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I ' it“ lliacur. l.i~t .‘tlllf'ldy.
.. I - 3.: \- r \I u u it t a: } l‘illl-K put‘
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l-rut- r s llrzig St ‘lt‘.’
\ \ lends it.“ la~lltil an
I Ipur “tilt“! The Enterprise.
InIIiwli-rable enterprise on the part of its
l‘il‘. ‘hvrs and Wlll Iv- 'N“lll't““‘hf\ll if
" »-IIJ(-"ll"2;3 cf iI~ t‘rlllill' arc lii‘i-Iled.
. .It‘ llnginecr l'rowitt and nth-T gun-
from Norwalk. examined the
:_~-p~rt tire alarm system “‘ednes-
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b. i‘.\ l'rf"li'_\‘1:t“‘.
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ll ”"Afli
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in the i‘III‘oliIlatI-il hull time table.
11w ‘.\ laltl~ luxtiress train li-ives 15
I!..hlll"! lair. and a III-w Sundaytrain
I,.i- been put on to Stamford
MI. tub» PI PI \l~Tl;l-‘
he'll-‘l u~ a'lIIllir'l’ do: In "i ‘ough
“e lh‘llt‘Vr‘ it to be a good
ba- lit-lpcd III evI-rv caw.
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TITII I \ I‘osx.
T-JINlay bills paved the Holise I'i-quir~
n”: all liens on oyster grounds to be
r,._-..rIled In town I-lerk~‘ i tlicrs and all
tramfrrs of oyster grounds to be entered
"l3 the books of the shell fish i' unmis-
Moro-rs.
1;: lbs. Lard for 31.0“. at F. llaye‘s.
T .I. much care cannot be taken in
sen-«ting meats for the table. Sperry &
Barnes goods are first-claret in every
particular because they slaughter the
bog- and nom- but the healthiest are
Used or I III for the market.
The senate has refused to concur with
the huune in panning the bill giving
couru of common council in cities the
“1"?! to order gates at dangerous rail-
road crossings. l‘helau of Bridgeport,
urged the house to infiln! upon lll former
union and Hoyt of Greenwich asked
the house to recede arid concur. Phe.
Ian‘s motion to Insist vru re'ected by .
vote of 112 to‘S-l and the earthen
concurred in meeting the but.
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“'l‘liv~ Slllt'lilt‘ club" is lllt‘ name of :\
'nivii‘ organization iii~t started lll this~
city. .‘lv'mlwrship is limited to twenty
,{ ll\‘t‘ and when
lcotntmt
'l- ~~ Iii:in twi Iitv lite an election may lie
[llr' -.II vision of the “
\III \ Irk. lmtir yuur‘
: “lurks
Itlllalt‘llr ‘
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one IIIIII ti pleawd with ItsI
Tin Music i
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A- Z twenty-live patents III the January and
Iiiztznr Mutiny-s hair been made . ' '
iTllt‘St‘ patents are mainly upon water
The Temperance meeting will beheld
all Sundayaftcrnoon. Rev.
.‘ll, lh‘llll] i Wt” speak.
it d “i“ 1. nice vtill work the first -lc-
:lt'“ I»: \‘. l‘aiI-mlIII i-v :ng. All II‘:_-tI r
-:- Hannah} iII\‘.'.IIl,
“The “71“ "t SIlHtlllH‘i' ~\i:l or
I 'l'u' ‘it t.,w i‘ Iigrvquional SI-ri IcIv .it 7
II E -i'li III-IIII-iiuiv I-iI iII: g.
Tine r.iI.I'IiIIi
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.iII tliv- .‘lle-m church, borough. III-Inor-
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ri' Tull" H “1-!“ lumtti Il i \pt-ws
mg wI-st IIIIw ~[i~'.\~ .It lI‘J‘ I'Ity .It 'i 3‘. .p
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.liivlgviicnt lifr\ llii‘ll L'Htll rig'Iinst
V Illvldltl Sunk II. Ii: ~IIIt tor $I’IIIJN’”
I.. Iiztzt :icziiimt limit
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in: I-"llllllllt'i‘x f I' lit . .‘lllIl ii» Irvugv‘u
\I inIItc-l l»\\“l.tlil\ upon illllt'l il—
Ir+z~t ‘i'lltll'l of III~ N -I\\ I.'iI ll-ii’n-
l.‘ I ivu l I I-iiipitii
\‘. ll !‘ll\ III: \‘I‘I'il\\I‘ll\ ~-l'. tl.i- in»
'l\v I llii- : i» III ‘IIzIIIIli‘oIII New
\ I». i-iiig‘it Iirm and the [ruin was
I . i}- l in l. air ”I piitIiIII: ll ivnl.
i'I.I I‘ li~llltlll>Viitl 'l'lll‘lltllllt‘lll i \~
li'llillti: tl.I- ti tins of sllt‘lllr; ll' |lll Ilili t‘
to tour _\I-.irs liilfifil‘il the liouw’l‘btiisday.
lt \\ Ill be ~llllllllllt'il t-I Ibo ii- -pli- on the
day of .i;-.iiii.il tIIiin Ini-ctingsiiiilcto
hi I‘
ll». l~-;‘~l:It:ircli.ie thiswil :i liill per-
InItliI~; .in l-|\\li ;It :i Howling Ilulv
\\ IIIIIIl I . ipptopiLiIv .iny I>-.i~on‘il l-Iv
~‘llli In I... I \p- iI l-rIl llllilt‘l' tho IlII'i-.~II in
I lllI’ llii- Hl‘\t‘l\ itI ill I-t‘
\l- Iiziiti'il i-t_\.
‘t‘l' i"lllt'll on
the
\ lliv i’ll} iil Now-
(‘ompany I) held their annual hall at
\lii~ic llall Monday evening. Prof.
. li“llli“i baud gave a concert and fuinisii-
l I d music for dancing. Quite a number
I \‘r'h‘ present from out of town t‘vlli»
of the i Iiilflll ii‘gltlli’llt. ‘3
[he I ~ri--Ii~ lid: BiI-piiy :l-zisIII-d a
.tI-Ini of il'idays III jail yesterday and
if i‘t lt‘lIILI'It il lli‘l' rt‘l\‘HN\‘ li)‘ gi‘lllli; tll‘llllk.
lshc was :iiri-~ti~d 'lll\l‘lll Ibo cIty court
I Ilzis InI-I‘nin; was given L20 days in Jail
\\llll Jiiiigon ::t suspended. For the last
ten .‘ cat : llil— Ili-praveil “Ismail li:i~‘ ~pent
‘t ion _\I .ir~ in jiiil. -liI'idi:cport 1' at.
.. Hi you \\’l\li to SilVr‘ money. ll" ,
buy your tiroccins of Scymoiir Bros.
III \\':i~liinutiin StrIet. Finest grades
of limb r. Sugar. 'l‘ea. t‘otl'I-e. atii'lt ‘ iIIIII-Il
IIn-uis a specialty. Hue trial is \lllllt‘lr‘lll
“ti I'iillVllli’t‘ you til it this Is the place to
buy :Iid Irv-Inf]. \l\\’.‘l)‘ :i large
and l‘liwll ~liii‘k lii rt‘lii‘l ll’i‘lll.
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llvv. .‘lr. Anderson proacln-d Ii practi»
l“ll ~I flit-Ill last Sunday t‘\‘t'lllll_: suggest-
.wl by llti' Litc golden \I'i-ilIlin: of Rev.
l'r. Seward. trim. which he gave Illns
tintion‘ to sliou Ib:it :i nglIlI-n wedding
\\.i~ llli‘rt‘ IIIIIIIIIIIHI‘ than geiii‘rilly sup~
l‘Upr‘ll, and “as quite pronouin‘v il III the
\ n-w Iliit thi- llllll'lll‘il state \\';t~ thi-
Inippiwt :inl the Illli‘ Into \\ llli‘ll It woe
lllt‘ lil.i)‘- l‘ Illiil MIIIII‘ i‘lfil‘llli )‘t‘x’lt‘l‘ildy
:itti rIiI-oII. for the pIIIp aw of i‘I‘li‘Illlllifl
and mm Honing il “inhibit-.3: could not
lic‘IliWiM‘Il \\llv'lt‘l‘) ll.“ \‘i‘lill’t‘ ““51 (U
the gun ‘- :it the )l.iiti :Itrci-t crossing
could be avoiilI-il. .\ plan of other gatcs
wris shown. and in order to afford lllllt‘
li-r invatngition mayor Richards will
I'I IpiI-st IliI- t‘oniuihsioncrs to i-\'tI-Iiil the
lllllt‘ In \\ hiI-li IlIi- can .s shall be i-rci‘tcd'
Inc month,
S in l'oI‘II.‘ ch. pwunl. at l‘. H i) I-I‘
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in II.
I’ ‘llllt'i'lli‘lll I. ‘iIIgli‘u llI‘llHli'Il III
:it't-ilIIIIIIi-Ill l) the pII-sixlwut l‘f'
\lmut l ~II IIIIIIIItIs l.‘ 5». I: .s In 'IIII‘:
llrl'\\.lalll~I‘-I\Ill’l lll 'lll Ill ‘ I min
't the South \nruulk llit ~t . :ilI-Ilit
'liv lilm‘r‘ \\ li- T-‘1l\!.ll'1*l.ll lliv' II I i-lit
lit" III IliI- §ll!l-‘ (I In). l! I. i- l‘”
-~IiI \\llll Uigh' ul iui l4t‘
l'I.I-I~n_;iii- III I'm lliIlIIii II»:;‘I
llJ‘ll ll‘l Light. lui.iii~I wt I
with: III: till»! ll.~' II ow »I: too
l‘l'l MIIHII -lii'ri. li'llll‘-'I‘lll"
tztI ~ .l‘ .l l-‘IIlIlI'..; \‘ITt‘ l‘l‘ll) Illlll igi~l
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Iti‘I‘Iit-It i M Ii-l -‘ll 1 i ‘lJ‘
pittiiiciit for In ll\l~ II pit-v l~. \\'hi-Ii Iii-f
~Ii- «inl- l in F' tIIII; ill" iIiI»Iii-} llt‘.‘
i':iIEI Il :iI IIIpiIII II :tlil the [no hit it
\Ittli II stilI-nli lii'i‘li-l l'I-t ~llt‘ll l’I'lri‘sli
lllr'lil‘1|~ll!lllllis indulge ill.
I l‘ lii‘lll‘v‘ll Is li-I\\' :it the lel
«t \VIEI llIls-l ‘ll \\lili'll
lwl :I s. “I s III iIxiM. :ii-Il \\ lll re llt‘ \\ Ill l
i'I-ivi‘vt-Iiito his “ll -l- :iIiIl' l'i‘l.lll'
IlIli IrIiit ‘iI’IIl \t‘fil Lil-2i» hu‘i»
lI.iIIk l2 Iil \\lli continui- III the
III IIkII \\ Itli IlIi- llII‘Ill business.
\\ irI h l w l\»l“\‘ llrli‘il iIIi IhcrI- for winin-
lllv‘ IIliI rlH-‘Ilit‘tlla‘ of III III Iirnis
.ipp- or III .iIiIIIlii-I l"‘lulllll.
\vllil' l‘l’i'siilI-til llwi‘il «if llii- XI-W York.
\Iw Hahn and Hartford IziIlIIiail has
“I’lllt‘fi II II tti-r to llili-i' l‘liillips. rum»
niwr of the li-islnn express train. which
\\.i~ iii-railed zit l‘clhainvuli- on the
III Irning of llvi‘I-uibrr L‘T, enclosing: :i
I‘liII‘I: for $2.1“ :ir‘ a rIi‘IitznitIou of the
h» rl‘rll‘ conduct on tlizit occasion. The
dock Is In addition to the half pay rc-
i'I I\‘i-il by thi- t‘ll:lllt”t’r \\ hlli- ofl’ duty.
~ llay l-y llli‘ lizilc or Toll. til John ll
III In“.
~t inil
ll" has ll'.I~t‘tl
\Jlt‘
‘ p“.
tirim
any Iticitibi-r ili-sIri-s to
-\iII-iIle he will be furnished
\\llll any IIII':iiI~ for so doing which be
til i} IlI .‘Il‘I‘ \\'liI-n the number llt‘Cillllt“
III-l l to till the quota. but under no cir-
cum»! iIIc- s W!” the tui‘llll‘t'l’elllp be
till-mini In t \t‘t‘t‘il two III-r in and one.
«- ‘ l l i'ilitiry ,\'--\\ ~.
.\II~IIIIZ~ p-itvnt L'l'iilt‘ lizirs are meeting
wttli L'NIII‘I'Il {.‘unr llt‘li‘ and elsewhere.
'l'liv' i‘ on; ‘Iny now has home oiilcrs from
i'IIIfIII i\‘ Kli'tl‘l‘. l‘r-“Itly lift-lllt'l‘x‘. Nor‘
“mill )lilIs. New Y-Irlg,’and .\' irwalk
Stitiinliozit i |.. and l'. ll. l'billip's
llrIIi-ks l'iirui. also from the Mn-
lllt‘tpul this i‘o.. Brooklyn. The opinion
of all who use them Is that they are. a
great improvement and saving of ex-
pr‘nM‘. The company has received sever»
ill duplicate orilris.
~I‘IirnIl Park a! ‘2 per pound. III i“.
ll l}‘r“‘.
Luv s H. \'.i\li. of Brooklyn. son of F.
ll .\'_i.~li of lltln city. bus descriptions of
February numbers of The (ltficial iia~
lv‘llt’ of the l'tiited States Patent office.
meters and are assigned to the National
Meier ,t‘omiiauy of New York. with
whom .‘lr. Nash is associated. The pat.-
ents are valuable ones. and Mr. Nash re~
tams a considerable interest in them.
besides receiving a lucrative salary iii
the company. Mr. Sash when aboy
exhibited much mechanical talent. and
learned the machinists trade with the
X-irwalk Iron \Vorks. \Vhile with this
company he turned his attention to in-
venting. in which he has been very suc-
cessful. "
It is now believed that nine persons
were aboard the lifeboat which left the
steamer ldlewild at Stamford during
the storm of Friday morning. February
26. There was taken to Bridgeport.
among other baggage taken front the
foundered steamer. a package addressed
to Mrs. J. M. Gardner. Milton. Conn.
It was unclaimed. andaletter to Mrs.
Gardner brought an answer Saturday.
stating that her husband had been to
New York. and expected to take the
steamer for Bridgeport Thursday after-
noon. His name must. therefore be
added to the seven already published.
also that of E. \V. Osborne. 5 son of
Rev. )1. Osborne of Niagara Falls. N.Y..
who is believed to have taken the
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iI:-l tip-vi tIIc t‘\I‘l'I.lll-'ll it :ts Iciii. ot
sun icc llt‘ ~III'i‘I'I ~l~- l 1“ll‘l'l.\‘l‘"‘t‘l\‘.\' of
Ion Sch-nth I‘ \. llv lII-I‘inii- .i lIIigi
vlz- I ;i In IIIII .lli\ in Ho}. IIIIl pioiioiin I:
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i\;iliiiil .iIIIl pun-I :IIIIl Is iIII'Il) llll'lll‘lll‘il.
l‘lll' ~ll .‘tllli‘r lll‘l Ili't‘i-Io'il ii\'t‘l. llii‘
III iii-i ”lg It to LP of :nlvnnluuo
lil|.t\l‘ :iil Ilic spaI‘I- :i\ liable for loitliiig
Id
and unloading l'IIo \‘I-swl is In accord
\\Ith .\lI‘. i‘t‘.i\\‘~ lilt’fl\. and \\I- \‘t'llllllt'
:lllI‘ \lJli‘llit‘lll, \\ iZl piIIII- Iii l‘l‘ l‘l\t‘ of
the l-th Il'lJl'll‘ll II» the o} sti l‘ idiotic“
.-l the Inziny lav!“ Ir-IIIIII'IslIig llll‘ tut:
“I‘i‘lII'lll llill‘TI
\l'lil \ I\ (I\ llll. HIHIHII.
l'linrlcs l't-iu'suii's “Fitlll Nun-l.“ \iglit.
*Iiiiilui night. about ipiziiv twist
I-Iglii. “llt‘ll the milk Ir‘i‘n l‘lllllt‘ I‘lll‘
tln‘ Ili.i\\ liisilu- .i'. tliIs piaw'. llll‘ coco
Iii .‘l >.i\\ :i .lIIIlI- Ill-ILII‘I‘I- :il In l of him
on Ilic track \\ but he first look [or :i
“lute dog. but. l-uI‘IirI- ho I'I-.II‘IiIiIl him.
what he :isi‘ci‘ttiiiioil to he :i In in. but
too Lite to stop lll” train. .lIi~I lit fore
the man “'PI‘ hit liI- partially raised him-
‘t‘lf, and “as cuiulit by llll‘ pil-it and
“In \\ II oil into the nut l. The train wzi~
ImIIIi-Ilt.i'ely sioppnil. :iiid [llt‘ train
llilllils, \\'llll ilr:i\\lI~IiilI-r llrirfuiil. \\t‘lll
l-ii‘k \'\'\‘r lllr‘ liliiltzi' [ii lillil llti‘ liiul) .
'l‘licy lilllt'Il lo liIiIl it, and t‘illllt‘ to the
conclusion that It must have sunk III the
“Lili‘f, :ltlil lllt‘ llllllil.‘ l‘i‘llll'lli'il Iii llii'
train and notiIiI-il the einployoos at the
\lllllI-ll After the train left .\lr. llaifor-l
made :iiiotlicr search. He went the
whole Icngtliof the bridge. examining
the “titer as curctully as he could in the
dark. Iinzl listening for any sound that
might indicate the whereabouts of the
niziu if he was alive. it was not posit-
l\‘i'l_\‘ known Just whi-re the man was
struck as tlIc-l‘c was no blood or any-
thing else on the track to iiidicatethc
spot. .‘lr. llzirford then returned care-
fully. and when about 75 feet east of the
draw he heard something in the mud llt“
low which he at lirst took to be a Iiiovc‘
lllt‘lil of the ice. lle listened a moment
and then heard a low groan. (ioing
down onto the plate timber he dipped
his lantern 5“! as to get a view of every-
thing underneath. and discovered the
lll‘lll lying in the mud between the out—
side piles and a cake of ice. He called
to him to hold on a minute till he could
get help. which he started for. \\'heu I
got to the lock shop he found the dept t.
hands coming to the bridge. and return-
ed with them. He got a strong rot»: out
of his house and let down Joseph Keef
and John L. Tuttle By this time
the tide had rose to where the man was
lying and the men who had been let
down by the rope kept the injured man
out of the water until a boat was pro-
cured from the foot bridge. when he was
taken to the shore. where he was wrap-
ed in Messrs. Harford‘s and TuttlI-‘s
overcoats and carried to the station. Dr.
Pardee Was summoned. and everything
possible was done for the injured man.
but he died in about thrce~i1uarters of an
hour. ' His name was Charles Pearson.
and he was a btother of Robert Peatson,
President of the L‘o—operatii‘e flat Co.
His coat. vest. hat and collar were
found near the Lock Company‘s ofiice. a
long distance from where he was struck
by the train. which gives ground for the
opinion that he was either temporarily
insane or Committed sucide.
(‘onrt House Matters.
The court house question still remains
unsettled. \Vednesday and Thursday
was devoted to a hearing before the oom~
mittee on county seats. and the claims of
Norwalk and Bridgeport were presented
at length. J. B. Hurlbutt advocated
Norwalk‘s claim. The committee will
report next Tuesday. and a ajority and
minority report are exmtefThe county
delegates have not taken any action on
Bridgeport‘s proposition. They have
their next. meeting one week from \Ved-
ncaday. Reddinz held a town meeting
Wednesday and instructed their reprc.
seutative Sanford to Vole for Norwalk.‘
VWliy don't you try Carter’s Little Liver
Pills ? They are a positive cure for sick
m for avinit to friend- up the
amicmd.
headache. and all the ills produced by
dim Liver. Only one pill a do...
we duty of all to t‘lilt‘r. (lid luii-Iiclors
pI’IwiInt admit that he ipiitc :Ilily lllllll‘ ‘
taincil lli‘ l-J‘llliill.
\ llt"llrt‘itltlll ll»IIl Mll.‘ .‘idsll‘l'
)lI-i‘hzinii‘ l’iillIAr of Hi“ I ‘I‘ll‘llllilillt‘ll Init l
ENTERTAmuN‘l‘S.
l‘ncle Tom‘s Coblu Festival.
II has been a long time since a good,
lllt‘lll‘llli‘llS prrforIIIImCBIif Uncle Tom's
l',-.ll‘1li‘lsli‘t'!i‘.l\'l’lils‘llll‘lxt|r\\rtll{.
li :. I II t i< h (Illreli‘ if i! l‘l':\‘
\\ I‘ twin Si‘l‘ll iitot‘i‘riy prcsi'IIIi-il by
many patron‘- of illnllSl‘lut‘llli In this
city for years. F-II‘ the past twenty-oni-
\Vt i~k~ this >I asoii. Manager t‘. ll. Smith
has been presenting his extensive pro-
dIIction in the principal cities. ind has
arranged to appear wuh hts l:i';e com-
pany in Music Hill on Monday tycning.
the 13th lust” and in the Ilpera House.
Norwalk, on Tuvalu)“ and \\'eIlIiesIl:iy
evenings. givint' :i grand ladies" and
children's sourenir matinee on \\'edncs-
Iia)‘. III the boioitgh. All the special
natures~ \\‘Ill be given which character—
.,_...1 the 1;..1 prIIIliIi-tiimof the play at
:1l ‘: ~s'i
Nil-Li‘s iiii'IleII. N-‘w York. for two
works. and also for two weeks at the
It “(on Tin-atria under Mr. Smith‘s
iII:iIi:.;:I'niiI::. Til" (‘iiliipany has liii-n
l‘iii)lt.}_: to l'rII‘-\ilt‘ii house“ :It llawcs'
tlperu House. lili-igi‘llul’l, this weck. and
played III the I:=r.:.i‘St matinee with
hardly an ixci~pt.i-Ii at that house for
ycars. on \\'I-Iin.v~Il:i)' last. The company
carry their own epi't‘lal sccncry com-
plI-II-. TIII- .\l:Ib;iIIi2I IltibilI-I- Singers arc
:i Iiiiisii-il li‘itltli't‘ with the company.
‘ ’i'iiI- lllzllitlgl‘llli‘ll'. \I uches that the Linze
.‘lil\i‘l'l|<i‘lll>'ttl in this Is~in~ will be
InirrII-Il um I.» tln‘ li‘tti‘r, :IIIl that the
production \\lll lw midi-r Mr. Smith‘s
poisoiiiil \llvi‘l‘Vl‘li‘ll. An llItr'l‘erllltz
lcatiire in the lit itinces of this (‘illllllillly
is that "lJIlli‘ l-Zvii“ Is introduced lit the
illlllli'lll't‘. :Iiul ;:l\'I's auay iitlt- liutlilrcil
souvenir dolls to children. and in order
tiitreut both Soru‘alk and South Nor
walk alike. she “I" give the same
number to children in this citv on Mon-
day as in Norwalk III the \\'cdnc.\‘ilziy
lllitlllltt‘. 'l‘lie tickets are on salc :ii
lloyt'~ for .\lii~Ii~ Hull, and at I'ltiistml‘s
lot the l 'pt‘lj lli‘ll‘l'.
\lIIIIl H, Ti Iii to l»- Illll‘lwl‘ ucncrul III:
“I orzheu.“
.l‘llt‘ poplil‘ii cli:it:icII-I' Iii'tor T‘Ii‘ilt‘l‘lt'k
: lil'} ton \\ ill Iippwir at the IlpI-ra llousi-
llll tho \ Ii‘ziiii'y lll llh‘ .IIIIH I1iilsi~il by
(Mr IlI*;iIlI i'l IIIII ll.inI~ ilI_ and II n.:
“l‘IIIry Is \IIIIIlIy of ill" pinni tion. III»3
‘I IItI'IIIl llll' oil It thr II lII~lIII-ii as
I "l"iil’;'l\'i'|l
.‘lI-llilzlY Ii’wniiii: in the \vl)’ ltlllll‘llu:
t-IIIicIly «lt‘ltlid “l*‘i\i‘;:I\I-Ii.“ of \\l|lt‘ll
llll‘ i‘iiii‘IIiuli I'iItiiiIicIIIuil ll.” ~Iti- says;
of. Jack lhaiiioliils,” Is :i
IlIii‘ply III'II liwllllg ~II-Iy . t‘\'t'lll)' luluuccd
.n llllllli‘ I lt‘llli‘lil‘ i‘ill.l IIIIi-Il lllt‘li‘lll of
\h‘
gp‘ithus :iIIIl liiitnoi: iinil l'll‘l’x‘ lhit lingo
'a-Iil \\ IIIi I.iII- ilI.iIn.iIsI‘
5’ Ii-Iii'~-
’ I :I i «ill I win l liw is ll -i\ I~IIIiiIIi.IIIIl.:I;
lln‘xl‘ taillltn lvll‘Il.. l.l
l'I l\\ I\ l. ‘Il l'liill'»llill‘ MI W II\~II~I
~’i't_lI|I r. ll» ’I"illIli .\ l: i‘lI l. I‘ III I :I
III _;.Ii ILI-t .I II: \\ clung. ll *«ilvvl
I I vl'lli IIIIII. lr.‘>l\lll,; lnl l‘IHl‘llllui
l< Iii“.II . ,lllol l. t\‘il‘_: lot :i\.iI'lIIio i} .i l-.
J.i~!IIl. \iII.l - ‘Ir lI lll‘ill\ .iI Il llt'l .Il‘
[‘IlJl‘l‘ \\.l\ II.IIl on tho I‘\“i\‘l huts
lIII- .l m ii'ItHI‘ is I i I .ttii.» tt'I- st \l"" is.
Ell Ilw .\\‘II I! I' \’.«‘Is :‘l‘tll lI'I:.:.‘
.‘iIIi'IIuI'. i'l'-~t-Il-IIp.:III.l on-
Him lli \l . ll III t‘~ I.I': t~l. \I.I
I».i- ili‘il Iii‘i -lI-~l I:.l 'II I i. 1.. i\ .\-z
‘. .., Illiil' iii! I'il ‘l“\‘\llilltll ..II
I ~l IIII li\-- p ‘\\ll .I'l-l I'iii‘l itIIi.; III!
‘lli Ilcinc .Iiipii it‘II- IlII- lIoIi-‘I‘ In in; tip
loci“. pai' in .iI.\ .-\~tii ‘li‘lllli‘l' No
I; :~III.,: :ippii llll“ l\ on :i llI‘\\' .iriIl lZIl
i1 ~\I .l p .iii. and I~ si iii ingi'Il ;i~ III‘
l'l\t‘ :Iil Il-II- .ii=iIii~ :i\\:i) lr ‘lll IliI~I Ii
. llit‘ II out. l'II-~ pilot in ll‘l‘ l‘ suppli. .1;
\\l'.li Ili'.t"llllli‘lll‘~ ~ ItiI.it the min iii It
I. la .iln- liilt‘ i‘v‘lllli 1 oh I tIiI~ whole I P.
i i \I'lllll.‘.
I _
v"lll lLflilll ‘I M
‘l' ‘IHII‘
IIIII
l‘l si-Iisoi ~Ii:iii~lu :ind llxc ii~ii.il numbers
of -Il‘\lll.l .iIIIl llii'»ill\l\li‘lll sit'lzilions
li'llllil lliMi IIiiiiy of I':-- ilt‘.itii:=~ III-w
IIIII I'lil‘lii‘. 'l‘III- plot null
I'iiiistiiiI-IIIl \\llll :i gun:- kIIII\\lIIl:I- I-f
IliI- I'I 'l lllt‘llli III~I l the Jar pI lli‘lllli‘l.
ilnliiy, and iii
~uI'Ii .i l':t"\\‘l Illllilli'l ti- .‘. it :ippI.il~ :il-
liiwst i'lt“l\lll‘:\ t-I ili- llli‘il‘lIit‘. and Ill
s 'llli‘ III Ibi- IIIILI p iIhII :II.Il stiotim st
Nlillllv I \. Int. tIiI-iIuIiziiIt‘
I t hiI ~Iiin II €in Is to l-Iv - . ii iii IlI - .IiiIl-
givi iIiIlI \ ~~I' llai‘ InI-xiiig
lIi lln-r t\ll‘I\l
\\ l‘
pm. Is .1 tl.i- l‘: it."
\li. Lil-sun‘s tligiii liriitdi
\l: llili\Il‘ . l‘I\l l‘ ‘i I: i ’:l
tl.I- l.l~l iII._*II~HI n" .l I l‘ilii.. l~
\\ I‘... \\ .lp 1:: I. \I -'i l I\ t‘\l‘liill,:
(gm “.4 \l .I‘ \ ll i4. l‘iilli III
;l;llil > t', \i l-_‘ it! Hi. .‘wa
‘llIII-tc .it \ ‘\\ ..... \i i .1.) l:.-‘ \lo
lin. lll‘ l" ';i Izii~IIr \x;.l II. ,'.Ii “:th
ltiI~.~\IiIIi:I t-‘ \VIEI .:.I i'wl ”
‘Ii.1iroit;c lit-i-lIi-‘s III llll.lll| Itiailiiigs.
\lI‘ lix'-\l;~‘ ll. iIliI-k lI -iIII_;~ “HIV at-
t1..i“("l"‘\:‘i|“;“hl‘kl‘ . l.l‘l Monti}
“I‘ll \Hii‘il :l
l' 2‘ l‘\ .ili-til
.iIi .il'll‘l of
llv‘ ll i\ ii ‘I 'l
IIxi-l- I ‘
.tll \\ll-‘ III-.iI l."lt II..II iv»
“2-! link. lli~ I! I t. It: l~ l.llllllt“‘.
ll.Il'I‘I‘ilI lii‘ III-ll'Itr ti'li‘li I‘f
. I II’II'I'IIl “ill-l‘ than
“I. l: IlilII-K i.\ Ell~|»i' I‘llIllll'lItlll‘ll.
Is :tlwivlllli‘fl III ~ Iioni III:itiIi-~ii~ui and
Iii.i\ tic >llitlll"l .I~ .I IIiI»IlI l in lll“ prI-Ii-V
~IIIII. in
die Is i'i-iimtkiilily slum; and line, i~.ip.i~
lilo ot powerfully depicting ilccp llrtfivll'lii
\\ llli‘ll IciiIl ‘lll‘ sou s of men. and :id Ipt~
l‘
Ii II\?I
Ill
lllL: lIIIII~I~lI~ \\ llll III Itil l.li‘llll) to the
llli'li‘ ilI-2II~.itI- II ‘I lilt‘illt‘lll.‘ of lib .iIt.
“.‘l iIlI .\ll§I'l’} i‘ l the Horuun I‘III-
:i tiiriliiiu: Ii-.ilI~iiI:
\\l' \\III'I~ l'lI‘ill;lil ‘.ii‘.- In Lll‘ - with tin-
Il illl in Inolu :in E \\ ill the w.l_.‘ .\'IIIIII_\'
\\ In so subtly \\ .3 Bowl upon them, swzit -
l:!.: thI-Iii :it lll‘ \\ ..i The \\ ii iii‘
\\.l‘ ll’lltll' to ~I.III‘I on. With appalling
\l\i\lllt“‘. lliv '« Ilttldi‘l Hf l. Iiliit‘I-u
~li u:il lII- niI~~III ‘l‘t I as a marvellous I \-
.'I~:I~” \\ .t~ glir’
\\i .1
>I‘I'Ili'
liilIiIiIin of skIll ill clociitiiinaiy it”.
For Lipid Ill«|\I~lliI‘ll[ and licw‘ililvl'l":
\.iI.I I_i It I=.i~ ":‘t‘lll “is l'vll‘lt‘rt‘il with
“on ‘I-Iliil pvt II It. 'll.
Mr. Halli.» ('lllst‘IA \\'llll Howell‘s Iiuius—
In; ltllii‘ i‘.iIiiI Il'} . “’l‘lii‘ Sch-piiu: I III."
l‘liI- IlI llfilllllll I'i-IiIlI-ring of this t‘llitl‘lll‘
”I; bit of nonsense cannot be Ili-scrIl-I-Il.
l‘IiI‘ Zlilillt‘llt‘t’ \Vt‘lt' III a tumult of plIvasw
lllt' IIoni beginning tIiciid. and Mr. lliIl-
IllI- \ztl do“ n :iIIiIIl :. storm of applause.
lt Isiuniorml that trio Norwulk IIIbIaIy
i2». “Ill make an vil'ort to SI‘VIlrt‘ Mr.
li‘IIIIllI- to read in llii‘lr course In place of
MI“ t'auilioiii. If they are siicccsstnl
IiiI-y may be >1llt‘llt‘\\‘lllllt‘ heard by a
large (lt‘lt‘gillli'l Iosii South Noiwalk.
I‘I‘t‘lllu\!‘ll ‘iiii~t‘liih Concert.
The L‘l ciiIIci-It 'l\t‘ll by the llcctliov-
cu 'l‘Iio t‘lub :it yin tlpi-ra ”oust-Tues
il'iy evening was :I most dcciilcd success
artistically. aid “is more of lltllll‘I‘ltll
success III In the tho. but in the |:iIII-r
pailiciilar was hot so successful :is It
ought tobzivo been. .\lr. Bonnier. the
solo violnicI-llist of the New York
l'lnlliaruionic Society. appeared in
pltlt‘t‘ of Mr. lliirtdcgen. who could
not appear. and be rendered two solos
producing a rcIIi-irkalily tine tone from
his instrument. lie is the most celebrat-
cd ‘cellist in Ibis country. Mrs. Barton
prIIvId all thit was anticipated and
more. l'lt‘l‘ exculion was marreloiis and
tliecoloraturi- of her voice something
rarely met with. No better singer it Is
inI‘I- tIisIIIy has ever appeared In .\or-
walk. and she carried the house by
storm. Mr. Hall was at his best. and
played the "X11 Rhapsodie llougroise."
by iszt. in a manner which won well
merited applausehlwvsp'indfil with a
unique composition the “berenati‘.” by
Moskowski. aperfect item. beautifully
rendered. Hermann also succeeded in
gaining an encore by his wonderful ex-
ecution on the violin. The attraction of
the instrumental portion «was the
Krcutzer Sonata by Beethoven. faultless-
ly and charmingly rendered by Mr. llcr~
main) and Mr. Hall.
“Mixed Pickles" was played at the
Opera House Monday night. Mr. Poll:
and the. Company were as good as ever.
and the audience had the pleasure of a
delightful comedy. The Norwalk Am—
ateur Orchestra furnished the music.
and added much to the pleasure of the
occasion. The members of this organi-
zation are to be congratulated upon their
performances. They rendered selections
of the latest music, and were enthusias-
tically applauded.
Intold “My.
The Hartford Courant copies from its
issue of September 7. 17331. the following
interesting and instructive item of local
news:
Last week. David Campbell, and Alex-
ander Pettigrew. “jet? indicted before
the superior court. sitting in this town.
for hreakiu open and robbing the house
of Mr. AdioT Abbot of “’iudaor of Two
Watches. to which Indictment the both
plead guilty, and were senteu each
of them to receive 13 Stripes, to have
their Right Earl cut off, and to be
branded with a Calif-album! B on their
Forehcads;wliich punishment was iri—
tlictod on them lost Friday. Pettigrew
bled scrunch tro- tlis Annotation of
hisEuthatthlfi'ulu Booger.
l~.
Tlt‘:
. ;;l\i‘1|ll
his Ili.ii;i.ilii‘ ll‘Slilli‘l‘ .\lt‘. li'iilm
lIi.
IIIII lllI'Y :iII~ IIIIIIIJ‘IIIIIIIIl li\ Ulll‘l‘f
iiiit’ Irriliislrii ~. ‘l‘I.I~ l; .\ Iii ‘llil ltlr'IIli"‘
‘.\' \l |lli|l.lt'lillil'._’l -, I n \V II-~r ~lti-I l.
lllt‘:
.\ Card.
—.\'ext Thursday will be the fiftieth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and
MN. John Mi Quhae’. Durmg the after-
noon. from ‘2 to 5. they will be at home
to receive all friends who may call. .
IIIII ‘Mlt'ulllt‘lll‘.
“'0 have tliis week l-I-i-Ii show it a hit} ‘
interesting lot of old documents by Mr.
A. ll. t‘iili-y of this city, Although some
of them are chr one hundred years old
they are in an excellent state of preser-
vation. Two of tlictii~otie dated 17‘!"
and the other bill. are remarkably Ni.
the paper being as white as ever and the
Ink free from any signs of age. One of
lllt‘>t‘ documents conveys from Gershwin
Bradley of \Vcston to his daughter Ile-
bomb. for the consideration of ten
pounds. “:l certain negro boy named
Neil. about fIvtirti-i Ii yearn~ of age. to hcr
tlic saiiii- l’t‘i‘ill:|l‘l to have and to hold
as her own property and relate fore“ r."
This iloi‘uuici I is dated March 3. IT“.
The si-coii-l IlocnniI-nt is signed by the
above iii-bomb litaiilcy. and is dated
Aug. 1|. l\Hl. lly it “agreeable II. III -
l't‘Klllilll'llh‘ of the statute lawsof t.‘oiitii'c
tii'ut cntitli-il ‘.\n act in addition to and
alteration of :in cm t‘tilit‘r‘l’llllig Indian.
Molntto and Noah» si-rvants and Slaves.
lli-liorrili lil‘tllli'y 1‘lll", by ciinsrnt oi
our Negro Man X. Il ctuui :putc illlzl
et‘l ff‘t't' Mtiil Ni‘gt‘u .‘Ilati xt‘l',” ‘
'l‘lii- lirsl i I Home ii"t‘lllll\‘lll\ \\:i~~ wit—
nesscil b_\ _\iII~l l".tllliif| and lii~t1~lioiii
llrtiIllI-v. 13!: Ilii- ~I~coiiil IlIiI-Iinii-nt ln
Hand l-‘.II.t-in :iII-l Sunni-l \\':iki-in:iu. '
1‘llt‘r0‘lli‘llll’t‘i_‘iilllr‘l'tllli‘llllli‘lll‘i. ilIII-
ed resort-Inch- Xl'Vl‘lllhl‘r l‘.‘_ 1730: Aptil
Pi. lTTl. Apiil 210. liii'i.
“‘elcutnc to RM . (ii-II. l‘. Ilennaru.
Thi- Jcrscy t‘tty Evening Journal of
Saturday contained the fulanlllL'I
tin Thursday l.i\l llov. 1“,. S, Stoddard.
of St. John“ P. l". t‘liiircli. Niniiiiit
:ivciiuc. lll\ III-d Iln- l‘:l\l.\t‘i'|I.Il i'lt‘rtfyllli'll
of tin clt_\ to his l\‘\lll\‘lll‘t‘. in Summit
llVI‘lllli‘. to lllt'I‘l lfvv. H. l‘. lli-libarIl.
IIIc ni-w Tl'l‘lill‘ of Holy Timity I'wtiri'h.
Lunch was wri‘cil by Morrow ik lliy at
1 o‘clock. and llll‘ :ilI-I‘nooii \\;i\' ~pi-Iit
In fifiiIi-I‘Ii il llll-‘l‘i‘I-lll‘\t‘. .\IIIoI:I: tliI~
~llli‘tw‘i‘ls ill~i’ll-~I‘Il '-tl\ the formation inf
:I liict’ary i‘lill'. to l‘ll’l‘l'ilt’l' l'iyincu :iIiIl
I'li~ri:_\IuI~n both in and out ol the l".pi~
ciipiil i‘lititi‘h. 'i‘hi- Hl’JI‘tl l“ to [ring
the Intclliqeiit Illi‘u II Inc city Inp-Ihcr.
I‘\‘|i‘t‘l lll‘\ llli‘llllli'l‘ of tho tllth‘I'i‘Vll
III’I-tvwsioiis. .ii:~lt -Ili»I'Ii~s. iii :t ttvnI I‘Ivns
way. ~Iiiiii- of tin hauling ~llliir‘I‘l.‘ which
are llllt‘l' \lil ; :ili ll.IIIlIiII..: llli‘ll 'l‘liI I‘I-
scouts to ho l‘I-IIHI. .i~ 'izv l-‘ l\ Ii II-it. L-r
allt'll .i club, .iiiil 2il~ ll' tl~II'\ lllt‘ll \\ll ‘\I’
lllllllvs \\t II lit-ill iwil. I..- ll‘l\3“l to
IiiI-It III I- -II~II t It: »:i li‘.j.£l-i “I; the pi.»
Jr‘t‘l. lii- l-' \\i Iv pi «I III lC- \‘. lb llw‘».
lI-IIIII l' li‘l ‘1»! wt (I‘Ji ' > an i ll ~l\ l'IIIIItV
i‘litiicIms. :IIIIl ILI- \--'ili‘l’ I';I7I,r\m in of
llil‘ (it). in l.< iiIIiI iIn. .il'I«l li- \\
ll-iIIII'IIolI. \l IIIIIII'. i "ll“‘lill. ll“lllll~~
ton. III nII \ _ \l tl’i'i. H l III'I. ll- til-iril
and N: hl lll«l l‘I‘. \l‘.tl'l|ll_; :iIi-l
ll.-ti:l.' Hi i \pI I {Vi ti he piI ~I‘lll. lI‘Iit
\\I-Ii IiI : ll‘ I-Il.
t-.I~ QII-iiIIiI-is.
\\l‘ 'l\ in .III 4 lion: ‘ill.
Siilt“ .IlIIIIil ii I.» i l - i'.~ .; \‘ l-i2l~. :i'.-I
l'll=l .lI‘l) It“ l“ :~ i-- ..lil 'l.v‘lll\
isioti IIIII II «tin-.1 II-IlII i-Iir‘flllli’l Irt‘ »_; ..
tlI.IIi li ~i\ l; ~‘I‘l livlllI’“ llil' :lltlvilllli of;
lil~ Iiii litlil\ llo \\ Iil ln' pli J" Il lll:
lI~:Irn Ili.iI ll.t'l~‘ li i~liI I-Iizizi .Ipp ii‘.i!ii~ III--
\IiilI l:IIIIl l’.llt'llltil lxl‘iI\\\ll :n l‘lic \u-
g-ql II I- I iI-vI‘rIIIIi‘~ ‘lliil \\ lIII‘lI li‘is lwi II
in :II‘III il Iiw t« r III iIlv two years. and
‘II.~ I ’~!. it:
at ii‘
liils
Ito-Ii t-w s l\l‘ lIIIIiI l3 hi
i" pit I'I lil. oi L: . I. .IIil at tho ‘Illlli‘ limo
llli’lilp" it "t‘ilil\ light. l‘i,I~
Iii.i\IIiIIiuI Iiiii illlll Ii‘. illiiiiilnatinn at :I
llllllltlllllll I‘Ii‘t. :I~ lilli\ Ilt‘Hliill‘ll‘Jll‘i. l',‘
llii‘ li‘li-Ill~ III llII‘ l’llllt‘ll >1 til“ lit‘
t‘utiiliiissiuii :iIiil \'i‘l!ll-“‘ by the vapor
ll‘llt'i' I all i'\it“ll“ I‘ "Il‘ll‘ from an uni-
I‘I-ini c is lll‘I‘\\tll'-‘ :it the llllrlli'l'\ of ll\v‘-
ll‘ll«tl\ of an ll’l‘ll
l"..\i~I-\~I\'-‘ p I’\§lll'l’ furl“ s the l'\l' It‘ll»:
i::i~ through the blow r \\ ilh such \IIIII-
city that .i l.iII.:I pIWpIirtIIin Iipt to
PII\" iill' lllli‘I‘ll‘lllllt'il. thus \\':l\tlli-,: mon-
i~i‘. and “hid ls li‘lmillilftfi lllt‘
.iIIiIIuphI lt‘ III II In ‘lll.
Tho I; l\’l'I‘lll“ill|li‘\ :ll’i‘ tii'l “holly I.I
l«!.it:Io I l ill-NW“ I*\‘ll.\. tor in orIli-r tI- II-I-Il
.‘iti :iiliiplutc sllppli i‘l~ gas tlitotlgh lllt‘
Lilivilnthot' snuiil I‘l[\-\ In \‘Iilt~lllllv‘l~.
Ill~*l't‘ or loss lt‘lll do ”out Ilicli.i~ “Will”.
ItiI~cIvin;iIiI--‘ III-- l‘--lll[“‘lli‘l Io :ipniy :i
liltitl llll“lllt‘ {Itl‘ ill t \i‘iwe Hf lliil li-
Ipiit'itl for I‘l‘i‘lll'lllli‘f‘I i‘uIi-Iiuipttou :it
the liiii'tivi~. or for sound >;lllll.ll}‘ pur
II‘\!‘\,
The .\III.;I~ll Automatical this l‘irsmro
tiIIvI-rn-Ir coniplI-tily. and to :ilNIlIItI-
pi~rti~ctiou rcgiilaII-s this continually
vary in street pressure. and III tho \‘I'l’)‘
point “here lllt‘ l‘tllll-lxlllt" ii-aps tho
benclit. “I Would i‘cconiniend those
|l|l"l't'.\li‘tl In the an Illli"lliltl. to ""lll
lllt‘ ililVi'l’llM‘lIH'lll :iIiIl lt'lll‘l‘ Hf l‘llt‘ R IV‘
IiioIIIl l"iii‘ii:ii‘c i\’ M‘t‘g ('II. on :Itii'lliI'r
pagc.
\\ IIII gtiiiii'III .‘
l‘
“i F‘i‘,
““‘liat \\ e lint "
()llt‘ of thc most important of our
business IiitI-ri-stsis that of supplying
the people with food of different kinds;
and it is one In “lltt‘ll South Noi‘iizilk
has some good and reliable ri-prI-seiitii~
lives. noni- of whom are bi‘ttcr known
and moretrustwortbv than the estab—
lishment of which Mr. A. S. lhiraud is
the proprietor. locatcil on Main. t‘or. of
llavilzind St.
~llI~re may lli‘ftllllltl at all times the
choicest of all kinds of meats; and we
speak truthfully when we say that no
market iii this vicinity has better :ic-
comodations for keeping articles cool
and strict than this one. Mr. Durand
keeps notliitu: but the very fliers! of
bccf. mutton. lamb. poultry. sausages.
bacon. ham and game Iiii their season.)
Great care is taken in selecting the same.
which plainly accounts for their super-
iori‘ly over similar articles offered by
dealers who are wholly dependent upon
what is sent them by j hers.
The facilities which th above market
enjoys, by reason of ath ' i h know-
ledge of the business. enables the pro.
prietor to place before his customers the
very best that can be obtained. and at
the most reasonable prices: in fact.
people say that for strictly first clam:
goods this is the chain‘s! market in
South Norwalk.
In buying meat from Mr. Durand the
most fastidious of housekeepers may rest
assured that they will get perfection. if
there is inch athing in these articles.
for cleanliness and purity are two points
upon which the above market prides
itself, and which are attained in every
instance. “'9 are sure that all who deal
with the above gentleman will receive
courteous treatment. and a full realiza—
tion of every dollar invested. He is
building up a large trade among our
best families. and when once a customer
trades with him a change is seldom
desired—Adv.
Ministers to Express Their i‘lows.
When the Naugatuck Valley asaociii~
tion of Congregational ministers meet in
Waterbury April 6. the morning session
will be devoted to discussions upon such
subjects as wages; competitive system;
anarchism: profit sharing: co-o ration,
socialism; communism; Karl an on
capital; Henry George on hind: labor
organizations in the United States; so-
cialistic and communistic orders in the
United States: the present situation;
mouoplies, strikes. boycotts. etc. Dis-
cussions upou these to ice will be limited
to admit of covering a entire ground,
audit may be safely asserted that into].
and candid views will he express-
:Iam L
‘SSI‘S.
UNBERWEAR.
LADIES, 4? (‘licniisu :2lc. upwards.
* -iiglit ,lli‘csscs, 50c. upwards.
lli'csscs.
'A. DICKERMAN & SON.
THE RAYMOND FURNACE ll M’F’G Ell.
Ill‘c lllt‘ ltii‘inuftlt‘ltlrcrs of
‘ SPECIALSALE
I Col‘sct Covers. 201‘. upwards.
l lli‘iiwci's. 21c. upwards. -
Slips.
, !
BHILDRENS lll'thi‘l‘S.
Night [in
3133:1112,“ t—l—ll\t t‘t‘t‘i . South N iirivii Hi. (‘Im II.
ON , ~
WATER ST. SO. NORWALK,
THE ANGELL GAS GOVERNORS.
>‘fll‘ll'll E. N‘lr‘llllfic
Zlilll"l "IT In El- i". ll: operation.
_\ "‘umcy :i'al Durabil-
pI'r cI tit. (an be ap-
plinl III .iny III- tI‘rin 3" Inn on s.:II;Il ll.» i' Iinpany Iiialnri‘I-riltiict :Ipp‘iix stliisaparu-
his to any lllt‘lt‘l' at their 1;)“ II Ir\pI In». 1- Il\'il2;{ In} In -::t \‘illij- \‘l to the actual ET.
oi’IIIa'Ico by sp ‘t‘llll‘ gii‘ii'intm- lllJ-l" III i-rI-Iy c be wli in r» piIrle. lI-‘ail the fol-
lI lI‘Is lr- i-Ii Iri la .~ UrIiIi 'lily it‘ll .1 l \
~:‘ lls pi-
.i', Ste;
and practical I \pi Its for In IIl_\ l\‘.li ." ..
and superior in "ill otlii rs in p Iint III S. 'ij.
Ili'se.
ll). t .iniiot p ' lillll‘l‘-'l~li'l..i?il\\.l:'.i\t‘11.i?|lif! trip.
l\\\\'lllg‘lt‘ll\‘r.
~I:\\ \l a. i'“ l‘vliy. 2‘2. 1586.
ll\\\I«-\I- ll l:\ \I 3‘ I\' .‘l'i i‘--. Inn.
iii \li E ‘ll \ l.:.cl «Inl In
I; \§ (-‘0\ III{\0R.
\\ luit it _\v.i~~ ill‘l'lL: tn-Ioiw pix ‘t‘
It
\‘ Iii will tiII- isw I \.~ I~=‘
l'tl tl‘II' ‘ Zi‘ lit-l~ lllt‘ .‘\‘l‘l:l"¢‘§
tho IlIIlti. ’l‘ I \\ Is l» ‘llliil tokiiow
'l‘o I. ll lllI' truth. i ‘t-ul you would
be Iiliiignl t-i Lilo- it on. ii In ll you it‘l\~‘~l pI I'IIII~~I ~II II- Iii: II on. but as I find by
bills. I brute“
i‘EII'I'II' Ii i‘ inn:
if It It. I\;i.
c >Inp.iiisun Hut l am actually \llYliZ: :ili int iii‘i pIII' I» Illutif my LLl“
‘o si :zil you I-hii'lI. fr 1 could not at? ~l’-l to II with. zit i2.
\ I :y It, stoplthzf
l": \Nii ll. RUSCOH.
Illllflfllillllls AND MEATS
.\T’l‘lii3 Ull' .\"l‘\.\'ll “3'
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRIN GWOOD.
ALL ORDERS FLLED PRUMPTLY.
('l'l‘Y l“(ll.l\'.\‘ VIN“ l'lV TU 'l‘lll‘illl AD-
\' .\.\"l‘.\li l‘I 'l‘ll 'l‘llAlll‘i \Vl'l‘ll L'S‘.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BflMSTOGK BllllS.
\Yill ii‘l' IlIc l‘II‘Xl fill days silli‘l’ their l‘IIIIiI'c Stock of
BVBRGUATS 8i SUITINGS
.\'l‘
GREATLY REDUCED PR CBS.
in order to make room for their
a ' -
Which they will exhibit on or about February 201k. Their
lai‘gcrly increased sales for the past two years will encourage
them to make the coming Spring Display the largest. and most
complete of any licrctol‘orc. Great Slaughtcr iii
HORSE BLANKETS,
For the balance of the season.
It will pay to inspect their stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as their asso tincnt in much larger and prices lower than their
Competitor .
BBMSTBBK Bllll.’8 '
Insurance B’Il’g,
SO. NORWALK.
lain mitt,
activism.
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do.
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Norwalk Chronicler