Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 25, 1898 · page 6

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.. it Gov-um
till all. im. lie

0; number of chm
number 0! mm an»
impacted, 92.003:
employ”! to mu»
m. *' The inspector
is to zfiiNhnkeshopr
tits made to him he»
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loomplaints are in lol—

wood ushers strewn own
(ll oI door open and lull 0!

walking around shop.
or not" about tho plum
donut out (it order. and

woodwork of tilt: sink in
ml the water of the natnc
. it. box with small pup-
the room."

~ p in in cellar. and in not
, condition. but is liltliy.
kittens lie around in the
Cnnnot find the sink
should not be. allowed in

it no sink or washroom for
Horses are kept at (*lll'il
flip bakery. One hundred hens
Ire kept claim to the build-
dlottr earth clouds within ten
feet. 'l'hr-rc in a piano in tho
~vvv Where i bciiot'c men lie on
The surroundings are lilii'il
biker; should in» pcrmittmi
owner says hp in going to
Q booth. as; he does not thing
lice himself. ’

. 3nd illithmt are prnevtir—
into one by dividing Wall
. ell. 'l'ht- kiit‘ht’n is Ilhitc‘li
where mod and wolnn-n ruli—
lflve men and two Women
- at the llmt'. of inspection
use of the chm-t, which liar»

two tuna ol dirty ninth.»
Idling the whole pin-c wry
5‘ and not fit to in unlit-d n

'_, are not kept in n l'il'llfl mtdv
condition. Wall» and willngx
j”. been whimwushtsti for fi‘l-ltl'h'.
‘ is broken away in storm-«mm.
sud ceilings should be Wiliil-
,. and kept tlcnn. and floor ro- !

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tilt in not trnppml. 'l ho how
“a lix lust nutty lion: tiw oioru,
hilt into tin- lmlut} and tin
if")!!! the plume: ls v‘liy pluin.’
Oi' kitty arc t'é-ry dirty,"
' “(6 “mild!“ ti! i'f’iniiiliillfl Shiv,
‘ “‘11
may pillow alum linul- «routing
is unmi. All in tlw potinhing
m oi rtolnls. illlll" . l huw- lutvn
M in most [thins thry lmr-‘l
multiplied “Mliil in new; :ti in-
‘ ”Wt“?! thr- ’Eliiiiiil‘n uuv-u ill‘
Mi rttoitcts and running out
ifntlor such l'rlltliiinltrl it did
“I right to l-zmsz ai 3mg:- truth);
3 {or lmprm nu ma ulm h arc
fly it; iw mu ll .md tho inupwlm '
“ltd until out it c lth' «mt. All: ill be. ‘
d I 150th basis "
to elevator». thl- illnptvrlt)!‘ Any-3
have be?" tnrrtully t-xnmittwl :m-
flbltru hitt’o lll'l'll found rut or
_ “liked how «mm hurl- lll'lil orllm.
' Writ!» ilim taught llllili)‘ that
' II it labic- lilelH'llil‘H in ”in
[M lmnk. it is nnvntiumt in but
our» and In tm lllt suit Hide
lpplluurcs: how untmlly luv-vii;
i in tiw up”: of a “thin
~0I’nlntvltltrg. ’l'iw innprrtm in
d that a Mlnt'l rlmr- :rgn llw
”I! and thtv minty nppllnntw
IHH'itmllv lllul Ilil- t’il'illinl‘
H nix lttt'hm. 'l'hv upvwl nr
“torn bl Immliy glow. and
lppllum-m mu mm'» up! to
( no olcvulorn which run at
. Maw-ll. 'l‘brv imlull'ilflil-t-
alorltor ormtlruta ht rmh
Jmamtlnrtnrarr. Mill nov'
a trod Inn-l- an» ttrndunl-
pinch oi horn and chain-s
to it!" it'll out of plum
, WM. lhm u tart-lit!
v } ill t'hurgr- of i'il'Vltilll‘l
.. whorl» llwy urn llm'li

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w , ,._.m_.,..,..»m‘ ’

’ Out. I" Orleans.

(mt prcpurutlotw an» M-
Wilt alarm tlrnn lullritin
. ‘ city. le mom-slam at;
mm all parts Oi rim
m Tho iioutbnn Railway
fir tho «union. will tichm
. w flit tho round trip. Til-k-
, ”can in lo 21 inc-how,
Mu until Murcia 5th. 'rtw
KN Orin” In 5% hump.
a; union i’auibnlmi lim~
loll York usliy kt trill p.
» mild Nov York to Non
om- dluins Ill! Pullman «in»
M Mr and int rim
. til-uni sum no mo
York it.“ our» night.
Pullman droning m
”on York to m or.
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‘ii' ill.

ml was on loan:- An tutorials:
stimulation. but I pic-sin: mushy.
ttumed all or nttcntlob to lint. A
huge. iron nut!» milling into a out
my attracted the. mo Wall.
tow-hurled children wore pinyin;
about the lodge. Out of thin told tit.
that his lath" was inside. and Ill in-
dicated lb. «moral direction at the
wmlutonen. I lound the diner strut.
in; freely in a half—finished prove. and

instantly aileron my help as I mount
of earning a dinner. He leaned at
colic upon the spoil: Ind sobsrly looked
me over, and then declined my otter,
lie was polite. but not at all communi—
catirc. and he met my advances with
the one remark that his “old woman"
was not at home.

A little further on i saw three women
in pursuit of a hen. l eagerly volun-
teem! my help and asked tor 0 din—
ner in payment. They quit the chute
and stood confronting me with serlono
lam. while i eloquently pleaded my
l‘NliiilifllSl to help them. Nothing in
the situation accrued to strike them no
strange or irregular. but thry touched
upon it with a short. grave speech. nn~
til l hurl a feeling of something mo-
mentous, and l 'atrrvptod their reiuunl
with it tumor of relief.

At last in the outskirttl oi the village
of \Vcstrmrt, i found a man mowing
tho lawn, and he'was willing to gin:
me a dinner for completing the work.
\iy first lllllft'ti’h‘lil in grating an odd joy
was a splendid stimulus. l urged thv
{power over the lawn with n vigor that
surprised mo. and tho dinner which I
at» in tlw dim corner of an immacu-
lnto kitrhcn was a liberal rntnrn tor
the labor.

All that long slimmer ultra-noon l.
ucnt from house- to house ankln‘ for
vmhst riptinnn to tho mngnziuc. [ho
ruck would hour in cu "color upon my
feeling», inn i won cage-r to discover
sonic rmuly way of approaching pmplc.
Not own liw lonfcnt in the station
wow tho [cunt irhviincd to shore thcir
company with me. At, nightlnil l
Pal'llt‘li. by baiting wood. a suppr'r and
the right to sloop in mi unuscd barn. v
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I88 HACKS IABK T1180“ 01'!
The Woman How fluid is be Showing
Home]! in but True Colors.

Mrs Saris. since 3th has war-wool
alvnth and has lost; than tt-u toms int

lpilsonnmnt to ullflt'r for tho mntdor of

which Martin Thorn in to dio- in tho:
t'il‘l‘ll‘lt‘ t'huil‘. hurt. it in said. thrown
oil thv thunk of unattrmcd picty and rc-
[Wilhllll v

-\t-z mun mt him had boon ussurml ul’
ilu- fan that who would hr pa-rmittml
tn whim: with on pain imprison»
lilt'lll. sh» nprwttrwi in her trtu- colors.
Shr- was no longo-r tim i‘t'filfillllrl. pn-
prunrfill won/mu. xtnwlul for
"donors Arm and lm’ initnsuiinl l0"
imitation "lion-ll

“"'llw_t linu- lion» all llwy rim to
ill!‘ " riw Hilti '.ttul i will in: trim,
mum: .rnll happy .ignlu.”

lltvr «lit-gm! pottitl-ncvl», tliAplnymi
wllilc :iilt‘ was awaiting lu-r lull“. illit‘i
nil {lulmi uwuy. l'Zu-u a low iluwot‘n.

,whtch sum:- uynipnthlzorn wont lu-r who

toro into hits null lrntuplr-d on tho
lllml' u! NW“ “‘1’.

Non and tin-u boy writings H'ltlit‘
nod ”it‘ll slit utnllm ’l'lwn mnntiux

mm tlu 5mm and "moths .«bo t-xpmh

1." rpt‘lltl in ulnw prison who nonunion

u mml mtulorlublt- nppcurttnw A mm

,mv-itt lnrt'r illit' militlvttly grown hun-

gry. dunmndw loud. and. it in unsorted.
vulln lin- itt'tvporn who bring tho food
all sort» M munch honour“: it down't

,hlli'ln‘ll to lw whnl niw liken intuit.

\l'luvn tllr Menu-rs any» .ur mlrlw
nirv lungho-ll unwillingly. l-ilw know but
lumlnow. rhi- will, and who would do
mm on him pimwml. She hull bm-n non-
trim-ll. silo sold. and that Will! thr- curl
of All lior lining» in tho uinrdot' of Wilt
iintu (lulllvtmtmw.

Witch Thorn wnzt twill-ll what in»
thought of tho \‘crdict. ll" rulniwd to
N’Dl)’. ill. Mid, but Mllmt‘lml‘flii)’ «old it
“All not manor much to him. on his
lulu mm nt-nlml. ”P murmur-d m-ilh-
cr Mil-Mum our hair for the» nontmt

; who had sworn away his lilo. contout»

in: himwll with tho rottinrlt "Oh it
will luv nll owr with mo norm tliit' will
mtflr-r lotml’r.

noum 07 m

Fir-i Mutant roll to Third Pinch—
Dunbar: Ludo fourth maximum.

Th» rumor monthly rrpcui oi tho
flooding nl mmpunlml ol thtv Notional
lltlarvl. lust lmwti by tho milntant an»
oral, PhllWfl that the Firm Wtillfl'itl
lad tho brigade in tho month of So-
wmtwr. tha- lint month of tho drill
mum. only nttninrd thr third place

 

lb lbw-umber. luring flrrllfll by both
liw Monti and Third "flinch”. it
is tho first mm in wrrrnl worn. it

Mn. thst the lsttrr regiment hall lm
rntul blahcr tit-u tho i’im. Thr- rat-
ion at thp raincoat nrc no follow:
hood. in“; Third. ”.30. Find.
MM: liourth. S313. 'l‘ht.b minor .3.
ml mrpr is to. oil. muhittcry mm but»
my MM flattery A. an ind the
naval tutti-lion no.
lumps-y ll of ”film. tank: the
«amnion of tho fourth mil-m with
ms. and tho lam MI“! is It.

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W. rm.

ImkuVu ”you“ a nu volt!
In” I" the 30-"th u no» Ind
Maul pluck; cultu. .

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uranium. in Wing Nut

morttinpnyn:
- Slocum-young msn linsd up in tho
i’cnhlylcnnln milmd nation It Jer-
sey City at :36 yesterday nftcrnoou. .
They Iron looklnx for A. iii. Davin of
Bucket-lock. it. J. .. .

For a tennis-ht thnt torch has been
:9 a state or (aerial! excitemtul over
Dnvin‘ announced determination to inks
hall a damn or it: brfv ht young mun .
with him to St. Michluiil. Alunkamhrrc,

ta mid. he nus to cstnblinh headquar-

trn for the North Pacific Trading And

runnportution company. backnl by
Murphy. Grunt k C0,. 1 tlrm of million-
aires. Dnvin had blank noun-nth in the
name o! the trading rompnny hearing
this prin’ted names! of J. M. murmur.
pruldcht. and N. H. Northrup. [choral
manual-r. both of Nun Pram-inn» and
hirnttelf on matings-r at all. Mitvhnrinn

Win-n it btmttur known in Hacksa-
Ittck that Darla wanted a number of
clerk:i to accompany him at $1,000 a
your. with board and medical attend-
nnm- nnd Pljlt‘lwrli paid from New
York and return. he was besieged with
applicants for the places. which wm
soon lillvd, and sworn of dimppoiutrd
one»! llcmoimed their hard lurk in being
too into. it was a port at tho- condi-
tions that hath pr-rsnn signing should
abstain (tum thr- canniw on of in.
tnxilatin‘ drinker nnd my to thr- com;
pan) ll uprofieotatin mm as u guano.
let: to fulfill tho uinditlonn. Alt'tfl‘tliflfl
to ill:- slalrttirnlrl o! I). P. Smith. Ham
fl'lel. A. J. Van Snub. All-art lit-ii.
John S. l.o'/.lcr, William llomwr and
Harry Jan-lawn. Hwy rmvh gave up $7.3.
Mummer- Durls lr-tting them of! for that
sum with tha- uudwrstnmltng that they
«or» to pay the utlrrr $7.3 l-m-h in
monthly lttstallntr-ntn from their hula-
rlu-n. Hurluvil ling»! raid that ho had
paid nnthlnx. but was out about $100
for an outfit. on with!) nuvuunt oath of
thr- nth'i had sprnt ttvarly an equal
ium.

Won to lion 1 Var-wall Illa-or.

Duns if'fionfilkf‘flfiflr'k “till his wife
on Monday of inst wrok, having inlet
the- young turn that lir'tumld rut-rt
than; at tho Wont Show hole-L in Fort)"
umvntul .vtrvvwl, on Saturday night tut-l
2i“ lltr-m n (Arvin-ll litrpi'wr. Ho uni
flint. butts in hi0 inlh'-l"$£ at Port )0!-
lvtlxon. N, V'.. promising to follow later.
it is said that on ‘l'unsday hint, 11min
:r‘vrf'itl'ti a :linpnttlt from luv-r husband
dated linitimoro. Willing hrr to rrma‘m
:ttll’m'l Jv-t’l‘ovrmvn until 1ch advinl-d it"
lul'lhl'l‘. l-irs. hauls :u um» comma!
to llmvkonmwk umi ham slum rntlwh
”ml to timl her husband, 5hr ntuml
yorto-rrluv tlmt “hm Mr. hurl.» lirut
inlkwi ul’ guilt}. ' in Si Mix ll'u -ls ll? «lid
not [rtlllnmt' tubing lit-r and "Mr tun
.vltihll-vn, but int-r lw vhnngod his mind.
saying tin-y uhould accompany him.

Th» lint-ko-nsztk young turn “in: were
to all no trotting Merits. as \u-li an
runny ”thorn tomiliar Milt Davin. \tvcr»
rumilttr- that ho would turn up all right.
in ”ilh‘ tin-y unn- Ntrvngthrnml by Ed
Kttrmvil of i'ldifl‘fit'li. “ho uaw up a
good julr w th ”to l'rnusylvruuln mil-
muvl to ht-c run an urznnnut. A yr unit
mun from lluhuny also Il'lt‘M-lt'tl tn
iiuvln-rruark on Sunday to insulin- ill--
dililllil'll‘l that hurl.“ “its lev‘ to ill: my
mind or the hour of ltllll‘llll‘, till II. In
yrfiit-l‘tln)‘.

Wail: amliiIlr-nww thus bran-mi up. the
llmvkr-nnnrk young mo-n, thr' l’ult'n‘nn
young own and ntltrt'n from Jot-"I‘ll
City, idlinay llili ntlwt' Now
“Akin-i uvr» pimuptl} on haunt “iii:
mum-«tr uuttltn bulimic for hintmxcr
llmin.

' 5m»

0'

that trunk” Mimi uh" than.
"ll l“ simian-d Milli tolm‘mi itnltmt and
rm luw Innis ta roll-w» tli-- tmlium of
“(I on ilu- mmt and in \i‘ianl‘ qu-u irrs "

A (Hi mlnutum lmlnw train How 0
won honoring a large llorttl bnrwvwhnr
mm in. The burnt-Alma has n l-‘kt’ll
for Mr. Davis from hlfi trio-ml! in tho
~‘mltlwrn Pallfirv "minim! nflln- at 1:49
llrontlmty ulwn- Davin had lwvn tvtno
ploymi for 13 your».

in lllc uniting company.
humus: tlinsw nn-b-r l'llllilill‘l. “an Jolm
:yan of tho Wanhinntnn Mormon
iimiuv. limvkwmurk. Min plaid he hull
turhml n a into it for Mr. 0min and «fluid
Ilkt' to haw it null-«mud. 'l’lteotlnrv
ltumlv. u lnuyrr from llulvkvmntvk.
who trim: tlwn- ilN’king for Mr. llnvls.
llt fllilillillll to throw "it?" turn "lbs-r
put-um. Haul to ltd.- worn or is” into-r»
mind in Mr. Darin. Altar u painful
nuuwnw, following thr- tit'puriuro of
tin» in train nilbout tho Jrrrwy out».
noun or the uprmtrnm'v? of their ANNI-
t-r. )lr. ilnu entilnlncd hill nttsplvitm
ltlulttl tit». rim-k bur-turns. it was until
tllllt Darin hull auroral charity: on the
llsnk at California cubed by «inform!
t-urtlrn tor mmn ranging lrom trio in
517.0. Nulllgrr Huntley of tho Now l’orlt
ofilcc of tho floutbr-rn l'ucililv railroad
wl'u-rr Davin was employed tor ll» yearn,
flak! yvrtrrdny that lint-ls had not born
llwrt- ulnvr- Jan. ii. when tbr rambler
atlvmtimoduiud him by rushing two
chock» or mil ell-h on I. lion Frltwlaco
Milk. ltoth wore rotornni uni-lid. M
sold. lmuln Dun-inn or (‘ortlkudt um“.
Henry litrurn and John ll. Morton d
liuckv-nnrit nod (.’. if. thdoy Wfli‘a
ammo other: “it! to bore cuobrtl
l‘bf'l'k! lor Mr. Davin prior to the lith.
Home of then chm-ks were not dammit.
all. ’i‘hry an all lurid to how but:
drawn to "rot or A. M. Dull and sign-
ed by tho North Put-lilo Trading uni
Tramportntton omnpnny. ill. It. North
mp. "hora! manner. The $2.“! chock
which Doria displayed app-urn not to
have burn whorl. “though a friml
protnim to ldmtlfy him at is oil:
Miwihlhtm lithium.

but no!

 

I'M III-“II I“ "‘

vmoris. n. (1.1», 08.4» sic-mm
TM and mu.“ aim mt mm tall

tor tho Klondlko and full of "trim.
Tho my in toll o! m potting outfits
my to all on slum thin unit.

 

WWrmu
his Inn-utm- War-n,”

Jt-rsry .

Ans-u- pom mm with m bound up

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

« . , own or ’
Wall Porter; not! Borders-

1 NORTH mutt mm.

. South Nonslk.
80mph Books 01 um Style- of
Papers, Bordon III! Gilt mouldings
aim: to houses tor inspection. on no-
tlu by portal. Estimates Mindy
given. me

D. .W. RAYMOND,
- EmoruVDirectur
0M Snowmen

93 Instinct“ 8h. loath Int-walk.
Incidence. 9 (3th 1m
Telephone at house. 34-6. 7m

J. D. JENNINGS,
\Lndu'tuktt. ,

 

 

 

 

Conn.

Norwalk.
RESIDENCE. ELI! STREET.
TELEPHONE CALL. 11—2

 

ll.l.,ll. ii. till. it. it. limel'tile

In elect November 28.1891.

 

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.

A. M.—-l2.53x. 4.55:. 550:. 0.15. 0.55.
ms. 7.50:. 3.11:. 0.03:. 0.30. 0.50:.
io.35x. 11.37.

P. umtcnx. 1.11. 2.25:. 3.04. 4.07.
5.05:. 5.33. 5.55x. on. 7.55:, 3.11, 10.20.
St'NoArs.

A. n.—~x2.53x. 4.55;. 5.40:, 0.15.

r. M.-5.43. 7.23, 0.23.

LuAvu NEW ronn ran scorn
NORWALK.

A. nix—[2.031 5.00, 0.00. 7.00. 8.001.
9.00).. 10.03:. 10.00, 11.00:. 11.03. 12.02.

c. 31.4.04, :00;- 3.03:. 3.30:. 4.02:.
4.05;.4301. 5.02.. 0.00:. 0.0:. 7.00, 000,
0.30.

muons.

A. 01—42031. 0.00. 1.30.

r. 31.4.00.

LEAVE scorn NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.

A. n.——t.u. 1.20:, 6.32. 7.5:. 0.40.
am 10.05: not; 11.42.

P Manchu: 1 ... 3.05:. 4.20. 5.27.
s...2:.ttox 841.9..4! 12.15.

Bridgeport, in nddltiOI to above. p
m. 2.42, 5.00:, 1.: .

Sll.’nAY8.
A. I.-——l.ll:. 1.20:. 1.42. 0.1:.
P. 00.4.15.
An 1 indicates express.

CLYDE LIRR

SAI LINUH Till-WEEKLY at 3 i’. M.

From Pieczo, {3. R., N. Y.

FLORIDA "”"m‘"

SUI BATES.
n'r :Aittzioi Kilian-z

.lM‘KHUN-
VI Ill)”. iN IlAYilillii'l'.

t'ttnmvrvttttt wltlmiltunttiu morulmr tram-v. and

H 'tlr't- Si. Jnim'x lilwvr Lino.
i'm' l’ls lltu. HmiIorel uml ull itiltrtnt-dialo
lumlinmuunn- lunllilflii‘”. lulm'n.
Hide 1 ANN" l Hlfllllllll‘ilt' lnnprol» Al-
gonquin nml Ntnittnlo. on. tin-

Snootiot suing humor Slips
'i‘u Till: MW 1'“.

'“kill’rIYfll' nllmmi at I ‘lmclmton on tbmugb
(l’ "I

Lott mlmlnt‘ lmrlnptmt fluvnnunh, Atlnulo.
lurltmmllln mind it” plum» Wm").

l'llfill‘h‘ lllll’\l'l'liM import) I'nnwngrt Arr
mum-minnow

3m nun-tit lot with: oil mil. or part train
and port nil. tbu- iltr'fl'llflil liw «mt. whim
you can hum mm!- and but» . included truis-
utttutnt "XII‘iW nimtr «mt or tlrltrt. (to via
II "no thuf will tukr mu nlllht' Vuytofimlflu
without «homo 'l'i‘w t 'lydo- in the only lino
"In! dim till».

Holmium min- nml illmtrnlmi bonito: I'm
upon application In Pam-mt lk-pnrtmom.

W!» l' I 'ij‘tll'lki o. lintwml Anni:
(allowing tm-vn.‘l . I: Mumtlt {It'll-Ware
Moum' l'hllnriolp ill

1'. u. list-r mmn- tlttttmy'f Hi tilt-Memo.
mi. mull. pm. "1m“. Ii itarhtrrton
in". In». uh, .lhwbnsllmmwv

OZONE! F. DENISE. In”;

(it; snow: think. Hrmlh smart

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

DHOR'I‘ LINE
1'0 FLORIflA.

Mont m to
m. moms.
m

sum-ova

Toi- t'hurlontnn S. t'
um] Jul hmuvlllo. ll.
without t hangr.

 

 

 

 

d! Luther
Stock of w 11
on the hip of

 

 

’ Men 0 and Oh ltiivcn r l and . '
known manuftlcturers’ shoes that Will bout
this earth

3

R0 BARK RUIRRRS

03.00 05;... so an
2 .0 ”000. I C.
. 3.00 um. t 00
0.50 no». 0.)!
‘ ”git”: no Otto... . 000
Uluoo' and child-vow. Ihoon. worth from $1.26 to” 00, 000
Lodlu’ 00¢ Bullion-o. . . . . Isa
childron'c 30° Rubbers, ‘. . . - lac
”en's WIntor Russet... worth 04.00. 02.00
"on" Don our. worth 4.00. z 00
“001'. Inamol Shout, worth 0.00. 2.30
M00". Patent Leather, worth 0.00. i...
1800'. Col! Ihooo. worth 2.00, La:
Mom's Working Ghost. worth 1.00. 1.50
Man’s Hip mu, worth 3.50. 2.29 _
oni'floublo Solo Shoes, worth 2.50. l .00
Boy.‘ Ochoa! Shoat. worth I35, 059

THEO. OLSEN.

Washington St, So. Norwalic.

 

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Upon the first symptoms of
n cold. procure a box of Dr.
Marina's Acctou. Take oc-
cording to dlrrctions and it
may save you iron 3 long
and puinlul lilac“.

Aceton

ache, nod nounlsia; does

not slim the hurt.

Cost 25c st Drualstl.

Aceton Medical Co.

KYSTIC. CONN.

 

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Furniture. Pianos,
Bicycles, Carri-gel.
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ANNOUNCEMENT !

Having purchased the entire job printing plant of the Even-
ing Sentinel i am prepared to do all kinds of

FINE JOB PRINTING.

The plant consists of one of the finest and most complete
printing offices in the state of Connecticut, including tour last
presses. just from the factory. and warranted to be the but
and fastest running presses in the world, barring none; and .
tons of the intact and inost popular typcs made. We print every—
thing from a visiting card to a book,aud have no limit. “Noth-
ing so large or so small but what we can master it in the most
Our specialty is everything; our prices
right, and for workmanship, we accept. willingly. any chal-
lenge. Our aim will be quickucu.
and we will try to please our patrons in every pcssible man-

FINI PAPER.

Our assortment oi fine papers and stationery is most com-
plete. We have everything that is new and up to-datc and at
all prices. so that it is not necessary to send to New York and
cause delay—4 big consider: ion when you are in a hurry for

 

exactness and prontptncss

GIVE ME AGALL.

 

C. A. FREEMAN,

BOOK AID JOB PRIITER.

South Norwollt. Conn

 

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TYPEWRITERS ?

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motif mum.

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REID THIS!

By «limes. atrium nod mandolin
promise: 01 large returns in the tram
—~puoplo may be deceived for s
rim. but not for oil tins.
A policy in the Canaan-tit (luau!
Life lnsmm Co. is what the poopls
will taste liter they have built duped
into some «hour of cheap imam
Cheap tumors: is like chap m:
it hurt worth their.

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by or room" in an of old In. at
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: W0 our our hymn} dollars remit
tor any use of onurrh that moot l»
cured by Hull's cm ours.

do? 1011mm? t (30.. um. Tole-
.0.
We the undersigned. have known I".

«l Cheney tor the int much your,

and believe him perfectly bomb].
in oil hit-luau "sanction. and n.

WEST I: TRUAX. Whom tints-
m Toledo, 0.

WALDlNG . KINNAN & MARVIN.
wholesale droughts. Toledo, 0.

' Hall's Catarrli Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood.
and mucout surfaces of the union.
Price 75 cents per bottle. Bold by all
drunints. Testimonials (rec.

 

Mrs. Manhattan—That Mrs. Toplolty
would carry her pride to any length.
Mm, Amsterdam—l should say so.
Why, do you know, she actually paid
custom house duties on her diamonds
rather than admit that they were
paste.

A GREAT SURPRISE lhi STORE
for those who will so today and got a
package of Grain-0. it takes the pines
of collee at about one-quarter the cost:
it is a good drink. full of health. not!
can be given to the children as well
as the adult with great benefit. It in
mode of pure grain: and looks and
tastes likes the lineal grades of Mocha
or Java collee. it satisfies everyone.
A cup of amino is better for the tyne
tem than a tonic because its benefit is
permanent. What collec breaks down
Grain—0 builds up. Ask your grocer
{or Grain—0. Filtecn and twenty-live
cents.

 

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Ills: Allie Hughes, Norfolk. Va. was
lrightfully burned on the lace and
neck. Pain was instantly relieved by
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. which

war. It is the famous pile remedy.
G. C. Balloon. 8. P. Weed.

 

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~Accton breaks up n cold.

 

When you cannot sleep for coughing

month. For sale by t}. C. Still-on

 

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quickly. That's vhst you want.
6. C. Stillson. E. P. Weed.

 

Mn. Tark. Pleasant Ridge. 0.. says:

One Minute Cough Cure.

troubles.
G. C. Stillwn. E. P. Wood.

 

Cough Remedy.
You want a remedy that will

maucnt cure.

You want a remedy that will coun-
tcract any tendency toward pneumonia.

You want a rcmedy that is pleuant
and sale to tulle.

only medicine in me that meets all or
that: requirement». This remedy in

throughout the lfnitcd States and in
many Ionian countrlco. it has many
rivttin. but. for the openly and puma-
ncnt cure of bad colds. stands without
s poor and in aplaodld ouniitics are
crnywhere admired and prnlsod. For
role by 0. t3. lltllnon. ilouth Non-talk;
E P. Weird. him-lit.

 

an. Blith- Berry. of this place. an
he never had anything do him l0 much
mod and give such quick relief from
rheumatic- » Chnmbmsln'l Polo
llsln. lie was bothered [may with
shooting points from hip to km until
be hard thin linlmt. which slordc
prompt rollol.-ll. P. ask-r. Dracula.
ill. Psrls. Ohio. For role by a. c.
sou-m. South Nouslk; it. 1’. Wood.
Kmnlk.

 

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tube Chomherlnln's Cough Remedy. it
always given prompt reliel. it is most
excellent for colds. too. as it aids ex—
pectomtion. relieves the lungs and
prevents my tendency toward pncuv

South Nonnlk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.

Ono Illnuto Cough Cure cures

After two doctors gave up my boy to
die 1 saved him from croup by using
it in the
quickest and most certain remedy for
coughs. colds and all throat and lung

Wl-il’lhY YOU HAVE A BAD COLD 1

ion want the best medicine that can
be obtained. and that is Chamberlain'-

not
only give quick relief. but cflcct a per-

i’ou want a remedy “ill will when
the lungs and keep cxpectoration cosy.

Chamberlain's Cough mined)! in the

famous for its cum 0! bad cold:

 

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