, motive tooth Norwsilt insole
M Lone—Rm um 011W
it is sometimes an easy matter to
tool the 110110. but you can‘thoo it
upvory . They are sure-do so
you out: an every time a man to fool-
ed another skeptic is made. Wo'm'
naturally skeptical when 5 - a
published statement given imam:
stranger residing in a faraway place.
"but the circumstances are entirely-dif-
ferent when home endorsement ispre
seated. The testimony of local citi-
zens renders deceit impossible. it is
easy for you to investigate. Read this
cu’tlzi‘,” ‘ "1. 1 dds-2.»
Mrs. G. condos. liv 3100111111 street.
says: . “I am well no daycare. and
like apt-out many‘tild people; i had
troublo with my kidneys for a long
tinio, causing: distancing backache. I
could and points: to glycine any re
list, and II‘ tunci that Don's Kidney
Pilissmig'ht help me. even If they did-
n’twcdro. I went' to Plsisted’s drug
store and got a supply. I was not dis-
appointed; Doan's Kidney Pills dis-
posodi‘of the last attack. The back.
who 'and suffering were a thing of the
. m 1
"MPH“ 50 cents a box. Foster-Mil.
burn Cor Buffalo. N. Y., sole agcnts
for the United Status.
Remember the neme—Doan‘s—and
take no substitute. ‘
.. ._ . . . , .
SEASON
1908.
New Emln-oliicrics in Cnmbrio; Nain-
sock and Swiss; Edges and lnscrtings,
too. Special lot of Humburgs at 100
a yard,
1:. K. sings,
45 G, 47 WEST WASHINGTON 91”.,
Mahackomo Hotel Block,
1 1~ somwNomtkydom. ‘
in.
inhibits:
WEATHER , FORECAST.
For Norwalk . and vicinity: Light
rain tonight; Sunday clearing and
slightly cooler. An area of low pres-
sure is central this morning in the
lake region, and a secondary depreso
sion is central in the lower Mississippi
Valley. Light snow has fallen during
the past twenty—four hours in the lake
regionhand local rains in the lower
Mississippi Valley and South Atlantic
coast. Conditions favor for this vicin-
ity, rain tonight, followed on Sunday
by clearing and slightly cooler weath—
er.
Attorney Henry E. Ferris is quite ill
at his home in West street with an at-
tnct of plenrisy.
David H. Poliard has taken a posi-
tion as Instruc or in mathematics at
Columbia University, in New York
City.
——All styles of Dcrbys. O'Brien.
Ernest Cornell. of (New York, has
been spending a few days In town with
his father, Henry D. Cornell, of Nor-
walk. '
Mrs. Stewart F. Barr and daughter.
of Brooklyn, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs; Joseph H. Malkin, of Berkley
street.
——Cood Corned Beef 60 lb. Hayes'.
Mrs. A. Calla er, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., and Miss ieresa Harrison. of
Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting Mrs, J.
Elliott, in Main street.
Old Well Tent, Improved Order of
theMaccabees, will hold a meeting
Monday evening in Knights of Pythias
hall, Washington street.
”Yale va. Co. 11‘, Monday night.
The annual election of the Immacu-
late Conception Sodality of St. Mary’s
ChurCh will be held after the vespcr
service Sunday afternoon.
13. 11‘. DcKlyn, of New York city, and
W. F. DcKlyn, of Norwalk. were in
town visiting their father. Charles De-
Klyn, In Dnnbury, yesterday.
-——A most exquisite line of Candy
now on sale at M. S. Smith dc Co.'s.
Only We lb.
Charles Britto Will lead the early
morning prayer and praise meeting in
the Norwalk Methodist Church tomor-
row morning at 9:30 0"clock. These
services are very inspiring and helpful
to all who attend. Everybody is in-
vited. ‘
cocoon-mans
OVERCOATS.
Custom-made Overcoats
i
have a distinctive style—a,
style that does not appear in
the ready made sort, and it is
useless to look there for it.
If you have your over-
coatrm adc here, it will cost
you” no more than the ready—
to-wear does elsewhere," and
you have the satisfactionjof
that distinctive style. ‘
5 Better order now~that
is all?" , ‘
-: ,; H. W. KENS,
Old gob} Qfico' Eidg‘..._Norwalk.
‘ Dr, W1 3. gimme.
1th rheiun ,l i an
1'; now for tbd' tibia}:
1 the church. has not yet been appointed.
-... W..- .......
about the houso.—~Danbury News. 1
Mrs. William .1. Wilcox, pianist. s 11
William C. Jesse, viollhlst. ism i162“
cogs to furnish music for the soc-
iabio to‘be’held in Slivermine next
Tuesday night.
~h‘ronh Hams III/5c lb. liner.
' A number of Nor‘waik people intend
to go to Waterbury tomorrow and wit-
ness the dedication of the new St. Pat-
rick‘s Church. of that city. by Rt. Itev.
Bishop Tierney.
-—Umbrelias and Canes. 013111021.
The Norwnlk City Council will hold .
its second meeting Monday night at
the C‘ohiicil chamber in Wall street. it
is not known that any special business
will come up, but of course there will
be the usual bills to pay.
Members of The Holy Name Society
of St. Mary’s will receive Holy Corns
inunlon in a body at the 7 o’clock
muss Su day. In the evening they
will most at their rooms and march in
a body to the church where they will
take the obligation.
r—Auothcr lot of those Ribbons, all
widths and colors, 10c. yd. Special rc~
duciiml 011 Sofa Pillows, 25c on. M. S.
Smith 6’s Co.
The Arlen Singing Seciciy Voted at
its weekly "109““! Thursday evening
to sing at. the concert to be glvcn‘iiy
Lenisc Lodgc, Daughters of Hermann.
on the night of January 28. in the bull.
in honor of the coming of the state
convention of the order.
Rev, K. Kreizmann, of Stamford. will
preach tomorrow evening at 7:30 In
St. Peter‘s (lcrinan Lutheran Church
in North Main street, as usual. A
successor to Gustavo Frioderich, who
resigned his position as treasurer of
A skating carnival is booked for the
(love Pond, Stamford, January 28. Iiob
Eccies is managing the affair. He
proposes to have a mile open anniicur
event, a mile school-boy champion-
ship. for boys below the High Schools
and 0. 25-11100 event for the. state
championship.
——The Supreme Court 10c Cigar.
The members of tho Woman's Guild
of Trinity Church have made cloth
socks which they intend to semi out to
those who are liable to attend their
coming anniversary. or birthday soc-
ial. Each person is supposed to put
pennies in the sock to correspond with
his or her age. '
Mike Sukoy. a South Norwalk Hun-
garian, who was taken to thc Nor-walk
Hospital ‘Jannary 2. was discharged
yesterday morning. having recovered
from his illness. Mrs. Lizzie tiayos.
from the same locality, was discharged
this morning after having bccn at the
hospital seven woeks.
—Drcp your laundry package in box
before 8 a. 1n. and after 8 p. m., 80
Washington St. for Old Well Laundry.
The Company F basketball team is
preparing for a hard game for Monday
night, when they lineup against Yale
'Varsity flvc. Last year when thcsc
two teams played at the armory the
score was very close, Yale winning
19 to 17. Each team at that time
threw the same number of goals from
the field, but the collegians won on the
goals from the foul line. The Mon-
tauks will discuss the South Norwaik
Y. M. C. A. team In the preliminary
game of‘the evening.
m
THOSE “Willa "BATS.
A (Mormon and Curious Illusion.
,“I felt as though rats were gnawing at the
coats of my stomach." Threo‘fanious men
have all left this expression on record in
their writings. They were all suflorers
,from chronic indigestion or d)’:\ptipfliil, 01
which the horrible sensation they thus de-
scribe is a symptom. Other signs are a
heaviness and distress after eating, bad
taste in the month, dryness of skin, variable
appetite. flatuleucy, broken , sleep, bad
drasmn and nightmares, billiousness,£atignc
and weariness without labor“ etc. , etc,
We work with our head and nerves and
this makes the dyupepsin of the student,
the business and rofcssionul man, the
worried man and f. e majority of Women.
We throw food, often unmet-ted and in cx-
case, into this w k and unwurmed atom.
och, and bring on cute. inflammatory «in1.
pepsin or gastric catarrh. with symptoms
and results which make life a terror. Ask,
anybod‘yezvbo has it. V.
rile tot medicines in the new modi.
eiue, Oalcura Solvent, discovered by Dr.
David Kennedy, of Kennedy Row, King...
ton, N. Y. It has proved brilliantly suc.
cessful in maladies of the digestive and
1 nervous systems and in disorders of the
liver. bladder and kidneys. All druggists
01.00 a bottle.
W)! 1'6}! 11M) JEWEL}? Y
.REPJIRINE
1‘
port bands.
My place, may be small, but i sincere-
onstrntes absolutely that I give satis-
faction, work ind pricewise.-
Richard iNoack.
v...
Q.
nd my business.
is never done correctlycxcept by ex- - ..
1y believe that my repair business is “u,
equal to any in the town, which dem-'
minglyour Work hero~1thoroughiyi -
”v " m Y6!) WI’ an"
iii
if; ‘. I. “it"?
for Mill Ends.
.MEN‘S SHOES of calfskin 1111.
$1.90;
WOMEN‘S SHOES. dongola
box-calf and patent leather. worth
$1.75 and $2, $1.35.
I . FELT .SLIPPERS, for women.
worth 50c. and 75c..
TRIMMED HATS. good styles
from our own workers, were $3.50
to $7.50. SL951
SUITS of broadcloth serge and
cheviot. blue and black, worth
$13.50 to $16.50. $9.75.
COSTUMES of fancy and plain
fabrics, brown. blue and black ef-
fects, worth $18 to $20. $12.
JACKETS of kersey, lined with
silk or satin. black caster and tan,
$6.75.
FINE JACKETS, best in the,
store, worth $17.50 to $22.50.
ed with leather, worth $3.
40c.
worth’Sro to $12.50,
10 and $13.50.
Thehiil iEnd
has developcdirom a sale of yard stuffs only to one which brings
practically every sort of goods at the price-scale first established
Nothing will illnStrate this better than a glimpse at some
of the ready-for-use things now to be had.
a is
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DRESS SKIRTS, black and
good colors,“ several styles. worth
$5 t6 $15-75. $3-75-
WALKING SKIRTS. a num~
ber of effects, worth $5 and $6.50.
$2.95-
MEN’S UND‘ERWEAR. natu-
ral wood. shirts and drawers of
every size. worth 50c., 25c.
MEN'S HEAVY UNDER-
WEAR. taped
scams. worth $1, - 65c.
‘MEN‘S SHIRTS. fancy effects,
long or short bosom, cuffs to
match, worth $1 and $1.50, 59c.
G I R L S ’ UNDERWEAR.
cream Jersey ribbed, fleeced. 15c.
WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR.
cream vests and pants 01 all sizes.
warmly fleeccd, 19c.
CHILDREN'S H 0 S I E R Y.
cotton, 1-and-1 rib, double heel
and toe. worth 19c,
WOMEN'S HOSIERY. black.
double sole. ‘3 for 25¢.
natural wool,
11C.
Yard stuffs and such shall have a story of their own later.
Tan newton
DRY nous Cousins
' gérldgepo‘iits ' '
, PHONE 22?.
.‘ i ,' 1”“ 1
Another Car
11 “.1. l .
InBoof.
SHOULDER STEAK. 100, 3 us... 250
ROUND STEAK. 12 to 14¢ lb.
SIRLOIN STEAK, } id and 100
PORTERHOUSE STEAK. 16 and 200
ROAST PORK. 140
SAUSAGE. ~ Mo; 2 11111., 250
WHOLE RAMS. 10 t0'14c
SMOKED SHOULDERS, 11c
ROAST BEEF, .100 up
F‘OWLS, , iiic
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS.
runners, 18 and 200
'I‘RIPE.‘ 8 and 10c lb.
EGGS, ' I 280 don.
COD LIVER OIL, 200 bot.
LIVE Barr non FISHING.
50131155 Market-
‘Ffilgxs.
c, it
w .
we“: ,1
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‘ $331342 .13.
scum.
op ,iWoi
. NEW CENTURY COMFORT.
i Millionsare daily finding a world of
z, comfort in Buckicn's Arnicn Salve. It
Ekllls pain lrom Burns. Scolds, Cuts,
Bruises; conquers Ulcers and Fever
Sores: cures Eruptions. Salt Rheum.
‘ Dolls and Fclons; ,removcs Corns and
Warts.‘ Best I’ile cure on earth. Only
25c. at F. 11. Baxter's drug store. "
COLUMBIA MINING ASSOCIATION.
VICTORIA. ii. (1., Jan. 17¥A largely
attended meeting was held last night
to takc steps for the promotion of a
British Columbia Mining Association,
the scope of which shall cover every
branch of the industry. The ossOcIa-
tlcn is to be organized on similar lines
to those of the California Mincrs' As-
sociation.
CHILDREN POISONED.
Many children are personed and
made nervous and Weak, if not killed
outright, by mothers giving them cough
syrups containing opiates. Foley's
Honey and TM is a safe and certain
remedy for coughogoroup and lung
trouble, and is the only prominent
cough medicine that contains no opi-
ates or other poisons. Plalsted‘s drug
store. ' " 1 ‘ ”
a i not if"
1
Anti, “bikinis".
it!
\ :3 “A:
Ms '1,
, Dwellings F‘uir!" Spohr:
Q2, ‘ ,,
11s may...
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, . 2 MI OBI!
ll‘irst Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. w. Wetter-d '1‘. Duncan. canton-—
9:30 a. 111., class meeting: 10:80 I. m..
“r
12 111.. Sunday school and Bible class:
ii p. m.. Young Poo lc's meeting; 7 p.
m.. sermon. “'I'Ite‘g‘nhor's‘ Request."
Special evangelistic services. singing
led by choir and chorus of twenty
voices. Special music by choir will
be: Morning: Anthem. "Conic, Holy
Spirit" 11010, “My Rcdcemcr and My
Lordg" evening: Anthem. "Come Yc
Disconsolatc;” “Seek Yo Th0 Lord:"
"The Iiiood llought Mercy Seat.” (los-
pcl solo at close of sermon by Mrs. En-
ton.
Norwaik Methodist Episcopal. Roy.
L, K. Moore. pastormMornlug praycr
service at 11:30; service with sermon
at 1030; subject, "The Only Irresist-
nble Life”; Sunday school at 12 111.;
Epworih Lcogue service at 0:30 p. 111.;
cvcning scriicc with sermon at 7:30;
subject, "'I‘hc locating of Iicil." Music
for the day: Anthem, “Conic My Soul,
’i‘ilon Must Ilc Waiting," iiuck; duct for
soprano and contrnlfo, “My Faith
Looks Up lo 'l‘hcc." Iiassford; quar-
iciic, “i'roicct Us Through the. Com-
lng Night, (iid‘c: (Ilorla Patria. Davis:
solo for bass, “Como .Icsus Itcdcciucr,"
Iinriicit. 'I‘iicrc will be. special scr-
viccs cwry cvcniug next wcck, with
the cxccpiion of Monday and Saturday.
Special topic and singing cucii evening.
East Avcnuc Methodist Church, cor-
ncr Rowan street and East avenue. Ed-
wurd (‘mmiugbanb pastor~-Morning
scrviccs at 10:30, preaching by tho pas-
tor: subject, "The Living Word";
Sunday school at 12 m.', Junior Magus
nt 3 p. m., conducted by Mrs. llowcn;
Senior League at 0 p. m.. led by Miss
Corn ('olc. Topic. “A Message from
His Word." Special evangelistic oven-
ing scrvicc, Christmas chorus will
sing.
Services at Knight Street A. M. E.
Church. Rcv. T. B. McConnell, pastor—v
1111. m., preaching by pastor; 12:30
Sunday school: 6:30 Christian Endeav-
or; 7:30, prcucblng by pastor. Week-
1y series of meetings for consecration
proceeding rcvivnl, commcnclng Mou-
dny cvcnlng.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwulk Congregational
Church. liev. Paul M. Straycr, pastor,
10:30 a. m.. scrmon by the poster on
“Blessed are the Unoffendcdz" quar-
tets. “God is a Spirit," from "Woman
of Samaria." by Bennett. and "Come
Unto Me," by Chandler: 12 m.. Bible
school, Lamont. Jennings and Christ-
ian Inquiry Club; 4:30 p. m.. Vcspers,
an eventlde service of readings. mu-
sic and rcaponsivcs, by the congrega-
tion: address on "An Easy Yoke." and
a short after meeting: quarter, 1.)
Lord, I Come," Ilrnga-Iiassford: con-
iralto solo. "I Heard the Voice of" Jun-
us Say." Sheldon:
Music at the First Church. Norwaik.
tomorrow: Morning.——Prciudc. Mag-
nificnf in 11‘. four numbers. Lemaigrcc;
"God He Merciful Unto Us!“ Buck: “It
is a flood Thing." Andre; alto solo.
Tome Home!“ Lesson; posiludc, on
"'l‘nnium Ergo," Watson. Evening:
l’i'cludc. Nocturne from ”A Midsum-
mer Night‘s Dream." (rcqncstcdl.
Mendelssohn: "liew Lovely Are 'i'hy
tenor solo,
"A llrcam of Paradise." Gray; post’
lude. Finale of Sonata in C minor, (re-
qucsicd). Reubkc.
- BAPTIST.
South Norwnlk Baptist Church,
10:30, subject, The Fruits of Justifica—
tion: object lesson to children: Bible
school, 12 m.; Junior Christian En-
dcavor. Young Pcopjlc‘s Society at 6;
evening service. 7 p. m. specitl song
service of ten minutes: topic of son
mon. Vicarious Living, music by quar-
lotto.
First. Baptist Church, I). '1‘. Winner.
en, pastas—Prayer service. 10 a. 111.:
church service. 10:30; Sunday school.
12:00; Young People's meeting, 0:30;
preaching service, 7:30. Thursday ev~
suing prayer meeting. 7:30.
Grace Baptist Church of Norwalk.
corner Butler and Quincy streets, Rev,
D. C. Thomas minister-0rdcr of ser-
vices: Sunday. 11 a. m., prayer and
praise meeting; 3:30 p. 111.. Bible
school; 7'p, m.. 3hristian Endeavor
meeting: 8 p, m., devotional service
with preaching. Mid-week service.
Thursday. 8 p. m.. prayer" and praise
meeting. All are welcome.
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal Church, .. West
street and Fairficld avenue. Rev. Iiom-
ily F. Humphrlcs. routes-Holy Com-
munlon. ft 'a.'m.: Sunday school. 9:45
a. m.; morning prayer and sermon. 11
a. m.. evening service. 7230 p. m..Spc-
cial musical program first Sunday in
every month.
(Irace Church. Mattins, 102130 a. m.—~
Processionai Hymn 311, Jeffery; Ven-
Ile, in C. Jones: 'l‘clleum, In, G. Hop-
kins: ’Jubilate in D. Woodward;
liymn 503. Handel: Hymn '10, Anon;
Offertory, I Was Glad. Elvey: Races
clonal Hymn 432. Le Jeane. Evening.
4:15 p. m: I‘rocessional Hymn 520.
Mcssitcr: Ferial Versicles. 'I‘nllis;
Magnificat,‘fn C, Gadsby; None Dim-
ittis, in C, Gadsby: Hymn 408. Ewing;
Offertory. I 'Will Sing of Thy Power.
Sullivan; Recessions! Hymn 399.
Smart. * '
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zandt
street. East Norwalk. J. W. Davis, pas-
tor. Morning service, 10:30, presch-
ing by the pastor: Sunday school at 12
111.; Loyal Workers' meeting. at 5:45:
praise service at, 62V” (”wring worv
ship, with epccin!‘ 'l"l‘l." l!‘ by the pos-
tcr at 7. SWIM {The Final Fade-
less Homo 0: 1‘1 iia’n . ,
1 ‘C'Mrhv Lui‘ IRAN.
. Germ-m .i.ui;1em~Services will be
held its usual in the German language
at St: Peter‘s Lutheran Church, Main
street. Sunday. 7:30 or 111. Rev. Karl
Kretsmann. of.8tamford. will preach
on “True Progress." ,
‘ “CHRIITIANWENGE SOCIETY.
' First Christianwfimence »,Soclety
Norwallr~neguinr Smeam?‘ s
, _ , n!-
, "in .‘tos‘tidionhl
that! evening at hip.
sermon. "The Conversion of Matthew“ '
.nleh‘arlane. doom-sol Sargent.
asst-vicar the public : is
H” _. i 101 May Manion's Patterns.
paras
ly tlic offerings.
Ollt" object is to rcducc stock.
do the trick.
FUR SCARFS AN DMUFFS.
Every for in stock pricc rcduccd.
Every primed price. reduction honest,
and cvcry iicm a veritable bnrgnin.
Stone Martin Scarfs. good length,
clusicr of toils, a great bargain, worth
$10.00, new only $0.00.
Sable Smurfs, full
$17.50, 111 $12.50.
Black Marlin Fur Mui‘fs. worth $3.08
'l‘hc profit season 0 11
Those p
length, value
sensor.
smooth .3an ‘ '
, of' ‘ , 5'
s ' ‘ .
Afcw days ago we announced this sale. We gave no facts in the sha ,
of figures to show youths money-sav ing importance of this sale. _
advertisement you'll find those facts. and it will pay you well to scan him.
1
int
outer gnrmcuts In past. New tilt:I
ricos on stylish, up-to-date goods will.
TAILORED SUITS OF ALL KIND.
Evcry tailored suit has been .
slim-n; this means a saving to you ,
mod round dollars. , ‘
Women's Serge Suits. in blackiilld
navy. double breasted Jacket. talk“:
silk lincd. worth $19.00, now only.
$0.00. .. ..
Womcn's Cloth Snits,,tan. grey bin
and black, some worth ss‘hixh
$15.00, reduced to $5.00. ' '
5,.
at $2.25.
Black Conny l1‘ur Mufi‘s, worth $2.00
at iiiic.
WOMEN'S MONTE CARLO COATS.
Not mnuv 01‘ these, but. all new and
stylish. Sci-ms a. pity to sacrifice
profits. but It must be done.
Women‘s bionic (1111-10 Coats, invert-
cd box plnii..iu black and fans, value
813.50. :11. $0.00.
Womcn's Fitted and Half-fitted
Cools, nicely ilncd. value $10.00. now
$4.00.
8.1 AND as wasnmorozv sr., sour" 1110an
MISSES' AND GHILDHIN" '
COATS AT SALE PRICES;
if the youngster needs a n
and you‘ve hold off for any i
don't hold off any longer, I
cmphnticnily your chance.
Misscs' 'I‘on, Blue and RN
Coats, niccly iincd. velvet collar
fitting. also loosc back, limit}: 3’
at $5.25. "v 1.
A few specials in Missel‘
Coais. velvet, $7.50, to close.
Children‘s Coats. loose hit
two or tlirce‘cnpcs. nice!
$t~100 value, at 83.75.
Our 41th
niture under one roof in the Twin Cit
EVERYTHING GOES. All the goods
Mark Down January Sale
Commences Saturday. January 111111, 1903, with the largest stock of
many of them yet unpacked, go Into this sale at reduced prices. Hnii
of people have been waiting for this sale. Early comers get the best
gains. ~
$10.50 COUCHES AT s 9.00
1312.00 coucuss AT $10.00
$13.50 COUCHES AT $11.00
$15.00 OAK cassesns AT $13.50
$13.50 OAK onesssss AT $12.00
$12.00 OAK assesses AT $10.00 1
$15.00 ENAMEL sens AT _ $12.00
‘ $13.50 ENAMEL scos AT $11.00
$12.00 ENAMEL sacs AT
A. J. COLLINS & 0.. r
T
Annual
ics. Not one article to beers“
that arrived too late for the boil
S 9.00
' $0th No“
I2 to 18 North Main St,
foot l
large
coal
“o‘hn H
.‘
.
. .1
- l
The "A B C" of coal buying is
buy of a dealer in whom you hit“.
qualify—one whose airportméllh V
noeds-one who will see that
dcr is delivered In good condition
as directed. ‘ ‘
We think we're "It."
149 Washington 8 .. South Norwglk
-onildcnce both as to sanctity,
enough to includskjthe iii
best adapted to yogi? own ‘
.F e
-.. .- ,.....
Wednesday. Friday and Saturday'cvem!
logs, in South Main street. south Nor-i.
walk; on Monday, Thursday and Sun-1
day evenings at 8 o'clock, meetings
will be held in Norwalk outpost, 12,
Water street. special meeting, Sundayi
afternoon at 3 o‘clock. » All are welu
eomeT ' 1 ' '
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
er Massapequa, from Shields.
A beautiful eye makes silence elo-i
went; a kind eye makes contradiction '
ty deformed.~—~Adison.
..—-—
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
ad for at'lhe following postofllces for
the current week: .
South Norwalk-Ernest Dickens.‘
William Daugherty. S. La Brake, Jos-
eph Monsell,. Alexander
George Cultyder. Mr. SearIes, 18 Day
street. George V. W. Tiiton. ‘
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Norwalk—rNrs. .l‘. C. Edwards. Mrs.
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