Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 23, 1896 · page 8

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Thsddgcsnelhsslcstunneatits
Wfldmm ut the Boot Art-nun
Wt Episot’mul church. large
Wounded both or the regular
cm yesterday. But. John Crom-
ltlh delivered his porting massage to the
people in the morning trims the test.
"Thinker: these things." The sermon
was thoughtful and helpful. in the
eveningBev. A. J. Smith presched from
the subject sdvertimd for the morning.
"Victory." He said: "We gsin noth-
ing by repreacnting the Christian life to l
he Otto of inactivity sud cute. I do not ’
mnnderstsnd it. If word: most: any-

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thinthisnot sn (my thing to be in
Christian. There are grant and psiufult
sscrldoes to be made by every true follow-

«of Grist." Christian life was prcunt- l
ed on a life of perpetqu warfare. The l
anemia sud chihcultie- of they
Qbrhitinn were vividly portrayed. the

huldrlc, breustplutc. hchnet, shield until
"an described, and the secret of "Vic-I

tor!" medal. "memlk 0‘ Chri» rheumatism. Circle will meet to-i

us though he Were going to do sonic
thingfor us utter it while." said thr- path
tor.) "He has done it. (in thst Friday
which our Episcopal friends rigidly
celebrate nil (loud Friday. in tho your of
our Lord 83. mm yours ago, on Colvury'n
call, the Captain of our salvation fought

“It" Add INDY”.

.l. Francis O'Brien. formerly director
at the chair in at. John's it'rumn (.‘stbo-
he ohnmh. titstnford. is suddenly ill at
ibis home in (loans street. melting
:frutn s mid amused tn hove been
lflunght at the recent mince" givun in
Dsrien.

A daughtrr srrivcd lit tine home 01
In. Beatrice Brady, on Ht. Patrick's,
morning. :

X". Cyrus Cogswcll. 0! Pound Ridge. 1
isvisitinglwr brother, Nelson Mouton:

Freak Wsll will more to Maine ubout i
April 1.

Mn. George 1’. Brett lit quite dick.

William E. titiwt bu un-hu-cd sd‘
ditlonul pruputy of Mr. Lowell. and in.
rndsto out it abort attest through it
rout lunsdeld avenue. Mr. titrect.
Theddeus Bell aunt flunry titmet intend

to bore concrete walks laid 1 in front of
their . tea. which will make s

greet tnprovcnicut.

wastrel".

The (im-nn' Forms Farmer's club
will hold ittl lust tum-ting of tho mutton
st the hornc of John H. Jenningu, this
evmling.

fin. Leroy Meeker ll ucrionitly ill of
u complication of grip dilemma.

His» Ulsrs Beer», of (inwn'u l-‘urms.
ill entertaining Mills Estelle Phillips, of
Albsuy. N. Y.

Charles Boer». of Dunbury. hi visiting
his mother in Wright utrcct.

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ni htwvith Mr. and Mrs. William .I.
\ out.

An l-Jpworth Luugne service was held
in the Methodist church. lust night.

Mr». Ezekiel l-Zston, of Dunbury, in
visiting hor duughtcr. M". L'ornoliue B.
Kempcr.

Mrs. (Jhsrles it. (idiom. of Danbury.

up

Highest or in in unveiling rout—mini U. s. cm Report

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turns of the performance. Them in n
otmng supporting cunt. among whom
are hilsu Annie Mortlund. Mrs. Butte
1-". Nettien. Misc Grace i’ierrpont. Mus
Blunche Chuttleld, Williuin 'i‘. Doylr,
Jflmfli ll. tirittith, t‘. B. Bradford,
(hm licmundez, (‘hnrios A. Princo
sud bier Lillie Sinnott and Home
Luther. ‘
Olicsrt oi the tlind Wordt Circle.

Tho Kind Word circlc of King‘s
EDaughter» met with Mrs. Noblc. at the
'pnrilonngu of thc Not-walk (,‘unm‘ogntion-
‘sl church. Saturday afternoon, for their

[annual mutating. The following unicorn
,vverc clucttd for the ensuiugyour: Presi-
dent. 80mm Stnnloy; vim: president.
Huud Kmlor; secretary. Eloise Bymg-
.ton; treasurer. Edith il‘outcr. A muuiuni
sud literary pmgruinme mus delightful-
,ly rendered and light refreshments were
i served.

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i It Is my of Digestion-30netleifl In Boot.
tunes of Dianne.
Probably incur pmlplu consider bout-y
it“ the munl in vnluu for food of any
twcct sauce—no better. no “out". All
should know that it. [Kitin't‘SSt'Pl ullt' grcnt
xupcriority—cnsc of Illut'filllill. 'i'ho ncc-
itnr of IIUWi'rH is illllli‘hl wholly cunc
rugnr. The M‘t'l’l'llilllti uddcd by tho buns
change thin to grnpt- nugnr and no pro-
purc it that it 1'11 almost ready for :n1~

 

unto death. and now we live becomewungncst. Sutnrdny. of bins. lee- Hllllllllllllll without any effort on the

Christ died. and an be dicd he opened ‘
the grsvc, he opened heaven, and through
his desth we ahsll din to sin, sud
through his resurrection. wc shall rim- to,
righteousness. and lit c ruse he czmqncred i
we shall conquer." l

-Philhnrmonlc conccrt and amiable. 1’
tonight, Germanin Hull. ,

Saturday evening to well-known But;
uvenuo monufnctnrcr W89 coming outj
of C.- H. Ainthorpe's store, corner of
the Wmhington street bridge and Kcymr ;
avenue, when he made a mimep undv
tell. In bin rim-cut he struck unmnll
boy, knocking him down, nnd both roll .
ed over into the drivew'uy. They want
somewhat bruised, but not sericmxly
hurt. .

T. B. Griffin. Afic‘fi'ruhn E. Fnuik- .

rick Morehouw.

Mellow min."

The comtnittcc in clntrgc of tho birth-
day part. which will ho held in Guth-
tic'n Hall. iiilvetnllnt', Tncudaymight
March 2i. huvc udoptcd :1 novel wny of
isming invitation». Thu-y nnrcuclomi
in u nmnll attracting chiilon bog. Each
person who rm'civu-ll our, is requested to

bug tlllml with its runny cunts ilti ho is
years old.

.\ tumult-c curd now sitlfll’llfl the front
door of Frank Jennings' house.

Rev. A. ll. Wyatt pn-ached in the
chapel ymterdny.

Miss Virginia N. Smith spumt

; part of the hillllllit‘h. I11 fact. Professor
E A. J. Cook nnco stylml honey ”digestcd
.ncctnr." It will he rcndily Ft't‘ll that
I linnoy is :1 vcry (It‘hll‘ltlill' {nod for those

with wcnkcncd digostivn priwcrit If n
. person is very tired, "too cxhnustcd to
I out." it is astonishing how n few liltilt‘ti
, of honey will am almost like magic.

Almost no ciYort is rcqnircd to mnkc it
, ready for assimilation. Persons sum-r-
‘ ing from somc forms of kidnt-v trouble

will find that Iloncy is u nulch morn

Luttend the party. bringing with hitn tho: bun 0 ul food for ”will than is cutie

! sugar.

i In ruling comb huncy runny strive to

5 chct i-vi-ry pnmclc of wnx. fearing that,

I all wax in nnligcrnblc. nightmare und
min 1' troublesome cmisi-qucnccu will fol-

l‘low nn indulgcnco in warm hivcuit and

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The Ilium! “Kl-twat». :

The new silks lntcly introduced for:
crochcting and knitting fashionable;
Waistcoats forcibly recall the shimmer-l
lug our-1 donned by our grentgvuud‘:
another» und most likely Worked hyl
themselves in fnint imitation of thri
gorgeous nrticlea worn by men during.
uuvorul centurion. 'l‘hommlcrn kninci:
will probably shrink from vying will);
the pullout skill of tho woman of u for- 1

n , N. n 1 ~ "Ayn/uh

The Leading
Dry Good.
Store !

TRISTRAM a. man;

a Gazette Building, Norwalk, Conn.

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New Goods at Quick Moving Prices !
DRESS GOODS.
One lot fancy mohair, handsome styles, 251‘ yard.
One lot nil wool tunings, 38 inches wide, 251‘ yard.
One lot all wool funcv illixinrcs, icgulnr 5m. ipmliw. 31,1: yl.
Ont- lol .ill wool fine serge. blu 'n‘ and itilOf’h’. worth am,
54-inch bolting, blue and black, only 3; 1-:c yard.
54 inch diagonal suiting, bloc .md black only, wool.“ ;;,c cpmlllv, 3.... 1d
Single dress pour-ms in all the Iiilt'fil llfl\1:llll.'1‘, pricc‘; ranging from ,3 to 8:.»
Hull wool t‘Il.tliIl"i, handsome patterns, 1.- 1 :c v.1rd

WASH GOODS.

36-inch pcrulc, regular 1: t-.-c goody", Sc vd.

;t)I‘..\tl.

40 inch iriall Lawn, never sold loss than 1: 1 .‘l, we yard.
1 case dress ginghums, \t‘mtll lot, at be.

“le ngo. but we may dcpcnd on thci
hund knitting mucllincn 31nd mnnufno,
turcrs' frumcu to revive tho idcn until
produce marvelous adaptations of thc
once guudy craze.

Here is an crumplc of n showy waist '
coat Int-t in liitl by u Mrs. Benin and
described by "Malcolm" an knittcd with
green Hill: and gold and «liver flowers
all over it. further enhanced with about
H yards of gold and silver thick Inca.
This smnrt fnxhion wow probably first
introduccd {ruin Italy, the country of
gold and silver weaving. In fact. tbcrt
in at. the South Kennington minimum n
coat of ltnliun origin belonging to the,
seventeenth century and similar to n.
cardigan without pockets. It in knittml'
in pain blnc stocking wnb, cut oil in;
front and at the buck with wido bomb:
of fliiWi'l’rl und Nt'i‘OIlti it"rnught. entirelyg Norwalk!
in gold nnd uilvcr. but whether knittcd. ,
with the rilk or gruftcd on tho webbing it:

Best ipmlity India plinls, 5c yard.

QUILTS.

1 casc full size crochet quilts. good quality, soc cock.
1 cute: full size cxtm heavy crochet iiillllN, 751‘ c;;-,l1.
1 c.15c llcbl quality cro.l1ct quilts, one dollur,

TOWELS.

()nc lul (othm hock lUWi‘I‘i, size 1>~2u36, so each.
line In: 'luzkisii bath tou‘cis, cxtln lurgc, 2.;x3o, 1w” for :J'c.

OILC LOTHS.

We have juzl opened our ncw linc of oil cloths in all width» and ”it: Luci! pullt‘illi.

Tmcrmo a. i-IYATT,

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not unty to usccrtuin through tho bud; ,

light and glass door. Tho-n dorigns ox FRANCIS ‘ co. I N v E N I 0 RV SA L E ' FRANCIS ‘ co'
tend about two inchca from tho khouldm .

tannins down to Noon incllcs from tht l Clothiers. I ClflthIOTI.

edge, Which is knitted with thrro sctti
of dice pnltcrn. Tho somewhat in!”
slcovcu :iro IlCiltIf‘iI with 'rcvcrnl lows cl .
garter stitch and ti11i.~ln-d oil with gaunt
lot culls displaying the fancy «lo-rice. .
Blue silk lilndr tho neck and tho frontal
over which my t'lllll'l‘ worknd clam but

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25 Per Ct. iscount!

tons nurmnndcd with tho (tn-pl.- mile?!" 0110 good turn dcs‘crvc.» gixirllllcr. Our business for thc past ycar llm. iii't'll larger and tin most satisfac-
in chain cinch—London Queen. ,tory of any sinct- our I'M‘illlUll in this city, and in rcturn wc will give. EVERY DOLLAR of our profits for
"‘ "—“" " |tl1c next TEN DAYS to our customers. :5 pcr cent on ct’cry artich: in our store.

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House
cleaning

{cuter-l 0:1.»in dlgcnicd thnn warm bim'uil. :is
1' the hittcr is inclined to"puck" in chow-
, lug. I111: it may rurpnsc some to know
lhnt comb honoy is really an Hill to the
1 digmtion of hot bread or liltli‘lill. 'I‘lu-
philmmphy of tho muttcr In that the
lilikcnol wax pro-vi-nt tiw"p:u'klllg,"
whilc tlm Innwy rcndliy tllhh‘l’lli’l'fl out,
lcnving piloting“: for tho gastric juice to
cuter the mass of food. Tho finkvs of
wax urc indigcknblc. that is trnc. but
when wunncd uro pcrfcctly smooth nnd
wit and will not injnro tho HIM-t dv-Ii-
cnto memln-nnc. In four, thcy not us :1
gi-ntIo stimulant and um Ilf'llollt‘IliI in
sumo forms of nlinnnmry diflicullics.
Thu unplcnsnnt ryinptcms from which
. some suffer 11ft: r outing lmnry mny of
ion be rcnlovcd by drinking it little
milk.—A1bnlly Cullivnlor.

net. owner 0! the building on the ‘vmill'
ington strait bridge. occupied by lmlgcr l
Edmunds, pluct-d an attachment of Mir,
nnAtIr. Edmund'a stock. Saturday. for'
rent tine. Constable Ireland scrvcd tlw

. Mr. Edmunrlr settled tlm bill I
. tnrduy night. and the attachment wan»
released. m

mlinfinfiggl"iK'nllmwiiil‘plllmllllsfn g I. milon'u horse. died Saturday.
moms, at the corner ”1 Van Znndt “mp 311'. and Mru. Lawrence McGuire, of’
South Osborn at'onnos, Wednesday cw» New Durham, ’5. .i..;md Mrs. ’1'. F.
3’: ' :gé’rfgféifif ”figlégywm ‘33; i Byrnn, of Union Hill, N. .l., spi-nt Sun.
‘ ' ' ’ ' ‘ 'dny with Mr. and Mr»; MichnclShccdy

to nrd the 9: uses vfthsromn. . ’
“° w 3‘7. -f ' 5m trunnion being 2dr. SheetIy'ubirth-‘
The Ladies‘ Aid moiety of the Bathtub,“
Avennvbtethmlint Epidermal church will . ’
hold a social at the home of Mn. llarriot
Tum, ileum street, Friday night. A
music» rogmmmein bein re ml. .
and refreghments willbcmrgml), W W. P. h’herwood has purchased thcl
, ”“——“ . . Coley place, at prmicnt occupied by l). 1
The Epworth Lengno w1ll hold “MP. Morn-ll, and will take posseuion.

regular weekly meeting tonight in that _ , j "
t'lonl of the church. .‘ilra. l'Ithul'dlAl’nl l, ‘ “°""‘" “""'°“ W" " ”M" "'° "°'"
ttno of l'renldrnt One of Many Trlnls.

Sanford. Will lead tht' meeting. This 1“"):an Y. n S. (j. E. prnyci'l
5 At the licgiuning of only mlminia‘trua

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All} Ebenezer Jones, who "‘1,“ been meeting willbcconilnctld if}, the prom t1ou\\'.isl1ington fills up Will) poisons
Vismng her daughter, Mm. J. a. Mort dent, Frank P. Lune, next bnndnyeven- “.1,“ “mm mum, “mm, (mm. in ”m
gun, Cove street. returned tailor home i , . . .
in Westpott last week flit. inIlON. in the dcpnrtmcnts or 111 llll‘ fur-

The thrcc'ycnr-old daughter (“George I cign ncrvicm writcs cx-Prcsiilvnt liorri‘
sun in Tin.- Lndics’ Home Journal. die-

A. Sturgcu Inns been quite ill. , , , . , ,

I! (‘ . 8 id 1 ~ ‘ t , l I ) cussing ‘[‘hoPrcsldcnlmlUl’llco. " Mnny
hr 1ng ”vi-:3“ ‘f'romfiliilint‘f:i:iln%it:gi of those persons have :1 limited purse,
”101" Pit. ’ ' g and to: ”in days puss on this n: exhaust-

Mi: 3;“ MW ’ M Perry will givc :1} ed, and iniputicncc and ill tcmpur come

.' i ' ' .' . i in. Munr of thcuo lK‘l‘HilllF urn dcscrving

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dazugg‘lz-‘l" “fl"??? (-1; Zing. . i and well titted to fill tho, offices the-y do
littlerllnlfl:):d‘tll:‘cl:l‘1’)!Illfcgtlllfpilifl ; sire. But. it is impossible tp find pinccs

. for all thudcmzrving. and the position of
children of Mr. ““11““. Shca. 01 1.1,,“ tings]?! 1” ll hay-cutter ""9 day last i the president is full of trial. The sus-
Woc .

Point street, are vory'sick with mph.” . ' ’ |pence and uncertainty that illc oilicc

“13m, , \Intzv lezzc Adams has been the slim“ I seeker suitors are illustrated by the ('lefl

A woket-l'mkcddtniningn emnll sum of rit. Treudwoll,‘nt Lyon’s Plain. g of u mun from my own state who

of money was stolen from Mrs. William The prayer meeting of Sol-field = thonghthe hud good reason to expect an

. (;_ Hart’s home one day 1333 Week. Grunge. l’-. of EL. “.1“ be held on Fri- . uppomtment from President (inrficld
Mn. Reuben Fairchild. of 'Danbnry, is l day evening, March 27‘

Aftcr ho had been works ni. \i'nshingtou,

‘ v ‘ . . . . .. . . . , nnd Imd brought tolwnrnll tho inllnonct-
glfhfl'zugat 2:611:13 M5"! F. (1001‘le M33“; 13:33:52”? Egg; wl‘flcggmed he could connnnud. I met him one day
. . ' ; Mr! D ll ‘ilorehmlm and rundmn . on this street and asked him how he was
Mr. and Mrs. William Sinith williflpflw}, 'whh‘hnvo both “6,12,10,18”: itemuii ulUHil- H13 answer “'3“. "Very
move to Captain C. it. Day‘s lionse,lm”m;, narrow-ring. .chI. very well, but thyro is nothing
. Betta place, April 1. l ltohcrt “Lillidinv focal yet. " It was wondcrfully express-

" . ’ d has remained in in inc-mot
My” Fran. T Dun pe lmeatdou. “'6 ”u y , y
can 011ml 01' en. " nt 115 n type of the state of nuccrtmuty

do) with friend» on (tomsmck iii
"Captain" .lntnes. of Brond River, in
viaiting friends in Nt'wnrk.

wmmriux.

Bill, huciecssor to (Ilmrlio. Mr”. Bella

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THE OFFICE SEEKING HORDE.

Homer Blrchnrd, a nignal tower opor~
ntor in Westport. hue leased the upper
, of Miss Susie Tillotson’» new bounce

it Cove street.

William Gchrmunn. who moved his
family to Willinmsburg. l’n.. textural
xnontlw ago, ltns tired of the place. and
will return here.

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is ill with the;

Soda 'thM' 111' ~ ' .. .. - i . .
Egret 0:31am. tan ‘6 "3 lonelier ”1,3353%; éfifikgfi. gceg'kpcndlng 3' winch nccmnpznncs oflice sucking.

“Nothing focul yet," but a hope that is
hard to kill.

Thorn are few offices nt Washington
the suluricx of which enable the i11cum-.
. bent to save any money. told the nvcrngc
experience of those holding places in the
depurtmcnts. I um sure. is, if they would
express it, that private business oil'crs
better returns and gives u better chance
for ndvnnccmcnt. - .

Mr. and Mrs, 637?, Benedict are gick 3 lint. Horace llnrlhutt still continued
with the grip at their home in Howard l ”"0"“? “I With ”PM“! 1‘3"". '

avenue. .b. ,, —--———-—*--
Mr. and Mm. F. E. Birch burn an; ”WW "“‘E'E'm'

moved from Betta placc to Rivemide
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“the Star Gazer.”

wins Patrick {fulfill}: St. John m. l “The Sm Ham," which plays a re- %
line, in confined to her bed by crysipelwt. ; turn (into at lioyt'u Thf‘illl‘t‘. Wulncsdny ‘

31' May 3;" Evelvn linwkim. 0(blight. Murch 25th, Inns chungnd little;

Seaside place, are visiting in lalip, LJ, ’ since it» but uppcurnuco here, except. i
that its musical nundnern have ban’
lbrv t up to date. This year. to bust. ,
;thc nging of rim company is notably‘
,brtter than the furmcomcdieu ordinary 1
lily furnish. A indim' anlrtcttc is :1:
lr‘lffiflg feature. .im- “it. the slur of the '

Lived on “'Iint They Took.

Them is one thing which is not gen-
erally known to the public—that is,
lilosby and his own nuver received one
cent from the Cullfcdaruto government.
Each man provided himself with his

A son was MERE. and Mn. Wil-
bur Wuldron, of East avenue. Saturday.

I Mrs. Richard L'flomtncdicn, of Row—
nyton. to visiting her mus in this plan:
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Ina. Mai meg-rm hm meg-pd {mmylrgtnpnnm its a droll person who nrrnntm-l . own uniform. horse and arms. and
hes-recent illness. ii"; ”if "ligafilivxmionlpf deuu- boarded llinn-telf. The United SllIlC-H

. . . ,wremn y. w n: w mmtmun _v mail». vcrnn cntf - . . " .,
3’ Katie Shea. of (mark-s it‘l'Bi'i', mmkltains. and whip}. lt-ndu added “he“, N, R“ l .ulmr‘lu d m pith ruptured
.. with diphtheria -the humorous linmt h? s k horses. um» and .inunumtnln, and the
‘ ' ‘ , M 5' icxtrn horses cupturcd paid our board.
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BWIYIQI. i. K. Easter; hm“ 5,, LM" So. Illi‘lPJh of mmmg pny frti‘ipntlli‘t‘

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over to limp horses. nlnlcs and arms. I
will mention one incident to show what
an honorable and conscientious mun
Colonel Mrs-by 1: or». 011 thc grcviihnck
ruid, when we ruptured SitthlOO, be-

_. - ._ _ , Confcderutc govetnmcnt.
lira. Miriam B. Knmvlton mlchmtni. On Saturday night. March ‘23, Manu- .
Sntnrduy. the seventy-ninth anniver- get i. )f. Hoyt will mm at Hoyt‘s.i
at, at her birthday. Her chihirun.l’l1imtm. J. K. Emmet in nu entimiyl

' grand-children and great gnud—child- new piay.ncomcdy-drunia in three uctsp
run from New Canaan. varies and on. by A. 1). Han, entitlcd . Fritz in Low." ‘

place were entertained.

unfiltedefic, . . .kJ.Dirchurdhuu-ctum-
dtoherhornein Darin, after a viuit

W. fir. end In. Stephen
, in )luin strnt.

A number of new range and dances will
yin». introduced by Mr. Emmet. chief
farming which are "The Tear." “Echo."
"'How I Love the Babies" and a new

“Bubble" mg. His bueim with the
1 children ill one of the most pleasing feu-

fore division was made of the money
330,000 was nficrcd Colonel Mushy,
which hefieclined to receive. Nor did
he ever take anything for his own use
that had been captured—Thomas More
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The Modern Cleaner

terror.
\l’ork

done
with
case

in half
the time.

All Grocers.
l-"rcc Sninnla.

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.\i :1 rogulnr ~o-~inu «vi Lincoln (”aunt-ll. .\ l
i. U. l'. A. .‘i . hold on Friduy owning. .\I:11'cl1‘
‘(IUIIIL 19196. tin- following rowlutium won» it lop :
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Whom-1n. .\llcr n11 cxi>tonuo . f mom flmn 2.1 l
yourslhi-iirontl‘mun'Ih~1'nlmvolm-e \‘i-1lmlnur;
l‘mmcilfurtlmllwt timinnnd 1'n-mnu-d from
our midst. our lmlnlod Iirnlhor. William C-
lInIci-uuul

.Whnrn-nn Bv lIli‘ donlh of lxrotin‘r Huh-c.
Lincoln i-‘ounvil. .\o. t. |m~ Inst :1 true nlul
fnllllful momhci'nml llio mnmmnitr in which
i -il\i- in stumwn mid I1|)'iill’lll7.l'ili Iln-rolnro.
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lionnlvi-nl. That we bow with ri-vm‘vnl win.
llll‘it'tli‘n lo Almighty land. wiiudm-tll :Lllthinlt“
woll.:1mlll|nl no tumor in his widow and
fntln-riosscliildron our licltrtl'nlt sympntlu' in
tlmir soro nilliclionmn-i commond tin-m for
v-unilort.iu Iiim‘who hllh pmmiwd to l..-

fnlhcl‘ln lho fnlllorlt-Hsnnd tho widow's (ind: l

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11nd be it [urllu-r 1
Ilvsolu-d. 'I‘liut n~' n fokcn of nllr call-cm ‘
for our nIt-pnrtml Iit‘llllli'r. 0111' vhnrtcr. nltnrl
nnd guvoh bu drnpml in mourning for thirty ;
days. and flint u copy 01 lIlt'M' resolutions bu
sent the fnmxly oil in dcv-mm-d brother.
()iIAfi‘. NADAMS.
REA . (i. HAULHNBECK.
Vi ILBUIl F. SMITH.

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TAYLOR & 1 GOLDEN,

Real Estate 7
and Insurance!

WASHINGTON STREET.
So. Norwalk. 1'

Pen-ions looking fora lot or house and

lot with the view of purchasing, urninvit- l
ed to call and examine our list. \\'e hnve .
them for sale in every putt of the city at ‘
reuszmttble prices and on easy terms. . i
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WARRANT .

FUR Tl”: I

ANNUAL cm 11:511ch
.‘l.\\'Ofl'S_0l"Flf"l‘..

Sm'TH .\'i1}t\l‘AI.K.Ctl\‘\'.. March 17th. HM I
Tn.i..-.-ph It. 'I‘nvl-ir. Heart; of tho City nil
Hunth Nurwulk, (fund. . Nll': :
liy nutlmritvwstod in me us Innvnr. nndr
Irvurilvr“(tilt-llnui‘ll 0f ('nlmcilllli‘ll of saivl.
0“)“. l Ilvl‘ohy ulil‘l‘l’l )‘ull to Kit“ llllllt‘l‘ in "1»- l
lognl'votcrsul‘lhia city (but tho Annual l‘ltvi
Zilovlnn: will ln' ln-ld In Arum IinII.nn llndisun ‘
shoot. in xnid city. 1-11 Monday. thl- 'J'll day of I
Mun-h, min, at 5 o'clock p. 111.. for tho pnrpmo
of ln-nring tho H‘Vf'l‘lil unnunl rcpm‘tn. in Iny n
ln.\ on llw listnf 153'5vl'lllll‘1'tlllc current t'X-
llt'llt‘f" nl llw I‘ll\' : “In“ in lily ll tux Hill to ”x-
i‘l‘t'lI ”no mill on thmlullnr for tho- ~nppurt of
tho fn-e public iiiimrv 11ml rmldin: room. the
prm-u-cds ul' nun-l1 tux ln’ln- lat-pt N‘lh’lmll‘ from
hi‘gvllli'l‘ fnnd.~ of tin- cm" and to ho known 11-
tlw ‘l.lli1111'y.l"und: nimtn tmnsnct nnv nth-\r
inl~inc~s prnpcr to «woo below Sitiil rum-ting.

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Blunt-d. Milli'i‘lMEli M. LEE. Mnyur.
.-\ lrncv'npv. Atta'st. ,
JOSEPH Ii. TAYLOR. City ('lol‘k. l}
17.10.2133 }
. ‘ r
it kinds of the Best F f i:
EGGS hatchip . mummified“
on Poll .5 klndeof 'hcirtuH,
\thltcund ll. 1’. Rod . Bull"!

 

and White Cochinni‘m' and $1.00 for 1:.
L’Honuzmru it ,owuzn‘u anszn No. 7
Henry street. Esst horwullt. in 3111

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3..

42,000,000 Barrels}

Ulsters, Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Neckwear,

White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc.

Bear in mind FOUR DOLLARS FOR THREE. Also we advertise only what we have iind exactly as
it is. NO JACK IN Tllii BOX. No guess and you don't get it, but u straightforward, transact ion, one
customer's money liCIllg as good as another at

FRANCIS 8: 00’s.,

RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND rcnxlsx lZRS.
86 WASHINGTON ST., $0. NORWALK.

 

Sale .to Commence Saturday,.February 8th.

WAGONS l

 
 

“New and Second-Hand. ,.

 

BUGGIES. J" l - "7 " ” _,
PHAETONS, ‘ '14 5C3;i ~49.
cmmcts. ,
“mm ,DONT;
SPINDLES’ ETC. (Ioniusu the prices quoted herr- willl tilt-m? of any other
—-—- slow. It is .11 S3 WASHINGTON STREET, only, that
PRICES TO SUIT ALL lliL'Sl‘ goods . .m be found.

CALL AND SEE THEM. Dianne, logo 53m: conniving-j. Pictures 'mcusul'e 27x35. Solid
oak ll'ulll"\' “mull :53.5c: in: am: going out oi lIllS line, so note the price
H E N R v TI L L V, as this in more than 50 pm" cent. under price. namely,$1.50 each.
()nc lot of about 20 pictures sizc zlxsénll good subjects; price 9cc
"'v' ouch, lss‘s than you could buy the. glass for. ,
l 25 very handsome two-tone pictures in whitc and gilt and oak
land gilt framcs, Lit $2.5(icncl1. 'l'lic. picturrs; clone: are worth more
lllliln the price askcd complete. ‘
‘ Sec cast window for sample pictures.
100 large size bristle counter clusters.
‘Ersc for this sale.
Rogcrs' silvcr knives, forks and spoons. For this week, knives,
‘und forks, 82.75 per doz.; tcu spoons, $1.95 Wrdozcn; tablc spoons, 35c
ouch. ‘ ,
The above are the best goods and are 33 1.3 per cent under price.
100 2~qt. tin pulls, 2 for ye; coo glass yum-.5, 5c each; 144 stove
brushes, bust bristle, 19c CRCII; ICO stove brushes. good brush, worth
1 23C each, 15c. each; 75 stove brusllcs, best goods, 23c each.
300 genuine Tumpico scrubbing brushes, 11c each.
1000 Austin's Triumph coffee filters, me each.
5110 scrubbingr Iil‘uSllL‘S, ordinary size. 4c each.
500 8-inch dinner plates, Sc cach, 90c dozen.
5co 7-inch breakfast plates, 7c each, Scc don-n.
500 6-inch ten plates, (1c each, 7m: dozen.

 

I’riu: rcduccd from 4°C to

 

. Mack- and Sold in Six

Months. 500 5-inch pic‘platc‘s 5c each, 55,. dozen.
Endinrv \larch '5' ‘5' 6 ““31 Pm' 5°° 5&5 cups and saucers. exzm weight,I1und1c5; 39C for 6 cups
‘ b I dua'of 9 ' , ,nnd saucers. .2,

The above crockery all warranted not to crazo.

100 large glass berry or nut dishes. lsc each,

300 dozen bandg tumblers, with cut foot,ut 39c per do zcn.

moo packages of hell paper in 10 yard lengths, at 5c package.
‘ilest hard woot h ndlc wire carpet heaters, 19c each.

1000 whisk bro mi ,blnck enameled handles. lOC each.
1 100 sets commi n itchcn knives and forks. best steel, 49c set.
75 sets cocobol hutdlcs, bolstered at both ends. in fact a good

substantial knife, ' for—at 75c set, (i knivcs and 6 forks.
, 500 good parii knives, hard wood handles, either sharp or square
-—*--'~-~ ~~ ‘ ;cnd oladcs, 71: each. \,,,.

Roberts, Tucker, ‘
& Goodwin. i «411 "
one. 700 Main Street. l fisofgfl/s . o

............-...., , 33 WASHINGTON sun-:1:

Age-nut for Connecticut. , ‘ _
ll. 3. Wurshouse. 115 Commerce utreet' South horwalk, Ct.

Washburn, Crosby Co.Mi|ls,
A. B. c. D.

The A mill alone produced 1_ooo.- ‘
coo barrelsJargcst run on record.

 
 
 
 
 

“'zzshlmrni 'r-usll\".~'5t1pur|:1ti1'i- i» m M I‘\'1fl".‘-
win-ri- from tho ’zu'illl' rum-t to St. John» .\vu‘ '
I-‘nnnvllnnd, and in England. ln-lnnd and N'HI-
lnnd vcrv Inrgolv. and is recognized on thu‘
h‘Jhk flour in tin- world.

 

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