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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, December 14, 1882 · page 2

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HINT UNDER £53888. PRATT
all?!) MILLER.

l) Tho question is hsinir asked by many

whorls to be the outcomc at this work
of tho two Evangelist: at the Baptist

. Bystunsit is asked iris
heals and unsympathetic loan But it
is tbs-kid by thcss who are dulrous
for tho religious woltaro at our com.
mucky. Will this» who havc got new
lite and snthusiauu at the services. show
thsirprolltiu by their deeds after the
W bars left .‘ Rot seldom haw
thcsswhc have protusrd to ho quick-
susd relapcsd into a stats of iridifloronco
Ind become uttorly dissatisiloi with the
ordinary pinching and ordinary mail»
at oi work. and thus own members o!
tho church liars prom that what they
culled the work o! tho lloly Spirit was
rather spinal mutilation—a mew gal-
Mining 0! tho church into action. that
tor u tins mod lits like. Will this he
the result now i it tho work ho muino
wsiihall hat-ca right to look iur own
bell" appreciation oi ornugslioal proaoh~
”Minors-used attwdaaco st church
mics». terms-aim to the ranks at
“blah School Wu and other
christian when.

new“ tidal-yellow Whoa
tho «lot of this crucial NW hour
and the church acts hack into ‘
“millennium tho tiimwhsatho
work Will mm“ hyitiilruitsl Wow
Inst harm that ohriiitiaas shall taho
thatswoachoatottho ninth oi tho
adversary. that the iorror and «thud.
swa or such a iaswoiwat are all Mach
ton otsowlu aud mutoaioat. Noam
W Mow iii tho rmwiuoiit no arc tho
slots palms or its. murmur. aail lilo
non curious that it should mum‘s its
slit to he M sad absiuig.

What no the Mum which this how
or torn-oi my proves! to us? An
they not smiling W this-pl loom
whom moon on tho port at some
curl or a Bow. «announced to “thorn
and others still mi it i.- vammuii.
Kauai «ohm tum so vivid r“ ihoir
minds thct they are mmumod by doairo
to an tho souls oi men. and this ll‘llig
so their is a pointodnu- snd whonicaw
in their appeal: which cannot tail of of»
Mt. (liron those and you haw a to
viral. Why should not the rcyiral thou
bothc nomad candition of crsry church.
It does: not require crowds to mat» a w.
viral. hot or hopes that one «foot of
thisspecial work should be that l‘hria-
tin workori of all sorts should catch
the infection and oaroosincss ot the
friends htthc stcrnaolo and that tho ro‘
rival should sproad throughout lilo city
and borough. r

 

THE I‘RORISR!) NEW TRUNK LINN.

There has boon published during tho
put tow weeks in various ncwspapors in
the New England Storm and in Now
York journals. statoiiioiits rogariling tho
proposed new trunk line from the \VNK
and Northwest. via. the Grand Trunk
Runway 0! Canada. and tho \‘crmont
Central Railrocd to New York. As
my 0! the statements as to tho pro~
posed line are erronious as tolthc lino
proposed, we havs procured from an au-
thentlc source 3 deiniled statement of
the proposed line. as now being under
advisement.

The western connections of the Grand
Trunk rod to Montreal, unequal to any
road having a western terminus in the
States or Cansds. while its eastern con~
nection embrace the principal points in
the Provinces. and if the line is arranged
for as now indicated, it will open a short.
direct and quick route from the North-
west via. Montreal, along the western
portion of Vermont. the custom portion
of Ne‘Ycrk. and the western portion

,: of Connecticut to New York city. The

ridin-

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line from Montreal to St. Johns. is now
operated by the Truck road: at this
point the Vermont Central line com-
mences, and its southern lines are as fol-
lows: St. Johns to me: Junction, a few
miles below St. Albens. isanearly di-
rect south line: at Essex Junction the
Vermont Central has two lines-woe
running in n southeastcrlv direction
through White River Junction to Be!-
lows Falls: the other line runs in a
southwesterly direction to Ruiland.
thence in an euterly direction to Bel-
lows Falls, where the two lines meet,
thence the line runs to South Vernon
where the southern line of this road ter-
minates. At South Vernon, the Central
connects with the Connecticut River
Railroad, and ponengers (or Now York
are marred to this road and taken to
Springfield, thence by the Consolidated
fold to Hartford, New Haven and New
York. By examining a map of the rail-
roads as published by the Path Finder.
it will be seen that from Essex Junction
by those lost described routes, that owing
totbc euterly detour. that passengers
married manflmilss out or a direct line
when thcirdestination is the westerly
portion 0! this State or Now York city.
Tbs new Trunk line as now suggested
tskss this Grand Trunk and Vermont
Control to Rutlsnd, thence tho Banning-
tou cad Butlnnd railroad to Xew Leibn-
Ioo, from which stationsncwpiccsot
rcsd sons twslvs miles in lsngth will
mt with the leased line of the
"" ”-i rsilrosdstPittsdsld. From
'“. g-v-r Stats of Vermont, to
mt , “It now lino ls
viva-mm rm W W in
tho. and is surly s directlinsto
a" York city. From Brookacld to
Isa York vls. tbs Houutoulc railroad
w W isslzhiywthrss miles;
h wsy cl the accurate branch to
m, tbs-cs by connection with tho
m and Ros-walk about shin-ouch
h d s ills sad 0! tbs Dsnbory
”M Y“ Yb. South Ros-walk. the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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allots!

A ”PHD! OUTLOOK.

Thsrc is Isa-on schops thsttho pment
union of Gongrrcs will not close with-
out a modification at tho rsvouuu laws.
Rot many dun Ito. such a prediction
would have boon unwarranted. Thcrc
scorned to be little hopethat own the
(floods o! reform in Federal taxation
would units upon a bill to rcduoo the
national rovonuo. Sonic scoured dotor-
mined to resist a modification of the tan
i8. others sppoaicd equally obstinate in
rotor-coco to a reduction of tho internal
rcronue. But the evident siucorityoi
Pmidcnt Arthur and Secrctary Folgcr
in their recommendations to t‘onzm.
the unexpected report or the tarii! oom‘
inimion. and tho morally “pruned
public sentiment in favor of lightening
tho grioyoua burdou of taxation. which
it is npparont our citisons will no lougor
patiently boar. can hardly fail to mow
0033??th to pass aoiuo hill for roduciug
tho rcwnuo. Tho obvious boson o! the
N00“! clcctir-ns has evidcutly boon
ltslriwd by many who are not in public
lilo and who have hcrvtotoro boon op-
pluod to royonuo rotorui; it is not uu~
momma therefore. to assume that
own «mammou who. in tho purl. have
seemed iuocl obtuse in Monaco to tho
well‘nrc o! thoir country. am also om
liflltlwi by tho woudortul change in
public wiiuiont which in a day worn
on puny from its strongholds iiud cm
trusted power to a long distrusted party
ill“ info that Mum W W
ml lam

What action Night to ho tam? \‘l‘hhl
alum iii liholy to ho lam? arc ow.
lions that naturally ariso. 'i‘hu first
th‘l‘l‘lflll W oasy- oi auulion: tho
«Mini is “is“ dilih‘iill to dilation.

first. then. tho duty on a lump lllllhh
hor oi lwhm hillt‘lt‘o twill to l»
wholly wool. hiauy articles oi mix
ml \‘l\l\\illll|\lll\ll arc “M will oi all
pnuauiixui to tho ability lit tho um oi
{\Wllm to pay the lam Tho ro-
miuuia dutrm ought to to minced and
shufliilul at cwry point. oaro bum;
“itch to avoid violoiit chum“ that
thigh! not allow tho busiiioxi iatmwia
ottho country tiiur «tough to adjust
thomwim to thoir now circumstauwo

Again. in wrvioiiw to ilio rim duo»
lion imuuuml. tho intorual wwiiuo iaxwi
should ho alixbtb‘ uiodiiiinl. ll swms
unwise to wholly abolish iiitoriial taxav
lion-in fact it would bu nu outrag-o to
rcuioyo taxation from liquors and tobac-
00. tho sources o! must at tho oyils that
involve bailout pooplo in taxation for the
support of criminals and paupcrs. \\‘iih
tho cxwptiiui of the tax on matchm.
thcrcl‘om it acorns propcr that u Mllltw‘d
tax should ho rotsinod upon artiollxs that
now yiold internal rcyouuo. .\ small w-
duoiion of tho lax impound upon spirits
and tobacco would not lid iilijm‘iionablo.
if. as is clainioii. illicit distilling null
othor owtsious of tho law um» lllt‘h‘ln
Milorod lows l‘wquout. prorionco
abundantly pmvos that tlioro is in (arm
lion n point at which a maximum row.
nuo is dorivod at a minimum t‘l‘lwliill
and ii minimum cost of colloclinn. 'l‘lio
rate should bo lli‘illlr‘l‘ show our ln‘liiw
that point. Exporionco slimc can dctor~
mino tlio pmpor rnto rind a slight rv~
ductiiin of llioprosont taxation of liquors
Ind tobacco would not ho wholly indo—
fensiblo. although. in the opinion of the
writer, it is not advisable.

In reply to the quaiion. ”What action
is likely to be taken?" it now seems
probable that in spite of the stubborn
opposition of the extreme protectionists
and whisky men to a reduction of the
tariff and o! the extreme (rec-traders and
anti-liquor men to a modification of the
internal revenue laws. moderaio men of
all shades of belief will compromise on a
bill (or the reduction 0! all taxation. It
is not to be expected that an ideal bill
will be passed. Such a diversity of opin-
ion exists that. any possible bill is likely
to be in a measure unsatisfactory even
to those who unito in passing it. But
protectionists will probably sacrifice a
little. free-traders will yield smoothing,
whisky men will not refuse even a small
reduction in the taxation of the commod-
ity which they represent. and anti-
whisky men will consent to suck: reduc-
tion in order to obtain the benefits that
will arise from cheaper iron. sugar,
woolen goods and other daily necessi-
ties.

The outlook, therefore. is.on the whole,
hopeful; and we now look (or the con-
summation 01’ a much needed reform.

 

Rowaylon.

 

Last Frida during the heavy gale one
of Nash Boot srs‘ improved heaters gave
usasample 0! its power. The janitor
had been directed not to stop the direct
draft at any time, which was a mis-
take. and the great best melted the sol-
der on the hot-sir pipes so that it ran
like icicles. and set the woodwork on
ipe intersects with the

ing no cold-air cham-

flre where the
chimnev, there

ber. Tie fire was extinguished bya
won-directed pail 0! water by the jani-
tor. The acctdent happened at noon

while the children were at dinner recess,
and did not disturb tbs alternoon ses-
aim: of the school. A cold-air chamber
has been laced where the ipe inter-
sects wit the chimney an all isn w
perfectly Isle.

The up lication of Clinics W. Ray-
mond. o rien, to the State Oyster
Commissioners for one hundred acres of
oyster ground. situated near the mouth
a Five lilo River. wss denied. The
commissioners. after a scorching invest-
i non. ascertained that said applica-

oovcrsd natural sssd beds, that
were protected by acts of the legislature,
and mervsd for the benefit of the b
lic. This decision carries with it alnhs
natural sssd beds

th
from the public (or
rowu use—tbs living of tho r.
These State 0 .Commissionsrsmo
vsn thsmse res udgsso! abilit sud
vs tbs thsnks the workiu uses

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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to its rcporhd next weak. and it too
ins be paassd before Christmas. Thcro
wil remain (ml the legislative. execu-
tive, sundry civ l. and deficiency bills to
after January tho lot. The
oiy sort-ice retorm bill is a part of the
legislative bill. and it is thought that it
may no passed. though not without
much debuts and amendment. The dc~
siro to return the civil sorrioc is so great
that the session will hardly close with-
out the passage of some measure for that
purpose.
The river and harbor sub t was
0 nod snow in the House on turday.
T cro was an animated debuts botwoon
the trionds and loos of tho scheme.
Chairman of tho oonunoroo com-
mittee. suhm itod a resolution in which
Secretary Lincoln was asked to state
whether any of the money up ipriatod
in the last "WI and harbor bi was not
for tho boncilt of commerce and naviga-
lion: whether any of tho moncy had
boon withhold. and it so for what oauso,
and the amount likely to ho on hand at
the cod of tho curwnt fiscal your. The
roncwiil or this vexed problem was the
sifiual for scum of members. many oi
w 0!“ had tailed of toolectioii. to clil~
inor- for nitiou by the Speaker so as
to \‘cntilato t t‘ll‘ grioyaiioui. Mr. Raw
son. of lows. as usual. \i‘autvd to amend
the wilution by inserting the words
“ionugu and interstate“ botorc “coiu~
mm“ in tho original resolution. llo
took tho ground that those wore
mg; no the Secrotar oi War could
not doc any public wt unimportant
nomaiter‘how small. Although ho ad
would hunt iucut in an ohxiuciit
um Nr. 236 declined to entertain it.
W loudly \‘Wllx dolua

udrd a
voice-u his resolutiiui.
NOTICE.
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sols.

Nh “it
min in RV ll«\\\.\. «in Nut.

punk)? ._ ND’I‘WPQ

‘1‘ i‘ balsam lht‘l‘mwl
uslh‘u‘lll owysoiciu throws“

Hui-AR ‘ \\&\\‘§Vil§l¥\‘i - \Q lb?“ .\‘

4 “Mi ‘ l o, whim to \w lit at w
wombat t Hui thrill». \‘- or \oxiualui. tic-m
“W rm. «who lulu ‘ of \w. \iul.
Hymn oi: _ in this ‘9 tho “3‘ Nails-sh. tho
i ih‘ or .... m «t which. is ill tho collision
must: to mt: won» its lulu mini Mum
ui in» min or the Mr» or \‘t-\\ \mu. \

my
woo it. Nils-oi. \ol in. Mu \‘oih. mum
“on, inst. tho ruin: omit thus Nam iii.
in swoon \‘iWiQx‘iVlwh “mi kw loom oi tho
u: durum h‘nlin‘rh or rho.
a. a almi‘uiuu
“‘34) Li

r\?\\\l\§i\\»l
"limit or \‘thh‘RN‘S no. i. no u.
a film Milli.“ \Vaxavimmu. to on . u in
mommy-(xii i on ihi‘ ilih dun- oi Nnvomlu‘r. limo
“omit“. use. “ASKS .\‘ “Rill‘fifiiln. or \ru \‘orh
haio “Mimi i‘ lhis nmw‘ ‘isi “No 0' u hook. "to
lil«‘\\l’l “l‘llp‘li‘l iii u hii‘h \‘ m ilu‘ l‘oliuumr
“crux town: lb urn-lit l\\‘l‘l\\llh in t‘riiunis
t‘snm. manic at \‘rlll a: i ‘hsiulwru. and in \lw
l‘illll‘l‘ n! «\yw and 'l‘oiuiumr «it the Slaw oi Nru
\orl lb Anus“ .l l‘srhvi‘. LL ll \‘ol l. NV“
\nrh hanks .b “twin-rs. my: inc rights \ilwwui
tin-y claim as iliriuhin, in conformity “uh tho

18“: of llio i “1th Milton R\\l‘t\‘lll\ . cum righlii
.i ll suirniliix
ti?“ ii inhuman oi Congo-an

““319 “all.
r u h‘NAl‘l‘. MlXAidl‘Lli.

The Holiday Event!
Saturday EV‘il‘. Doc. 231i.

l‘irpl .‘Nu‘atfiin‘x "vi“ iii tho R’iulni‘lil Tm
guild“.

Jillll McCullough,

Szimmrlv .l by llli‘ Mm! i‘nwvrhil i‘nmimm mm m»
umurml. lllllli‘l liic iiiiiiuigwuiioni ur

\\'. . . G‘OVVRR.

lii Slwrullii Kiinwlv .. ilrwii ‘l‘ruxwl‘i,
‘ ‘ I I I ’ ’
VI rgi n l u s
The Roman Fiitlicr.

liili‘odiicmu tho Supi‘rli Ciistumi-s sud Armiirs l‘lll-
plo 'rd in Mr, McCullough‘s "“1”“ 0! this ngcdy,
ll 1 s Tlirntn- Royal. l)rnry Limo. London.

Scots now on ulc iii 31; admission 50 and 75 ms.

Opera House. Norwalk,
1". Min iim.i.. - Manual-r.
Positively but Hue Night only.

Wednesday. Ei“g. Doc. 20.
The Big Minstrel Tmupe.

(lit-rubclining Ampllllllll‘ of No“ llrxlluiiii l"c:i~
tun-,- ('lll~"l(‘. linur-inu. iiitl-Ilvcuml llllllv-‘lrlll un-
tcriuiiimi-iils Introduced by Hill justly rcnmvncd

Duprez 8: Benedict
Famous Gigantic Minstrels,

And Military Uniformed Brass Band.

Newly organized on a grand scalc. Original in
conception and stumndous lll magnitude An in»
comparable list of some of our winnlngncw {cs-
tun-s.

Two Burlesque l‘rima Donnns. H Brilliuiil End
Mon. 10 Silt-or Shower l‘lugisis. lb Al'llsl! Ill the
Polar Bear Force. 1‘: Clllllll lliinjn l‘luycrs. ll Flori
dll Plantation Investigators. li‘. pcrfunnvrs lll ilie
Burlesqui- l) rcru A La Sarah Burnibcuri. lll lit'nlt‘i‘l
Song and lame Mon, H Shouting (‘miouticld
Belles, Ill Jolly Comedians. 18 Comic and fiellllnll‘n‘
tn] Vocalists. 25 Cclcbmicd Musicians. 28 pmplo lip-
n‘arin ' in the new First Part l-‘inulc. t'nlllll'll Bur~
_csquc ruu'u‘s Greatest Show on Earth. 34 in Mll~
nary Uniformed Brass Blind on Parade. and 100
other features a! merit.

Tickets only 75, 50, and 35 cts.

Secured seats sold It Comatocks store and st
Spi-uccr‘s jewelry store.

 

mar minimalist

Holland’s,

Where you will llnd
Fresh. Pure. and Choice

CUNFECTIONERY,

0! His Own Xmutiicturc. at wholesale and retail
prices. Our own Superior Quantity of

Mixed Candy. at 20
(31:8. per lb.

A large assortment of HOLIDAY GOODS sud
CHRISTIASTREE Ornaments.

Churches Ind Festivals supplied in quantities. It
s liberal ‘ lit. saw.
Well, ,We Have Them !

A!!!) “All 1‘) I‘LL ran

CHEAP.

ihsvo Just received a Large Stock 0!

Genls' Furnishing Goons

 

 

HOLIDAYS
Silk xsgbdcme

Neckties, Surfs, Collars,
and Outs,

ill om! VARIETY.
”We“.

Overcoat,

OIOFA

Suit “Goth“.

mama

 

Pr e as (Raj! '

 

Sand coins in
gfig. ml m.
if." and ruin? «lid ml'w‘fi‘bfiufi.
wink: Ston.‘

'illls Woodward d: ,
Molt. all“ and 819 Broadway. New .

 

Bridgeport, Ct.

i l UR SEASON
«runw

SEAL SKIN

sACQUES.

SEAL SKIN

D()lal\lAN S.

Fur-Lind Gaining.

“‘o TAKE THE LEdD. and by .
lust of us you will SAVE

15 in in Dallas in Gaunt.

Quits! Burials!

our liuuiouso Mauutaolure.
and tho ial l‘ucihtioa wo control. we
aw oua

hlcdlood‘or
Car at.
meot‘

At what would ho t
or thialwro. \\‘o haw

“filmy NEW Plilllit,

“to“ baton been Show.
and our Rhino Lulu him broil W
in May williuilar. \\‘.~ pay Sim At
touttiui. and «in

Extra lnducemenls

‘l‘o pathos “summon lion.“ (\uuploto.

David M. Read.

Bridgeport. Ct.

Only Look!

‘l‘lw “roams! iiulimmcmu m

Millinery

‘ .'\ N |)
\ .
l lllll‘) Goods.
Rwy lliloml \\‘o uni Solon: nut our Stin‘h‘ oi

llats. llirds. “roasts. and Pllillle
“FLOW 0051‘

Trimmed Hats.

t‘iwsiwr than hm Nhor Nimbus-humid lll Town A
Largo Ammuwm of

Holiday floods

Just liowimi. including
Plumes. Wallets.
Soups, Etc.

A “null Sills?"

Hall-88161181 f01‘50 Clllli.

Silk llandkcrcliisfs in Evorv \‘nrioty rind
Color: Mourning and \Viiitc :i
Specialty.

Ladies Fur-Lined Gloves,

WOOLEN Ml'l'l‘ENS. SCARFS, Etc.

Ladies’ Knit Jackets, Law as 300.
Hair Goods ,

A Sl’El‘lALTl'.
A Human Hair Switch for 50 Cents.
CALI. AND SEE US,

Mrs. H. Krieger.

m. J. A. Godfrey.

Fiiiioy

 

Lauder's Block. So. Norwalk.

“'1'" clow out hillllllCt‘ of Winu‘r Block of

MILLINEBY,

('ullrilll mg of

Trimmed and Untriinmed

FI—IA'I‘S,

In all the LATEST SHAPES.

Ostrich & Fancy Feathers,
Birds.

And a Lam Assortment of
Flowers for Dress
Occasions.

All at GREATLY REDUCED Prices.

Do not fall to examine our selection before pun
chasing elsewhere.

78 Hula 8%.. -
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, So. Norwslk.

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"’ "a unv ' [FM—”Mow.

A. Dickerman & Son’s.

39 Washington St. So. N orwalk.

 

’ Mrs. W.

 

Fawcett,

No. 8 “Water St... Norwalk.

closingSala! Imminsa Reduction in Prices!

‘ -—-—---Ol“ TRIMNED AND UN'I‘RINMED—w—

Hat

Bonnets,

a and
Ostrich and Fancy l-‘cathers. \‘olwts. Plushos. and llihhsss.
—— armour known To cow—m-

50 Pr. 0. Fun“

'l‘liois‘

ltva‘tflat‘ l’sdoefi.

l‘hildrvns‘ Tutu O‘Shnuter (hips. til) cts.. worth $1.00.
\\ \\ \\ \\

l.3l\ “

“Cid

Ostrich Tips at film hunch. mush N ill.

Ml (hunch l‘luiuoo. Sums. W‘W‘h dial).

is u u a u u ‘3‘“
ll‘uucy “ultimo. All “ “ hulk
Ornaments. lll “ “ ill
\‘c‘wl furious. Ml “ “ Quill
“ouch N‘s. 30 “ “ {Lil}.
M Mom. to “ MW price will
“than Room to “ ,

—r—~JI‘ST RK‘NVRD A (‘lltlll‘ll ANNE.“ (“town
——l“lo\\‘0s~s iln' Ich‘s‘niug‘ \Voaui-n
.\T N .\.\‘ll 8‘ PER“ PER lll‘b‘i‘ll.

blow iii tho limo to lint l‘lil’ihl‘. and Thus in Tho Plow.
No. 8 “hates- .n‘troct. - Nortifinlk.

\hllidllllS and “this“ Mow sputum. lucid
“\vMW‘h M" :M l“ “haul Si in “on can
Nil N ». Nd iii VN‘\.\\§ paw. i.»
ll ii Viiuiuwoi h ‘\\ . in) and is? Now. aims.
\‘ou \‘tuh, “is.“

lilcct ion Notice.

The City lliiiual Bail ll Saul
Nlmll, Coin.

' ‘llll illihl'ldli ANNl‘hl. hllill‘i‘ih‘i. u! llw

l biochhiihh‘noi this link. li‘l‘ tho nlwnui. \\l

llirwmn for tho vusuiuu your, um no bud in llm

'h“km‘|0llfil\‘\“l ‘i‘uosdu. iiw \Iiii its) “Llano-
‘ \lll ink l “l.

m“ n. iii in .u l..\\"i\\N. mum

South Noni-am. «\inu. lily tun. use to: l\\

Pianos,— Brains and Melaienns
non sum.

‘lllluliili‘uumwll 'l‘mniw iil‘ llli‘ Ahunwl R‘-
iuiciiiJm-nm u [\um. we! wil at i‘m-niv

SAW at ho .lowclry Stow u! A \l' Austin. \\ all it .
Normal . 0min oxuniucuriug “womb" l~i. iN.
iii ll our. iiiilil rl ll“. Salo- ulll oiiliiuuvdsily uu
‘ ho olnt‘li mmpri o- tho following

l‘iaiiiis. Dru-am. hivlodmun. \ in
llI\-. \‘iulin lino-u. i is and dump I‘lrlllu Simli.
Ilitl'IVltlhli‘ml. Film. lliiiw. umish. tivrmah Al‘
mnlmiiii. Piano and Oman llnsw. owr tm luv-mi
llli‘lllil oi all kinds. mum now. mow mood hand
all in mud l‘illlllilliill .\ largvstwk of Wind: and
Natcr hi- im rowurliiu iiisiruiiioiiiu. Nii‘irsl ll:
simi‘iiori illusion. slit-ct Moor. vi.‘ .llm‘hipi‘sr
Pllllll‘l. Rut-moss Wagons. Iliivklimrd. Siriulv and
lvoublc-Smtml Slot h: wuh Slum, with or submit
PM», hi lhuibli‘ ans Siiiglo liariims, and othw nr
limos ton humor-min to niontiou Thu-c pinni- lllllV-l
ho distmlotatuii early daiv. and will lw will
t‘hM Mr Austin li- aulhnrzrul lo iuakv airs, u.
my a “cum ruwiw roomy and rwmpi for “w vinh‘
i‘i'mdiiionn mndr known at lhi‘llllli‘lliil ilnwni
mic lliiicd ll Nuruiilk. Nm L'Tlii. i
iillJls‘ l‘ 'l‘l'Tl‘lJi.

Thiniis‘ of Mill Rsiull‘.

ill limp-uni lit
iii-itruiucuin, \ is

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Dlstrlct of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court, Nov. 28th. A. D. HRS.

Elixir 0t FANNV ltOl‘KWiN‘li. into M Nurwalk, in
said district ill-consul ,

’l‘ho 0mm 0! l‘robstc for ”it" Dinirlct of Noni-nil.-
hslh limited and allowed six monilul from the ditto
home! for the hawthorn of mid acne in vxhllm
their claims for settlement. Thur-v “ ho noglwi l"
prcssnt their secounts. properly [mail-d. “iihm
mid time. will be dobsrrwl a rwmorv. All [ion-mu
indebted to said cststs arc H‘qllerlifil tu nmlw immo-
disw payment to

691431!

. . g , 62 Washin ton St. l'iider lahsckonio Hotel, 80. Norwslk.
“' R L“ $33.12;..." Nos-walk, 0*. g ’
fl — #

AT COST!

rv‘l‘llliw

KISSES S'l‘.JOHN,

Will Soil Tholr Enii‘l‘o Stock of

MllllNERY,

AT COST
-—~~l-‘0R 'rur: NEXT—"—

80 Days.

-33 MAIN STREET.

 

 

 

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Plaistod,
nausmsr : APilTllEllllll

sow ms m m A
FINE LINE bF GOODS
SUITABLE non THE

“noiinii ram."

odor Baskets, Vases, Toilet.
Glass

«pros, Boxes. Cit

Odor Casesi
\
are, Etc” litre.

Sets, F

’ mammogram MN. ‘

ML“) A FIRE LINE ()me l

P E R F U M E S ,
Luhiu’s, Lunhcrg-‘s, Palmer’s sud t‘olgsic’s Extracts,

l‘iindrsy’s and Becca’s
SA'I‘OHETS POW] DEBS.

twccd . Caswcil. Hazard Jr Go. Cslgstc’s. Austin‘s
A Foj‘r’cst Flower, flcyt‘s dermal, Ills-
cock‘s Flori-stun. Sweet By and
By. Farina, and

Plajstei’s lllll Well Holmes.

“IMPORTED AND immac—

Soaps, Toilet Powders, Ranges, .
Etc, Etc.

WE HAVE Also A 38“” AND ELWAST STOCK OF
[lupus-ted and Donsestic

Brushes and Whisks,

nv—UF ALL KINDS——

Art Materials,

1‘! ..-\ l N .-\ N1) DECORATED

Panels, Tambol'lnes, Etc.

l’lacques,

“WE CAN 8110“? YOU SOME PRETTY STYLES IN

BOX STATIONERY,

At Reasonable Rates.

Also Ink Stands, Stylograplilc Pens, Thermomc- ’
tors, Etc., Etc.

Give Us a. Call.

 

 

 

 

 

 

COMSTOCK

Having closed out at a great sacrifice several lots of Derby
Hats, will for the next 30 Days offer them
at the following prices,

A ADA.AW

BROTHERS,

50 I102. Dunlap Burl, Very Fine, Worth $3.00, at $1.75 w

40

Good,

 

2.00, at 1.25 i

. 1'“

Our OVorcoat Stock is exceedingly large and ’
Prices Attrgctivo. ‘

CARDIGAN JACKETS.
UNDERWEAR

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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‘A- SPECIALTY. , ' L

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