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NUMBER 377.
Inland at the Mien-.- ll South Norwalk :- Sec
ond t‘iaaa latter.
MARCH 2, 1889.7
mid; Twofio
stirs.
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TllE EVENING SENTINEL
Ill “A I sauna I) 1'! [ALH'L
SOUTH NtlllWAlJK.
DI A IN 3T1! l’lltl'l‘v
NORWALK.
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If] I"! ALA]!!! IIDXIS.
No. I. N. Y.. ll. II. a If. It. It depot'
ama Expre- ofllce in depth. and hob-Ir.
i No. 4. Day street. corner of 'l‘oilos street; key at s
Day street and all factories. ,
No 9. Comer at Main and Concord rtnetr; lit‘ - at
D. Donovan‘s house and J. C. Wilson's ac. 1
I I" i
No. it. l’raukliavtreet school: he at school ltouaei
‘ and residence of William l . leih. t
No. ll. Concord street. opthe retiml; key al In. ,
’ Paul's realdenoo. 0. to Concord street, and ;
all factories. I
lo. ll. lalnvlroet corner of Ann street; key so
key at All
! This morning a party of boys caught
, M. t‘liil’orti I’drdei-‘s dog and painted him
; very artistically uilli ink. ll-- n )W ru-
Tsembles a very small zebra.
‘ Says the Ansotiii Sentinel: “The
glutiot dissipation in Htratford Is it chew.
iiug gum party. It seems hardly neces-
iarv to say that it was like an afternoon
[‘ whim—exclusively for ladies.
-—Boys [laundered-"Shirts, at i‘om-
slock Brothers.
John Jones and John Whalen’ were
tried before Judge Knapp this morning.
charged with drunkenness and vagrancy
respi ctively Jones waa lined 38.00 and
"a ,mfi‘filfimofifl Esta”; avenue; to, i costs and Whalen was sent to jail for 30
at . Dlekennan'a nlldeirw. ; day a.
mat. caua.
One stroke at l2 o'clock noon for Standard Time. I
Two strokes of the bell (thus l-i) riguillea fire is,
out.
Three strokes of too beluthna t-l-i) signifies the
city water is to be turned .
ursvancriotis Iro In Iowans.
lilve information of a fire in your Imme- 5
Hill the.
hook ‘
l!
diam ni- ghborhood unlock the box door:
hook all the way down once only. and let i c
; shut up the box and do not open or touch the .
ml again until the next fire In your neighborhood. 1
Do not attempt to remove the ke from the door. .
ThaChief Engineer wiliree that ta relnmed to its
proper place. SAMUEL Met-'UWAN, ;
Chief Engineer.
List of Letters ‘
Remaining in the l’ost-onice at South Norwaik..
30am, March Id, t889. Per-will calling for any ofl
theae letters will pit-are say they are advertised. .
Bertha Bodnar, Martha Bogarduii. Thomas Duffy,
Patrick Carrolau. IJ. Rnrlgut, JamelI l". Carey,
.' D. (‘olllnsl uanria Greene. ll. Melrufl’. Myrtle
George. “in. It. (iriffelh. Marla Kore-to. Ltute !
June. Fred L. Northrop. John txahey, J netln slc
Carthy, \‘ilo Vacanietto. llenry W. Ford. Bartell,
Robinson. Geo. Smith. Hay Savage, Chas.
Williams. Chas. Wilson.
J. 8. BURNING. l‘. .\l.
l’nclalmed Lenora. r
letter! addressed as follows reniainlunclaitucd in 3
the Norwalk poet-otticez-
Baltic Anderson. Mrs. Phoebe Bamer, Sarah J. 3
Bonner, Bertha C, Brown P. J. Dempsey. J. Dunn. .'
Ethel ti. Prlabie..l ll. l'alrchiid i2), Ilcnry Hopkins. =
Thomas Ilyde. Ilannah Jansen. A. Kcyworlh. Ira. l
'. Lamen. George A. Miller. George E. Meteolf,‘
Agnes Nash. Mrs. Ella i’o;tor. Frank L. Portor, !
Agnes Poyvea. Chas. Raymond. W. U. Showbridgc, I
Mrs. Scheneid. Emily smith, Ida Walton.
tr. vTiiSrarti ‘iiteTi’tiEE‘i-‘oréeisu.
The SouthWestt-rn storm centre prt-3
viously predicted in these forecasts is:
now centred inLouisiana and will proba-
bly more east-northeastwardlv, affecting :
the Atlantic coasts to-nigbt and to-nior-i
row. Temperature rose in the United;
States yesterday; the chief minimum re- l
ported was Sdcgrees, at Northticld, \‘t.;1
the chief maximum 72 at Key West. In '
this district to—day partly cloudy to‘
cloudy weather will probably prei'ail.i
with slight thermal changes, followed,
by rain and fresh variable winds. mostly ;
loutherly and easterly becoming danger-
ous, with haze or fog off the adjacent,
coasts. On Sunday in this section andf
'Liu New England partly cloudy weather:
'will probably prevail, preceded by rain!
in this section and with slight thermal:
/ changes and brisk. variable wrnde, possi-z
bly developing storm energy, followed
by clearing. and on Monday partlyi
cloudy in fair weather, preceded by ralnl
or snow near the coasts with a slightl
fall, followed by a rise of temperature.
'.I
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l
I
llnlatnre Almanac for Irv-Morrow. g
flightide Lowtide Sunrises Sunsets;
11.48 6. 3 6.24 5.46 l
THE LOCAL NEWS. l
Mr. and Mrs. Hotchman are the proud ;
parents of a baby boy. t
out Well Lodge. F. a A. M. will work '
' the third degree next Tuesday evening.
W. Howard Seymour’s, 92 Washington
street.
Thirty converts will join the Second
Methodist Episcopal Church on probation '
to-rnorrow.
The stockholders of the Fairfield Coun-
—A new line‘otr century wrappers at
Scofield a lloyt‘s.
Mn. Miller Cf nducted the gospel re-
form tcmperance meeting last night, and
with the aid of many of the younger
members made it very interesting. It is
expected that Henry Densmore of Mich-
igan, Will be present at the Sunday meet-
ing.
—(_lrand Rapids Carpet Sweeper $2 39,
at South-Id & Hoyt's.
Charles 0. Brown, last fall, in board-
ing a car at South Norwaik. broke a leg.
Today he receiver! a check for 8300
through the. agency of I). B. Tresdwell,
for an accident policy. and has been
drawing $5 a week frcrn the lied Men.—
llaribury News.
—-(ierits Scotch \Voul Ulovez, nt Coni-
stock Brothers.
“Uncle" Joli: Ferris Ira-l a narrow to
cape on the Washington street crossing
this morning. The gates Were down and
Mr. Ferris attempted to go across the
track. A train was coming and was a
' very short distance from him when some
friends gave him a timely warning.
—Ftvo hundred window shades at 21
cents each. at Scofield & Hoyt’s.
The interior of the large tw tory
wooden factory in East Bridgeport, n-
ed by Henry A. House and occupied by
the House Kindling Wood company was
burned out yesterday, causing a loss of
about $3,000, insured for $2,590. The
tire originated from sparks from the fur-
nace under the boiler.
-—Read Kreiger’s advertisement, is
3 great clearing out sale at Kreigers.
A large party of Norwalk people will
witness President Harrison's inaugura-
tion, among whom are Messrs. Goo. B.
St. John. J. C. Ncwkirk, J. A. Griggs,
C. H. Mills, Floyd Roscoe, Mr. and Mrs.
George Ward Selleck, Mr. and Mrs.
Jarvis Kellogg and Misses Sallie and
Lottie Betta—Bridgeport Standard.
——A bargain—Cents Alexandre Gloves
|reduced from $1.90 to $1.00. at Com-
stock Brothers.
The Misses Uimsiead gavoaprogres—
sive whist party Thursday evening at
their home at the corner of Mott avenue
and Union Park. The company was
made up of a small, select circle of
friends, several of them from out of
town. The affair may neclaased in the
category of “unusually enjoyable" social
E events of the winter.
—'l'wo nice Linen liindkerchiefs for
—-A splendid coffee only 258. per ll. at~ 250. at Comatock Brothers.
Officer Hacke—ttvfdu—ri—d a man named
Frank Broadhurst on Water street,
Bridgeport, early this morning perform-
all sorts of antics and yelling loudly. He
was taken to the central station house
and locked up, He is mentally deranged
I] Agricultural Society met at the M3,;and kept the corridors in the station
backemo hotel at 2.30.
' 7 A pleasant surprise party was held ati
he residence of Charles Aisthrope in
art Norwalk last evening.
—Photographic Chemicals, at Plais-
ted’s. _____~
Masons are at work to-day on the old
nill property in East Norwalk recently
i purchased by Miner Randall.
, ) _..__
” Col. J. J. Asch has given up his resi-
( dance in this city. He will come from
New York daily, to attend to his business
here.
W. B. Nash, president of the Union
Manufacturing Company, is reported to?
be seriously sick at his home on Mam
street, in the borough.
—Three hundred rubber corr.‘-s at. 2
cents each, at Scofield a Boy t‘...
Arthur Paddoflr, of B-v‘yoke. Mass,
formerly of East Norwa.k, is to take
charge of an architect office to hoopeued
" " ,. ...irough by Miner Randall.
....
The funeral of Miss Gerliua Nash, of i
Saugatuck was held to-day in that tow u. ‘
liar lady associates in the Bentwood
Hat Co. sent a beautiful floral gift. ‘ '
The eighth annual masquerade ball
of the Gsrmania Siengerbund will be
held at Music Hall on Monday evening,
March 4th. Tickets, admitting gentle-
man and lady, $1.00.
-—Don't fall to read Boston Store ad-
vertisement on clearance sale of Winter
Underwear.
!
The crosswalk leading from the Sam- .
m ones to the depot has been found at
last. Workman cleared it off this morn-
ing and the lmprovaaiaut will be apprec-
iatsdby hundreds of pedestrians.
—New atylaa metal ham 10.15.18
unmumdfloyt’a
; house ringing with his shrieks all morn.
ing. He hails from Norwalk.-News.
—C imstock Brothers’ store is closed at
six o’clock except Mondays and Satur-
days. _______
. Arrangements are being perfected for
adding a Commercial Department to the
Merrill Phonographic Academy, Stam-
ford. The department will be in charge
of a gentleman of wide experience, and
in every way qualified for the work; the
latest and best methods of instruction
will be introduced, and no pains spared
on the part of the principal to make this
the leading business school in New Eng-
land. Applications for scholarships re-
ceived at any time.
—Five hundred manilla door mats 50
cents apiece, at Scofield & Hoyt's.
The Waterbury American says: "A
mysterious looking bundle came to Wa-
terbury via Adams express last night, it
being one of a number consigned to the
Washington express and labelled Wash-
ington. It was addressed to Mrs. Harri-
son, care of the president-elect, and was
directed to the Arlington hotel. It was
supposed to have come from some of the
Bridgeport corset factories."
—Boston Store has the biggest sale of
Winter Underwear ever held in the state.
AIIIOII‘ tho Firearm:-
Hope Hose company has engaged the
Opera House for the evening of April
22. Their annual ball, an event that is
looked forward to with no little pleasure,
will occur on that date.
The annual election of oflloers of Pro-
rioer Hook and Ladder company, post-
poned from last month, will taka place
on the evening of the 14th.
The Pioneer boys are arranging for an-
other of their always enjoyable aooiablea.
It will probably take place about the
mlddla of the month. =
Saladua’Diatarapaecarsatl'laflall‘s.
A FAN. ALABI.
Au Ai-clilant to the Book J; Ladder as It
was Rounding a Corner
The the alarm sounded this morning
tit 10.30 o'clock but there proved to be no
lire. I’eroy Ferris was repairing the
electric apparatus at the Old Well Hook
3: ladder Co's. roulllrt which caused the
tire hell to ring.
The truck was at one»: taken out and
asit was going around the corner of
Main and llavlland streets, it struck a
post and was upset. There being a large
number of men in the vicinity the truck
was soon righted. Very little damage
done to It.
—All has [Narration treated by stun.
ders. Apply at Pialsted's.
Willie will; dunno trim hillt’l'.
Paragraphs l‘lclu-d l’p In the Parlor. of
the Y. M. C. A.
The song service tomorrow will br led
by the (funeral Secretary. Subject,
“Going Fishing." All yihinginen are
invited.
The boys department now numbers
forty-two. There Wt'le over thirty in the
gymnasium class which met this morn-
ing. ’
The. association has a lllf'llllll‘l’rlllp of
206.
The second annual gymnasium exhibi
tion will be held on Monday r-vning,
March 25th.
"Genuine English Unbleached llalf
llose. 20c per pair, at (‘omstock Brothers.
our llorongh Bureau.
W. A. Tolles, for the past three: years
night editor of the (liens Walls, N. Y.
Morning Star. is now in charge of the
uptown bureau ofthe SESTINEL. He
will endeavor to look well after the in-
terests of our subxcribers and patrons at
that end of the tow". We commend
him to the people of Norwalk as a faith-
ful.competenr newspaper man, always
courteous and companionable., Any
favors extended to him will be fully
appreciated by the publisher of the SEN-
TlXEL.
—An Unlanderetl Shirt wrth linen
bosom, for 25c, at Comstmk Brothers.
A Surprise Party.
Miss Alida 0.bom was given arurpriee
party or her home on East avenue last
ervrtirg. She had been to New York
and before she returned home between
fifty and sixty friends gathered to sur-
prise her and spent apleasant evening
upon her arrival. The surprise was com-
piete and in it very short time the young
peopie were buaiiy engaged in' pleasure-
making. Heine’s orchestra was present
and furnished music for dancing. The
rooms are lufgn and Swell adapted for
dancing. At 12.30 a fine supper was
served at the close of which dancing was
resumed. It was quite late when the
guests departed for home. The party
was a very pleasant affair.
—Bargaina in Children—s“ Short Pants,
without the suite. at Comatock Brothers.
Mr. Flllow Not Blamed.
Mr. l‘illow, who received the stolen
brassea from Corliss and his accomplices,
is not blamed by the authorities. He
was advised to continue to receive the
goods so that the guilty parties could be
captured.
'1er Hearing Adj..urned.
The hearing in the case of Ira F. Cor-
liss and Ocy Bryan was ad jtiurned from
this morning until Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock. The case is causing unno-
ual interest. Today at least one hun-
dred people waited two hours for the
court room to open. and expressions of
disappointment were heard on every side
when it was announced that the case
was adjourned.
Payne-“item
Charles Payne. a well-known young
carpenter of the borough, and Miss Hatr
tie Waters, of the same place, were mar-
ried last Wednesday evening at SLPani's
rectory by Rev. C. M. Selleck. - Follow-
ing the ceremony a reception was held
in well-arranged apartments on Chapel
street. where Mr. and Mrs. Payne will
reside.
The County Home.
The committee appointed to act with
the County Commissioners forefoot a site
for the new county home, is being shown
around Norwalk this afternoon. It is
the general opinion throughout the
county that the home should be located
here.
—Castor Gloves 31.00, at Comatock
Brothers.
A Vlalt to Stamford.
Twenty-one members of the local
branch of the Young Men’s Christian a-
sociation wont to Stamford last night
and visited the rooms of the association
located there. They had the pleasure of
listening to an interesting lecture by
Professor Twiug, of Brooklyn, on "A
Summer Tour Through Scotland." A
period of singing and sociability follow-
ed, after which coffee and cake were
served. The very cordial manner in
which R. A. Moody,the new General
Secretary of the Stamford association,
received his guests, called forth many
complimentary terms from the Norwalk
boys. -
A faulty lulu-g.
The roof of John MoNally’a largo car-
riage shop on Gay street, Stamford, gava
way this week, mining vabiolea stated
there to the amount of 31.000. The
owaesaoftbobuildiaglhraaaeato bring
salt Inf-It the builders for faulty can»
arrairav bIlchll.
l1" museum.
Contaminant—Ila. J. A. Middle,
WW, will preach III the morning at
was a. ll; ceremonies of the bird's
supper; floods] school at 12 on: Y.
P. ll. (3. l1. muting at 6:“), animal,
”Oar Father. Ills lave. Power. Mamas.
Care."—|lsrk Mt. Preaching ataavau
o'clock.
Tdnliy-QaimgoageslnraMo litany
and celebration“ llis llufy Eocharlat
with sermon at 10.250 s.ru.. Sunday
rem at f2.l.'r, "mg arid-armors at
7 pm. Being the first Sunday of the
1.0.1."? HAITI“
- . .... ......
“Mauve-u am for «um. Lord
'aaatlav "Joanna Iota.
Til-advance rats of seats for Little
lard Fauntleroy. tbsatrraetloo at the
Novwalk Opera flours neat Monday ov-
valag, has been very large, both in the
W and borough, Indicating a crowded
hours on the night of the performance.
Hm I- the putty picture the New'Yovk
Times draws of the play: “Every moth-
er will like the pretty play, and the
children will be taken to no it. and few
fubara will object to it. No one but a
crusty old bachelor or a shallow selfish
Young one will withhold his praise from
In. Burnett's charming story. One
moment we are laughing with glad”:
alitllaoloudromaaacrovathareeaa,and
lhmlsatearmvaoaietbingllka a far
In our eyes-«rut peeps the run again.
and the face of the world is bright."
"7” the logic elm-r."
Do not fall to sea "7. mo, the Home
Queen," at Music llsll on the evening of
larch Ssh. Au mileage rays of the
company:
The military drill by sixteen young
ladies was undoubtedly the but ever
seen-t the Grand. It was something.
new,aud the evolution. were prllo'fltd
with true military precuirm. Their
wheeling was pert-rel ant wool-f have
dmcrotlit to a flllllwy employ. 0.»
or military evolutioru in re alount per-
fectly performed and drew forth are
utilised applause. A little trepufatioa
was felt by the ladies towards attending
lasteveuing. hot the performance was
"float, sad no lady riml remain away
might and lo rrrovrow night. It lavafe
to say that the enemy will be greeted
with packed house-a "they deserve their.
”0.! flank."
la musical absurdity brim full of fun,
in which ampaoy of real artiste appear
to advantage, introducing songs. and
Ieys, usual and "melanin will be given
at Music flail, Thunder, March 7. The.
warp-art is under the management of
It. Frank W. Name, a weflrkml flow
Ionian, who has barf marry years expert
lanes and knows when he bosom
thing, with PM! I), fill“ a4 Wu
manager. The piece. "Our l’reotc," to
absolutely a 32'} £7 L. t'.» r'm't‘krl’
WWW roams...” ." l r'. rim}! a"
flail “”7. “Ida“! (iii-(Ml. {Jr {W
owe jig and was damn wl singing
miss; llr. Dudley ll. Presents, the
world's wonder, mimic latitstor and
am; Mr. frank ll. Slack. America‘s
greatest clog dancer and a superior V09)
all-t: Wells and finder-mm
alanine; What Worm, neg:
ro snowman and ileum of “from
wit; Mica Irene (leboornv. the charity
ing comedian, and ll'uv Minnie Cow
raw, tlw Might program and pleasing
male impersonator. suppovud by a
.raorrpavnl «anyway of specialty artiste.
t’fhe ovum is W! the alumina of
.Prof. John Selloutwbirli iii-um“
ignorant» of goal mic. The pvm is
loud in its ”usual the company, where—
evev they have appeared. ‘
”the flefdra flood." present»! by the 1
Julie» ”My mum at the Opera
“m Iver. night, was firmed by
may of time; who witnessed it. the
land attraction of the week. Corr
I'IIWIAL IVII‘IIOI.
I-‘ranlr "l'fll, of the borough. u visit-
ing in Iltmtori.
l-‘rank Pretto. of Bridgeport, is visiting
relatives in the borough.
Morass Jennie and Earmailrrgory are
visiting in Brooklyn, N. Y.
“M Julia Armstrong. of llpringdata.
is visiting relatives tip town.
Miss Lillian Osborne, of New flared,
is visiting friend in the borough.
John Donley, of l’ortcbsaler. N. Y., la
visiting relatives on Orchard street.
Miss Anna llerrdrieka. of Thomastou.
is visiting Christopher Deerlog, of the
borough.
0. fl. Mumford starts today for a
week's trip to Philadelphia and Wash.
ingtcn.
Mrs. Urbano Swift. of Derby, la in
the city, the guest of Mr. and Mn. J. W.
Duke, Elizabeth street.
Mr. and Mn. Pele! Shields start for
Washington today. to witness the in—
angurailtm of President Harrison.
1'}. lli'ilny, of the firm of "arch. Bailey
ik Co. has gone to Washington, If: will
attend thoyiaugnrstinrr ball.
Mrs. Charles W. Starr and daughter
accompanied Mr. and flu. John ll.
Knapp to Southern Pines, N. (1., on
Thursday. They arrived there fault night
at 5 o'clock.
Hrs. Jame-ii lt-ml and Mr tum dough
tern Sara and Estella start for North
Adams, Mass” ro-dsy, and «m Monday,
they will continue their journey to
Pueblo, Cob, thlln tlm Smwalk (Jalopy
where they will make it their permanent
home.
Edward F. llouton arul lfmvge ll.
Scotleld of the borough start today for
quite an exiemled firmthem pleat-re
trip. They will first amp at Washington
and see Pfelldelfl Ilarriarm inaugurated,
and then visit Richmond. Charmer!
Jacksonville and Silver spring Park.
They expect to be armor about a mill.
Mr. Benton will visit his uncle A. I.
Heard, who has a large (flange gave in
Silver Spring Park, Florida, and Ill.
Scofleld will visit relatives in other part:
of the state.
Methodist Church-fir the main;
roast-evils! services and the reception
of members and prolratiorierv. la the
evening the paste)! “4",“. E. Harris
wlfldsllvn abr‘urf dirwum to be fol
lowedfrya special after service. All
mvdlaly invited.
fimtb Sovwalk Hamish—ll". If. A.
Delano, pastor. Service at films.»
and 7 o'elmrk pm. I’moliirig by the
pastor as usual, mating and aching.
Public cordially invited.
Springwood [Shim Chariot—liable“
lluaday evening, "Called of (luff-l
Sauna. 4. Wedrmday nosing. “Bo
coming librldren,‘~flatl. 18, Z.
Advent (flirtation Church, Vail andt
Ave. I'M So‘vw elk—Preaching by the
pastor at mm am. Subject. “Holy
Anointing." “and” relied 12 In.
Preaching at Ill-'1 p.33. flawed, ”The
prearru trim: anal its WWW
Milly."
10 (alarms: rm; s all.“ mesa”
A rm to rum 1 SI. c, Altair
“mmomm,
walla Mutation, is mailing a circular
letter to the Young Men's Christina M
notation» throughout the state. inviting
anchorwoman” warmlaelaarof gym
soaks» members to We for the
championship of ltrmneetieat Young
Men's Christian Associatim fa gymoav
ions work. the molest to ha- and is the
’roovue of tire Swivels Association on
Monday evening, April let. and avers»
ed by the following mum:
first-fire Wt Ml unlimited to
(a; five animals dumb hell drill; do work
oaths ”relief flare. and to. work on the
for‘ufool vaulting bar.
rpm-m class from each ”at
Monolithic ampules!“ six mm
one! WMIMM“ leader. .
an}. in did not loans. rim llcv
The Mills murder case attracted a
large crowd to the Superior Court rm
yesterday. there bung not a vacant
seat in the court rm.’ The evidence
of the State was completed yesterday
afternoon after Wattle Stephen Sev-
man, J. W. Scott and Dr. ffuogrvfovnl
had been called.
The defrost than next-awn» their long
list of witneaaev. The witness-agreed
that Mills had always been Irma as a
quiet and law abiding citizen.
Hills, himself. was thew plaad on the
stand and told a minty vtraiglitforr
ward story. which, if believed by lbw
jury, will insure for blur a verdict of
manslaughter at the worst. In «W
Mills testified as follows: "After we had
been dancing in the kitchen I upbvalrfed
the men for being so free with the worry
en. Ayres kissed Mrs. Mills and the.
we had aqaauel. Ayrea knocked are
dcwu arid homered are with arrows
jug in which the other area had brought
whiskey. When I got up I grabbed am
kind of an instrument from the shelf-l
vmmmnmmmwsnm.
The leader shall set the m and
Mmdmmedlow.
fourth—Alf work MI from vino
pfe and pinto a» the average m
mold amoraphalu with a flavor round
that.
The as... whitebait the Mental
competent sort Wetland-rigor.
ebollpevfrmeaclumesaewitlr the“
grace and accuracy. will he swta'datfa
mitt homer.
Hr, Wilma? would! "WWI“
entries an ovarian» biasing laterlbarr
Muslim's.
If is WM that met: selecting as
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been killed, and their 1 did not km i
that ldidit, but appendices: of the
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was covered with blood from mm re-
ceived in Ill. fight.
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bath lorwalk, tr.
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was In.” flamingos street. to raid city of
Cl!” South Norwulk. Ct , this Kill:
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JULIAN
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, riuaof arid meat.
at the Cit of loath lorwalk. Ct ,thla filth
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,
For One Week, commencing
Monday, Feb. 26th.
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Portraits
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THE LIFE 0F till ABTBESS.
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QL'ISTABD I SON, m
Monday, March 4th,
favour; a stamp
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GERMANIA—SOJENGERBUND,
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DIUSIC HALL,
room aonwana,
Monday Evn’g, March 4.
T-Iflinli summation
Ital Male. l’lre. Life. Accident,
l'late Glass. sad steam Boiler
1'80 BAIGB AGEITB
as» Ase-u r» the sale of
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Tuesday, March 5,
The Great SPECTACULAR onus The New
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The Magic Queen.
A large and Complete basaltic-nil Orr-sue
Company, ‘
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