. THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAIN GOLDEN. Idlinr and Promoter.
harm-dyes: to; II nonu- use; a month!
1.05; i monthliflccnu; rlnzisooplu cents.
alumni. norms:
bottles of local milcrluinnwnts of all
kinds, to which on udnu'ssi'rm ii. charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests, (my! Wars on adt'crli'mnmt
(if some appears in mlwrlim‘ny columns,
are rimmed for III regular rules, 10 cents
a line. fl 2-. _ , y
mar or Lmzus
Remaining uncalled for at the tollowiri poet others
for the week ending January it 109 l'IrsoIIII
callingforau at those letters wnI phase say they
on adv
scum IORWALK roar orncr.
Currie Allen hauls Curtis, lary Dowdy. luie
Frost, Galvin Flake“, looms Gregory, \ieriiuouse
(ls-nerJtlIuIaGI-Isucr. l I“. (.IIIIIorc John E.
III I.ng Wm. N Holland, Mrs. lather, II I. l’uil
ll Clara umitb,;JalIIII Sin-b, Kitty 'ulf, uni,
lie.
0. E DUTY. I’.M
souvunii res-r on" r.
R. llllemn.flns. II. A. Miles. .iolin McKenzie.
'..(.'l IILBBELI... I’.M
low York Herald Weather tom-Its.
The depression in the Gulf region yes-
terday morning Is now central In Louisi-
ans. Though small and weak, it will
[lob-lily move eastward toward the
Carolina coasts and Is Iike|y to become
energetic on the coasts by to- morrow.
In this district to- day, fair to partly
cloudy weather will probably prevail,
with slight temperature changes and
fresh to light southwesterly and westerly
winds, followed by warmer, cloudy
weather. On Sunday, in this section.
warmer, partlv cloudy weather will
probably prevail with fresh, variable
winds, followed by rain in this section,
fog on the coasts and tresh to brisk
easterly winds, increasing decidedly in
force near the coasts south of Cape May.
The present outlook for Monday is
partly cloudy, warmer weather, pre-
ceded by warmer weather on the coasts.
Miniature Almanac tor To—Morrow.
Bun rises Sunsets l Bigh tide Low tide
7.11 5.01 H.022 5.31
The -«.Tn};;Ifi=edési}sZB}.§m hold
a meeting to- night.
“Dan” Connolly is at work cleaning
up the borough streets.
Company D. will hold an atheletic
entertainment in the armory this even-
ing.
Gracie, daughter of Hiram Lawrence,
is quite ill at the home of her parents in
this city.
——Best meats and lowest prices at
Bailwitz 6: Brothers.
The annual ball of Ilope llose com-
pany Will be held In the nrmory on East-
er Monday evening.
The rumor that Conrad Engel has pur-
chased “Chris." Miller’s barbershop is
denied by both of them.
Miss Bessie Sawyer gave a pleasant
“Tiddledy Wink" party at her home on
the Wilton road last evening.
Henry Jones, the Benedict Farm groc-
er, is having the interior of his store
painted. E. L. Carr is doing the work.
The Frost & Fanshawc company go
from here to Southington. Later they
will appear in Bridgeport and New
Haven.
The Young Men’ It Social club will cele-
brate the opening of their new rooms in
the Phoenix block with a dance on Mon-
day, February 9.
The Ladies‘ Missionary society of
St. Paul’s church, Will hold a supper in
the parish rooms on Wednesday evening,
January 28, from half-past five to eight
o'clock. .._
-—Try Atherton’s Cream Bread.
It has been reported that Postmaster
Doty intends appointing letter carriers
for East Norwalk from South Norwalk.
Mr. Doty says that the carriers and sub-
stitutes will be residents of East Nor-
walk.
The Children of Mary, a socmty of
young Indies connected with St. Mary’s
church, have elected oflicers as follows:
President, Miss Sarah Connors: vice-
president, Miss Mary II. Ryan; secretary,
Ilsa Nora B. Ryan: treasurer, Miss Mary
Heisman.
-—A. H. Hoyt & Son, borouizli, will
for the next ten days sell all slices from
$5 to 02.50 shoes at a discount of 50
cents per pair. See their storm slippers.
Frost & Fanshswe's Ideal Comedy
company appeared before a good and.
terms at the Opera [louse last evening,
presenting the amusing comedy-drama
"The Country Postmaster." it was well
rendered, the post otticu and store being
the but ever seen here. Tonight the
compo” will appear in the comedy-
dmns “White Caps. "
Allmen, young or old. should attend
the service to- marrow alteration In the
association hllllt 4 o‘clock, Dr. (J. A.
Dorm of New Ilavcu, a medical
evangelist, will deliver his lecture upon
Human Wrecks, which will he illu-
irlted with large oil paintings. Dr. Dor-
men has had I large experience and his
lecture should he heard by all men. The
Idiom will be by ticket and any one
can secure one at the rooms any time
More the lecture or of any of the new
elation numbers.
We have received trom Wm. M.
Sounders, one of the committee of or»
menu. an Invitation to attend a
week of old time Boomers sport at
Bentham Pines, commencing February
“h. Thorports tabsoflered are quail
In». rabbit chase, squirrel hunt, wild
turkey haul.coon hunt, fox cheer and
deer hunt, to be interspersed with Smith-
cti barbecue. 'pousum supper, banjo
Ming, dancing. singing, mouth organ
Dd reed playing by colored man and
women. For this teriivsispecisl miss
an oflered which are good for fifteen
den from January 31.
hmndtripbytbsOld Dominion
line is only 814.90 by the
It” leaving ll" York at ll pun,
III-BM.
m {are for ll
Henry Bis-ell to ill at his home on
Mott avenue, borough.
The gutters along the mac-dammed
road on West avenue, are being cleaned
out to-dly.
»llollaud herrings, domestic and im»
ported sardines at llailwitz ll Brothers.
The Young PcprEsdciei y of the East
Avenue Methodist church will meet next
week with Mrs. Smith L’llouimedieu.
Rev. D. M. Seward will preach In the
First M. E. church to- morrow‘ morning,
and Rev. Homer N. Dunning iII the
evening. H-.-
Albin Neukcrsclincr of this City has
received two very pretty and unique
birthday cards lrom his aunt In
Germany. w__
The Republicans of this city will hold
a caucus at the Council Chamber on
Monday evening to nominate II candidate
for councilman. w ., ..
The Southport Trinity Episcopal
church has extended acall to llsv. Mr.
Gilbert, formerly of the church of the
Holy Spirit, New York.
Remember the masquerade bull to be
given by the Germania Bscngerbund at
their hall on Monday evening. All who
attend are assured a pleasant time.
Two drunken women created conszd-
erable excitement about town last night.
As they were mothers of families the
police persuaded them to go home.
A number from this city went to
Stamford last evening to hear I]. M.
Stanley's lecture. A large delegation
from Mrs. Mead's institute also attended.
--Delicious Cream Bread at Atherton's.
A large attendance is requested at the
meetinguf the Union Gospel Temper-
ance Reform Association at their brill
on the Washington street bridge to-
morrow afternoon.
Smith Terry of l’atchogue, L. 1., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry Taylor, on
Seaside Place, L I. Mr. Terry has just
lost two sons from typhoid fever and his
wife has just recovered from an attack
of the same disease.
Two cards in advertising columns to
day thanking the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company for payment of
death claims, speak volumes for the
prompt and satisfactory manner in
which the company does business.
The New York, New Haven 8:. Hart-
ford Railroad is preparing plans fora
lino new brick station at the terminus
of the Harlem River Branch in Mott
Haven. The building Will be about 300
feet long and 40 to 50 feet wide.
~Fino cerrelat sausage. Builwitz &
Brothers.
Volunteer Hose company, of East Nor-
walk, held an enjoyable sociable in their
rooms last evening. About twenty~tive
couples participated in the dancing and
partook of a generous collation. Other
sociables will be held by the mmpany
before the winter closes.
The three gentlemanly young men
from Boston, who for the past ten days
have been putting the stained glass In
the new East avenue M. E. church, have
gone to Boston, but Will return shortly
to complete the elegant figure memorial
window in the west part of the church.
The South Norwalk Athletic club will
give an entertainment and masquerade
ball at Music Hall, Saturday evening,
February 7th. The arrangements made
will prowde one of the most unique and
interesting entertainments every given
in the hall, and the ball will be firstlclass
in every particular.
The South Norwalk Baptist Church Is
moving toward congregational singing.
Achorus has been formed by scholars
in the Sunday School, and rehearsals are
held every Saturday evening, at 7.30,
under the instruction of W. S. Littel
of Stamford. All members of the school
or congregation are admitted to this
free of cost. ‘
We call attention to Raymond IlrotIII-rs‘
advertisement of peat moss in this Issue.
l’oat moss has become a great favorite
with all who use it. It is cheaper than
straw and much more ssiiafnctory. It
is a great absorbent and perfect deodori-
tor, and them Is nothing hem-run which
a horse can stand. (live it a trial, and
we are sure you will never regret it.
At the Prohibition caucus held in Dib-
blc's hall, last evening, the following
were appointed delegates to the county
convention to be held In Knights oi
Honor hall, Danbury, Wednesday, Jun-
nary 29, at 10 o'clock: Oliver W. \Veed,
[lore/rim Dibble, BL, II. III. Arnold, G.
A. Knight, Andrew Heath, Fm] Miller,
(I. L. Ogden, A. It. Benedict, William I".
Fallow, Frank Davis, Charles 8. Ilyxhw,
I’Iitricli Brennan.
A meeting of these interested in the
[urination of Icommundery of United
Order of the Golden Cross, rm held last
night in Mrchanlcs‘ Hall, on Writer
street, and after the objects were fully
oxplsiueths charterlirt was opened,
and 2? names were placed upon iI,thch
insures the institution of I commander
in the near future. All deslrous of
knowing more in regard to the order
can do so by calling upon James Walsh
or W. N. Simone, at the Y. If.(}. A.
room. ”M
--A new line of spring coloring: in
carpets, III thsBovton Store, Norwelk.
The rear part of the Roswell A. Ray.
mood farm lying back of the Capt
Ilenford property at East Norwnlk, has
been sold to John Define, .lr., who will
mpy it for dairy purposes. This tribe
property which Mr. Raymond agreed to
sell twice during the last two yumesch
Ir receiving 8200 to bind the bargain,
hr: the would!» purchasers failed to
complete their contracts. 0 E. Wilson
bummmlsryfimkplsco
mlhldenemtehnnm.
SOUTH NORWALKLM EVENING SENTINEL. SATURDAY. JANUARY 24. 1891.
The warrant (or the special city moot
ing to be held next Wednesday evening.
appears in another column.
Baggage master Knapp at the Norwnlk
depot has come out with a new regulh
tion cap. Knapp is very proud of this
head piece, and, It is said, sleeps with it
under his pillow.
-Creaiii Bread at AIlIertorI a.
A joint "acting at Ibo W. (l. 'I‘. U
and the “Y.'s " will be held at Mrs.
Knight‘ s. 47 80th Main Street, Monday
evening, at 8:00 o'clock. All members
are requested to be present.
The South Norwalk police will how
"0 Ixcusc if they appear on the strm‘ln
with their shoes until. melted. The Boston
Store people have presented the depart-
ment vi MI (I line blocking case.
—~'I‘ry our California prunes and line
Swiss cheese at flailwnz rt Brothers.
Among the attendants at II. M. Stan-
Iey's lecture in Stamford, last evening
Were TIIoIIIas (f. (kn-anagb and Fred
Moulton, of this city. They had the
pleasure of being introduced to Mr.
Stanley after the lecture.
Four tramps were released from the
state prison yesterday. They are the
last of those that have been confined
there, and this is the first time since the
passage of the tramp law that there
have been no tramps in the prison.
I'BIISUNA !. PA llAUIIAI'IIS.
The Colon and Comings of People we
Like to “and About.
Frank Budicnt, oi Winnipaulr, is visit-
mg friends In New York city.
Miss Amy Clark, of lronaton, Ala, is
the guest of friends on West avenue.
Miss. Luella Div, of Stamford, spent
yesterday Willi relatives in East Norwulk.
Robert Brunduge. of the firm of
Boston and Brundage, left town yester-
day for II few tiays' Vl-‘ll with Iriends in
Poughkcepsie, N. Y.
Miss Lillian F. Jonesmf East Nor-walk,
has returned from Waterbury, accompw
nied by Miss Myrtle Miner.
Rev. C. J. North and wife have not
yet returned from Auburn, N. Y.
Mrs. Cohleigh and MIEJ Lure, of San
Francisco, Csl, are stopping at the Ma-
hackemo hotvl. They attended the
Lawn Tennis sociable last. night.
C. A. Cunningham, the Boston repre<
seututive of the Nurwalk Lock company,
Is In town.
Sheriff E. B. Kihbi, of Tolland county,
has been spending a few days at the
Maliackemu litilel.
II. I}. Small, rvpn ~=>Iitolivc (If the
Boot and Shoe Ilr'cor lvr. H III this City
for a few days.
A. ll. Russell, of Yul-7 College, is at
the residence of his parents on West
nvt-oue.
Miss Flnrcricefi Heck is the guest of
friends In Troy, N'. Y.
Miss Etta lislden, of HE'S-I avenue, is
visiting friends in Hartford.
Miss Inez KeelI-r, ui M :tt avenue,
leaves town Monday, for a short visit
with friends In Hartford.
American Mechanics llauqustoil.
Waldemere U’vlllicll No. 0, and Focus
Counc-Il No. 22, U. U. A. 31., of Bridge-
port, paid a Irnlt‘rnzil \‘lsII. to LIIicoIn
Councu No. 4, of this City. last evening.
Delegates were present from Pilgrim
Gounod N'u. 54, ul 1h.- tiorougb. After
the regular \VUI‘I. III the ('IJIIIICII, a line
collation was served by U. DeKlyii. II:
Knights of the Mystic (ThIIIII hull.
Councilman Lock wood It seems, Iva-I not
In the Council [unit], but was leaving
his stun- when the Americans camI-
him to the hall. to partake of tin-supper.
To resist was out of the question. as
Judge Knapp was With them. The Vlull‘
ing members returned to Bridgeport on
the 11.07 train.
She Tried to Commit Suicide.
Miss Annie (LII, who lll't'fl on Water
street, Norwalh, trio-Ii to cummtt HUII‘II’I’
while Imrl--l’ lll" ”illllt'llf'r‘ III I Ilnur last
Tuesday night. An I tl~art has been marl.-
Iiowcwr, to keep Ilia aIIIIr quiet. Tllt'
(jail woman. ll N'I-Ill‘. had lil‘t‘ll IlIIIIkIIIg
rullicr freely and Vallt‘fl lli‘f allrgnl hun-
blind cuIIII' lioiiiw lli‘ found her Ilt‘cpllllJ
cut. Grasping II rm, .r r“! drew It arm—s
her throat. cuttmg III-rsI-lf sI-VI-n-ly. The
In! It WIIII lulu-n away from llt‘f in lime
to sow Iivr llII'. Luckily no ltfli'ilIIt
wercsewml IIIIIl nlii‘, I» now IIrIiIIII M
uI-II Il.
llnl‘un Vols).
Peter L. Iluigiiv, llli' ll Inst. null Mm
Maggic Fulvy, lurIIII'rlv II mtlmwiunmi m
Macy's New York I|.y good-I rluli', Wu.
married Thursday evening, III Ht. Mary's
parochial touristic», by the Ill-v. W, J
Slocum.
(luau.-. noun.
Simon (.'uliill, the M II known lm'iluflll
”Inning man, and Mm Annie IIIde, of
Wr—tun, were married at lit. Mary's
parochial residence, Thursday evening.
A (lint.
Moxie»: ST . 80“”! Nirrvvslk.
January 2|. 1001
I“. J tlmlih, amt. Supt MI'Il’npflllmn
Lie luml o. I) or Hilml’lrnw IIch-pt
mr thanks luv the III Itieuwnt in lull III
the clown at 5500 no the lllv nt my bus-
Iiaml. It is With gn'al pleasure I let the
public know how the company have
trvntul me. This will forever put I stop“
to evil Ilirprmd persons tell, which of
course, in very cheap. Yours truly,
Has. ll. hummus.
A mm.
m Em Amara, Norwich. i
Jan.20th.li991.
Mr. I-‘. J (lruhb, Asst. Supt. Metropoli-
IIIII Lite In-. 00.:
Dear flu: «I beg to thank you for the
promptncm in which you paid the claim
on the life «II my husband, Ivho died so
suddenly last mach. Any person seek-
trig rail and reliable int-manor. need not
look further than the company you rep-
resent.
Yours reiip:ctfullyk m
Aim.
“insinuating-smart
for laundry wilt-ash
along. They pickid him up and carriul I
IUNDAI 533V!!!"
Boom Noawsu Barrier cimsca -
Rev. Archibald Wheeler, pastor. Horn-
lng rub -—“Ths Public Prayers of
Jesus. veniag—Jl‘he true source of
Power. Sunday School at ill—Prayer
meeting at 0.00.
Boom Nonwsut CIIII'IIIIIaIeroII'sL.——
Rev. George Van Alstyne WI" preach in
the morning, and Ilcv. .I. A. BIddle in
the evening. Young l'wple‘siiiocting
at 0:10. Subjectv'l‘hi- ovimmiial rI- -ncwal
of strength. n-IIIII. 40: .’8 3
Tuisiri' thII'III'II.—Septuugc:-Inm Bun
day and feast ol the com-cranium St.
Paul. Holy communion at 7:30 It. 01.:
motion and ht'fllllill, 20:30; evensong and
sermon, 7 p. In.
Sour" lloiuvim Ms‘riioiiisr Erism
I’Al. tt':.iIIIIIII——ltev ('Ianoaii J. North,
pastor. Rev. I). M H want will preach
MW .30 II. III, and It v. lLN l)uflllli|g.,
will preach at 7.00 p. m
NORWALK MicrIIIIIIIsr I?III,'III‘II.~—
Services III-tritirrow Ii! l0.1l0 II. III. and
7.30 p. In. .\t the morning rt'f‘I‘ltlt‘ Ill-v.
Mr. “itldlt‘, of SIIIIIII Nurwalh, II‘III
preach. III the evening the bl'CtHNl dis»
course In lllt‘lfl‘l‘lt‘fi on 'l‘inily Topic-I by
the pastor. Bubject,——“Tim waltz, Iiisl
awnue and Heaven.
Finer Barrier Clll [tort—Servi w to
marrow as usual, pastor-elect Rt‘ “If. E
Robbins, will punch at both sirvicss.
ll ing subject, —Christ our helper;
eve nK.—-Blllldffig walls. Strangers
cordially welcomed.
FIRST CONGREOATIONAL (IIL'Rf If. -
Serviccs at 10:30 min. and" .230 pm.
Subject 0! the morning sermon—Our
work for the opening year. In the ever-.-
ing I‘r. Noble Will give the second of II
series of Sabbath owning lectures on
The heroes and heroines of the Bible.
The public cordially Invited.
Srnmowoon U 5103' C II web—Subject
Sunday evening~.\ Redeemer Pfullllst‘d
Isaiah 50: 20.
\V eIlIiI-g‘dsy evening»
The Ulvmt‘ (Eiiziliirtcr. (il'n. 26 :24.
Rowarrux llmiiomsr i‘IIi'iII'II —
10:30 am, sermon by Rev. Allrrrt VII in.
upon theme—Profit and lllrri Mr Flt‘ltl
Will have charge of thecVeIIiIIg muting
Subject—Where dwellest thou?
Happy and content Is It bfltll‘ with" The Ro
Chester ;";II.Iznp with (Ticfrglitwitlicmnming
"OI er‘fofl' Luna Out. I: [hi-l: Plum. Na) YWS
Divorced.
In the Superior Cunt _\'r~t-vnlay.
Abraham SIIIIWI-II, of South Now-hill
was granted IIIlIvIIIce from I‘ntherine
Shriwell, of Pllilzitlb‘lpltlu, «III the ground
of adultery with Matthew Ilammvin, of
the same place. The parties Wet" mar
H. II in 1562 in Maryland. All the p.r
tics Im colund. The d. {I I dam rtiflln‘
possession of tin) children.
—\V «I can sy mpathizc with ll man II bu ,
falls down Stalls: also with the WIIilllifI
who does not usv the cmnomical Iirus
sols soup.
‘ nuns & dunner, '
llll Ellllfl all» lllllllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk, Conn. ‘l
said 1
WANTED.
Adwrtimnents under this hcnd. nut ”renting '.
lines, 1 time Ibo, :itinrcs 50. ., l week 81-00.
l‘ xrsnisu an rsiuiisiis .‘lT Inortr s;
1
Knapp' s Ectory No 2
GOOD, IlONKsT. INDUSTIIIIIIS \Ul .V'G
nun: orIc havinghad commercial upcrierce
prc’errvd. Andres-JAN” ..5cnuncl mice 1-. III
FOR SALE
Advertisements under this head, Iot cxrtuimz 5
lines luine :51; 3 lion! mc. two L Slain
i.‘-I lIv
[as iioitss'. IIAIIIIN masses 'r
etc belongin to the are 5. It. be! W a' II: III-
quire on the pr.nds¢s,1\'t.li Day Itrei Mum
azimuth. .'0 hr
\\'l)clio;r,r nu...‘.:z ,1 u .- «I all I 60 feet iron; ,on
W L‘ SAMMI5, or
Hill
West sirnuc
l. I. IEOY'I‘.
dull} to
Advermcmenu under this brad, not crooning 5
tins. lttmc lie. 3 times Mk. I week Sim.
‘ Hiltilri. No.91 SIIU'I‘il MAIS5'I‘IIBB’I‘. IIEN'T
b 3L5, all movements; 3 "turns. Henry -‘.rm',
south Norin‘k, rent. 81'), niwtirwms Bel auntie,
EDI Norwtlk near depot, fl‘fll sin. immersion at
um‘t' A; p11 tuTnymI‘ & “Uliltfl, o: W. Young. at
Lockwood lg t‘u. 3.1M
lentil NII‘S sonata I).\ 536051) FLUUII. 57.
borough waivnr \II ' ."Ir. apt/V! IVtflnl HI!
ward (ililmley, J l’rurisct are: I I .\‘orc. Ink 1 'l i!
l tll'slt III- «III “mils (IN \I'IIIIIIWAHII
, sic-,nm $13. It so llUDItI or six III III- EN
Nitwalk, 81:5. l'lrtof harm-on Windward avenue,
‘9 Inquire of B. A. Woodwind.
l ("3341”“) ItOOMrlttN WATS“ hTIfKKT
IInIt 'I‘syor IvI-nuv. "Nil! from St to ill?
M‘r mrrrilh. ('Nitull Ill Ilse-ice. “I’l’luihil Il.’ I)
Inuit. jut!
LAItUK Ill ”MIN”. LAIIT I’Hllli Hill A
list foinry. mum lnIIIIIInIt .m‘,” two amni-
fint||lltllllflll '3th, ”0| good um“; a guys! tnIIlIm
.‘t'rhom- pomr suiiilil. tor any lm-IIII“ may“)
mlohn II Knopv. Ito. 92 West aim: tenth
Willi. i' a”!
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FIJI. bit (I! “Vii nouns; Ion MN ll—
prmrnientn. that 12, Muir ‘ W II,
rlmlih, .3Weetamri, flour Norms new
'l‘llll \llUDDWIIllD [loll £01K“) ii IIIIIIM‘I.
llntand told wales, bath room humor, 3
viitheislniinir for live lam-rs mu HIM", chirirru
hunter ‘ ,Ill ‘In VIII.“ repair Impixm III 17,
Iii-Inns, ll mil “Ill (Just t' employ at.) It
I'LKMIANT HOME IN A (K’NVENIKN'I‘
l lotsllty tandem! to par-«Inn who would like In
VII-it Washington some time during thr- rumor m
s ring, Mormonism-rd ”W a slit) Mrs.
this" "will" I". W“ mlfli’lun, ll,‘,t
MM!
Rotten.
1.1.Im-vmsliavlng hills against thc lite ~ mnci
Vi line I" "stunted to rent Isms rm M“
tlemctit. Ai-oper-rm- owing H II are m, Instill II,
make payment as I00“ as privviibl»x III
”in P WAN-Hm m
j” in tilts BAMI‘ SI WA'I‘IR“
WANTED IIMBDIATBIA’
Experienced Straw Sewers
Also Girl: to Learn Straw Sewing.
[ills N18 ti BhANCIlAltl).
emu. :tqrwslr,tiunn.,1msrry 1t
jet in
Cures Rheumatism,
Nostalgia. Itch underlie
AnantI-blllnurndu I”
It" I.-
:rmllaw Pfl'Eillvp
“7:...
its run!
Invert“ Tile- in
“It“.
~arIl 5 mini“. J::rmui I- .'l at T
‘ pr'ftli made
Jainism“.
EPIC! AI. ENIIAGIIKNT.
Norwalk Opera. House,
bi K. BTANLIY, Manager.
For two nights only of
Frost and Fanshawe’s
IDEAL CON BINA'I‘ION.
Friday and Saturday
.I.“! IIII 2: . .I.
It Iih I. hildrcn‘ II matinee Sutures situation at :00
oclodr, murmur ’lt rqwrtolri elbow and original
Ill-13". ll! Mr. A I. Yaw-bum. audiimlliynouthtr
company. Friday, the company‘s laiut sumac.
Ititli natal ecrmry, "’Ihe Country I’osimirlu.‘
BItnIdsy lufllllill llli Itlltillt (omtdy drains of
bouilitm site An AIIIuIcuII Beauty" Mlurdu)
etching, the rrIsriiurcomtdy drama of the topic of
tbi dug} wlillt' taps. "
All t mime-I twuniuy anIrIIooII, the litautiful
gold natchnow IIIIleIIbIIIIIII a! Austin‘s jlwc‘ry
store will be givcntu the boy or girl 0|!ka ”I“
largest numlwrliftorrt‘clly spelled English words
(ruin the true we (ordained in llII- three words: MI
and l’lnslia‘wc.” ltrtsto bi bandul to thOI'kctIK‘t.
Price. 150, 860, 850.
Hurt up it MlonII-Iy, January lb, III llllv' sand
I'lsisinl‘n il l-_ ll. [Mllllh'l‘ Marmi’l'l.
'I‘Iilli liiial Mliulll‘lll Bill
I)? THE
[Illlllllll SENIERBDND
Germanic Ilnil, Washington St. Bridgi-
UV
MONDAY EVENING. JAN. 26.
Tickets, admitting
extra lady, .'0 ce ale.
Mnuc by Prof. llalnc‘ a Full Orchestra.
:chIileIIInn and ladies $.00:
jl‘) lw
”PIE RA IIOI 5:1;
UNI-1 NIGHT ONLY.
Thursday, Jan. 29..
Rc'urouf the l’svnr‘n- Ac n».
Agnes Wallace Villa
In Ks: gum s Grout-21m
THE Wflllfl AGAINST HER
Magnificent scenery!
Marvelous fillet-ts:
Elaborate (first IIIIIcs !
Thrilling Situations!
Admission, 85. 50 rind 75c.
Seats on eu'c at [lake's and i'IMIvIl‘s. ill
Dlstrlct of \orwalk. as: l’ruhulc
(Tullrl. .llllltl"l’v 2.1. A. “"1591.
F isfirvaretl ii 1'.“ IiilvuIN‘IrwnIL, -:
Inuit €1,1ltl'tl5t0
'l'ln- I ”or; 0! I’m hate. or Ilic DIME"! of NIIr-rmlk
hsih limited and saiuwml e-Ix mmths from IIII- (l‘ 1‘
hereof fur the Indiior- or .'rlld t‘Pllll' to r In I:
flit‘lrr‘alm! [or grim-men: Thom who I I}; .ccl I I
present their accounts, ”up. lI)’ at I-ful, a It not
l\3‘.r. vnll he demure-I a rirvmry. :‘Il pvrsoz.» .t -
dented to send lfs’m’t.‘ are r. lyre-ml in IllilEt' llllllit
clinic payment to
'l..‘\l i ll ‘ 'ltiEl'. IREI’
r‘u’i I ali'rm r.
i It) Registrar-5' \otico.
YI)TIC3I- hereby like!) IbsI Bandit It Ll Ir.-
tlon of i‘I: Lily If Sun h N Irwnk II: II he 11'
tree; on at the Po ire tin m on llnI. III (1- mixes
54min Somalis, Wednesday. .I.-nun? 2:. I501.Ironi
2 to t‘. p m . fur the purpose of f‘()l’rr'€li!lt: iii-.- Iutlog
l5.
Names tn .’Iemlclul Irrihrl rl mu lw- handed In
(“I I I' III; E l-' i rum (1pm .\lomli, Ltg'L'. Jun
try 216,191” si ti 0 'rlock
IIIAIILEh .V. SMITH , Ilr '(l
\HIIHMM IMYMND .. iig.
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.\0' TH E
1‘1”} BIHH "I“ HE. 'H“ of the T2300”! )8 I
“uh on [i .\«ca- 'I'. 1- If
hunt .I it. ”It... mt III
”yo I- III, at: II'I'llnc.‘ pm
It) still Iiu kg» m : “(duality
n'cl eh I III . >atnrilav. lat ii In
p m . ‘c-liws :27. Jamar) :l. a:
0|
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. o‘rlmk p III :
I l; p m I II In:
Irv-airtime of hair Lg :II II (ltlt‘fl'lll nine III I an Ii :Il up
I tlIIni from lllft u uni-n! the Aunt-hurl
’l‘iII Ilinnl 0' limit mil mm with ”w AiiIr-EII' s
3" mi. mt IIIIerl satimi II III‘ .3 I. m cl.
pm ,«llirhpurvnii .,.,r.
In! Illr‘tllli‘d mus-IL!
ll 9% K‘ 11‘”. l Bout
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l'l.\l"l‘ I'liII I". Iii: .-.’
DK'IIllIlK‘I’ :0 l5 0 .I.?
\Iiruifii It tori
Warrant for a Special City Meeting
MINI. HUPFILI‘,
Sui rII \.IIIIIAI..I. tort! ..Ian ”.15"! v
To Filinisml f7, "I‘UII‘I. lily (.'rrl; of Me My lg"
Saul/i .\‘rrrlt‘dll’, I: 'I'!
By .‘l'l horny Hazel III III.-
III m.- lloinl or (XIIIII iiiIII-zt, I f In llIflII-l Imi
glv.‘ boiler to the Q'JTIHI‘ iIf Fultl I'll). Hair I '
“H‘I‘HZ will h- find .'I‘ ”IV Hull III the Hi '
lhI- Mystic ('hain, on WrisiIIrgvori I: rm'i m .
r1Iy_:.M..’I-lI-L p In . on 'l‘ 21 lily of IIIII III
Hm, lrt author.“ .'llll Innim flit It i: .. I‘IIrIIIII *-
IIIIIII'I- III purrlim llic Lures-Ir» ; pr Illil I” in) II
.I‘ Way I II.Il Ivy will I
In
new main {run I Imu‘r m1 ftrvntiil In llw my.
and ’ll IIIIII In ~ ‘ sl . vi the .inl uurml by My
(fly in the Mimi nl Niirvtziih. also I - mils IL r
IlII- [K'Ellltlll III cc. 1- (1‘ from East N‘Iim Iik lI-.I\I|\'t‘
in Inc | \qumn or the (lfv l rims, an! m [ll-‘I‘ :IIIy
artlon in t‘t‘flnll'llilll ItIrIcIIIIiI 'll‘l' may in» tlIwIzglIt
ulvisiblr. and III Ir Ilmnt‘l av y min I l1»l-1ll"‘!pf!v.flf
to he brought lu-IIIII- Plli li lllU‘lng
lhlvtl Iti Iiw iJIIy IIt Moth .\urmrm. rum...
t‘l, Mil
Signal.
A ital ~ (opt
131.
Jan.
WILI I AM II REED. “1)Ii
lllt‘l
HDMI'N’DF t'lllll‘ht Iyt' .IIII
PEAT MOSS
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean, Economical, Healthful.
Al lull lliv cm: ”I «rm,
HAZELTON
iii ' liiil iii
Hickory. (Ink, I’inc Mill
Chestnut Wood.
Blllill Hll IND STRIW
Grain and Feed.
lllllllll‘llfll.
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TWINE,
Wire Nailing, Wiilii Ware, in:
.0.
W. l. [lulu ail,
Vll' Isl!“ IIALI. I" .IM."
WAGONS
New and menial-limo
buggies, Phaetons. I'airriages,
Canopies, Spindlm, etc.
I’I'iceI-I. FQuit All
{,1 r
flu“ and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
l} 1181(in it: ill
‘5 r me'Jsilllo ’,
ilsr.‘ . I”
5i Washington Slrce.,‘:J VJ
27 an. Sine ‘ Nasw
”aims" x illh l’lulh 'l
firth I'd I’I‘Iiiizpllf.
I mm. ll rRiIx
Bennett 8 iii; sled
2351 i‘iniii 5i" NO. Tm: Inilll.
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\iiiifitrll“ 'I 5 lIiI il‘
SOlTu \OIR“ 'ILIC, - (0&¥.
Hillilllllllll'llllllllll‘
In: “llk‘rs sI-n'cd In every
5!} lo
3' E. POWER
at I! liltiii‘itimnli
* HALes
COUGH BALSAM
Ul“
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
20 CENTEI‘.
Wllflllfll‘flél
QIIIIIII . .
Milli?
‘PIII VIII Iii-l
IAII‘ Vim. l'tmli .\lI‘ . i I'll.
"ornm “01!. n'ninlti-l l'u
'lhnflldlr’, line. 2.. Ilium a
tow. KL.
W,
l‘ "Will
Haw massed Poultry .1 Speciallv.
‘li Ill I's Delivered l'l‘lilllpll).
036.111.1553 SMITH
fill 15 nothing! on .\I'I‘III-I
loll Sill!
Spur ii Bails
At a llig Discount
'I‘" make room for Hprll'u Block. Aim Ii full line of
006 MEDICINES: AND SPRATT'S
DOG BISCUIT.
Don I forgot ttII.
Hllllll‘lll and Lunch Bin!
Open every day until II p. In.
MID NOB'ALK.
I 11.! - i) ' t, 3 -q H I A
lillllt. Virgilio. illlll’l. .I.:
22 MI Hm! I... .n ‘
FIT WHOLESA All! RETA‘II
Ii ! LIEN‘ I21".,-II,-1I‘.Cu
t?) “(‘73 fresh from III-9 ~urrriund-,
Tar and Tom,
MILLINERY
H. R. HALE!
N0. 4 WATER STREET, “
fienis’, ladies’
SEE EAST
All Gl‘llll} s at (m ll
‘.~
I Dickerm
, 84 WASHIN
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SPEIII. llllSII-illl llllll
“p _. -._.
and llhildren’ 3
NC For Pair.
mm- 7”. .‘—
WINDOW.
-—-——ow~—-——
tWIJoLEN HOSIERY
l\ Reduced I’i'ieos.
III & in.
GTON ST.
’SOUTH N033? W‘ALK. CT.
l
i
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\‘t lliI‘ upI- I lug: :tl llL; lllli U
5llll§i‘i‘: that will lit? 5. illl (III II;
ill I‘ no .I 5,»; mg: tyle:
uni Ilium! iiii
Slflllill & ll
IT’S.
i Smi: lg Gi Iigh'ims and Seer-
‘ Cnmcc early and src
ll“ I‘ i {ML
\\ l.‘ lime mm Ionian-Ii 2i mi}! It Mm [Oil in ( looks, Capes, Seal
'l’lii>li .\I
sz'c whit _\I-II I:
‘Imnng; Ils-
lilIY~
.i.’l__"'.lllz
.Itilm s :I‘. Hi v'l‘ lilrtzi .\l Sirius.
I :Ill and get pi Ices. and
will 'I.»- :I largo- line Towel for 10c; 0
;pair . at [IN Black [low «I '17» ; Uciils~ Camels lIair Half
ll“ l‘ 2"“ ' ill"! ’ I lilli 5 Rl lil “(l \('5[ I‘Vl'.’ Iillt‘lell, I‘ll.” -5I .
IL ml llt‘fll " M ii wl if .l.‘l‘."l't'l' . 5. Sir: '1 II" 'lllY‘ in Die 5
in I :Il l‘li'. II':.lli'I'i: ill-Flt 15W
SOUTH NORWALK.
r lm‘w [Flue-- l’l lII‘gu l‘nx- wl (Hips ls, in out Smith Nor-
Ivull.“ 5’1'3I'I'.ll‘.Tx lillllil' 1 Iniilxni‘ I‘ciiiiitiiiis II’ 2:36 cnczi.
('Iir‘iicl Porn ,-- all k: '14 m Ynzz will llllll :I nice) line If
Spi III: (rin- Thu 15' :Ilw :: hi}; or
lil‘II' lllt Ill :li fit” I!” H'Hllllii‘
l
’ Sioreopeii lloiiiloy ll I-IIII: ”alliyl
th‘ Ill Dress Goo-'15 at [Or
To \lmw grinds,
an III résturdoy evenings
SCOF‘IELD dc HOYT.
Spell1ng Out
i-‘l t‘." <iII‘I. [\E’i \IITMEVT llii'liriv Ir and Ilriry s: Inrpricc
1:.ut v' p i I Ill-,ur mintsm:
A‘l
ZilJir room for our 5! KING \III I INEIII
4’— -.__
FUR eases
'\\
AND MUFFS
l I:.,,i I my“ - id.» {i '- .IIiI-' m. L room.
l
CDRSETS.
w.- L'nfl’i .II_;I-* Huck“! llli so 51145 :2. in fish, hid w:ll N1": Ou' nor par}: 13 stock at my
lininu. .~ 1i,.r 1:; '0‘“.ku Will 5 H'lr spun-.1”Mil5I33thlKilillii,fIIr-'l.ICL'.fII.-
,5_. .,"-
.5 Ir
:siLK HAI'IIDKERCHIEFS
All!) til I 'I’Inilh II: P In. \\ I. '~ uh! VJWI’ "Hi“ :0 wzzh Ilw rest. 'th IIII: Ill-Ii this opportunity.
4., _.W._
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BREAD:
IS THE SIAFF OF LIFE
YII Mm Hinno' l I. by |I.a ii :IiiIIII- " III- [I‘tlln
lInIII~r IIII l', \vl'tlii Lu! it‘ll lIIIuI-r. t.-I* vIIIrn yuu
DINA IilIuIit "fl“tll. w- r .I‘ul ”I‘ll A'l’lllfirt‘liifi's
III'MR .\ll\llE 7" Li’ ,‘ 4.! ill’ hi all I' iw “lll'v r
cl-mr, IVIt‘t‘II" all. rut Ivar, mul knp Imw
litf -_I r than any ml» l’ III "Hill 1‘ is ,m' on .t l'd
lIlIIIII .IIIpJI n
Biiiiis Home Made Bread,
.
".IIIIl .’jkI-ii ‘1\til|rY"lI‘:,i,”"‘ll in mum. 'I‘ln‘
I‘I-II hr lul llfi'lil, l writ,“ III II llw hr i. l'II Ii III
I‘M Ilium: F'II.III,Ii<‘ . I‘lll‘l‘l» 43:13.: .l"vl -,r “I
ATHERT N’S.
Merrill Business (Jilin!
N'I‘.‘ MP1"! I), (30‘ N.
Kiimmu (m thI hus- nlIIrIItI-n both new in mi
pruninlyu M I] lIIrIIIIIII l" I-I int n .\‘IIW lathe host
HIHI‘ [II I n'. I! III ill I ‘I :I im' IINII 'l'ly In! lim uprmg
III Inwm'l Il «IL; l-II we I’I III'IaII-II 1' Dual ‘Iniz,
Klinl'llmrll.T)|I"Wf|'ll1!.T"‘..'"l‘lly.I".I8‘lklll
ill" III-Juli 7 HI: 'I‘-IIIIIU ~ phi III In imylm’ pnrllmril.
Muslin-.I- him In an up ml “MI I Imp. I. III Mul- am—
I' II HY send for pr “palm Add" II l’r 'Illlcnt
Mun l IlIi-lmII-i ll'zt'. HIII rifnrd I‘ ”ll".
Notice.
tht- m nIm- lnrliirilleii In Imn rmlii to my
mix. Kl» mm M. lily, III I mil pay II) IIIIII-
malnictq II by in I after this date.
JOHN 0. MY.
smith Norwnlk, Conn, .Isn. ll, Ill".
imprim; (I piss.
numt .Ih -. Ilcr l‘i iii-'u'.
H. KRIEGER,
,. [.\laliait Minn lliitt'l lilIII k,
Suzth Norwalk.
To
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Fine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EaT COACHEBS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMEHT 01
SALE HORSES in Fair--
field County. Partial
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
III. II. I’ARSON S.
iiiiiiiii Sinai Fill.
IDA Y M IA VIIINGER.
Inusni‘l‘li NthM R AND NORWALI
Vaults arm III-mum); rinsed and disinfected mill
All orders pun-pity um».
“_ 511’: Addrn
"Winn-JOB Pillll'llll “lime. .I.... (’d'fill.l$.ilf3:.ll.m
Norwalk Chronicler