1'
1
4
l
' 2'cans Fancy Red Salmon 25c
”for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Fancy Creamery Butter 23c 16
c1511. A1351; 5.11.... 1015 can
2 plays. Korn Krisp 25c
3 cans Baked Beans with To-
mato sauce 25c
24 Cottage Avenue.
East Nor-walk Conn.
11111111 «11111111
Hubert F. Pierce is spending the. day
in New York 1
Fred Decker, of Seavicw avenue. has
entirely rccovcred from his recent sick-
nose.
Daniel I". Hayes, of Hartford, Is vis-
Itlng James F. Hayes, of Scavlew ave-
111111,
It. A. Jackson. the East Side grocer.
has a very bad inflammation of the
right cyc.
Miss Susie E. Smith, of Meredith. N.
J.. is visiting Mrs. N. S. Fut'gcrsou. of,
Core avenue. ‘
Miss Edith A, Mead. of Port Chester,
N. Y., is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. ”.1
Hunks. of Fifth street.
Most of the launch owners expect to
lay their boats 11p for ths._win1cr tl1t
latter part of the month. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Raymond. of
lietts Place. have returned from a few
days' visit in Wilton with the former's.
son.
Howard Benedict, of Smith Osbornel
aVcnne. has returned home after
spending a week in North Adams.
Mass. .
Ralph Bennett. of Seavlcw avenue.
is improving very rapidly from his rt-
cent illness. and is now able to be,
about.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S, Andrews, of Del- 1
hi. N Y., have returned home after vis-
ltlug Mrs. N. S. Furgerson and Mrs. E.
.11.Bowe
The improvements on the new coal
yard of Hershflcld & Company on the
Benedict Farms liridgc arc progress-
lng rapidly. .
Morris Lovejoy. of (‘ ovc avenue. who
is in I' ncle Sam‘ 3 servic.1- is spending
a furlough with his relatives on the
East Side. '
Frank Spanlding. of Belts Place, has
returned to his business in New Haven.
after having spent Sunday with his
wife and parents.
The new lights In Cove avenue wcrc
lighted for the first time Saturdayl
night The residents are very much
pleased with them.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Schoenhocf. of New
Y1.oxk spent Sunday with the latters
parents Mr. and Mrs. Abram lloerum.
of Van Zandt street.
Maurice LOVejoy. of the regular
at my. is having a few days' furlough.
from his post in New Y'.otk He Is}
spending the time at his home here I
Captain Iiatavius Decker hns secur- ’
ed a position with tbs.1 Radol Oyster
Company as foreman of the opening
room, This is a newly created posi-
tion.
Mrs. Jennie Ilennc..t of New York 1
who has been visiting M1'nn1l Mrs. E11
ward Mead. of Past Avenue. has left
1
1
l
Jelléfl. of Broad River.
Frank Haynes. of Hartford. who at-
tended the Robertsou-Spauldlug Wed.
ding last Friday. and who has been vis-’
itlng Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Spauldlng.
of Belts Place. returned home yestcr.
day.
Captain Verity has at last succeeded
in finding weather so that he could
bring the schooner Lockwood down
from Norwalk. This was done yester—
day, and she Is now bound for New
York.
Miss Bessie Naphey. of South 051
home avenue. who has been seriously
ill with typhoid fever for the past six
weeks remains about the same. A
consultation of physicains was held
this morning
A nhrnber of the young men of the
East Side have titted up the second:
floor of Hafnor' s cigar store for a gym-i
nasium. It is expected that some live
ly bouts will take place there in the
near future.
The members of James Hanford's
Sunday school class of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal Church. held
a party at his residence in Winfield
street last night. Among those pres-
out were Harold Rundle. Fritz Wallen
Charles Hanford. Arthur Bouton, Bert
Hughes. Frankie Mead. Clarence Whit-
taker, and Miss Pearl Waldron. Re-
freshments were served and all present
expressed their appreciation of Mr.
Hanford‘s kindness in giving them
such a good 1111111. The party broke up
about 11 o’clock. ‘ _
The; regular :meeting of Mayflower
Hook audLnddsr Company was held
last night. at the’ headquarters in Van
andti'ltt‘est. William McGee was cl-
ectodn member; At the conclusion of
the business session the member: of
the mini ball committee Egg I meet.
lag and completed arronge s for the
event to be held in Ironic Hull. Cip:
tofu Hull desires Ill the. members who
in l'taggingtalpote‘;a in the m1! mwsrch
norm on
and” dad u'l‘hursdndy‘hlghth' to 111m. 11
reh roll. lnvitotlonh to attend the
boll-vows m an to the other.
lire cannula in 1111.. orwIlh.
1 navvsms.
Mrs. J.A Afm $1. Iiei at her
homo Ill HM“
Ron David. mm Mt. “non. is
e ’10. Iowa.
'Glcnbrook.
, shooting recently.
1211111111?
lwalk
rhny' hold on regular monthly meeting
at night
Mrs. irene Dbohn, of Southport. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Prince. Forty-second street.
The Ruwayton More Company held
Its regular monthly meeting last night
11nd transacted routlnI business.
Joseph Pcnnsll went to New Haven,
Friday, to attend the Christian En-
deavor convention being held there.
Louis Reed. formerly driver for Ed-
wattl J. Ladrlgan and lately employed
by Frances Bol'iuton. has resigned his
position. .
Miss Flizn Haidwl11.of Highland tire-
1111c, left town Sunday, for Boston.
where she will enter a young ladies'
seminary.
The “Happy Hour“ service in the
Baptist Church. Friday evening. was
largely attended and was 1111 inspiru
tlon to all who were present.
Mrs. Franklin Lynch and Mrs. Steplr
en Purdue went to City island on Fri-
day. to attend the funeral of the wife
of Frederick W. Inwndos.
In the Baptist Church S11ntiay,1tl1cre
was preaching by tho pastor. 'l‘hi
Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor meeting was led by Mrs. ii.
1). Woods. Rev, David Taylor. of Mt.
Vernon preached in the evening.
Miss Elevia Stewart and Miss Olivia
Walters, of New York. spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 13. A.
lriffln, liowayton avenue. am! at the
Stewart Cottage. Belle Island. where
they are having a concrete walk laid.
The members of Rowayton Hose
Company have received a handsome
new supply wagon, and have installed
it in their headquarters in Rowaytou
avenue. It. Is to be painted anti up»
proprintely lettered by Edwin Lee SH»
vens, of this place. and Frank liomnu,
of South Norwallt.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Ostrandcr is visiting Dr.
'Mrs. Noxon.
Miss Stella Austen has ieturnod from
a visit to Ridgetield.
Andrew Taylor has purchased a new
horse named Dolly Gray.
Mrs. Alexander Reid has
Toronto. for several Weeks.
The condition of Magistrate Mott
111n1alns about the same at Dr. Scov il‘ 8
sanitarium.
The Reading Circle will meet this
evening. at the home of Miss Susan
Merchouse.
A meeting of the King's Daughters
will be held at the home of Mrs. G, H.
Noxon. this afternoon.
At a meeting of the newly elected
selectmen. yesterday. Mr. Dance was
appointed clerk of the board. The
members will have to pay for his ser-
vices from their own pockets this year.
Deputy Sheriff C. W. llendric, of
Stamford. arrested three Italians in
yesterday afternoon, for
shooting robins. There has been 1111111
sidersblo complaint regarding robin1
Th1.1 Italians cannot
speak English plainly. and their names
could not be learned yesterday.
The wcst-bound station at Noroton
was broken into again last ’l'hursday
night by burglars. Nothing was taken.
as the agents leave nothing of vul-
111: in stations over night. This is the
second time in 11 few months the Noro
and
gone to
The Rollsncc Habit Ind 11111111.:- Com-1
.11-1n111..y.1.1 r1." M11111? ~1.111..I1I1'11.ch1111
Treat your scalp
for dandruff, not
your coat! Ayer’s
17. C. A yore...
Low-II, In".
Hair Vigor.
E
I" rank and Emu D11wn1111..l ii (‘urtlss
George Robinson Willis II Jones, Ha
rold Stearns.
"Saw Wood" is the. head line of an
entertainment to be given by the La-
itlics‘ Aid Socictv of Emanuel church.
Lyons Plains. Thursday night, and the
male tribe is expected to I111 (in hand
with saws and 11111111.. There is prom-
ise of 1111 11x11.nnd buck saw brigade
from this vicinity participating. There
is a possibility also of Postmaster W.
ll. Bristol 111' Strutfot'd. not unknown
here. being present and obliglug with
his inimitable rendering, vocally, of
“Kludllng Wood."
CRANBURY. '
William '1‘.
list.
Frederick Battery and family will
soon move to Norwnlk.
Miss Katie Lichtingcr has secured
employment at Cannons.
Silas Sherwood. of Bridgeport, spent
Sunday with his father. William Sher-
wood.
Sylvesier Youugs and wife, John
’l‘ir1ckl11r and wife and i’ct'loy Sturgcs
and Miss lluttic Youngs spent Satur-
day at the Danbury Fair.
Dr. E. 1. Smith and patients i'cturn-
cd to their home at K1111s11tt. after
spending tin1 summer at their White
Gregory is on the sick
Mountain residence.
Rev. Edward Cunningham. of East
Norwuik Methodist Episcopal Church
was unable to preach in the chapel on
Sunday. so Itcv. . S. Ainsworth, of
East Norwalk. occupied the. pulpit for
him.
WESTON.
Mrs. Cornflin Treadwcll is seriously
ill.
Miss Minnie Lyon
Iictlltl.
William Robinson is entertaining his
aunt from Nconwn.
Mr. and Mrs. S. ll. l1‘111111bcr visited
Dnnbury friends, last wcclt.
Mrs. Charles Salmon has returned
from 11 visit at Rockaway Beach.
Miss 'ltldlce White, of Lyon's Plain.
Is the guest of the Misses Adams,
Mrs Oscar iiudd has returned from a
visit in Daubui'y, also Mrs. L. S. God-
trey.
lrrlng Williams. of New Hamburg.
New York, has visited his uncle. John
Williams.
H1111. William Jcpson will begin his
duties as rector of Emmanuel Parish.
1111 October 18th.
Mrs. Samuel Ayers has been spend-
ing a week with her niece, Mrs. Ches-
t11' t‘11l1-y, in Wilton.
'l‘hc Aid Society of Emmanuel
( l111111 l1. will hold a meeting at the. rec-
is visiting in
ton station has been entered by burU “"3- on ”(HIM)“! 15-
11.111113 The constables have been noti-
wind. and are hunting for some tramps
'ho have been seen around lately.
There was a t1111b11ll competition
Mrs. Homer G'Otiflf‘)’ of ll1i1lgcport.
who has visited her aunt Mrs hraies
, Adams. has returned home.
N111tlcld Grange will entertain Green-
1 Saturdav on the links of the Wee Bum ""m ”I” ( “mum "nil New Canaan
Gulf Club The No“... “we I) (1, tira11gc<.on l11l1l11 evening, October
W'oodbuiy 1461-22—74: F. F. Robins-1'“l
101—311—11-111-1111-1111:.»s111111111 90-1 Tm Norflcld Aid Society will hold
14—411; (‘haric li Secly.’1'6--(l~71i;
Edwin L. Sc 1-ld 91'1~.——18~—77; Wilson
L. llaldwi Stimil Jib; l1. Cit-1110
Smith, 93— 4.1721;
RS-S~~80: Schuyler Merritt. 89—8—
‘1'. W. N. Mc(‘01'1l9"1—lt)——82: loseph
It. Swan. 96-~ 14—- M‘: Henry K M11—
Iiai'g. ill—2ti—ii1'1: E. C. Riley,
20——Rtl: William N. Travis. HIS-22
86; Alfred S. Pitt. tows—11:3:
N. Capt-11. 108—20—88. in a tennis
tournament which was also played
Saturday. Miss Eva Hoyt beat Miss
Catherine Me1rltt. and Miss Sarah
Weed beat Miss Susan liowcs Miss
Hoyt and Miss Weed will play some at
tcrnoon this week .
WESTPORT.
The storms have played havoc with
the roads herenbouts
Mason Abbott h‘as returned here
from a pleasure trip to New York city.
13. H. Toquet has been added to the
membership ‘of the Norwalk Yacht
club.
St. Agnes‘ Guild. of Christ Church.
will meet in the parish room Wednes-
day afternoon.
Trinity Gan' 15 called to meet st'the
residence of Mrs W. L Taylor Wed-
nesday afternoon
crete walk to be constructed in front
of the residence of Father T. H. Shan-
ley. 1 ,
This afternoon members of Dorothy
Ripley Chapter, D. A. R., will be enter-
tained by the Misses Pet'lers at their
Greens Farms home
On Thursday afternon and evening
the Helping Hand Society of Bangs-
tuck M. E. Church will serve a harvest
supper in the church hall.
The teachers of the public schools
will attend the Sate Teachers’ conven-
tion. to be held in Hartford Friday.
it is proboble that the schools will be
closed on that day in consequence. -
Westport Grange will meet on Wed-
nesdaynlght and observe things on the
!?P)onsuro Side." Among those book-
ed1to be humorous.“ond better choices
could scnrcely be made. are: F.- 8. Am-
bls‘r, of. Norwalk: Willis 8. JoneI, Miss
Ophelia Taylor, Mrs. E. G. Birgo, Lewis
P. WW Ill. 0.1311511. -
Cash bum dogged 1111. reads wash-r
ed out. ditches oval-lowed, the lot of
the «rerun nedutrlut here has been
l can»! one for almost in week.
In town umbrellas were next to use-
polnt; nude slow going next to im-
poIItblo no life I— burden, along wuh
untouconnblo overcast;
mm In tho man pol-foot 1'11
ottoman. at. the mucus! school
Dr. Gerritt S1nltl1.,
106-}.
Walter ,
Contract has been awarded for a con- ‘
less Ind the wind, mostly point-no - 1
3m.
surges AIIIdI All-11. ll Forgo-
v-. m 11.111111: arrow-38$“. 9""
its annual meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Mabel I‘it1h on Wednesday ev en-
,ing. ()1tobe1' ‘llst
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradley and Mr.
and Mrs D. 0 Chase have been up
5 pointed delegates from the Congmga-
.tlonni (".h1uch to the meeting of the
F'altileld Southwest Conference. to be
held in Stanwich on October 20th.
, THE SALVE THAT HEALS.
1 without leaving 11 scat Is Dchtt s. The
1 names Witch Hazel is applied to many
i solves. but DeWitt' s Witch Hotel Salvo
is the only Witch Hazel Salve made
that contains the pure unadulterated
witch hazel if any other Witch Hazel
S'ahe is offered you it is a counterfeit.
. '.E C DeWitt invented Witch Hazel
Salvo and Dertt‘s Witch Hazel Salve
,is the best salve in the world for cuts.
1burns bruises. tetttror blind bleeding.
Iltchlug and protruding piles. Sold at
1the Clifford Pharmacy. “
I
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN ILL.
lain ls confined to his bed at Highbury.
his residence at Birmingham. by a
sharp attack of his old enemy. gout.
1 He hopes however to have sufficient-
. 1y recovered to keep his Newcastle en.
i gagcment October 20.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frankllsh Bush. of New Castle.
Del... says: “I- suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great din
tress and belching. I tried everything
i could hear ot.,but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 59
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plsisted. F. H. BI:
tor, and .the Clifford Pharmacy. "
EXPRESS EMPLOYES WANT A
RAISE
ST. LOUIS. Mm. Oct. l3.—Employes
of the Pacific Express Company all
over the United States, it is reported.
Ire demanding In’fncroase, of ‘10 per
are «applied with they threaten to
strike next Thursday. Delegates from
III the brotherth of railway ex-
presslnen Ire here 11111 will. stoic noth
lag furthIr unit that o flout strike is
likely to be declared unless the do»
cedsdtn.
LONDON. Oct. l3,-—Joncph Chamber- 1 1
cent In wages. Unless their demands ‘1
111de of the Pacific employee Ire ao- .
. ‘ 3%.... 1 ”a r in get
molt ouoas,i11n't It
11
1111 III the talk about. iLf‘PhIIlitlt'Ileiu
Public Lodger. .
.n....
[11111 Assessors
Nadir.
We, the unilei'sighrd, hereby give 110-
tlce to all peruhns and corporations li-
able to pay taxes in the city of South
Norwalk that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either of
them. 1111 or before the 21111 day of Nov-
ember, lli03_ 11 WI'IIltm or printed list.
property owned by theta 1111 the first
day of October, 111113. liable to taxation.
making111l111-11'1'Ipti1111 of all told entatc.
each parcel being separately describ-
ed; and when rei‘ot'oncc 111111 be made
to a map on tilt1 in the town clerk's
‘ ofllce, such reference shall be snfliclent
description.
N. ll.—~Lists may be returned to the
assessors. at the council room, Havi-
Iand street. South Norwalk, from anti
including October it. 19113. to and In-
cluding November 2nd. 1903. said office
to be open from 10:1“) to 12 o'clock, a.
m.. and from 2 to 1'1 o'1-lm-k_ p. m.: on
Saturdays from '1‘ to 9 o'clock in the
evening and on Monday, November
2111i. from? to ‘l p tn.
Dated 111 the City of South Not'walk.
(‘o1111., October 8. 1903.
FRANKLIN A. ’l‘t’)LLES.
\'121'1\N(‘.l(§) A. SCOFIELD,
08 to 112 Assessors...
111111 1131133113
Notice.
We, the undersigned. hereby. give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Town of Not
walk, that they are required by law to
deliver to 1l111 assessors. or either of
11111- -m on or below the thirtr first day
of October, 111113. a wtritt111 or printed
Ii.‘ 1. dated. signcd and sworn to, of all
property owned 111' them outthc first
day of October; “1113, liable to taxa-
tlon.
N. ll. »--l.ists may be 1'111urn11d to the
assessors. at the assessors office,
T111111 llull building. Norwulk and at
111.11111'11111111 l111ll1ll11g.1.\‘outh Norwallt. at
Ibo office of J. ii. in: wrencc. from and
including October 111111. 111113. to and iii—
cludiug October Hist, liltlil. said offices
to 1111 open front ill to 1'.’ 0‘1 lock 11. m..
and “111112 1115 o‘clotk 11 n1.
the week (Sundays exctptedl and on
Saturdays and on October dist. from 7
till it o‘clock in the,eye11iug.
Dated 111 Norwall-t. 001111.. Oct. 7.
I903.
i JOHN ll. LAWRENCE.
OSCAR W. RAYMOND.
EllEHEZER ll. PILLOW.
oiitf ' Assessors.
...~ “w ...
WagonsGtvanree
For 60 Ozone Soap TradI MIrkI.
2 Ozone StIrch Trad. Maria. and
2 Ozone Wishing Powder Trifle Maria
A PRETTY AND USEFUL WAGON.
.,_ .
H. n. obLKLst NOVELTY srom
52 so. Main St, So. NorwIlk.
must be presented for wagon.
All first-class stores sell the Ozone
mdl.
Send for ”page premium book. *
1847. 1903
PLUMBING AND STEAM-
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEI‘ANO RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN, ROOFING.
OII Ind ‘Stcain Fitting.
Ou Fixtum. MItIi Coiling,
HIV. you soon our stockof
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOT-CHRIS?»
OOMPA ANY?” ‘1 1
17 WALL with", 1161mm
Etc.
or the best “hf-1.111111% south
Hulda-y, died “missions in common.
a” oohort- linen-.1
Krabbid—Not 11111111? 1111 monotonous I
dated, signed. and sworn to, of all the'
all days of ‘
The three kinds of TH“ Marks -
DEAFNESB CANNOT BE CURED
111111111 the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure dcafnoiu-t.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the1 mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube: When this tube is
inflamed you l111v11 n rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing. 11ml when It is
entirely closed. Deafness is the. result.
and unless the inflammation can b1-
tuken out and this tube restored to Its
normal condition hearing will be dos
troyed forever: nine cases out of ten
are caused by (‘1nta1rl1. which is noth-
Ing but an inflamed condition of the.
mucous servittcs
'We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catar’rhl that t-am1ot be cured by
Hall‘s Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars. free.
F. .l. CHENEY & (30.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.
Hall‘s Fatally Pills are the best. "
jAmmuuiliOaS; .
Fishing ”Tackle and
general Sportsman’s
Supplies.
We have a fine line
high 11111116 1111115 and it
will pau uou to see
our stock before. buli-
lug. Out cheaper
guns are exceptional
good value. Inload'
ed shells. we can give
uou most anu size
load.
comsa'ocm
WATKINS
61‘ now.
Next Door City LibrIry.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
sou'rH NORWALK.
Phone, 434,
Do It Now.
We consider that this Is a good time
to do painting. We. will do your work
with the best materials in the skillful
manner which our experience enables
and the best of it all is that OUR
PRICES ARE LOW.
Painting.
P1111111 Hanging,
11111111111111.
11.11.111.111,
10 FlntAvonue. 1 '1 East Nor-walk.
Telephone CIII, 1135-2.
SOLID AND SLCOESSFUL.
IourH HonwALK.‘ CONN.
mm.
mm.
Other germ.
n 11.11- 1.;
11091000430
. WRQQ-oc
$15,...
Blip 11111111111111.-
HT» .3311
1
summon. .
“duck Heat.
by local applications as they cannot .
South Norwalk.
111111. v
A room cheerfully harm in
a few minutes—no Coal or asb-
es to bother With
A Gas :1 0g
lc‘. 2'1. :13
Or Radiator
is the thing, it costs nothing ex-
cept when in actual use.
For sale and connected by us.
8111.18 illgitituh
Wall Paper
Points
comsé SEE THE PRETTY,ARTI81
TIC PATTERNS THAT THE CLEVER
DESIGNERS HAVE (:1sz TO THE
WORLD 1'1-us SEASON—WE’LL FUR
NISH EXPERT WORKMEN TO
HANG THE PAPER FOR YOU.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers, Painters’
Supplies. Artists‘ Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. 10c.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3' ft. long, with fixtures, 10c.
.."Shure-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
' easily. No ”115%?! edge.
oBEST STEEL PARING KNIVES,
o.
1—...—
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
l. H D111: 11
871 Washington Street,
Conn.
Telephone Connections.
Irving 1.1111111 81 ‘30.
“Goal”
“Coal”
“Goals!
$6. 25 per Ton.
Why buy poor, slatey coal. when you
can btty the best for an equal price?
We handle only the “BEST LEHKJH."
COAL mined and can therefore gum.
anteo satisfaction Send us a trial on
dor and we will convince you of the
merits of our coal.
Best No 2 Nut. (not the flat slatey
stuff :5. 00 per ton. Host Cumberland
Bituminous at attractive prices
Charcoal in large or small quantities.
Seasoned Wood. cord lengths or sawed
and split. ,
111111111111111111.
138 WATER BT,, BO. NORWALK.
.—
Brooch Olen I So. Main 0;
Frank I 11111
,11. "
The cotton Side 1111
F O R S T E A M A N D
HOT WATER HEATING
INSURES A WARM HOUII. DAM
AND NIGHT, lN .COLDIIT .
1 1.1
WEATHER.
Send for CatIIOgue Ind lnvostl 'o
for yourself.
cotton it Lidgetvooti Company, A
911 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK
r—j-a
The tank 11111111111 touting
naityrraijgtitttto
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Steamers City of. Humour,
and Squanfum.
Maven New York. Monaly Wetlands):
and Friday 1115100 pgui
Leres Norwslk. 'I‘uesda Than“!
and Saturday It 5. 0 p. m. .
Freight rsoelved from 7 I. m. to 5 l- at.
1 211.11. mm
PLA TING
by improved methods, loan. Ill
rIIIoIIbII—noro told-I111.»
00M. Illm.‘ MOI. m I?
In. AntiuI m M, ‘
Mature.
'ncNIw lulu! Imlv
corrosion-um M
“mo- 1... mug-11
. THE 6. N. ambit
11cm; ca.
56 W11 TER 31., 50. 11701174”.
Gregorys
. IAIT NORWALK, court. Ila
VI
——-1‘
won: 111111111113 mo “11.1100!
on ALI.‘ tattoo, cookie"? “t
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