steamer Medan is tied up.“M
Rev. A. L. Anderson. of Orange.
luau. and Rev G. Wlmou. 0! Rant
Norwn‘lk were scouts cl R‘ev. I". Erick
non. of Danburil. Willem” .
ht <1le In rl
or 1‘th Molailtnt ill linear L. 1A. but:
dick” :Itnd second All: blatant linkinée‘r
.lohn florhum. attended the Stamford
rue. Department bitll l‘lotltn lght.‘
The schooner. thlilm McCulloglI.
which has been grounded hevoral days
near J. Wallace Marvin’s dock. was
flouted yesterday. by: the
die V.. and‘ towed to the 1,1193% of the
East Not-walk Lumbar Elohim. 1-
Cyrus Woodmirth. lllllli return“ to
the Waldrahln utter a viiit to Monbat»
tan to use his immoral. con mum and
wife. and to get acquainted with hip
\
“the 1
Easi‘iAve. litirkei.
Sllllll liiilli II
minor. Ad- "
L 1 carriage melon. won in New York
1 city ImdNewnrk.m1t‘erday.on busi
illrypn, Postmaster
Will W. (loamy. of Rownyton. against
Just
as
hi sick.
Frank Then“. of Maple avenue. is
in NW1 York ally. 1 1111 1
Niall bring, oi the public Retinal. in
9 recent uniform trout I my
Will am mailman Ill Marin avenue.
is rdeIiVerliixm from the grip.
Fair 0‘. While he in Btumtord and
New Canaan, today, on buninoel.
Mrs. G. H. Scboch, of Lenox Hill,
who lino been very sick, in recovering.
The steamer Kite 0. Stevens arriv-
o9 limm Glenwood.1.ong island loot
n K t 1 1
.1.
Walter Alexander. of buried. in the
silent. or his aunt. um. Willis llilis.
of Cross direct. :.
Mrs. William 1. Stevens. of Main
atreel. who has been ill of pneumonia,
is steadily recovering. "
i'fli‘rancis Bnylston'. at“. Brighton“: baby
11388.
Advertised letters at. tile Rowuyton
poet office February 11. 1901 are all
dressed to Jesse Jolly. George w.
The uncontested divorce case of Ed-
Susie A. Godfrey. comes up before
Bhumwuy in the short e9lendur
Imam cum.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
3’ i .5 I .L I. i I
A GRAND CLOSlNG OF THE
HILL REliiiAliT SALE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
SPECIAL Low 11? cos
_ .1 WILL PREVAIL
““143; W..—
Shining prints. 311312 y1d., Inluc
5C. \Il.
Outing llunuol, sale price 5c.
.nrd. value 8c. Inn].
indigo blue print sale price 5c
Id. Ialne 8c. yd - ‘
lilccccd iianuo‘lettc. sale price
8c.)d.\n1uc123«3c yd.
lilack sateen extra ilcnyy qual-
ity. sulcpriccl lay; c1. yd... Ialue 19c
_\‘.d
D‘ouesric Goons.
Ekdptionul values for the
housewives.
45x3b inch pillow cases}, Ioc.,
relic. and l5C. cnch.
50x36 inch pillow cases, 125.110
and tsc. each.
81x90 inch bleached sheets, 50c“
55c. and 60¢. each.
81x90 in. brown
each. 1 1
l0~4 {gray cotton blankets. 49c
pair.
llrowu Turkish Towels. 5c. and
Smooch.
White crochet bed Spreads. 75c
and (35¢. each.
*-M....
MILL REMNANT PRICES ON
MEN‘S UNDERWEAR.
\icus natural IIool shirts and
drawers. heavy weight 45c. each
Mons littI-cc liucll shirts and
drawers hoax” weight 45c. ench.
lion 3 camci hnir shirts. double
trout and back. 59¢. each. Drnu‘
era to match 50c; mu. ' ‘
Men' s lichen lined ribbed shirts,
pro. ortau.38c. each.
lion‘s black and white shirts,
double front and back. we each.
Mou' s suspenders, lull size our
hair curls. made from good 1: asti
web. lag-{1c puir *
hlcn‘ s. scintiesg hose. 5c. pair.
”Moth
sheets. 45c
N
WAR [{3le
with her parents. Kr. and Mrs. George
-.‘dn._v. because of the illness of u rein
see‘é on of the Superior C'ourt tbduy.
Two pi .i‘. B‘. Rhymond‘e horses broke
through the ice at the Keeier pond
”MIG”. They were uninjured save
{61' a ditching. The work of euttibg
led from: the pond will be resumed lo-
mbmxv. The snow prevented the men
from II orking vesterdaI.
Mrs. Harry Cummings. of New
York who has been uponding a week
dellpp. oi f'lhurcll direct. was sud-
Ilenly called to New York city. yestera
lit (3.
Mr and hire. Robert 0. Raymond. ol
the West Side. enterulucd friendu at
nvibl‘at party. Saturday evening.‘ in
hddltion to the whlat games. there was
music and refreshments. Those pres»
out report It most enjoyable time. I no
lady's first prize n beautiful steel on
gruving. was won by Miss Lucy Lion
The guntieman'u first prize. a cigar-
holder. was won by Stephen 1). Par
doc. Miss Helen Lynch and Captain
Francis Bell won the consolation tro-
phloh. Amount those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur angler. hit as Aime
Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Par-due.
oi New York bill; bliss Emma Hoyt.
the Nipples (imp ,tutd Lucy Lyon. Oop-
tolu Francis Bell of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. Judson Williamson. John
Eddington. the limos (tussle and
Helen lune-h. Mm Franklin Lynch,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. Rupmond and
Carl Raymond.
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DIRIEN IND NORO TON.
Charles W. Morey. of \oroton. hue
purchased an icebout of a Shrewabury
llrm. The boat arrived Wednegduy
and was immediutely put on the i2}
ii: expoclg to: llpat everything on Core
mi. 1,
Edward H. and Adrien B. Horton.
and my J. Von Schmidull of New
York have lnttltuted suit 1:;qu
Chorale: 91.me olllarleu. to W
cover damage: of for mapped.
The plolntille own land on Long Island
Sound. near Dorian. situated between
onlleudar'a and Pear Tree points slid
the) cum M last Jul)‘ the defend
am out“ their promises tore down
a alone will ‘re‘u'loved the stones 1nd
also hinted out a ledge of rock on
their land. removing the stone from
that The null It; brought through M
tot-nova Hart .1 Keeler. of Stanford
and it in returnable to the February
term ot the {hurt or Gommdmvrlm
1 4A“ OF THANKS. 1
We tam W opportunity to «were
our humble. um for the. care given
dorm “min “who aunt-lull inivtp‘
in Width “death. Aim mu til'e
many hinduosau shown after his do
come.
up. I IRS. CHAS. HILLSPAUGH. 1
9 “Allen? Woman noun.
lion
0 .
of win can remember when tbege
' guns III-re nmuuiiictured 1
1‘ rillgeport11 IRWIN! fimml
1 and serviceable;
‘ Springfield idea. with but
no” otémplcgc‘: rut-class. Rcrv
the anyorgaucntptm ‘ 1_
to or All Ixrtohion.
ll. 0.. February tally an
at the
worn. ave
' in West
‘ spending o well: ‘WP hill lather. Fro
’ there is to do now iI‘I go ahead.
chum of vehicleo, however propellod
' mm
WWI W ""W
1‘31. iI2I‘1It wound
”TM"?
Alfred It}: Ward who has be
uric}: 'l‘. Bedlprduhu roturned to his:
home in Paulina; Maine;
, The Willing Workum of the bimbo
diet liplacopul church are making ill"
ransemcnte tor holding u Washington
Jubilou on tho evening of Ti: supra
February 219i. .-1 "
not."
Rev‘. Marauder Hamilton. 0! Nor1
unit: will oflulato at the morning nor-
rice in Christ Ghureh. Sunday. and
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie at the after
of the rector, Rev. G. W. Burhydt, who.
with his wife. are on a pleasure trip
to Washington. D. C.
”m
All arrangements have been made
withxthe vernmcnt (or an: trunn-
pollution o the guns for Cedar Point.
.I. C. Taylor the commander of liars-I
MoDonousb Post. G. A. it. hull given
the order to the aelectmen. and till
The funeral at James Downcs, who
died at the Norwulk Hospital. Tues-
day. the result of the accident at we
Westporl P at .Canannctory on
Monday. too place from the Church
or the Aasumption. Yesterday morning.
Rev. Father Thomas H. Simuley ofllc.
laied. interment was in the Cathode
cemetery in Kink street Court West
port 1“ of A, of which deceased was
a member together with his uhop
males from the paper mill. attended
in a body. The Imilbehrere were Ed-
u'urd L. Burke. James B. McCormick
Lucius ll. Fanning. Mellie A Mills
J. Michael Meyers and lumen it Mo
Lormloh. all members at Court West
port No. 103,—13‘0 1 Foresters of America.
19“.“—
FJIRFIELD-uSDUTHPOR I
bliss Kate Callahan, who has been
severely ill is recovering rapidly.
Rev. B. L. Wells. of New York state.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. E. i.. Wells
Frank Mills. of New llavcn. is spend
in: a tow dayu with his mother. hire
George Mills.
/
“fin”
Edward Cole. of Greene Pumas. has
aeourul u position ulth the Iliidgopurl
Bruits Company.
It is eluted that Mrs. George Millie
ofSonthport. is at the point of death
She SIRS been severely ill for seven
weeks:
N. W Ogden of Greenfield Hill uht
met with R Roi ere. accident in Bridge
port. receiving R bad fall sorornl dnys
ago. is recovering.
Judge at Probato Elmore 8. Banks
has appointed George A. Mills. of Fair
field. administrator on the oblate or
the late Edmund W. Dana.
The funeral of Mrs. Robert Camp
boil took place from her late residence
on Greenfield Hill. Wednesday. and
was largely attended. Rev. Dr. bu
mund (lullbort officiated and interment
was in Oakluwn cemetery.
The lunerai of the late Willard W1
Jennings took place from his mother‘s
relidenee in Southbort. yesterdny af-
ternoon and was largely attended. A
delegation from the Southport Fire
Dopamine-ht attended in a bodv. Rei-
fill Edmund (luilbert. rector oi Trinih
Church officiated interment took
place in Oakland cemeterp
1W”
A nu" from Ron. w. H (lane.
Peterboro N. if“ was raid at tilt
clone of the morning mrvica at the
Greenfield Hill congregational church
loot Sunday. announcing his accept-
mice of the call to become putor oi
the church and mating out he would
preach his hm sermon Sunday morn-
ing. Februm l. llr Glue come: well
mommended it is said he is a very
eloquent preacher.
’IOTH HAVE EQUAL RIGHTG.
it in the duty of a pedestrian to keep
upon the aidewatu save when it is nec
omry to cm- the mutiny. ‘and than
to cm at an opportune moment and
with reasonable expedition. it in. nor
eflhclone equally the duty of that: in
to restrain them within mmnnble"
speed to beep them under constant
control and storage my and to exer-
clle nil possible diligence in avoiding
collision. The: on no much bound to
look out for a It the cross
mu I: Mun-lane we to look out
for them. The: we as much bound to
steam their and tumour cannon
u the pedestrian in to quicken his. It
in in pact top “I; or the men ‘9: the
ville 191399911 crayon-on 0M
# with “old runul‘u; them
drum than it ”I tor the pudendum to
women. them on use multitude of mini:
“ m bug'gour‘grmrsium vii
rec one. In »
William
Hlm1mly luleofuic
uie‘ Church or e 7
' and all nonalcoholic war
noon service, owing to the absence L
bet-loo of colds and min. For ehl‘o‘ 'l‘i’i
1 ll on Aloudm
'tldlpm piior fl ~
[to
1 on Thurs with M 9. Mil
White. of Chung: l‘ r
at Cannotlli Illa.
Frldnr evening; will take place It
the name management as the
sat catastrophe ”lust wee
lrom live coals in the collar
Selmulblu is a sum of August on
bert Wolf! of North Wilton? 1
Wiltonlans are enjoying the first
real installment of this winter‘s
"pluuhy snow." owing to Wednesday
and Thursduru continuous storm.
Pedestrian are indebted to George ng
den for kindly cleaning tho paths with
his enou plow 1
M-..
Jinnah Cumiitock. of North Wilton.
broke one of tho smull bonus in his
ankle last week uhlle engaged in the
womlluurl near home. He was alone
at the time. but succeeded in reaching
his cart and mile lmmn ulthoul an
sistance
~
wan.
PNEUMONM CAN BE PREVENTED.
This disease always results from a
cold or an attack of the grip. and may
be prevented by the timely use or
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. That
remedy was extensively used during
the epidemics of Ln (irippé .of the past
few years. and not n single case has
ever been reported. that did not recov-
er, or that resulted in pneumonia,
which shows it to be u certain pro.
ventive of that IlnIqurouR Illscauc.
Chamberlain's Cough Rented: has
Knitted a Roth) uidc rI- notation for its
George 0, Stillmn. South
R. Wood. Non'alk.
Norwulk;
E.
Buckles. by the tiny. are still faslb
ionable. though .th ru are all sorts of
substitutes The Jar III-date girl wears
one on the back of her bolero coat.
Cut steel and turquoise look well to
author. so do gum Imtnl and emrald
or gun motel and Iubz». The gold
buckles are nearly nil in antique finish
p...
Millions of people are familiar with
DcWitt'a Little ‘ lr Risers undthuse
who use them find them to be: famous
little iiIor piling 'Xuvctm'llm. G1 (I.
Silliuon. ‘ '
Plus for watches are wary clabmate
and of increased Iiriety. For gold or
lewd-studded “niches there are pins
in the shape of arrows. crowns. bird:
various animals and flowers. The inv-
orlto flour-dolls still holds its own. but
the English fashion of hue-caring animal
shapes in growing»:
“hf—4....
HAD ‘ro CONOUER 0R ole.
“l was just about gone, " writes Mrs.
Rona Richardson. "of inure! Springs.
N. (:1. "i had Oonsdmptlon no bad that
the best doctors 11b] 1 could not live
mot? than a mom. but i began to don
wholly cured by Miran bottle-spud am
now stout. and well." it's an unrivaled
“learner in Consumption. Pneumonia.
La Grippo and Bronchitis: infallible
for Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Hay Fever.
Group or Whoopinlt Cough. GIIII‘III‘
teed bottled mo and 81. Trial bottles
[m at P. H. Baxter‘s drug store.
Colored charms. chiefly in heart
shape. an» hung on many I chain and
chamlniuc. Turquoise. amethyst.
saphbiro. topaz. jade and garnet are
the favorite stones‘ for these up to date
ornaments.
IUCKLEN‘S ARNICA SALVE.
ills uorldarlde form- for marielons
cures. it surpasses anv dther salve.
lotion. ointment or burn for Cute.
00m. Borne. nous. Some. Nona, Ul
cert. Teller. sail Rheum. Fever Sores.
Chopped Hands. Skin Emotions; in-
fallible for File; CIIM' guannteod
Only 23k: at F‘. H. Baxter'l.
if there Is one thing more than no.
other that lmpmsm her who look:
over the new wash dress mode it is
their dalntlnees and luck of disagree-
able patterns. Everything is on event
and pretty that it in dlflcult [or bar
with limited income to fully gratin
her would in this line
he 1:11.111
or What You Eat.
Our gmeorloo an perfectly reliable
All» pile. gm m up Why in
are a llnwinuother rum-m fem
lure.) ‘ 1,1
l;
18 was Appointed to ,1
9 ho mailed out tor I hand mirror. bu.
A 1 until:
my. thumb 9mm
.Cough Cure. This
Dr. Kluge Non Discoverv and was ’
outing with II. terrible? but heal
other a night of emu-ab: 1_
rloillty to see how tough he looked.
mp ed instead a hair brunh.’l1‘hlnu-
E' in; mixed the bond minor. in his
hull he gazed at the brittle
”floah, but i Moll
« Romain quietly at home and tube
Chamberlain's Cough actually as dir-
tinted and a quick recovery is sure to
1 follow. That remedy counteracts unv
tendency of the grip to result in pneu.
monlu. which in really the only serious
danger. Among the tens of thousands
who have used it (or the slip. not one
case has over been reported that did
not r'ecmci. For sale by George C.
Btlllson South Norwalk; no Weed.
Norunlk. .
«no:
A Cautions Anewoerthre
Jofilal'?” naked Mrs. Gorn‘touuul. Im~
entail). “Wcll, " answered her bus
band as be procecdd to fill his plpc
"i won't say for certain. if the ice is
no strong us he minke it ls. hes gone
ulgutin'; an if it ninl. he's gone swim-
m n
is
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WORKING OVERTIME.
Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless little workers—Dr. King’s New
Life Pills. Millions me alwava at
work, outing indigestion. llllionsnese
Constipation. Sick Houdnche nud all
Stomach Liver and Bouel troubles.
Easy. ploucunt. unto. sure. Only 25c
at F. H. Baxter‘s drug store.
r.“
n»...
'l‘h 1m in much complaint in lluly
rogardlug u now railway arrangement
masters rccelte a
colloid sum with which to engage as
many station employee as they deem
advisable. The result is insufficient
help, overwork and accidents.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Airs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Del" says: “fl suffered for years with
dyepepaia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. i tried everything
i could, hem- of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one {:9
rent bottle cured me completely?
For sale by R. H. l’lnirued and F. H
Baxter.
The Pillsbury Deaputcb notes that
3.153 locomotivca were built in the
Ifnltcd Staten last year. of which 605
were sent abroad. it is of interest
that British railroads bought more of
the engines exported than the roads
of any other country.
For the weakness and prostration
following Hippo. there is uoth'uz .2.)
prompt and effective as One Minute
preparation in
highly endorsed as on unluiliu; rem-
edy for all throat and lung troubles
end its early use prevents (bouillon
tlon. lt aaa made to cum uulckb. G.
l‘. Sillisou.
-—.——.
Up to the present time a total of
sis.“ miles of railroad tracks have
been either elevated or depressed
within th city limits of Chicago
eliminating 389 grade crossing. at an
“proximate estimated cost of 8;:-
155.000
When you want a physio that is mild
and gentle. easy to tulle and pleasant
in efloct. use Chamberlain's Slam-ch
and Liver Tablets. Price. 25 cant-s
Samples free. Every box guaranteed.
For sale or George C. Stillaon. South
Norwalk: E11 P. Weed. Noru'ulk.-
A western passenger agent any»
that his experience has: shown that
Friday: is the best day In the week for
railway pouengor trarel and Wednco
_ day the worst.
A FIREMAN'O CLOII CALL.
"I stuck to mv angina. ulthough er
' err joint aehod Ind every nerve Ins
racked with pain." writes C. W. Bol-
lamy. a locomotive llroman. of nurl~
ington, lo“. ‘1 was weak and pole
without any oppotlto and all run down
A: i Inn shout to give up. i got a but
lie of R‘leclrfc lllture. and, utter Ilkv
ing it. I full on well an i ever did in
my Im- ' Wonk. sickly. run down poo
pin III ya min new life. strength rind
vigor from their nu. Try them. Int
Martian goon-teed by r. ll. Boston
Prim 60 mph.
The roll“! union of the United
Kingdom has a tow extent of nhout
mm miles. England and Wales on
lions alien: Scotland. 3.176 Inbound
lreland. 3.179 miles.
Lilia um dollars. Ill counterfeit: of
Down“ Witch lfaul salvo are worth-
lore- and all afi- Ill-om
”“9“ 1o. c
M0“! "m M Butler 1“!” mmij'. “ “gnu“ m
IMN. leéellnt. - m likathlnfldoflnmar? ' ‘
“ "MGM‘MN M “llfiwm'k'm ’
llama”. 1*”..mm~mmhnwm
2 M mm was 1 1%}. «vii: a 5m ml.
0.!» (39¢, 1 "I: 9%; "
m like; 1.111 “a.” ,
into M Whom. am
lol- The offgluul qulcklar com piled. Ian M
the moment it 1
the sum tin: u.
use!
25c iha‘iie'
[WNW-W
Iintinfactory railway mull serum in
the United States luibetween Chi
Iind the Missouri river.- The mails are
carried oIer that strip at count”
and Now puma.
mar
1‘
DEAFNESB CANNOT IE CURED
by local uppilcatloun no they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the out.
There is only one my to cure dear-
ness and that is by constitutional rem-
odieii. Deafnees is caused by an in-
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of tho lluetachiun Tube When this
tube in inflamed vou have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it is entirely cloned Deafness la the
result. and unleea the iuflnmmatlou can
be taken out nnd this tube restored to
its normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed form-oi: nine cases out of
ten are «mined by Cdturrh. which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces 1
We will give One. Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by llal‘i’ a
Caturrh Cure. Semi for circulars free.
F J. CHENEY l: 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugglets 750.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
The Northern Railway of France has
just produced an important invention
for testing the sounduosa of its per-
manent way. It. consists of a. spo-
ueli-reglarerlng instruments, which
fiber: at a glance any defects in the
no.
Reports show a greatly increased
death rate from throat and lung troub
les. due to the prevalence oi croup,
pneumonia and grippe. We advise the
use of One. Minute Cough Cure in all
of those dlfllcultlms. it is the only
harmless remedy that gives immediate
results. Children like it. (i, C. Still-
son.
" “Door me!" acid the ty pcwrltor
boarder "What do you think of a
couple that have been courting lot 215
senrs‘ What sort of an unubersai'y
could ‘Iou cull thut?"
"1 should call it other spoon," paid
the cheerful idiot.
a...
LA GRIPPE QUICKLY CURED.
in the winter of 1898 and 1899 l was
taken down with a Revere attack of
what is called La Grippe," says F. L
Hewett, a prominent drugglst of. Win-
deld, ill. "The only medicine! used
was no bottles of Chamberlain r
Cough Remedy. it broke up the cold
and stopped the coughing like magic.
and I have neier wince been troubled
with Grippe" Chamberlnln'a Cough
Remedy can alone be depended law
to break up a severe cold and ward off
any thruumad attack of pneumoila.
it is plenum to take. too. which makes
it the most desirable and one of um
most popular preparation: in use for
these ailments. For Halo by George I:
Stilleon. South Norwalk. E. P.,Weed
Norpnlk. .
“What my want to do," said the
kind hearted civilized flown. “in to
treat you gently and make you haprvr"
"Yes," answered the barbarian “but
you lnxlut on forgetting that we cant
'be really happy union: we are killing
of! White Milk."
M
WHAT SHALLIWR'H HAVE '06! DE.-
Thin due-lion arises in the family
every day. Let “I mwer it today
Try Jello, I deliciouu end healthlul
dean-rt. Prepared in two minutes.
No boiling! no baking: and bullion
water and nettocool. Flavors:
on. Orange. Raspberry and Stunner-:3
Tr M your grocers, 19c
The a la curfe ”Item of dining are
of rho Pennsylvania line Irate! Pitts-
burgh bu been ubandolwd in favor of
the table d’holo m bellow uvl
beenmnlvlen to I90. former
men It a ordor t a mi t v
u to there preference. ’ a Mo.
George C. Salim 80m.
and B. P Wood. NM Norvolk.
Wimp I‘d
gun“ I should .élumi from ii
The quickest the moat prompt and
meter tl-Iau anywhere else on the .1
globe. eurpuaping those at New Yuril ‘
eia'liv commuted our; provided with ‘
Mm- o'clock?» 9 o'clock p. ll;
Vim lull
1' this. will Mm' W1:
the land, and tho plot
or is sought out b5
dime novel stand Was
13 IcnborlI is
plies, Artists’ Muffin]...
Window Shades. We P
PYCTUREBK 1
1 Pictures Framiedjt'a Gracie,
Painting. Paper Huipiig,
and;
m
- 5-7
Telephone Call, 133-3. 1
Open evenings till 8 :39.
DECKER
:7 wumuordpl 3%.,
South Notwollr. ' ' '
South NON
Notice In hereby given
Board of Relief of the Oil,
Norwalk will meaton W
um 28.1901.at 7: 80 do
IIch p. m.;' Saturduy.
tool or 2 o‘clock to 5 amino
Walnut». Rem-w 4.11m
him
1
R” If! 3c 1901,
9 o‘clock I). nu; 1
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