Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 22, 1897 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

oi 8t.
: also the following
diluted in tbeSt. Angus~
W: ”Mr. Sanchez
dam of St. Angelou“
WI non of the late
, ’6. Sanchez. under
m mud in the Fl -
W our! roeolvodlinjn on
men: at young man in
crippled him for lite.
brietlouwharacter. A:
11nd him) and affectionate.
whorl. our! war beloved by
my!

weekly prhyer meeting oi
Moon your will be held in

.n or the East Avenue
a - lchurch. tonight at
.Wrbzvalléiend the ”filial;
..; r meeting W
elegant the meeting.

up... ‘1. W...

Stevens, of Cove street.
the gueetof Bridgeport
turned home.

purchased all that re-
" Minimal schooner Donnell.
“Stain Oockeuoo’s Bur of
pin VnuZoudt avenue.

“Kantian burr torn down the
, First avenue, and is
cw carpenter shop.

flora—oi New York.
3!. Robert Burris, Core

II Winfirozen over. yerter-
entire learn!!-

7 Brothers ore—'“buildipg a fence
their propertylu First avenue.
ploughed up one-halt.

Reynolds has gone to Dorian
In‘nrldition on the house recent-
: . by Sylt'eeter Sherwood.wa
o there flay let.

Ind Mn. Williuur Biker have‘
South Norwalk to Thomas
home in Riverside avenue.

m3. WESSiBr. of Vaandt
is liok’of pneumonia.

nicortio. ol' Fitch street. is
M vacation with relatives in

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In'Viotorio Day is the guest of
in Enlt Orange. N. J.
p .n Fooleryior School Proposes. :
committee or the l'uion sonar;
inspected A. Solmuns' but face I
Union street. this morning. tori
, 0t ascertaining whether it?
pitted. or can be made suitable at:
m. for school purposcs. it let
that possibly the 5390!"! iloorl
. . no that sessions conldl
there.

"Mormon later decided to leave '1
room: in the factory. and will at I
hm them seated and placed in;
p 1 , to hold tensions with the open- I
of the sprint: term. Monday. May 3
Principal Foote has not yet decid-
wlifl grades he will place in the
of. This will relieve the over-l
v in the Frnnklin : id Concord.
nhoolu, and permit he pronrog
. ‘ whioh could not bemu‘delusrvver-k. ‘
In“! to Dedication oi Grant’s Tomb.
mime! label will mnke an ex-.
, ”New York on Tuesday. Aprilf
”ruin the citizens oi Norwalk,
Molly n chance to withers the.
' . ceremonies of tin- tomb oi
Grunt. which includes the
all! and naval parade. 'l'lrc
' Inn 1 will leave the urchin-'5
' outgrowth Norwulk a: no u
I - . uttho tom of linst Thirty-
- ~ It will then proceed to th-
rivor. where pntreeogors «on tree.
novel review of American nor-j
minim. It will tin-u loud ntl
, o! Went Forty-third otmet. Rn-
' it will leave west Forty-third:
“80 p. in.. landing: at our Third
. Motown. or. The lure ,0.
wall will be 75.2 : one way. :ll’i'. ‘

M W: In Inluru.
street. Norwalk. we» the «outcry
excitement about lode o'clocki
3. count! by the running.

a bone owned by George:
Thohorao our being led into
. rd of the blocker done in;
inner. by Mr. lied on‘ Iron:
when it become unruly nud‘
r , going around the little tri. ‘
ntthntpornr. The young

‘ to “on tho harm and
Mn. homily to tho uronndu
‘ broke hour the wagon nud‘
the yard oi the locker,
wagon mo nonrrlwhnt dam»:
born bond was bully out. .
. . i

ennui-om I
Low-lio- to Chariot ll. llo- -

‘ lend old buildings at Five Mile l

. W nud John 1.. one?
b toE yul L. alanine. nit;

m limb.
South ”mall: to Patrick bio. I

to l'nirriow avenue. 3

. woollwurd to tire. fiery it. i
‘- lull in liar-milk.

' n J.” to M, 1‘:- HOW
gal-elk.

W. ....‘........M

m marine end Jrnnoo
1-, oi flmnlk. were worried

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'orr the list

mpnny “whirlwind-ll.
Allow ”to! tolling north
Minuteman llilla.‘ , p
r uncommon;-
irn’htd fl momma
chance utliotw in gold elven m

n or...

volt A.il.lioyt&fion87Wnll

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tax collectors Sale.

N01161:: in hen-by given that, in. on
i deralnned. Collector at Texas, under
and by virtue oi a certain to: wnrrnnt.
duly executed nod signed by proper nu»
thorny sud directed to the undersigned.
commending him to levy and collect oi

FRANK Goosox AM) wrr'n.

null other per-none named in the ruin book.
on the list. to said warrant annexed. their
oevernl proportion: ol the num total no
therein atoledmnid cum being n tax or
atonement Inld upon the «moment list
under in ltlllr. by the irrh-bitnntn ol the
town of horn-n . regularly and leg-Hy
assembled. to wit. on the 20th day oi
Jnuunry, A. 1)., 1890.111» for the pur of
providing tor the indobteduen 0 sold
town, levies upon the lollowing described
real estate of said
FRANK GODSUN AX!) WIFE,

nitnnted in town 0! Norwalk. at South
Norwalk. with the buildings thereon
ninndingmrd bounded westerly laid feet. by
highwnywulled Wilson rand. southeastern
ly were“ byMeIdow streamed nortlmnt-
erly lee tent by lnud now or formerly oi
Eugene M. 'l’olleo. .

Audi nhnlloell rut Public Auction. on
the premises hereinbelore donoriberl. on
the 23d tiny olJtlne. A. 1).. “397. nt limb
o'clock forenoon. so much thereof in will
raise the sum of teulilmdollnnobnr being
the pro rtloll of the sold Frank {indium
and M c.ol the sum totnl in naldllet.
together with the charges of levy,nnle,

etc.
HE”. B. St. JOHN.
Tax Collector. List of Nib.
”Pale“ at Norwalk. April ‘20, A. 0..
.ll. ‘

”TE-{Bouncingselm

' U l‘lCli it; hereby given timtihoundeb
. signed. Collector of Taxes. under
and by virtue of a certnirr tux warrant.
duly execllteduud signed by proper un-
thority and directed to the undersigned.
c Immnndiug him to levy and collect of

FR AXK GUDSI )N AS I) WIFE.

and other person-r named in the rule book.
on the list to said wnrrrrnt annexed. their
several proportions oi‘ the all!“ iolnl no
therein stun-d. said sum being a tax or no
seoslneut luld upon the usaennlllr-ut lint
mndcln NM. by the inhabitants of the
town of Norwalk. rcznlnriy nnd legally
nonclllmcrl. in “ll. rm the is»! «lily of
March. A. l).. Nib. met for the purpone of
providing {or ill" indebtcdncu of mid
town, levie» upon the following described
real estate ul said
FRASK Ironsnx .\.\'l) “'ll’l‘,

situated in town of \‘oro‘nlk. at South
Norrvnik. with the buildings thereon
atondingmnd boumlelllwcstorly Ni l’v-et lay
highway culled Wilson rundoonlhvnnirrny
ills (not by Meadow street. and northeast-
erly lmileet by lnnd now or iorlncrly oi
liulzcm- .‘l. TONI".

And I shall sell at Public, Auction. on
the premises hereinlwfure rleficrihrrl. or:
the 23.: day olJunr. A. It. Hill. at roar;
O'clock foh'nmlrr. surllllcirlhcreol or will
misc the mm of nightli‘iI lollnrm hm. ocrug
the proportion "I the said Frank ilmlmn
and wife. 01 the nrlrrr total in said list. to-
gether with the charges of levy. mile. ctc.

(Hill. ll. 51'. .lllllX.
Tax Collector. List of NH,
Dated at Norwalk. April '3". A D .
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Tax Collector’s Sale.

\'|')l'll.‘l‘2iv lien-by given tho! the un-
. Ilcrnlgilml. Collector of Taxes. under

film] by virtue of. cerlnlu inx wnrmnt.

duly executed and “fined by proper au-

thority nod dim-led in the undersigned.

commanding him to levy and r'lrllvl't oi
FRANK HIIIISIIX .\.\‘I) \Vll-‘l-l.

Illil other persona named in the rule book.
‘ in Mltl won-not annexed.
llllill' now-rat proportiom oi the Iltm totnl

"tom ‘ ”nun .

mil-y; Aprll 33- p
The Young America helm

”Rosabol
Morrison

. Supported by Edmrd linenomouiinz

CARMEN

The Play ofthe Hour l

Splendlidly Cunt! Buntilully Mounted!
Correctly Costumed. .

I
Prim title. 1' v. 750. Sale oi rolerved
sent! at Pinioted'e rind l’lnueo'n.

STAGE MANAGER'S BENEFIT
IORWALK OPERA HOUSE.

r.w.mo'cnm........ ...........lnnn¢er
Onexiuht Only.

Friday, April 23.
The Fu moo: Play,

The Burglar

till) Nights in New York at the' Madison
Square Them re.

)1 ll. A 176 CS'I'L'S THOM AS‘
Fear Act Comedy Drnmn from the story oi

EDITHA’S BU RGLAR.

By Mrs. Frupccn llodrzaon Burnett. Direc~
tion of A. Q. Scammon.

Prices 850. and 30c. Sentient) solo at Wood's
and ‘l'onriiunon's drug stores.

HOYT’S TH EATRE
loudly

Evening, . APR“. 26!

Tim War! I turned

Brothers Byrne

In their errormcn ly sucv-eselui ”reclxlculur
pro-Inc ion

The New
8 Bells!

SEE The wonderful I‘l't’Ull’lllL' chip.
SHE , 'I'lle mmraing :nrrmge ride.
Sl-Zl". l The inman liyrne troupe of Ann»
SHE l hilt».
Sill-3 l The beautiful nclnprra,
i-‘rl-ZI'Z " ’l‘br- bewildering lrrck welrrry
SEE I The wondcrlul llli'l‘lllilllt‘iil v-ll'cr‘ln.
A liliiANl‘llf l’llillll't'l‘lilx '
Full of Sundries.
Prices 25c 3:); 15C. Soul» on Halo nt
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Grand Excursion

Ti I IIILDIi .\ Hi I\

G R A N T’s T O M B
Tuesdoprril 21,l891.

Steamer Isabel Will make no exclrrlion
to New York on that day to give the cit-
zenl of Norwalk and vicinity a chance

 

to witness the dedicating tletemunlcl oi

‘ . m mm: .

no therein eluted. said Mllll luring n tax or I , . . .
newurnent land noon the mocenlrrcnt lint j the tomb hf (loneral brunt, which in
"“d" i” ”"3“ "V ”w i“"""““""‘"‘ ”"‘ folndvs the Grunt Militlrv novul parade.

towr‘lol Norwalk. regularly null legullvi
anemblr-rl. in mi. irll lll" L’Mll day of l The Stmm‘7'1mh’l Will leave 'mambl’“

nnmicn oilin-
will“: thorium “

l’l‘l'l‘mlit-t‘. A. ll, Until. luct inrihc put-poor-
of providing for tlw rnrlr-btwlrrens or Mill
town. levw: upon the lullmvrrrg ducribcd
rel! entitle ill nnld ‘

I'llANIx' HOI’IUX .\.\‘l) Willi.
~illullml in t-nvu oi Nurrrnlk. of North
NI-l'n‘nlh, will the buildinm ilrI-l'euu
flooding :illll hounded li‘i'nIi-rly l‘o'r let-t by
Irrnllwnv culled Wilson “mildew“lil'ri-lt'rly
Wk [wt by Murillo“ hll‘t’l'l, null northeast.
erl]: Hilton! by land mm or lurmvriy of
l‘IlluI-lw .\l. 'I'nllI-a.

And l~bnll nr-ll at public our-lion, an
the premiums lit‘l'i‘llilli‘lilro described. on
”re 2:“ day of June, A It. NIL or. icon
O'clock lnr'cllmm. no "Illi'll tilrr'eul M wrll
rnimliw mm at wi'ril nlulri; m dollnru.
llmi. being the proportion of I irr- uni l-‘r-nok

.Ilodnon moi min. of the min total in “ill
glint. together With Ilrn clrnr'gn of levy.

hale. ole. _
lil‘illlltil'l ll 241‘, .lilll.\'.

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Tax Collector’s Solo.

' U'l‘li'l'l In hereby given that. the under

. tinned. f'ollecror oi 'l‘nxu. under

and by virtue M n certain tux wnrrnrrl.

duly emulated and eluded bv proper ow

thority nlrddtrncird truth» rlnrlorniuned

cornmnudinnhlnr to low nnd collect n
FRANK illIlHUh‘ .lh‘l) \i‘ll’l‘l.

and other vermin nrulml In the rntr book.
on the lint Io lurid wnrrnot annexed. their
revere] proportioned! the ruin tornl M
tirerehutntod.mid Milli being at tort or
moraine-rt inld Ilium the norauuwnt llul
mule in will. hr the lnhnbltrrnuoltho
mwnoiNoru-nlk. regularly and In ally
ummhled. to wit. on the ill-db tiny oi bu:-
elnlmr. A, It, Mm, nil-t torthe pnrpou

‘oipruvldlnrr for ril- llrilebmlnnoo of mid

town. lovinn upon the following described
raid oolnto ol uld

FRANK Ilrrumx AN!) \l'll-‘I'I.

'nillllltnl in norm of Norwalk.“ 75'0““!

Norwnlk. with the hulldln o ilimm
nilllillllfl. and bounded watery lull (not.
by hinllwny rolled Wllwn nnnlmonihonnt
my mil [not by Meadow ntrnni. nnrl nortio
nor-lady Mi lent bv Innri new or formerly
of ”limit“! M. 'l‘ollor.

Artill-hnllullni Public Auction. Im-
thn premium heroinluiore drwrihwl. ml
the can any «idem. A. It. rm all null
o'clock lorenmu. on much Manual on will
ravine the mm of norm nod till one-

.hnnrimltb return outlive. ihnt in or the

i uidklig 00:33:"
n . or
with th chemo-letter to. to.

” Gfitl'lfit ironic.

limit “Midland Win

'l‘nx ('IIIIcclv-r, idol of NI.’
linind at Norn‘llll. \prrl '1”. .\.l/,/
I.

dock at South Norwalk in 1.1M. in.
landing or tool of East Illn otmei. will
tho-n proceed to the North river. where
puw‘ngcrn (780696 the grunt nuvnl re-
view of American and Foreign war ships.
will their land at (mt 0! Want 43d street;
returning will leave West liltl street. at
Mo 1). nr..lnnding nt Built first. nt .3
p. lil.
Fore for the excursion. 75c.

" one Why (m. u '22 it

CONTRACTORS r
k--Tako Notice!

limit-ll prn mils will be received by the
Selectmen o Wilton. until I o'clock our.
on Mondny. llny II. rm. for Ill-riding nrnI
uruvrdirm the In l-nllud Kent mud. lrulll
lire nolllir hoorldn or the tmrlr to liunt'n
nlul'l‘. Alhalrldn ior rnvnilnu liw nnnrc
n Itlrolrt «rolling. liir u to ba- nrrule In :1qu
Ion! Mellon». nrnl «rich hid rum-d Inuit-nom-
nuiml by it properly crowned bond of

Elm [in n nil-nurture of good faith. null to
Insure the lnltiIlnl perlormnmm or the con
liltiom of the cont met if nonrdml. l'lnrns
rind sipwlllcntlmlu mm In- run-o oi the collide.
oi the Illnmlv mimninniorrm'» nt Hartford.
or at ilre'l‘own Clot-It'll nillrm in Wilton.
'l'lle or-lerltilwn mourn» the right to reject
any or oil propmnlu. no the ininrerrto of the
town many new to require. All onvelorm
corrinlnin propormin moot imlnnrked on
thenlilitlttt nor containing mob. in ovoid
unintentional owning oi the rhino before
the time appointed.

.liiiiiAll tllldllill'l'.

illiiiltillv: W. illilil’lilfi‘l'.

noun: “UHHI‘M.

n In do Holvotirinn oi Wilton.

Loon Domino

blurry appliance for llnlnlllllu
l‘nrlnlnn at short notice run) an
mricotly are when new.

Connecticut
.. . . Laundry!

iioviiono moot. tooth!» nollr.
Drop an Pollution! in will send lorthrrm

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AND
FUR REPAIRING.

Two very‘lmpcrlaot matters In
which we can ease the minds of fur
garment owners. We will put them
in good shape and lay them away
with such care that when cold weather
comes again they will be like new;
we insure them against all loss or
damage of any sort. Now is the
time they should be overhauled and
taken care of. Now is the lime to
arrange for it.

All~sllk Merle Ribbons. number
40.!or l5 cemsayard, A splendid
offering of new Spring shades that
ribbon admirers should know about.
Alimcly chance at the beginning of
llrc season.

Ladlee' Jersey Bicycle Legglns.
in the becoming shades of brown,
blue and black. aodhwillr fancy golf
tops SI .00 a pair.

Men's lawless—Bicycle Leggins. in
all the newest effects. for SO and 75
cents. MOO. $1.25. 31.50 and $l.75
apalr.

SPECIAL.

Mill‘s Bicycle HM" .lEl a light
c ttozr fsctaromelllizly; many new
-—.‘.n browne. blue. and gray. {or 50
cents a pair. A good lining that

 

 

 

 

TRISTRAM a. f HYATT,

Statue of Liberty“
Carved From . . .
Soap!........

 

more

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An exhibition 0! sculpture well worth seeing In Our wcslvrindow. From a
huge block of soapa‘scnlplor is shapingamodel of the Statue of Liberty.
lusidc the store we :- re having a special sale of soap manufactured by
the Dclaud & Gilbert Co,and warranted by them lobe as fine as any
soap made. For this sale we are oflcriog the Cast In, ”two Cakes for so, ‘
and lb: celebrated Blue Bow Soap 3 cakes for me. ‘

S‘r nirt Waists!

We have now on exhibition our cntrre newline of Shirt waists, including
all rhc very latest styles, and in all qualities ranging in price from 50c to
84 oo '

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riders v.23. opprsciate because they
are not tizlz'n lanai clumsy on the loot
—~ wij; no: crowd the shoe.

Use Moreen tor toarr dress skirt
living, In lie-:2; and "310:5, N.) tax:—
mg: l:Cl'.-l.':',2l. (For ‘3.’ ' Good“. de-
pezzmeo' has if to new 4.2:qu shade:
and Summer weight.

N33! Lappsj Mllsi'rna. stir do-
llli‘:l1&3§ld laugh. 12:, and WC. yd.

A new mnteriai for bzeycle skirts
called [3339211. A eervxeabn: cloth
mat is part “all not crews. and

 
 

 

 

 

 

French Current"

A :ere importzj
cloth or sly}; suitable f.r ladree' moi
' ll

oilfiiren's new itzrzdtmrr: 5.7.;

 

 

 

 

 

TRISTRAM & HYATT, "°e“::t‘r.3‘évf‘.§:f‘°"t
98 Wong}; 51.1.1. 1 '1 * 3111111....11

REMOVAL SALE"!

0

Finding our present store inadequate to our increasing growth of business. we have
decidcd'to more to the store formerly known as the Boston Store, No. 83 Washington
street, South Norwalk. From this time until May 1, 1897, we shall offer 10 per cent
*9 cwls a ‘discount for cash on all goods (except carpets and furniture and Thompson's and R. it

C. corsets I Stock must be closed out. Look lor bargains. Invoice of new carpets at
reduced prices at our Norwalk store.

Call and examine same.

wnzsr patleir‘i, Ml 3.3 null-:5 lune, 2* ,_ ~ ._._ _ "w ~' ~ ..._.
lOl l2: C3ll:5 klll'ilj. QBWASHINOTON . OLUD-U‘LD|N o
. --" T'“ , srnutr. F E I nonw
incarly l. in 1 1 l‘gm- co I LD & HOV ALK.
lewd tEM‘r mom I f-‘llflr - South N°"."" Ct. _ I OQHN.
can Que-e: " r: r I.“ *' Inst}: 1 :hr« .w _ - . . _ ..-- 4— -c

 

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THE D. M. READ CO.

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values than ever before.

of the year.

i yard 31c all w'ool verges. 36 Inches wide
l yard 29c cashmere. 36 inchcu wide for

5 yard: skirt lining for
3 yards but silesla {or

5 yards 6r: apron gingham for

4 yard: 7c unbleached muslin for

4 yard: 6c calico, all colors and kinda {or
r r 3 yard: rrc drm gingham: for

5 you“ so domoi ilrnrlel for

a yard: I: r-ac yard wide perculerr for

1 yard 13: table domed: for

I 1-: you]; r7cloncy figured demln [or

r yard yer; Itidordorvn Ilanncl [or

want or Dry Goods.

 

{‘ 2‘34"“ l” I‘ .111, Iva: 62: Engraving!
‘-fllmt 39;. but :1 Water. Luge

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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

The South Norwalk Boston Stare

The Sentinel can now ollcr inducements to parties desiring engraved wed-
ding invitations, anuouuccmculs, calling cards, cm, of a specially advan-
rageorrs churacler. The-highest grade of work at prices but a very little
inadvnncc of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
pnccs. a

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lilS MOVED TO Ill WASHINGTON STREET.

Their Easter greeting is :1 19882110 in which phenomenal values will be given.
new store we have the advantage 0t hzrvrllg the best ventilated and best lighted store in
town, and as We are devoting all our energies direct to dry goods we shall give better

for

r yard loncy figured 30c block brillianti'lcu lrrl‘

DOMIUTIOI

Don’t for clear new address. Don’t forget to look at our Millinory Ill

"‘ia.

In our

Dnr'ingtllo 19c Sale on Saturday and Monday we Sllllll sell at one-third their value
some lots at Kitchen Ware that we had lclt from our old store.
Duns 00005.

This stock, above all others. you are naturally interested in this lime
We have the stock that will interest you.
a yard: children's school plaids. double fold for

l vurd camel hair cilcclt. winches mdc for

 

+ Hoornnv.

l pair grnrs' 25c suspenders {or ..,.;

r gcoii' blnclr or I'rrncy colored tie for W,
n”: ' lady'fi r u u u u n “I:
NC a pair geuis' urn or mixed bore for W;
39‘? a pair lsldlcr.‘ furl black hole for .9.‘
ML. rpulr ladlcs' trim line quality Inst nlfllk horn.- iur W.
W. a pair children's lard black hour for Im,
“It: i pnlr rhildrcn': mt black hale, Isl; rpl'llin for Mr
“w r inlant's ribbed vent Ior w.

r boy's outing Iluonul mitt for p,

MOTIONU.

"l“ 5 ladies' funny or plain hemotilebcd hamlkcrclricic‘ lm m.
'9‘: z Iadics' willie laundered collar; {or .91
""5 m cards [all black dnrnlog cotton. ..,.,
'9“ rludlcs'whitc lawn apron for ..,..
“)0 5 “moi. of mo yard Math or ljulJ‘cil rowing tilll {or W
“II? 3 spool! of white or Cul'llCll crochet cotton Ior ,. w,
”W I pair oI acltrors l'or . .. ..,.
we 5 when oi imlcl but“) for « . M.
ii); 5m. oltoilet pJper lot we. 7 phgcird toil I paper up.

I“. «Don’t

forget the nosing out oi'Kilehen Department, and don’t Iorgot to call on us when in

w .u

, The South Norwalk Benton Store, lit Washington Street.