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Drawers visit- .
. William C. Thomas. of Ihst avenue.
is visiting relatives in Durham "
*hir and“
is f
ing friends in
Miss. Mamie Riley has returned to
her boats In Van heath avenue. after
Na seven weeks‘ivisit in Dasbury.
M 1
Washington
Jerry Keogh. of East
street. has recovered from a sprained
ankle .received while playing football.
Miss Lizzie Collins.‘of Danbury, Is ‘nbegl
visiting her brothers. A. .l. and Bernard
Collins. of Osborne avenue and at.
John avenue. .
Captain and Mrs. Jerod Cridln. of
New Haven. are visiting Captain and
Mrs. Augustus B. St. John. of Van
Zandt avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon.
at 3 o'clock. in the East Avenue Meth-
odist Episcopal Church.
Alexander Palmer was brought to
his home in Cottage avenue in a car-
riage. Thursday, eeriotisly injured by
having been struck by a well bucket.
Mr Palmer was digging a well when
the bucket fell and struck him on the
middle of the back.
'Rev. J. .I. Foust. pastor of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
has been confined to the parsonage the
past few days. as the result of a bi-
cycle accident nearly two weeks ago.
when be injured his left leg severely
and sustained other hurts.
_. ,—
The Swedish Congregational Church
in Rivenide avenue will celebrate the
tenth anniversary of Its organisation.
on the 13th of November. with a festi-
val at 7:80 p. In. In connection will be
suction. it
saloon-oar.
THE HARVEST MONTH.
The month thnt makes you think of
Winter. about the preparations, you
will have to make to keep warm; the
things you may need in underwear.
house-keeping goods. 'werm bedding
and all sorts of warm~keeplng goods.
Our stocks are complete and ready
for your inspection. Come ns‘fast as
you will.
Warm underwear for men. women
and children.
Mixed wool shirts and drawers.
gray. price We each.
Men's mixed wool gray shirts and
drawers. price 38c each.
Men's camel hair shirts and draw-
ers, price 75c each.
~vMen's camel hair shirts and draw-
ers. price $1.00 each.
Men's natural wool
drawers. price ".00 each.
Men's white unlaundcred shirts.
double back and front, price 50c each
Men's camel hair socks. price 121,9
)5 and 19c pair.
Men's black and white shirts. double
front and back. price 50c each.
Men’s outing flannel night
sizes 15 to 18. price 50c each.
Men's fancy bosom shirts. cuffs to
mtch. price 75c and $1 each.
Men's scarlet shirts. double breast-
ed. price ll. 25 each.
shirts and
shirts.
Women's fleece lined vests. price
10c each.
Women's fleece lined vests and
pants price 25c each
Women's heavy Ileece lined
Women's fleece lined vests and
pants. price 50c each.
Women's fast black hose, price l0c
ir.
I”Women“ 's outing iiannel gowns. made
from handsome striped and plain
Outing iiannels,so some lace trimmed.
prices 50. 75. 89c. Si. 00 and 81. 75.
Warm gloves and mittens for men,
women and children
Women's cashmere gloves. black.
prices 26. 37V. and Erik pair.
Women‘s warm mittens.
black. price. 25, and 3135c pair.
Children's warm mittens. price .
15. 25 and 35c pair.
colors
lO.
MEN'S WARM GLOVES AND MIT-
TENS.
lleavy double mittens. price 50c pair.
Our Countess two clasp gloves for
ladies Is the best dollar glove ever
known of. all colors.
BLANKETS AND COHI-‘ORTADLES.
These cold nights tell the story. you
must have warm bedding and then
prices are In your favor
10-4 white cotton blankets. price the
")4 gray cotton blankets. price too
pair
Ii-i white cotton blankets. price 75c
and ”.00 pair.
12-4 white cotton blankets.
$1.25 r.
I my cotton blankets. price 75c
and 01.00 pair.
11-! white wool blankets.
soiled. price ".25 pair.
Comforters filled with pure white
cotton and made from good print
cloth. prices 75c. 01.10. 01.25 and 0|.“
each.
Smith, iuiray & in.
I .RIDORPOI-V.
price
slightly
lira Alexander Painter. of cottage
vests ‘
"and pants. price. .Sc each. .
held a convention. which will continue
the ma. lith and 10th of November.
The sew of holiday. the 13th. win
0.:00a in.:3p. in.and’l:80
p. m. The Scandinavians are heartily
invited.” .
—...——.e ,
George Conklin, of this place. last
night returned from Bridgeport.
where he has been working on the eye.
ter grounds. George reports that dur-
ing a squall. yesterday afternoon, the
sloop Echo. of Norwalk. owned by Cap-
tain William Clark. was capeised. Chris
Bchnltae was on board with Captain
Clark. btu George says they were res.
cued. but George says they were res-
boat righted. .
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The subject which Pastor Davis will
consider at ’l p. at. Sunday. is as fol.
lows: This Same Jesus: or. Christ's
Literal Return. and Why. This ser-
mon was the *Ilrst one Mr. Davis
preached In the. Van Zandt avenue
church. some ten years ago. it was so
much appreciated that it was published
In tract form. The ,Blrchard Sisters.
who were unable. owing to nine-.10.
be present last Lord's day evening..are.
expected to be present tomorrow. Non-
church goers especially invited.
norm 00. Alli! RIG "1'.
Inlehart Appears set to have lest
lireagih Is 34 liners.
Paterson. N. .I., November i——An-
other comfortable night was passed by
Vice-president Hobart without incident.
and at half-past seven this morning
he has still sleeping Dr. Newton. thr-
family. physician. slept as usual In the
house. but was not called upon to ren-
der any services. Neither was any
member of the family obliged to sit
up during the night In the. sick room.
One. of the nurses said this morning
that Mr. Hobart. while very weak. did
not appear to have lost any strength
in the last twenty-four hours. She
said that his vitality was remarkable
sml that he was living entirely upon
that. A constable was detailed at the
house to mitigate the disturbance due
to friends who called and unthinkingiy
rang the door bell. The. telephone in
the house has been’ disconnected and
every precaution taken to insure quiet.
“HOODED ASIIOBE.
Sighted Tedav Firing Signals of Distress
sear lmegat. Ii. .I.
New York. November t~—A large
three roasted schooner was sighted to-
day ilying signals of distress two nillcs
off shore from the Harvey Cedar Llfc
Saving Station. near llnrnegai. N. .I.
A New York Wrecking i'ompauy was
notified.
Washington. November i~(‘.overn-
ment receipts from internal revenue
8303. 252: customs. 8655. 622; miscella-
ncous 050:2“803 Expenditures. 811635,-
000.
wouEn's
EYES........
are the severest Warsaw—honour
has. Therfllnda‘mifit'llid-
deli Mmtllplpdrm ill will.
0‘" saw-um W“ m w
work; ”downtown“-
sstetrytoperteeuypieeeeosrpet-
roas'frieoda. 'I'Iatllwllatbrinuns
asweontracts-dhatiewhyweareal—
mm—cmammrnosn
douusdveruss-eatteres. Asst-
lsaedpstraa eeaaetheb tam-g
ahontit. net-talkie”! esoei'
when-massing“
ELBOW“,
to first luau. last lerwaik
m cal. we
STOVES .
AND RANGES.
NEW AND .
SWORD-BIND.
AT JiOCKollOfl'Ol PRICES.
Stoves Pet Op sad Repaired
CHAS. l. BLACK.
r70 Wealiagtes Street Bridge
Deut- My“.
Iypleaseonrpatroaa. Theygoeefar m1
,. may be either so stiles
rs... are in that length of line i
this breaks in the cattle traekzone M
momma from New Rochelle to Utah» '
. will!» one from New 1‘
prflili to
on the electric road Is 20 or so hours
though it is considerably best to sleep
two nights on the trip.
The route is:
M) the Harlem river at 120th street;
the Huckleberry line to New Rochelle,
changing cars at West Farms and
Mount Vernon: railroad to Stamford;
Stamford to Noroton; Norotoa to
Norwalk; Nor-walk to Weatport; in
Bridgeport: through Iioutbport. Black
Rock and Fairileld: to Stratiord; to
New Haven; through Milford. Wood-
rnont. Rockey Beach and Colonial
Park: railroad to Wailingford; to
Meriden: railroad to Berlin: to New
Britain: to Hartford to East Windsor
Hill: break of four and one-half stiles
by rail; to Inheld: to Thompsonvllle:
to the state line; to Springfield: to [do
than Ordiard: railroad to West War-
ren; to Worcester iso miles with but
one changei; to South Parmlngham
(to miles’with three changes); to Bos-
ton 120 miles with three changes)
He (telling a hairbreadth adven-
turei~And In the bright moonlight
we could see the dark million of the
wolves.
"8M . ihreathlesslyi—Oh. bow glad
youvvmust have been that they 'had
the'mussleeon.
ADVERTISE» LETTERS.
Following Is a list of letters remain-
ing uncalled for at the following post-
oillces for the week ending November
4. 1899.
SOUTH NORWAI.K.
Miss Maude Sherbett.
Frank P. Benedict.
James Mulligan.
.Iohu L. Wilson.
Miss l-‘rancla O'Sullivan.
.lohn Silk.
Charles Smith.
Wm. Zuddock Waldron.
Clarence Ayers. ,.
Miss Mary Kelly.
C. W. BENEDICT. P. it.
The way a woman holds a newspaper
gives a pretty comprehensive Idea of
her age.
low Are You Kidneys 0
Dr Hen “Mv:fiasi’lilamreollhidneyiill"
Aunt Ciars—-—Why. Nellie what' a thr
matter? You look worried.
Nellie-05 auntie. I don't know
what to do. Jack says he'll take to
drink If I don't marry him. and Tom
says he'll stop drinking if I become
his wife.
.l. D. Bridges. Editor "Democrat."
lancaster. N. H.. says. "One Minute
Cough (‘ure Is the beat remedy for
croup I ever used.” immediately re-
llcves and cures coughs. colds. croup.
asthma. pneumonia, bronchitis. grippe
and all throat and lung troubles. it
prevents consumption. George C. Still-
son. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed
Norwalk.
Mr. lsaacs--- Now. Esau, l haf made
my will and left everything I have it
you.
Esau—Yes. vsdcr!
Mr. [snares—Yes: and as you get all
the benefits. l'll keep the cost of mak-
ing the will out of your next week'r
salury."—-ilarlcm l.ifc.
Our little boy was afflicted with rheu-
matism in his knec; and at times un-
able to put his foot to thc door. We
tried In vain. everything we could hear
of that we thought would help him.
We almost gave up In despair. when
some one. advised us to try Chamber“
lain'e Pain Balm. We did so. and the
Ilrst bottle gave so much relief that we
got a second one. and. to our surprise.
it cured him sound and well ——J 1'.
Days. Pastor Christian Church. Neod-
csha. Kan. For sale by George C. Still-
son. South Norwsllr;
Norwalk.
Edward P. Weed
Plumbing and Sltlli “all;
llri Iain tinting.
lloi lir Ruling.
m AND mall.
“41’! AND TIN ROOFING.
Cal and lteasn Fitting.
natures. lets! Ceiling. ate
nave yea seen our steel at
HOB-OED mom. ‘I
Monafidclllut‘uo...
l1 WALL gram. ”WALK.
"IN
OI!
- . it haeaivh became pea-ibis tet’vtvei
drossflew fortunestoairymeeas“
of electric trolley lines. The distance ..
' pl variations which it Is pos-
anhouaePolst. four a
‘ elm-half mi .and one from I
. chard to West Wama. twelve .1
miles The fare for the entire trip Ir
8.“. of which 0310 is tor I“ eno- -'
of electric car. and ii is for is miles .
‘ei sIeau ear. 'l’he actual time spent
The Brooklyn bridge ‘
Dromm
lulu
' iii
mu:
lively spirits. vivautyigfl
aessin wowsea. De. 0!
doe-all thb.heesaeeit
Ihem from amines
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mm” ID“ “Quit. polo
m III!
Manila-t. the lips new area
round mneiseseadessn.
Above all. Dr. time Mr-
banishe- neiauhatyaed molesti- the
step. and exuberant my.” mtg! I“
”MIMI. which constitute happi-
. lees worm r r or «I no" of Ms '4’"-
i wait and stroag.ead "the "events is W'IIWM A" h.“ "Ft” ,' "I d
before their "’
tune. it makes shear Isak retina-ad
“0| rims. for it heeeeeworaen up as
nothing else In the world can.
Dr. ovum Nannie. You will never
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steerssae '
Dr. ”newsletters-arena»
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III hrs raw/r ‘ »
E 'JM pneés “:
lo I r lasers and
: :a. pie ire/fey :
PM
: ”as! thousands?!" target :
barge sdhalfhaadurtgrtzm earl ‘
wrneau oil: I” 4
: Araceli I Iimrly rulllrr druid
u Air/Isl Murmur '0 .
, physician. fun: or so .vlrrer ‘
Jrnrp "g "My feuiacsua'am: ‘
mr an .
‘ wailm ll rerfle '1' Dr” Nix; rrhztlll ‘
a llama
0 d“ redrlrrl ru 4
RM! «pus fingerprint" «mi re
rm rm: I.» «In ‘
ykhag gum. I
. in ca no a
, .ir‘ag lurid-revel".
alngao‘
wvvvrv
In
7R. Kruger 5 Co.
Obs mam Killian and Cloak Store
in Dita Karaoke.
You need not given your.purse, al-
though you may feel that it is perfectly
safe to do so, but bring it along and see how
much you can buy
money.
Children‘s
Bands More.
with large sailor
collars. sizes } to
12, price - - - -
82.98.
'from us for a little
I ‘im-‘Wool
[Beater Coats
for women. black.
sizes 32 to 44, price
84.50 and 55.98.
A verg’ large assortment of Capes. F urs and
Children’ s Costs of all descriptions.
K.1flm¢t
5 Crimean.
Mahackemo Bloclr, So. Norwaik.
1-... .
HAIR-HEAL TH.
WfllMWWHMdfliflHMI-fie
tidied liaise and Greatlritdaio slums-rousing“
metoomvouss.
Doctor Ifoy’o
new growth
reetem .o... and
Maui. to gm! ht? Rw-
Inmes sHNDli'.’ ii and
gave in.” llNI.‘ and
eakiagofm Con
on bald «pug.
Dr. "at h liltin-
HEAL‘III is practically a
Hair I'uod wimh sen oat
IDM girl-g than I!”
malted pearl-hm! it
in IIIJH from abs lately
pore vegetable Ingredi-
or. read does not mt: sit
or make the hair my.
FREE SOAP
aadtaheln as drug
"Alli-HF. lo'l‘l
DOA
praioous'
an tollewlns hill. and
and a 'De rake.
i
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unis. regular retail p
by dug
: bani a. “.50.
TRY ii M Oil. "Al's iiilil- llfllili All Milli“ SW.
Dealers lake let-a frail: an Interior Preparations.
feiiawiegdreggists Sip}. wrist-Jilin and no... so» It the stereo only
80. NORWAI.K-Plaisled. 43 Washington Street; Baxter, 8 South Main
lei-l “Wilt”.
NORWALK~RI€I¢ ll Main Street.
I.“ )lllsr lll'l“ Ind Pull-'1' »- 1 er.
(5,“
Mar ‘ “i':?'
"A i'l
P. me best map a- ran use for ll air ”gulp. I 'ouxp-eluiot'. Both and Toilet. both for my
rice. 1. cents This odor in good since only to has:- an“...
in. below nd their shops only.
:L‘I iima mu. New Yuri. by express prepaid. on recap! of tin sent: sad tt‘a advertiser-cat.
Envy Dollie
War-emu
to restore gray. w‘ .Ie or
bleached heir to rnnvbiui
color a“ lilo. Not ariyl:
does not sum scalp 0'
linen.
"NOT A CRAY "All!
LEI‘l‘.’ the resin-um .l
hundreds using it.
A (LINN. I)Al.\‘l\
nurisslhu. I)l2l.i-
FAMILY l’lvilll'i‘ll'b
AND All “Wilbur
ADJI'M'T Tu It‘ll“
‘iilil.i‘T. ll‘ h‘ ul‘ ll.
hail: l! l' .tl.l.l.\il
III'T. “lithium. hit
l.L .\lIlSt-. Tilt ll' 30“
(‘11! ill! MTPYIII'III'H' nu.’ milnrt lived-u
hg will give you a lar "'53“ lm' ‘Llrr’zllnlfiilg': :3
Redeemed
or ly LI). ”4‘ l‘.."
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FIIOHIIO. ”OOH.”-
Deo-
lsel. II tally ad tedby
Dr. Ph 0 tier f r All”, and Iii’l'll.
mama's-unripe le heir giund- n rt only
ofsrralp. but of err-ire lusty. The least way
you can nae for hair. scalp. complexion.
muhnloadiubnggiate.
”EA E58 is liEiO
Wilts OOBEO
at news- ”by us Iavleible dni-zre help ears 1.-
E-ede maceration. win sp
rd lull. tiy. “awful no. all other H- H‘
Mia .i'enafevub'e and sandy adios cl
mm In as semi you an Illne' n: 'd in
:m “won‘Wlflllxw the .1 ' 0' m m ’
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WAV E (‘ml' 08.
The atmospheric oceans surrounding
the earth is fr ently disturbed by
gigantic waves. w lch are invisible ex—
cept when they carry parts oi the air.
charged with moisture. up Into a cold-
er atmoapherlc stratum. where sudden
condensation crews. in this manner
long. penile! lines of clouds some-
times make their appearance at a
great height. marking the crests of a
ripple of air waves running miles
above our heads.
A asters: nirsoor.
"Why is it that you people have so
many revolutions?"
"My friend." replied the South Amer-
lean.
must have amusements suited to its
teammate-t.
airy facility which practice gives.
Hence your misuse 0! lane“. Thor
are not rero utiona they re ravrely
earsersaaits."-erehia¢oe Rise
”you forget that (sch country
You also overlook the
snail... “1.5.5.
lemlafleier its failure to Discuss
the Iiilrer (.Iaestiea.
(.' hicago. Novcznller 4..- . he (.‘hronlcle
say a: ‘
The Ilrst number of ihc lIrmm-raiic
National Bulletin. the wcckly publi-
cation of the llcmm'rntlc Nations.
(ommltiec. will appear today under
the auspices of its ndw editor, Sam ll.
('ook. it will in- remarkable for it.-
failure In discus-s thc silver cursimu.
ear-cpl in one or Irvo unimportant par-
agraphs which were imertcd toiusti-
fy columns. The articles which it will
contain will deal altoweiher with
trusts and imperialism. and it is under-
stood to be Mr. (‘ook's policy to limit
the discussion of public questions In
the Hulk-tin to these two Issue» and
matter electing the national admin-
latratlon. so long as he performs the
duties of editors. The significant
thing about the entire ion of silver ar-
tirles from the Bulletin, Is that Hr.
Cook is supposed to be acting under
orders 1mm the conferees of the as-
tionai committee.
He said. yesterday. in speaking of
his work as editor: "I will endeavor
to preparing matter for publication In
the Bulletin. to' represent faithfully
ihc ideas of a majority of the mem-
bers of the national committee. The
aim of the Bulletin will be to di
Inate ideas on current questions I at
are likely to he features of the neat
national campaign."
__......__....
"Why ran't ihc chickens swim,
"Miami?" naked frmr-yenrold Ethei
"Because they don't know how. I sup-
pose. was the reply. "Well. then.
continued the little miss. "why don't
~they getthedneks toteaeh than?"
companyoer
ed the' stage of 1M". Paying the
alaims of the Insured In a prompt and
“filtration neither. has our
, motto for thirtydogr years-it Is to-
rm: f‘ONN. um um INII 00.,
United Bank Building.
South
Frank l.'Hommediel,A
It. Conn.
‘I Agent.
Deadly Enemy
COLDS
in. r on Discus
F H. B R: ~— Dru’gia s,
3-H. PLAIHI‘EO. i-‘olv'mwalh.
it makes no MW
if you want paper- ,
ing, we’ re prepared‘jio
"up-to date" job in _
A word to the 110m {3
PAPER-vii _
If your home is
the credit for it. 'Wfli
make or spoil a room.
nlture may be ruined
Ing It with the proper?
incxpeusiv’c furniture '
ed by attractive Wall
per your rooms to suit
lags as uell as to stilt
to the mcrpahout '
PAINT!
We paint houses and
well. You vc noticed it .
poorly painted with pow
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5; T
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Grand Central Market?
RAILROAD PLACE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FISH . OYSTERS.
LOPS. CRABS.
awn romrs ' "
Is'cnt out on the half-shell.
ISLAND OYSTERS.
The finest to be had.
0f.all kind».
Helaz's Baked Beans.
Leggett's Canned Goods.
WE‘CRINI) 0l7R OWN HORSERAD-
mums, nema- '.
LONG
SOUPS
The best In the market.
limit it“ ZELurr.‘
Daily Freight Line:
l
Between
NO RWA LK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and
NEW YORK.
CITY OF NORWAUQ
VL'LCAN AND EAGLE.
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Propellers i
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have Norwalic' i p or Drive South
Norwalk ii p. In [your New i'flork
Pier 23. East lliwr Herkmnn Street. 2
3 p. m.
P. D. STANNRRD,
{Successor to .i. D. JENNINGS.)
Funeral Director llld limbalmer.
7 Main street. Norwnlk. Conn
Telephone (.‘all. ll-2.
JACOB M LAVTON
Fir". 1. lie and Arc idcnt
REM. ESTATE AND HOI'SE AGENT
Ocean Steamship with; rind-Sterling
Drafts. l/mns Nehntlatrd,
and Sim-ks Sol-l.
ovr‘u'rz 3 RULROAIJ PLACE.
SOI'TII sonw ti K. - - - -(tUNN
.‘to' my l’ublil. Acknou'lwlgemenls
”l :tkcn.
i C BORDA
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IOU'IB 303'“!
illl’lllfllfllil’flllllffl '
mus-pulls“
g onaparwlihaayworl
i ‘i
i gestural. BUILDING g
‘ loath Norwalk. Conn. I
D. W. RAYMOND.
SaneraVDtreetor
and mode.
”WWI... mum
m. m‘rm
'Tmflmm
Taylor dull—olden,
IEII. ESTATE
AID IISHRIICE.
henslegotlaied.
OFFICE 0"
[MI um “WM.
10 lashlagten Ztreet.
sou'm souvenir, come.
. Wall I'upcte.
. failed to and anything so good as cull
.most for the money. it has been and
. policy since we started in business and
- our success is convincing proof that it
didn't paint those hm
Ibetter it Is to have the wor .
erly In the first place—tho “'7
IL Whatever wants doing *9 ’ .
In doing well . ' ”it 5“
Painters' ‘
lsis Motoring
Pictures Framed to
Painting. Paper Hanging,_
8
That's the amt of bargains W9 "
continually oflering. We've m.
round shouldered studying how“ ta
lining the public to our store and we
original policy of the best and the
is a good one. J,
J‘Ei'
A ..J Collins
3' Co. '
POKER“. DIRECTORS
Alli) EIBALIERS
12 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
m
Notice to Contractors.
once of the Selectmen of the Town
of \' ‘rwaik.
Scaled prolosals will be received at
this 01‘. we uuul ‘Iionday, Nu‘f‘milefi
6t.1,ar .‘i o clock p.111... for grading and
crawling the. Wilton road from tho
north end of the maradam road, as r0.
Lcntly laid, north to the Wilton line
Plans and specifications can be seal!
and all necessary Information obtaine
criRaI, hue office of the: selectmen.
on s of H, .500 satisfacto
selectrren will be rcquired. ry w I!!!
\‘u proposals will be considered one .
less said bonds properly signed accom- .
panics each proposal.
All pmpoaais received will he puts.
llcly opened and road on Monday, till!
F6th day of November at 3 o'clock D.
mThe S ate Highway Commission“ 5 '
and selectmcn reserte the right to. rev
jcct any or all bids.
FAMI'EI LYNE'S ‘ ‘1‘!" LI
JAMES A. BROWN.“
F. ll. MERRILL.
Srlo tmcn ot the Town of Norwalk.
Dated at Norr all: this 30th day of »
October it‘d) 030 (it C
DORI. Oil HOUSE.
GREGORY S POINT,
South Norwalk. . .
J. B. Sullivan, ' l.
Proprietor and Manager.
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