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Local \ut lrra.
lluiiey l‘oiubcuiidv. fresh every day.
..Z ll-‘llilllil‘a l'l‘llfl‘l‘nlll‘tl‘rV. ‘ '
, i'ulciiuiiiiiig. l'aper-lmiigiug. “'itll
l' x‘pt‘rs. (l-slil Paints and liruiizvs. L. ll
in .‘lu r. .31 .\l.iiii .‘l.
Furniture. Sum-- idea of the extent
wf lliln branch of busuii-ss as now cairinl
on hi liiSllill. um llt‘tillltlllltd by visiting
tiw \vuru- rooms at l‘uiue‘s mzuiiifiivlnrv
. u l‘.ui:tl Stun-i. Huston. This is one of
the Ltrgmi iii ihc country. with show
“'0le cnvi-iiiig acres of lluor-rlmui.
sucked “llll every variety of huusc fur-
lllllll’t‘. at inztiiiifuctiircrs' :iud importer“
prim “,“ llll'll sini- Elli-‘lll Ull1‘ third the
l'k‘l‘tll In lllt‘ll' rustuuwrs.
lm'ynu miss the duck? ';
llii~iness is t‘v-ry ll\’!'l_\' lll ,\. Siihuaii's
lid: lm'LIr)‘.
s .l. Sin-ninth has gniic “wt topur~
\ll.l‘l‘ hursvs.
livirytliiiig is fi‘i-i-tli :iiiil lll\‘lllll;,' ill
iv)‘: iuilrki-t.
lh~lmp \Villiiuiis was :it tho .‘ldllul‘kr «
i-i ~ lla-tvl yi‘atcrduy.
Dish priid fur chickens. tit llcarse‘s
m lflu'l. 7M Mum-st.
.lv‘I'ulllt‘ Smith. who has~
1.. is improving slowly.
Will \‘. Footl- will rcturn to Ann .\r.
i cullcge iii a few days.
Tho new sign of l. iiiiisbury. M.itilic\\'~
l N l'n.. shows very nicely.
‘ i, ll. llilryi‘y Will iii'i’iipy ulic «if the
~t-zzr‘\ of his new building .\pril l~t.
l{~-\. .\. S, liiimburt has iriitcd the
W. St. John place on \\'.-~*t sin-ct.
in ‘l'.(i‘ l.. l. i ‘kwuml of this city. «ii-
i‘ !'~‘-l :1 \‘nllcgo a! \ll‘lifl'a‘l'. “ism. flll<
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,\i 'hitrct_ l‘ullisiwr of Bridgeport. is
in Am; tln- [ildllsrflil‘ the new l‘uipiht
t‘E‘llx‘li. ,
'lhv Nurwalk l'hni'ul l'iiiun will give
:1 _;i.tud concert zit )luqi- llziil NHlH- time
ll‘. _\l.lrcli.
\Vv noticed A line lot of frost iish "'lllth’
:ml linking.“ :it lliiii: t\' leuif's uu
, 'lv‘silA)‘.
i‘ipi. .lriscpll \V. lllllvlli‘ll of Norwalk.
lll"'l \lll‘lll‘uly. )'c‘li‘fd;l_\’. Tl’lllii :l Slinkt,‘
cf lurulyscs.
Th»- T‘ltirrtii'u‘S-xcml Hub of Nnrwull‘
will give ll lull ill l.~wk\v.-..d‘s Hull “11
l’rnl \y vvviiiiig, l’cbriiiry ‘.‘.'l
'I‘hcrv- ll:l\‘i‘ b -en manly :i ‘B‘iuiidred
men lll>t‘llllrt‘gll from ii»; 1‘0 h't‘lll‘lll
Niitiniml lilllllil within :1 no. k
Hid \\'cll lll\i~liili. S. of T. will huld
:i iiu‘kiie sociable iii flii'll‘ runiiis. llibl-le‘s
lle k. Thursday c\~-liiii-.:. l‘l-li. ‘Jl.
~-ti.i lei l". ll. l.:i\v'n:i .\" i‘w.‘s for fine
litlllt‘l‘.
lluttcr .‘lcl‘fwi-ii run ives nub ra from
a". over the c-uiiizry for l|:i'~. livery
”w h.- pi-lls in l‘lll>l-li‘ pill'lli“ s-llls aii~
iiilii‘l'. .
John H. Ferris bus lhl‘ll drawn jiiror'
ia tlw' criminal ll'rl“ of the ~iiperiur
wit in llrnlgnpuri. which begi ucxt
‘_li'~!l1l_\‘.
i .v-- pr-xp-uitiuns fur lllt‘illln‘f.~lilll \vcre
l- a ivtd uii 'l‘liiir~vl.ty rvwiiiiig ifl‘l by
vi .l~Ilill Ludgr. No. 0’». l‘. :ii.d .\ M . of
borough.
i'~i-- small ll'illl hitvuiiig pmts iii fruiil
: i lii'k .\' lane's lib-ck llll\’r‘ l‘t‘l‘ll re-
Ii: vvwl. This will l--:1ppi'ci‘i::tcd by lllt‘
llll\r iiiug plll’ltl‘.
l i\‘v' millllrl‘
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.ti‘l. llnlllr :i' lhi‘u-u.
\il r.\ pyiiunui-rs of put are invited to
.121: l.-l tlic leilillltl iiiicliiig of tho l‘uu~
iiwiirut .\~~\N‘l.lliiill at Stmliuuii‘s Hull.
Hung-rd.- T‘flilli)‘. Full. '33
The iirst \‘dli‘llllllt' was rem-ind iii 4
«Ft-“wk this iiiuriiiug by \\'ill l'ruw. It
1‘ :1 line boy. who “- is expected will
make it straight out democrat.
The l‘uugn-g lllvllltll sm‘iulilr‘ in Mrs. A.
Liliiilcr‘s last night wus largely attended
ih-‘spite the unfavorable weather. iiiid
the iu-t prucemh were over $3”.
Miss \‘uuderhull’ givu a party to her
friends but evening at tho residence of
livr Lulu-r. T. S. Mandi-[hi ll. “'esthve.
The lllllt' folks bad a very happy time.
5 allinceouu-at by the pound or pail.
lyuu Will iind at Seymour llrus.
Thi- lll‘ltlttt'P'bl‘l t‘umiiiuii t‘tiuiicil was
petitioned Monday night by the police
coiiiiiiissiuiiers t» hlllldllll 200 Esprcial
policemen to wzuch the saloons nu Sun-
day.
Tllr' annual meeting of Old “‘9" Hook
& Ladder (KL. Will be lielil tin .‘bilidny
evening. March :lil. .\ full attendance
is desired. as an eh-ctionruf ctlicers will
take place.
John Q. A. llepiiy of Nrw York. has
purchased E. \\'. Kelly‘s house on Havi-
laud street. Mr. Kelly Will build at once
on his lot tippusitc the lx-grand Lock-
wood place. .
I .\ collection taken at llic Congrega-
rll vinl church Sunday morning. to meet
.t ‘u- t'xhl‘lult‘ of the new (‘llllln‘L111110111119?!
1'3 uvt-r $13M). leaving only a. small
amount to raise.
Rev. A. Hill was unable to occupy his
pulpit last Sunday morning and it was
supplied by Rev. J. Cromlish of the East
Avenue Church. who delivered :1 strong
sermon on "The Love of God.“
Senator Hyatt has introdued a bill for
the appropriation of 320.000 for a new
armoriy in Norwalk. also a bill author-
izing the Danbury and Norwalk railroad
to charter and run steamboats.
Dr. J. C. Newkirk. Jr.. who hasbeen
ticing dentistry with Dr. F. T. Hya't
or several years. has opened an office at
his maidence on Lewis street. near the
First Congregational church. borough.
Senator Plunkett has introduced a bill
providing that when any city or town is
compelled to pit damages resulting
from falling on oi cwalks. the owners of
the adjoining property shall be liable to
the city. .
Tho Messrs. Gillespie of the Advocate
on Saturday purchased of John Cotter a
twelve-horse power engine for their
printing establishment. . Thcy will build
an addition to the office this spring. and
double their facilities. 7
On Tuesday the authorities of South
Norwalhcouncilof the Legion of Honor
rocoivd a draft for 33.000. the amount
for which the lots w. Day was
island in the order. which has been
’H to his wife and daughters.
Judy nor-obs. M: in the super.
hr court rendered; duct-ion denying
‘5. m to admit “Billy" MoGlory to
u inthomotioufora new trial
in can. mm was token book
to hubs and yesterday was trans-
Intbo penitentiary to m out
at: months um.
Bold. of
7 “Who'llmoflr.
Lunar-notified”
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'«New an). Seymour Bros.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Ron are located
at the Mahmhemo hotel.
Will B.'Swotds. of Springfield. spent
Sunday With his parents.
Mm. A. R. Ackcrt has taken a five
years lease of Rotor: Point.
‘ Mrs. Councilman Hunt isvisitiug vela-
lives in Putnam county. N. Y
llenry_\'an Ruinear started on his rc<
turn to lumsas City on Monday.
t‘rofut & Knapp are very busy upon
orders for spring and summer hats.
_ —Corned beef aspecialty. both in qual-
ity and price. at Bearse‘s. {ill Main st.
llousekeepem should read (XE. Smith‘s
change of advertisement iii this issue.
.‘Mrs. E. 'A. \\'oodward and baby are
visiting Miss Peterson of Philadelphia. \
There is no hope of Thomas H. Moris
son's recovery. and the aunoiiuceuu-nt
of his death is daily expected.
Miss A. Diiimell. of New York, who
has berm visuing the Misses Newcomb.
returned to her home Tuesday
John 11. Light. E91}. will speak at the
Tcmpcrance Reform room Friday even—
ing mi the ““I-éiues of thc Bible."
Tlic members of l‘utuiim Hose com—
pany are arranging for a lecture at Music
"all soon after tho close of the lciital
$03511“.
.\ complete engine and builcr made of
hell metal. by Mr. 11. Decker of the
N irwalk Iron \Vorks is on exhibition in
Sullivan‘s store.
The first and part of anothcr page of
the .llc‘i-Iiiiiiii‘iil .\'. ms is devoted to a des~
cripiion of the air cuntpressurs made by
llic Norv‘alk lrou \\'oi‘ks.
L'isl Thursday SJ. Sherman purchased
the ciitire mini! and livery business of
llm-rge Lockwood. Mr. Sherman occu‘
pied his new stables this week.
\\‘illi:uu ll. (“urtis of Stamford. has
the contract to iiiiike the monument to
lic crccted at (lettysbuig. by the Seven--
teenili regiment. t‘. \'.. In x: July.
~—Somcthing new—Evaporated Pump-
kin. at F. 1). IJlWlUl] & t‘o.‘s.
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.\. llickermziu & Son this week adveia
tise liiundricd and iiiilaiindried shirts. of
all SlZi‘S iiiid iit various pi ices. among
which is a good huiiidried shirt for $1.00.
The Methodist: l‘hurcli was well tilled
Sunday evening and were given a vcry
iiiti-rcsiiug talk on the missionary work
in fifi‘l‘lgn llt'lili liyrlllrw‘. (icorgc Lansing
Taylor.
The finishers of t‘rnfiit A“ Knapp fac-
tory No. ‘2 took it collrciiuii of $26 for
lluv id lb'urdon. tho father of the boy i114
jurcd by ilic railroad and iiiiotbci by
coasting.
The om \\'cll Hunk .c Ladder v.7.“
milled two hundred and twoiity—live dol-
lars from their lust ball. This is tlic lar-
gest :iuiuuiit evt-r before realized by a ball
given by lllt’lll.
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to work the second degree. which will
also bc worked on '\\'educsd;iy rvi-iiiug.
All are invited.
Senator Scciiuld has presented pctitiuii
of trustees of Fill‘ll‘s Home for Soldiers
:1! lurieii. rrcitiiig that disputes have
arisen over the will of lleiijiimiu Fitch.
fouudcr of the llilllil‘. and asking lt‘IlYl‘
tn cuiiipruiuisi- claims arising in that
way'.
lliiili r l‘liuptcr worked the iuzirk mus-
tvr dcgi‘ec oi: Thursday evening lust.
Among those who witiiesscd the wuik
we re llcpniy liruiid High Priest l‘liestcr
Tildeii. and Past liriiud Lecturcr t‘hiiuii-
i‘ey M. llulcb. .‘leter the work :i c illai~
limit was servcd. 9'
Tucsduy cvt-iiipg was cvcrylliiug but
favorable fur entertainments. yet the
supper given at the liruiiiteville chapel
nil that“ r-vu-uiiig was :i rlu‘ided success.
Tlicre was '1» largo :itti‘iidtiiice. cxccllciit
l‘lllt‘mlll and supper. and the net
prmh rtl< amount to $75.
but l'YI‘lllll: :i. Ill'll‘LIulli‘ll of Old “'ell
lhml; and l. lililr‘r company attend. d :i
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tamed by the Harry lluwurds.
The mum's of em men and women
who have bccii sci-ii entering policy dens
iii lliidgeport h:i\ e becu taken by the
law and l‘l'llt‘r cuiiiiniltce and will be
called as \\‘itiics<es against the policy
dealers who are to be :iriesied unless the
business is at ouce discontinued.
”At Seymour Bros. you will find sonic
tine Maple Syrup. J ml the thing for
cakcs. Try it. .
1! is reported that the lliiibury N Nur-
wulk ll.ll.1i:ischurtercd the iron steamer
\‘irgiiiiu for the , \\'ilsnu l‘oiiit route. ‘3
The vessel is two yours old. 200 fret bug;
and is \ wind by tin-flirty Line. and is i
now running between Baltimore :rll‘iil ‘
Norfolk. on the l‘hesupeake buy. ‘
There are people who don‘t know any
better than to tie their horses so tlitit
they stand on the crusswulks for hours.
The crussvvulks ure very much nt‘t‘yll‘l‘
these iiiui-s. and folks that cilher heed-
lt‘Ssl)‘ or it‘iiciitiuiinlly obstruct lbciu ‘
ought to be made in do differently.
Miss Mary .~\.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
llilYltl L. llurbimk. of \lt‘l‘ieyl‘ll)‘1leiglll‘l.
was married on Tuesday cveuing. Feb.
.‘iili. lu .luuiithiiu Hopper. of that. place.
The ceremony took place in the Bergen
lluplist cliiiich. the Rev. Mr. Evans oili-
ciatiug. Mr. and Mrs. Hopper have
located in Jersey City.
Misscs Nellie and Stclla Tlieile cuter—
tuiucda lilrge iiirty of their fricuds :it
their home on leiiedict Farm last night.
Thc young folks bud amusement to thcir
heuris‘ content. and were given ii line
culluiioii. It was ‘2 o‘clock before tlu‘l'
deported. and then with regrets that the
time had flown so rapidly.
\\'lmtever ihc small joker may siiv.
the (it‘fll‘l‘ill Assembly of Connecticut s
a good representation of the intelligence
of the state. 11:: member.) are. as clear-
headcd and as honest a body of men as
the members of any legislative body in
the world. and will not compare unfavor-
ably with the congress of the United
States—New Haven L'ni‘ou.
"What are you crying about asked a
kind hearted stranger of a lad who was
standing in front of a newspaper oflice
weeping as if his heart would break.
"0h. dad‘s gone upstairs to lick the edi-
tor.“ u“'cll. has he come down yet?“
pursued the gentle Samaritan. “Pieces
of him have.“ explained the boy. indulg-
ing in a fresh outburst of tears, “and I‘m
expecting the rest every minute."
R. E. Kinney has resumed editorial
duties again. having accepted the posi-
tion of editora‘n-chief of The: New Church
a new local paper ublished in the inter‘
eat of the Baptist. iciety of this place.
having for its object the advertisement
of their supper and festival to be held in
Music Hall Feb. 25th to'raise funds for
the new church. Mr. Kinney‘s former
success with local journals assures the
succms of this.
—Go to I". D. Lawton 8' Co‘s for
choice Confectionery.
.The following gives the year in which
the several cities and boroughs of this
State were incorporated up to the year‘
1831z—Cities. Hartford 1781. Few Haven
1784. Middletown 1784. New London
1784. Norwich 1784. Bridgeport 1838.
\Vaterbury 1853. Meriden. 1861'. So. Nor-
,walk 1870. New Britain 1870. Boroughs
Stonington 1801. Guilford 1815. Danburv
1&3. Stamford 18m. Willimantio 1833.
Norwalk 1836. Oolchester 1816. Bethel
1847, Birmingham 1851 Wallingford
1853. Danielsonvillc 1856. Greenwich
1851, Winstod 1858. Ansnnia 180-1. Fair
Haven East 1873. Stafl‘ord Springs 1873.
“Int Haven 1873. Wat Stratford 1873.
Robert St. John. the ‘genlal commer-
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than taboo over to the depot. He saw
sion in this city this "week.
company Mr. Sherman on his western
trip
the ladies of Trinity church. at the rec~
tory this evening.
buy pure lard for 14¢. per lb . at Bemse‘s
market. 50 Main-st.
he Committee on Forfeited Rights
y t av reported favorably on petition
of
street last Friday evening.
the night wa kccs that licrctofoi‘c made
the depot their headquarters.
Hat Finishers‘ association will be held in
Bethe-l. Conn. the early part of May.
“'orks. has put in a new safe. His busi~
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trees of‘thc city is forbidden and those
pmtcd are by consent of property owners
list church last evening was largely at-
ler.dcd.aiid the music of a very high
tlic town clock repairs completed as
soon as possible.
water till the well riiiis dry."
road will build a new draw-bridge across
the Norwalk river. the extra weight of
teititmriiirily and that the patronage they
received ’was wholly satisfactory.
lli Bridgeport T‘l'lllllv‘ Judge 11.1““. from iii,»tableiheresolutionauthorizing
of 1|“. sulu-rutr [mun fiq‘uspd to quash ucnuiiuitlec of one senator and three
the .11... \vzirrautn inmqfings in u“. representatives tuiiiquire into puymeiii
giimciit: “Another victim of rum.
it alone and it won‘t hurt ymi.‘
murdered woman drink ii'.‘
il hurt her.“
who died recently in \Vcsterly. will soon
be :idiiiittcd to probate.
policies amount to $20.00”: of this $1".-
ili‘ill is in lllt‘ :‘lituu of Hartford. $5,000 in
of Philadelphia.
liziug (‘0. for the swim!“ at 15:4.
. . _ yearsiigo li‘lylllilllil Brothers sold mic
Tht-ro \vill lloll Spi‘tflzllllluutlllguf lltit— hm of the fpriilizur of this company
during thc season.
had increased to ‘lllil inns.
muiir llriis.. givcs splendid ~:lll$f:l\‘llii!l.
er l‘olumbus left port. at which some of
and suggcsliniis are made that tlicre may
of the Masonic Muiuul lleuctit Associa-
ineiit of flS<\'.\‘S‘llt‘lllS. ten new members
were admitted. one rejected and ilirei-
referred for furtlii-r examination.
\\‘l‘ilillllt: Monday cveiiiiig.
gi‘ztiid bull givcii by the iiiciubcrs (ll l'~lllzllll‘ll. The occasion was u very
“33“." lliip‘uid Hunk mid 1.:iddcl will“ pit-:iszmt oue throughout and Mr. and
party. of lurh‘licslrr. llmy rt-purt liuv- Mrs. “fled w”... the recipients of “W“.
(lulu Association of llridgcport :it tho
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despite the weather. \vcll stimuli-d.-
Tllllt‘llli iiis.
. llridgl-pnri was uneyeuruld on Thursday
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cz-ived iuiiny sevi-ri- bulb-tings tho pus!
twelve months. it still cuiitiuucs us mi—
ward prngress. iliidis what it purports.
in be u \Vorkiugmau‘s papal“
a cheap. and yvt at
ucwsy jlllll‘illll. :iiid shull \‘Illllllllli‘ iii iiii-
prov e it on evi-ry litiSalllii‘ occasion."
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model in u llll‘gt“ tank of water at his
lubiiratoi‘yluud oilice~rnouis iu the Bridgu
purl‘h‘uvings litiiik building. The model
is iweuty inches long. and speeds about
under water 21! a depth of lliree iiit‘lice
to four fret. uccordiug to the adjust-
iiiciit of the spring which operates its
L elevating and lowering attachment.
sides with whiskey and beer. is inviting
its early destruction.
1y that will make and administer law
against the ruin curse. so as to dry up
the tears from
children and broken hearted wives. is
the oiilv party that has an assured fu-
each other ’u those United States will be
the “Whiskey and Ilo~\\'hiskey parties.
To this consummation all things are
ilrifting.«—‘.~\ili\nta iGa.) Souflicrii Ten»
plur. '
Call at F. D. Lawton d: (‘0.‘s and get a
'I‘beoourtot Common Pleas iota-ss-
Mw. S. J. Sherman and son will ac-
Don‘t forget the. reception and sale by
——Bogs $9.50 per If!) lbs.. still you can
ohn G. Brundagc.
Mr. and Mrs. R H. Rowan entertained
few friends at their residence on Mai
The new ilice force have driven off
The next national convention of tho
Wm. ll. Hoyt of the. Duncan Iron
ess is in 11 very flourishing condition.
Miss Katie Iliiugerford of Adams. N.
.. who has been the guest of Miss Illin-
ie Knapp. left for Oswego, last evening.
The posting of liand~bills. etc.. On the
d joiiiiu g.
The organ concert at the borough Rup-
iid pleasing order.
The people are :ill anxious to have
“\\‘e uever miw the
It is reported that the the Consolidator]
he lm‘niuoiives and trains rcqiiiriug it.
The builder of the Mann boudoir cars
unounccs that they have been with—
rawu from the Consolidated road only
Yesterday n‘presciilutive Bell ~:illed
f funds by state irpasurer to tho oyster
umluitlce of tho town of Doric".
'l‘lic New l‘uuuaii .‘It‘&\‘t‘llj]r'l' speaking
f the rcceut Bridgeport niurdcr. pre-
i-iits the following iucuutrovertible ur-
‘l.cl
llid the
NI‘. lilll
The will of Rev. Lawrciicc \Yiilsli.
llis insurnuci-
hc l‘rovideuce Life and Trust cuiiipziiiy
Auditor Thomas I. llriymmul went to
'e\\‘ London last week. and nuide :ir<
:uigemeiits with the Quiunipiac Ferti-
'l‘hrce
Last season the sales
—Tli:\t Red and llciueliglit Oil. in Sey-
The papers arc lwgiuuiiigslu liilk of a
kill in Boston the night before flu-steam-
hc oilicers wore present. and at which
hey did not practice total abstinence.
is :1 reason for tlicir drowsiness at the
inn; of llll‘ disustcr. \‘oii :iiiy strniiger
cuipcrzuice St ruioii be prcuched':
.-\t the regular meeting of ihe directors
imi Monday evening. $2.000 was volt-d
n the \\'iil\i\vs of the bite l‘li:lflt‘.~“;\.
-'.mersou :iud l‘hnrles (‘g llickox. three
iieiubers wcie suspeiidcd for non pay-
Mr. and MN. “'m. ll. llvcxl cvlebraii-d
lic twculv-liftli anniversary of ihi-ir
About iifiy
if ili--ir friends wcri- with them on the
\"l‘.l‘~llll‘ and were furnished with :1 line
irciiy and valuable presents.
The iimsqurrmle bull given by tho linse—
lperzi house. Nurwulk. lasi evening. was.
The
Hill was sol-hill" a siicces. but Ill" iii:iii~
1;:1‘!‘ informed us that financially he was
illl of pocket. livery lady present i'w
mivcd an elaborate order of dance. The
‘nstiiiucs \Verv- from the sublime t-\ the
The party ended :ii an early
tour this ii. iii.
The Imii’u Ilix.‘ Kris:
published at
.‘ll_\.\: ".\'ohvilli.~‘.:ui:liiig it has re-
\\'c have
lone our best to give the reading public
liiiu‘ it
tho sum--
l’rofcssur ltitchcl. of lil‘idgcpul‘lfivlIOSl‘
lir~>hip made him famous. has iiivi-med
i siibuiariuebozit. He has it working
The political pzirty thitt to-duy lakes
The imliticiil pan
the faces of innocent
ture.‘ Erc long the parties confronting
——.~\ new article for washing. Puritine.
sample.
A meeting of the surviving members
of the 17th Connecticut Volunteers is
called at Buckingham Post h l. Monday
evening next. the object being; to raise
a fund toward the Gettysbuwonument
which is to commemorate t deeds of
the regiment and the valor of such men
as Fowler. Moore. Dauchy. \Vestlake.
Metcalf, Pickett and thirty others. The
veterans of the 17th ought to need no
urging to attend this meeting, and do
what they can toward the object. Re-
mcpiber the (late, Monday evening. Feb.
ISt i.
The temperance room was crowded
Friday evening. notwithstanding the un-
pleasant weather.
quite interesting. all participating ao-
quitting themselves very creditably.
The recitations worn by the following
Misses: May Richy. J ulie Bennett. .Lena
Crowe. Laura Reynolds. Annie Harris,
and Minnie Jones. Mr. Robert. Pearson,
and Masters Edwin Carr and George
Golden. Mia Rapelyea read aselection.
Next Friday evening John H. Light Erik;
him speak upon "The Wines of the Bi-
9-.”
The New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford railroad eompany have given out
the contract for a new wrought iron
bridge to replace the present iron struct~
are across the Housatonic river at Bridge~
port. A temporary bridge of timber will
be erected about 10 feet south of the
present bridge over which train's will
pass while‘the new one is building. so
that travel will not be interrupted. The.
new structure will be shunt 1.100 feet in
length and will cost about C175,”.
Ives & Bean's- of Philadelphia have the
iron contract. and work will be begun at
once.
Gormsnia hall was well filled Monday
evening, at the concert given by Mr.
Adolph Schmidt and the Germauia Sacri-
gel-build. Mr. Schmidt‘s performances
outho violin were of a very high order.
and delightful to his hearers. He is his»
tetof the instrument. Bis Citber laud
cation, in whlohhsulesaquill in files
marvellous
of the bow, isa
“schema-shy and
t‘litasolmbyllnxnml’mf.
1‘
0
bath:
The exercises were
the Wand
aadthsdastbyfidao
-8sva roomy hy‘bu lax cor-nod
boat at mom's markez. 80 mat.
The ice in the harbor has broken up and
no more inconvenience is expected from
it this winter. the .funniest clo ‘n A ' d
Iicrsons desiring to purchase houses - was wn l ‘ menu, an
and lots. or. to 1‘9!“ rooms should m J' $111th be 3:52? 31:31??? 5);“sz
3&l‘f22dalls advertisement in another queetxiont. Mr: Adams introduces many
Alfred Knapp yesterday rescued two :‘lIViche‘amil-in In; 8‘3"“th Dumpty
- , gin With himself. For
children from a muddy-grave on the
crossing from Lauder‘s corner to the
Mahackemo.
The contract for the new factory cor-
ner of Raymond and Day streets has
been given to H. R. Fitch. and work
has been begun.
One of the attractions at- tho Baptist
church entertainment on the evening of
Feb. 25th. will be a Japanvsa courtship
and wedding march.
Letters from Clarence- Nasli speak in
glowing terms of Florida. Mr. Nash
has gone into the tin business, and pros-
pects are very encouraging.
The entertainment announced to be
given by St. Paul‘s society to—niglit in
the Opera House. Norwalk. has been
postponed until next. Thursday evening.
—New article: L-u'ine. for washing.
You will find it at Seymour Bros.
liulwri l‘mkney of Norwalk. tlii.
morning showed symptoms of insanityt
and was taken in charge and will be sens
to the Middletown insane asylum to-mnr-
row.
Last Sunday morning oflicers Ayers
and Saunders arrested Albert E. Yule
for keeping his saloon on the bridge open
afterl‘ln'clock. He was taken before
Justice Ely Monday and had his case
postponed until to lla)‘.“‘llt‘ll he was fined
$25 for keeping open after 1‘3 o‘clock.
and $50 for keeping opcu on Sunday. and
costs. An appeal was takcu. Nelson
Taylor. Jr . for state. A. E. Austin for
defendant.
Rev. l-‘redcrick Saiifor.
and Miss llitili‘)‘ 01' Ni
married at the res‘idouce l bride's
mutlicr nu Camp street. yes 1 ay after-
uoou. The ceremony was performed by
Bishop \"illiuius. ,
On Saturday evening thetcmpcrmice
mcetiug was crowdcd. Tlic plcdge wits
signed by a goodly imuibcr. and the ex-
perieuccs of the newlv reformed wore
given with powerful effect. \Vill Bailey
of Smith Norwalk was present and guvc
the “boys" excellcut advice from a heart
full of live and :i mind stored with wide
expcl‘icnce. llcumlicls‘ Hall was crowd-
cd to oi ei‘lluwiuz: Sunday iifieruooii. .~\ fv
ier scripture reading. and :i pruycr by
Rev. Mr. l‘cgg. the president introduced
\Velfurd S. llziiley. of South Nurwulk.
who gave :1 powerful address, describing
many touching scenes which he bud
witnessed. ziud giving his own I‘Xlivl‘lv
ciice us :i reformed mun sucking in liclp
his brelliern. He found it heart y grcet~
iug and an audience full of t"lllllll~‘ln>‘lll.
Ten persons signed the pledge Ikmlmry
.Vc M's.
—.\ii ussortnu-nt of lllli‘ canned goods.
at llczirse's mtiiket. Fill Main-st.
.\ mischievous boy last Friday invest-
ed icii cents in good old limbiirgi-r clinese
and look it in the l'uion Sch-ml. whcrc
be divided it up lllft) scvernl pin-cs. ciic
of which he put iii’ the furnace. two
of \Vesilield.
‘\\‘:tll:. “‘l‘l‘l‘
other» he put iutn lmys‘ ilcslh‘. :iiid
thrcc others he dcpwsitu-d in three
rooms. \\'hcu the cliecs’c go! down to
work tlierc was a smell in that school
house as was a smell. The tczlchcrs
went from one room to thcnilieriiud
inquired of czicli other if they “suiclh-d
anything." Tin-y all agreed that there
was :i “horrid smell." but \ycrc :u :i luss
to tell by wlmt it was produce-i. Thc
npiiiinus ilmt were vi-utiircd covert-d
the ruugc from common place in the
must scientific. Scwer gas. ventilation.
dead rzils. c112, \\‘t‘l‘c.\llj.:gi‘\’li‘ll. but could
not be established. liul llll‘l‘i‘\‘~‘:ls‘llil
question about tlic small. The buy who
was respuusi‘ih- for the “rocket“ kept
his own l‘l‘llllm'l. and cu-lurcd ihi- sun-ll
heroically for the fun it :iifuriied him,
\\'e riillier Suspect that lllill buy liziil
been wading [hc “l‘eck's llaxl ll ~y"
skcll‘lit‘s.“ ;
Much idlercsi has been felt ill lhecusc
of Silas l‘.Tulllc ct :il. vs. Mrs. Sarah .~\.
ll iymoud. widow of John 1“. Raymond.
tric-d tit Bridgeport last week. .7 Sdllll'
thrn- years before his dt‘i‘l‘:‘r>\‘ it was
claimed that Mr. Raymond said to his
\\ ifc. one day. that he had been thinking
for two years of giving licr his place:
tlizit lie U‘Vl‘d about Solid and that llv
could not give it to hrr until his debts
were paid. as that would be dcfruudiiig
his crcditul's. He said if 5hr would b-t
him have that sum to pav b;< dcbts lll‘
would give ’ll‘r the place. She did
and he gay.- h.-r a warranty ill-ed. .\flcr
a week or so. Mr. ll. rapiestcd his wife
llUl to have the deed recurdul, :is be c\-
pccied la be elm-ted constable .u the full,
and feiired. if the deed was n-cuiiicd. h.-
woiild have ilitliculv in g-vttiug builds.
She i‘oziipliml with his Tl’illli‘5i. :i‘id tlic
decd was not ri-curded. .\ _\'l‘:ll‘ :u'lcr. he
iiguiu made the manic rnpu st. and then
again rcipu sicvl furilu-r delay on :lt't‘a‘lllil.
of his iippoiiiiiiu-ut as deputy slirriiT.
After this Mrst ll. hud the-iced recorded.
This is Mrs. llfs version of the matter.
On the other liiiiid i! was cliiimcd that
the $800 was :1 loan. and that the war-
ranty deed was given :is security for thc
lull“. Tllt‘l‘xillfl tlt'i‘ldl‘il lllul lllt‘ tll'l‘il “‘iIS
not given its security. but us :i‘gifi tothe
wife. Joliii ll. l‘errymid Nelson Taylor.
Jr. appeared as counsel for plaintiffs.
mid J. ll. ()liiisteitd and t‘. 1.. Reid of
Stamford for defcuduut.
Sn.
Roll of Iluuur l’ulun School.
.l \N\ .uuu 13%].
i=ii.\.\'i(i.i\' sruizi-t'r Si‘llunlu
lligli School—Senior clues. Edwurd
Taylor; iiiidd c class. Emily Hoyt: jiiu~
ior claws. Euium \‘euts: preparatory class
GenevieveSmith. '
Grade ll—(‘liiss l. l-llln lliiyer: class 33.
(lcnevu lluiiuiug: ciiiss ll, John llriscoll.
(imdc Sat‘liim 1. Isaac. Banks: class 2.
Leo Davis.
(lrode T—t‘lass 1. (‘Eiurlcs Godfrey.
Mamie Wood: class ‘3. Louise Bradley.
May Raymond. Alice Sherwood.
Grade 6~L‘.litss1. Elsie Raymond: class
‘2, Laura (lorham. .
Grade S‘tflass 1. Alice Layton: class
‘2. Lillie lleuiori. Maude Graham.
Graded —Clnss 1. Estellc Beecher. Alice
Morton: clam 2-. Marion Hibbard, \Villio
Lauder. Cora Stevens;
Grade S—Aniiie Bishop. Robbie Brown
Addie Godson. Annie Lewis. Maggie Na-
gle. Francis Shields; class 2. “‘illie Barg
Ernest Bailey. Belle Bosch, Gracie Byx-
bee. Victor Ferris. Lizzio llill. Fanny
Pakulski, Maude Slater. May Smith.
Gussie Steigauf. Ella \Vyman.
.coxcom) STREET SCHOOL. '
Grade 3—Class 1. Emma Gunther.
Charlie Hellmer: class 9. Katie Reynolds.
Grade 2—Class 1, Ella Scott, Lillie
Smith.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
sslsumv‘s TROUBADORS.
Next Monday evening. Salsbury‘s
Troubadcrs, direct from the new Park
Theatre. N. Y.. will appear at the Opem
House in “Three of aliind." which is
now having a successful run in the me-
tropolis and is considered one of the
most amusing comedys ever performed.
Seats can be secured at Plaisted‘s drug
stores.~ 0f the play the N. Y. Sun says:
“It. has all the dash and sparkle that
.made~\:‘Grecn Room Fun” and “The
Brook" so enjoyable. The songs are
witty and original. Nellie Mochry
displays her usual witchery, and Sale.
bury himself is as quaint as ever. The
play details the adventum of three New
York clerks and Dolly Dohwood (Miss
McHaury‘) at a country boarding house.
One of t e clerks falls in love with Dol-
ly, who turns out to be the flame of the
employer of the three men. The ems
players discovery of what is going on
ends in their dismissal. They starve for
twelve weeks in a gamt. when, through
the kindness of an uncle,~they go into
businma for themselves, Dolly lag
the man of her choice. and Jack ts
(Salsbury) the country girl who won his
love at the farm‘bou . The force is
well set and well noted. It will last the
Sabburv troops for morn than one m-
son.
q
N m “Du-m.”
text and evom‘n , “on Sotbem
will “pm“u‘ado will his great
. at at nann-
by his lithe. and w ' is
lathe-summon“ M ‘ an“
mad” . Mr. E huh.
the
‘3: .
two . «-
instance. he does some talkiu and works
in souls very funny bits, w icb is an
innovation in the time honored Humpt .
Hissunlo was funny, and his inimitab o
antics were as couvulsiag as usual.
ap
ing features of the evening.
sions of admiration were general. Bis
entrance on stilts and difficult feats per-
formed thereon with grace and ease ad-
ded to the novelt
Mr. Adams is t 9 center of attraction,
the support was better than usual, the
Pantaloon. Goody Two; Shoes. and the
others all doing well.
idence _of careful preparation.
Mrs. T1880}. the marrionetles vivaut. in
their illusions were quite amusing. Prof.
\V‘allace. in imitations of the singing
birds. was, perhaps, the best part of the
s
of a litt e chicken and the mocking bird
1’01!I “Hum
[8%. The Cifiunatl' News Journalmy
Adams is. unquestiousbly
' labor: Taylor
ltiiiieii ailCiiiielliiiatLar.
Canals-lonerddoodsforthestatecf New York.
City of South Norwalk.
A‘ FULL LINE OF
---llll|.AllllllEllEll SHIRTS-'-
'ISOI.
SENTINEL_ BUILDING.
.Conn.
.
His
stance on his performing pony
Miami and Counselor at Law,
Lauder‘s Block, ,
—-A '1‘—
JOHN H. LIGHT.
‘ VARIOUS PR
IdEs.
ALSO \VA‘AISUT'I‘é.
Commissioner of the Superior Court.
South Nor-walk, Ct.
incca" was one of the intercst~
Expres-
of the show. \Vhile
b
The olio gave ev-
54 Main Street.
Practical Plumber.
steam Ii‘lttcis‘ Siipilics. and Gas Fixtures. Job.
W. n. MEEKER,
Ely’s Building.
South xonnik. CL.
"-LAIINDERED SHIRTS---.
ALL SIZES AT {$1.00.
Steam and Gas Fitter. dcalcr in Plumber and
iiig_1ir0mptly alt cd to . 6194!.
Mr. and
pecislt ' programme. and his imitations
were perfect.
is a success.“
On the whole the show
New Baptist Church Supper.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold a sup r and Japanese bazaar and
festival at usic Hall. Monday. Feb. 25.
in aid of the building fund. The enter-
tainment Wlll be held for children at
3:30 in the afternoon. and slipper will
be ready at five o‘clock. at which broiled
oysters will be a specialty. It is unnec-
cessary for us to assure the public that
this Will be a fine alfair. or to urge them
to attend and assist so wurthy an object.
\\‘e are willing to guarantee that Miisrc
Hall will be tilled. and that all that at-
tenil will be pleased. and that the ladies
of the Baptist society will from this
source be able to contribute materially
toward the fund for the new church.
1
i
01’ Interest to li‘lrenu‘n.
The followmg has licen issued to the
several fire departments in the Slate.
and the State papers are requested to
publish the same:
a Divot-in. 1-“ b. nah. i\\‘t.
To the (25511" Fuginnrsrt‘ Hr fire u‘.’1ur.'r.-e.v..'.< 14'
3h! S'iilr Q" ( himecti.‘
lilNTiJIIEVrv'l‘lic lln‘ llrlflllll‘ll! of llsi.iu:rv
vuiml m lllt‘vllll: hr“ 1 Feb Lb. “\i. in in and '
:i lull bcflm- ilic lc: . luv to zippnipri . iiiiii
luxlll iii-c ilciurimr. ~ an llic Slulruii .;r of . .
lll‘ilit‘)’ nvciwd by (he Sluir from tho iii»iir:uivc i-iv.
llih lull in spi-cify lllril ilivih-iurimvms m-riw on
liri‘f the amount navih‘d from ilic luuu uherc :hv
:‘in~ ll!‘lk‘l"“ll‘ll?~ arc inmtwl. and in be used a-‘a
‘iiiiil to 11:11 tin-ii ~u iiiiimxl at tire.- and as a la'iicvu-
lvm fiiuil. \\‘c ink you io :ml ii< :n voiir poiu'r
by illllih‘lly‘lllx n‘prrscui 'c‘ . «tor» from
your place in gel iln- lltli pulsusl .\s this is ~niiic~
thin: for lllil\‘l‘r\:li :wu‘. \\ c would lzkc to hczir fiuiu
_.‘.
you :it your curlii \1 I‘JX‘A‘t‘llb‘lli‘e him- your dcpairi
iiiciii ’l“d> ill this illulll‘f. Your» Rcs mu :fizlly. ‘
ll. .1 {Rim \.
Swn-tsry Dziiibixry tin- ilcimrimciu.
STA “T I. l .\1’-‘2
The Mayor from (hr:- [110 Fast llhcr
Ought to he Ichn-u cql.
The following circular printed in red
ink. or blood. has becu sent tlirou; 31 the
mull this week to a uumbcr of persons.
The one in our lhis‘fl‘ssiwll reads :is 1'1»!—
lu\\‘.~‘ 2
Ti) Till“. T.\ Xl'AVlfllg
up
NUR‘VALK AND l‘lTY HF Si'l'Tl! .\‘Ul{\\'.\l.K.
The Mayor of the '.i_v nffiniiili Nnrwulk hm l~i~
kcn inmulizuL-clf lllz‘n'\p.ix.>1b:i:ty of 31. um; .~\.
lh’li‘c of tilting up a I‘Uiil". n-uiii ix: ilu- l‘iiy‘.~ 1::l22.
\vtzhnii: lll‘.’ lt‘li‘l \'\‘~. -uf :iiiilhar.zy.
The Mayor 1;» wt Ild'fi‘l‘ill -: i‘ :r: for iii: 2:
of tcwii (‘R>(‘~_ phw .lvd our: by 1 \ Mxyhr it},
L
l:
‘lu- Muyuruf i‘h cfly
"‘ i’izwii in Ex «nor; 2a..
::u..cc‘uicu who \u 1“ 1.11 n -n:~ of ih- 1 :iv
“lmz: Chil‘x'll. .ii \._~L;i::.ii; 'u! flu- ili.irli‘i‘ of ‘hill
div-.‘sil tilt of lliv Molar. n- :l'.‘ '2 1 ~‘..- h :m‘
i .iii~c tlu' Enui‘. la la-
I
szinl for damn-4m fur mil-mfg. . .ri >1‘
v :irv trawl 1mm.“ ;~.~, \\.
BOLTON.
1-2 .\ ‘T SIH{“'.\ LR.
The(‘uusulidated tillllI-i‘lil is lull-ling
a now bridgi- across Exist .\\‘l'1lli"
Capt. Oscar >12. .l-obii lift his vcsccl iu
the buy :it Staten Island yvsici'duy and
paid his family :l flying \‘l5ll. .
A mist has fallen over East Norwhlk.
its well as the rest of the country. which
has kept the people in partial darkness
itiid an unpleasant frame of mind and
bodily condition. Bill notwithstanding
this there was a grand guiltcring til the
people and nicmlwrs of the Mul- sci-icty
his! evening. \\'hcu tiic ludics have a
work in do. fog. mud and rain uni no
lvirriers. The lodirs say our church
must havc t‘il‘iliiuns. and for this pur-
pose tlii‘y are going to hold :1 Ilm‘klic ziiid
:tprnu fcstival a! Mrs. llibble's. \‘aiizuudt
:iveuuc. next Tuesday evening. and they
want tlicpcuplo- to come cut and help
them. .\ plcusaut liiui- assured.
I§|I\\'_\\"l‘u.\.
i‘umiumiori- lliltcii stuitvd for llurt-
ford on Tuesday.
We have had an ice bridgc for u long
period. but, the river is now clear of icc.
”or member of tho iisEcmbly. l‘lmrlcs
V. Bell. has bcen under the doctor‘s
hands at his home for scvcnil days twist.
but ventured out for Hartford on Tucs-
iluy. us tlicrc isuii accumulation of work
on his hands that must. be uttcndcd to.
The Baptist Siatc Board of Missions
are feeding the church here on the finest
of wheat. Their secretary. Rev. Mr.
llanna. being notilhid that this church
wanted it preacher for last Sabbath. sent
them the Rev. Mr. licuncy. a pastor of
great kiiowlcdgc :ind culturc. whose
presence and society is courted. and
whose conversation is a rich treat to
hear. lie preached morning and even-
ing on the lovo of God, and on the sco-
oiul coming of Christ. He left an im-
pression of lasting dclight with all who
Were fortunate enough to hear him. Mr.
Keiiney is a man of wealth. has crossed
the ocean eleven times. and has lately
returned from Italy. where he has been
for his health. ,
The evils of the liquor trafiic were
demonstrated here last Sabbath. James
Percey has a wife and one child. He is
one of the best of mechanics and has
constant work. \V‘ben under good in-
fluence there is no better man. He has
lately given evidence. of his desire to
make a good record for eternity bv ivris~
ing for prayers at the M. E. churc , and
has given evidence of his sincerity. He
is of a social nature. and is easily led and
uickly overcome. by strong drink. for
t 6 sale of which thc‘town grants licen~
sea to numerous persons who kee it for
sale every few yards distant. t ereby
tempting the weak to destroy themselves
and families. James got crazy drunk
last Sabbath. Whipped his wife and
drove her out of the house. There' being
no grand jurors here to whom she could
make a com laint. she repaired to South
Norwalk. r. Dalia took her com lain:
and sent the sherii for her husban . He
was confined over night and was let off
the next morning bv paying a line and
cost of about eight dollars. He is very
repentant, but is terribly afraid of the
temptations of rum shops, and the 80~
cioty his social nature draws him to.
Notice
0! Dissolution of Co‘l’artaershlp.
Tail‘ofin‘l’vuvlllkfi t‘rrwm ".555;
plumbing and an at ‘ busines'ln t in city. was
é‘ggtualcomenton ludayofmwstdls-
qubpslnus will be continued inthosame pics
by William 11. Moekorurho is full: authorised to
unleall umdimmuim. dthafororw
said hm. . IRA It. 1101
It ,- w. a. 11min
.— ~
Hfliilliiilii
Imm‘l’gw Boun- lbr Sale on
Bus ii i!!! ll min.
as prism-LE
{Milk 7cts. a Quart.
‘7
walk or South Norwulk.
' FOR SALE.
Desirable Ilcsidcnccs and Build-
oii Main street, and 75 fcci from on t‘hcstuiu sun-t.
mnderu improvements:
Eliiiivood ave.
contains almiii one and a half minis. and is so sim-
riivd that ii could be dividrd iiilu right or tcii build-
Machinrry; the yard having a front on
of fill fcct. and on the harbor of 35 feet.
of three to four hiuidrcd feet.
suw. Buzz l‘laiiier. Moulding Machine. 'l‘riizliiiiii:
Machiuc. Parking Box Machiiic. Sticking Maclunr.
Tun Suing Saw“. Tiiniiii: Laihc and Toni“. Blind
Mm Liticry. Thus~ u-is lira-s llrail~. Paiciii Saw
cliiiirry is 1!“! much “or-u. is in good ccndiiiun and
is now iiimtly in use. \\ ll|‘1'\‘ it can bc inept-ch d at
rzcu. and Stamford
A. Di'ckerman & Son.
39 \Vashington Street. South Norwnlk.
NUTIBE! NUTIBE! llll'llllli!
“'0 ollci‘ our entire Stock of Winter
cloaks, Horse Baiieis ail Lap—Baits
A'l‘ COST;
Gentlemen" Undersiirts and Drivers
[“01' 20 Cents 13:11-11.
Dwight Anchor Bleached his 111 llflilllcllll
[1“1'0‘” 111-. to 10(-. per yd.
E are now selling milk for 7 cents a quart. dc-
l‘ivered in cans or bottles. in any part of Nor-
RKMSON BROTHERS.
Ilnx 519 South Norwiilk. 42.3 Norwalk.
May 24111. IN Brio-if
iug Lots.
flnc large house on Main stmmin good repaincoir
aiiiiiig all moth-m impmvcmcuts; Int 36 fwi front
Two houscs on Wis! sin“. nearly new. with
lots running through to
(inc housc on “‘t‘l $11111. at Elm GDWQ‘; the in:
In“ luis.
ALSO For! SALE.
Planning Mill and Lumber Yard. with or without
\Vulcr sin-ct
with a depth
Machinery is also offend as follows: Planner. Re
Tobie :ll’ll 5:1“ s. llzuid Saw and .Im Saw. This not
iii v iiuic.
ALsc; FOR SALE.
“yum- umiuuh luriiinl in an\\.‘iik harbor. Du~
For partn llirll" and terms inquire of
HENRY R. FITCH, or
EDWIN ADAMS.
New Goods!
. .7
Dmiiioiids. “niches.
JEWE LRY
5M“ ,\_. 1;! iii Xuruulk. :i‘-:th.ir'.lui ‘.._\ :hv fruition).
Calicos worth 8c. We are Selling for
Go. per Yard.
Thcsc are only :i few articles which we mention as being
very cheap. Thanking llli‘ public for their liberal patronage
during the past year, we still solicit :1 share of the same.
.l. W. & M. 8. SMITH.
South erwalk.
IIUL'K FUR}! QL‘IL‘K-TRA l.\'
Rairnai Watches!
John l"uiey‘:: lluld Pens and Pencils.
Solid Silvi r illil! l‘ialcd “Hire. ”pent
(‘8 \\':Lshi:i;.;tv it St.
R. P. Beatty, Norwalk.
Clean and Pure Butter.
-BREAD-
livery Loaf \Veia‘hs '1‘\vonly-Six Ounces.
I‘ril-v Eight Curtis.
4 A‘A‘-‘
Ul‘lli Spct‘iat‘lt 5 and
l‘:_\'c-lil:i$$I‘$. xlk‘kt’l id
\\':\luut Clocks.
(illicit s.
in
llcpiiii'iii: and Adjusting
W A T C H E S
A Sl‘liy‘i.\l.'l‘\-
Msiiiiiud Tune by i‘lmiiimu‘hx. :ii
A.W. Austin’s
Opera Iloiisc Block.
TEA and COFFEQ ,
'l‘lic 130st :tt Ideast )lonoy.
2‘
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‘ 3'
Norwalk. - Conn. . J
" “ “ Mince Meat - Sweet Cider.
. E. Smith. ’
Stiiiiifcrd. - Conn.
-Pll|ll.TllY-
l)1'u\vn and l)1-e.~‘sed to Order.
Furniture!
New Spring Stvles cf Bcdroom Suits of
Walnut. Ash. Mahogany. Cherry. and
Rustin-led suits—sun own manufacture.
New styles in Parlor suits. made on
the premises. from $30 up.‘ Also furni—
ture for lilirariio. dining-rooms. etc.
First-class extension tables with full
leaves. at $1 per foot.
Bedding— Elegant pure curled hair
mattresses: also other varieties at low
prices.
Bed Springs. from $1 up: woven wire
springs. $4.50.
Carpets! limits!
The largest stuck in the CUVNTY at
the L0\\' EST l‘lllt‘l‘b‘ IN AMERICA.
Bigelow Body Brussells $1.25 per yd.
up.
Roxbury Brussclls carpets 90c. per yd.
Good qualities of other makes. 55c. to
\.
Laararbee Crackers.
R. P. Beatty, Norwalk.
Geo. B. Plaisted,
Drill“ and A110 iiiaii. ‘
I English :l-ply and Kidderminstcr car-
pets. the “kind that never wcar out.“
Lowell extra super Ingrams, 80c. per
’ar'l. . ; ‘ -
) llartrfdord extra super Ingrains. 75c. DP“X LLB I)
r ya . -
(vood‘ ualit . of In rains. 25c. to Bac' . ..
0.. C3,... > w... 239mm M . Drugs, Chem1cals, .
specialty, from :3 ".0 15 feet wide. at. low
iiiiuw iiiiis.
Elegant new styles from W. up.
”Window shade hollands all widths and
colors.
Cornice
Elegant
eta. and ends, 00.
Madras lace Nottingham. and heavy
curtains in great variety.
PAPE EARRINGS.
The largest stock in the state—five
hundred different designs and patterns
in gold and tints for decanting and ar-
tistic mural furnishing at prices lower
than the lowest.
Elegant gold paperhahgings. 35¢. per
If you want your house decorated;
froscoedor percd. or if you contem-
plate furn‘ ing in the latest style, with
modern taste, we defy canpetitiou in
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles.
Try Old Well Cologne.
Perfumes, Snaps, Stationery, All laiiiiilt
We have. concluded to give to the public the benefit of a few
of our old Formula, and would call your attention 1 \
5‘ Plaisted’s Cough ' Remedy l”f
Agile Cure, Iron Tonic Bitters, Our Own
Condit-ion Powders, Sarsaparilla,
les from 65c. up.
poles with rings. bra‘cb
a lo and ‘ We will give you an Y
«giants f‘or the man FURNISHING and “ orm Table‘gg. -
of Your House to suit your pursuit bar- “:32”
many and good taste. or mural dccora- ,.
tion equal to the best city banana We e0 . . ta
em 9 best perbangvrsand eco- _ »
ra ploy the pa best it ’52:; 1.9 or .
tars, also very pholderas
and curtain and shade hangers. Send
aim of r windows and we will send
you samples and estimates for windowr
shades. or in fact anything you desire to
forum house with.
~ Pier ’
eta, in stock and
torn; ituré‘roupholateud in modern
stylo, at low prion.
No one Can, No One Shall
-. Undersea Us!
ad mango! the best
. will refer you to
Youcansave.
eswmiingtonSL South Norwalk. amass Cor. ufi kw“ Nagy“
Groceries and Mca
you with.
Norwalk Chronicler