South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, December 18, 1884 · page 2

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E: ,e LS‘ 'El; :iii li tzzds. i: toil Lord.
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eh. 5 \solwr-intiidui. thoughlul patriot
:d parot but feel alarm for the future of
.\.“: country when he n llccts on tin-ten-
“ poles of the tour and on the growing
lusirit of unrest and irritation which llt'r'
.i‘g'adcs all the strata i f l2uni.t:t society and
threatens to tind v.~nt in snciw‘. and cntii~
niunistie upheavals. ll or in find it reinc-
dy. ignite solvent which \\ ill bring into
harniimious and lllillt‘il rt-lations all the

:t Ivtts'hel of coal.

 

we palm »l through somehow.

“f discordant elements of thc liti'l)'.il'\lllt\‘.

0' is the great problem which th-itiands the
serious attention nt‘ thi- hcsl slatcsiiiau-
ship of thi- nation. it is a problem. too.
ythich must tind some practical solution
or the future of tlo~ git-at rt-pithlic is full
0! terrible pcril. - ll iitz‘ord t‘ntirani.

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*1 titlicial rt-turns :ti'i- :nw \i-ry nearly

u coinplv-te from every state. and the two

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.(ir t.hret~ scant-rial t”. lltlilt‘s' not ollicizilly
Ft riied are rt ported utitntlh-iallys so that
t e actual result is now pietty certainly
ttailicd. within it \‘t‘l'_\"l.t'\\' \‘ntcsvprobv
ably Hill over :i tL-t-‘ti. 'l‘lti‘ t-ntire \‘tilt‘
. of the country l‘kt't‘t‘ili tun iniiliotir thc
exact figure lumen littlll‘nllil‘». This
an incrt-asu rt \ 110.".‘3 ot't-r tho aggro
gittt- popular \'.Ilt~ of {our years ago.
“'lit‘il it was it ‘JE‘JJ'il. t‘lct‘cltilid‘s \‘otr.
the itirgu-st Mi 1' i't't't‘l\'t“i hy iiiiyt'aiiiii-
date in thc_i'int- d .‘siatvs. is ncailv “to
millions: l ‘J‘. “not. ‘

IS

in \\ .i. haunt-K vote
is helium» Boom,- t‘limvland‘s l‘ltll‘dlll)‘
(36.232. which is ~"\t'li tum-s as ltrgv :ts
tiiirticlil's pliir..§it) t\i'l‘ Hancock. .\1.
John lllt' prohihli 'lll‘l. h-ids lii'll lilti-
lcr;lic~,:t~lsl3"'-1i.

tlic lath r. -

ti; :itist litisstl

litll‘

'rllt‘l\\t'lll_\ iiiili .‘lllliiiltl iiit-cli'igtifthc
t-ritnii t ‘:.iirt'h Missionary sut‘ii‘l)‘ was
it"lll .\lonilay aficrnoon iii the (lunch of
the Eplizuty . its \t'ulk littliiiiiul
one and tilllit'ttl.‘ in \im-ttcnn t‘hrisiiiiis
t‘\'t'l')'\\‘llt'l't'. livi‘. lli. Hit-hard .\‘cw-
town \\;Ls‘iti the chair and i'tliltllll'it‘Il the
devotional cx-‘rcm-s.
t'ht‘t'iliiVi'

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'l ill‘ l'i [ain’t-l lltt'
which was trad
stated that during the past tut? the sa-

t‘niiiiiiilli-t-

t‘li‘l)’ l.:is can“ d it [‘lfitl’llt‘tl gospel and
the ministration of lllt‘ sanctiiart to our
uttuiist harder on the l'.tt'ilic coast. to
our most linrllicrii friend in l’dltillii and
.‘lllllicstilu ; to .t‘lll‘
Kansas. 1 “Vii and
. south in Tcnncsscc.

central dint'tscs in
.\‘clvriiska. to the
\Vt'si Virginia and
.\ontlft‘aroltiia.‘ tn the silver intin-sot‘
Ncuidn :iinl lllt' t'onl tiiiiii-snt Him». The
total l't‘t‘t‘ipl~ Ill llil' year in“! up $l‘3.'
.‘UJL‘. .\ l'llig its! l'f tillii‘t'l‘s \t‘t l‘t‘l

.cctctl for thi- cashing; )c:tl‘.

‘“‘ 7 "m: ll.t'l'l‘l,'.’.'\’ .\1'/.'11.‘I.‘.
Since our last isstii- tht stunt in of at
(airs contacted with the tutti i‘»~ sink»-
has not l-u-n' innit-natty t‘l..‘til‘,.'_t‘il. .\ l'.-w
men have come in and s: llii‘ have goin-
out. t‘rolut x Knapp .\'o. ‘J and .\.
Nolntans are in ("‘“rilllt‘ll. 'l‘in-_t'o-
opcratit't- company litts‘ t‘tlllllllt'llt‘t’tl the
"'ll.tl~l.itltilt (or tht-ir new factory. and
thc contract for the building is we under-
stand to be awarded to«d:iy. Two other
'ojccts are on (not {or similar factories

t they hurt- not yet taken full form.

'I'Ul'l-Il “I.“ I‘lll.l\n.

New \nrk Ilentltl‘s lhvtieu of \lr.

 

 

~ . t: the tuning corn for
‘ ‘ . 'll‘ul twenty‘two
“ kitaE’flE‘... nhore e corn brings only
“is curm‘lw‘i‘llm'hliyls oi' corn Will

ilm l. vutsville Courier-
i': The Lord of Hosts

at 01.500300. and the stated purpose in
to “nuke surveys. plan: and euttmntco
of the cost of the whole or any part of
n railroad and telegraph line between
New York and Boston, in the states of
Massachusetts. Connecticut and New
York. and Rhode island if necessary or
desirable. or of any railroad elsewhere.“
and to make contracts and to do‘all
other husincss usual to construction
coiizpanies. The era of paper railroads
is not yet over in Connecticut.-—ll:irt-
ford l‘ost.

“ Food Frauds“ I“.\plainetl.

The article entitlrd “Food Frauds“ cir-
culating through the ncw‘spapers and iii-
lt‘llllt‘tl to :tppcar as the views of the
press is nit advertisement of the it -yal
litkitit: Powder ('0. Its ohject is to di-
vert the attention of the public from the
recent expo: urc iii the publication of the
t‘t-riiticates of some of tlte lea-ling chem—
ists in the country showing he presence
in the Royal Baking Powder of ammonia.
a drug of disi'usung origin and unlit for
use in food.

t‘h-yeland‘s Raking: Pond, r is 'niade
only of sli‘lt‘tly l-‘t’tl‘l‘ ernpe t‘l‘I'iilll of tar
tzir. hlt'fllitl'iflli' oi .—od:t. and a little
linur to prcsvrve the Strength ot. the liliV~

lure. and it does not contain :tintnnnia.
linic. alum. or any htltlllt‘l‘ttllnli what-
ever. \‘l’rt‘ there anything tised in its

manufacture in the slightest degree oh—
jt‘t‘lltlllziblt‘. it would he an easy matter
to obtain. the lunar tide certificates of
clit-niists'to that ”feel. and the Royal
('0. would he only too glad to puhlish
lllt’lll over the chrinists‘ signature. and
itot lx-ohligcd to resort to this intuit)"
inoiis and contcinptihle attack upon
goods known hy themselves to be per
tccdy pure.

'l‘t-n thousands of families throughout
the country that have used t‘lrt‘cland's
lttkiiit: l‘owdrrdui'iii: the 1 ”.1! fifteen
years with such satisfactory i‘csiills :iiid
pt rft-ct assurance t‘r its purity and
\t‘ht-lcsoment-ss will not only not. be de-
i'civcd by this zittcinptmi imposition. hut
will he glad to know the Stitll‘t‘t.‘ of this
attack and the cause of it.

. t‘i.t:\'i:i..txti iiitoriimts. .\lhany. XX.

 

l'rtu'tiratl l-th-i'llou 'I‘i-itclting.

.l-‘rnni lid li:".=l_'i‘;'|ll‘l si’iiiitluid.)

l‘iiiit'ipitl Hall of lhc i‘iiioii high school
at South ‘;\'or\\'alk tlintieht it would he a
good plan to instinct his lioys in the
methods of an t-h-ction. ll-i explained
all the details and at last arranged to
intro an election with :ill forms ht ii] iii
the school room. lii'. lhc ptlt‘lt‘lf-Iil.
would. he s iid. act as itiodciatnr. and lit-
t‘tllit‘lllili‘ll his rt-iiinrks hy enjoining; lhc
hnys to'roiisiilt t".)li.~ti'li'lit‘-_~ in lllt' choice
of candidatcs. tn rt-j-ni‘t :ill tin-lilo inthi—
viii-cs. to \‘nti' ttilclligciitly. and abide by
tlic i‘t-sult. '\\'hcn the day :ii'rfi‘nl it was
oliwrtcd that a huge iiiiinlu-i’ of boys
\Vct‘e :it “to polls. The) said it was llllr
portant to \oti- curly. .\s the Voting
prnt‘ci‘ili'ii tin hilt-iiipl‘ :il llll'L:iil \‘nliii:
.\n r. (it'll-civil it)" the ninth-rotor and his
assistants. lilll \Vlit‘lrlhl‘ polls closed lllt‘
ho: was opcin-d. and when tho cniintcis
had completed illt‘il‘ work there wt-rt-
l'ntitid thirty mort- \‘otes than there were
scholars in the school. girls and it'd. 'l'lio-
principal was outraged at this. lie could
have t‘lliliil‘t‘il :i stalwart stampede. :iii
liltii’lll‘iltlt'ltl movement. or a slight spiiit
for .\lrs. Lockwood if legally done. ll‘d!
lll‘rl' \\.is t‘lt‘dl‘ infraction t-fzill kiiuwii
law s and i‘ctziil'tliniis. and with his tiiiiid
liliiilt‘ up to add a t'ttttlloti against lllllli‘i-
stiitlin: whcii another t-h-ctioti should he
lli‘lil. he ili-t‘lat‘i‘d the contest :1: tli‘aw.
itlitl tllsllilssi‘tl lllt‘ st‘litml.

In \lt-itioriiiin.

The following resolutions were :idopl~
ed by South Norwttlk t‘oiiiicil. Nu.
I'll. .\. L, of ii.

\\'itlii:t‘.\s. It has tl-‘ased .\liiiitzhty
that in his wisdom to take l'rninoiir
iiiidst another illi'lllllt'l‘ nt‘ our l‘r‘ii r. It»

ii llti‘l‘i'l‘i'l‘t'
Insulin-l. 'l‘rs-it iii the removal of our
t'illllpiitiluti. \\ tiiin \ 'l‘.\\'i.ni:. no l'ii‘~

ognt/o tizv L-rtnt hiss that ll:t\t‘\|llli‘l”
our oi'ili-r. .tivd wo tit-sire in cxpr. ss not"
drop .. the ol' le‘li‘f and lirartt'vlt '_\'ll‘:‘.t:
thy \\ it'it thi- l.iiiiily and i‘« 1 lith“ of our
: twat-ml t‘IllllllttllltIll. and 2!~ \tt- lltlllLii“
in: f-)lll‘|tllllt s. may \\t' look to Hint tor
c ~ii~.-l own and comfort “who is
t'lll iiwlp in ttiiio'ni ti'oitl-lc."

lt‘is Jail. That as a mail; of rosin-ct
and l «ti-cut for liic liicliinry t‘l- our ilit‘
cntiipttiiinn. tlioi‘hiii‘lt-r of our t‘ntincil
he drappctl in mourning for the spat-.- oi‘
{illilzi} s. :

[{t‘s‘iih‘ril. That the secretory I‘.lll\i' :t
copy of [his lll‘t‘:tllll‘-ii‘ and rtsnliitiniis in
he iiiscrtt d in the South .\nrwalk .\‘i-;\-
Tutti. and Slainlnt'd Adria-4h. and Lin)
cause a copy to i~t'- plan-d on the :t in ids
of this t‘oitncil.

-t pro»~

\\ tints :i lii'itluppnrt \l il'c.
t‘liicf of l'ulli‘n‘ finish of Uri-Lynn“

; hit‘h's I'atmphh-t. I”. u hilt-r finin :tlli..lllil Kansaswna
under the li.:tt|iin-~ or "‘l‘oiigli tlld signs ltiiiisill l' ii, ll utt‘liniid \\:tiiis:i
h in t »‘lilli"‘ll' iii." an editorial lll \\ il‘e pick. doiit tor hint. lit~ \\li'ii ~~ .t.
t-w \ti’i. llrraal rcl‘t-rs to Mr. folln\\'s:—— . .
llililk t‘lllit‘i‘rlill‘g the a; d p-‘Ui‘lt' I cant :i-t inztiry lli‘li‘. hut lli't‘li‘l‘ :iii
n» 6 “air-tun! continues; t"t.\lt'rli \\ llll‘lll. I am a “Hill on lllilt‘
\. .- :skrtt-hts of int-st ot' the lit'.ii;.: the rise of 'i”. and :i widnwvr. “lill Ii-i
..~tit~i ni‘cgtt‘t-n. and t-fsniiic who faintly. iwaitt :t l2iil\ of :tlioiit Nov 13.
«Li ‘ titlytlit'tl.:tiitt “rt-Eireiiiiprosst-d stout :iiid lii'ltllli).‘ S‘io inii~i -. ll:t\i‘

, p l'." slii\\' i lit-t‘ls til‘rtliii ttlltl iti-

. F‘ in their \ izality. l-‘or cxaiiiplc.
““‘“ t'y t'nley. «it Huston. is sit down

. .. - JJZ‘t‘ti and live ‘Y ‘lli‘stnlil. .\l
... .tm‘ was so small that she was pill
intuit trap-it and llit' ltd was shot on
her. She was Ii'ltl‘l‘lt‘tl !\\‘It‘i‘:._i‘lll'~'t in

 

1799 and again iii tell-3. The l-iog‘rapht-r

says:
.At the age of lifit‘t‘ll .\tint Nance mu

quired the iialliiitlf taking sniiti. and

has continued it for ninety years. in

’ :lllii. the evening of her days. snail is

hl‘l' only fltllat‘t‘.
.\lrs.
another example. She was one hundred
wars old last .\ )l'il. and like Mrs. t‘uh-v
.tas hccu marriet twice. '
For more than thirty years bllt‘ has
«ten 3 snuti’ taker. She has no physical
int-use. has lit-Vt‘l’ taken lllt‘tilt‘illt‘. and

cuts to hare a reasonable prusprt‘t of

intinuing.
31'5- l‘hllhzlltlvn. howt-Vt-r. has been a
at altsttiim-r from spirituous liquors.
i "to this," says the ltiugt‘ztpllrl‘,
iaiiy attrihutt- hcr longevity." Mrs.
idget Farley. of Stratfortlu however.
ho heats Mrs. Uhittenden by thrce
are. makes her own bed daily. is sub-
ut to no physical disabilities except
g-utuatism. and thanks God for “the
Miller of living so long to repent fully
lyr slum": takes spirituous liquors
.inulerutiun every time she gets a
. l.‘ and has done since a tender age.
. lrti. Farley Celebrated her one hun-
d and third hirth'lay on August ‘30.

Elsie l‘llillt‘lldt‘ll. of tluilford. is

$ll'.l‘|l“. tn iipial tht siiiii i have. lll:l\'i‘
:t i: ind farm its it home. and it is \“t'll‘
stocked and ready tor a woman. l int-:iii
l‘llslllt‘ss‘. Now. if you can thank of one
of guinl rt-plitc :iiiti :i‘liiiritt‘tcl‘. l slit-:Ild
llkt‘ to opt-ii at ctii'i't-spniidt-iict- with lici‘
and exchange photographs. t-tc. Look
me up one and you will llt‘ \\‘t‘ll paid.
You niitzht as well make $30 in Hull way
as uiiyothtw. ti-iod looks are not its
much consult-red its liWillg kindness~ a'nd
goodncss are all with me. lwill give
the lit-st of rcfcrcnccs and 1 want the
same. i \\'lll hc al'lci‘ one in the spiiiig.

 

CUNNIZF‘l‘H‘l 'l‘ I'."l‘l*l.\'l‘\.

\\'c arc in rt-ct-ipt of the follow in; list
in the issue of Dec. ll:fi‘oiii tho otiicc
iil' .\. .\l-r.:\¥|‘nslcr. .\l‘llt'llill' tll' pallt‘lils.
lli‘itlgettt,o‘:t/.;l‘t+iitt;:

(ice. 33. Ethics tk‘ l“. \\'. Ustruin.
llrithgt'vi'itir’t. Lockz‘Jaint-s Denver: Xt‘\\‘
llat'e’ii. i‘ar hitskct rack: \\'. A. tiood»
year. New Haven. apparatus for gritd~
tug crushed stoiic: .-\. ti. ih-hensteiii.
New Haven. l’apt‘r hoxz'J. ll. Shaw:
Nt'\\' Haven. itwo patentsd Spring hinge
ll. l’.... lhssell. Hartford. Station indica—
tor: .\.,ll. Emery. Stamford. Holder for
testing machint-s; l‘. L. Painter. New
London. Machine for sewing quilting
{tilirit‘sz S. E. .\iower Milford. Machine
for inserting staples: \\'. ii. l’alnit-r. jr.
.\liddlt-town. Machine for sewing quilt-
int: fabrics; S. T. l‘ortt-r. Norwich.
Strain lmilcr. (i. it. \\':trner. .\iisonia.

 

hi. With twenty friends. Aided by Electric gage; ll’ciiry \Veher. \Vutcrhiiry

stall. she Walked to the plate}. Sghooldcsk and seat. Designs. John

meeting. Previous to dancing Rodgers, New Canaan. tlroupul‘ statu-
emte wu taken to think her health. ary.

etc was a prom i

re: se bv II 9 old
5‘. whodeclttret 90“ I

t
7 that it hitd heen her
*- ‘tll through her long lite now and
'i to “take a drop.“ and that she
anyu tell. better after it." When the
we began. and there was u call for an
{unlimited breakdown. she took the
“ with n ner. bent on going
igh the out or n genuine “fore
Sher." But it was "‘n walk over
_\' " the
.g around her left ankle joint: other
grit-e she‘d shake the dust out of the
floor seams with I vengeance." ,
“'1- eonclude with the case of “'illiitin

3? Hamilton. who died last July at the age

0! me.

He was an honest mu. attended
~ My to hi- own business. was rts
erected by all who knew him. and had
been an II'W smoker tor eighty
En. Bin homo wu on Zion street.

ad lot and be retained
‘ tieutothe tut.
have in Connw
I follow: in No-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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magma-us, use.

.. need dancer declaring;
its was toos much rheumtinm

 

 

31%JOHN STRIKES BACK.

"0 S"; the Charge of llrlhery ls Another
, Malicious llohuiilican Lie.
[Special to the World]

BLoouisonis.Ill., Dec. 11.—Rer. John
C. Hanna, of this city. has received a
letter from Gov. St. John bearing upon

question of his apostasy during the
t political campaign. He writes
lows:

“The whole story of the Republican
paners that I at. any time in my life.
eit ier directly or indirectly. proposed to
sellout to the Republican. Democratic
or any other political party or organiza-
tion. is simply one of the many infamous
and malicious lies for which the Republi-
can tress during the campaign just
closet iins'rbt-en noted. If i had desircd
to have sold my principles for money or
otlice i could have done soyears ago and
vt‘Ould not have waited to negotiate with
a party that is morally and financially
bankrupt. In the late campaign the
National Prohibition party defrayed my
expenses, and I gave to the cause my
time and labor without money and with-
out price. I am to—day and have always
been comtnrativcly a man. too

to be bought. he Re ublican

party may burn we in efligy an contin-
ue its threats of personal violence, it
may-open its flood gates of falsehood'and
viihficntion bitterness upon me, but
it can never me me one jot or title
from whot my conscience tells me is
righl\ The cam ign for 1888 has
ntrudj begun a the warfare against
the l‘ no: traffic will be vigorously proe~
ecut . The iticoi party that stands
in the way of in movement of the peo-
in deform of their homes will-get
art. The spiri of intolerance exhibited
by the Republican pm tat-day ll doing
for that party just what the same spirit.
did {or the pro-dam party mgr? your:
age. flinging men in edgy, in n grog
‘ falsehood wig gaming unfit nr-
V' , thh fud‘fl'

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wraith to tho .‘lltli llEti of iii-in silo-'1' tn'.

 

abandon their lprinciples at the dictation
an iticn rt. .
y p0 pa"Jtyoiix P. Sr. Joan.”
THE ‘I‘lAP'I’IS‘I‘ CHURCHES.
Alt] In Prosecuting Sunday
School “‘urk.

\\'. S. Bronson. of Hartford. president.
and Elizur Cook. secretary of the State
Baptist. organization. have submitted an
appeal to the Baptist churches and Sitti-
day schools of the state for aid in prose-
cuting the work of the Baptist State
convention. l’orty churches of the de-
nomination in the state need aid in order
to give their pastors reasonable support.
and the Sunday schools connected with
iii! so churches innst he sustained.

The chdish population of the state
has large claims. says President Bronson.
upon the Baptists for a religious educas
tion. and in response to this call the con-
vention is contributing towards the stip-
port of a Swedish missionary. The Bap-
lists of t‘unnt cticiil. Mr. Bronson adds.
are also undcr obligation to givc thcgns~
pel to the French Catholics that form so
large a part of the population ol‘ litany
of the lli:ltlllf.lt‘!lll'ill;: Villages: this ditty
remains its yct unfulfilled. hill it is hoped
that hy the lihci‘ality of the cliurchts
and rcltools the t‘tller‘lllltlll will soon he
dillt‘ tn met-t their demands. .\ ticrinan
missionary is employed to work among
the people of his nationality. The SC!"
\‘lt‘cs of ti stlpcrililcittlt‘nl tif ltllssioiis
have lll‘t‘ll dispensed with in the hope of
reducing the cost of collections to a very
small pert‘ciitagc. and it is earnestly de~
sin-d that each church and Sunday
school iii the state will constitute itself a
\‘olict'tut‘ among its own members for
dniticstic missions.

.\ll moneys contrilititcd to iloiiit-stit-
missions should he sent to .laiucs 1.! ml;—
wood. treasurer. nt llartfoid. 'l'iii-
ch-rgytncii. appointed to assist in s: car-
is».' collections in their rt spcctive :l\.~'vt‘-
iztlioiis are lit-v. .l. ll. Stulilu-rt. .\sht‘ord
association; Rm‘. 1‘. A. North-ll. New
London association: llev. ti. ll. Miner.
Stonineton. i‘iiinn association: Rev. t‘.
.\. l‘iddock. New Haven. association;
Rev. .\. S. (itiiiihitrt. Fiiil‘ilt‘ltl t‘ouniy
association: Rev. ll. ti. Smith. Hartford
association.

A ppenl {or

GERMAN SOLDIERS.

A ‘H'S'hli‘lll that 'l‘i-ncht'n Ht-ltlrcnpcrt ll
Rank qul File .\Iikc.

The proudest soldiers in Europe are in‘
Germany. Whipping llil‘ Fri-itch hzts niade
tii ‘lti vain Like tlit-it
iiiistt r. llistiittrck. tlii-y rc'tlly li'thl a pity
an I cniiti iiipt for France. “ livery man it:
lit'i‘lll :ny must s~-t‘\'c from one to llil‘l‘t‘ years
ili tits army.“ said the Mayor of lll‘t's ion in
:1 cont. l\.tll||il l h.i~l with him.

“ llm‘t you think it hurts (h-rniany to
lv‘vll IMAM“ ) lilllL: lll"l| in do army in tune
" l .iski-d.

You do not llllslt‘i‘fiidll‘l the (id'-
it is a school. The stiipidrst
:tl‘:il_\‘ is transformed into

an] self-sittiicicnt.

of l" :‘v':
‘ .\' I.
in tiiliiiixy.
titlili c t'ilt'l' iii tit--
-i man."
‘ il l‘ ‘i l‘r:i~“::tii nthcrr it right to lll‘tli"
\‘zitc, its in h is ill .\invrim it"

.t nu in! of :i pri
“ " Ritalin; ti llli“ll ii of

.. t. r. sir. a sol-
.\ l'l‘ll\~l.tli niliccr
with

of .t \‘i‘l \.illi would lie c.ishit it“ i. \\'l;y. snxm

it. v \\ill i"illl .iiiy army.
v- '.-.-» \\ \tiitl cmnpol .t soldier to do the

of our llt‘l'. t‘u i‘iiiiii pi’:\:ttv- s ‘ivlll rs low-p

.!;Y\ of their tutti. .\ saildt- I‘ do si'i'\';ttit‘s

 

v vinl l li\\i‘ n pi‘i..tte riding l‘i‘lllilll him.
won} 1 lin1; it :" l .isltv l. .

‘ ’ i ll ho i... l .i svi't iiil he would
Kn snldi ‘l‘ “wild

. \ii’.

 

": \\l l liltc .i groom.
i. ll..'i olii i‘l‘s liv-i‘xo. \\'hy. many of out
it. it put tZ- \ in . p pr» lill\ [ill llli it» n,“

11;, . . :iii nl thv- iiiiii_\ tiin- s l

v-zii' \'

lt ll sci'll
" soldivrs for MT-

»... a“ -t it.
lit.i.t.l x' . \ls its“

\.\li' ...t1ill.-.\ dill rent it i~. h: r.-, “hire a

 

 

pi.\.zt will 1:". t \t it “c or hold ltll ot‘dct r‘s
t“ .c. l..».l. ‘1‘ .yt..‘
.. .s . l.l t... .. \\.. .V l.‘ “ii iii ll .lliiimi
.. It l n i. l‘.:Js :a writing. tilmn nziiccrs

park. that lit _\' took lllt'll
l-ui no
It i:
ii: it izi iki‘s the l‘i :issiin :iriny

itivi‘t r2 ling iii th~
,utit ., ~i\.iii‘.s. di. “cl like gr.» Hus.
v‘i hi: iini'lnni wt» thus lit ;;|' i had.
this nil. t3. .
ilil l». st it: t.::
tit-ii. Slivi‘ivitit thought that undo
tnry at 5' . Ln.
of our sn‘. i‘. :

wdl ha .i ililwiu at :Ll‘l‘tiY.

 

\\-.\li l. it \\.is this our thing
the
tit n. mind in. stop th- use
.ti;.l .i-iii‘ army

*4.“ ‘1'“ [Mirna

\‘lt‘-

\ I‘\'.i!ll\

llnw the jilitrttey Stone is his-ed.
;\illt\ug tiiu :iillll‘fiitll‘i‘uli‘i just luck iron.
Europe is tho lit-v. llr. J. W. .\l. \\ilii:iiiis.
Hp-nitiiu; of l.l;i hut in ll‘V‘ldlltl. he said to
:~ \\ . w- Ll. in t‘nrh Illtl \isilcxl
l \\..\ ti 3

l! l‘ 1tll,ti‘li~.l

 

~n rt pnrtx r:
lit: itiii-itis li‘mruv y t' isii- :‘!i in-
t i ii-
lothz I\ir‘.lii22l<
\l.\l llll‘l lu~in\\ the g-tlh ry. l h :d two stout
ft llnws hold ltli lI_\ llil‘ h-xc‘o‘ and l~'\\t‘l‘ inc
on r the tz-tllt-ry. ht :\=l downward in the
in that pistiirc i found
\‘rry much in lilo \\.ty. l-nt itinallysizct't - d»
t-i ill icixslll}: ll. ltllil. on 54 unit: on my fut
again. si‘mti-d :i lady of our pirty. whom I
tin-n l‘ll‘ll
i it!
not entail) with the viilc.“~ i-‘i

ltis‘ts thz~ l-i :l‘iii-y .\i=ll‘t".

end of :l!l iron roll — min

“”11“ lit)‘ hose

lini'
la-

-: um .\. ih.

li:td it right to kiss. it \\.ts

\t..:iid

 

tn iiisN‘ th~~ iéi‘iriity sintir.

N:‘\\‘s takes this View of

Tlit‘ l‘llli‘llgtl
it:

H“ l‘lllt'l‘t'tl llio oilit‘c \Villi it stitaii
iiiarkctdiaskt t on his arm

"tiiye llll‘ a ton of coal."

"Yes. sir." l‘i‘lllli d ”to coal merchant.
"whore shall] Si‘ltti it?"

“Uh. just put it in ihislinski‘t:
. c ll‘l'\' it home iiiyselt‘."

"lint we have ll wagon right hero. and
can send it up at once,"

“No; I can carry the cool up any
cut-ugh. hat you might send the hill‘iii ii
wagon."

l‘ll

\\'licn Mark Twain :ippcarnl licl'orc his
.lhitial i :ttitlicncc. the other ctr-nine. ho
scanned illi‘lll carcliilly. llc then said
that lit' liiissctl iiiaiiy iiiccs that lit‘ know
well fourteen or fifteen years
“They have gone." he added sadly . gone
to the ltllilll. tn the gallows or tun—dim
Whitt- house. All of us must ii" to one
or other of those dostiiiaticiis. and it ho-
hooi’vs its to he wisc and prepare for all.

t

:ign.

 

.\lls‘s Kate I'it‘ld‘s hilt-st way of putting
it is: “)loi‘tiioiiisiii is to the public what
the Canada thistle is to agriciilttirr: the
hilt) missionaries are the flying semis.“
She wants the war cries to ho “The
saints must go" and “Turn the Mormons
out.“

 

. Notice.

IIAN'I‘ll-IS hoidiiiu tit‘kt-ts for pa our on stcaiiit-r
llarlcm can hate thcin I'I‘iltt‘lt l-y :I'l; \ in:

it! either tht- .\‘orwaik or South Norwalk oil t s on

or before llccciiihcr 20th. I). t! X. it. it. to

 

 

Notice.

Sui-Tit Nt\li\\'.\l.l§. Cr. Ilia: lllh. not.
At it Illt‘t‘iln: of the managers of llit- South Nor-
ualk Savings Bank held this date. it dii idt-ntl to dis
iositors at the mic o! l pcr ccnt. per aiiiihiin. was
'tcclainl forihc sis months ending January isi.

13S}. i‘ayahlc tin and after Jnnuitry litth. 1.\‘\‘.',i..
and ”"0an not drawn to he (rallied to

account—lo draw inicnst from January ist. iss‘s.
JtlllN K. KSAl'l’. 'i‘itxascitrzit.
- . _ I -
Board of Relief.
\‘ti'i‘lt‘i’. is hrrrlw gin-n that the Board of ltchcf
‘ for thc t‘ily of South Norwulk. will “it“! on
tlu- Fist Monday of January next. irs'i. at 7k.
o‘rEork pm.. also Thursday. January Sill. at .‘t
t.‘clmk p_ni.. also Saturday. January within 7 ..
o‘n-Eock p.in.. at the omn- of Jacob .\i. Layton. tr.
Washington sircci. for the purposi- of hearing: and
dt‘ll rmiuiin.r all appeals from the (loin-gs of the (‘ity
Assessor. anti coin-living and adjusting the valua<
tion on the list of he}.
ROBERT H. lttl“‘\.\'.
KILLIAM W. t‘tnls'l‘t'X‘K. 3
South Sui-walk. CL. Dec. 17. is“.

ilers.

( Btlflhl of
Relief.

 

Hat Trim.

lint Trimmers wanted. Apim a

 

NOTICE!

TAKE this method of announcing that l have
opened I more {or the sale 0

I

BREAD. BAKE iii PIES.

Fruits, Nuts and Vegetables,

(litters, Emilie-iii ii it Still

Anti would respectfully Boll" it the mutant-
lie- l-thcricioity; uwdhdu‘ admon-
lon lumienneuhy.

['8-

cw

 

 

 

 

 

 

.» l\
\» v. Li \lvzir iiiivstion astonishts me."

' ll 1'. l‘..- n." ‘:‘l' o' a carilry rl‘,fllill iii. il
l- \\ r-= riding. on ill" i'iitcr ili‘ll i.iiidtii.'

CROFL‘T a KNAPP‘S. .

 

 

 

.._.._...
N ‘ i ’
llllllll lll Ullllll‘ilillll‘i.

PROPOSALS are invited for grading and wmk-
ing the highw‘v known in; Bouton Lane. accordin
to thes mentions. map and profile mp prcpl
by \\‘illutm B. Rider. Civil Engineer.

The specifications and maps can be seen and in-
spected on application to Edwin Wilcox. t‘itv Clerk.

Scaled proposals will he received by the (‘ity
Clerk. up to s o‘clock. p. in.. on Monday. the 2d day
0! Fchriiar)‘. 13%.

'l‘lic City will rest-rve the right to rcjcc iy and
all luds dccnit-d too high. \

The prtiptisvd work must he completed on or ‘~
fen: the link day of July. is“.

JUSEI‘II \‘liOUM.
t‘hairniait Com. on Sins-ts and Sltll‘iVillkS.

30f South .\‘ormilk. Dec. 1?. issl.
S. T. TAYLOR’S

—~.~\'>Tl‘.,\l 0? -—

D‘iess tumult ii Measure.

The iiudr iii-d would like to procure scholars to
lrarn ihc almt c 53 sit in of llrcss t‘itli:i::. from Jan.
lili. id‘s,

 

Er'iiirotdcr) lituhl in it'll its liraiit lie-i.

Addn-sx for lul’iit‘ililll“.

Mrs. J. .\. DEGREE,
r. w.\siiixt.‘i‘ox S'l‘llHl-Z‘l‘.
aouth Norwaik.
l'l‘sl Ui‘iit‘i’ “ox. I'll.

Ct.
ms at

W. 8.113 8th.

B R l RIG It} PORT.

FUBS! FURS! FURS!

Beaver Shoulder Capes; Beaver Mail's,
lit-iii Fox and (‘liinchila Furs: also
Urea! Bargains in Beaver and
Russian iIair Trimmings.

.Black Silks

.\t $1 Titl'pt-r yard. ‘31 inch wide; regular
pi'icc. $3 ‘35; rciiizirltahlc for wcight
and circuit! appearance. .\lso.

WM Yards of .\ntoine (iiiint-t t\" t‘ii-.'s
t‘oloi‘cd llrt-ss .\‘ilks. $l L‘T. pcrydq
never lveforc sold lcssthztii $1 .‘til.
'l‘lll‘fi't‘ lilisll)’ t‘t‘lt l'l:ill'li Silks ill't‘ 2i
int-hos \\llll‘. are of ditl‘vrciit shadcs
.iioiic passer liiltl are decidedly

 

The t-‘rcattst liar-gain t‘\t‘l‘ ivlTi-rrd in

him- lit-itch t‘nli-ri-d Silks.

RADAMIRS!

i'ivt‘t‘s \‘lt'filllll t‘nlnrcd
.\zlc :t _\:tid.

to iiadainirs :it
”two would lie clicap

zit ill ‘33.

Dress Gdods.

Cloth: til T'w.
ltl Til inch
'l‘llt \I‘

Tut l‘it‘t‘I’h i>l«~;.til .\l‘llitll’t‘
'l‘lit‘si‘ :il't‘ dollar giivilx
lil‘lll \‘ t'l-illis at .‘Mt‘

arc worth Tic.

BOOKS!

\\'t~ tllrtl' lltl'i‘t‘ thousand \oliinics of
.\iaiiilard l‘- mks of llistnn. l‘nctry.
:iiiil l‘irlinii. all liy IN st :‘tilillHlS.

:iii .ti t'lil“li?|lf [‘lll'llslit‘i’s‘
ill‘lt‘t‘h.

\Vt‘i‘v5ll'l‘rs .\‘ahmsl Dictionary :tt i-lll.‘ l‘.:i‘.
limi l.tll:‘ l'.-v-iiis. LL‘JC.
limiri- .\‘tl vi. ltl stinu proportion.

W. B. HALL 8i [ll]

I3 R l "G ICI’O “1‘.

till:

HOLIDAY

PRESENTS -.

_. till 'l‘t i

ll. fiiiEiiEER’S.

NORWALK.
l‘illlfi

ilitlllltliitls‘ and iii
cii‘)‘. :‘o to
J. SPENOER’S.
ruin ' '

Fine (loitl Watches. :20 to
J. SPENCER’S.
i‘nit— “W’ ‘“"“““*’“

Liiilics‘t‘hatclaincll'aitcites
no to '

J. SPENCER’S.

l~‘tilt-« '

(leiits‘ “inches. in at tari-
cly ot‘styles go to
J. SPENCER’S.
m:v_——-—-—_... , _ -_

Lara‘cst Selection Finger
Rings. 20 to
.3. SPENCER’S.
i‘oiiw ”" ’ """“

Fine French Clocks and
,liroiizcs. :30 to _
J. SPENCER’S.
rota» “ ' ‘ ‘ “

All ItiiiiisAiiicrictuiClocks
go to /

J. SPENCER’S.
FOR—- ‘ ‘ ' “ " "

Solid Silver and Plated
Ware, go to
J. SPENCER’S.

FOR--— _"——

Best (1111. Rolled Gold and
Plated Jewelry, at very
low prices, go to
J. SPENCER’S.
FOR— H” x '

L.W. Faii‘cliiiti’s Pens and
Pencils, go to

J. SPENCER’S. '”

FOR——

ch J ew-

 

 

 

 

ary. go to
J. SPENCER’S..
FOR— —’

Fine Table and Han ing
Lamps, with Dotti). at.
Burner, go to
J. SPENCER’S.

Do not , forget that every
article you buy‘ts war-

 

 

b

 

Roccrs’ and West's Status

ranted as represented at.

I. w. Its-cum. - ~
Opera. Eon-o.
NORWALK. - ~ g

Two weeks. commencing

HONDA". KIWI-PG, DEC. 15“].

Mattinure—\chiiesdity and Saturday at 2:30 p m.‘
_ - ~ ' a ,‘
“bliss Colin 1‘ r) ,

Tiic Talented You“: English Actress. supported by
a strong company. “I“ ap k‘til' in lhc follow ~
in; powerful t rants.

Kathleen EVIiu'ouI-nccn.
“'omnn oI‘Ilie. l'eoplc.
Mary “inn-er.
The Long Sl rike.
I.iuly.~\lullcy‘s Secret.
Moths, Etc.
Produced with tin-at licalistic PZtTt-cts, .\‘ceiivry anti
.\lwliaiiit'al Appliancc.
Admissbn, ‘10 Cont--

lt’cscrvt-d Suits. 1“ (rats.

CONN.

 

S‘lt‘t , ~ ‘l‘\‘i‘tl :iiid numlu-n-«l may he had at lllt‘
iisasii l-mt ti..‘.t'i‘ For :iii c.\tr:t lmokiir' fee of .‘y \ is.
these seats will in k. it n .sciutl untii the rise of
t‘nc turtain.

 

'l?!;'\ r. ll. F. 'l‘uriicr: hisiiicss .\lan. Geo. linker

 

J

 

 

 

 

Holiday Goods!

(“‘liristinas t‘artls. notices. Will:

 

lcls. llcaulil‘ul Floral Designs,

Satchels. Purses. Fancy Soups

iiiiti_ift-r_l‘iiiiit\s. Silk Handker-

 

chiefs. etc. _A full line oi (‘liil—

 

tlren‘s (‘loatks and Dresses. A

line tiSt‘Ol‘illlt‘lil‘th Littlics‘ Flan-

ncl Skirts. We are selling out
on 1-31 fillincri' (itltltisABt‘ltltl: (lost:

Great. lhirunins iii ilclts and

Holiday Goods!

Fancy Feathers. ctc.. t‘lt‘.. etc.

 

MRS. H. KR EGER.

31166131 & trial llflflBBIIIfllllS

ill‘l’rlil‘ll

ANUSHIIII URGANS

Fill: 'I‘iiil

lltlLIBAYS!

l‘. .\llthlXt; iriiinrsol'tfit‘t‘i c
‘- ' int-functtottr
c lhc

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t~,\’l\iil‘.ll .\ t H .
't‘d “Ln. i'\l\
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\\'c loin at phistm -i l-ir,-t :is-oz'wznm of swords

l. .\.! l'.
if! at l|.tr

1W. STUDWELL

our lkll'lllar and .‘It‘t‘t‘iiliilthliillllfi Rllti‘lllilll. iiiiiies
all thnsc persons who wish to pitn'hasc :l l‘rt-st-nt
tnrihc Holidays that “ill pl-~:tsc aiul makc home
happt. to call at the ware moms. '

tins and tlr‘ults \tli.i ii art oil} mi: at

Jilin.

\\ t

 
 

 

12 Railroad Place,

(\pp. Dcpol. Silly'i‘ll NUR\VALK.

llll-l t‘\:lllllllt‘ their stock of i‘iiinos anti Ur; ans.

8. SHONINGER (it 00.,

NE\\' HAVEN. CONN.

‘. 1:3 Railroad Plat}? “Attritio-

_ ‘ . . pot. So. \‘orwa . rit ms

Brunt “ “ “tunnels i port. Waterbury. Ansouia.
J and Wiusicti. Conn.

N. B.—Slioningcr‘s Musical Monthly given

gratis.

I IBRARY 0F CONGRESS. Copyright Otlicc.
J Wushiumnn. No. that l’.. to wit: Be it re-
membered that on the 15th llely of .\‘o\'.. Anno
Domini. 1N. HAN KS & BROTHERS. of New York
have deposittsl in this (mice thc title of a book. the
title or dtscriptinn of which is iii the following
words. to wit: Reports of Cases Armed and Deters
mined in the Supreme t‘mirtofJuilicittnrc. and in
the (‘ourt for the Corrections of Fruits of the State
of New York. B John L. Wendell. Volume 19.
Stuinti Revised dition. with Notes and References
try-Thomas W. Wittcrrnan. New York: Banks a
Brothers. lieu-Abe right whereof they claim its pro-
prictore. iii confunnity with the laws of the United
States rispecting copyrights.
A. R. SPOFFORD.
Librarian of “ingress.

in renewal for N years. from April 24th. lasawhen
tho tlrst. term of 29 years will have expired. 7&5 4t

away
73:1

 

 

IBRA RY OF CONGRESS. Copyright Office.
Washi on. No. 2:55. P. to wit: it re-
metnhcred. t at on the 15th day of Non. Antio
Domini. 1884. Banks & Brothcm of New York. have
deposited in this office the title of a hook. the title
or description of which is in the. following words. to
wit: of Cnscs argued and determined in the
Supreme Court of Judicature. and in the Court for
the Con-action of Errors of the State of New York:
By John L. Wendell. Volume 18. Second Revised
Edition. with Notes md References. bv Thomas “I.
Waterman. New York: Banks &._ Brothers. 1%, the
fiht whereof they claim on tuopnetorsiu conformity
‘ t: the laws 01‘ the United State. rapectmg Copy-
rt l8.
g A. R. SPOFFDRD.
Libra-inn of Congress.
In renewd‘tor 14 years from April 5.54. 1885. when
thenisttermofslyeguwill hareexpmid. 7&6“

LIBRARY OF CONGRES. Copyright once.
Washington. No. wait. P. to wit: Be it re-
membered thgoEthelothd gm); Amati:
int, IE1. Bun Brothers. e- ark.
inthiooflccthc ttueofnnook. thetitleor
which is in the following words. to
0! Cases in Llw and Equity deter-
Oonrt 0! the Sun of New

 

lctoblaw. Yd.
In renewal

 

 

Election Notice.

[13. annual martin of the stockholders of the
City National But .of South Nonmik. Conn.
for the election of Directm-n. will be held at the
Banking outw. 5t “’ashinmon SL. on Tuesday.
Jan 13m. 1%. Polls open from I to 2 o‘clock p.111.
73? u JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.

-155 iii it till ‘W inter SAG ith“

—~0F‘—

HATS ll" PS!

 

LARUE ASSHRTM EXT Ui’

GLOVES

A FELL LiNH Hi“ GENTS

Furnishing GflflflS,

_ AT...

McEwen The Halter.
SEYMOUR *BRUS.

——~. 009

 

\\'e will sell you a tirst~class Barrel of

ii‘ltlllr way down.
l‘otatocs hy the litishtzl or Barrel at low-
t'st prices.
Echo Farm t‘rcnnic-ry Rutter hy the Tiih
or l‘ound.

.\ Kit of .\'o. 1 Deep Sea .\lztckcrt-l: line
No. Ii .\[ackcrt-l for ’it-ts pound.
Saratotzzi llrip< Syrup; :1 tine :trticlc of
Rock t'atitly Syrup for lilti‘k\\‘lir:it‘

cakes. flirts til. i
For t‘l'oict- t‘nnfnctionrry. l"i.:s. .\‘iits.
(irapes. Urantzo-s. Lemons. we
can suit you.
ii. J. Litrralu-c & (‘n.'s Flavored
Sugar \Val‘crs :t trial. Iificts linx.

(live

lfdaiii. l'incapplo. and full t'rcatii t'hm-se
a spc'cialty.
\\'c are still selling ll‘i llis. Ex. t' Sugar
_ for $1.
13 “is. \Vliitc Sugar for

‘l
s“

it ills. .\‘tnn. tii'aiiiilatcd Sugar for $1.

lli llis. Turkish l‘ruiit-s {or $1.
l0 ll‘s. Fancy llricd \pplcs for $1.
7) Unis. lit‘ilii‘ Light (hi i'ni tcst oil :7

N‘A
t'ninc and so.» its and we “Ill sell you

l‘lll:.\I‘l:1\'fi‘rl‘.\»\‘ll lll:lll:tl_\‘
tillii‘r :iiilv ill llll‘ t'tl\'.

7

SEYMOUR Bins.

Fish.
l‘iiiits.
\‘I‘gl'llll‘lt'>-

Hunt. & Zelufi's.

t lrangcs.
llananzis.
tirapcs.
.\pplcs.

Lowest - Prices.

i‘lst‘allops.
Oysters.
t‘lztins.

l‘icklctl Oysters a specialty.

Fresh and Good.

i‘i‘niiipt
Deliver) .
l‘t‘dllt‘
Attention.

At Our Market.

\\'lienevcr you want anything to he
got at a cniiiplete market give its a call.

HUNT 8: ZELUFF.

tirert Literary Sensation ot‘ the Year,

“ My Wife’s Fool

'I
OF A HQSBAND. .
rt-nutrkahir book. .\ti iiiiiut-iisc liii hieryhctly is
llll)lll;l ii. .-\ laugh ill ct cry page. and iiiith-r all a
h. altht‘ul h-sson for cit-r) lilllilt'. lift characterisin-

illustrations. It is going lilo- “ildt‘m- i
For circulars :iiit tcims‘
Agents Wanted. on... .
.-\.\ll~2ltll‘:\N I‘l lil.i.\‘lll.\tl t‘tl .
. Hartford. t‘uiciunati. nr Huston.
Mention this paper. ml tit

Samples of Dr.ll.w.lnd‘t

Celebrated Asthma Rollo!

senttn‘ctoallwhott i ily.

it is also an exce ent

remedy for Con hs.t ‘elds

and t‘atarrh. 5t ‘. and $1
AVD

cifiii

packages sent by mail.
A. ETllRlDGl-I, “

Manufacturer and Pro-
prietor; Bonn. N- ‘-

GOOD NEWS
u |. 50mg.

Greatest. inducements ever of.
lured. Now‘s your I into to I. up
adore for our “debuted rug
and l‘ofnn.md secure- haunti-
l’ol Gold Bond orMosiI Root- China
To: Set. or Handsome Decorated

on Ron Dinncr Set. or Gold Band ale-I
Mt'ad Toilet

..i'. as... ”553' rlfisr'fixima
MC.- SOHWAB,
Optician and Oculist,

 
 
 

GREM’AMERIL‘AN

LX‘MVAN»

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n

WILL BE AT sorru NORWALK. A'i‘
MAllAcKl-Illlo IIOTE;

December 23 6324

Having qualified myscll by years of hard study in
the best institutions in Europe. and having had}
practical experience of twenty-five years in this
counirv. 1 run enabled at first sight to adapt lenses
most appropriate to restore theyision to its original
vigor and cure all the various disease: of the eye._ I
have therefore combined my trounce of an Ocnlist
with that of an t) ician.,nn am now enabled to
furnish all kinds of uses and styles of Spectacles
and Eye-Glasses which are nude to order under my
own supervision, to suit my cuetomers’ Visionary
ailments.

Consultation. Free.
References—Geo. G. Bishop. Charles Olmsuad.

ex~Deput Sher-iii Charles Adams, Hr. Clan-lice

Scan with J. F. Bennett. 7“ 1y.

lBRARY 0F CONGRESS. Copyright Office.

A Washington. No. m: P. to wit: Be it tuneup

tiered that on the 15th d of Not. Auno Domini.

BASKS a: 3301'}! SK of New York. have

‘ inthilofllcethe tidednboomtueutle

'ono! which is in the following words,
(been and

 

Determined

 

liflMSTll

4-”: Main Street. .\‘orwalk.

fill BRIlS.

Insurance ihiilling. So. .\‘nrwalk.

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GOODS!

CHRISTMAS

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BBMSTWK BR-

Norwalk.

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1-3 Main Street. Insurance Building. Sn. Sorwalk.

 

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Industries!

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New Store! New Goods! (‘Lcupcr than liver?
C. H. Harvey would call this llill‘ll‘ti‘lli of the
Public to one of the Best Assortments of Boots
and Shoes in Nort'alk. Now is tlic Time and
Harvey‘s the Place to Buy Cheap. as the Goods
Must be Sold. No. 1‘2 Main St, Scut‘nNorwalk.

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can out of them.

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