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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, March 22, 1883 · page 2

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, filmieictllcelcin in thie
“a hnday will be avoided. and
hflwhhie a condemned criminalm

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, tun will be deprived of its
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members OT the 0th leg.
* write that there in a move-
“ fl Columbus having (or its object
“on of Senator John Sher-
- bribe gevernorehip next fall. The
'hhkflhm be elected gov-
”hunted the democratic majori-
hwnnldhavetoface. hewouldhe a
w undidate for the presidential
We in the convention neat enm-
use. “Bonnet John‘s” championing the
“Micro cause in the last Gon-
”all advocating a further-postpone-
Mdtbetax on bonded whiskey
wenfl kill him if he be brought before
he‘ll-deb
-« CITY names.
fiew made at theclty meet-
mm: to dispose of the
'tt on Franklin street met with gen-
u m, and will undoubtedly be on
m by the public. As claimed at
In m it will beeerernl years he-
Mldqbaflieneeded; owing to the
Engines of property now need (or that
m To hold the lot until the c:
w of this leave would involves
h espouse in interest and prevent

theorems» c! this property which
hm for other purpoeee. and
whab not properly located or well
”a torn oily building. By selling
im an amount equal or nearly
“bhcr'iginal purchaeecan heob
w. and the immediate improvement
will add materially to

'gihdliet and income or the city.
“working a double benefit. The tax
3 fiflhidattheclty meeting will
“auspice of team over current ex-
which, together with the pro-

. dflaottbe lot. will almost wipe
“Seating debt or the city. A pub-

” is adangemue nucleon,
,Wintowu aflaira. and
My increaeee until the
ol interest becomee a serious
udincreeeeetaxee to an ex—
Migrawingrapldlyand
lent more moment to parties.
nitration!“ business or reel-
“the matteroi taxes. and
fibula-ed in this respect are
Bthweicrehehoovee the city
die. hem improve-
”lobe made and necessary
‘ 'w met as they are in-

buttnleavethepayrnentot retueeda

,wm “rotors genera-
" w“ eluding temporary re-
only boom to preeent
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tobecc‘me amnioce-

An item in th‘ a column last week in
reference to the death 0! Ir. Wood.
ehonidhavereadllr. Jceeph P. cod.
end not Noah. and his age 81'. instead or
00. Sancho w the Gnostic or this leweeh

exactly the

lit.
from the clerkehip in one or our promi-
613mm a few years ago,
hehae high position In a large
house on Broadway in New
*Ycrk city.

"Prci." Hamilton of Norwalk. the eun-
tanned champion roller ekerer. visited
Danbury Saturdayn t last attended

theopening o! the rin
the evening. He!
natives oi that little
evolutions udon the roll.
feeeor“ has only enjoyed this
(or the od oi a month. He ornicr-
ly ehou cred the salt title o! "Ham. “
and many will reruem him by it. but
now he has rim to a higher ere in
life. when. on skates. an willbeknown
no more as “Ham Bone."

Theekating rink will close with the

neeto-rnorrow afternoon end by a
exhibition chain in the evening.
“flew don‘t-owl" be laid whenuth engink
a I: opened. Ianager on rap
is savoring to make arrangemente to
open a rink at Rotor: Point “durin‘glu the
coming summer eeamn.
lord the many visitors to that pleasant
resort a new and heal ealthlul amusement,
as well he making it more chular then
ever. It is evident that th muaement
will become n standing institution
throughout the state. an it seems to be
well pamnieed wherever introduced,
and meet aauredly Is a money making
hueineee

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Ir. Boole and lie Congregation.
'rru: unsure Duran run me come-

artca snow nor an-arroun' met.

The trueteee oi the South Second
Street M. E. Church. Williamehurg. by
a majority vote at a meeting on last
Friday evenin. directed that the Con
terencemhen t aeeemblee. be notified of
thedeeire oi the congregation to hove
some other rplaced them.

stand t ohe wend away without asking
mission to do Now. Ilike Mr.
in. When he first came here there
were some members 0! thecon congregation
who were displeased. The first night
he took charge he told them that he
knew there were some who did not want
him there. but thathe was there and
wee going to stay. You know several
gears before he had beenin n.charge At
flerent times during the past year little
troubles have come up. and at those
times he would go over the old ground
of complaint about the ohan oi pastors
and would tell the oongregah on what he
was going tod 0. Final told them
hewae going to etayw ether or not.
This announcement did not ease
some 0! the trustees. and they too the
action on e of. During the week
some 0 Mr. e‘ a friends in the church
have met several times in an endeavor
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toIn the Oonierenoe. and obtain. Ii bio

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it.In .gogle being away Mme

know whether hew iketha
I think he would (er to leave the
whole matter to the erence. From
what! have heard today I think the
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v. . er . owns
and was well liked
andan Molaotione. as
cell to the Nortolk Street
Church. and another to the South Third

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For Easter,

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CALL AND EXAMINE,

And you will he convinced that there is noneceeelty
for going to New York this reason.

Prices Way Down

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You know the best way to save your
hard earned wealth. is to buy __whereyou
can get the beet goods (or the leaetrnon-
ey. and this is Juet the place. The reason
why I can eell cheaper than any other to
Mouse. 1 have no clerks. I db all the
business myseli.thereiore having a much
lees expense. 1 can and will eel! the
same goode ier leee money. i have‘ It»
received a large etock oi

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[or both men and boys. which excels all
others in quality and price. lly stock
0! gents furnishing goods. including
hale. trunks. traveling bage, ele..le com-
plete. Iaimtopleaeeall. Dnn'ttorget
the piece.

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And get some of that Creamery

Buttered Flour, the latest out;

makes delicious biscuit in1 ten
minutes

Good Black Tea 30 etc. lb.

We are giving a silver
knife end fork away with the
Sun Baking Powder. '

W e are selling nice Canned

Corn for 10 cents a can.

Three lb. can Tomatoes. two

for 25 cents. _
Something new {in

which you can ‘9,
stove with lees £30117
dust. and looks it '

‘ er than any other.

We are also giung"
bury watch away "5
of soap.

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At Loweert

Cash Priceu.

L ATES‘T STYLES

I now have a Larger Stock than ever before, and which I am

able to sell at prices which will enable men and boy
to buy a. good serviceable article at a Low
Figure

I shall take the lead this
season in styles and
prices.

The Largest Stock:
The Best Assortment!

Special attention is called to our Large Assortment of

"HILDRENS’ HATS

All Hats fitted to Ihc head by a. French Conformntor.
examination will convince.

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'Seersuckclis, at 8 cents per yard.

The Cheapest Rent!

The Lowest Prices:

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AI. 5 cents per yard.

Give us a trial.

Wm. K.,, Mc Ewen,

8.6 Washingtonm St...

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A few more pieces of Gingham, at 60. pr. yd.

100 pieces of latest styles Dress Ginghams.

Ian. Dress

Goqu,

We are adoring this week good. Dress Plaide for 10 cents per

yard and up, and many better at 15.20 and 25 etc.

idealioo Wrapper

We will sell the Best

7A very good line of Colored Cashmere.

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