Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 4, 1898 · page 4

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N . u ,, .l' I I ,
baht as Tuesday aisbl. January it.
, Wm
(III. oi the old litaonds laundry
‘hlllltiings at Norwslh has ooli‘spsed.

lites Nailio Badall. of, Bridgeport.
is the {neat oi trienda in death Nor-
walk.

 

 

 

George ll. Thompson's daughter It
ill of scarlet lever at her home in
Quinlan! avenue. ‘

li‘ba’iastirtad trot-I Ilia Atlantic

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The number at tramps sheltered a’t
the Norwalk station house during the
past year was i346.

 

 

Misses Helen and Augusta Bracken.
ol Livingston place, spent holiday
week in New York.

:, “immune iavor
We; ne'u m probably
save tonight on Wednesday: warm-
or: winds haeoin n3 southwest.

, warn Veitclt III cIIIIIIr IIIeeI.
ta‘ annually III.

 

 

 

Miss Margaret Tammany. oi Monroe
street. has been entertaining Miss An-
nie Garvey. o! Danhnry.

 

 

 

 
 

v W
. m mm“ ”0'“ from ”GE" Ml“ Ellumh null)“. and “l. he“
flap to bill; Norwalk Moran. oi Danbury. are guests at the

W... Misses Miller. oi Chapel street.

- no. W B. fltuflovant is the guest
at liar raothar ia Brooklyn

 
 

 

 

Mrs. W. Pryor and daughter Helen.
ol Holyoke. Mass. are guests of Mrs.
-.»l. P. flirlteraonyoi West Main street.

 

’ , tineas Tribe. loin. bill. it. will con?
tar the Adoption degree. tonight.

Schiller Slalom. U 0. R. M" will in-
stall opens tonight in Mystic Chain
llaii.

.. ‘, Thehoatil. E. Devennyisat Ras-
i would W’ with a cargo oi Cunv

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The members at the Town Board oi
Relief held their Ilrst session at the
selectmeu's oflice yesterday niternoon.

 

 

George H. Frew. secretary oi the
New York and .Norwalk Steamboat
rompany. was in South Norwalk. yr;—
terday.

 

herlantl coal.
--—-———fi-

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lingers. who
have been living in Elm street. haw

 

 

The olllcial board at the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold a meeting

 

tomorrow night.» broken up hounekeeping,and will
, hoard.
. -Danciug every evening at Luther __..._.____.__.
ll. Wright's Broad River hall. -—Serure roupoml for SIOII given away

by A. ll. Hoyt t Son. 37 Wall street.
Ivory titty rents gets one. You may
get it.

 

Court Narrnk. Foresters oi Ameri-
ca. will install lte‘newly elected oi'll-
eers tonight.

_Blltli'l' Lodge, l. t). 0. it, will re«
hoarse the initiatory degree tonight.
ThI-rtl wil III- live i'flllillilllli’ti \tuIlIIt-Ir
day night.

 

 

Charles A. Waiters, of Hunt & Zol»
ull'a market. is sick at his home in
Taylor avenue.

 

 

. Mills Minerva Kyle. at Marshall
strwt. returned home yesterday otter-
uoou from a two works' visit in Whito
Plains. N, \

Miss Mabel Mather. at Newark. 5
.l.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
'Mlller, oi Havilantl street.

W

’ The Church of God" is the topic tor
tonight’ meeting at the Norwnlk
Methodist Episcopal church.

 

The funeral oi Samuel B. Triatram
will lm held from hiIl late reuitlvul‘e.
22 ilurritt 'uvenue. tomorrow itlt‘l”
noon at :2 o‘clock.

drug.

 

lira. William F. Kom, oi Hillside
place. is still confined to the house nt—
ter an illness of three weeks.

 

Misti (loitlieb Mon: yelurnmi III
Stamford yesterday tiltrrnnon; alter II
visit with her parrots. Mr. and hire.
Louis Quitmun. oi Iioutou street.

 

An enjoyable pnoaograph party was

held the other evening at the residence

3‘“- or W. one-us. «in aIII-mmo
, avenue. '

 

(’ongrcsamau Hill and tarnily will
leave Norwulk ‘thiII week ior Washing-
ton. Mimhlsh- iiiil will become a
boarding lli‘llilllll‘ at hint. M. E. Meud's
iii‘lIOtll.

 

-"l'he Imperial Crown cigar sells

good Because it is. good.

 

Congressman E. J. Hill and General
Russell Frost will attend the Legilda-
tive reunion and iIIquuIvt in ilurtiord
tomorrow.

 

(in Sherili Sumnwrliold look” and
Registrars A. E i‘urtla nud Barnard
'l‘uily worI- sworn in ultI-r Iluv ('IIIIIII'II
meeting. last evening. by Mayor
(HII'I'I'I'. '

 

 

.\ detention trout Pioneer i'aetie.
A. 0. K, M. ('.. attended the installa»
lion of Palestine castle III South NI-r—
wnlk last night.

— a
M...—

li. l). lira; Katit- Reynolds and I'uat
Nillil" ilrnnds IIi ('htII'ily lAIIiIIr. oi

 

 

John II. rug II II. Rowan. .I
Salmons. C.- S. Tro‘lridttt- IIIIII l-'IIII—
di'irlt Quinlan! III-at to ilautaui Lalo
today tor a three daya' fishing IIIIIr

Eureka Rebekah Lodge, IIII E'l’lllit}.

owning.
...._..._._..___..__. .
.llystir ('lmiu, l’llllli‘rl' t‘uIIllI-.
itIstItll illllt'i Is IIIIII hold ii lInnthI't Fl I—
I‘IIy Illglil. lliuirit'l Ilepuly"
W. i'IIillII will hIIvIv I-ltui‘lt- oi llIt- III~
otilllulittu.

 

llni‘ll Ilnyloit. No. Jill/g. has drier-
l'Eil its instillation tIt olIiIoIII until
loudly. the 17th inst. no llipuly
.lIovelnnd I'ould not he [ilIill'lli h

night.
M
Norwalk sportiuuen who go thiIimI
over the New York liltllz- lino will to
interested to know that ill IIIliII-rII
are strictly eniowing thi' luvI . nIIIII
lIIg “tip IIpII" in IlIIlIinII llll‘tllVi It“
too
W
maood skating on Norwulk liiII'I'
Bast Norwsllt Mill pond. iiIIrt'hIirItII
mil and (‘IIVe pond. SluIIIitIIII. 'l i"l|lll
way curl l'tlll direct to Itll III them
W
The lipworth loiluflllr' or ”W Noiuoik
Inllwdlut. t‘liui'vh will hold ll» Iouu'
iar business mot-ting next I-;iIlII.

liklll. 'l'he .lunioI lJ'iilllw wil hold
ltlt martin: tit III vru tli'ltiilt thI' liltllli'

night.

William Taylor will it ml the Young
“It?! Chlllttail Askotiullou mmlug
Wm noon. at tho room» in illit-

- ninth stmt. Much lllli‘l'i'llt was shown
at. the meeting yesterIlnv, Whli'll wIIII
' “all! attended by youuil tuoiI
W

 

II'I'lpIzk. III sew for the poor.
much work to he done,

 

Young I‘ll'il'Ii l'lll‘llilliill
l‘iltllllll Elll’
- tll'lil’l'l't' Iailt'i‘llll tut-utiIIII.
".I Happy New Your.
I-IItrIlut-r Willi Vi‘ly prI-itlly wIIrkI-d.

 

Iliolil
nhomt,
IIolvoa ill the priI-ek quoted.
diamonds. Theodore illreu‘.

'l'lII'y

.. ..-.. n-..

’i'IIoquII lli‘lli'lllt'l. .lI'..
till »'I'

 

Mrs.
turned to New York
lhu holidays with
Norwnlk.

 

Mr and Mill ’lhomlut lll’llilillil. .lI

Wu.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Polo W lost in hold upon [would in
thin section III the noun though t'lill III
“on is as much oi II I'rIIIIIII IIII MIT. in
WWW". the other uislII IwII lllilllv
and speculum paid on IIIlIuIIIIIiIIu ire
oi trinity-Me tennis to witness II Items.
W

is all l‘flmli‘llii’il teaI-liI-r. ll (ruduut

work in Western M'lllllilli.

on serouni oi ill-heulth.

 

L'i'hr Woman's Missionary In
lion oi the iloutlt horwalk i'o'
tlousl illlll'l!ll will hold its .
meeting In the tfhflri‘ll pnrltmi
row siteruoou at It II '.Ivlot'lt

a. [tardy and ill» sister Nel-
Wot View VIII-III. tlrhIwold-
m. were New Ym' II Ituests
at r. A. 'lloliaa IIIIIl lumily. III Fair.
avenue. 'l‘lli'l' WI iiIIIIih Nur-
walka “it New York. to visit

 

Ila. 0‘
rm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

gm

all tollows:
hilaaionary Work. " llr Pardon.

W
Milo-Five or IIIII rooms aut-
4 They Only Knew.“ lliaa Ilila liar.

ufisfir firltaht housework In house
Iridium-t holly. awn to nail
asiy. frail! Vii Roam. II Casio

. ,W
. m and utility. at the o'eioeiI

 

 

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I

 
 

 

lirltlgrpoi‘t. will Install 1th IIlllrt-rs III'

trill

ilI~Itrgr

TIII~ woman's Bowing l'll‘i'lt‘ oi tho
South Norwulla t'otutrIgntiounl i'lllll‘t'll
will lllt'i'l. WeduI-Iiduy nitI-ruotur III I
'I'lerI lit

’l‘iII- t'IIllllllltli'i' who tlt't‘lll’illt‘tl llll'.
Multiviutiou
tho Now VI-III"II l'i'I'i'pliIm
‘l'hI- Illilllil.
" luring Illt' Irn~

— l wunl you to rt'i’tll my ndvorlise-
IIIIIl iilllli' and look III tlIon
'I'lIoIIII gIIIIIiII inll IIrll them-
Ilt‘i'

iuIII ru-
iilll‘llillllK
l’i'llllll’i‘ll in Emu
iillo. was III'I'oIquIIIiIeII by
Mrs. liIIw'IIId lloi‘nIoII. who will IIpInIl
II low days in Now Yolk, tho gIIIIIII oi

Mills Emerson. Itho Ilurruedil Mists
llrynn IIII Wilbur lit the i'entor IIIlIIIol

oi "it" Hilh IthIIIl III lutlltiuuuolh
uud has hot-u very IIIII'I-I-IIIIlIII In her
Mira Ilrll'
out was iorreuio resign h-I- poIIItiIIII

sell is diramor and the ili'ilIMllltllit III
"The Personal Factor I;

The spacial services oi the week oi
timer begin at the loath Walk
Congregational ohttroh tonight at 1: ill
with a salon miss oi the

 

 

 

aovu M WEB...“ m

We.

Romeo. a pet dog owned by Captain
it It. Rose. is dead. .

 

Asonhaaheenborntohiiand Mrs.
James Farrell, at Norwalk.

 

Morris Buttery has moved from Wil-
ton to Orr-hard street. Norwalk.

 

' lphrintn Merritt. oi Water street
Norwalk. in building It new and boot.

 

The will 0! the late‘ Laurence P.
Molt will be admitted to probate to-

morrow.

P. \V. Smith is harvesting iI-efxuhtNW
inches in lhirknt'so at the i'niou int--
tory pond.

 

Ilrs. A. it. Baldwin. F. ii. linker and
.l. ;\i. ('oIIIIrIl linvv horn upwiutoil
town phynlvlnns.

 

Mirhael Lubrino otartod work yI-a-
terday on his contract to redure tho
grade oi the Armory hill.

 

The i’ompauy (l lIaIIlIot boil loom oi
llauhury. will iit't'lll’t' aIlIlitionul games
with Somalis and Sinuil‘ord.

Au anniversary muss wua held it!
St. llary'n i’llill'i'll. this morning. tor
tho lllll‘ Mrs, W. Ii. I‘li'Mfllltlll.

 

,\ joint installation oi the lzrwiy
olortrti oillI‘e-rs III llIIIkiIIghatII l'oIt
and RI iiol i’illlH will tulip piuII» "tun"
IIIII night

 

Helen Thompson. daughter oi Print
oipul i‘leorgo E. Thompson; IIl Quint-
:IrIl place, who in ill ‘oi the avnrlei for»
PI is improving. ‘

 

The tire Ions in llnnbury lor llli‘ pzoI'
your Was Bill/169$“, 'i'hIrI- III-n. lor—
ty—sit nlnrnnt. The unit oi mount-Io
sure was about Stilton '

One at llolmes. Km-Ier a st‘llt'i'k
I'omptltly's horaos tell on West 8\'t"iiI|l‘.
this morning illlll was quite badly l‘lll.
it was um-eosnry to “Will" :IuIIlht-I'
lliirlfl‘,

 

The limit oi t'olhy III Smith has Vii"'l.
dissolved. ii, A. Smith will I'IIuIlIIrt
"W More at Norwoik and John 1 Vol

by will l‘tlllllll'lr iht' Imainras III South
.‘S'IIl'IIIIlit,
ll.II‘IIl l"lltlli'l’.’,\‘ _ illill 'l' .l _liII'IIII

IIIIl ll‘lll‘i'lu’lll I'IIlhIIliI i'IIlIIII i‘IIIItII'il.
Knixhlu oi V‘illlllllllll‘l. III lllt'. IttI-uting
oi the stair IvoIIIIIjil :II “'Hlllllillltli'
' I‘I-III'IItIi'y I.
W...—
TlIo rogulol moo-ring IIi't-lt Joseph’s
IIIIIIm will lli' III III tonlgiit III MuIIiI
lliill 'iherI III” in IIII IIIlIlIIlhII II_I i' III
porntion (IIIIIIIII-l John H l. lgllt llliil1l
IIIIIttlI i'il progrululut-
llIIlIlItIry llilllt’i'lt llll‘ prrpiii'inu lili’ iI
IIIIIuIIuIIIh lair to In in lil I‘lil‘l)’ in Mr
til, I The IIIIJIII III to marl :I lIitIIi lnl‘
llil' t‘l‘l‘tlltlll ill II raIiI- IIIIIIIII lIlIiIIlinlt,
t’tilillllfi at lI-Ihu Slliuuhl.
litiior .lIiluI-II l., lllliim’ll. ol 0, it. l-‘vr-
ry I-Iimmaud. hua llt'i'll III-tailed to mus-
tel“ III the Itilirora oi the command in
New Haven, III-at 'l‘IIurIIdIIy night. A
ili'lt‘flflllilll ll’lllll l"t'l‘l'y I-IIuImqul will
ilt‘t'tllllllillly him.
"out! "0“”. l'lloi’lill I'lllltllli‘ Itud I’io-
lll'l'l' llIIIIII IIIIII Ladder i'lilllllllllll."i will
i'll't'l anthers tonight, The Norwalk
Fll'l‘ l’tIlirI- will hold lllt'll' illillillll Idol--
iiIul Friday. .lttnitnry iu. l'iIquI-r boys
will out most pig lilli'l’ their meeting.
'l‘lII' IIIliI-erII til ii. ll. Furry command.
III Veteran's union, Wi'l’t' installed
t aiaht in i'oiouI-l .lumra NewI-onih,
III lll’ltlgttilol‘t. tiIiilllIt-od lIy ullltt-tlo-I'timv
ill-IIIgI- 'l‘. (loll, til liriiliioport. The
work won lollowod lIy IIpIIevhmnlIlutt
and II supper III Little's I'IIIIIIIIII'Itut.
W
Th» i'llli'l of Willi'l‘ duration is tho
priIII-ipui ,topir‘ oi Hilll't'l'llulltlll shout
Nill’Wlllh Iotluy. ('liiel’ lli'lItlltty want
it belittling I'outllruutu'r illruuuh it it"
and alnwiy llll‘llli'li when lit! in up-
ltl‘tllli‘llfll null hit-I huttImII lll'l' outlinin-
“l to set: it they mu- IItlll netted Im
mud and tight.

 

 

 

 

‘I‘he Wi'itll oi prayer will be oh-
III~I W‘Il III the NIIrwIIiiI “Mlltltllhl hala-
IIIIpsl i'lllli'i'll thin week hy It short aer-

tll' mutually attrvlro.
will always olIIIIa heiore ulna o'rlovk.

‘MW
‘Choaolatem'

Mobil-WW fledos‘ PaperfilieilAlmonda,_ moth
. , rumoumimm. mp“,

 

uIIIu ovary uluhl. lullowrtl hit an aim
The meetings

Illa to point Nuts.
III lh English quIIIII,

lilo, lulu, Ibovlh
thin lb

 
 

ilk! do: Shelled English Walnuts,

 

 

F. Dle-SWTONIBI co“

("22 South: III'IIIII Street.

WE ADVERTISE l0 SET BUSINESS Alli)
\VE GIVE HONEST VALUE TO KEEP BUSINESS.

l'HON l-‘l

Laid year's euuttuut-m nru ulih IIII this year, and III- on» going to
serve theta and some yotl so that you will all he with us III-at your,
and our ll “unwilling rear. W e um IerI proud of llli’ {nil that uitll
hard] nu oat-option he unnu- )t'0|)ll‘ lIII_I of no war utter vour. Noth.
lug p ow us morn thou II t'illl illusion of putronago hr the some I- no-

- turner» and It frieutllv lfl‘llllu oi I-IIIIildI-um ton old In I-Iitlmi by
liftolt'u. \V i' u ish win It very Happy NI- \'\' \ our. and all the good things
o I~.

ilur I‘llfl'llllly—i'lt'lll outs; you IIIIII kuou it. but IIIIll~

III I ilA’l‘H THAT’S to arms. .
MANUEL T. HATCH.

in Marshall ntt'l'i‘t alouth Vorwallt. llruur |I~l~lohuauid stalIIoI.

:III-zz.

 

 

llllllll'llllllllllllltlillllltlllll

MERRILL COLLEGE.

7Zl,’ II "I. 77, 70 \llttlllil' filna'l.
‘I'.\ )Il'illlll, FUNK"

will la-girrits
WINT ER TERM

Illtlllllllllil

i
lituouttllu

. tuition
School

oi tit ,
llitled (into.

Monday. January 3d, 1898.

For iui'uruutliou. uIlIlroI-II thI-l‘riuI-ilutl.
I. A. mm. Stamford. Ct.

 

 

BACHELORS' CLI'B SMOKER.‘
..__.__.,.__._.._ ‘

A Surprise to the Members Arranged

by Measra Powers and Smith.

at“. John T. Winters went to New

Haven yesterday.

lrving Reed. of Norwalk. spent New

Year's and Sunday in Danbury.
WW4, -—_a

The Norwalk club rooms are draped

in mourning out of reopen to the late

t'. A. Acton,

 

'i'ho Ilarlrriora' riuh held a smoker
at its headquarters in Railroad place
last Saturday night. It was in the nu-
IurII It a surprise to the members

 

The nIiII-duy prayer meeting at tnI

Smith
Y. .‘l. i”, A. 'lll be led by llr. it: C, Thtvrt tha an abundant" Itl roller and
Shervr! \Vutlu day. Wlllllt‘ti. .lI-I'ry Hogan gave impersona-
tions oi AmI-r’II-a‘u lantous actors;

F. ii. Powell returned to Seymour
yesterday. aittr a Iiait with friends in
South Norn’alk.

JquI-II (‘oles and Frank Gorman sang
several popular airs; Thomas Welrh
reviled an original mtnposition entit-
lt'il "The Bat-below." '
There wan II three-round set-to be»
tween Thomas Reynolds. weight 90
pounds. the Stuart swam- I'hampion.
and John .lonoa. weight lit) pounds.
'l‘lw IlIx-iIIiIIn who in furor oi Mr. Roy-
lIIIlIls. as Mr Jone» had It horse shoe
to his glove. Au lndiau i'lllll exhihi-
lion was given by Ellis Makln. and
Samuel Moore song out! recited.

Alex. Lyon. of South Nurwnik. has
gone to New York to Halt his brother—
lll'lltVl tor a Wri‘lt.

Sir», ”i'lt‘lllillll rI-turur-Il III llurhy
yesterday. utter a ill!“ with lwr‘ Illlllull‘
tor. Mrs A Silllllltlli

 

'l'lw Woman's lit-ilei corps of liurk—
inghum post will install IItllrI-rII \le-
tI'IwIltIy night, III 7'30 II'I'loI'lt.

a

it \l’lir.'t)ril:lltttliy intended ill have
sheet music sought the t‘htlll’.

 

i'IIIlIIly i'oiululssionrr James E Mll-
lt'l', IIl llnulmry, was in town yostI-r-
Iiaiy tor the first How slow hiII rIw-I-ut
llllll‘ltli

You Don’t Know

\lmnl iIII mu llllv III
soups ' iIIIpIIIII Ii IIIIIIliI-I,
"I

“Inlt‘l’itlt I'uwl.
I'Ivtl ‘I'Ultllllll lllillll'l‘r'l
IIItzII’IIIIlu'IItII-slllaiI
l'rI-portul IrIIlII lltl' III-at Illllll'l'llll‘.
IlII-I t‘flll II. I"! ”I'll «It lm . ‘-
II‘lIIvIIIVI III I’lIIIlIlI,

15o, run.
”I 'l'ull.
illirltrli.
\ltn'k ’l‘lll‘llv-
, ‘l'ulIIIIln.
.\ "It“ IirlirlI oi itIuI-l “t'd‘l, haw"
I'ttlta, llitrai tillltllll.
III um lttll’llt IIIIIIIIIII “I'Ill'l' fill"“'
lint NIIilt'llllllK llllr iII

OHIID am

Ml”, Illitl hits. WIIlIlII i'. tiling». who
how llH'fl \‘llilllllfl Mr, and Mru. Frank.
A. l"I*ri'l—. "i‘llll‘lll'tl Um Null lMll‘lUll.
y-‘ol ‘l'illly
’i'lII'IIIIIII-r Olattn announces a sample-
hill“ oi ltiIliI-s‘ Int-n's and I'lilldren'u
Idiot-u that will beat any bargains on
top Ill illi' Bili‘tli.

 

'l'I‘I lllt‘lll

w
.“l'li. ilI-IIrgI- 'l'htIuItII tlll‘ll III iwr
hold» in llrooklyn, \'.. Sunday. 8hr
nun it ulster-lu-luw oi .ltIIIII-II 'I‘IIIIIIIIII

to“;

 

 

IIIII: was VII-ll known in Norwulk. Tlnat ”who". l’llll'l) “hall

m M . I'lll up too who flint: ”III. III rt

' . il' III-Ila III III ”II \IIII riIIIII tim-

- lllw Iliililllll)’ mi‘t‘lllll ill 8|. .\ll~ I~I II IIIlllIlillll It hit II lIIilI'Il lIIIIi
III'vw‘II llrothurhoiul. (ll'ili'l' i'lllll‘i’ll ““ "'

We. can.
Hill and "tr II I'IIII "Ill'lll'll.
Mom I KI rIIp II-IIIIII III riw IiI lllll'.

\IIIn nl iluI-I IllI IIIIIIIIIII -lt"|l\,
. IIIIIIIIrtIII lluIIIr-. ~lnIIIlII rrI iIiIII
luv rig. ntulllw ru. IIIrrIlul unit».

and pouring
be. pail.

. .kIIIlIIIIII IIIIIII wiIII-I-l IIII IIuII
liv‘all luiIi "up?

30a dbl.

'l'hi- “I" II III lIIII-IIIIIIII III. \lIIIiIvi
llultliiu l'tllt’tll r, It lllIIII IIlIIpIItlIMI
lull Wit-Inhibit Imiltl' llll' ill I \I' V,‘
Illli \\ IIrt‘IIIIlmI IIIIIIII solicitin- llIIII.

Mutts. ”I: H. Ills. lilo.

Loaeuiolilnate.

Model lil'ili'l'l’! ,‘
Ill North Siuiu tit. south NIIrIrulk.

I-IIIIlItI-r. will he held Thursday uiitht.
this work. llIIIiPaIl III‘ Woduoitduy. alt .
IIIIIIIII.

 

TIII- I'omedy. "linuw liail." will he
giIeu by Mrs. Ida. ll. Krep and wall-
known Itnuttours under the uuspirva oi ,
(ll'lltlt' (.‘hurrh Wonuin's guild. at tho
Norwnlk Opera House. Friday niuhIV
.lIIIIIIlIry 7.
GET YOIYR illiOllll NOW,
We givo away motion in [old Mon-
day the litth. {Illr illllflil or on Ite-
ro’ttnt goiaI-oupou. A. ll. Hoyt a lion. ‘ ‘
:lI Wall strut

 

 

 

 

l'l'NliitAi. Oil” CiiAltlJtl! ACTON.
'I'ho iuuursl oi Charla- A. Acton was‘
held from his late residence in West

IIVl'llliit this alternoou. liar. ll. it. Po'mli To Whom " May Comm

Miran-snaking. WOllfllm

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Fancy Goods in Great
Variety.

Elvin STREET, No.5 Gazette bill, It“

Small I’mlltil.

“PUT MONEY IN THY PURE-
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SKATES, SLEDS, POLO STICKS, CAlll.

POCKET KNIVES.
SKATES, ('ITTIJ'IRY, ETC" GROUND AND REPAIR“

"Everything [mm a III-mik- to on number."

Every week you will find'so
of interest to you.

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Regular hbc value. F ' ‘
Men's Silk Garters, 140 per hilt.

Upon I-vI-ry i‘Vt'lllllfl llutil 0 o'clock. ‘j

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Clothier, Hotter, and
Furnisher. ‘
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Stilts. llunll Bells.

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Sluts. Itii Boxes. , ,
Stitly litters. 3mm “”0. Salary, to anti Ila husk
Slot Gui. Milt Pill. Raisins, currents. Cit-1»— ” . S
III tilts, Ill emu. / -«
'I'tbli him. In Plots, "’"v Orange '0‘

Pocket trim. on Iiulut.
tutors.

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HARDWARE

iZII-r I-Itrriul lII lllt‘ township. We are
“milling hllt'i'llll lIIII prin on many or-
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room in and trot II Cook Book.

COMSTOCKI
WATKINS
It DOW.

ll2 unanimous STREET.
IIIIIIII IIIImlII.

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Hilfli'i' liutrh and Frank Naah.

burial was at Riverside remetery. QW‘WMW' hm” personal and ”Y niaILI

mistakitttt myIIIIlt for him.

 

(Imus to the ltirga Increase in the
l'ltlllllll'l' oi IItuIleIIla of law. the truth
ten oi the Lowell textile school have
had to add to the lltlllllltll’ of hand
looms III the school.

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l'tlll. oi s also who recently stole sis

'harrels oi llour. tour «the oi lard. as» and the cm "W M” '

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'l'lli' with my name. and revolving iI'equuIt|

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this method to let the pulIli'rII now that l
l have unruunoetlou withhin. it 3:“.
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personally mmdurtod tor the last llllln
years lltlfl this It‘llt‘y" JttlI mom‘s? II:- m
trusted new nurse “’Wmlllflll
moat thoroush and prompt stander l L
rheorlully Mar all patrons to any oi ,
the ladies murmurm at this city

Partia- havius anythlas is tka'm-

all ill I or Min and I will edit
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SOUTHERN MILE“.

IHDR‘I‘ LINE
1‘0 FLORIDA.

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