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Film of local entertainments of all

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Remaining aria-lied for .1 the following poll-015:8!
.3!" the week ending January 31. 1891. Persons
calling lotanyol these letters will please say they
are advertised. . , .,
scorn sonwaut rosi- dimes.
3.1 Beardt. a I. Bedlent. Jane Bartram,
‘ Lizzie Bartram, U. Clark. Michael Cunningham.
winnings, .1031;ng Harrison, Frank um. I).
. . but it. .
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‘ xoawaur eosr omen.
Hrs. Cornelia Gilbert, 1. anthem. ~
0. u. BUBBELL. P. H.
. asst-ironwau roar omen.“ 3
Jens Caldwell. Andrew Phrisiensen. Immi-
tuody. William G Day. Thomas ti JV Force. Ilia.
W a. Gilbert. Townsend Eldred Win. C Fanning.
George w. Ingrsharn. Buwud iteezbohz. Ilerbert

Wheeler.
- HARRY RIDER. P. it.

new York nor-Id Weather lama-ts.

A cyclone forming in Texas, now at
tended by heavy rains, Will probably
move to-day to the northeastwsrd,‘ the
cloud area ‘extending to night over the

irginia coasts. .The storm will proba~
hly‘continue on ité easterly course. move}
rapidly to—morrow, causing local fog and
dangerous winds and weather (.1! the
coasts, from Cape Hatteras to and be-
yond Cape Cod. A severe “cold wave"
will develop in the Northwest turday and
follow i:- the rear oi the storm, probabl
reaching this section on Sunday night.
In this district to-day Iair to partly
cloudy weather will probably prevail
with slight temperature changes and
light vain? winds, lollowed by clondi
help and igher temperature, and by
rain or snow during the night or on Sun
day morning. On Sunday in this sec
tion and in New England part1 cloudy
to cloudy. warmer wt'ather will probably
prevail, with rain or snow, and fresh to
brisk easterly and southerly winds, in»
crossing in strength, followed by clear-
ing, colder weather in this section; and
on Monday colder. partly cloudy to lair
weather and brisk westerly wtnds.

 

mature Almanac tor 'I'o-uorrow.
Ban rises ' Bun sets l High tide | Low tide
7.04 - 5 09 3.40 9.50

‘F. 8. Lyon has a handsome Manettia
vile in bloom-in his greenhouse.

The'regulnr meeting 01 the Board of
Councilmen will be held on Monday
evening. 1

Owen O'Brien moved into his newly
purchased residence on Belden avenue.
yesterday. _

Josiah ”B. Fairchild, of Winnipnuk,
hasheeu granted a pension. ‘11s served
in the United States navy.

--You can buy spring chickens at 12in
pound t t F. Hayes’ market.

 

Hon. Frank Comstock returned home
from Hartford last evening to remain

until the legislature convenes again on
Tuesday.

Alupper and entertainment will be
held in the bseementol' the new East
avenue I. E. church on Wednesday
svenhg. Fahd. ’

DeKlyn & Son, 01 Norwalk and South
Norwslk, will cater tor a grand sociable
to be held in the New Canaan Opera
House, Friday evening. February 6.

The young people's ho’clock meeting-
It the First If. E. church tomorrow
evening will be led by Robert F. Ellen-
dorf. The subject will be "Have 1 been
BoruAgain.” “w

-A new line of spring colorings in
carpets.» the Boston Store, Norwslk.

While the Gazette goes into ecstacy
mthvlsettbetlt was the only paper
that gavssa Incorrect account at the
Best Norwslk meeting. it might explain
how itwas‘ grilled Into glue; the dis»
tells ofa prise light at Pine Island that
'10! took Mace. Be a little slow.
aslglihcr. you will know more when you
grow

 

Before Judge Prentice, in the Superior
Overt. yesterday. the case ol Seeiye 13.
gg, administrator, against the West-

srii Union Telegraph company was or
glad on a demurer filed by Levi Warner.
, m for defendant. The plaintil’l
~ deters damages tor the death at Clinton‘
,Olsnh. was head was washed by s

. ’9 —A.H.Boytldon,bovough,eonilnue

-‘ . .ibslrrsdsetionmlsuuiliiisiuruaynight.
- lieu cents per pair less than min
plies-multicultural nonlethal).

Anew advertisement sppesrsln Tits
to-dsy. headed "A home tor

' a it ypn want one,” and relate to the
’ now being sold by 0. Evans.
Waugh Taylor d: Golden’s agency. on
beetles sad Windward avenues. Ab
my sins lets have been sold am this
(year. Mars oflsrsd at very lost
sales it; must favorable terms.

7 ,. 3W ilyou want
emflueilitlcmsoi ales

 

£1, _. 531-. l‘v *

5.1891 JANUARY. 318391

Mucous;

.1 it... Aims to Punt. serioust ill at

buttons on Girsrd Piece.

i M ‘ .
Charles N. Wood has sold his entire

ice crop to a prominent business men in
this city. , 3‘ ‘

J. J. Batters-n has contracted “with
I. D. Randall for his new house on the
Swans property. ’

Mr. and Mrs. E O Keeler gave an en-
joyable card party last evening. at their
Mott avenue residence.

Builder Ii. D. Randall is contemplat-
ing erecting a large addition, which will
be fireproof, and removing his machinery
tousauie.

Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Grace Carter, of West avenue, to Dr. D.
111. Marvin, of’New Yuri city, at Trinity
chapel, New York. February 9.

—Choice young turkey 180. pound, at
F. Bayes’ market.

Rev. Robert Smith, a prominent min-

died suddenly of pneumonia, Wednes—
day. at his home in Bloomfield.

The President has appointed 0. B.
Pierce poatmaster at. Salem, Washington
County, N. Y. Dir. Pierce is a brother
of Captain Henry H, Pierce, 0! Nor-
walk. . " ’,

The New Canaan Messenger says that
cards are out announcing the marriage
of E. Ernest Bossa, 01 that. place. and
Miss Ida Beers, of Norwalk, on Febru-
ary 15. ' 3

Friends of temperance are invited to
attend the meeting of the Union Gospel
Temperance Relorm association at their
hall on the Washington street'btidge to
marrow ufternogi

The Criminal Court of Common Pleas,
February term, will come in Tuesday.
The February term of the civil side 01
the Court of Common Pleas Will borne in
at Danbury Monday.

g—Tnn Evestxvo'Ssxrtsm. can now. be
Iound on sale at. J. C. Randle’s store,
Winnipauk.

Dr. Sanford, of Shelfleld, 113...; has
leased the new house being erected by
William H. Smith, lot ‘a term of'live
years. It is expected to be ready for
occupancy about May 1.

 

Franklin street school, gives the first les-
son in drawing to the teachers of the
Franklin street ‘and Concord street
schools on Tuesday next.

The electric light at the junction of
West avenue and the turnpike went out
again before seven o‘clock last evening,
leaving the neighborhood in blackness
for the remainder of the night.

Charles Sieeb was belote Justice Ans.
tin this morningvfor drunkenness not!
breach of the’peace. He was taken to
Bridgeport jail by Oflicer Gnrmley in
default of a fine of $8 and costs. '

Chief Vollmer is
according to the G zette. that a line
new coat has been made for him at
Mr. Kocour’s tailor ng establishment.
Probably Chief DeForest will claim the
garment.

 

Edna, the infant daughter of Elison
M. and Margaret Raymond, died at th.
family home in Silvermins yesterday
alter-noon. The funeral will he held
from the house at 1 o'clock lo-morrovt
afternoon.

 

Rev. Jabrz Backus. of Wesiport. has
been appointed a delegate from the Nor_
walk Christian Endeavor Union to repre
sent them at the tenth anniversary 0]
the moiety, which is to be held in Port
land, Maine.

The other evening, while the young
ladies of Grace parish were rehearsing
the tableaux given at the-"'Kriilee
Klalsch” last evening. Hubert Bishop
made some excellent flash light photo-
graphs of them.

R»v. A. N. Luwis, formerly of West
port, and .for several months past rector
of the Coil Memorial Chapel, Eist End.
Bridgeport. will temporarily [ill the pol-
pit of the Episcopal church at Lime
Rock, this state. '

Among the special features in music
at the First Baptist church to-morrow
evening will he the "Pilgrim’s Chorus"
by theorganist, Arthur Paddock. will)
violin accompaniment. Miss Francis
will also sing Handel's "Angela Eur
Bright and Fair,"with violin obligate
by J. A. Hopeon. ‘

«While strolling through the w

of HItch,Bsilry & 00., a few days
since, we noticed among a variety or
good things in cabinet work, a very line
mantle nl ' mahogany wood. artistically
designed, with r'ichly carved panel.
and columns. supporting a hesutilul
octagon ehsoed beveled plate mirror. We
were inlormed that it was intended for
a resident of West avenue.

The changes made necessary in the
Old Well Hotel to accommodate the res.
tsursni. which has been moved from the
first to second 11 lot to make room for the
new ciothingfirm 01 Francis dt Ci...
have been additionson the rear of Ihe
hotel. These provide a spacious and well
lighted dining room and kitchen. The
change of dining room makes it wry
convenient tor guests at the hotel and Is
of easy sees-s io transients. Thehotel
Is also receiving other attentions by
painters and decorators.

The Ladies' Literary Circle, new mini-
bsring about IIIty members, met with
lie. 9. C. Wilson, on South lain street,
yesterday alteration. The suthur was
"Washington Irving.” A short sketch
at his his was read by In. 1. 8. Jeni
hinge, alter which selections were read
by Airs. B. I". Palmer, Ila. Frank D.
Lawton, flies Juliette A. Batch and
lies Elsie Itiyinund. Solos were sung
by lies I Funnels. Ilsa lols Swords
and In unis 11.8mm» The: next
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aniin’s, llmwoed mus. February ill.

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later in! the New York East Con Ierence,

Miss Kenny—trachgr in 1 A at the

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Into their new house on Wilton avenue,
yesterday.

Josephkflands. who is now In .tha sin-
ploy of the New England Telephonl
company. was in this city to dry.

The schbonsr Etna, bound train at.
Johns. N. B., to New York with lumber.

went ashore Thursday night in the log
oil Southport.

_ F. F. Byabee has loaned the store ad-
Joining Tun Smear. nines, belonging
to the estate at the late John E. Smith.
and will soon open it as a first-class res—
taurant. Mr. Byxbee has had years of
experience in that branch of business,
and will no doubt serve the public Well.

BN'I‘lilt'l'ilNlEN’l‘;

 

Sr Vihczx'r‘s Asvu'it.
Wasuisoros, l). U , Not. 24, 1889
To Mr Vernier-"Shaman O‘Brien Company

8111: Accept the sincere and grateiul
thanks of the Sisters and Or bans Ior

yesterday afternoon. We appreciate
your kindness the more, as we are rarely
thought 1.! be our theatrical friends
They seem to forget. that our poor child-
ten are part and parcel of the great
world to which they belong—endowed
With the same tastes. and desires to see
and enjoy the pastimes of lilo With the
sari)» avndlty as children 01 their own
age in happier circumstances—«o lhisl
when they are leillrmbPl'l‘d—‘ht‘ll‘ little
hearts are filled With joy—the treat is
doubly appreciated. We can all teelily
to the tract that rarely have we seen a

ment with instruction -incuicating i..-
the play does, irue nobility in the love
exhibited by "Snamus" lor his country
and his home ties. Mily encore-i attend
this play—and may God's blessing fall on
the kind mining”- and his actors, is the
heartfelt erll of line. .. '
” Stereos AND ()RPHANS,
. 0t St. Vincent‘s Asylum.

This company sppwnrswat the. Opera
House, this evening.

7‘

"Siberln "

"Siberia.“ut Muslc‘llall, Monday we-
ning, ought to be seen by every Amen
can. It is one ot thrm- overpowering
sermons which the stage alone can give,
and which presents the dramatic art at
its best. From it may be learned more
01 Russian lile than could be obtained
by months of reading. and from it We
are made to fully realiz.» the bliss 0! such
a land as ours, when Comparei with the
horrors of a Russian despotism.

SUNDAV Sto'RVICES.

Sor‘rit Nomvanx CONGREGATIONAI.. —
ChristiunEudl-avor Day will I’l'hppl'l)‘
pristely 0!»?!th at this church. At
10:30 a.m.. the potur, Rev. J A. Bldl’llt‘.
will preach ii whom to the young pim-
ple. The Young People's Society ul
Christian Endeavor wrll meet in the
chapel at 0:10 p m Subject—Chosen oi
Christ. At 7110 o'clock Rev. 1... II Cobb,
D D.,of New York. w-ll preach u avrmon
to the Christian Endeavor ItiClvl}. The
cbmr will render spectai music at both
sett'icni. Public cordially invited.

Titimra' Ciicncti -—Sexagesima Sun
day. tielebtauunof the holy euiiitiiuii
ion (with sermonlht 10:30 a. m.: even-
song and sermon at T p. in. Being the
first Sunday in the month there, will be
no 0me celebration.

Sot'rli NORWALK METHODIST Erisco
PAL ilIFRCII—va F. 0 Timur Rm"
uyton, will preach in the morning In
the evening R-iv. llouier N. Dunning
will occupy the pulpit.

Fillsr Cosonmauisat. (TiiL'itCii ~—
Sorvlcm at 10:30 nan. and 7:30 tam
RN L. N. Cobb, D 0.. of New York.
will occupy the pulpit in [he m-lrnmg
The pastor wtll conduct the devotional
enrol-es. Iii the evening Dr. Noble vi'ili
cogtinue his Sabbath i'l‘rulflg lecture-
upon the Heroes and Heroines of the
Bible. The public cordially invited.

FIRST BAPTIST Ctit'iteii.-—Servim to
morrow as usual. Rev. 1. W. Porter, o!
Newlown Centre. Muss . Will preach at
the morning service, [Hill in the evening
will address the Y. 1‘. S. C. 1'}. of the
church.

‘

Normans Mimionis'r Currie-ii.—
Swvucra to-morrow at 10:30 ii. iii. and
7:30 p. in. In tin- mnrniog. l’it‘PpllOll ol
members and the Lord's Supper. lv-
tbe evening, the third sermon on
'l’tniely Topics—Tore - Norwullts and a
Theatre.

Anvax'r CHRISTIAN i‘iit‘itt-ii, \‘un
Ziiult nvemw. East Norwnlk —130:303
preaching: 11:30, communion service, re
cetvmg oI members into the church; 12
m., Sunday school: 0230. prayer null
praise sert'ieo; 7:30. preaching. 11. H.
Tucker, pastor. .

St-ltisowoon Usios (‘IIAI'Elp—Hulijijcl
Sunday evening—Our warming—Luke
12:48 Wednesday evening-{lot deed-
an- remembi~retl.—-I Kings 2121 16.

. thon‘t Steam A. M. E. l‘iit'hoii ~—

.Htephcoe, pastor. Preaching. 10:00
in mummy school. 12:15 p. to; pray. r
meeting. :1 ti m. ; praise meeting, 7 pm ;
preaching. 7:30 p. in : subject—«God'-
love.

3 .. m‘

A Card.
. (lash-r Bruits-r. Felines. Jan 28 1991.
P. .I. (lmbb, Assistant Buyerlnteodt at Intropoli-
{mngrilmlr'w "a i think I l
r r» lsssshcmp my a men n
settling the claim on rhwll'e of my leihrvt'm 39":
telvetl cheek Int tnilsmooei by return peel from
New York. The coin ny appears to the .0 be very
lady named. the " ct , titan": even pets fl
shows what that means. ours is prettnlly.
Barbour Motions“

n THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD.

ALI. ht my slice and its» plans lot all kinds of
modern Mutt!!! at y and s aromatic ily
hoarding-libs elite-intrinsic”! use! r the
cut expense. A leis sesoI building operation!
artfully superhuman,

I. D. RANDALL,

« Architect and lspsrlstsndshl.
flshseksiuo ,Boisl Block, Washington attest.
South tiers-It. 131.1:

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"It i hereby, van that there will be a

militia the re of last Iiorwslk beln

Exams“ 5.1 G? ”the on use 3' sp-
.I' 0': n or n

an. amine" to has the city or mu.

late mohtslushsaieod-sattoltseaeuw er.

as to Include “Lie-trill”

 

SOUTH mm. EVENING SE

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Air. and lire. Robert Brown moved

“the pleasant entertainment 5 sided us'

better play—one that combines amuse- ~

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EAST NURWILI VOTERS.

 

' TTYfimlilililip,

Bill Estate all [1811110.

WASHINGTON STREET
South Nos-walk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

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scissor-meats under this head. not “sealing 5
1138!. I Iii'nu {fidufltlllflwc . I Itch '1 on.

 

Aooon. son-ii w as in... wona or
the day. or would he washing home. tile. 1!

Wood street, Booth Norwsik. up visits. 181 it
WOGOODGI 1.11 AT No 21 UNION swam.
one lot the a chi-ti. must understand cookiu .

nations to do housework. wait on table and o
chsmhcrwork )3 8L

WAN I BI) INIJII-JDIA {ELY
Experienced Straw Sewers
Also Girls to Learn Straw Sewing.

DENNIS & BLANUHARD.

Sortb Norwalk. Conn, January 21.

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Ives noose. moon. 11a ell.» room
.014: , belonuln lathe uteri w. leterr. 1n-
quireon the prom RE. No. 15 Day strett Sotl‘b
horwalk. jail 1w

’l‘WU choice building lots. :10 and ii" feet "outflow
West avimna Apply to W. C. QAHIIS or
I. I. 80" (12 U

M " '_ ‘ro,"'iIi-i'if’_mf

Advertisements under thir- head, not examine Ii

lines, 1 time the, 3 times 'iOr..1 week ‘1 w

‘ ”will ester or noose bits UANFOIII)
‘ PHCO I-‘tvc rooms; modern lmpmvemcnln

Possession Februaryl Apply to A.T‘.l"iltm.

K2 eontb'alatn a hut, Son b Iotwalk m is

denials No. 91 SOUTH MAINSTREET. HBNT
315 all cunt-e: lenses; 5 rooms, Benry strut,
al-utn Known k, rent S12; alsofirooins has: B‘i‘LIIL'.
Ila l Nomlk near down. rent .10 l'us-sssiun at
once Apply Ll Taylor d; 60111111, or 11' Young. at
Lockwood .lllg Co. j.-l ll'
1 0st 0? NIX 8110314 ()3 WDUDWa‘H)
avenue. 513. Also hours.- or six to me. Eli-1
Kuwait 913 Portal hon-eon Wmdiurcai‘emw,
.9 Inquire of It A Woodward
l 0134?." AND R '0‘. IN “'ATKR vTNKET
and Tay'cr avt'flfll! items from fit m ‘12
per month. Can suit all (lance. Ilaym 'Iiil B t»
tests ' )6 if

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LARGE Bl'lLDlNG. 1.A-i’l' lHEn Fill:
hat farm y; mam building 35x11! two sun.»-

. and addition 25160. and Itllod Miler; a usual built r.
so have pohr‘r

eultable for any business apply
tv- John u Knapu, No.15: West inlet. hunch Nor-
Illli. _ 11“.”) ll
NAME 01' FIVK‘ two‘s; HODBHN Ill-
'plol'tdnl‘ltl'.‘ Rent .12. hp 1y to W [I
smith. 5:1 “out “not, south Norms k. d?!) if

V 118 wooow ~ ill) IltnlB‘TBAD-H 110. this
not and cold water. bath rowui. heater. to .
with statute: (or live horn. cow eta-Ides. ones-cl
houses do; all in wills: tepair Inquire of i‘
Swarm, at Oil! Well Cunt Company. on it

 

 

PLEASANT (10!! IN A (‘OSVENlENT
beauty is oflerird to person:- who would like to
mil Wasnlngton some Linn during the winter 0
mung. (loom and board

[I]? a day. Mrs. J. K.
mum tilifi l at N W

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litmus-t uf hovwnfli. as: Probate-

t‘eiun. Juno H 23. A 1).,1‘401.

Ismael Margaret F Bolton, late of Ni malt, to
said district. deceived.

The 1 mm of Pr. b .10 tor the District of Nor-talk
be h ilmllcd and stowed six run the loom the date
hue»! filtthi- rr.ditors or said estate to etnxbzz
their (- aims for Nlltcmthl. "how who r on ea in
presenl lbeil' art‘uutxts properly striated-limo and
tire. Will be debatnd a rec-leery. All per-ore u -
tit-bled in said erlatc are requested to mate imme
ll ate payment to «

yet .n n thutADua Batten. Administrator.
District of Mine-slit an: Probate

Court. Ju- unit 20. A. D., 1891

Estate 0' Harriet K Bronson. late of homuk. in
said District, ilrt'mse‘.

tinnsnrn Tbrtl the Lilflill istrator with the will
amend, exhibit his admm IMIID' are unit to
this court for adj .stmetit at the Profiile . 111v:-
ln Norwslk. on the lUllI day of February. 19:91.
.1 In o'clock totem-mm d that Ill persons llllt mini
in rlld estate may be notified thereof the will rid
:ninlstra r will caus- thrs order to be pnb:l.-bed in
a new? 1' having a ritca atiun In said tilslncl llltl
poet .1 com thereilon the sign-poet in axlll Norwiiit.
hearts! the plan- where the «tuna ed lair 11mm. at
less. tenrlsys before vlld nth day“? February mail
In it ASA ll. WOUDWAMI. Judge

District of Mirwnllt, so. Probate
Con". January ’20. .\. 1).. 1801
Estate of Film Bronson, ls'c‘uf Norwaik. in said

dis not «he. 1 ed
Dunstan-That the admlnlslmnr with the ml!

an: end exhibit his administration account to this

(‘outi for (enlistment, at the [tmlmtt' tlflli't‘ in Sur-

walk. on the ilhh dot of February tom, lA‘ ll)

o'clock forennon: and that all pen-lute interested lit

Pllll wrote in“ be untitled there»! the "Ill ml. in

titratwr will can-e this onler to be publintml ill a

newspaper hating a circulation in said district. and

pootarooy thereof on the slgllqlmll in ash: Nor
walk. nearest he place whi re the II rem-rd le-i

\l‘H‘ll at least ten days belorc said Mb day of

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Alumni-hi llill‘llllllll easy
Family Po the "111's
hilll‘ lllll.
{ LX’ Portland Brine
“NAIROBI! bTILIfinN.

l‘lv RUIN'I‘ h‘VI’irtqvinl
ly n-llshlelorrutim I'll-m ill
Apothecary ti mlh Norwalk. (‘wmt yeti am

131 It ASA ll. “‘(thWARD. Judge
all forms For vale .v- ry~

93$“. 3p Cures Rheumatism,
If YIIII Wait lit.

 

Neuta’gia. il‘rk Ileadat'hc
'J'!‘.‘H"""‘
0 A 1111.1. Proprietor.

. HOSE LOTS on Lowmles
avenue so reasonable in

price. only $350 each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from $350 to $500, according
to size of lot. are appreciated

by those desiring a real bor-

gain.

Nine lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked alter.

You can secure one ii you
will only try.

The terms of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.

For inrther garliculars a ply
to TAYLOR GOLDE , or
CHRISTIAN BWARTZ.

smut... SATURDAY. ~JAMJARY 31. 51891:? j ‘

 

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-...__. “v... Just one night.

anemia”? nunry at.

Norwslk‘s favorite th mlnent Irish comedian

61118. ERIN VERNEB.

In the beautiful Irish play.

SHlllllS‘ ll’BRIEN.

Ruprorled by his wuexeellcn company. tine
Wm Balloting-o t Wish Jig and "e I
Damon of the won “in, Murpnx. Champion
Irish Piper lli'nr Verne-fa new songs.

PRICES, 75, 50 and 35

Baits on are at Hale‘s and Plaisted's.

[MM MUSIC HALL.
Ilondiiy Evening, Feb 2.
. . one man can. .
Bartley (lampbell’s Greatest Success,

SIBERIA,

'L'ndcr the management of

M 1:. H. C. KEN N EDY,
Produced w ill
MAliSll’lt‘ES'i‘ new sezxsitv.
, lustrous (:Os'rl'llliti.
And

nu: New YORK COMBANY.

Stzfllfl now i It sale at Iont'» and (ireznry‘s.

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Opera House, -
3._-_-..--... a

5 Special Engagement.

_ jeb’ y 4.
Rice’s 3111th Path

0! ili‘i‘nttd and w Fllili' corn- diam
Under 1» s- mum mien: of

MR. EDWARD E. RICE,

In the llit"l mn-lml. hitflt‘i‘lfl‘ novd
ly. In (hr-1' nets. «mm (1

 

I “’cdttcetfity
Evening.

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Vlltverll tr

erl'ru by Percy \“emlon and mm

lie any.
011! "1'7 l'l' 1's FLASH

With 1!! Superb I380! “upwin-

i'o-Vumt-e, Eur-yew: Mime. lib
ureter: tglz‘cl'lllm and {harming
Dancers

Don's 'ran
I-l s-r 2h.-
“Bonanza. Girls."

from 'l’rem in in if {alum-I
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Secure \ our seats at [Isle s and
I’l rifled" tnrl .sn v10 2-!

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com BALSAM

Wild Cherry,
' Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
20 CENTS.

H. R. HALE

SOIK‘V $1.“, (30“.

Bennett & Hosted,
2.8 Slain St" an. Notweih.

M6118, Fill, Ulilfll‘i,

Frills, lanolin, l’Ulllly, its
01“.“! Hindi lu l‘lielr Season.

AT WHOLESALE AND BETA”

ii I tritium. «09/ Is human

0. until i so;

hummus wit. it. DsKLYN.
51 Washington Street, South Not-walk
27 MaiviWStreel Nomalk.

hill-Class Balers. L‘Ulllfillllllll'

stud Ive! (Jim-aim.

ilrdvre l’rouiptly Attended To.
4? DUIth ‘5' P DJKM'R

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lonesome POINT.)
boll'l‘ll Millet/tut. - com.

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lng watcnxilwed In every

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Everybody buys their Footntear from
that oldfestablisliod "and over-popular
Boot and 91100 House “of ’\

" c.‘ H. HARVEY,

70 North Main St, South Norhvalk.

3 .l’i'iccs are so ~' low the goods 211:9.
sure to go. . ‘

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THE, GREAT“ -;,,

25 ill 800.1111

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THE ONLY fiSALE OF ITS KIND EVER
GIVEN IN SOUTH N ORWALK.

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Don’t make a. mistake by
waiting too’ long." ' We have
on hand a large supply of all
goods advertised, but they Wil.
not last forever at the reduced
prices. ~ ,,

If you have not read our
price list, get one, peruse it
well, for it means the saving
of a geod many dollars to you.

THE 6081611 SlllllB

. " 83 WASHINGTON STREET.

CQOUTH NOHWA LK. CT.

BillULlTElSUlgEI'iBiiIVE‘N1WD
MOORE &‘HARMAN’S

Until further notice we will give 3 pounds of Granulated
Slight with everyspound of ten for 50 cents,

FOR CASH ONLY.

Now is your opportunity. Come on.

 

 

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CANINBAI), FRENCH AND BOIIEMIAN CHINA,
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.

is MOKI N (:1 AN 1) WA'T ER '8 E't‘s
saucy cues, saucnns AND er rcnnns.

Mugs, Plain and Shaving, Engraved and Plain Glass Ware.

011. 000" the mouse All) WILL It MD AT m W P310“.

 

M-
HARDWARE,

'Sirz—Knowing the formula

' Cough or cold use

. CHARLES SMITH

OILS;

Paints, .Varnishes.
ROPE, TwirtE,

Wire Nelliil. Wilden Ware. 11l-

W. Blah—ii all,

MUSIC “ALI. BLOCK.

 
 

 

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V’s

from “r liich Ploisted’s Cough
Remedy is prepared. we certify
that the medicines of which it
is composed are of recognized
utility for throat and lung irou‘
bles, and that it contains no
opium or other poisonous er
injurious drugs.

c. s. ML’RRA'I', it. 1)., Norwalu.
Dexter: B trcncocx, ‘ M. 11,
G. R °)1C(10NEGAL. M. D.,
Wit C. BURKE, J'r., lil.D., So. Norwallr.
U G Bouassax, M. D.,
G. W. BENEDICT. M. D_,
B, Ht’xonnrotw. Min. Stamford.
R. L. Bonuses, M. 11.,
W. S. T001), M. D., Ridgefield.

ELERY C. CLARKE, Washingto‘n, D. C.

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If you are troubled with a"

lLllSTED’S N
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REMEDY.

It Is Sure to Help You.

W

)1 ANI'I-‘ACT URI-ID AT

Plaislal‘s Brilliant

Sold by all liruggists.

 

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“In" Qtittilterl‘hu Bust.

acct. Veal. w. flutter I’ovk.8all and mu.
(Turned . Smoked 'l'ongne Hams.
Shoulders. lifetimmlialugns. Prank-
Dl’tI. c

Horne Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Iirders Delivered l’romptly.

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Slur Ill Bun

At a Big Discount

To make room tor Spring stock. Also a Ml line o!

006 MEDICINES AND SPRATT’S‘

Don't forget the

Restaurant and “Lilli Bill!

was every day until it 9. iii.

no. 4 warns scram,

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