jdo not fit?
' Now take shoes.
they tit walkink iII a fatigue
Valli clumallv~ not with an 9th
“no they are died.
and trouble.
And all hec
'tinutrt in appear-tine
The one IIlIoII for Women that
o"Queon Quality. " Try them if y
tout ion
The Immense output makes the pr!
7". D: LYON &
., Washington Street.
“ilSiBl’ll IiIIIIIt
Petitions igain.
Iii liIIIpIIn 'l‘hII lititl'tiile Fight;
in Coiineriiiut legislature
that that Militia in iIIIIImp
tin Private l’mpntg
Ail.’l‘i¢'0ftil.lIII1uaI-_I ".\‘ ~~II<Tl1
. (dilatation of the “[1359]” session of the.
House. thu:I fur IIIIne this morning.
hen \iII SIIIIIIiilII -IIr Sililxlilll')‘. pre-
ed a petition from the ( ouncItiI-ut
ern RIIiiiII:.Id wlilIh will Ic-open‘
[to famous l'tllillidtl light of the sea.
iohloimoi III... IIIe I.IIIIrvIIII- extIu
Oil
it. legislathic. us is IIIll lIIIIIIII.I
ted in fay'oiablc union in the House
it the (nilllt‘t'llliti \tcatein' II petition.
and Iini'awunbl» IIIiiIuI in the Senate.
the that time litl‘ 1‘ oIIIIeI-icut West~
t't‘ll has built a "loop" animal the dis-
ted has! (Illlllil) land and now
«tines bet'ore the ticueral Aascmbh .I
pd time for the pIIIpIIIIII or kt‘t III-
’legislative permission Io build
on: the three hundred feet of block
lintil todaI it had been gen—
rallx. expected that this more would
not be made .
The petition reads: “‘I'IIIII petition-
the tiartt‘md and ( mum iii In West-
era Railroad l' IIIIIpIIin. Icspcc Itt‘IIllI rc-
iiesta the (leueiul AsscIulIlI to giant
it authoritv to compietet the timing—
branch of its I'Iuilinaii IIIIoI-II: land
6'! or formerly offered (‘. \'I'.IgneI of
East. Gr'anby and for an extension of
lime within which it may take land for
ntli‘oad purpoaes IIIthin the Hunts of
he location of the said SIIIHlngiicld
_ eh."
’ be following railioud petitions IIcIo
" Med and I9'terred to the IIIilI-oad
‘MmItteze. in Mr. I‘lII.Ik of East Had-
Mot the Mooous & East Hampton)
'tlri‘md station in East Hampton.
On ebmplaint of the residents of East
c and Mantle.
yeai (it’S[l(J)(‘tl pt"opeity on
[bread Illlllt'h to camp. and in c\
if! entnl bivouacs. Mr Wan-en. of
.‘ town today sent II bill to the
dip providing that hereaftei the
militia mat t‘lli'tilill’). in no otlIeI
tilt! d than that owned by the state.
An addition of thoue untenable to.
. general policy law came up in the
nine this morning from MI. llowcn
Mugatuck. adding, Manager. back-
wrlter or slip IIIIiteII or upon whom
poll slip. cit. .. shall be found to
than! .not more titan $500 or im-
ned not mor'e than one year.‘ A
married today by Mr ('onkliu.
thorn. provides "fl‘hat all per.
color who shad be united in
> o with white persons shall be
9d guilty of a crime. and fined
r be imprisoned III the state p11.
I?!) not less than two In more than
oars." Referred to judiciary com-
n
$ciovillc. of Salisbury. presented
“Raising the quarantine now ex-
thc state or New York against
13c. lb.
250.
10c
Fit Comes First.
.01 what use ll II but that does not tit your head?
Of what use are comets that do not fit. dream that do not fit. or glove-
. the. one absolutely necessary thing a
You III quite .I urns which run an en
nuI-ia you bought shoes that war: perhaps
c. yet made w lth little regard to lit
in p ropaily constructed for a union
' . .
Connecticut."
IIIIrpoIatiou. gives that company which
its now building dams across the lions-
.IIIIIIIiIles that “Any town may appro-
't‘be ltf‘s‘llll oi that >titipgle, in the.
lt‘- ‘
. and that in respect to his memory and
roadway Company capital Sltltk $50. — 1»
hits connecting East iladdum with the i ., (.10.. . until “I 30 t.omorrow
that the state mill 1
‘ 161‘ to 180.
18c.
16C.
.2 m—W .wn run-«-
WWW"... - I. .UIWJIWM
bout shoes in that they shall at
nlalIcII You feel ”nlouchy";
g the feet along
dloal source of
Pleasure v11
tic. step but dragxtn
loudly advertised
the fit
on want to make walking one f your
cc of 83. 00 possible for such shoes.
00., 5010 Act.
South Norwalk. Conn.
The bill refers to the
The Fair Far and Cloak Stern.
(A. I-rui. Proprietor.)
Don 't Miss This
Clearing Sale.
I\."u I,
Goods 561:! at one half
It will pay you to
Open Evenings.
Vii:
Ir ’..
|tit iii 111111101 it. loud IIIIIIIlK
conditions III the tIItcr—utate cattle mar-
ket and was referred to the committee
on agr-mitultuie
A hill pII-I-ented by Mr C‘hntfield. of
NIIII Haven. cuts down the time in
which idcum railroads shall collect for
freight Ih: ones from four to twu days.
ltetcircd to railroad c.0mmltteII.
An amendment to the charter oF the
New Milford Power Company resent~
ed by Mr. Staub of New Ml‘for “today.
and referred to the comm ttec (m in-
IItoulc River for electiic poivcr purpo—
Hos. the right to build more dams at
Ki‘lll. New Milford (‘nnann and Salts-
MA bill by MI BoWen. of Woodstock.
priate a suitable sum for the observ-
once. of ‘old home' work." Mr. Lake.
of Hartford. sent in a bill creating the
ofticcof woman factory inspector. to-
gether with II regular inspector. lbw
ferret] to the committee on labor.
A bill that came in from the Senate
today. provided that the state shall
provide text books and St'lltltli supplies
for the schools of the, state.
At l2 o‘clIIIk ttic Hone-c IIIionII-iIIIl
until ll: '30 tonIoII-ow bill of respect to
the memory of the late. cx-(lovcriior
lugcrsoll.
sussum 011‘ THE SENATE.
HAR’I‘II‘ORlL. January 28—-- Senator
l’ugc presented to the Senate. this
morning. a petition from the Cheshire
Street Railway Company, for extension
from Cheshire to Merideu. viii. Wal-
liugford. The Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company presented a pin
titiun for extensions in Anaouiu. Both
petitions were referred will? commit-
tcc on railroads. A hill’ presented by
Senator 'l‘rncy provides that after the
that Monday in March. Him. the asses:
Hill's of the. (‘in of Waterbury shall not
engage in any other business than that
connected with their offices. Referred
to committee on cities and boroughs.
Senator \‘Voodruff presented in the
Senate after the business session. thII
following resolution: "i‘bat the Sea-
ate learns with deep regret of the death
of ex~ilovcrnoi Charles R. lngersoll.
in recognition of his important xervicn
to the state. the Senate do now ad,
jour."n
The Senate then adjourned l"
a
at
Y. M C. A. NOTES.
The Women' 1-; Auxiliary held its reg-I
i ular monthly business meeting yeater
daI afternoon and decided to begin
anothei membership contest. Mrs.
.(‘liarlcs St. John was c husen captain of
one. side and Mrs L. R. Bouton, of the
other. They chose sides and an ac-
tive, campaign will begin.
The Ladies” Physical Culture Class
under the direction of Mrs. J. H. Nor-
ris had a very auspicious beginning
last. eyeuing for over thirty enthusias-
tic members were present for the
that lesson and more are emolled and
expect to be present Friday evening at
7 o “clock.
The Orchestra held a highly satia-
fnctory rehearsal in the parlor-4 last ev-
ening and selected the music to be
played Friday evening. At the close
of the rehearsal SecIetary Norris pre-
pared to take a flush light picture of
the group and when everything was
early one I1 the. young men was accun
ed to set 0 the flash and notwltlr
standing the fact that the camera was
accidentally kicked over a fairly good
picture was secured.
‘3
ill have a
this even-
The. Board of Directors
lsupper and business session
n1;-
MlLlTARY EXAMINING BOARD.
The report of the military examining
board on the examination of officers
for commissions in the Connecticut Na-
tional Guard will be, submitted to Gov-
ernor Chamberlain this week. when
the results of the examinations will be
. published The board consists of Gen.
IIIral Russell Frost president: Colonel
William E. Cone of Hartford and Col-
onel Lucien F. Burnee of Waterbury
retired oilicers, and Captain William
M. Stark. inspector of small arms prac-
tice of the third infantry. New Lon-
don. Major ,Frederick A. Hill. brigade
inspector. and Major Eben Hui. .lr.
Inspector of small arms practice and
ordnance olhcér. both on General
Frost's staff were examined by this
board.
we.
._..,__._,
HANDLE VENEZUIELAN QUESTION.
PARIS Jan. 28. --lt was learned to-
day that the Belgium charm. I! ‘ii'ttaireu
at Garden, M thinner Reyna, his in-
tanned hit diplomatic and omciai col-
league: that Belgium will nndortlko
the administration of the Venezuelan
custom on behalf at the allies and
other foreign claimant. unto relieving
the United States and other portion ill-ed
tare-ted train the mono-tom“ of
taminhfignth captt125;1:nt..
W Mahmud receive 2
mm laid com the motel}:
..._.._.. 2-4... ..
ii. adios Tailors
We make all kinds of Suits and
fonts to order. of the very latest.
«Ityles and the best of'flt. The latest
fashions from Paris. and sure to
please.
.I\ll kinds of Furs at
nriecu.
Krasovitz & .Fox,
North Main. Corner Ann St.
South Norwallt.
J. GfiRTNER.
Merchint Tailor.
——r-‘——‘— ._..,
Will Call
and take your measure for (iiolhinu.
and “it'll gooda are. finished II'ill delir-
cr ilII-m fl't‘it of charge.
Send llll‘ II postal. that is all.
39 80UTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite llotel Hamilton.
the lowest.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
.......
liutchei W B lnholtz is spending
the day in Biidgeport on business.
()scur Wells gave it dance Monday
evening :11 hit: home iii blast Norwull.
About. twenty were present. {
Court. Mabackcmo, Foresters of Am-_
erlcu. hold .I regular meeting, that me-
nlng but nothing of lmpottanco IIIIIII
IlIIIIe.
Delegations o' clerk» from Green-
With and New Haven ‘urc exported in
South Noinalk tomoirow night to he
the guests of the plciks Union at their
nmokei.
Barber F. V. Zahn figured that. the
damage. by fire yesterday mmnlug to
his home in 'l‘blles street. caused by
the explosion of a lamp will run close
it) 3:10
P. (I. Lotiiisbury lIIIIlgII. New Eng-
land Ol'dt‘i‘ of Protection, held it regu-
lar meeting. last evening. in Mystic;
(lhain tlnll, but only routine business
was il‘illlfilll‘tt’ti
~--~Ver.I t'cw brands of Chan's hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now conaldeIed one of the sum 1
dard brands.
Mrs. Eli Mcriman. or Meridcu cousin
of Mrs. Russell Frost who lms bteu
the guest of General and Mrs. Frost
at their West avauuc home the past
few days returned to Mciidcu this
morning. '
The East Norwnik ladies who so suc-
('ESHftllly conducted a private mask ball i
last Friday owning. in Red Men a hall. i
i
i
t
l
i
i
are planning for another dance. to in
given in the near future. Their ncxt
venture will probably be a ‘domino
party."
HOME FROM A LONG CRUISE.
Benjamin T Sugden. a South Nor-
waik boy. who was formerly employed
bv Captain Peter llcckcr on his stou-
Incl has retained to South Norwaik
after It (We. mouths‘ cruise to South
America and taken a position as open-
er in the Rudcl oyster shop. Mr. Sug-
Ilen. who is somewhat more than n‘buy
in years, although not in looks. ship-
ped last August. as second class cook
on a merchant steamer owned by a
large English syndicate. The steam-
or which was named the “Olivette.'
was over four months on‘thc‘ trip. mak-
ing Montevideo her-destination. She
stopped at Honduras. Rio Janeiro. and
several other places. on the way down.
and Mr. Sugden had an excellent
chance to the people and country.
He rcturns‘as 11 VIII as a berry. but
looks exactly the 2 otherwise, as he
did ten’ years ago.
W
TEMPERANGE OFFfiEQS INSTALL-
.513.
The newly elected odioers of the
gentlemen and ladi Temperance So-
cietién of St. Snoop a Church were in.
stalled last evening by County Direc-
tor Stephen J. O‘Brien, It the T. A. 8.
Hall in South Main street. The onlcera
as installed. ware as follows: Gentle-
mcn's Society~heaidenh Joseph
Stoogmuller; vice president. Joined“
«Costello: secretary B..Conloy; treason.
er. Edward 'Hlnoa. Ladles' Society——
President. Kate may; vice presldont.
Mary Fallen; potent-y Jennie Honin-
ban; treasurer Sweeney. titer
the InmnauII‘Ib-utrumem
were served and the cabin midnig-
CONNECTICUT HUMAN! OOCIETY. .
Annual Mutton Hold Today liI Wat-
. second annual maetlnz of tho Connec-
ilcut H
roua Ha l of the society a building this
afternoon
transacted and reports submitted.
, following general statement with cum-
inui'y of the agents report:
piaintu received 324; complaints inves-
tigated .104? complaints referred 140.
Persona IIIIlicVeIl. men 88; women. 88;
‘pncc’ childrcnpiilti. Animals relieved. 4,-
r . 39 .' Animals humanely killed. glan-
ache US a call. dercd lIorIIcII lll; other horacar 437:
neat cattle. ht); sn1ullaulmals.385;
prosecutions. «19; convictions. 46;
warninmi. 2.420;
showed expenditures of 31 1,857.50 and
a balance on hand January 1. 1903.701
3790.74.
ministration of tho
of its building and the cstnidinhment
of the. society in u peIuIIIIient humc.
after~ '
THE SOUTH NORWA L‘K EVENING
rouo Holt Hartford.
HARTFORD. Jan. 28.—~'l‘ho twenty-
niano Society was held in Wat-
Roaulcr business was -
Secretary C. E. Miller submitted the
Com
advised. 390.
'l‘rouuurcr R. W. Cutler'u report
'l‘ho evcut oi’ the past year in the ad
society's affairs
has been the purchase and equipment
()filcers will be. elected this
noon. ,
_.-~_...- ...,____._.
ABOUT POLITENFRS.
How Telephone Operators are Incon-
venianccd by “Please.”
"Politciiokn is It most charming ne-
complisluneni. and one which is appre-
I iaiI-d by on telephone IriIIlI-I mote than
um 01th class perhupu.” said one of
tho hello giria In an (‘M‘ image the otli
cr dav but IIIImIItinIIIII politeness on
the part of people who use the 'phoiiIIH.
although displayed with the best in-
tcuttonu. la bilzhly iucouchIicni to
"‘1."
The scribe uho II-IIeivcd this bit of
Iontldence tolt. moved to inquire faith
or in this direction and was accommtr
SEN TIN EL wanunsnhv; JAN. In .903,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
'TRISTRAM8IHYATT
NO. 2 and 23 6:112:11: BUILDING.
Hamburgs.
Oar tenth annual importation of Hamburg Edgings and InSertI'ngs is now open
and in stock. The line this season is larger and more complete than ever, contain-
I'm; all the nearest patterns in Cavnbrlc, Nainsoolc and Swiss Ev'gings and Insert-
ings, Headings and All- Overs. Also mam» rlIoiI e Sets with mile and narrow
Edge and Inserting to match
Wash Silks.
Our entire new line 0/ bush silks is now on exhibition. Theseavc the most popular
qoods this season for .lII'rl Wafsts and Sliz'rl Waist Suits. We are slzo'tbing
many styles inflzese goods which it will impossible to find later in the season.
I. Rpecia Ill Cloak E‘aale
dated. “You see.” said the opera.
tor. “Ive girls have to listen intently
all the time in order to distinguish the
numbers for which we are asked. Niiw
a man may call for ecrcuty anti add
‘piease' to his rcuucst and fire times
out of ten it. sounds like severity-tliree.
if We call sIIIciItI -threc there is in II- .
hlc all llt’tllliSI‘ the man II hII wanted
seventi vIaI-I polite Inouuh to any
please after calling the numbei. The .
addition oi please. is almost alwayu
sure to (tllllb‘t‘ Ii wrong number to be 3
. IailIIIl or matte it IIIIIIIIIsiIII fol iiieaip
motor to ask tor the lllllllllt r again
Yes. politeness is n tluo thin". but it is“ . ..
ilitUllH‘lllt’Ill in some I~:.I<I.~I
This ptuiut of the fair operator 11:.
III true one and lll‘Olllt \IiIo birth to be I
polite to them should do no but it it:
easy to be polite without saying
'plcnae. ' ‘ '
CLAIMED THE EARTH.
Just as the North Suite alter-t cur
slackened its speed at Randolph and
llrnrborn. the. other morning. says the
(‘ hiIugo T lIllI’NI- llIrnld .1 young man ill
.the inner end of tin IIII' jumprd oil
ahead of other passengers lcaIiIIg in}
his basic. a pnpei parcel iIIhind him'
When the Itinducttu passed through lie
uotlI'cl it. and turning to a woman who
was rising from her 8i 1t: and:
‘ is this youis.‘ mmluiu?‘
‘ch ‘ she IIulmly rIepliId
her hand.
"I big vour pardon." said a lady on-
posite. "that parcel belongs to .1 young
man who got off before the car stop-
pnd. ll Iiiopped on the floor and when
he picked it up he laid it beside him.”
“‘lts no such thing. protested the
other woman. "that package belongs to
lile.'
'l‘lIII Iouductor hesitated
then with a manner worthy
the superior court. said:
”Madam if the parcel is yours. you
can have no objection to saying what
is in it.‘
The woman turned red.
“'l‘hnt's none of your business. Give
me my package." _
“Not until you re“ the what it con-
talus." ‘
Well. if you must know.
some of my wearing apparel."
The conductor slipped the cord of!
‘ruid unrolliim the paper. revealed a
pair of light tweed tiousers. Holding
them up to the public game. he said.
with an expression of ill-disguised con-
tempt:
“no you wear these?"
The bullied woman retreated as hast-
ily as bonelhle. amid the laughter and
icers of the few interested paasengers
who had enod to the brief contro-
versy
She put up a hit: bluff " said the
cunuucior. ‘but It dldntwork 'l‘hats
the kind of individual who goes
home. with more than she‘s paid for
every time she goes chopping. and don't
get caught neither "
._._....
RECENT ARRlVAiI. OF VESSELS
BOSTON. Jan. 28. whirl-trod: Steam-
ers Lord Roberts from Cardin; Storm
King from Antwan-
NAPLm. January 27—Arrlvcd Pala-
tia. from New York.
GLASGOW January 27—Arrlved:
Furnesia. frdb Néw York.
LIVERPOOL. January 27—Arrived:
IIltonla. from Heston.
TACTFUL MESSENGER BOY.
“One of inane-mind traits in the
makeup oft ‘Wnohlngton messenger
boys." said i'Iallrond man who lives
in Washington. "is their tactiulneas." I
thing otherwtnn. They are chock full
extending I
a second.
a judge of
it's—it‘s
4
_—.-
copper on. downstate:
"My wife went over to New York a
tew weeks ago to attend the bedside or
expected to live.
sittingrln any
of and loaded down with tact—with the
ancriopsly ill native. who was not
This morning I was
wondering why I
hadn't not 11m in her bythe but
ml. when I max ended messenger
We will contour our Sperial Cloak Sale. All Garments {n Ladies. Misses amt
Children marked at prices to close
l'iSt am & Hyatt, itcrwatk, Bonn
Siiud.Iy- schol 'l‘cachcum“ \III'I it took
NI: In .I hundied year; to build the
ark.“
Strrvt Arnie—“What was: the matter?
Was tlicrc a :sii‘iltc‘.’"—l’IIIIk.
Mists TliirtonIIi———Soiticigh had the"
audacity to propose to IIIII lgist ('Vt‘ll-
tug. Miss '1‘Went,\'--eI'I.-n—lndccd; And
' i dIn't know.“ answered Mr. ('liim- when is ttic wedding to take place?—
li:.‘( ”'it b. can mnnaui to get as good ' Chicago Daily News.
pIicI a fI. r otlIIr mere lIIIndEsII as he does I
..-, .... ,,u. .. ...- .- .7.
"i am afraid the nobleman who is to '.
become your IIIIII- iII— lain hasn't will it
talent for ltllfllllt'hh.”
IhI-I Lion and the .IuIIIsc. litstoiy ..._
Tixe .IlIIIIsI‘I IIIII‘t I'IIIII_
'lUl' can the (‘.tt But the owners of
boot- iIIIIlIs \tl‘l’. ’l‘lIIIII or t suing
stands lot i‘.It and ix stands for l\it
In healthy in strc.
IIIl in all lll'Sl Iloas linvliera and
WA ,"t1!,f~d 11-
for .1 title. l‘il iiust him to take his .'.. ,_ Pun—II.- m...
chance: in la. r‘iiit‘SS. I--\\il>‘lllnglilll ‘VA GIN-4‘? -' 5 U "H“ it ,
so”. 5:; 5.: :27th . SP ECIAl
-.,...._,. -‘ _-, I, we. age»: ~ w,vr~.va
I livid“ «NAIF: tub... in
THE MAYOR AK” THE MOUSE -I.II.I' ...._I it I‘;I:II.I'.EIIII that. xvii.
Stuuit‘nru's Mayor “H's “ “1”” ' I “ It when (if Iiie scalp and pI'IIvI-IIII = . ' -
i“tllll murder. Will the .iIIIISIIII\:III' hr! ‘ mm. “0m fallin" out I MEN 3 “J RNIS“INGS
the Mayor.“ iIt‘Ul-i H" MSW.“ ‘ 'II"" IzIIIIIrates llit‘ moist and givcn theI --.-..,..._
l
These are all this season's
cords. but stock must be cleaned
out for the new Spring Stuck.
penis itsc‘Ii’.
PI: iii.
i
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31“" if": '“f'” {My}: ”1:! ii“: n l” H i2..*'f?"’.iit". iliilt‘ Restorer Co. 50; 4-in-Hands, now 25c‘ .
it‘ In. IIIII. \‘I\‘ \l. t s I Is III' .__ r, ,. . i ‘ ~
Mayor and M stands for Mouse. Bless ‘. - . MIHHLH I EVA:Y;':RO\F:I'I\HW 25° 3mm! 7'95. 11c '
the Mayor and the Mouse" BI the " ‘ “ .. .. 50:: Silk Suspenders, 29c
“Wm -.......,.,.,.. .. -.
war. would \ou like a merciful 1110qu
}et a hunk of ill. lliI‘Ik‘ S Mcdi- 5
IW.I-—Iu-»Iu-~ ”In .. . .37... “mm..— 35C
Suspenders, Strong Web.
i
l
i
i
i
i
i
I
iiap
(‘ll‘i‘ by mail. 'l‘lIIIie \IIIll lie II littiI' ‘ . now 2_1c
wooden box. just big cnougl: for It PM" 13?’ t 50c Fleeced Underwear 35c
mouse. Spread the IInI-loSIIIi circular l) (3 ' $1) ’
of testimonials in front of the mouee‘s ‘ . -°" -
haunt and lay the box III a horizoutn‘ THE NEW ENGLAND ‘i REDUCTION lN ALL HEAVY I
position at the bend oi the t‘it‘t‘tlidi I
\ small bit of cheese must he placed 1 ‘:: _ “1 ‘ . I. GOOPS‘
on the circular under the word hues" i It '. EIFT ' I. . EROTO- Store closes evenings at It
and another bit under the word "MII- , J ‘ i " . ‘ I A ‘I o‘clock except Monday. Wednes-
iIII'iIi." to get the mousc's attention. _ . '
Mouse reads the testlinmiials; is con . I... '3. finely pnmtmflm p‘ppe "f ma~ d“) and Saturday.
tidcut; gets sleepy crawls into thei ‘
box; shores. SI-I'IeII on the top. Mail i c1 imry—niwuys ready for work.
lin tithMaI r lin thI et to take ' -
illiclniledidinc. tut nilltplut to sileep those i A“? 5”“ 9““ ""l’ "Mimi“ desired Telephone '33 '2
pains that gnaw like mice or rather I 4/ .
like lions. into youI malaria-laden an- : J. 9 & 3
atom! . THE G. N. McKIBBIN . am on,
NW... W... ‘ , .. 86 WASHINGTON STREET.
_ 5 All F6 60: SOUTH NORVVALK
\ NOllCe I. W. R. THOMPSON. Manager. TAILOR, CLOTHIER,
- i .9. y y. HATTER. FURNISHER.
Notice is hereby given to all citizens A7 ER 57" 55" I‘ RWAL‘ . l
of thls...clty that a regular collection of
garbage. ashes and whine will soon be
established. and that they should at
once provide themselves with suitable
cans fbr holding the. same, as provided
by ordinance as printed in tho Senti-
nel January 22d and 33d '
BOARD OF HEALTM.
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GARBAGE
AND
Ash Cans.
Extra Houvy. with Devon.
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Stui‘fevant’s,
North Main .96
Ann etrooto.
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premier or NORWALK on Pro-
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for ladies—a sensible heel. a _. ,
ten innit-onion! a and tor
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Norwalk Chronicler