sl"l‘ti” rid "an as In:
It mutual-Ix ml Vial-Ir
', ;. lath. M Ibaal m
”Oran been him or Pause a
‘ w-Ia'aleatilat eat derby. ' O'Brien’s.
B. Thomas went to New Haven; today
-—We are selli’nFVall-peper as low as
the. per double roll. rLille J. T. Prowitt
00.. ill) Washington street.
The Arlen Singing society will re.
heats tonight.
wWe can deliver bicycles at once.
We teach buyers gratis.
Our ‘87 50 bicycle reliable.
Booth Xurvr‘alk Hardware company.
0:633 will meet to-
night-atG A. Davis‘, South Main
street. Specialbusiness.
—-Go to ShMeWehJaihMonmndTues
Mrs. W. B. Bawxh'uratmf West Main
street, 3:: yesterday with Mrs. Good-
sell. of bury. . '
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“——
ivFranhfurt sausage, '80 1b.. at Hayes'
m’l't. .
Yesterday the House concurred with
the Senate in the uppomtment of Bus-
g‘lllnFrost. judge of the town of Nor-
-—Very nobbyikfordsdrom 50c. to $3.
at Glover's new shoe store.
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~The entertainment. committee of
Eureka Rebekah bulge will meet to-
night in Uddfellowslga‘ll. ,
i—Oue hundred lbs. of VNorwalk lob-
sters for sale at Hunt to .lelnff's.
The Twin City Wheelmen will have
a'run.Snuday afternoon. to Southmrt
and return, starting frnn the club
headquarters at 2 o‘clock.
“—For one week, commencing April 19,
areduction of 20 per cent. on bicycles.
(fall and secure one before all are sunn-
ped up. Nor-wall: Pattern Mfg. (30., 205
Washington street.
Tristram & Hyatt announce an open—
ing of new spring suits. jackets and
capes, ready to wear. Fit, finish and
material are first class. and all the
worry of dressmaking is saved.
-—~If you get an Imperial Crown cigar
you get a good smoke. Try it.
Mrs. E. C. Owens is having an ad-
dition built to .her bakery in North
Main street. William Sheldon i-ldoiulr
the stone work, and Herbert V. Carr
the carpenter work. w
—101bs.pure lard for 75v. at Huyes’
m'k‘t.
The severe frosts of the past week
have killed aboutall the magnolia buds,
and it is considered very doubtful if any
trees bloom this spring. Some of the
fruit trees also suffered.
——New bicycles can be hired at Baker's
Itables, 6 Spring} street. ,. .
The oflicial board of the Norwallr
Methodist church has extended an invi-
tation to the congregation of the South
Norwalk Methodist church to worship
with them on Sunday next.
——See the carbonctle at Lewis'.
Sherman Council. Royal Aroanuln,
met last night, and the members listen-
ed to an excellent report of the session
of the Grand Council by the delegate,
William I". Hoyt.
—-Lane's pure-t in» cream.
Thomas Morris. a tourist, was arrest-
ed lalt night by Ollloer Morehousi for in-
toxication and vagrancy. He was tried
before Judge Hubbell this morning and
warmed ”and costs and sentenced to
jail for fifteen days.
—-Cupron. mono}; dealer. is Int
Wallingford. today, to place a Turbine
water wheel.
John Hanlonfofwthé baking powder
firm of Benton Brothers. went to New
* afternoon thought to be dying. ,
, M.Tollea «A. Bach is set down for
t:
In”! Him. of all! M, 1| (hi.
~North rlver rue shad. 9e lb.
m’k't. - W...“
The bill posters of Bafl'alo Bill are in
town today posting bills on the boards of
Harry Busting.
wBeIt show this season, The Burglar.
The trial of the attachment suit of E.
.‘Bmo’
tomorrow. before Justice Koeler.
whatest Yeoman derby. O'Brien's.
Orders are mfihfiilo members of
the Connecticut National Guard their
badges for their last year’s shooting,
Absolutely Pure. .
lebrated for its gmatleavenlng stren h
an hmlthlullness. Assume the food a
alum end all forms of adulteratlou com
mon tothe cheap brands.
Born. llama Pownsn Co. New York.
”I” reasoslf'ranleaarssfww
The hologram) Coming: of Nomlk People
and Their mm
Mrs. W. L. Weed,of West Main street,
and her little son Earle. were recent
visitors at the White House in Washing?
ton.
~Sale of all lids’dl'h 10",, below cost
for next 10 days. 0. ii. Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Ferris, of Fair-
fleld avenue, will sail tomorrow for
Europe. They will be absent over two
months, visiting many places of interest-
in the old world.
.. 4—Wby_ not hire a new wheel at Bak-
er's stable, Spring street.
Expressmau L. J. Reynolds is packing
the household goods of the late George
R. Coulee, preparatory to shipping them
to Bloomfield, N. J.
_,. W-
Charles 1‘“ Mills drew the diamond
ring and Wendell G. Ashton the ulcer-
schuum pipe at Whelpiey & Clark's
cigar store, last night.
-—Lane’s regular dinner, 250.
The South Norwalk Boston store is
showing some elegant and hobby effects
in new spring hats and bonnets If you
have not visited the store in its new
quarters, it will be worth your while to
do mend note some of the bargains of-
er .
, -Arion Hall, St. Peter‘s ch. fair.
The little hamlet of Cranbury is get.
ting quite a reputation for snakes. Yes-
terday Mrs. Aaron Olmstead killed a
black snake measuring five feet in
length, and the day before wanna
Thomas ended the life of an adder four
feet long. __
——Best goods‘for Ibo least money {01"
next 10 days, at C. H. Harvey's. E
Another meeting of those interested l
in the formation of a new company to
take the place of Company D. was held
in the armory last night. There are
now forty’fire names on the roll and the
remaining seven. required to ranked full
celnpauy, will be secured in a few days.
Sfbidyclcs are natty.
If Armenia. has for
l". ’l‘yrrell. of
base at
Mr. and Mrsjh. .l. :eker, of Molt
avenue, has returned home from a visit
to their daughter in Philadrlpllia.
~Uhiokens, 1-2‘3 lb..htl~layos' m'k't.
Mrs. James J. Morris. of Wilton aw;-
nucns visiting in New Haven.
~Sco The Burglerftollight.
96 Washington street.
Saturday evening, at ill o'clock, the
Not-walk Boston Store will give away;
another first class bicycle. 'I'lleluckv'
one can have his or her choice. of ladics', I ) ,. _ _ , , ,
man‘s or juvenile wimpy. A coupon 333 H. lmodner, of how hair, is visiting
guests at St. Mary's rectory, yesterday.
next it) days at (V H. Harvey's.
n
. Illinois produce the largest crops of fancy, clean )1" i
W h ' bl) REV. T. M, ('Yrowlefir'fhf New lllill'ol'rl12l/rv'll 500‘- g mu, bUt tllC difference is “at great! if you\
'- em “"8““! w“ puller for 250 Rev. F. M. Murray, of Norwich. nnd‘ . t . 11 h _ " . l ' . , " i. ,
nerdoablemu. The J. 'l‘. ProwittCo... Rev.J.If.Sher-ban.lvftlrllchr-Ater.\wro “. V ere I‘M” se‘d‘sced grulnnndlawn grass seed. ) .’
—-Greatburgaius boots and shoes fvrj/ :
given with every twenty-live cent pub: 5h” “"1 M” "- R ""1“"?-
chase. in a new advertisement todayfi'ml'b . .
the proprietors ”1k 0f “WES and 5“" —~Zl lbs. breakfast bill-J“, for “35', at:
goods. Tomorrow will beginasperi-ll sale Ilnyes‘ ln'k't. i
of ladies‘ summer hoisery :lud under-f *
wear. '
, L. (I. Whitneyof Middlelowu. was illi
. . ,_ ~ 3 Nora-all: today. l
-—Slrlom steak, ll". ti Water street. l ‘
’ ‘;‘ " , ' . i ~Spring and summer session of Mu-r‘ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. I! renew .l. Mcheon. .lr , . rill college, Stamford, began on Wed.
celebrated the twenty-fifth aumvnrsnrr , ncellay, April 2m ; claws mil furlnlng:l
of their marriage. at their home llligtcurpugpm now.
Cross street. There was a large gather
iug of intimate friends and relatives.é Mrs. A. ll (Hemp. «f North menu"
The evening was pleasantly passed with . vi~illng in New Haven.
vocal and instrumental selections. and:
dancing was enjoyed until midnight.
when the guests Were1 invited n tle
fllnill'l‘ll{‘llll,\\'llf‘l‘(llllll'ilblll‘lll-GCllllllllull, , , , g, .. . ,
was strvod. The party broke up about ‘3”"30‘ 1"" "mm” ““‘J “ W” “‘l
3 o'clock. , Gllldlll. f
-B d" B. roar-t. leg»; 6 Water strett l "“3 LI“ Sill “19(5-
' I The funeral of. :‘Il‘r. William
FAREWELL 10 ORGANIST PERKlfli. glr‘r was wry largely :lttvnvlml {ruin her
. "W M‘ , lulu home in (‘Iltelllltl sll'l‘N. yuwnlay
llll Friends 9' lhe Wheel Club 6'" ' “W" . afternoon. Rev, (i. ll llmul .ln.l I'll-rd
in I“! Honor. 1 I). M. Pin-ward ull'lvlnloll. 'l ln-v pul a:
A farewell ‘mlllli‘l' to Thomas 1.}; 15... ’ beautiful ll'llml-l iv» the life and I'lllll'zll‘ ‘
' ' ,. . v v. 2‘1" Hf Ml“ Illalxr, :llul B-flt'lat’ \\l'll{
hns'Who “In shortly 1”“ ”Why” itourhillgtruth-inns of Iifl' Ll-l hum:
walk for Brooklyn, was given last night i The singing “a," m J *g‘l‘ll'l' .,,. ,., m. ;
by about thirty of the Twin City Wheel ; pwulot Mrs J. l‘. Realm is. Mia H. ll. l
men. Mr. Perkins is one of the musti I'Illlll'llllfil'l‘l‘ Inbound I?" (more and
- . l>. -. w: w-nr‘
impular manila-roof tlmolub and lllllll: M ill ""l' “ m ” ' "'s,‘ ‘
. Hit-red the :lulln-uls ‘ It . I. ll A198,. byi
recently held the other ol secretary. l Dump}. ”mg“ and . 5;” 3, my
.
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,ls-
~Ilzb mad. l2‘ 0'- Wzllo-rirl'm t.
Miss (lt‘l‘llllell‘ l.. l'ump. of North;
l’. Bu‘v .
llfil .
The rapper took place in Lane's res— l film-p." by llarulv. .lll'l l‘n’ hymn “In
tuurant. when: a tableintendingnumly.“li‘ ”"1” "7 Till“ " MJHY llulv‘l‘l‘llll'l
- , llhl‘ul lnbnv us I’l'm’tll upon and ul’u vl ill".
the entire “mum "I the room {cut-lint. 'l‘lle pallbearers: new 'l‘ln-txlm‘vl
had been spread. Th" “mouvm‘l.'lwnllon, Gould lln'llfllunws M lulu-l
menu included bouillon, lnlkev with , and (looms- N, Warren The llllrl‘mt'lll l
cranberry sauce. co (1 tongue. celery. ice : was ln l'nlun t‘mllelcrv. N-o'wulk. 1
cream. “0‘7”“ ”u c“"‘"””"”" Th“: Tllfl funeralof llr..lolm W. anlanlll
table was very pro ly decorated with ,wfl. held “mum“... “flaw,” from “Ml
flowers. ilate rmnlenm- in finrth uvrnue, ltev. t‘.
of (.‘l‘lllll'. /
1 Both In Design and Earthly of Ft
* 'l'lllt‘lll'~ ul‘ rilll.~lll". nrv l m: i‘. l vr ..
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PETER HENDERSON & Cons
{a
Flower-and Garden Seeds!
ALSO AN ASSOBTMENT OF
FINE SEED POTATOES!
so. Lawrou a. 00., 22 South Iain Street
EDWARD STREET. .
New display ol the very latest and choicest styles of
I
Wash Fabrics
in Dimitics, Leppcts, (ligandles and Cambrics. Also a line assort-
ment of Colored Lawns and Percalincs to line them with
OUR HOSIERY STOCK
is complete. Special values at 15c and also a pair, in ladics' fast black
Onyx hose, worth no and 35c. We are ready to show you a choice
stock of ladlcs'nnd children’s ribbed and plain vests: plots for
spring and summtr wear.
EDWARD STREET!
5 eazrrre sullume.
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NORWALK, 0mm.
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Don’t Sow Weeds. ‘_
The? are bad; they are needless. Kentucky and ’1
grass seeds.
Emerald lawn grass seed is made from such. It:
’ul'cs that “vi-cell" habit; try it. Good grain, l
whether for Sled or Iced costs a little more than l
‘~_../
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch,
l 5 “3'5““ 339971, South liorwalk
' Brunch (llllce. Solmans' Livery Stab]
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acllsou's Peoruesaess
:il'llll‘i’llllllll'Fl'l'lF'lTslll'l'l‘
MAM-us mm Standard of Excellence!
ulsb. JACKSON“ l'l..\'i‘l3‘0'l‘\'l‘l‘. l’Oll’l‘lltl’l‘R are lmau-
t in and last lorever. Interiors and all arvlvltwlurnl Work .l Blit‘a‘lully.
I. M. JACKSON Photographer. 5-3 “In" Strept, Norm-lb. (.1
The Flowers that ‘Bloom in the spring ,
'I'm l.l.l.;.v« i’lll.li.~ l ”5.. .\.. ‘1 . .' i - 'u!
llmuru llml tum , lur mono. u:..\ lv mt ll, l'p.- lonnm ~.
~ll‘t\Ill'lf’ll‘- l} 70l'.‘ll mint". ww lll‘h‘ll". ulllv‘ ‘.
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mm, [rum ,‘lll How
funk r--.‘mwl If «h mun «luv. llnl Elluw: ~. I {not ‘n. .m ~ i do 2 . r:\.'.‘ mi-
‘l. on. t M'lll :llm aural. unnhlq. Nun‘s. l: ; l~ mt: .-; . l vl'.\‘* vi: ll li . v “I. w"
.\l ll .51“ «I‘ HEW» v.\.- !" all 1 ull‘t- van l-lll us win": 1 wt." v-ll! ‘I: ~ in: . «‘ «mi-1H?
lll‘l Mn ill-an ~lvuv. I-vvtw ll.” mm Hm mom Hm" I ll 3. gm. .. -, ll-o' ‘
.M llll‘lllll.ll 4m: mull} :l v!l:l:lgv~utxls «L l-., fuz‘ .m .1» mild l‘ of. 3.41 'il Iv .I
,hl'~l . 21“ “w. .l. flzn' mm. 1 line! . ;. mmlr: 4;: 7; M luv i luv: ll: ll till Em lmrwh‘m
l'l-l *- Hunt-lo v m "'vl'l\ min i. ll 1m Hit.“ “.al usuvn \\~ m, lvll' .~, 2" I. cc, -... 4‘
I" l'. l'~'llll~ .U‘«l llir Inn? in v‘l.II v llnv mu: m whorl 1w...» l7" mi N. PW: :u 'r, .i
l'lll-w Loliw lM-ll‘ll hum» it“ mi 1 lug. iv... m .p ..s',.\.r\'ll.'u; ~ :.-‘:
~lajwfi ltll-ln- l 'l'wlr \xwl 1.x" Emir lulu. “,1 HIV \|'\\ \n':». mil - li' ll .
wm'llu w ill‘ ur-lnr ”All "I' ‘ ill"! 1!” H-lnrtw.alll,,1ll H l m sum; 2» : ll \_ l: null-
am: ”0 1i 3.. :ll..l >l't‘ ll- f‘1lillll4\, r\»'l{{1l.lrlt'l~|ltrll.;!|:.;\ll.l \l lfi‘ '\ .ul li'. phi w}
new In" r-r h u. s l: ltlllluln‘a‘xlrnl 9:”?th .ql morn-m mllo- l'\'|'l" llltll‘." l ‘
ml NW?" LIL w .‘; ;,.,.. ,3: Hill Lough, . \- .l 1 in} 1‘ ':\ lullra‘ll [1- l‘. l:
l
\l It!” \‘i ’2 In.‘
E. J. WADHAMS, People's Market. l3 North Main Street?
l’ru- and l’rmllp: Delmar}.
"Rance;
To Whom It May Concern.
'l'lvlt pll'uu- «nil lb"! l‘sl- ll.
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.. . Successor to the late George
llnteres
SEASON
You can buy Reirige~
razors at poultry wire
profits. Lawn Mow-
ers! The greatest us-
sortment in tow a!
Row Linseed Oil for
a few days at 33¢ per
‘ gallon.
l2 Pounds lo PenuyVllre Nails for
25c!
We have the best and
largest assortment of
Hardware in this town
Poultry wire deliver-
ed. er thing. She must be 0-
Having bought a little
we are enabled to 0561' '
some 75c goods at the
price of 50c a pair.
fine quality of 'lislc ,
Roman stripes, large _,
and plain olive greenit;
warranted fast colors. .
Our guarantee—money"
funded.
Stores Open evenings.) ‘l
Comstock. Watkins
& Dow,
:12 WASHINGTON STREET.
E. THOMES,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.,
“. Bell
a)
&Co.
Pile Driving l
Estimate Furnis‘lcl Ile' \
Dock and Bridge
Building and
Repairing.
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Mcll's, Boyw,‘ Children’s Snitrl, Northwest; , ,
Shirts, Gloves. 4 V ’
Foundation Pile Driven. comStOCk Brethars:
ill?!) 2m
D. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
I3 Wnohln on Itroot
Io. No‘r‘wnlk. '
Residence. Mahmkemo floral
M71
WANT ANYTHING ?
Ullllllltrw Iul’ Men, Boys and
t'hildren.
u soars um o. M
So. Hermit.
aurora a. clrrll'.
No need to. Advertise Man-ser-
ln the South New“ TWO NORWALK,
Eve n l n g l
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We llnl't.‘ just TCCCIVL’U a line of Negligcc Shirts, in
slripcs and fancy cllu :5 of the very latest patterns.
with collars and cull» uttarilcd. whitll we have marked
.1! a wry RAPID MOVING PRICE:
- - - 49c!
Another One! .
That is. ill interest you is a very llill' mixed Hull Hose;
. ~2:‘.r_‘:~. in three shades, light brown, blue and gray:
:1, rod mine at 15c: salc‘pricc let: per pair, 3 pairs for
.75. ()ul' ens: window will interest lllewheclmen this
th'k. I
Upon every evening until 9 o'clock.
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At lllfl’l'llllfllllslllll of the supper Mr. ‘ M, Mllw'k Illlil'lil'llll: lu'vrznenl mu m'
Perkins exprmsedllls pleasure at lltllllg€SL l’anl‘uchurchyard. ‘ V
marrtellbly smart-M. and W WM . 'le‘umruor «mum. ll. llra-lwy'blllllll .\orw
Haven, yesterday, and while. there look .
an order for one thousand dozen vans.
of powder, the largest order that has“;
The undersigned have placed the 'ngcncy for Norvzllk,
DAVlS, The Tailor,
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ever been placed in the New England
stator. -
—~Ali new goals at Glover‘s new shoe
store, 122 Washington street.
9"? ~
At the prayer meeting in the Norwalk
Helhodlat church, last night. there was
present the largest number of people
that has assembled in the church upon
the moat-lea of a Thursday evening
meeting in years. The meeting was
conducted by Rev. Frank A. Boolleld.
~1dl8ltDllllllil~tI£leIyfi o Erica’s.
The Woman's llellef Corps. of [lung-
laa Fowler Plat, held a funny dress uln-
luble last night. in (trend Army Hall.
in Washington street. hit-ms. Delano-st
and Buenlmh furnished made, and Wllo
liars (layer prompted. Another amiable
will be given Tuesday. May 4th.
~Guarautred bluyolen. ladles‘. fill all.
South Norwalk Hardware company.
The closing minimum and rem lion
avert liLI’rof. W. Gilbert Nowel at
ullo II. on Tuesday evening, A If“
27th. lees tubes flue elixir. it
News i has taught dancing in the blur-
walhs for the past fourteen years. and
all the moiety young people have at~
tended his school» puplls at dllfereat
than
it: cm
7 r’a rry
'Poctorul
.. “Guhwflyoacaa,
“1'5““! “'3 2'75:
lllllllll‘wnfilnvfll "M."'“ll‘lthl‘rflll‘nl'3wlu belleldfrom lm m.- l‘n-nlum'l- ml
hereof the club. President (ieorge ll ‘Hnugatnok ul -_»;;,,,,>,.;,,,.k “WNW“. at.
Vosbnrgh, .lr.. responded in afowwords 1 lernuon
The others present were W. A.Whem« l
er. '1‘. l” Dunn. A. ll Russell. Frank A l MGM" 390k"-
Ferris. .lr.. Frank I). lawn-u. l~‘rodL I’lau Ilél'ls'l'l'l. 7.. ill lnlvmlnlrg “It‘lll!
Uanung. littlest ll‘lt-ot. ill-manila lion-h- ' “M, a", ILIm- lh-rr "M,
has, Edward Laidlaw, atophen Jarvis. ( F _,‘ \Wl .. l‘hr \urh"
l‘...3*‘” 3:2: 2
llanfm'd ll‘tanlt l-lmilh Frank Hlll'l'flllllll. ‘stultllmlelnlen \nmueblnng liner?
Frank M’Iddfln ”HIDE": I’luui" Cunard; ‘lK!llll‘l‘ ":(lllh Hilly tllnlll I\'Mllllfllll’llt‘lll
Adams .lulnes'w Maple-s James Yates lh'm‘hlww'l' “Wm VI'“ “WM" ""‘l
lil‘erell'l‘olles, i'Z'ruest Barthel, It. (3:17?" III‘HIN‘ un llhmnbolrvl curls-up:
Mlll‘hl‘". el' "7.“ “OP”. ‘ . ,
pkam“ It) ”in hum)“. Ml’. Perkins: \s‘lllntll‘cv'gslfdflmhalal!ll
guveapiano recital at the club mans.” T‘““ «l “I t’I j" .. . ’ ‘
rendering many fuvm'lleselcctlollsoflhel run ”"' “‘ "“4”"3 "WWW“
; Mist Ida Bt’l'lfl‘l‘. danghmr of Mrs.
numbered" his best "mun" , 'lerllm livelier. formerly of South
A imam: that.
; Nurwulk. in no he married ltllllllll'lw to
an olllm-rtf tin Ul‘l'mul «were: eat
It hill! just leaked out that W. H Htur-i - ' . x .K . . .."
tavern; and 1“. ll. Coleman. with eight:
ll‘lnl‘mdxllxl {31ml :Wlllgfx lrznpflll ”lllllll'l'lfimml Hill. of the Fourth at».
.all t is Ir: , ,
venue in prim. ll wenmthcy all plaon‘rm-I'MHM nilatlvrt‘lltlyfllltlrlllflll at tho
ed their orders with Mr, fitunogamghlato ll nartnn-nt.'luosduy, lummpuny
who. in turn. placed it as one order. lwlth livlltor llyingnm. of the Nora-all:
Since the Diugiuy blll scare crechernlllnaetnu tonna- lnwumlidaoy luraemp
have advanced on per cent. almost Ihnt- l solar pmltlon. Martini the Connecticut
ting out those who failed to take advan' members now express uonlldemv that
large of the low prices ruling at thatllr. momma wall besucmmfal.
time. When trunks began eartlngloluls ans-
olllmworh from the Nutwalkamnnv In“:
horn tlllult a few days ago. a local dealer
lleealue subploloua and hastened to the lANNIcU‘R-
ran 7%! dcr am
an llerrn
Batlllloal in Will be Sucamlul.
city to get‘qaotations. only to lied thati
firecracker-ll had gone out of sight. and:
mmtotthsloealdaalen were left. It
la userhessto neytllete are many harsh;
things ss'd about llr. Hluflevant and,
Mr. Coleman for not taking the other;
I
l'ul' ll ll’llllllllv
{JIMEV‘L i
‘mmpt‘puy ng
litre
dealers into the secret. but they simply; insurance
mile and refer all innalrlea one to the: lzolley
other. . . l lat
carry blues.
:
wv best flight area
an. immune“ sugar «and shoul-
ders. he. in:
u n. mm“ "when a «Lola's
that-emu 7 Wm bl.”%'
lullabla insurance “”"I.
litre i
it
ilk and Vicinity for the celebrated Crawford
ll. h: D. Special juvenile ll. 8; ll. and World bicycles with
F. W. ROGERS, 19 Main Street, Norwnlk.
In purull..2~ing:lny ul lllt' above ()‘Lll‘h of any but ill: authorized
agents. 501' 'lmt lhcmiginnl lullory number has not been tampered
has been interfered with or relnuvml
HIGHLUW .\' DUWSE CU.
$5 1 I50 I I I I I I
WILL PROVIDE YOU A BICYCLE.
INSI'RPASSKU lll' ANY $75M!
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New Engllnd Agents, Illlhlun, Muss.
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$43 Gives Every l897 Improvement
Clothicr, llnttcr and Furnishcr,
teeth loam
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. SHOE wmuow.
'l‘llol'e‘s a little doll girlie,
Whose teeth are so poorly,
'l‘lloy shine like bright litthntwinkling stars;
a'l‘lltll’l.‘ she’s standing to day,
As in innocent play,
You can see as you pass on the cars;
She‘s driving.r a team,
01' such it would seem,
Vilb reins of bright ribbon
And a any little whip.
'l‘hey’l'o all well in hand,
Of this little Inuid grunt],
They’re bound on a many mile trip
Well groomed every one,
It’s a job that’s well done,
It’s well worth your time to pol-use;
You’ll praise our maid full”,
And e’rhsps bu a )Ell‘
01 G over’r Up 0» to Shoes.-
Norwalk Chronicler