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wrnann AT THE POST OFFICE IN NORWALX government. And with harmony as a
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“‘NEWS 1190‘ 851W, the means by which it .
MAILSUBSORIPTIONS: may be secured come next ill impor-
' tance.

Dlum. one year. 83: sixfmonths. $1.75: three
months. $1.00; one month, 30c.

WEEKLY. one year. in Fadvance. $1.00; six
months. 60s.: three months. 350.

 

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The President’s suggestion is
supported both by common sense and
experience. The places at his disposal
have a local influence of which, except
in a very few instances, he cannot esti-
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,. . tained from others. He desires there-_ NORWALK . ’ Safes FDI' Ilenl. FRED A. WALTE
The New "Journalism. fore to put himself in communication . U ALUABLES STORED Real German Lager, Hfififfiéfiglx
Would to God that all its hith and With an agreed sentiment wherchr dii- FIFE IllSllI‘flllCB 0' Safe 085:5“ Vault 011 draught _ 3.935;; $253.03-
‘ kin might be excluded from every 11‘ ferences now exist, and thus be guided In S'ficcgsiifélelgspher- on THE afiénfatfles' V 13313183?th gf'tlililoltiggs
brary and every home where American by those Ifamiliar with the situa- “no“ 'r ' _’ NATIONAL BANK BATGHFDHD’S derirggggilglgg? to or.
. . . . _ . No Outstanding Claims. 0F Nonwamr, s 31 MAIN ST.
childhood is permitted to enter, says tion. In other words he declares hlm- . 44 Main Street. Nonwax. _ _ CONN.
the New Britain Herald. New Journal. self anxious to do what is best f0, a Chas T Leonard
. . . Geo.W.Ra mond , ' ' . l
ism! They call it'new. “13 as Old as community as determined by the cOn- ‘ GAZETTE ADS 'Dnanan’in ’ ‘Vh°lefi“g§1§?§1n1‘e‘m W. ' . BYINGTON , .
the orgies 0f Nero 011 the Tiber; as Old servative and representative sense of - Staple andh‘ancy chlli'E'SllgngE' All! '
asthe nameless viceof Pumpeiithal God that community. rm unites politics BRING GrOEEDrIes '“Aligllahggll'ia-LS INSURANCE.
burned and buried beneath the hiSSiDg with business—a good combination TS L: P I'O V i s i 0 n S ngggfijflgimgfga I -
lava out of the wrathful throat of Vesn- wherever possible. GOOD RESUL No.9 Mam St, Office and Yard, Hillllll 3. incite Ruining.
, _ _ 33 to 4% Water Street.
vius. It is as old as the shame of Noah -mn- -______ _ “—— ______ ——_
and the murder of 0am, and the _ man Rivalry in the Marrying Business. 6. Ward Sellenk,I .sl BI WIlson, ..
W110 daily introduces it into his home The marryingbusiness has advanced Carpenter
. « . . . . . - 7 , - - BEST GOODS. a d
is opening up direct communicatlcnbc- SO fill 111 loungstown, 0., as a buSI- 1.1J
mess that Justices of the Peace and EAS and COFFEES J - l‘.
tween thecradle and the sewer, between ministers are vying with each other on T . STEAM mu a, .“m
the nursery “nd the 90‘5090‘15 swamp; the way of holding out documents. It 18 WALL ST. OFFICE. 92 Wa_.St.
and the result is the immediate intro- is an open secret that some of the min. W~ Norwalk. Conn. ..
~ - - t -_ isters recently made a. deal with hack- 9 I .
““1”“mmmphmtmm “.“m‘ .0 pay n... so mu... of n. fee "steamer, ii. ii. MALKIN thinness..-
3Y- A“ hODOT ‘0 ”1059 J )1" “318 1“ our for every wedding couple delivered to Trees. Shrubs and car 9 I I' 3319151121111? HardWOOd
metropolis who are launching their them. This took a portion of the busi- 1318:3338; absttldii? P “:3 .Id Ii. fgi’lA'l'T .
broadsides against the thing. Success ”953 away. from the Justices, and one Brand’ilvfiilie'mfi’and an “I er, 52 Wilton Aven’ue,
. ‘d h 1 of them has had a suite of rooms finely Margaeiéfiiegt or SAVIIIIG All) PLAIIIE Norwalk. Conn.
,30 the” work an let every onorab e furnished in connection with his of— Office, 6 water St_ 76 Franklin Ave., Send for book con-
and reasonable man stand by them. fices for marrying purposes—Cleveland NurS’YS. Broad River. NOBWALK. CONN. taining samples.
___.____...—————- Plain Dealer. ——__'——‘ “—
Spring is Here. —. Frank T. Hyatt PARLOR
Yesterday the world bid a glad fare- I IIWithh'Hazel Ointment; l t BARBER SHOP
. ‘ mm in, our ounces; pe re a um, , _..
well to Winter and entered upon a new twelve ounces; glycerine, six ounces; DENTIST, ' . ' . ’
season, for the Sun crossed the line and bor-o-glycel‘ide (fifty-per-cent. solution), _ E. s. LEOBOLD.
._5pringI with its customary ferocity, l\\'0 OUHCBS. LIiX the lanolin and pe- 8 West Avenue. 47 Main Street.
b o B tth tferocit Will‘not in . trolatum; add the glycerine and boro‘ _._— ,
‘enan. u I a y ’ glyceride; lastly, add the extract of Send Your Order to . _.._
the nature 0f things, endure. It W0111d witch hazel. Perfume with oil of lav- TRY
not be wise to throw away our car muffs, ender. This makes an excellent toilet HUNT & ZELUFF, WEED’S
‘ witch-hazel ointment. W
overcoats and gum shoes for some cream _ all: n; _ lag. 1
' a l 6 1‘85 1 '
weeks, but we may contemplate the re- c 19 1 SUDA WATER
. . Ornithology. , - 60 Washington St.
Vival at nature as a fact that cannot . . . ~, .
h " b d l d Tommy: A hate a bird, ain’t it, math!" <’ ___________ bOUTH NORWALK. 38 Wall St.
mic longer 6 8:376 ‘ b Ma: Yes, Tommy. "i; _ M ENTERPRISE ————-—' ‘ r
‘ he robins were ere a out two or Tommy: An’ it’s a great deal big- .
three weeks ago, and the little warblers Semi a 93-319, ain’t it, ma? Bommg works,
- . Ma: What makes you think so, my 7 Wall Street.
have spent a fortnight on the care top boy? . “'5 ME AND lAiiER
branches of the woods wondering why Tommy: ’Cause I heard pa say he EXPBEISITSTgngB mm.
the snow would not disappear. The “IEMJLEHDMPS was on one last night. Mail orgterstreceive I F
cat birds have returned to last year’s . w_ .
haunts, and the sparrows are indepen— J' D. Jennlngs‘ I NSGDY . . ,
' .. NASd tit Joli PI‘IMIIIE
dent of breadcrumh-. These are all TAKFR —Deaiersin—-
signs of spring, but thé’ latest and best UNDER ‘ Caogssr.%nmanxn DONE AT . EVER-tn 0"
, - ~ ‘LAss Aim, .- - ESBBIP‘I'IBI
. of all is human. . _Opposite PLUMBING. STEAM -:- ; 5 .~ , . .1 . I,
' Coach Lehmann, of Cambridge Eng- 315““ RMWW‘DBPO" “IDEAS rnngm ,o . THIS OFFICE- EXECUTED” TEE
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Ian 1, is in Cambri lge, New England, NIGHTBELL AT OFFICE. fifijfifififivfflwi ~ ' ,. GAZETTE OFFICE ;
ready to put the Harvard crew through ' 'f ' ' _ . . _ . -
their paces. It is not surprising that he . I , - " ' ' .
gotawarm reception. He may teach “ t . INSURANGE ._ - . V
the crimson once more to row. "‘ n a I I e . ' ~. . G O '5 l
"Yale, too, it is reported, has'begun to " . ' GOHPA-"Y' . , . 4 . ' -
take lessons under itaold coach, and ' ' .’ v .. ~ ' ' ' ’ '
for the next three months the wholesome ._ i.
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sport of oarsmanship will aid time in made the Followmzlfialns III The Year I896! , ,
banishing the detestable “sporting” . _ ‘ ’ ' . » , , t I - .
reminiscences of the past three. Increase in . Income, . 9. ' ‘
As the winter was rendered doubly . - I _
trying by one, may gentle spring be $ I ,057,8 l 6.28. 4‘ l . _ .
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made thce as blissful y the other - Increase 111 Assets, . g _ . . r
A Policy of Harmony. $ | .9971234’42' . . _ , . . _ .
It is evidently not the purpose of the . S‘ lu ‘ z I ' '
Fresident to build up any party of his IllCl case 111 tlI'p S, . . .
, own at the expense of the regular re- $ ' 98,8 I 6,8 I I ‘ . ,
publican organizations throughout the I . . ’ _, ‘ I
country. There are to be no. McKinley increase 111 New Llfe BUSII’IBSS, . . ‘ - i I
republicans as distinguished from other $ | 598,668.00. .
republicans. He wants all republicans _’ . ' ‘ . .
to be of one kind, and all united in the Increase in Life Insurance 1n Force, .
interest of making effective the party’s $5 608 680HOO _ - ‘
new lease of power. ’ ’ . . .
This is made manifest by his instruC- Increase in Acoldent Insurance 1n Force, UN HE ARD OF BARGAINS . CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
tions to waiting delegations contesting 50C “A, ' ° ' . v
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tor patronage. He tellsihem they must $2 1 ’736 . .
adjust their own differences. He does 1113!": age in Accu’tent lJi-enuums,
not desire to makea selection of his '
—or 6‘) er cent.
own in any case. They are familiar $175'086'72 d P
“,“W” local situmons’ "e hem" “‘1' Increase in New Life Insurance Written 1n Connectlcut, 350 pairs of Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co.’s Ladies’ Fine Shoes at half price. , T
vised than he 18 a1 to what should be $3 I 0,6 42.00. . 500 pairs sample 3, 3t and 4,’ C. D and E, from 7 so to $1.25; worth from $1.25 to .33
done,.and ht, therefore, puts the re- . . I 150 pairs Ladles’ Calf, Lace and Button, worth $2.50, at $1.25. ' '
”melbm‘y 0f chm“ “9°“ them- “‘9 Incrca-e in total Life Insurance 111 Connectlcut. 400133.118 Ladles’ nice fine Kid Button and Lace, $2.50 and $3, at $1.50. .
”5“” “"3“” “fl“ " numb“ °f °°"' $472 56900- 300 pairs Lad1es’ Goodyear Welt, Button, patent leather tip, 3 styles, worth $3, at $2
franc“ “e "k““r' ”1:” WW?“ the ' 75 pairs Misses’ Patent Leather Spring Heels, at 7 5c. '
“d“i‘ °‘ °Pp°mg ““0"“ - mm a . - .- - - 80 airs Misses’ Patent Leather S rin
mum... of .1... states andlnosoleadm . From the increased Surplus the usual increase of dwldends to P _ . I I P g H9918, at 55c._
.. m n... is m' em... .0 ether, olic -holders will be paid in l891, making the .Tweniv-Fiiih Regular 250 pairs Mel} s Calf, Square Toe, Double Sole. Lace, regular :53 shoe, at $2.
6 p '. g ”T g ' p y - 'd d t u, - red and a record unparalleled 60 pairs Mens Calf. Square Toe, Single Sole, Lace, regular $1 50 shoe at $1 ‘
"The Presidentis well qualified to en- Annual Increase of DIV! en 5 o e msu , . , . . - , .
‘ I tb fi ‘ l h' ' ih h'stcr of life insurance. ‘ ‘ . 50 Pa1118 M911 S Police Bals Tap, Lace, regular $2 shoe. at $1. 5 . '
2:06:12)” p33}. 1:... h:rn:::np sage i: m e llloiwityhstanding the material increase of new business on which r . 50 PalI‘IS. BOYS’ ITaD 3019, LENS, regular $135 Shoe, at 75C-
“ WWI 5" . . - h' " incurred the ratio of expense to 100 pairs Boys and Youth s, a good one, Lace,.regular 850.
a callserVatlve man, who has Elven and the expense in Life Insurance ls c is y , . . . .
. . . - - i th“ om an excludin the Accident 180 pairs Men s High Boots, same as a year ago 2.85. ,
taken throughout his public life, and income on the LITE busmess 0 . .o G P y; . g 100 pairs Men’s Storm King same as a year a 0 $9 7 .5
illustrates in his successful career the business, is somewhat lower than last "3",?“ Is 23 per, cent. less . 7 g , .l. 5. ,3 5::-
value of peace-making. In the second than the average expense of the ten leading purely mutual companies . .
place he has had experience as a local of eyear I895: " . ’ ' .
leader with the matter of patronage, Their figures for I896 have NOT been published. . '. . - . .
has “sounded all the depths and shoals” , , , - , I
of local difficulties growing out of its . M ‘ .
distribution and so has in times past 60 . 36 n
performed the duty he now imposes on MORGAN GI BULKELEY’ Fragment. ‘ . I , l . ’ _
others. He is not asking anything. of ‘ . . , .. ~
~ ~ - - . .. i . . -.' _p s. * J. L. ENGLISH. Sec. H. W. 81‘. JOHN. Actuary. _ ' . »
them. the utility 0t Whlch as .9. party JD.Wfiééilfglfll‘lglgffl‘fiss’t; Sec. W. C.FAXON. Ass‘t.Sec. Accident Department. ' 59‘
leader he has not himself proved. G. w,_1iUs:5ELL. M. D.. Med Director. ”JAMES CAMPBELL, 51.13.. Med-,Ex. . , .
film]? 0‘ “If; poncytfm-m “1""? E E HALLOCK, Generai'Agent, 5 Hubinger Bld’g-. New Haven. I ' — — . ‘ T '
s an oin can no (am y e ' ' . .
p .J. I. HUTCHINSON, General Accident Agent, Hartford. 81 W AS ‘11 .. GTO N ST REET’ SOUTH IN OR WALK.

 

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