Winters announced at
St .lwcph s1l111r1h yesterday th'1t he
111'.) ldlectur Mar 1117 l1,'111‘ St, I’.'1t1i1'k s
Ivift 11nd Ireland‘ 5 .-\ppreci:1tion " The
choir will render special music , 111111 the
Philhammnic on hcstrn will furnish
715111111111 Mdanoing after the l ctnrc.
inirfield county divisions of the Ancient
Order of 3”.“ minus 11 as hold 111 Bridge
port yr stcrday‘. Fiirty.s1\v1111 delegates
repwsouting the nine divisiom of the
1rdcr1n the county and the H1bcrni11n
R' ties were in attend.'1n1 0. William
Quill: 1n. 16f Now .1111 was elected county
se111'1-t11ry.an1l.lohn Kelly, of Norw alk,
county treasurer.
-—Strictly fresh eggs, .21)"- :1 dozen. F.
D. Lawton & Co.
HubertS.l)Iitr'l1°ll cutcrtained right
of his young gentlemen friends at sup-t
per.Snturd11y night, at L1-‘1n~ s melon
rum. in honorof the 1111- 111v- first anni-
versdry n! his li'tl1d11}.Thcy ,zavo
ship in the shape of a cold mounted”
meerschanm p1 pe. Speech- making
was indulged in and jokes cr111-l.ke1
During the afternoon Mr. Mitchell rc-
membered his fellow employees in The
Sentinel ofiice.
Prof. H. S. 81111111111111. of Stan1ford,is
organizing an orchestra to be composed
of 101) players of the following instru-
ments: Flute. violins, violos double bass.
1 silo, mandolins, mandolos, guitars, cor-
net, French horns, harps. They will
ive a series of concerts. Any players
ho desire to join are requested to cor. 1
municato with Mr. Sebastian, at Stain
'iorrl. This'orchestra will be composud
of players from Stamford Bridgeport,
kSouth Nonv all: and Norv. alk.
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BAKING PownER.
“I have used Cleveland’s B
akm g Powder exclusively for
several years, because I have found It what it claims to
hes—me audwbokwgfigd uniformly satisfactory"
In. May
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I. mucous, Antler Ram Carl M.-
lline of window shades and drapclies. at ' ‘
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tion for 1111 “viii in 1111 owning 11111111"
Hannah, wife or 11. it. Bcnl1a1n,died,‘
11f Fairficld‘
years of age. Funeral services will bel
1' Platt- had been an invalid for com“ timc. .
Andrew S. Homerslcv, fornicilv of i
\‘orwalk, died at the residence of his:
There 11 .1s "
The semi-annual convention of ”1'";
himh your (hands 111111 tokcn of f1'i1nd-1‘1 ‘
, [01‘s.
1m pocket “my?
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. 0 lbs. California Raisins, no, to lb.
l ‘ 5 " “ 2511,60 lb. .
' 3 " ZOcJOc lb.
cranberries, 100 per qt.
F. D. LAWTON 81 CO.,ZZ South 11111115119111.
A Tempting Ollerl
We do not buy. therefore do not sell
inferior meats. Our record for the one
car that We have been in business has
never been beat by any butcher in the
town. We have sold more goods than
any two markets 111 the twin cities. We
have the best bologna maker in New
York citv with us now and We can sell
the best stock ever turned out.8010gn11,
‘01-. per pouml:l"r1u1kfurts.l21':lle111l-
1'-l11-11~v, 101': 11111-111 111.11. 1151' Fr iish
every 1‘! 1y. I' 11911 l) ~l1'11'1'y.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET ,,
Offers so dozen |
Ladies’ Fast Black Hose
1 0f the Celebratede‘ll‘u Unequallcd Onyx 111111111, at
1
l 25 Cents Pair!
llligh spliced heel double sole, and spliced seam. They are regular
.12 cent goods. Avail yourselves of the opportunity
We are showing a beautiful line of Fancy Ribbons. Alioa new line of
' Flilll')’ S1lks for waists, in Dresden and Persian Effects.
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EDWARD 1$TREET,
.'1 (luzotte Building,
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l\or,walk
JA'CKSON’S PHOTOGRAhPHS!i
Combine the Latest Style and l‘inlsh. Our aim is to give satisfaction
to our patrons. and to (urnlsb them with the the finest productions of
the Photographic Art. 1.111111- 1' ullcctlon 11f (‘hilI lren' 1. Studies.
1 E. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
Over 1‘. Mead's Confectionery.
N O R WALK, GO N N.
53 WALLs'rRzzr, . . . .
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The consolidation committee will‘ ,
meet at the Nor“ .1lk city 1'011111'11 rooms,
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The Hill & HubbelI Lumber company s
o‘llccin VVntcr street, Norw 111k started
for Westport on rollers, today. ’
Plaigste d,
Dlug‘gist.‘
1.1 'tho Town .(‘ourt, this morning. ‘
l Mrs. Bridget Mchrni y \y .1~ lined $51 for
l intoxication. Sentence 11.111 suspended.
l1
Death of Miss losephi as Thomas.
1 Miss».losephino Thomas, aged sixty-
"four years died Saturday night, at the '
residence of Mr. and Mr I". .l"1_v1111,
111 West street. Miss Thomas 1v ust taken
seriously ill last Tuesday 111111111111111111111111
at Mrs. Lyon's 1111111'-,1111dit was deemed
.1111 is 111111 for her to stay 111111.11 where
1 she was given the best of 1 '1111' and 111 cry ‘
thing possible done tor l1m.l)c1lih 11.111 ‘1
due to pneumonia. although three days .
after being taken 11111111, Iyphoul symp- l
tomsnppeared. The lltlt'l' 11111111 \1 as 11111. m- 1
tier of the South N111 11 all. Congregation-
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We try to keep everything in th'3
drug line, and will get any
article not in stock at 1
short notice.
l 111 church. S111 leaves two 5: '511-1 ,Mrs. S. U
I A. Rupclyem of South Norwalk. /Tlllll Mrs.
Uhlll’lts Houn111,ofN11p.1('it:.,1/Cil. The , . OUR
funeral sen 119s will be held {111m Mrs m PRESCRIPTION In
I. Lyon' 11 residenrc tomorioa 11ft1rn11o11 at D E
| l'ucuoeln, ,Itcv. t1. H.Bc1111l oiliciuting. 1 2 DEPARTMENT. ..
—-The Assessed Valuation 1 (D
0! real and personal property 1'11(.'1n T [11carefully.uianagi'd 11nd “'0 use N
1111c1i1'ut was marlj two billion dollars I 1111 the "“vam 1111'tl1ods 0 l
in 1891.) T1111 :lSSlNH‘tI valuation of 1111 a 11ndsupplyncwi‘cniu- .
[innerinl C1111v11111..11r is only 106 Try dies as soon as In 1’
11111 11th. S. Trowbridgc d: (‘.1.’ scigar bl they are m - }
st1rc. . , . j n. . themar- m l
“Now,lmkphvru." said the professor; O. hell! 2
to the infuria't't-d ball, "you are my -su-:, (1 p N
1perior in strength, I am your superior: I -o—-—— 0 l
in mind. Let us arbitrate this matter, ' o E
‘ and see which should by right have the , - PLAISTED’S
better of our controversy." “Oh, no." 3 COUCH o
rcpiicdthn bull; “let' :1 toss up it11p."1 1 1 3'
l‘l1eg1n1fl-ssor 111:1 ' l: RTMEPVI Pl
“Ifiiamf'l‘ said Mrs 1 (‘orntosm-L 3 Will nlwnys cure. 2.3 111111.130 cent E
“which kindo money do you favor"H 0 bottles. 13
'Well, Mandy," replied the old gentle-
lmen, " 'ter tell yer the truth I kindcr1 0
hate ter express any opinion. I ve sec 11 l
[‘a lot 0' tellers sit down an woory 'bout TRY
makin a chi' ce, an the fus‘ thing theyi ’ ’
knew they didnt hcv none of either} PLA'STED S
lkind. " 1 BENZOIN
' _ CREAM!
“Is it the intention to take water
from Lake Chautauqua for the proposed l >
Ish 11p canal?" asked on“ citizen of anoth
1312150 i understand. ' “It will be ‘ '
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necessary tor-3111111111 great care to 11".1'1'e1
iplent water around Point 1‘ . 11111.1:1-f _. .
1 qua. skuWh-y-fi' 1134ptistllic11dqnm"- . 7 I V .- ‘
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A Deep Sclicmc-"Sheis that stingy, " ‘
43 Washington 51:.
It cures chapped hands and sore“
lips.
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said Bridget Agnes to her caller, “if I
‘wrup up the lastc bit of toy for th"
ifclks at home, sure she misses it at:
once.‘ “Fwy," asked the visitor.
; “don t ye take it out of the bottom ar;
the can?" l
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‘So.Norwalk, - - -
Conn.
1 Mrs. McSwnt ( at the theatre ‘I —I"or
pity' a sake, Billingcr, what are you do-
ing‘. Mr. McSwat (quiet, but detcnnin-i N E I. L , g m_ D '5' a R O w
ed)-I' m attaching a vacnm tube to this’
Twin-1.,“ Plum. _ .1:
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in H1
1 1 haf in TTeFmA‘Taosouahlo on Apollo-ti . .Ad-
front o! no ,drm at West Avenue. anal) 6- l
“‘Are 365 Days Ahead of Them .111."
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Cornstock Brothers l
SELLING our AT COST!
THEIR ENTIRlib STOCK ()l"
HEAVY WEIGHT CLOTHING
The 5.11.15 will begin 1101111111; 111
is sold previous to that time.
Overcoats,
Suits,
Reefers
and.
Pants,
ARCH and, and continue until the following )lo11day',11nlcss the stock
It Includes
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FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
If you are a purchaser it means a saving of several dollars to you.
.add,.with our reputation for doing just what we advertise, that this is no exception to the rule.
goods are all new, therefore Wt? have the latest patterns and corn-ct fashions.
lots and odds and ends, it would not be theap even at cost.
Come and we will verify our statements to your entire satisfaction.
returned for the asking of it.
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It hardly seems necessary for us to
‘Our
If it were comprised of job
South Norwalk store open evenings. Money
Comstock Brothers,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
So. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GlFFIN,“Manager.
”SEE THAT CURVE?”
You will many times
THIS YEAR
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KEATINGS!
FOX CYCLE CO.,
2 Elizabeth Street.
Sovrn NORWALR. (h‘msuvrivi'r.
Norwalklhrupehpt‘lfluneo‘s.
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BICYCLES l
Welnuetlmlos.l1'1c11f11"1o11ls Iii
town. 0111111111111! soc thorn.
OleVeland Swell Special.
If 111111101111 wheel with huge t11l1-
{pg it is a Glen-111ml 111 1111 imita-
on.
The Sterling.
Built like 11 watch.
The Gold Drank Falcon,
Large balls in all bearings.
The Imperial.
The "ac lightly“
The Manhattan.
The best 860 wheel built.
Riding School New Open.
kind.
- NORWAIAK
PATTERN WORKS,
O. H. Aisthorpo, Prop.
A fow \1'11rd.'1bout
RAMBLER
BICYCLES!
Mmle by one of the oldest bio
cvcle houses in the country.
he Rambler has always
been noted for strenath and
easy running A glance at
the 96 models shows they
are 'way 11p in style. When
ridinga Rambler l0“ never
need to fear you 11' ll hauA to
walk home. They stand the
racket Also 11 line of Gales,
Ideals. Stormers 11ml tit-th-
ums.
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The '1': 11111111111
45 Main Stray. Norwalk.
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MASONIC BUILDING,
Norwalk.
Agent For .
3.1mm A Word With You!
GLUTEN I sell gram ' Idon' 1 do anylhinrr
FEED else and for that reason can do it
FOR better than any body else. l always
GATTLE have the best of grain ; it costs me
Ch'°k°“' more than the ordinary, but~not
."d 1011.
HORSESI Ihme fine barley oats, carefully
—— screened, worth twice .15 much as
BEST the oats some folks Would give
GRA'N you for the some money.
FOR “c are gems: to sell them fo1
HORSES more than we paid for them, but
AND less than anybody else can sell
CATTLE. them for.
B‘RANGH
OFF-:5" " manue| Tl HatCh’
SIT/LE RAY s The Leading Grain Dealer,
STABLE. l5 Marshall Street,$o. Norwalk.
FOR SALE
CHEAPl
()11 account of ill
health, I ofi'cr my
business at No. 92
Washington street
For Sale. A first-
class paying busi-
AN l'l’SET - 1
In prices for Wall l’11pc1',l’11i11tingandin—
torior decorating generally is observable
ness, established 3
at Dccker's Good Wall Paper was dov— ‘ '
or as cheap as to day. and materials, dc-
signs, execution and finish excel-11 any"
thing shown before. A room puporcd
with blanks 111 [be per roll will cost little
and be :1 model of duintincss.
Painters‘ Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures frlunod to order. 1
,1 Painting. ’npi rhanging. Decorating
111er 1:51:11 ‘.':‘1'1 .'.t 11' '. .
111-:1 1:111:11,
79 Washington Smut.
years.
rederick. Mead.
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BETTER THAN BANKS
rm:
So. Norwalk.
Y-11111113nl ln't make
11 lultcr imcstinent
o’T’T 1.11 1.1 11 l
J. D. JENNINGS, «i l1‘1131‘iii‘if‘m’l‘1'
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UNDERTAKER. lip “31:13), dilllt‘"r,‘i“::l:
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menu spasm “(151.38 11333) $111125?
Norwalk, - Conn. L 11111111113 exie‘h’t an-
Opp Street Railway Depot, vou can always res.
ilze on them very
RESIDENCE ELM STRET.
TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
nearly their value.
They make flue pres-
ents: or heirlooms and are always excellent
“'..11llntoral “hen you want llrst- water dla-
monds or jewelry go in
.311 klnd‘nl thlLBOst me for g
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311111111; Jwgig 1112?.32311011101 n 11 7 Jewelry and Optical Store.
Henry 31:09th» Touring. m, 1101's: 80 Washington Street.
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