week's SES-
_~ «atoll; than are
In Sonia-walk and
As the water question appears to be open
for dbenssion I will der you my views on
the subject. First, do the citizens of South
Xnmlk want water? Answer, yes, if they
ran have it at reasonable cost. The borough
authorities say they have water enough and
m spare. and would like to diser of some
of it. Now, here in a buyer and a seller.
('un they make a bargain that will be profit-
able to both ? I think they can. Let us see.
Laying the main pipe costs $8,000 per mile.
Two miles will lay from city limits north to
)(etritt‘s corner south. on Kain street. the
whole length of Washington street, around
he Lock Factory and Iron Works, and up
to east end of Washington street. Cost for
) wo miles pipe and laying $10,411}, for ten
hydrants. say $83M total cost $18,”. ‘
Now on this distance of MI think
1hrre can be 150 house supplied with water.
A: $10 per house this amounts 1081,15“). On
this same line will include eight maniac
1 r1133. Rent of ten hydrants for city use, say
$3!) each. $20!). Two hotels and two livery
«tables at a water rem lass than one of them
new pays, say $151!). Total income first year
Tli‘a'l'ly 13 per cent. 0: $3,”. The second
\ mr would show a. great deal largerperceut-
Now let the borough “Tater Commis-
~1-\11e1\ lay down their pipes the some as the
<;1~ Company have done, and collect their
11:1“. which sh all not be more thanischarg-
.‘l :i‘
nnmmawnom‘
, ”Wanton hh
limes-m
ro,llkea jack
3, red sash and the m; m was
the Geaoeao utiva of Gibraltar, with 21%
semi Euglsh onstage; spare m the vari-
ous chaea of our own military—the 92d
Highlander with his tartan tilt and grand
feathered bonnet, the artillerynian, with his
smart blue uniform, and the red-frocked c11-
gineer;aud anon; thee every now and
then there appeared the nmktakeable face
of the many Scotch merchant, evidently
thriving in the midst of th'u multifarious
throng, and probably makinghis own out of
them all." '
The place contains more than twenty
thomnd inhabitants, divided into two por-
tions, the civil and military, the former
ranging from ten to twelve thousand, the
military seven thousand; to these must be
added about twelve hundred convich who
are employed on the public works.
There are about ten thousand Roman
Catholics, a thousand Protestants, between
two and three thousand Jews, a hundred
Mohamedans, and a few belonging to the
Greek Church. The Roman Catholics.Epis
copalians, Wesleyans and Presbyterian have
churches, Sabbath-schools and various socie—
ties for the promotion of religion.
As many as five hundred ships of all
classg‘aare ~firequuntly ooflected in the Bay
of (3151:1111. Asrme ude always 110nm
the east through the straits, sailing resale
are obliged to wait for a strong easta'ly
wind to carry them through tothe westward.
Here the fruitsalld troduch of w are
and outer fruits in great profusion. We
leave this evening for Genoa. A. E A.
THE SIIETE .iT LARGE.
One case of small pox is reported in Rock-
ville
At a meeting of the Windham coun'y bar,
.«l in the borough limits, and I think this
1) ml of their water works will pay them best. f
The ctpm‘tr-z‘ to the Water Commissioners
for ”Us extra length of pipe would only be
tho keeping of the pipe in repair. One col)
xmr will answer for all. This is the only
. .- pin that I can see If there is any
'lu r that will pay for itself I would like to
)r 11f :r
\1 1111': very sanguine persons. of latc,1l1ink
:,..11 tle‘ 1:in can lay the pipes and make it
i would like to ace them figure it up,
anv 13w i1 11 111:1 of ltxa than four mills on
1111) 1 1:11: This added to our pracnt school
in l (~11) tax would make twelve mills on
1l1c1lullar. I think if our city fathers put
any fwur null tax to the vote of the people.
lIl"}‘ will rind that a good many tax payers
“HUI‘I rather the ”for." that had his tail
1:1:11' the trap should lose a good part of his
if ‘1 than vr‘tc to pay it. OBSERVER.
I‘d?
.{1
(111:1? 11.x 112. Doc. 2'21l. 1372. i
‘11-:1111ship Napoli. of the Anchor
lrft 111: wharf in New York on tho
December, bound for Gibraltar and
All the officers and crew are Scotch
X0 officers could be
1) polite and attentive. and no ship could
- more thoroughly appointed and manned
if all steamers were under such discipline
and management. {cw acuidems would ever
W'c have had a very favorable trip
1.: 1l1brultnr,nnthing occurring worthy of
but the usual amount of scarsickncss
:1:11v 11g 1110a: passengers unaccustomed t0
On Sabbath, the 15th. eleven days
{pm New York, we wcre half my to Gib-
rillar. 21ml abreast of the Azores or \Vcstem
LIAM“. Tlvcy constitutes. cluster of nine
z~7s111ds ~imah~fl in the middle passage of
$1121“; bound from New York to the Hedit
rtmcan. 'l‘hcy arc of volcanic origini the
3:11 l is in general. high. the coasts steep and
- why Those Islands were discovered about
t -1~..r hundred rears 3:0. and taken pOSSQA
«1111 of by the l’ortugcsc. They were entire»
‘._1 alxstitutc of inhabitants. and of every 311-
imal excepting binis. which were numerous
21M of various species, These Islands were
liscowred fifty years before Columbus land—
ml in America. The climate is delightful;
1'11: air generally clear and serene: the soil
prolific; the faceof the earth exmedingly
divcmficzi -. eruptions and earthquakes fre-
qurm All European and tropical plants
arrivc .11 llzc greatest perfection, oranges,
lemons. gripes. Indian corn, beans and wheat
Being; generally mountainous they jean be
won «me sixty miles at sea. The popula-
tion of the Archipelago in 1857.“;38 2—1:],—
646. The Islands are «Wt‘pl by frequent hur-
ricams. l-‘ayul is the most interesting island
..f 1hr) ghulp. celebrated for its excellent
meats. Vegetables, poultry and all necessary
wmplies. all very chczip. The air is always
mild and pure, the cold of winter never felt
and 1111) hem of «ummcr always tempered by
nip-shin; winds, facts gathered from the
1 flicfl‘i l the .~l1ip.:mdf1om Finlny’s North:
'3‘” mile Oran.
Cape g8 ”Cull: H but. fist we sighted
' "lace-i; m extremity
Spain the 5“
l ork. and the
‘I‘Iv‘
Lima
lfll « l
:1.
v \(‘l’pl two ul’ three.
(;{.n,.
.‘..1‘1
11
1‘1‘1:},'
nut--
.l.» .
.114 ‘15,.
During the day we
Portugal, and met
Mediteraaenn bound to 1033215,;3' ‘3:
the morning of the 5d of Deg-em, ..r ‘11
pass down the Straits, and enter the Ba, (‘1
Gibraltar. and fasten to a link anchored 1.
the hay, belonging to die Anchor Line to
coal up and obtain supplies.
Gilxalt.’ is! hfty all! of fimutone flack,
known to the ancients as one of the pillando
of Hercules, the other standing on the oppo-
; Ste African cont, about twenty miles die
t. which is the width of the strait. This
them-gent fmreghtkworuand a
of seven thousand aoldiersiacm—
tly maintained my he 31
A long fist not very
4
.1.-
1 51111-5 artillery. said to be one of the best 111
the service, is expected at Fort Trumbull in -
M‘ allarereported andplacedonrecord.
Thursday, Lucius Rickard and Harrison
Johnson “ere formerly expelled from the
bar.
It is rcpcrtcd that C.
a prize in the Royal Havana iottcl'y. of l
Cuba. ‘
There is a growing applc tree on the farm '
of Urlin Dibble. 11‘. Crabby. that mcasurcsé
sixteen feet in circumference one foot abnv c
the ground.
chcmyeix persons died in Salisbury in
13:2. The oldest. James Pierce, was ninct}
two years old. Thirty of the number were
over fifty years of ago.
The Rev. Samuel D. I)enism1.for111:1n_\
years connected withfihe Bible House, New
York. has accepted a call from Calvary
Church, Stoulngton.
The regimental band of the Fifth I'nithi
remain about two months.
The dam to the shop known 11s 1111) Non-1-
1y “Forks. South Wisdh-tm; was carried
away Saturday. This is the second time it
has been carried away this season
Enficld scholars are working for the $37)
prim: offered by the town for the best spclA
lcrs Henderson‘s Test Words being the
book used. The match is 10 Cum? off at the
close of the winter term.
A man was in Bridgeport last wcckJnous
ing among Church records to find out what
his middle name was. He had been uncer-
tain of it for thirty years or so, and left
more uncertain than our.
A Wolcottville chap put on :1 pan of
woolen mittens to milk a cow. 3 very cold
morning recently-d attired an alopathic
thump in the bid that Sade him see some
of the lost plciads. He lays a cow hasn‘t
mt any idea of delicacy.
Monday. m the 13th, Hr. Harvy
Wslcott amply-ed in the Adar-s nickel
plating shop, Wick, left his [tune for
Willimanticrmd his not 8” nah heard
of. Fun 1 play fimpecfifillehad about
03K. hundred 603m 11 lthkflfie than
F ii. Simpson, tried at Bfoohyn inst
wct‘k for shooting with intent to kill John
L H11ntcr.ou the 9111 of last April, was
acquitted, the jury being out only twenty
minutes It will be remembered that the
trouble arose in an alt.) mpt to seize some
bankrupls' goods _
Mrs. Michael Forrest. of Gr.-e1‘.field,abmit
sixty yours of age. fell down stairs Friday
trimming, and a lamp which SIIC was carry-
in; bursting. her clothes were set Min.) and
she sustained pmbablfiaul burrs: Annie
Forrest was somewhafimrued while attempt-
ing to rescue her mother.
Kale Stanton. in her lecture on “ The
Lens of tin at Mon," asserts that litplan-
ets revolve around the sun by the influence
of love like a child revolva around its p.11)
out. 'When the writer szs a boy, he used
to revolve around )fiis, pawn} 31311 tel,
d may have been incited thereto by love.
"mm an unprejudioed observer 111001131
powerfully like a trunk strap. ——-Drmburg
lie to. - . -‘
Hartford has a landlord :2 association, or
ganiadby owuen of tenements for self
protection, which holds its annual meeting
to—morrow and the man that-moves out and,
don tpay, the MIDI! stay: in and won't
pay. the drunkard. the vicious, the “dead
a
Ans Iiousc owner in Hartford can become
herofj'bcafiucinbn by figmgg
, i
i‘ 7 .i' s
The m$g train Mim-
deuceto Bart! ..- mm a mile
... tummw‘
Huhmitapanofthek
.m Iain-litiaatakenby
tern-t fat. hum“
mwdpiuyexeuvmd by
.tbaeueabnna-atmm
palatiagiaeru-ydireefion. The
- o
i.. th-
. Sod-ell”
*furd
orb-1 mafia-ibis ...! ‘
“amoraanhotganuwuagfiyed
meantime! the
abundant and cheap,deliuious papa, oranges,
B. Thompson. of
Bridgewnter, has drawn $50,000 in gold. as i
.. :Enuudemnnmmoc)
Janos?
' a
lit in”
“3‘ l at
E. 1'. WHITNEY,
PHmBAP
NORWALI. CONN.
‘l'hetbeharrlvedwhmlnthaachlmu
In." mmhgz’aslwag‘latpoamg:
aadthaflradsthat lather-Ha.
flirty”:
F these results has than!
«mandtheatad ofbooks davondto cad-
vance‘nentol (1W, phic Art; conventions have
beenattended.ande veryimproveman tad of
realbeneittothe. of china
Trill .25:
Eli
CASH BE UmEDIN ADVANCE 0!
mos. WME%mmbymem-
ingmeninonrbnslneesthmughont tthecountryand
iron:
redec-
an
lathe onl rule that will save
Yo: will seethe justice of fthls 11
Persons havebeenln the habito
NS , 1
mail
hair or mdmr, Ira reason fornot liking
$3 50 per dor.
artist.
pronto
excuse of
their plctu
Caries dc V ldte.
flln and Shadow.
‘ ’ ”... 53:23“ DIM.
1
.... ......
5110 1 how P“!- dnp Monte. .. 1 (I) each
Berlin and Shadow ....... 8 50 first
‘) T Ogldrpi' 1 weach
Id D memotv int pee. cturea. cu
lagged tkmmotogrgis of Edy size and finished in
ink. oil or water colon.
Parentsare advised to bring their little ones '5,"
tween 10a. at. .111! p. m.
1.
51m 1531: . n '1', wmrxm.
GO TO THE
1 C E N T R A L
31111111 8111 81111.
FOR YOUR
BDD‘I‘S, SHOES AND BDBBEBS,
And ()u‘rythln: pertainingg to the tradi-
All goods sold at the lowust [nioelhlc
CARI; 'PRIOESLT
l
, Partivnlm attention paid in
CUSTOM WORK.
Bepalrlnx done In all 11- branches.
l imn‘ ilw Bill‘sl. bod. and lawn! Hock «1!
(much in lhlp t‘ily. and prim): lhn' (ivly mm
1mm. 11 A Show of H11)
PL BI IC l’ lTRO.\ \GE
1: \ JIlCilt' d:
l)(.) N()T I“.\ll.
To give "11) u call,
“IRA“ S. “RC!“‘V,
ELY’S BLOCK,
(‘ITY OF SOI'TH’ NUR‘VALK
l
l-Y
1:)
THE LADIES
()sz Tins “CITES?
A'ND SECTIUN OF THE \l'HllH) WILL
FIND THE
Longest Prices
Rosier , Gloves, Hand-
ch! 8.1559631.
Jaconet Edgings, Ingsertings,
Linen and Lace Collars,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbons, Rufilings.
"oil Bemge’. Donna M11:-
rius, Stamped Yokes
and Bands.
{Chit-t Fronts, Cambrian, Hoop
Skim, Corsets, ‘
And thousands of other articles. together with 11 full
line of
-N‘OTIONS,
-AI'—- ‘
H. H. PRITOHARD‘S,
One door west of the Poatoflloe.
P. S.—4§¢ntawill Ind the best fit: PaperCollar-r.
imitation linen. and cloth “
South \om‘alk. Karel) 8.11.1 '
' 1.11
E
TDTNEGTIDDT
Lumber Market
Lewis Bubbell A: ()0,
SOUTH 1101111111111.
Timber,
Lumber,
2 ‘ Shingles;
..., , ...... ... Lath,
1
H
‘ A! '3 ALB AND I AIL-1r
forgo"?-F ASSORTMENT.
m LOWEST Pawns.
omen AND YARD.
NEAR smaxlmm«
Washingto- fiu-eel. .
war». 1' ”3””: ’11. Pl 1
L murmur:
IE £51. 1a sum "lib,
CLAHS, FISH
3 j )3.
1e 1 ' ,4. j
W113” mi bc’roun‘a {be 1.11%: and Best 111.
Stock of .
BOOTS AND 8110135
In the: country. being, mostly of our/own “9"???
{Mignon well adapted for the time being.
Expenses being light. it enables an to sell much
less thnr other stores. Now is the time to make so.
lections, as the goods must be mid.
" "'r‘ft'EilEvaja"
11A 11 v ewe"
Clean But and Sine 1111111,
16 Main? Street,
Opposite George ‘V. Smith’s,
South Norwalk, “Conn.
PBIIPERTY
FOR SALE.
“7000
125.00
Building Lnts n1 Dorian. . ... .
Building a at Damon. ..
Building Lots at Darien ..........
Building Lots at Noroton. . . . . .
Building Lots at Newton. . . . .
Building Lots nt Norman... . . .. . .
Building Lots at Noroton
Buildin Lots at Darlen ....... . .
Villa ms 111 DarIcu ....... .....
thla Plots at Darien ...........
Villa Plots at Daricn. . . . . . . . .,
Villa Plots at Dar-ion. . . . .. . ..
\ illa Plots at D11rien..
Small House at Darlen.
Building Lot at South Noni nlk.
House and Lot at Durien. . .
House 11ml Lot 111 l)aritn..
House and Lot atDll'kn.
House and Lot 1115011111 NorwaUL.
Forlv three have Land Darim.
House and Land 111 Kid old..
hmnll Farm at Dnricn ...........
House and I ol 111. Norwalk .......
Fiuc Farm at New Canaan .......
House and Lot 111 South Norwulk.
llouse and Lzmd at No“ Canaan.
House and Lot at Dnricn
River Front Propertv at 1‘1""? 11116
Iln or 950000
House 111111 Lot at South Norwalk 10,000 (X)
House and Lot at South Norwalk ll, 00000
House and Lot 11! South him-walk. 12 :.00000
g.
s
§§§§§§§§§§§§ §§l
8888888888§88
«mayhem-—
$8
. an»?
el~193lifl
. .. - . 4
gsiiiiili
1!
House and Lot 111 West Dark-n. .14,000.00
House and 141111 at ltirlgellcld. .15,000.00
l-‘ arm :11 New an“! ............ 10,000.00
Hotel Property 111. Gregort' s Point. 20,000.00
,glnndsomc Resilience I finial , ,
Norwalk.. . 25,0(X).OO
\ illn P120111) rtv at Iiy c._. ..; ...... .. 45,0(1000
\Ingnifiunt Rosina-ts Properly at ‘
IN or“ alk. . 50,000.00
) 111111 1111c E state :11 Nunlfortl ..... 60, 000. 00
For full dLscr
other plots and
of those and mnny
ell ings. enquire at 01306.
i
syonmsmnomoy
SQittli N01'\VuII{, (301111.
i'NSI: ’reAxCE
Of All Kinds Efl'ected
IN FIRST cuss 130111111111. ,
iInsure against Fire 111
THE PHENIX,
0F BROOKLYN.
Assets Nov.
Mum‘s, for features bright «agony;
sorted
; “I _Gfls Fitting.
................ $2,032,191 301:
Foote’s Eat Store.
HATS, for figures broad and burly;
HATS, for straight hair and for curly-,_
HATB, for faces melancholy;
HATS for gentlemen of standing;
HATS that give a look. mmanding,
HATS, for “walking, riding driving;
HATS,“ 1tandook alive' 1n- ,
HATE; that stand all kinds of mauling;
RAM, for every trade and calling:
HATS, for traveling, shooting, sailing;
HATS, waterproof in storms unfail'mga
1118:2001] for rich, poor, small, or great;
HATS. at yam-cal! an orlnte,
HATS found at Foo'rns, come in and see,
HATS, near the corner, number three.
'LbuoER's BLOCK,~
WASHINGTON STREET, m NORVVALK.
10y
Take Partioular Notice !
South , Email. 11111111: £11115
the entire in-
m by B. Z. Nor-
The nndcrslwned hart
tel-cat (f the gimp luring
too, are now prepared to 0 all finds of JOBBING
atshortnotlce.3 Ell?" ' I “”33. ,3.
Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Tanks, 61c.
Strict attention pail to Sewing Machines Steam
8. DERBYS
S. H. JOHNSON.
S. PAKULSKI
i
5 Respectfully huh? I?!) flfiwfilk and
i vicinity. that hi on c sciiflcca of a first-
11
l
1
1
. Clara manufacturer of
1.!11 ‘5 ‘ 1
HUMAN gm 1101111,
Who will make up, at his shop. all kinds of work
dcslrml by ladies in the latest and moat approved
Myles. making over Meornbinga of the lady‘ :1 own
hir or mn 'a hair to order. Hahn also oun-
ntantlv on hm, it fine assortn‘leni of
swrlléinis,
Bnams,
(13112515902:
.r
1
Which he is able to soll at lower “1.652(th manho-
fore bill-red Ladies desirin" such work, will do Well
,lp call before purchasing: 1 lsthm, n.- l1t‘ can assurv
{item that he can 80“ twcnlv per cent. lower than
guy other dealer.
l
v , 1
Tie has also fitted 115111 l'rivau Saloon for
calls
unites ”i016” CHTLDREN s7
l )I{ ESSIN (1‘1.
3
II A. I I}
i llu occupies the tint) store in
.. 1‘; L r": s B L Q L‘ K
F'ormuly occupied as a drug store— —onc or the best
locations in the city In the rear of the Ladies‘ Sa-
loon he has unite
T111
DAN-uh r
.LLJL,
{1311313 to sou-n: aonwanx
“NIIQRL.
‘ -1"
French Glass Shade;
William“
JOBPDIITIIE
OFFICE,
ELY’S BLOCK, MAIN STREET,
South Norwnlk, Conn.
' 1w
1
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
4)0,00000
Risks in lmrnlt (lisl 1i(‘l Boston.
Leaving Net Assets, cv on in (use
the homes animal '2.‘»‘.. .jawssgmpi—
TICKETS TO EUROPE
”A WHITE STAR LINE
19 f
Drafts on lreiand for Solo,
LOANfi NECEO'J’I‘TEJQ,j ii
securitiesmdeSom,
WAD.) I
General. Banking 581131033111
conducted at office of
MELV‘I‘LLE E. MEAD‘;
f‘ 1 .2
Snail: NWIIRQKUOII. '
4
up?”
1 .
'7 41‘
.. .1...
‘4
5-1;
4.»:
3111
son .22
w. n. swoops,
.Eenwunn
MerchantTailor,
[i ll i7 ”till"; ll i! WEEK-T
COR. “181118819! 111nm on.
J 1
.;.r
,; ”a: 3.»; mm: .11 z. 1131;.
was: m
JACOB l. LAYTGN, CASHIER. ”
No. 5 5311111 110113;, BL50K
South Norwalk, Conn.
Tn
mportcd Wings, Liquors, Ales,
and (Dinars.
‘ 1" Louis emit. Prop._
some {GUSOWSKI
“BROKE“ TAILOR,
w
12;”-
5110
5'12»;
131i
55158131111145
1311113: 5.111111131111111 GOODS
No.8 Main 81;, Wk, Conn.
taut! cannon aha-gum we“).
mega”, :3!”va anemone-mil}:
edited.
8
«33‘1“°”“...1 :1 :1 trm
nu) 111111111 MADE CLOTHING
[Neatly and Cheaply.
”... .—.——
1.4
1
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31:,1179“
.)‘)di :72
FIRST CLASSH
‘ TDDll‘illlllDDD
{35'
f;- 22‘
Hosiery, Hoop-
:Oity Surveyor’s Oflice.
"V)'ir:yon'wm an no!
mmom>
SCH!“ AP:
MUNSON’S,
wunnewnmonmonmamm
Skirts,
oar-eta." i ‘ '
TWENTY DIFFERENT 8m.
Real and Imitation Hair Goods,
Ribbons, Kid Gloves, Ladiea’
Ties, Trimmings, Laces,
Edgings, 810., h”
TOW Withahll lineofl‘tlu‘,masea‘lnd
W‘s
Ready-made Under Garments.
Alana full line of NOTIONS which we will sell 20
percent. laaathan any other storeln thedty.
Wehavetheaoleaganeyfm
Thompson’s Glove-Fitting Corsets.
Manson's.
FANCY DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 4 Bly’s Block, Main Street,
1'6-tf SOUTH NOBWALK.
Falrfleld County
PLANING HILL
AND BUILDING 09.,
South Norwalk, Conn,
dealers in
Lumber, Timber, Lath, Slate. Tured Felt,
Lime, Brick, Cement. and Plaster.
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASHES,
BLLZVDS, BOXES,
H0 ULDJNGS, BRACKEDS,
BAL 081333, IVEWELS.
sum RAILS,
WIVDOW «9 DOOR FRAMES.
Planing, Sawing. Turning, and Scroll Saw-
" ing‘done at 311011 notice: ' ’ "
~ _ ‘ 5 Constantly“ hand
YELLOWPINE, ASH and BLACK WAL-
NUTFI&9RI£(9):§ :r)
. . mo"
Doors, Sills, Window Casings and Trim-
mings, Fence Railings, Picket, 61 Posts.
omce and Factory situated at foot of Marahall St.
[amber Yard- atmated haw-sen the draw-bridges.
fialsoadJoininz the dock of Danburyt. Norwalk
-9
W. 'i‘. CRAW a; son,
IiE‘Af ESTATE "
AND
I st‘U‘BANQE
flea la thebeat
meta/tea. Wealaoinnre Banana
a! lame, wmm m: mm on not,
exam;
zl‘gs’
. 2‘
» 3:, '2; {if 5 ,2
Surveying in?! or
i
W. T. CIAW & NOON,
Om“ I! ll.“ moat.
auifl surruafi! -.., ‘1’.”“2-‘”§
,p, Jung ”“il‘” #2313 .«111’
£88313, JULY lad-11191:“?-
DiMILLARD ”.1, WEBB
“whit-
Averill Chemical Plint-
“all:
Coal and 'MIl—I'a
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PURE FRANKLIN COM. 0F
LYKEN’S VALLEY.
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HILLARD a. we“,
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Foat of Hashim Street,
31-! soon MW“
LUCAS HOTEL.
Adjoining Me's 3101*.
Main Street, South NorwaIk.
The Best Place in the City
for permnent harder-a. Transient binds-a far-
nisbed with meals and rooms at ihortnottee
BlLLlARD 9003! AND BAR
attached to the Hotel for the accommodation of
guests.
JAIES LCCAS, Pt”.
106-11
Millinery Goods!
WOCLD all “tuition to In
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the 01'!
Also sole agent lor
ELIAS HOWE SEWING. ILMACHINES.
cm
$3 mm Street, NW
I If! nion Marble Works,
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN mu,
GRANITE. DBAB,‘ OB BROWN STONE
BIONUMENTS,
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FaraimkrléSiabaingener-al, .
AT m mm Possum: PRICES.
Cemetery Fencing, Iran Railing, on,
Also Importer of
Scotch Granite.
Address R. R. PRICE, Agni,
Mechanic St, in the rear of the new hit,
Norwalk. 10i-tf
IRON memo.
is aowpreplred tonhndnr-
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nteh acres-a! styles of
Wrought and Cast Iron Fencing,
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Iron Gates, Dona-a, m and
Graham.
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art film
Hamil, mind i: 61.,
_,‘Builders‘&: contractors,
Shop wecloffiwnepogfaotofl‘rnflia St.
To ALL MEG GONTWLJH JUWG.
Norwalk Chronicler