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firm ..
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THE .9
' ouwiinit’ u
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whine summit. MARCH
SEIIIIEL’S IlEPOIlIEIlS.
mummmmymmum
hi lomllt. South lomlli Ind Vicinity
During flair Diurnal tout-notion.
Mrs. Hiram Bell. of Ilnvilnud street'
is quite tuck. '
”Event of the season tonight. l’hilr
harmonic concert and sociable.
(.ieorge ltul-yfot Norwulk, line so
cured employment iii Bridgetmrt.
Mia-i timer: May Allen. of Taylor ave-
nue, is sick with whooping cough.
The quarterly ‘eouren'iieo will be held
in the First Methodist Episcopal church.
tonight.
The annual city moi-ting of South
Norwalk will he held tonight at So‘clock
in Arlen Hall.
The Richardson at Morgan foundry.
in Water istrcet. has shut down for the
usual spring “tuition.
Concord Divisiou.-Sbus of Tom pemnee,
\vill nominate ottlcers tonight for the ens
smug quarter.
One hundred and thirty-seven boats of
merchandise were unloaded by Kay-
moud Brothers. at their wharf, during
1595.
Dr. ti. 5. Kendall has rented the Iliill‘i'
at the corner of Washington and Frank-
lin streets to Charles H. Fen‘is, of ('lay
street.
\Villii' Callahan, of Concord stitch} ',
nick with pneumonia, and Airs. Hilla-
ban is recovering from an attack of
plenrtsy.
Mrs. Healy, of Chapel street, who was
taken to the Norwtilk Hospital, last
week. was today removed to the Bridge-
port hospital.
Warren P. Smith. who has been sick
with the measles the past week, is on
the road to reeovery.
to be out again.
A special convtxsation ofButler eliap- .
tor, R. A. .\I.. will be held tomorrow
evening. Work, Mark and Past Master's
degrees. Smoker.
This evening the “Whites" from the.
Norwalk Y. M. (I. A. will go to filam-
ford to play the “Whites" of the Stain-
ford Y. M. C. A.
Uiieas Tribe, No. no, i. U. R. M, will
give another dance in the tribe's wit,-
wam in Washington street, Thursday
night, April 2nd,
A shift belonging to George ’l'almadce.
the oystermaii, was crushed last \vu-ok
while tlicsteaniur Mabel L. Stevens w
making her deck.
Conductor Lester Adams, of the Nor-
walk Street Railway line. has recover-
odfrom his recent illness and has re-
sumed his duties.
David R. Finney, ot' Stmnt‘ord, has
gone into partnership with t). I). Now-l
man, the painter and wall paper hanger
of North Main street.
itwsouiituiwuu'
"ASHES HERE “II WERE BY THE DIM“. m“ "“we t"B”‘lll'*llitit't. April tst. ' Q
1“ our cans I’itic C orii
W. _-,._ ...,_.... 7 "WW-I .
Iumkti halite. Daughters o! Rebekah, ;
will mhearw tonight. I .
U. A. l-‘mueh and finally, of Gerard .
Louise Lodge will hold its quarterly ,
2 meeting Wediiciuiity night. in Mystic:
. (‘liain Hull. ‘ ‘ .
Frederick Force will begin singing: in '
:tho First Methodist church choir, May ;
IM. ‘ ‘
Moses H. Brown is suffering severely .
s ln‘enuso of erysipelaii in one of his arms.
Corned Beef
1
I 0
Our Brothers‘ Inside. I. l). U. I“.. mil
3 Work the third degree tonight.
' Bishop McMahon ('ouueil, No. lull,
t‘atholie lienevolent Legion. will meet
F. D. LAWT
.‘ LAwroot a. co.
Anderson's Raspberry jam, 10c “
Strawberry “
0N & 00., 22 South MainStroot.g
1.54:
180 per can.
M It
1 0c
tomorrow evening.
. (‘ztptaiu Jot-l: James and Itivliurd
h‘itzei.-rtilil will spar tomorrow night at
the Monte (‘llt‘lhlo pool rooms.
4 C. 'l‘. Purely has been engaged to till
i the vacancy in (trace church choir,
iennscd by the illness oi” George It. Nash.
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ONE sun: must l
The xmurr that you do your trading,
with With" quit-her you will that out‘
thutyou have been lll'l’lill {or years
by the butt-hers ol’ Somalia. You don't :
He. expects soou'
as l
l AlexanderSeinple and mfg. (,f \Vpfl tout-hops which would require a road
,avenue, who have been visiting with
’ their daughter at (‘oruwulL hiivereturn—
ied home.
i ..__....
. J. (l. Jennings hasjust Illlisltwl paper-
; ing in handsome style the new addition
ltoM. Del“. limikwrxxl‘s house in l-Zast
l Wall SUN“. 3‘
Next Sunday morning, in the First
.(Tongregatiouul church. there will be u
'l’ulm Sunday service, the sermon and
the music being appropriati- to the ocea-
i sion.
Next Friday. at 3:30 p. "L. the Minis-
; terinu ('ircle of King's l)au 'hters. will
,hold its annual meeting with Mrs. N..-
: bio at the Norwnlh (‘oiigremitionul par-
"' souago. ”
don't suit them! Look for that kind at
our brother butchers. ilpc-n Iron. ‘i:l.lll.
to '~ H Li. dn'ly. Free lli~l1\'i'l‘_\’.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
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'E'DWARb STREET!
Ladies. you will want man this time on to summer
_/
. The "Noted Seven." Joe Mnlvihill,
ll'llmer Hawkins, Edward Douleus. ltob,
} (lorry. Philip Seib, Harry Dotilens and ?
Ellis Makin, had their pictures "took." ,
l yesterday.
Upon looltinp,r through our stock we find that we have a
sorplnsofa certain kind. and propose you shall di rive
the advantage of it, though it means a loss to us. There.
fore on Saturday lillll'lllltpt‘ at S o'clock we shall place on
sale Liuiii-s‘ Ribbed Yeats. high neck and long ~li‘~'\'es,
medium might, at We apiece. t‘oine early. We can
show you some pretty novelties iiiluee and ribbon {Min-ek-
wear. .-\ti-dltt't‘ in-w stoel. I‘i‘l‘t‘lH‘II this week of
DIMITIES, LAWNS AND CAMBRICSI
Special? (inc case 40-inch Irish lawns. beautiful pat-
terns. tine qiiiility.jtist the thing for shirt waist» and
dresses. regular the quality at lite a yard.
EDWARD STREET,
l _ Constable Ireland arrested Tony lion”
1 in Siii'ltniwwl. Saturday night. for an ‘
assault committed on Joseph Krautarrilt,
; This morning Judge Front lined him $2:
. and costs.
1 A business meeting ot‘ the t‘hridion.
‘ Young Men's League will be held in the
Fulfil”), :l (.‘liestiiut street. tonight at 7:30
go‘elot'k. All members are requested in
. be present.
The Consolidated Railroad company
I , .
; has begun laying ties at the Western end ,’ H'wette Building :-
lof the new iron bridge. preparatory to ' ' ’ '
llayini: rails. Work on the draw is pro _ _ _ - _ ‘ C(illllL‘L‘tICllL
i grossing rapidly.
Noi'wzilk,
.w erg—n
Pris"!
(‘otnblnuthe Latest Styb-nnd l’lnish. Our aim Is to give stti‘sfnr‘tion
toonr [Hill‘lllimllltil tolurulsh them with the the lint-st iirmlnwtions of
[hp I‘hnlvgmphii' Art. Largo collection oI ('Illldrttll's Hilltllcm
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
liver 1’. )Iend's Confectionery. ‘
NORWALK, CONN.
s-.. . .,.hd:.- _.__,...-_-_- ..
Shorty-Sherwood, Hatter!
(lecitpii-su portzon o! E. (insowski's
store, coruerof Wall and Water Stun,
Sorwalk. Call and see the latest
styles in flats, ('ups, etc. it 23 t!
(hi art-muttoi'illucss.thct'iinntnooim " ' ' ' ' “ ‘ “ “T "’“”’”"" "
l'uioii \vtll meet with Mrs. lidgar It'ox,, J A C K S o N ’ s P H o T o G R A
11‘! West SIH‘I‘I, tomorrow evening. Iii-.
stead of at Mrs. Jennie Littvll Nash‘s. ‘
; as previously lllllltillllt’i‘tl.
i
r—Look at Luther M. \‘Vright's advrr- ;
! tisement. $10,001) worth of wagons, '
: sleighs and horse gtnxlsthat must be sold. ‘
' Alfred ' Brown. » assistant to Albiii'
' Nenkirehner. will go to Mount. Vernon
ltomorrow night to hint; and clog danci- _-.-.... '
Mr . ..' .. I 1),, ),-.. _
,a. tnteitaiuiiun. in no ., ip. .l‘ , _. ~ ‘- , ‘ .. .. .. V.
l Theatre. forthobeneiit ofllurrv Stevens. , n" '"fllrmmfmm '” 1 1mm" l‘lln'll'
' ‘compauy s house were commenced this
' The musical recital at the Not-walk UIOHHHK ,,
telub rooms, tonight. under the direction Walter Km“. ”f Nt-wtown avenue,
53 WALL STREET,
.__ lof Walter J. Hall, ot Carnegie Hall.
On the occasion of Hope, Hose eom- 3 New York city. promises to he one of
pauy's ball, invited guests will be euter- I rare enjoyment to lovers of tine music.
.' . ‘i . t z ' x . , , . -
($323: sillitnftl’lbxggitflflryfl qtiarttrs m: ' The board of iuaiiagenn-ut of tin-
_. “on...” , Norwalkehzipter of the l).l|ll.{llii.‘l'.~'tlf tin-
The “Asa Gray Bulletin"
for Mari-h. , American [involution will meet with
published in Waterbury, contains an i the Minimum, Mrs. \'auBureu. next. San
article on the “()i'ehids of Norwalk," by l urday at :lth o‘clock, to exmniue appli~
George P. Ells, of Norwalk,
l
5 cations for membership.
Theodore Haeussler. the barber. has 50- l
cured a position with Charles Paul, . meeting at Knudsen's Hall. yesterday
State street, Bridgeport, and moved l afternoon. A quartetn- composed of
from South Norwalk today. i Misses (.‘luirlotte (iruuinian. ll‘loreum-
, _ , _ , I’m-sons, Messrs. (Tlareiiee and I“. ii.
The Ellis Musteal club will meet with 1 Parsons, “mm-",1 5010mm“
D. E. Disbrow tomorrow night. A i’ull ; , .. . . , .
' attendance is requested, as new and at 3 The inlJourned annual meetinc of the
tractive music will be taken up. Ladies' association. of the First Congre-
gational church, {or the election of ottl-
eers for the ensuing year and other
business, Will be held 111 the linlies‘ pain
Mr. Trout, oi'rlilansas, addressed 1ch
The Colored (Eatiudian Jubilee Singers l
and Imperial Orchestra will give a con-
has gono- to New York to Work III the
Boynton furnace t Illllill’)’.
' Williams. Mctguillun. l'ornu-rly n-iu-
Iploycd in the lit-hardson & Morgan
;foundry. has gone to work at Arnold's
, foundry.
The choir of the First Congregational
,ehnreb, under the direction of Mrs
j(Limp. is rehearsdig a very elabor-
ate programme for I'Listi-r Sunday.
j'I‘heqnartette will be augmented. and
jfiliss (.‘JHllell be assisted in the in-
lstrninoiital parts by the piano. played
,‘ by Mir-H Butts, and the violin, by .\lis.-
| Iiitlltfijollli.
J. (3. Wallace. has moved with his
. family from I’itt’sbui'hr toHonth Norwalk
;‘ and will open an upholsteriiig and gene- ,
'ral bedding supply establishment "in
gi‘ilclbwu'ii's building in (l'ltllll‘l'l’ll'tli.
R. H.
Plaisted,
Druggist.
0-
cert in the First Methodist Episcopal l
church, Saturday night, April ltli. ,
The remains earn—film T. Loekwood
were brought to Norwalk from Brook—
lyn on the 11 o'clock train this morning
and were buried in Riverside cemetery. l materialize, Saturday night, as Mona- 3
—Look at Luther M. Wright's adverzi
tisement. $10,000 worth of wagons, f
sleighs and horse goods that must be sold
The Woman's Relief Corps will give a
sociable in Grand Army hall, Thursday
night. Professor Demarest will furnish
music, and William (layer will be the
prompter. _
The steamer Jessie Clayton, Captain
Charles Lowndes, which has been laid
up for the past year, started for Long
Island this morning to work on the oys~
ter grounds.
The receipts of the war stout,r c'cmeert
recently given in the South Norwalk
Congregational church for the benefit of
the People's Institute, were $135.91); ex-
penses, $75.35, profits, $107.55.
Fernando VauSeoy, who broke his
right leg last Friday, by tripping over a
wire on the railroad track, and was
taken to the hospital, was conveyed to
his home in Darieii, Saturday afternoon,
in the ambulance;
The barge J. B. Morris, which was
swamped in Stamford harbor during
the storm of March 20, was raised Sat-
urday and towed to New York by the
Baxter wrecking tug John Fuller.
cargo of coal was lost.
-—Leave your orders for carpets to {:0
to steam cleaning works with L. J.
Reynolds, speecssor to Boxth and
lor, next Wednesday at 3:30.
The mueli-talkcd‘ot' set-to between
,Laiiibcrt Shutskey and “Dutch" Mona,
hon. advertised to rake plat-e at. the
Monte (,Jristo billard rooms, did not
l avenue.
‘ .
. Ai'tliurtllsmi. son of hugnrot ()lsou,
I died of diphtheria. yesterday. aged live
{years Anotln-rehild of Mr. (Moon is
1 very low with, the same disease.
We try to keep everything in th“
drngliuc, and will get any
article not in stock at
. short notice.
Next Sunday. 'W. H. Hall. the l'VlllI‘
Her '
han failed to put man appearance. j gelist Wllll‘lfilfi at the Norwalk 1lllletho- ~.——-—~o———-—-
_ g ' dist church about a year ago, wi havi-
.Michml, Mmm. who glues chow for'enurgn ‘ot the services at that ('llili't'll. OUR
ltzoorge W. Hunter. of Last. avenue. this , . . .... .. . ‘ 1 l , l . .
,mornmg received back pension to the: Yfl‘hf‘ll‘y‘l'll‘kt “'m‘l’i‘ "“l' "“2". \"l U) PRESCRIPTION 'U
, . - - . . . . .. . oiualk. Saturday night. and thatu-n .
.aaimtut of $1,862. His tlann Ins bunt 1 , a DEP R M
; pending about nine years. ' Sunday “llihl- 7 Z‘ A T ENT. _
‘ \. S 1, "2' “ . tl ‘ \' l Several new electrical equipments for .I . a)
l ‘ ext m" ay' etching, m H ‘ ‘ir’ ‘ the Norwalk Street Itailwav company ¢ in carefully managed, and we use 4
3 walk Longregational church, there Will . “WW, ”I“, morning ' - l , . ' N
be an illustrated address by Gmrgefl ' ‘ ‘ ‘ , - .1 - I “1 ”1‘“ improved methods
l Seiteli, of Ceylon. A large number of 3 Chief of Police Bradley, of Norwalk; and supply new renio- C!
' views of life and scenery iii India. hand- § has received notice of a reward «.l‘lrfilboo D dies as soon as In
painted, will be thrown upon a sixteetilfor the capture of James Collins, a III the arc in
foot canvas, with adissolviug view store. 3' noted iffd rat-er, who robbed a Jewelry 0. thy r Ill
opticou. , . store in )envor. . 01ml - n
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i The Woman's Exchange has IlifCItIt d . . ml". lim'lfmf the 9! ‘1[' (f 'L ‘5”1' 0. k" 2
lil) liavea clearance sale before. lt-at'iiigg"l‘llr1“-““‘l b'ltl'I‘II-l.‘ ," L;- ‘l'll‘lllllllriK‘ C N
its prem‘nt loea'tion, and the date Will be ; “Pl’tfllllo‘l f“ ‘U’ll’lfj‘al, “H i ‘I' "'3“ 1‘ I ——o—-—. 0
announced later. Arrangements have i gpll'llafllll’ell“? “Elli" (W‘W’h w. ‘l' O ‘ _
been made so that all articles purchased, g " fl MMMLIYBIA 1} _‘ , ‘ PLAISTED'S 2
ill! the. future. may be delivered to the; The work of I‘t‘-p£lpf'l'lll{{ the Pioneer: III
customers if desired. . i Hook and Laildcrl company's p.irlors u DOUGH 0
" "‘jT , was coiniiieitt'et tot ny._ REMEDYI ”
. TUDOR tltglégéherltlldkfmrut'sadvt‘u-ti’stps' ‘, Attorney Jost pli .\. tiray,oi' Norwnlk. ‘ K N
intent. 3, ' “or ’0 wagons, ”‘Gll’m’l will probably take an appeal from the 3 . m D
and horse goods that must be sold. g,p.cg,m-,.i of the, Silperi-ir Court. giving; Will always cure. ~o and 50 cent 3
-.. L." 7' . lJolin Barthel a 'nrl rnit-tit of l w”. 0 bottles.
The flower committee of the lonng l against Louis Sebwi-izdr ii ' ‘ ,, .
. People‘s Sm'iety of Christian Endeavor. : ‘ . ' _:_ r . ' .
-of the South Norwnlk Clmgn-gntinnal l. The Junior Ludeavorof the. horwalk 5. ,,
leliureh, willgivc aiieutertainmentTuesif Congregational church Will hold. its
day. April L’lst. The programme‘will;monthly comet-ration meeting on Fro“
include readings by Miss (trace Maude day, at 3:30 p. in. ‘ T V
4- ,. ' \ ,. . 'J ‘ V . l '
l Bronson. 0‘ Bridgeport,selu "PM byth} l ' .Tohn hing Will leave horwaik next . P AISTED’S .
l lCafler Male ‘Qumgf’l‘ll" ,ll’f 1“?“ 3.5011" 1 Thursday to enter upon a theological ENZOIN
dilgtsiihT’bd A” an NM" “'“u‘m‘” ‘ course of study in Oberlin. Uhio.
- t (if . . . _
g The funeral of Horatio Roboits. father CREAM!
? of Colonel l". S. Roberts, Was lit-Id to~ ’
Brnudago, 43 Wall street.
“ Pure and Sure.”
eveland '3
BAKING Pework.
f‘I have used Cleveland's Baking Powder with l
entire satisfaction in the preparation of breadsubiscu it
and cakes."
JULIET Causes,
; day at 2 n‘elm-k from the Norwalk .‘Jilé- , It cures chapped bands ““‘I ”"7"
y tnry Institute. The body was placed in ' lit»:
l the receiving: vault at Riverside ('(‘lnm
tcry until arrangements can be perfect-
; ed to have it reunited to the ‘eenn-tery at “4,——
l Humpdeu. _ _. _
I Young Mr. Wilts crime in from his
i daily toil and passed his wifewith men--
'iy a friendly nod. "i think you for“ .t.
,s iila‘iillllfl." :hc :..i‘.l with a pint. .
L “I believe I did," said hr, and
‘ kissed her.
“Really," she said. “I wasn't thinly,
dog of that at all. I was thinking of
f the bnking powder." 3‘
, 1 If there is anything more dear totbe?
Foundrro/ .Vr-a Yer/3' (”11"! 5"“1 heart of woman than anotherit is her;
_ 5 . , , "evens." l
R. H. PLAISTED,
'43 Washington St.
then
50. Nonvnlk, Conn.
‘ A use: STOCK-
1N0 MORE SORE HEADS!
l‘ulli'l‘ to reduce them to submission. We.
Caused by wearing hats that do not tit. We are now
prepared to,eonforiii every but we sell to the shape oftlic
head of the wearer without any extra charge or inconvem
ieucc to him.
Our Line Of Spring Blocks
Includes all the popular and litJCOlllitlg styles and fashion-
able shadcsin the market. We Ilill" an excellent but ‘we
. sell :It $1.50. (lur largest sales are on our $2.00 hat
which '1iii't be beat. and equalled by low. ()ur $3 dollar
hat is identically the same hat I(.. I’. 8: Co.,ol' New York
talk so loud about.
Our Spring Clothing
Is coming.y in every day. Come in and look at it; makes
no tliilet‘cucc if you are not really to buy. South Nor
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Comstock Brethers I
I4 50. Main Street, So. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
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» walk store open evening's.
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lCOBIS'IXKTK liRUS,
l Masonic Illd'g..
; Norwalk. (lotui.
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. sum...) True as Gospel
1 GLUTEN
l F550, You will iiiitl
; F' um .. , ,. ',.."r.
. .- mtsocvcr \ on Sul . .
ll cATTL: - l g»
' l Ch;°k°n. If you ill'l’ I‘.ll't'lt'r§.~ and iiidill‘ei't-ut as l
l an to what you boy, so long as the price i». l
l HORSESI low enough, you can Iind that kind oi" l
‘ __. grain almost anywhere. But it' you I
E BEST want good honest values, the BEST of i
; GRAIN grains of proportionate prim-s. why~ you ‘
FOR know the rest. i
HORSES -.,. p . .i,
: . AND . d l
ANYTHI CATTLE. l
lWi- positively will not be tindi-rsold on —-— M I T H t h I
. anything in ourline.’ BRANCH anue ' a c ’ g
" ”' OFFICE ’
l FOX CYCLE CO., SOLMANS' The Leading (train Dealer, 8
: 2 Elizabeth Street. LIVERY , 1‘ '.'
SHUT" NORWALK- vilosxnvurrt. STABLE. l5 Marshall Street. So. Norwalk. f?
.\ud I’luueo‘s Norwulk.
est. -
We have the best line of wheols in
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TESTED
GARDEN SEEDS!
FUR Ill-191' lx’IiSl'Ifl‘b‘.
’ PLANT AT ONCE!
town. Come and see them.
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{Cleveland Swell Special?
I If you see u wheel with large tub-
l on: it is a ('levo-lainl or an Imita-
l tion.
3
The Sterling.
Ilnilt like a watch.
he Gold Crank Falcon,
large balls in all bearings.
T
The Imperial.
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Tomato. l’ondr-roszt.’ Per-
fw'tinii. 'I"i'opliy. Mikado.
. ’Nt'W' York Improved Egg
Hunt. i‘anlitlower. Early
Snowball. ('alllidirt‘. Pepper.
I‘Itirl'y Lettuce. Radish llIlll
("rt-A‘s. Flush. l’lll’t', Rt'll‘
The "an lightly" kind.
he Manhattan.
The best ’60 wheel built.
iding- School New Open.
NOéWALK
; PATTERN WORKS,
i ' c. H. histhorpo, Prop.
able Seeds at
HANFORD’S FLORAL HALL
llz‘ Fatah-uric- IlliiiIWI --o application.
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ADMIRING BEAUTY. . . .
In all its phases is indulged in bv both ' ‘
yonngand old. An artistic eye t'uiiliot l BETTER THAN BANKS-
l‘ail to admire the real merit iii the beau- ?
ty of, both color unddesigu displayed in |
Y- iil I'Vllllllnlt make
_ C~ J ion. i "til it
our wall papersmome oi them are as“ , f“,,‘mulfv,I',),',,‘l,'v"f,'m
beautiful as the famed Arabesqnes of the ."I'lu'llftsl". ot
)ltifilifi,wtbriinm~tl
'l'hey dnii’l’ rust,
inntliwlon‘t eat them
they don‘t iluetnnto
in valno to unit I’I‘llv
sonnlvlu extent and
von cnu always rea-
lize on them very-
liont‘li‘ their ‘ value.
'I'ha-v make Ilne pres-
vnu or heirloom». and» are :ilWfli’s excellent
Milan-ml. When two uaiit first-water illit-
umhds or touch-y no to
HOMER B. HOVT’S
thrish kings in the Alhambra. and the
designs are as varied. The colors are in
all shades and tints, and suitul to any
style furnishings, and our llrll't-H are also
suited to the times.
Painters” Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
I’niuiiun. Pails-fliniiging, Decorating
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,
DI \Vlim‘ls to Holt-vi from
Ramblers.
Strum}. sll'lish. lll-do-Inlc in all l-‘M
unprm'enn-nts.
Gales, - - " . - ‘
A M mm “.hmll‘finm M” W” ”m iWaaluhgtonStreet. s... Norwnlk. Jewelry and Optical Store,
rarkvl. “*1 “ * ' ' 150 Washington Street.
Ideals, I is'i'ltir'T or \‘ltlill'dllx', ~- riiom'ri:
Light. handsome and durable. . "l" 'lT-.-‘l“".'l' '-’,|v ~‘l l'- ""‘z .
Stormers, ‘ infiltlnitz-“h':$333122“33mm.lat--or .\"|\UIII\. .. 7” M“.
The best wheel luthe market atthr- irice. “rib-red. 'l‘bid ttwmioiinmrotor i'\lllIIII hi~
in. I ntlmlnidmtiou rim-mint to llllr’V'llTl It" :I'l- J. D. JENNINGS
Gothams. ointment. at thewrol-utt- “turn in Noranlk, on ' ‘
the 2nd lltiv u Mo'll. l‘r'kl. .‘II to "Tl-W's UNDERTAKER.
A milling good 1‘I“"V‘.llt‘ line.
Full slzedwbmls "out ’50 to Gino. Juvenile
- Iiuedmnndiav.
The J.°'I'—.I5)r;;dtt Co.
45 lain Strut, Not-walk.
Inrvuoou ; rind that all persons III'I‘I'I“II"I in
mulestnte may luv notltb-d thin-oi. tin-admin»
Iht'll‘ltr willcmw-thl-or-Inrtolw- published in
a newspaper Inning n "it'l'tlllllluli in PIIIII di~
met. and poi-t n mm thereof on the “Iflihptrsi
in said Somalk. noun-st lbo- tdncv “here the
ilw'u-nntvl Inst vlwnlt. at lea-it ten dm's belon-
, ltl'z‘nll 'Ifl" "'1‘ Til. "(FL
it .\ A It. “UODWARD. Judge.
KNIGHT STREET.
Norwallt.
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM ST“ 31'.
Titlitzi’lloxrz CA 14., II.
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