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WES REFORMS.
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3 walk lockup last night.
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The Y. 31.0. A. directors will meet
tonight.
Butler lndgehvill confer the second
degree tonight. ‘
Eight tramps \verewltslgml at tho Nor. , ‘ _
Lorned llcef
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DilfuudurCouncil, 1). II. A. M, willl
confer the second dogma tonight.
Is Mali, South Mall: and Vicinity
beds. their Diurnal lenmvlm. l
All infant of John H. “ice, of Nul'v'
wan? died Sunday. l
Mrs. D. W. Harford is very sick at her
hmne in Madison strum. ,
The manure a hrs—3h. Baldwin. in
Wall street, hours a measles card.
There will ban basket ball matehat
the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium tonight.
. 'lI‘rank Wiloek took the unwind degree
in Schiller Stamm. U. 0. ll. lit. this
morning.
Rev. Frank E. Robbins‘ houso in
nklltl avenue hoarse measles card.
one at his children being atllictcd.
The old bullock boat house in Smith
street collapsed during the recent storm
under the weight of snow on the roof.
HA there hly eoInpetent young ladv
will be at illc Boston store. Nemvallfi.
everyday this week, to offer suggestions
and formulas as tothe best manner of
mammary dainty dishes.
The-Norwallr club has arranged for a
manual recital at the club mats. next
Header afternoon and evening. Walter
J. Hall. of New York. assisted by a
number of pupils, will appear.
In the pool tournament at Louis Pot-
ter's, last night, Jose h Henry beat. W.
IN. Hat! by a score 0 100 to 72. There
was a three-round sparring bout between
"Denver Ed" Smith and “Kid“ Smith.
of Stamford.
Abbott gave his last lecture in
theS akespearean series at the South
Norwnlk Baptist church. last night. The
subject was "As You Like It." and was
enjoyed by a good-sized, cultured and
appreciative audience.
—-Persons contemplating purchasing a
sleigh. two-seated or single, are invited
to call at Henry Tilly's, North Main
street, and buy one at their oivn‘price.
New styles, good variety. .
The James Mallory estate will shortly
be sold and divided. It" consists of the
residence now occupied by William H.
Smith, in East Wall.strect..t-ho building
in which Haulon's salo'm islwatcd, and
other property. ,
The Danbury voting lists show that
Thomas Jetl‘erson Hoyt is the oldest.
voter in the town. He. was made a voter
in 1830. The oldest voter rcsiding in.
the city is Stobbius Baxter. His name
was placed on the list in JHSL’.
Councilman William H. Smith will
this spring erect a handsome residence
on St. John avenue, ad'oining Stephen
Comatoek‘s’phmer'v {Pi
purely ’of" 'a‘ colonial ’stylc. "equipped
with all modern convonicnccs.
Among the persons killed by the cx~
plosion of a steamship at Congo Free
State. were Mr. and Mrs. llarvoy. who
were missionaries sent out. by the Ad-
vent Board from Host at. Mr. and Mrs.
Hawkins had been supported by the. East
Not-walk, Bridgeport and \k'allingt‘ord
churches. They had been relieved. and
were on their way to the United Stat-is.
—Visit the kitchen department of thci
Boston store, Norwalk. and try a cup of‘
extra tine bouillon, served free every ‘
day during this Week.
The Yale faculty have voted to allow
the proposed race with the University of
Wisconsin. It will be. rowed on Lake,
Haltonstall. on Thursday afternoon, June
18. 'The freshmen are jubilant at their:
opportunity of rowing with a ‘varsity
crew as uppimcuts. The freshmen have
just elected Nelson Howard captain.
The crew will be trained by Jana-s ll.
Knapp of the Yale senior class for the
event.
Charles (7. Nichols :uid wife, of Bay
view avenue, accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Tolles to Binghamton. N. Y..
where they will be employed by Mr.
Tolles’. They-are bot-h well schmlcd in
the batting industry, and will no doubt
be a valuable adjunct to Mr. Tollcs’ suc-
cess. Mr. Nichols is a popular member
of Old Well Hook and Ladder company;
and his many friends in liremanic and
other circles regret his departure from
South Norwalk-
A horse attached to a sulky, ('(llllfllll-
ing two men. became frightened at the.
torrent of water pouring through the
railroad bridge over_ Washington street,
yesterday afternoon, and'dashed down
Washington street. Near The Sentinel
office the driver obtained control of the
horse, and got out and adjusted the har-
‘ noes. Then Theodore Olsen, who for-
merly owned the horse. gave the man
some instructions about driving. and
”it? man climbed into the snlky and drove
o .
—Look at Luther M. Wright’s adver
tisement. $10,000 worth of wagons,
sleighs and horse goods that must be sold
The Fairfied county Superior Court in
April, 1892, gave. a decision in the ease
of Isaac Chidsey vs. R. L. Barton. The
suit was over the foreclosure of a mort~
of $2,400. It was discovered yester-
ay afternoon that he. decision had never
been filed, and James Chidsey, «are of
the heirs of Isaac Chidsey,callcd at the of-
fice of Town Clerk Shelton in Bridgeport,
yesterday. and recorded the result of the
foreclosure. He wished. to dispose of
the property, but found he was unable
to do so until the action of the court was
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Rice‘s ( lontodians will appear at Iloyl ‘s ’
pern House the week of April Iii.
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(1 I“. Page. secretary of the Sonsof;
tit. (ii-urge. has recovered from his scr- '
ions Illness.
Letter (‘an'ier (ioorgc Nickerson is un l
lt‘our cans l’inc Corn
Anderson's Rasplwrry Jaut. lite ”
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250
We per can.
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T. D. LAWTOI t: 60., 22 South Isle Street.
the sicklist aml Substitute. Henry 1’ 'er .
iscovcnug his route.
There was no nn-cting of the Board of
School Visitors, last night. as no
quorum was present. ;
George H. Cummings. who has been '
seriously ill at his homo in Stevens ,
street. is considerably improved. -
The ladies who met at the Norwalk
club rooms, yesterday. played whist.l
The (recasion was the last ladies‘ day of
the season.
——-I.ook at Luther ill-T’Wright’s advcr- l
tisement. $10,000 worth of wagons, i
sleighs and horse goods that must be sold. 5
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John Brady. a twin brother of George 1
Brady, of Norwalk, will shortly leave 1
has present employment at Reading, Pa., ;
and go to Ripley, N. Y. I
At the meeting of tlie Building and ‘
Loan association, last night. $1,500 wusl
sold. and four new members were ad.
mitted. ,
Joseph Carroll was assaulted with al
beer bottle by John Belford, in Daniel l
Hanlon‘s‘saloon. last night. Carroll‘s
face was badly cut.
EDWARb 31'
At the meeting of Welcome Stranger
lodge, Sons of St. George. last night, ar-
rangements were made for the. holding
of another entertainment.
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The streets were tlllcd with slash and» High spliced heel, double Swim and
running streams of water yesterday. 9
caused by the rapidly~melting snow l
““d" ”‘9 rays 0f the bright 3“" 9 We are showing a beautiful line of
A tramp who gave his name. as John I
Jones was arrested Yesterday afternmn l
for being drunk and annoying residents l
of West street. He was fined 85 and:
costs.
—-l‘ersons contemplating purchasing a ‘
sleigh, two-seated or single. are invited i
to call at Henry Tilly's, North Main;
EDWARD
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Norwalk,
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Donovan anocx. imam-amount GTRIIT.
Ladies’ Fast Black Hose
Hi the Celebrated and i'ncouallcd (Joys Brand, at
25 Cents Pair!
.lz-ccnt goods. Avail yourselves of the ommrtmiity.
Fam- Silks for waists, in Dresden and Persian Etta is.
Y
5 Gautier Bolldlntt.
0;; SURE TIIIIG!
'I’Iu'prmu‘rthat you do your trading
withnsthr quiche! on will had not
ttmt you have been )Ifl'lill (or years
In the modem. of Nam-mils. You (llm‘t
mm strait that «all» {men so: or mat-
tunclmpn which world reunite a nut
roller to miter them to ualuutuiim. We
don't sell them! Look for that kind at
our bmtlw Imtchm. l 'n from dam.
to s p. to. daily, Free 114* ivry.
New York Market
"MK S. IVIIS. Prep.
REET
0 dozen
spliced seam. They are regular
Fancy Ribbons. Mmlnew line ol
STREET,
0 a
Connecticut.
a
street. and buy one at their own price. ;
New styles, good variety.
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Frederick J. It'orccwdl be the soloistl ‘ . _ , ,
at. Mr. llumiston's recital in the South 1 “”“MW‘II‘” ””49”" “"4, firm”
Norwalk Congregational church. Satnr— l l" "'"‘ l‘“""““"" {”1“ I" {""“l"l‘ ”W”
day afternoon, March ‘11": not ncxt Snt- ‘ [931‘ ”‘I'l‘mrm‘m' M" MW" ""1"”
urday. I (/
Constable Ireland is sulnsl'nning’
witnesses in the case of .lolm Keogh vs; .
the Norwalk Tramway company. which 53 WALL STRZIT, ,
is expoctml to come up in the SuperiorI
ksoaeFBaEid
z. a. Jackson, Photographer.
0m: 1'. Head's (fonfmimmv.
n. ”or aim is to give misfits»:
with the the deed wwlnmimr of
Ilh‘t‘t't of (milrlmr'e titmltes.
so none some HEADS! “
Caused by wearing hats that do not fit. We are now
prepared to conform every but we sell to the shape of the
head of the wearer without any extra charge or inconven—
ience to him.
Our Line Of Spring Blocks
Includes all the popular and becoming styles and fashion-
able shades in the market. We have an excellent but two
sell at $1.50. Our largest sales are on our . 2.00 but
which 'an't be I) ‘le. and equalled by few. 0111' $3 dollar
hat is identi ‘ally the same but I\’., l‘. & Co..of New York
talk so loud about.
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Our Spring Clothing
at it; makes
South Nor
ls coming in every day. Come in and look
nodifll-rcucc if you are not ready to buy.
walk store open evenings.
uonwauv, couufl
Court tomorrow.
"The. workfo' clearing up thh wreck 'ou
the Ilanbury division of the Consolidat-
ed Railroad. at Ann street. was finished
yesterday, and the. cars taken to New Tuesday with “in"..m. it. E. lhsbvrm.
Haven for repairs. ‘
Charles llosegmxl. driver for Barton
& Brnudagc, slipped I'm?“ Ill" “PM ”flan invitation std-ial’dc tonight at their
the wagon while he was driving lht'ongh l ball on the bridge.
Wallstrcet. yesterday, and fell under '
the horse's hoofs.
~-.\ lecturcou mulkcry with demon
strntions will be given in the lmscnu-nl
oftli“ l‘lostlm Store, Nut‘wnlk. tntnm’
row l'l'lmrsday‘, .iftcrnnwn, from 7‘. to l
o'clock. All are invited.
The skylight over the chrgc l2,
'I‘aylnr Htillsm's drug store in the WM Miss “I" ll. I‘l'l““‘"' resigl‘u'd. -.r.~‘
block in Washington street.
broken out yestcrrlav by men who were
clearing snow from the roof.
A delegation of the members of the Collin, of Spring Hill, yesterday c‘cle
Arion Singing society will go to llridgc- . bratcd the sixteenth anniversaav of Iris
port tonight to attend the big Arinn con- a birthday.
cert in the Park (‘ity 'l‘hcatrc. 'l'hN
members will leave hero on the Ho.
train.
Excavation in" being madcat the rear of; \‘Iglsllinghm street.
the. Austin properly in Washington’
street for a fIJIIIlIiiblHII on which to anti
the I). R. Austin llflllll‘stt‘tltl, which is to: Savings bank will mnmrrnw '(t'l'IOYlSP a
be moved to make room for the batik 3 successor to the late. James Pi. ltvril'ey as
building.
~—'.iood photographs do not fade; you l
can got them at, ltcadman's, Gazette i
building, Norwalk. 1
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Mrs. i). H. Daniels, of ii (iraml strcot, 't'llfi' ("1 a'visit. 11331309" f‘i‘kt‘” irlill Will“
will give a fish social to the. members of1 diphtheria.
the Young People's Society Christian ,
Endeavor of the First Congregational :
church and their friends. tonight. There I
is no‘admission. A fishing pond will be
at the disposal of the guests.
Mrs. \V. H. Swords. of South Main;
street. will entertain the Norwalk chap- '
ter, Daughters American Revolution,
tomorrow afternoon, when a report oft
the doings at the recent Continental Con— '
gross, prepared by Mrs. E. J. Hill, the
Chaptcr's delegate. will be read.
Itolslrt G. Mcggy, a draftsman em-
ployed by the Consolidated RailroadI .
company, formerly a resident of South DWI" 30“" I
Norwalk. but now living at B]
was walking underneath the new iron,
railroad bridge, yesterday afternoon,
when a hot bolt fell and struck him on .1
the head. making a had cut.
Contractor Salvator Chariot is sninglanrl she, has been unable {to legion, limp
his. wife for divorce, and the. case will i bedside since. '
probably come up next month in the
Superior Court. Last fall, while Mr.
Chariot was working on a largt
in Cornwall, N. Y., Mrs. Chariot left , , ,
South Nor-walk and went to New York street. “"‘I buy one f“ “It“? OWI'“ [MW
and Brooklyn. and remained there from NPW styles,‘gmd variety.
September 23rd to January 10th. _ ,
, The semiannual business meeting of-
2:..-
registered.
bc—purc a
» ‘ " "4’ '55 ms. Man
“ Pureaud Sure."
‘ eland '3.
. BAKING Pewnm
"I have used Cleveland's Baking Powder exclusively for
several years, because I have found it what it claims to ‘
ndflvaholesomc and uniformly satisfactory."
- "thc First (Iongregational Young l’erw
~ pic's Hot-ioty ( ‘hristiau Enrlrayor‘ will be
‘held in the chapel Thursday sighted!
4H5 o'clork. Committees will: be- up
'pointcd and other important business
transactml.
Rev. Mr. Mackenzie gave as rcry inL
, struetive talk last night. of thc. Namath
iMethodist church. on “Faithful anvil
ill'nfaithful Servants." the subject'- oil
next Sunday's Bibi:- lomm. Ho «mo-11
principally upon the second ”tunings!
Christ. He will probably give an all:
, drops on that subject some time during
the coming season. first T‘iwsvlatv
night Mr. Mackenzie will gim- mv ad-
arm lathe Methodist clam-h on "lime
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J. Lit-com, Ant/Mr Ear/M Cert Hart. 1’" Study 0‘“, Bible."
R. H. PUISTED,
63 institutes St.
lira-Kama“, ' - . (14mm.
: , it hassle of WW. F“n t.
' his}; .fi J: .0444 ‘
W F p t m
' but” and I! ’15..“
mum« emit mofuimu ”
\I "I. ' 52....“ '“"”"l"'7
, momma ‘ u;-
Comstoc’k Brothers I
I4 50.
Main Street, 80. Norwalk.
of Wheels to select Irwin.
Ramblers.
Strung. ~tvlish. np-tmduto-
Iltlpfttu'lllt'lllft.
Gales
‘ A
l rut hot.
I Ideals,
l Ste
in all our.
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wo-II built whm-l that will «and the
llght. bandsnnw and durable.
"IIOfS,
The best who-cl in the nmrkct at the price.
. Nit. .
lflethsms,
, A rattling good mvonil:I line.
'l'ull .4711. wheels from the to 91m. .lnvo-nile
lbw. He and 3.1a.
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The J. T. Prowitt Co.
. to Main Street, Norwslk.
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' ~~ , 7 ~ r ~'~'-.'~ ‘verOMSTOCK BROS. MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
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l‘ Grunge. W. Plat-leer. of“ Rulgetle‘ld. in! ’ ’ ' . . PLW’HN BM Ru.
1 been granted a pension. ' Nmulk. - . - Ulllll.
\
The Ellis Musical club will meet nest ‘
R! H: \ F ,
West avenue. . ‘ ox Agent For Why
The (icrmania Hmngc-rl-uml will give I ' l “\I ‘17 235:2:0 They
‘ ‘ e o , ~,
1 If “'5 ' FEED Trade
. ‘ . ; 4‘” i? 1. FOR At
”any Ilcnmlict. oi Kurwalk. has so , ’ J J. ll, CATTLE ’
‘I‘ln'f'tl a “sit" in tln‘ {hippo-trig harm of . , ' . ‘ l yc e Hat-Ch 5 I
the llaubnry Dispatch. ‘ ‘ ll Chicken. 131,...- get i—"WI grain {
- ' .4 and (rim-not i: in im Mano-mt
.lohn 'l‘nbcy is today moving ft‘rn‘rv D g‘ , ,. c . _‘ p l'."
lFranklin avenue and his famous "(lrog r“ lat. ” HORSES I l"lllt\hilltnfllllid-1.25,?)”ml” ' ‘
;~t me" will know him no more fort-var BE-s—T— .l.,“_~v :3“ 1t i-lu-apcr than our
Miss Allen. of New I'l‘iavm. will «or- ; if V: " I I” Go. GRAIN ix)“:liIIlillliiilll' all it. t'l'nIa'l;
W" ly 't . ' ,‘ ..............
“""" zest 'tant rin 'i a] of the river f‘evrr ; . FOR
’_..‘,..,.'.,1 P ‘ l, ” We try to limp mau'vthmg in th" 1 E A G L E BIC Y_C '- E 5 HORSES _. - 4__ -.-.--
l ' . . ,,_ , lung inn, and will an»! any 5 IHH- AND
(‘lirict 'lu-r ( olumbu< ht. lzm'iclr ‘ . - 1.
“"’ total. a... m 1:. a ALUMINUM RIMS! onus.
”39"“ ’"’““"“" See Them .’ "" M I T H t h
l m. BRANCH anue . a c ,
. t), 5. Perv," (y'anniunrl. rvn-lrmr Wm», , Mm. , “a." l Fox CYCLE coI , OFFICE . ' ‘ . ,
:ans‘ Union. will give an entertainment ‘ ' .3 Elizabeth Street SOLMANS' The Leading Cram Dealer, .
, and six-iablr- trmight. at their hall in OUR ; ' ' ‘ LIVERV ‘I
. ISovrn NultWMJi. (Jossnc'ra'i'r. r
it ' "' ‘ , M PR‘SCRII’YION I! l llranchnt l’lnnaJ‘sNorwnlk. STABLE' '5 Marshall Street' 50. Norwalk. '
lhednmroisof tlu P mluld t am y g DEPARTMENT. , . - _. . --.- __
. . . o alcvcuzs l ,
jsecrctury and treasurer of the. bank. ‘ l... ("gainfully ”mugged, and er.- ”N'- -| “-0, havcthc hm, ”m. olwhecls la TESTED
l l i it (ill l I all the Illnltlvfwlfll Iiu‘llt'ulh H town. Conic andsw tlmm.
1: .1 .. ; n til-”f , -
Mi...‘.l.‘.;.!.',: 63.3.1334. ‘21? “shalt-.3 ll. 0 a... WWW 0. clmland 5m" Spec-at GAR DEN SEEDS!
accompanied her parents to New York “l“‘l‘ '1‘" "n” a8 " llg‘ll’ if: ([3132ng lll' ll‘ilul‘illllll.
U ””75" “If" m . W”!- 1 FOR BEST RESITLTS,
- ' . e ““"“‘“"’ n '7'" “"“W PLANT AT ONCE!
The mutual meeting of the Harold I. “30"!” z lluiltlikcawatch. _
(:ounty Assm‘iation ol’ lT'ZIv»}'lv'imri'crs‘ of ( The Gold Crank Falcon ’
{War will be. held at the .-Illll1ciilie-tilrrit.. I ”.0 3 Large bulls in all ben'rin's Tomato, I’omlerosaflh Per-
,Norwalk, tomorrow night. cmmncn'ciu'i-g , .. . ‘ " ' ft‘t'llnn, Trophy, Mikado.
Lat Tzfluo‘clm'k.‘ 0 z "I. "“90"“. New York Improved Egg
B B l r em fl PLAIQ‘r‘D'fi The "go lightly" kind. Plant, Cauliflower, Early
uttery rot tors. ” it‘ll- nvinuul". Snowball. (.‘abbamu Pepper.
have purchased the butcher lamina-5s H COUCH 0 "I. ”."hauflh . Early Lettuce, fiudish and
vformcrly earriedon by Foster thltli‘e't‘s‘ "‘M‘Dyg I ' . The best 560 Wheel bum. We“ Fresh, Pure, Reli-
in Catherine street. together with their ‘ 2 .ldln‘ SChOOI "0W Open. able Seeds at
1 butcher route. 3 y ’ -----.-. . _-...
__._ Wall alwayumm ‘24 and .30 cent NORWALK ,
The subject of the Junior lrfn'diearor" 0 ”ml”, 3 HANFORD S FLORAL HALL
lint-«ting at. the First. t‘lowmvcgamromvl PAI I ER" WORKS, _ “612%,”sz ”NIH”, ”n application.
clmrch. lt'riday afternoon. is What ' . .
lhristia-n Endeavor swam mm..,...--.. c. H. Alsthorpe, Prop. ,ADMIRING BEAUTY, , . , __.- -_ -..-,--.__.-.._.
ack Rm}; 3Mean to You'r"—(‘ralatimisvb. Mr. _--..--..,«-.-._..-__,.__.._-._ . . ‘ p . _ ‘
' , . ' ”"'"" In all its phases is indulged in by both .
The, last of Jannarv Mrs. animate 7" . l {upcomid old. 1 An artistic eye] clamor BETTER THAN BANKS.
- v . . ‘_ . . , ' _ I . . ai to lit miretic rca meritint ie wan- . _
,:gllntbhvititrlfdli'wiiilitlfzt?“(ghofighftirll‘t; ’ IOT‘D 5 ty hf both color anddesign displayed in “ l;;‘,‘,§;?“,’:}{3;gg§;g .
:While there her mother was rakenlivorse‘ IKNZOLN "“1' wall WW“: 5"“‘0 0f ”‘9‘“ "‘1‘ "5 . of pu'nu'vthaiib the
03"” I beautiful as the famed Arabesques of the Plsltt‘H'ASE of IA
Mmrisn kings ill the Alhambra. and the, :‘Illl’fl’ii’efi’r T3153:
"-"‘—“‘ . , . , designs are as varied. The colors are in mum}. l lit eat the";
_pcr50ns,.,,,,f(.,,,],1,mn,zpurchapqufi 1‘ miss ”MM": MM" ‘M ”'3 ' all 1slipdesalml tints, and suited to any :Ili‘)’lllllll‘:t fluctuate
. contract sleigh. two-seated or single. mic .i'n‘vitcr It" sty e urms Hugs. and our pn’ccs are also in \a no u anyrrea-
to call at Henry Tilly‘s. North! Main l , suited to the times. Illll’lrllli .fi’l‘ii'l i‘e'liq .
, " . ,._ v. .. "Bdrm v-w I’lllllffll‘fi' Supplies. lizn )uutglmm vlery
Maw—- " ‘ - ' "~. ncarv . our va us.
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‘ LARGE STOCK Artists M itenils, 1 atoms They make flnepres-
Pictures framed to order.
Painting. l’awrlmnging. Decorating
and Sign Writing.
‘ DECKER,
79 Washington Street.
can ”1' hon-looms and are always excellent
“hon m. want ilrstovater dia-
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collateral.
mond> or Jewelry go to
HOMER B. HO’YT'S"
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street. I
So. Norwalk.
NOTICE !.
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H A I R [ .WO R K ! J'D_JENN|NGS.
Miss M. A. Landie, UNDERTAKER.
‘r- ‘ ' "I '. " ‘ t): tl"l' -_~ - ~. ‘ ‘ ‘
I‘lllt'cl. I'll whirl 'll. Ir}; It‘lllln‘l‘. “lili'l'i‘h IL'hlfll. k I‘lliler hNK'HT STRLET,
former work in thi- city is sntllvlcnt guarnn- Norwalk, . . . , Conn.
too how all urdcr~ arc cvev-ntml. \ltgs.
"anus. fiwlll'bcs nmde Iunl'tlt-r and to i 1'] Tilt".
limb. hntnmltimv and Natural Wait-rd'url
warranted. .I'l1tlrlllltll,ll'il\ “"l‘k a rl'l‘VItllIl‘.
one at
, Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RESIDENCE ELM S'l‘llE'l’.‘ . ‘
TELEPHONE UAW." ll.
Norwalk Chronicler