Mmmuamut
mammals»
MOITHMTRIMIMMM
in Mali, loath Inuit and Vicinity
During their Diurnal tom-rim
Thoqu 1. Raymond is sick.
--tirIIaI bargainstlIrouglIout.Harvey‘IIl
The Norwalk l’IiiIIters‘ lTnion held II
“quokI-J lnIIt night.E
Nineteen tramps were lodged at the.
Norualk tramp house last night.
«~(‘lIIIIIIIg out at bargain, Harvey.
(£on13 at retail at less than coat.
(llilford (largill, of 1' uiomille, is out
again after his tuaule with the grip.
The Daughterii of Erin will meet ill‘
the Knights of Columbus Hall. tonight.
Rev. F. W. Norris, of South Norwalk.
will preach in Ht. Paul's chapel tonight.
The patients at the NoI walk lIIIIpiIIIl
are all IloIIII: IIiI-IIlI. 'l‘hIIv are the in
number.
—-(iood photographs do not fade; IIou
can got them III RIIIIIluIIIu'I-I, (Ian-tie
building, Norwalk.
Mrs. Ida Seymour, of I? Proepeet ave-
Iiue, who hue been tIIIIIpOI .Irily insane.
in recovering her real-Ion.
'l'hII ()ver River school commit tee. has
accepted the resignation of Mir-III ()la 8.
Uapron. the assistant pn'neipal.
-—We are hanging wall paper at 95'
per double roll. .1 l‘.
Vaahington street
The rooms of the Peopies‘ Institute
will not be open this evening. Visitors
willbeueleome as usual lI‘riIlav evenI
ing.
Ernest \'oIIJaI-obi. of the \'ot walk
Wine company,w went to New Y cik yes-
terday, and part based a horse and wag-
(III.
The Consolidated Railroad company
is laying heaI y steel rails, one. hundred
pounds to the yard through South Nor-
walk.
—(ioods at less than cost.
The South Not-walk Sentinel asks-—
“A turkey supper. When?" Woll say
next Saturday if it II the same to you. ~—
Bridgeport Post.
The lecture \Vlll0l1_\\.L\ to have been
given by Rev E. B. Sanford. at the
Norwalk Methodist clIurII lI, tonight, has
been iIIdI-IinitI lyE postponed
The. Hospital Baird met IIoudIIy
night and examined the plans for the
new hospital building. They will be.
more fully examined before being ae-
eepted.
Alterations are being made tothe tele-
graph otiice at the north end of the Wil-
son Point dock, where Agent Blascer ,
who was burnt out last week, will have
his otllce.
Commodore Philip G. Sanford repre-
sented the Nor“ alk Yacht club at the
meeting of the. Yae ht Rae Eiug Union of
Long Island Sound, held In New York
Monday.
—Atlantic and Ilerett load can be
bought at $5.49 poi" hundred; delivered,
$5.3). The J. T. l’rowitt (10.. III; Wash-
ing street. ,
The Norwalk Mandolin club has
elected these officers: Director, David
Pollard; secretary, Mr. Singer: treasurer,
F. W. Rogers; business manager, 5. H.
Waterbury. ,
Martie McGuc, who will spar four
rounds with William Prong-"bf Brooklyn.
before the South Norwalk Athletic club,
E Friday night, will appear tonight at
” Madison Square Garden. New York.
Some. of the bran work of the engine
. at the South Norwalk hat factory was
.burnt out Monday. and the shop was
shut down until today to repau Ilama
gee, which will amount to about 5550
Harvey.
-Stock, fixtures, lease, for sale cheap
Haney.
)harles E. Johnson, chief engineer at
the Norwalk and South Norwalk El ecto
ric Light company It station, who was
injured by a flash on the. switch- board
which burned one of his hands, has re
sumed lnsduties.
The covering of I-ltl aw matting has
been removed from the yacht Marguer-
ite. lying at her winter quarters in Nor-
walk harbor, and the yacht. will soon be
gotten inreatlinesz-I to go into connois-
siou with the advent of warm. weather.
South Norwalk
—T’urkey supper, . .
rain or shine
Cong‘l. church, tonight,
Yesterday Superintendent of Sewws
Martin Kellogg, of Norwalk, cleaned
out the catch basins ' on High street.
\Vestnort avenue and Wall street. at the
foot of Mill Hill. Out of the VVestport
avenue basin be secured nine brads of
sand, washed In by the recent rains. .
Thomas Mctruire' 5 pet dog broke its
leg, yesterday, at Raymond BrotherII'
ofiice, by a pile of feed toppling oIer on
it. A»; Mr McGuire drew the do" out.
the brute hit him, although not making
a dangerous Wound. The leg was plac-
edin splints, and Mr. McGuire hopes
the dog will recover.
-—Look at Luther M. Wright' s advertise-
jnIent. 810, 000 worth of mwagons sleigh.»
and horse goods that must be sold.
l‘rowitt (Jo. ., INI‘
IE‘ 1 ; MW‘
The republic tot!»
boom at ROI-walk vim about woo.
Kahuna momma—Tat, I. t). 0. F..
will initiate nine candidates tomorrow:
night.
[Re
is ale
him.
Mm. AIIIIIIB. Smith, of Newtown.
avenue. haII returned home from II visit
in Norwich.
or Fred A. Taylor, of Norw alk.
in bed, the grip having prostrat-
Another meeting to din-use the Y. Md
'..A building project will be held at
the tumor iation parlor: tonight.
The Jones Manufacturing company
received an ordet from London, In;
land, for l ‘.’u 000 Stat paper fasteners
“Remington l‘hapter, No. '34. it. .\
‘M., will meet tonight and II'oIIIer the
Past Master degree upon three I-audi-
dates.
The regular mooning of Shernum
louueil, Royal Arcanum. “ill be held
tomor'row night, and one
initiated.
—-Spee Iialit) in Indies
The residence of (iottl’ried Barthol III
Lowe street. South Norwalk. he been
hamlsomely plumbed
lloII- hkiss company.
-—Ever_vthing new and desirable in the
line of wmdow shades and dIIIpIIriI- II, at
“.5 . Smith' II.
A Especial cotielavo of Clinton (om-
IIIaIIde -rv, Knights Templai.
held Friday night tot-outer the. Temple
degree on lI‘Ied L. Bmter.
The Mill Hill eouuuitteo is IIloaetI-Il
with (.m AttornIII 1'). M. Loe kIvood to E
day, and the knotty problem is appar
eutly- pmgmssing slowly towards II Iqu'
tioII.
—-‘.\'o meal at home tonight.
at the Cougiegational church.
lI.‘ W. MItI hell received a letter from
Di. 1“. Hughes. the optican. from
\lbauv,2\'. Y.. thiaInIIuIIiug .sayingthnt
he “km retnIII to Norualk in about «iv
“'00 \
Miss Emma Bennett entertained the
Willing Workers' circle of King's
Daughtera, of the \'orwalk Methodist
church. at her home. In (.‘heatuut airm- t
Norwalk. last" night.
Supper
—A complete stock of dress "nods alI
ways on hand. rangiu in priIe rom-
I56 yd. upwards: nlsoal classesdress lin-
lllgh', new Iutsortment of (III-sat buttons.
just received at M. S. Smiths.
An interesting service is e\pIII ted at-
the South Norwalk Congregational
church tomorrow evening. The topic
is “How to Help Our l’a 'tor.’
Rev. Homer N. Dunning
disco-«ion.
—-Turkey supper tonight (‘ongra-eg
tional church. All friends invited. :..III-
John Chase, II valued employee of the V
Graham Eran temup: Iny allowed a bear y .
packing case to fall on one foot. yin-Iter-
Ilay, and the member became badly
swollen, making it very diilienlt for Mr.
Chase to get around.
Daniel Loeser. leader of the Ariou
Singing societydast night celebrated the
the forty-IIfth anniversary of his birth.
at his home in Britlgolxn‘t. A delegation
fromthe Arious attended and report II
royal good time.
—Look at Luther 4M. Wright‘s adver-
tisement. $10,000 worth of wagons,
sleight-1 and horse goods that must be sold. .
The water in “N orwalk's distributing
reservoir is being consumed ilt-‘I fast as.
During the ex- .
tremo cold weather there was quite a,
loss and the distrIbuting basin Iva-IE .
.. moi-row morning.
it flows into the basin.
drawn down considerably.
The. Fairiield (‘nunty Association of
Cx-l’IIiI-Iiouersot' War will hold its an-
uual meeting and election of oiliI-II'II at
(I. A. R. Hall. Norwalk. nut week
Thursday, at 7:30 o'clock. .\ banquet
will follow the. meeiing. Members will:
beprescnt from Bridgeport, StIunI‘ord
and Danbury .
—Closiug out stock,
cheap. Harvey
The Rev. (‘harles M. Selleck, of Nor-
Ivalk, officiated at Trinity church on
Sunday. making II profound inIprI- union
by his beautiful reading of the seiv,iee
aiul by the earnestness and polish of
diction, which marked his sermon .\
large. congrtgation heard him with at-
tention and profit. ——Nor\vich Bulletin.
Mrs. Joseph C. Miller.
street. received word by cable, yesterday.
fixtures, lease
that her mother died last week, at her
home in Ireland. The deceased had
bII-nsick some time. Mrs. Millerhad
cabled to learn how she was, and was
making preparations to sail for her fOI—
mer home, when word came that her
mother was dead. ‘
—-We have this year 5 wall paper asE
low as 10" per double roll. The .J. T
Prowitt (‘ 0.. till Washington street
The quarterly conference of Catholic,
curates of the diocese of Hartford was
held in Hartford, yI-stIrday. The
clergymen assembled in the conferenr II
100111 of the cathedral. \icar General
Mulchay presided in the
Bishtip Tierney in Florida.
ence of the pastors of the dioceswill be
held Thursday. The vicar , general will
preside at this meeting. ‘
—Buy quick. Boot and Ilhoe. busi mes-III".
(I. H. Harvey is going out of businem.
Stock, fixtures and lease will be dispos-
cd of at a great bargain.
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“ Pure and Sure. ”
Ceveland
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BAKING MDEK.
‘ ii uniform and reliable.
w‘VI'liIiga
mind truck
IIIIIdiIlate
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black hose, l‘l‘I "
guhu tin goods, lib pr. III M. S. Smith .4;
by The .EloIIIII‘, 2
will be;
and tho. E
will lead in It~,
of South Main .
abseuIe ofE
A, couter- .
, ,I III. cIIIIoInII IIIIIIIII. m, III III.
E a I. I. . I. an, to III.
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E Cranberries, lac per qt.
E.F D. LAWTON & 00., 22 South Main Street.
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in the "IIIMIII the people do their
trading with an 1' For the bI-III-Iit of our
brother llllli'lit'l’l who were I'III'II to alert
the storythat we had failed last “11’“.
We wil any: We will be in luminous
\I hen they are Weeping III-ImwallII.
'l‘othe people. we will gin a special
sale every day this Week. “or market
will be open until II o'clock p. In. every
evening.
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DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET”
()ffcrs 2o dozen
Ladies’ Fast Black Hose
(if the Celebrated and l'ncqualled Uny'x lirantl, at
H 25 Cents Pair!
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llIglI spliced heel, double sole, and spliccd‘ scam. They are regular
Izvccnt goods. Avail yourselves of the opportunity.
\\ e are showing a beautiful line of Fancy Ribbons.
II‘anIy Silks for waists, in Dresden and Persian liflcrte.
EDWARD STREET,
5 (iazette Building,
\ ()l wal k, - - - - -
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Connecticut.
JACKSON 3 PHOTOGRAPHS!
('omblnethe latest HIIlIIIIIIIl l-‘ini-Ih. Our aim III to give satisfaction
I IIIIIrpIIIronI.auIl IqurnialIIhc III with the IhrI IlIIeIIt [iqullll'flIIlH of
tin l’liotograi hlI AII. Large I" ollevI lion «Ill 'lIll Iron H Ntunlim
I..." JACKSON, Photographer.
Over 1". )lead‘s Confectionery.
53 WALL STREET, - - . .
ll. ll MII(IIIIIIIl:I, "of Conipo. is very
. low with Ian umoniu. '
Butler Lodge, I. I). ll. K,
Pl 'ste d
the Iirst degree tonight.
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DruggIst.
HM.-. . ...l . . .1. I...
will I-oIIfI-II
The imprI‘IveiIIeuts at Pioneer limit
and Laddercompany'squarter-I will be
,IIoIIIIIII-III-IIIl Thursday.
A branch of the South Norwalk
”I't‘l'ih l utting sc hool has been started in
Weatport in the ~tore of tin; 'l‘heodore
I'l‘ IIvloI" building. Main .IIII’II.IIt
he'stei Warren Is iquIoIiug in health
ll' the rIIsideIIIII ol lIiI~ g1 IIIIIdIIIoIlIeI", .
Mrs. Maitin Kellogg No. Iill Wall .
stree,t Norwalk.
l’hilip Fitzsiuunons was arrested lavt
night for being iIIoniI- ated. II!‘ is It
veteran at lI‘itI h's SoltliI-rs' Home.
Judge Frost continued the IIIIIIII until it.-
We try to keep everything in III"
drug line, and will get. any
________ , arIiI-II- not in stock at.
',l‘he east-hound train due at South
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- Norwalk at iriti , p. m.. _\"‘5lt‘l'-' “U” n rm
day, met with an accident of minor note
Elwtween that station and Marion. Hui“ “My“ .
lried l‘l'Illlll'rl wore made at the. South
NoerIalk station. _ . E . OUR .
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'l0I',::.”II‘, :lHI‘, and upwards at M. h. DEPARTMENT. ,
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E George H. VIIIIHIXIHI‘JI. oi (' II. Inbury. < ls carefully managed". and we 1%!" 4
II ft hIs horse and wagon standing in‘ I all the iI‘upI-Ioi'ed‘ rrI-IIIh-orl‘e fl
Efiont of Adams Brothels meal markIt . l . _ l . O
In Wall street. this noon, ulu II Edward O “m TWP y I“ W mm“ ‘ '
l AdalusdrovI upiu a IIIIIIlI-III‘I. As in IlII'N as soon as“ . w
l st: IIIIIII oil \ IIIIHooIIIIIIr' 5 bone. followed. lll they are in I
and then started to run. The hoise fl. them-u" '
was captured by George R. Nash at the R. l"" II. H
corner of Water street. No damage “it” . 2
was done. _ ’ ( ’I N
The special IIoIIIIIIittI-II In still at work , I ”*3 9
on the Mill Hill question They lllI‘ . o ‘ 2i.
E IIEI‘Im tgetttittlig EEEIt tEhIEEI-EIEIII IEI' n’lilt:i‘illllg EE-hI En pLApsfgpI‘s
arm? a II- oo II III II III p .III.
is toI-utott the Quintard building and, u COUCH o
mote the other buildings baII k, as beie REMEDVE '
E tofore stated III The Sentinel. Just how.' ' 1 . ”
lthe cost will bI diviIlId Is a IEIII‘HliIItI ISI' 3 E, E, . ’
Esome importance. The. feeling oI the “in “1W3.“ PM“ "I" "'l'l‘lldl'li‘mll‘?
citizens of Norw alk see ms to be that IlIe‘ borl‘leu,
I ity should not be put to any expense. in ‘ '
the matter. . r
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~lrviug Reed, formeily employed by:
.Buxton & Biundage, ban IIIturued to
lNorwalk and Is now in the employ of TR‘V'
iL. J. Reynolds, successor to that firm. ,
Springtime isI-omingand they are pre- . PLAISTED 5
pared to mow fIIInituIe, pianos or do; BENZOIN
any Ineral true kin either in or I III of ‘
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E. town.
The tune ml of Mind Josepliihe'flioui; IIs . it cures chapped haluvl‘s tend wre-
was attended yesterday :IftII-.noon Irony lips.
the resident: eof Kb '.L_vou. Jr. Rev. (3. ‘
EH. Beard officiated. There weir. many,
Ebeautiful Iloral tributes, A quartI-tte .E.
Eeomposed of Mrs. N. E. Campbell MiIIsE'
EF. M. Benedict. Henry Tilly and Wal-I
E lacII Puuzelt sang three selections. The I
pallbearers “(5,1‘0M M. Norton, (3. M. 5
Lawrence. Themlorus Nash and 1",.
ETolles. The burial was in l IIioiIE ceIIIe-
Etary. Norwalk.
3 —-The Marion Short recital next Fri
' day evening, in the Norwalk Congrega-
tional chapel. will be a rare treat to all
liners of good eloI ution and IIInI-IiII. ,
l Miss Short never fails to delight with ;
clever impersonations. and she u Ill beI
assisted by Mrs. Martin Schultz of New I
R. HI PLAISTED,
‘3 Washington St.
50. Norwall’r, - . . Conn.
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Come and we will verify our statements to your entire satisfaction.
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Y ork. wprano soloist; Miss Agnes Little- . '
pauist. ThoI DIIorlIIIIIpI-r II ( 'ireles of
King' a Daughters, under whose unspic es
the entertainment it. to be given. will
spare no mine} to make the evening thor-
oughly emabl e.
To-ohor of Plano.
draw 36 West Avenue.
john, violiniat, and Sallie Be Itta, Iu-I- om~ N n I. L I E: M. o Is 3 R O w’l
Terms Redeem on human.” A“:
.‘ilso a new i'Iucoi'I
returmd {or the asking of it.
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SELLING dur AT‘cosrt
THEIR liN'l‘lRl-Z STUCK ()l’
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HEAVY WEIGHT CLOTHING l
is sold previous to that time.
Overcoats,
Suits,
Reefers
and
Pants,
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The SM II will begin MUND \\', .\lAl\C ii and, and continue, until the follouiug Mood: Iy lllllt‘S‘i the stock
It int-Ind“.
AT COST
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
if you are a part." hascr it tncaus a sating of 5m eral dollars to you.
add, w IlI our reputation for dong just what we adiertise, that this is no exI-epti on to the rule.
goodii an! all new, therefore we hate the latest patterns and correct fashions.
ll hardly seems nccmary for us to
Our
If it were comprised of job
South Norwalk store open evenings. Money
Comstock Brothers,
"l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
NORWALK. CONN. ‘
So. NOI‘WBIKQ
MASONIC BUILDING,
Norwalk.
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AgentFor H; '5’ or
BUFFALO
GLUTEN It Isn’t
FEED _
FOR Wise to purchase your giain from
CATTLE a concern which i:. more careful to
Chicken. select the finest in the market. It
and all depends upon your view point.
. HORSES! Those people who want the best
"'5 E E 7 HAT C U R V E 7 I. _ obtainable, want it clean and whole-
‘ the WI one)" I'm: 355T SOlllC.illltl sold honestly and without _
" ‘ ‘ ‘ '” GRAIN Iuisrepresmtation will place their
T HIS V E A R FOR order with us.
I‘m: HORSES
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KEATI NGS! onus.
"Arc p5 liars E;\.ElIEcaIE.lE of Them All. ” BRECH manual T. HatCh’
FOX CYCLE CO. OFF'CE . _ .
Z Eli/MW tb NEEEEE ’ SOLMANS' The Leadmg brain Dealer,
lt‘oi'r‘ll Vonu’un’. (‘oxx‘n ITIII‘I" LIVERY ,
‘ I...- ‘ STABLE. I5 Marshall Street. 80. Norwalk.
'mtilsx lit 5W h :It [’inuoo .~
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BICYCLESI
“dilate “III [III xi lino of when 1..- in
tour) (futile and .m- (III-.Im
clcvcland Swell Special.
”you we» a wine I with l: IIrgII tub-
Ia‘g It iu‘M lI-Ielnud I'l' IIII imitu.
‘tion.
The Sterling
liailt like a man h.
The Gold cunt Falcon,
largeha l.» in all hem mg!
The Imperial.
go ilfl‘iil)" kind.
The Manhattan.
In» new [I00 all») built.
Elliding School low Open.
NORWALK‘
PATTERN ’ WORKS,
c. ll Alsthprpo, Prop.
in»
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oil “inertial! I vain-I III in: I’ll.
MIMI; ~Il-,\|li.~l,I. in all lH‘Jl
li‘i'I'r'M New Idiom,
Int-inabili-
I N ill Input ulml that will ~IIIIIIl the
Italian lolnidmille and durable.
5.,Stonurs
'HM' "II-N1 MIMI-Ii iIIIIIII IIIIIIlII-I zit llIIIpriI-e.
"I'll
I ilAlllllillfllW no III Iuw IIIII In"
E Gotham;
l [Willi .I-Il‘lwtlldHhIfi-Wllh {Ir/Int $3; to (too
Juvenile
IloIIw remind u»
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ETlIoJ. ‘l’. Prowitt Co.
4»? Main Street, XIII-walk.
AN UPSET
in prices for Wall Paperd’aintiug.r and in-
terior decorating generally is observable
at DI-eker's. (iood Wall Paper was nev-
er as cheap as to day. and materials. Ile-
sigus. execution and finish exceed any-
thing shown before. A room pIIpIII‘I-Il
with blanks at [be per roll will cost little
and be a model ofdaintiness.
Painters” Supplies.
Artistu' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. Paperhanging.
and Sign. Writing.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street. ,
J. D. JENNINGS
DIIIII’iI"IItiII;.'
So. Norwalk.
UNDERTAKER.
I KNIG‘HT STREET,
Norwalk. ~ - ._ - "-
~ Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDEI’CE ELM STRET. .
TELEPHONE CALL, 11.
Conn.
IIIItI' hing. ll. lIIIII~lIIInIL (iolu‘l
I‘ll] lolish. E'I kind-Io! lnEIahoErIIII
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and \\ hite ('oehinn. one and II IIIII-rlil.
I".'Hoimrmro It Footnote Henna No 7
EGGS II kinds olthII Rest lamb for
”In". llllll Ii. I, ‘IIII
Hour) street. but Nomi}: “I am
FOR SALE
CHEAP!
“()n account of ill
health. I tiller my
business at No. 92
Washington street
A first-
I‘lass paying busi-
l’or Sale.
mess. established 3
_\'L‘Zl l‘S .
FrederiCk Mead.
BETTER THAN BANKS.
You couldn‘t make
a bIItIIII iIIIeIItInent
or Innuev than!) the
l'l'ltt‘ HANF lo! fl)”-
HUNDB. sotortmset.
They don't rust.
.motludon teat them
they don t fluctuate
III “due to any rea-
humble extent and
{lu'flm ulnar-I rea-
we on them very
nearly their \aluo.
They make "newton.
nuts or lI-eiilooms and are. alwuv-I excellent
I-nllIIteml. \lho-II Inn unlit Ilrnt- water db»
mood-I orjeue lry g- min
HOMER B. Hovr's‘
Jewelry and Optical Store, .
SOWashiugton Street. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler