Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 21, 1904 · page 7

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out ' Arlene ‘

WAtlime skiers. 1111115th
oasnlca in easily VARII'I’ ‘
To caduceus, sealants ANp collects.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

0 till; Club is 0 hold

a thaw ride to Stamiord. January 5.} ,

8. D. 'l‘illotson baa returned to Hunt-
lagoon. ‘3' 1.. alter a yisit with triends

her

Frederick Coleman of New Milford.
has been venting triends here for a
tow days ‘ .

-A whiff, o! a good cigars delights
a gentleman. Rainer has them nicely
put up tor 11.11... Phone 111.11 11.-

111111. oath airport. who has been ill
with chickenpox. has ‘recoveied and is
again this to attend school.

George Van Alstyne, proprietor of
the crescent laundry, with in New
York yetttudtw on busineiis.

Dr; nomer.Cia1k,pree1dent of the
Vacuum Varnish Company, spent yes-
lerdity in New York on business

Pastime Alinetic Club at an ad-
ioui‘ ed meeting last evening voted to
piovide the club rooms with gymnas-
tic apparatus

Sylvester Elites. who recently took
a position with The American and
Br1tish ordnance Company in Bridge-
port, has resigned.

111111111111 e. mead. the well known
telegrapher at" Whaons Point, has
moved into the new residence erected
lor him on Mile avenue. .

its regular weekly ciasa meeting
at the most Avenue Methodist Church
yeaierday evening, was under the lead-
ership of James L'Homrnedieu.

éNothing better man Hainers Hal.
iday ascertaieat oi Cigars, Tobacco
and smokers nupplies. rnone new

The rehetirsai of the Chiisuuas mu-
11c oi the 1111:1111 Avenue Methodist
Church will belrehearsed this evening
under the directions)! H. J. Hipsoa.

‘lialph Chse. of Pittchogue, i... 1., is
visiting his aunt, Miss Carrie Petty,
oi‘East Norwadi. ' Mr. Case was for
inorly a resident oi South Norwaik.
,Uuptuin reicr Decker, or Seaview
Allende. has been named a pension
cl ’8 per month. dance 110m May ill.
£9111. through Mei-1111a Keeier attora

ey
Tha Christmas gifts ior the poor oi
t Avenue Methodist Episcopal

 
 
 

 

Church wiiI be renewed At the par Due

sonage, 30 itowan boost, the remainder
' oi the week as announced Sunday in
church. ill Cunmn sham pastor.

--‘-W1ves please the.r susbands ii'
Xmas Cigars are f1111.111-liaaeu at liai-
net-s Phone 389 Buy from stA-
nonery store next - 1

A hieehng 01 tile East Norwalk Fire
District Committee. which has been
appointed to confer with the Norwai 1k
and South Norwalk authorities re
garding opposition to the Connecticut
Runway and Lighting Company, in the
matter of the East avenue switch will
meet tonight with Mayor Ferdinand
B. Smith, of Norwaik. and Councilmen
William M. Bette and F. s Amblei‘,
to consider the matter.

. ‘ Meeting Cnangcd.

The members 01 the Uihclai Board
of East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, who were to meet at the
South Norwaiii Methodist Church, this
Wednesday evening at 8 p. 111.. are
hereby notified that that meeting is
adiourned to Friday, December 23rd
at 8 p. 1a., at the same p ace. E.C\ln-
ningham, pastor. '

ROWAX'I UN.

Lawrence Grant who is very ill with
typhoid fever, was worse yesterday.

Chariot Webb of Main street got
quite a few long neck clams yester'
da

M11111 Case, of Patchogue. L. I. for-
merly of this place. was in towa yes

 

 

About fourteen dollars was the net

i

Pam spent solidity with

n illudgeport.
ital-.11. DeWitt Van Daren of the
Baptist Church. 1111111.an 1n ills chili)in
on a day afternoon.

his sister 1

 

 

Union Church Society will be held in
the chapel this evening.

The schbisrs and teachers or the
Power Pains school Will hold an en-
tmtamment in their school room on‘
Thursday evening

 

 

At the entertsinlnent given by the
North East Public School in Washing-

1ton W38 Hail on Thursday evening.

the following program was eiiicientiy
rendered to about one hundred people

Di out.

Sons. .
School.
Recitation»-i'm 'ihankful,
Milton Beers.
itecitdtion-w'rurlicy,
Flora assermann.
italics—Little Tots,
Ethel Phillips, «italic Mills.
Gainer. Philip Burns.
Recimnowwntry 01111.1
. ‘ ltay itubey.
Duet,‘ ‘

Ethel and Verna Gregory.
Recitauonr—A Recs
' Elmer Cogswell.
Redwoods—Boys
Harold Phillip. :beroy Phillips Albert
111.1111
minnow—11 Winter Child.
1h Gainer.
Recitation-«Christmas Eve,
Charlie Boston
Piano Solo—Mother noose Medley,
' Maude Rubey.
SbnkMummiiégmy pea.

Dialogue.
Alberta Gregory, Lawrence Kroger
Recitation—dime KingIe.

Ernest Stinger.
Recitation-4161‘ Poverty

Edna Cook.

Recitaltimw—St. Nick,

Alberta (111198017
Recitation~8pccuiatlcn

Lawrence Kroger

Maude Rubey. Ethel Gregory
Dialogue—In Love With a Bonnet.
Piano Solo,

Clarence Jones,

. The program was As follows:

Hattie

Song.
Primary.
Recitation—Golden idol-,9
Primary.

Recitation—~Cradie uymh’.
Ruth Gregory.
SOng,
Rachel and Reuben Elsie, Ross Ciif
‘ lord Ely.
Recitation—40811101 [mature to Dolly.
Jessie Freudenthal.
Pantomimo~My Faith woke Up to
Thee, '
Grace Ross.

Maude Rubey. Clarence Jones.
Dialogue—Rubber Boots.
Song—Hark! "Pigsc hm?” Stealing.

 

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.io in F 00er is 1:1 tche employ oi:
the». balmers Bupp’y 0
NH! harsh Stuart. of 00111110. is the
victim of an attack of scarlet lever. .
There is to be a communion service
in Trinity church today, St. Thomas'

Day

Following are the unclaimed letters
at the post othco. Miss Hazel Bali.
Mlss‘Mlt'tidE Rnllett, E. Beardsley,
Joseph‘ilainvllle 2. Miss Clara Wake-
man.

 

terday, calling on iriends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs Louis Schmidt and
child. of Rowayion spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt in
New Canaan. '

(hairressmari Bali, of California;

who spent the better part of last Win.
lei 111 itowayton, is expected in town
today to remain over Cluistmaa with
friends in ltcwayton
o-«Lio 10 Mead Brothers'
games and Aliens hoods oi all kinds

George li.’i‘1aendiy, the Brookaidc
ilorist and stock breeder. shipped a
car of seventeen line head of cattle to
Milford. Oswego County, New York
State.

Miss Florence Raymond. who teach-
on school at Greenfield Hill is ill at
her home. having caught a severe cold
in her eyes which necessitates her be
in: kept law a dark room.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

duties or the ram “William H. Wil-
mutt dreams a visitor in 80th Not-
walk yesterday.-

 

pie who have been in south Norwalk

 
 

tor a ants for.
slam the show em had 1111 111111 rc
sound with their merry laughter.

Hanlord Smith. who 111

 

and dark ago 111' Booth Nome
, letting also as nicely as son
on soled 1111 or ‘

 

circumstances. ,

ills 1111111,

for WW. '

'lhle has been i1 regular ellodus at»
11111111001111 and evening: lately of poo-'

and illstniord doing their Christmas

baboon ’ohe oi the popu~
the young people e a purchase at thiitime. ,
the price in“: 1 -

home with pneunionlll, resulting from Jana
broken ribs, sustained by a rail sev-lThar
111, 111 on the dilation, and help in concise- out with new 11111

1d boi ions alias-.1. day's other chili

There is a private auction sale of

-the household goods of the late Ell

C Smith, in progress at the home-

13:?“ and will continue. mternodns
niy. until Dec 24.

Popular Harry Sherwood has gone
and done it and the only retiret hero
is that he did not make his inteu
tioua known to his many friends who
would certainly have emphas' zed their

card and good feeling in a substan-
1113 manner. The marriage was per-
formed in Jersey. City. N. J. Wednes
day. and the bride Was Miss Edna
Rogers Mason. daughter of General
and Mrs. William ill/11111011, The hap-
py pair are now on their honeymoon
but will be "at home" in town. on and
alter Doc. 24.

There is to be an adjourned meet-
ing of the fire district today, at which
time the special committee, empoWer-
ed to see representatives oi the Water

Co, with a view of the town‘s par--
chasing the plant. will report. This
cuisines comprises C ill. Smith. F. M.
Salmon R. W. Post. h It Wheeler. M.
ii Cooley. There seems to he a deter-
mination on the part or Ioma to saddle
the town with this respoaribility. al~
I ieeins that' ii the pro eat company can

run the businells at a prollt, the town

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grave doubt as to the will moi such

 
 

be at material interest is

’ the company proposes to charge the
ill at "hit; sunshine" for water and light alter the holidays

when the 11111111 proposed

no 1-.

 
 
 

toth‘e policy of par
iAIidé'

. house. dust on ”n , 11
11 you ted hive no fear ‘

 

A usiness meeting -of the Christian ‘

 

ought to. but 1111.... 111 a question of
$111“ would 0 Gottielb Garrieato I uterus and Varied

the crgissl outlay these is new clothes,

‘ to

will W
has will not lav

bugsboo since its inception
has been serious talk at the hoop s'ty
rad 111111111111. as many retidents.
11111 to be benefited by the

have been assessed for

ma utensils and oppose the tax With
,lli'e town’s ownership the benefits
111111111111 that 1111111111111. would not be
gloressed one lots. and even should
1e Farms sections as. promised, have
electric liIlitini there 113 still the

911mm

1 lat-rely added “house or wiring for

that purpose.
. .
Tove AT stalls) arenas.

Nomalk and 8011111 Harwell: Head
quarters of aim Claus.

When ioolimlt for toys for the Nuns
peonie do not fail to inspect the stock
at the liandsninely fitted stores or W.
P. Beers. 49 Wall street Norwallr. and
a South 11111111 street. South Norwailci
where there are such stocks of toys
as 10 make the purchaser almost be
lieve that he has stumbled by some
odd chance into old Kris Kringle";
storerooms, The beauty of it is that
these tovs are se‘ling at half price.
Just half price. The bargains are
truly phenomenal.

There are books aaiore at these two
stores. The Meaty books for boys the
nicer books, all the standard works.
books lit for all ages from the cradle
to the grave.

There too are the stylish picture
calendars which are so popular. Chris
tie and Gibson's drawings. Every,
thing that is new in iiction. Skates
for the boys.

F‘ancy stationery, Bibles, prayer.
books and hvmuais, pocketbooks. cold
cases and all sorts of novelties.

in closins. lust a hint ihvt a sub
scrtiptlon to a magazine is a good pros
en

 

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PIRATING FOLEVB HONEY AND
TAR '1

Foley & 00., Chloego, originated
lionev and Tilt as a threat and lung
remedy. and on account or the :srroat
merit and popularity of Foley' a Money
and T111- many imitations are offered
for the senulne. Ask for Foiev's
Honey and Tar and reiuse any substi-
tilts altered as no other preparation
will cive the same satisfaction. it is
mildly laxative. it contains no opia es
and is safest for children and delicate
greens. Sold at Pialsted' a Drug

ore.

FOOTWEAR AT LYON I 6038.

wishingien strut store Looklnp 11'-
Pmum Just How.

The always attractive shoe store of
F. D Lyon it Company in Washington

 

 

street is looking its prettiest at press ‘

out and there are shoes enough there
to clothe the feet oi an army. They
are 11' all varieties and styles and
horn them may ccrtainlv be found
soniethiug in the way or a suitable
Christians prudent. Slippers tor the
be pile boots for the much weather
storm bgjots‘ tor the men of irlsh grain-
ed liliifi or which shed the water as
does duck. They make very sensi-
ble 11 cats. A pair of patent leather
shoes “fol-best are. nice things to have.

Look‘ in the tastefully - demrated
window of this store and the chances
are good that there you wm are
something which will make a fine pres
out for some member of the family.

Do not make some present which
Will not be any more useful than would
a pocketbook lo a toad and remember
that everyone wears shoes in this part
oi the counlrv at least and that this
isdthe time of year they are most need-
9 .

sic ABSORTMENT ‘01.- slices.
Clover" stores in Norwaik and South.
Norwalk Have til. Stock.

What more serviceab‘e and sensib'o
present than a new pair of shoes for
Christmas. There is bound to be
rough weather before the winter is
over and to be well shed is half the
battle in keeping away colds. pneumo-

nia and grip. By making the present
a pair of shoes. it may save many
tlrccr' the pride in doctor’s bills.

There are some very hansdome s‘ip.
pore on exhibition in the show win-
dows of Glover's stores and they are
evil Worth your inspection Think of
the comfort or a pair at slippers after,
your foot has been 1111 days encased in
tirht boots. ,

At Glovors you will ilnd an 111111011
meat. from which to choose which w it
almost bewilder you inspect the
stock and make your purchase there

CF iNTERIsT To MOTHERS.

Thousands of little ones die every
ear of croup. Most oi them could
ave been saved by a low doses at
Foley' 11 Honey and Tar. and every talu-
111 with children should keep it in the
house. it contains no 011111th and 1a
sale and sure. Mr George ll. Pick
et.- 81111 Frtncisco Cal. writes: "My

baby had a dangerous attack of crcup
and we thought she would choke in
death, but one am of Foley’s Honey
and 'I‘ar re‘icvcd her at once site!
other remedies had failed. We are
have; a minute without 11 in the
Millie.“ Sold at Piaistcd' 11 mud

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CLOTHES A UBIFUL GIFT.

rtbo 1111111 own- ‘
‘ stable. The tire district has beeps

” Raspberry. strawberry. Chocolate and

table decoration that also pleases the
palate. Very easy to prepare. all: ‘
choice flavors; wwlnon. Orange.

Cherry. Order a packilie hr each to»

day from your grocer. 1011. When you -
make ice cream use Joliol) iCE ‘

CREAM Powder.
the package.
pkga. for 25¢

All lam-edicnts in
At all grocers. 2

 

u

Allow—Mr. “839th is a man of line
pneeence isn't he? ,

Maude—vi don't know. lie never
gave me anything.-»Somervlile Jour-

111E
susrst 311ch

Leggins

are the latest
for little boys and ”girls.
Price $1.00 and $1.25.

Ladies’ and Children’s All
Wool Jersey Leggins, extra high
cut, 75c and 85c.

Little Boys Hip Boots, pure
gum. $2.115.

Men‘s and Ladies’ Warm Slip-
pers, the best felt and listened lin-
ed. at $1.25.

Old Ladiea’ Felt Warm Lined
Bale, leather toned. hand served.
at $1. 25.

Children’ a Short Rubber Boots.
ileeced lined, pure rubber, at $1.25
and $1. 50.

Children’s high n-buckle Arc.

tics. $1.25. for special Xmas prea-
eats.

Olsen’s
Shoe Stores

Nor-walk and 80. News".

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IARNEY l BERRY

Skates

are the leaders. Are light, strong, dur-
able and'the nests-t, prettiest skate on
the market. We have, sold them for
fifteen years and know them to re re.
liable In every respect. 5 Are mar. ad.
justable'than others and in case you
have an accident «think down we
are Intersted In getting repairs and
this we can do quickly as we buy di-
rect from factory. We carry all sizes
and prices and would ask that you look
them over before buying.

Charles ‘E. Dow,

112 waeumo'rou eraser.
phenom-I.

ilii 111151111111

OOUTH NORWALK‘. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1888.

 

WITH
Cabin! 8100.000.00
Surplus. 3100.000.00
Nu Profits. “0.000.013

solicits meant- oi IMIvilitIlI. also
trimaran, merchants and saturation-
up!!! favorable tom

UNION” H. NRTHIWOONI m
Pig‘M '5 Viflm
”WON. MIDI.

”MOW”.
arr-urn .111 ........
laugh it. 111133111 1.1113111111111111»
Christian Nil-ta J. Wellies Marvin

Ind. it Rowan. _

‘ 1111 1111 111111 10531 11111111.

Your savings invested with the ill

 

 

 

Amoh’a the very 1111:1111 prekrmts for
clothes rank among the

first. - The boys ho are going to

t throw considerable light school aiust be“ loo ed ails: 11111111111111

Milli litter the hell-
1 will be 111151 111
litigants why not"
Mural: .iia'lnoi cam and do not
let 1.1111111 obit sloppy. ill kept. it
our?] way to avoid this is to purchase
chilled 1111- them at the store of D
111111111111 11 North alibi meet. 51-.
(11111111111 11111111 a lords line of
“‘“1‘: 1.1 “it“... '“‘° lilac

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fig: 1159,1111 Milli.

its

list

dustrial Savings and loan Co are tree,
from speculative dangers-4m: h per

ideal. per Innuin .
, I . «15 profit consis-
tent with late

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

1 . ode—so al-
resold
’ 111111;. control. it

per. cent per so
held 1

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i 111111111 by theme ’
an 1111111111 upon loves
“Apparition

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met St Louis Eiposiiion. All artistic,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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: 11111.11 Hockey 31111.1. Punch _,
inn Baas. Boxing Gloves. Fool)»
Bails, etc. ever displayed in,
The Norwaliis. Right prices on J.
everything. Store open evenings. :“

 
 

 

FROOTFIBH ................70 lb.
{SILVKRFISH ................ho lb.
FRESH HERRING ..........7c Ib.
FLATFI3H Isl-esseoe-ueaoeeI-I '-
ILUIFIIH ................12c|b.
WEAKFIOH ................106 lb.
INAPPERS ................100 lb.
WHOLE SALMON .......1 100 lb;
STEAK SALMON ..........l4c
“CODFIOH ..... .. ............10¢|bi
P'“En.......-..-u.--1uu- .86“).

ALL OTHER KINDS OF FREal-l
FISH AT REASONABLE PRIOEB.

THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.

Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South Norwalk.

CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.

......_..—...... «t

S FOXW

THE LADIEB' TAILOR AND FUR-
' RIER.

 

 

Clothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect fit. You can get my reference
everywhere that my work is perfect.
My prices are according to my work.
Please give us a call and you'll surly
get your money's worth at my store.
We also have a nice line in skirts.
marge, (are and waists. My prices
ot be cheaper but my fitting is
ttet'than elsewhere and we also giro
lilint Stamps.
Cleaning and repairing neatly done.
31 MAIN 8T1, NORWALR.

 

TN! JOHN 8. LA WRENOE

NGENCIES.
ALL INSURANOIO. REAL [STATE
MORTGAGE! NOTARY. ITEAN
IOAT TIOKITI.
I SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Cali, 885—5.

.- _....~_W -«u

W. a...» W
Miss Boom 11.

. DERMA 701.0618 7'.
CHIROPODIST.

Look wood's Hall.
Normals. Conn.

Office hours:
9 11112 a. m. i to 5:80 p. or.

Telephone
Connection.

“fiffinxs’”

Carpenter and Builder
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
JOBBING.

serous suvmo WEATHER
crews son noose asp wm
oows oer as‘rmaras or ME.

NO MATTER HOW SMALL YOUR
ORDER.
in or out of town orders by mail
promptly attended to.
-—R RESIDENCE—
711 MAIN BTREBT._NORWALK

W 11331111
By Good Living!

Have you tried the Health Brand,
Collect Better drink Health Brand
Cocoa, but if you must drink, then
try this mild rich Coilec. that has
all the good qualities and none of the
bad sift-c111 of the heavy South Ameri-
gankberries. Satisfaction or money

no . »

Surety Bonds
or 11111 Kinds.
.ulcos M. Myron.

R. R. Ava. Sahib Namath.

million 11.1.

These. III-

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as
MRLOOK. 1111111111.
can-led ll‘i Mock.

ROI-O AND IILVIR 'LATINC.

MNMMIGW_

Rave 1111 111 rler. dun Illow 111
in secretion. 1” iii.

Rollin to Mallory

IMO (mines and confines
ills Work “Hailed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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outlaw“ York m

2!!! 6 iV NcKIBBIN
arrow,

 

 

‘ era. etc, from 1011 to see.

I at the lowest prices. 1

GERMAN CARP ............86 lb. 26

. 11111er oLAss wAad."
in Odd Designs. 1011 to 200.”

pastry f

i‘Mroarso ‘CIRMAN.
‘ CHINA.

Cups. Saucers. Bread Plates; Rance
Dishes. Chocolate Cups, Cream "Pitch-

m '

‘ FRAMED PICTURES.
The finest Assortment 111 the city

dew). ,. ,
. PICTUREFRAMINO.
Bring the Picture with you when

you want to choose 11 Frame. or let us
send tor it.

m

SPECIALS.

Brass Extension Rods, 100.

010111 Window shades. good triage.
O.

WallPapers, artistic materialI.

We hire the Hunt Stamps.

87 WASHINGTON eraser
South Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

Memes-amuse

You’ll Forget

THE coup. 11- russs is
A NICE was» COKE FIRE
surmmo 111 THE House.

BEGINNING osc. 12TH, '04,.
w: wru. ssouce THE Panes
re So pan cu, 111 acre

_ OF 25 BU. OR MORE, AT

1111: one worms.
SMALLER QUANTITIES, ‘ws
wILl. 351.1. AT 91: PER eu.,

AT THE WoaKs.

GET. THE HABIT AND TRY
SOME OF THIS FAMOUS FUEL.

Bill]. R’l hilghliiliil

Then: 68.

TMWMTMM

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(Freight only.)
Leave New York (Pier 36

week day at 5 p.111.
Freight received from 7 mm
to ‘ pl‘ “‘1 r '

 

 

 

(See east wile

White Curtain Poles, with natures. ‘
111. 10c.

t. H. Decker w

 
 
 

zIRANKI}. VANSBIIY WALL PAPER
i , ' _
E PL ammo. ‘ ‘
1 STEAM. oua crock or Halli spoils
HOT "4""- .lus'r is is A LITTLI 1.111141“
AND 0113 mm van IIFOII. " ,y .11
FITTING ~ wouhsarua sow 1.111.; veil
, . , , cans Villa! 1110th 115“.le
. m, Sheet Iron. Copper , show an coral won’t iN‘NII
and I“ user user 111111th , ‘
‘ we {save TAKIN a cool!
80 South Main 3",“. 1mm common Ion 116m ~ '
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WWW "”1 Iusm risen” to
I011"! Hamill. 001111. won 1 '1 ”1ch
waxi'rnv Io caskvt
. THE ~
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
(incorporated)

“City of Norw:lit"'and “Eagle."

East River.) and Norwalk every

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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oi any dfiscriptlon quickly. call or “-

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iv. a massive ~1
I. WM. OT. NORWMAKI CONN.
it will to or adv-stain to you also
inseam uncommon”

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ceases 111111.11vo “chili,“ 51111111

Newly urnlshgd throuabhilii
comfortable and serum 1111111 ill ills
city. loch-lolly and he" in mi- 51
room. thy in can I”. ‘
lest unitstlcn. 11.11.111.911..."
:pmlnteil. Always conformal. ‘11 :11 .
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Cafe 1: rryln a lull line or 'Ac
Merrill End cgondlt's mutation“
and pigs Best stocks 5‘!- int
‘1- 1111 listi-

city. B‘peciai bargains
days. ‘

l‘ J QULIIVAN Prop.”
rsthruoss cA1.‘1.‘. tilt-e.

 

 

Use STAN DARD Fliihres io‘r
your hath. Room. They are

Clean..Neat and Durable.

Horace 11.111511,

con. 11 MAIN ANp Will? 1111.
so. NORWALK, coils.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

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