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minutes-u minimum usual
.6 Washington Street,
Wire-"Wm
‘ THE EVENING SENTINEL.
mum GOLD“. ldllorsnd W.
. Mir-urbane lam”: dmontbs.
. Wdlnaaaslsfl's-psmw:
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W): Halcyon“ wail)!
urginub westerly and uorthwesterly winds
will wobbly On Friday ooltlsrwesth-
drill pro y prevail, with fruit to light
westerly winds, becoming somewhat variable
Ind i'bilowsdby higher tempsratnrs; and on
Saturday fair to cloudy. slightly warmer
weather, followed by snow.
The schooner “Nellie Doe, " of Brewer.
lie" Is laid up for the winter at E. J.
Hill’s wharf.
The young ladim d Worwslk will
give a sociable at Volunteer Bose house,
Friday averting.
The boat. Sterling is discharging a
cargoofcoalinBridgsport, andthe
boat Powelton is at New Haven for Ray-
mondBrotheI-s.
——Poru codes with pure emu, no a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Tax payers who have not yet paid
their town tax can save one month‘s in-
tcrestbypayingnme on or before the
10th of the lament mouth.
The Merideu Insurance 00., of Maiden,
has gone out of business. January ‘ist
theyreinsurcdallof their rhks in the
Royal Insurance (10., of ”verpool.. Lon-
don.
The funeralpf George B. Weed will be
held from the home of his mother, No.
55 West avenue, to-morrnw afternoon at
2 o'clock. The burial will be in River-
side cemetery.
Welcome Stranger locks, No. 3M,
Dubrof the Sons of St. George, will
give an entertainment and sociable at
O. U. A. M. hall on Water street, flor-
walk, Monday evening.
indications strongly are that at the
meeting of the Fourth regiment silicon
in Bridgeport tomorrow, Lieutenant—
Colonel Crows, of South Norwalk, will
receive election to the colonelcy.
—-'l'he best opportunity ever offered to
small investors. Stock in the Evershed
Land 170., Niagara Falls. A few more
shares at par. For particulars inquire of
(leo. Lockwood, at cigar store.
Attorney Bacon Wakeman, of the law
firm of Bartlett, Wakemsn & Hmhousc,
Bridgeport, has been omcially appointed
pcstmmtel of l-‘sirtleld. The office pays
an Income of about Oi. 200.
The Norwalk Wheel club have leased
“MD-the rooms originally occupied by the
South Norwalk Fire Police on South
Main street. Olive Branch lodge. K. of
R, will occupy the rooms vacated by the
“wheel club.
Elizabeth Brown, wife of Hiram C.
Brown, died at her home. It flarehall
1,‘ street, lip-town. yesterday afternoon,
aged 72 years. Funeral services will be
held from the home, Friday afternoon at
who o'clock.
—Wanted—-Twsnty-five opal-am on
Wilcox s (libi- straw sewing machines
Applyat once. Arthur 0. Wheeler. 12
Butler street. Norwalk.
The special deputies who have been
guardingtheeaacutirecbambsrstllart-
lsrdsbsul’shruary Livers discharged
yesterdayinviewof thedscisioaof the
wanntbslllulkelsyls governor
udmustbelqrotsdandobeymi.
been»... of Zen- Whimsy”...
dumb-indium“ .Wrsl lshsrty
,Bridgrpott. last waning. sham
bddkshillbutswcek. Bhownsb’veuiy-
ilvsyssraofsgsaod leavssa daughter,
thswlfe of Ber. Samuel Stillman. of
—-l’ioklsd muss, pitted figs” fest
South Moi-walk
l»%ll‘"lll"m?" . 2
m. wwwv m-_-t Mp~¢ -....m
Thumbsrofdiphthuhcmrsio town
lsdscrssslugandthe islosin its
hm srlp s
Warden and lira. Klmutcy entertain ~
“edsfwfrienihstthsir home on West
avenue. M evening.
I
.
lie ‘9 ”m" iiaéflé‘lfih’gfi
ms
“V0 U).- {'7' “107”) i,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Ominor.
Btusrtavenncarethepursntaof absb
Kill. born Sunday morning.
~Thellratopporhtnity ever offeredthe
publlctogetinonthe ground doorofa
landboom. Sureto doublebyJuly 1st.
Stockoftthvcrshed Land ()0.
Thsparsntsoflrs. E. B. Hall,former-
ly ofSouth Novwalk, died at their home
in Northampton. Man, last week.
A notice appears in another column
prohibiting coasting in the public streets
and highways of the city, except Clay
street.
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum,will
hold their molar muting lo-night. The
installation of the . new officers will
take piece.
The remains of “William Olmstend. for-
merlyof Norwslk. who died in Stam-
fordlsm Friday, were taken to Ridge
field, Tuesday, for burial.
John Moark, who was arrested for
breach of the peace, was discharged by
Justice Townsend this morning, there
being no Magainst him.
Grand District Deputy Theise will in-
stall the ofllccla of 0|ch Branch lodge,
K. of E, this erenin’g._ Fire ca'ndidales
will receive the first degree
t‘arl Kromullsr and John \‘l'cy- rhnusu-
u ho‘rccently went into the bottling busi—
ness uptown, have dimolvcd. )lr. Kro-
uiuller has gone back to New York.
’-—ll)lha pure lard for $1. at Smith‘s
Washington market.
Are you nervous from want of sleep”
Dr. Richardson's Cocos. Celery and Cin-
chooa Nerve Tonic Powders cure In.
remain and Nervous Debility. Ask for
.or lilo. sample.
Christiana Russell. widow of John
Rome". died at her houn- ou lllnin stun-ct,
Norwalk. last night, aged 53 years. The
arrangements for the burial have not
yet been completed.
William Ere/rill died last night at his
home in Darien of pneumonia. lie was
section foreman on the Conniidated
railroad in that place for many years
and was a welbto—do citizen of the town.
On account of the storm, not as many
grocerynwn of the State as was upset-
edwerepresent at the meeting in the
City Hotel. yesterday. and the society
was not organized. l“. D. Lawton, of
lblscity. wascleetcd “screwy, protcm.
1m next meeting will be held Wednes-
day. in Bridgeport.
Alfred Desire. son of Henry Beebe,
who lives on the Turnpike. met with
a painful accident stthe Franklin sum
school yesterday afternoon. He had
hold of the iron railing around the
furnace lathe basement, when his feet
slipped sndhe fell forwardonthe rail,
strikingoncofthc iron prougamhieh
Inadesssrere woundia his throat.
~0rsnd excursion to Niagara Falls.
January 19th. For tickets and informa-
tion call on (loo. lockwood.
Hleigh hollajlugied merrily yesterday
afternoon and this taming. Everyone
whoowned a bond and cutter grasped
(annuity. uot often enjoyed of
loll»: it min are. the
tilt” are that the
sportwiiluot laugh the mantle of
white is fast dissppmring under the rays
of a melting sun.
Attheanuual roasting of tthuiieIi
MWUmlulthefollowiug
meals wars elected for the stoning
year: P.C.C.,Oharlss Habits; C. (3..
common 0., LP. Km;
liseotdsr. Glisriss Bsyisss has-mar,
nun-u. Plasucshdsh'slsniil:
Preistsflamas W. Storey: sentinel, J.
Lycsttiflarshsihw. B. Burton: ’i‘rsr
tsss. Fred lead, William B. loat-
mlflombmsl.
mum-mammal»
Bun-’asdwifs
Olmllllol of a Skill: Bounties-t In“?!
Regarding P. t'BaraauI's mum.
The Bridgeport Farmer has investigatv
ed and obtained from thebest autism“!
denials of a story which his been in cir-
“y“!!“m', in- . d}; several days. The
. m... .. . I welioknpwn
iii Wihmwwda” : w
'i’V‘flie'cafid! “ova which 'Dr‘. Mart
no delivered Bimmn’ s funeral ora-
iu the South church, iustesd of con-
taining Barunm's remain coutuiueda
dummy. The casket which schtally
contained theramaius. instead of being
tskeuto the church. was left at the
Barnum maidencc, while hundreds of
mourning frmds and 10.000 townspeople
followed to Mountain Grove cemetery, a
casket containing only an object of wood
and straw, and poiaibly a few pounds of
stone or iron to give it the noses-
. nary weight. The public were duly im—
premed, and came away full of satisfact-
ionat having, as far as they were per-
mitted to do so, assisted in paying to the
deceased the last tributes of respect.
That night after the funeral the body
waselthcr placed in a hermeiridilly soul»
ed casket in a vault in the cellar at
“Marina," or it was\ taken to
the cemetery and buried in a
grave, the location of which is known
only to Mrs. Barnum and a few others.
Ir. Barnum was much concerned about
the safety of his body after death. He
fmuently spoke about the possibility of
his remains being stolen and was particu-
larly solicitious that unusual prymutlons
be taken to forestall and prevent any
such (laceration,
BliAli'l'll’lll. ACROBAT. DISPLAY.
Ill-Also! Willtc Light Ghsorvnblo in the
' Northern say Tunnels] aunt-g.
Them wuss beautiful auroral display
in the northern sky Tuesday evening. At
Bo’clock an arc of white light shot up
from the horizon reaching an altitude of
30 degrees. Soon after there appeared
streams of light known as "the merry
dancers" with an azimuth of 00‘ to 70
degree; and widths of some two
These streams seemed alive with motion
which continued as long as the aurora
was visible. hearly all of the display had
ceased at 10:31).
it was one of the brightest aururas for
years in this locality. Last yearouly
uric aurora of any importance was vial.
ble here and occurring on the night of
August 9. Sergeant Cor says that the
auroraaarc the result of so atmospheri-
oven-barge! with electricity. [hiring
his sojmirn at Northlleld, \'t.. he noticed
two or three auroras a month. These
displays are more usual in this region in
cold weather. In 1885 when the arr.
scant was in Chicago there was a splen-
did display and the atmosphere was so
overcl-rged with electricity that the
telegraph wires were worked by the cur-
Will.
Counterfeiting One [Dollar lilila.
Probably the Norwalk police were not
aware that an expert contrrfeiter was at
work but evening under their very muses.
Such was the can however. ('. 8. Cool-
idgc's otllcc was tilled with a large as-
sembly, including l-‘. l. Jones, J. E. l’ow-
no.0. L Basso“, Frank Street and a
number of other», all watching a little
machinein the hands of "Dim." which
by tuning a little crank, turned out ti
bills. That they were counterfeit the
crowd had little doubt.but try 3 hard as
hemight the crank manipulator amid
notgstpurchasen, even at 50c apiece.
Attorney E. H. Lockwood heard of the
bold and during violation of the United
States laws and without stopping to don
his overcoat rushed into Mr. (‘oolliigc's
olllcetwostsps st s time to give him
timely warning against being so free
with his machine, as he might get into
trouble. “ "midthaqneerlittie
madilhe “as a vigil! United flutt-
Iuiiii machine. and really fanned
bilisby sciismlcol process. " i
“5» “mm-4M» who...“
law last-d Ilsa-or.
'l‘hehulloftbsuewtwiumew steam-
er new building at Wilmington, Del. for
the New Haven Steamboat coinpsuy.
willbslaunohsdlarchlst.andtheutbu
fuel will be towed to New York to
(H.
‘l
pachdihatthevsasalwillbsraasiugou
thakssbatwsuitsw Haves auditsw
Yorkssrlyinsuguu. Rosana ltsiyst
bass-hosed for tllsnswboat.
Wars-lb , ”Wm
sales as of “still. “
84- Washington Street.-
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BIAIATIC B01368.
Theatrical latter! In Which rayon-g
: Tropic will be lat-rusted.
Considerable littoral is evinced in the
coming engagement of ill-s Bettie Ber-
nsrdOhase and her company.» Music
Ballots“ Murals». which willprs-
mm “all“! time» in. Manley.“
origami play but the ropes and mental
stub-r. xiii-rial Ghana. W
“Unclc's Darling; Alaska." llr.
Chase is one of the mist promising writ.
era of the day. His playaars of a modern
type and do not appeal to a certain class
of individuals, but interest and please
the muses and hold the attention of the
most critical audience to the llnhh. -Mr.
Chase in selecting the location of his
play picked the most picturesque portion
on earth, the wild and wonderfully gor-
geous aemicivilined territory of Alaska.
which ieavesa scope for scenic effects
that is unlimited. Not only have all
these important points been seized upon
by the management, but in order to add
to the general realism, a number of ani-
mals, native to that climc, including
elks, reindeer, bears. 'squimaux dogs,
with sleds. snow slums and other para.
pheruslla liasbeeu imported at an im-
mense outlay in order to present a novel
stage representation.
All our amusement patrons who do
light to laugh away a night as if by
magic, will welcome the forthcoming
engagement of Russell's famous farce
comedy. "Thc City Directory," which
will be seen in South Norwalk for the
first time next Wednesday night. and
which has been the reigning rage of
laughter for the past three years in all
the important citieiof the country. The
performance is .a combination of wit,
lInn‘Iorand merrimeut in joyous music,
tuneful song. and gay terpsichorcan fes~
livity follow each other with wild aban-
don but carry in their train a night of
unmlulterated enjoyment.
llllll! .ihll 'l'lllilll.
The In”
Chronicles!
' News of the State
I (Io-demand Form.
Sister Diary Dominic died yesterday at
the Gohvent of Ilsrcy at Danbury from
cant!" of the stomach. at the age of 24.
in the world , her name was Theresa
Guinan. and her family live in Hartford.
Colonel Thomas A. Head of Greenwich,
who had lm for many years‘prommcni
in the western part of the state, and was
well known as a former legislator and an
authority on agricultural matters, died
at his home on Monday afternoon at the
ripe age of 92 years.
The parochial school attached to St.
John's church. Middletown. has been
oiosedon account of the prevalence of
diphtheria among the scholars, a large
number of whom are at present sick
with the disease.
New York and liars llsglaml Railroad.
Ate meeting of the directors of the
New York and Xew England railroad.
held Monday. it was voted to take tim-
rnedinte action for dmblc-tracking the
road between Bristol and ilawleyville.
Thowork will he pushed forward with
energy and probably finished during the
coming summer. This. with the double-
trscking of the Danbury and Norwalk
railroad between Wilson Print and flaw
Icyville. which is now going forward,
will give a double track between Wilson
Point and Boston, calm sham sixteen
miles in tasters (buns-client, where.
owing to the lay of the land and lodge, it
will require a much longer time to com
piste the second track. Until such ad~
ditional track at that point is completed.
the block system of signals will beem‘
played. it 'u to be hoped that the fre-
quont header: and tsilend collisions. of
which we have almost daily reports. will.
when this work is (mnpicted. be entirely
diam away with.
p. Marilcwcsrm
m use corporations are wasted
”have bear III-pulsed is (kins-client
Isst'ifluknrifian m! capitals!
stun. Ammpsuy has been
driving park company. capitalised a ‘3“
mo; how llsvsu has a new company
with seapltal custom for ths nonfun-
turc of an autouwtic registering Ins-
chins-:Bristclhsssuswpubllshlngand
pristhlgmwithflblllicspiialta
meshuweoUpsnyhasbssu organlsv
slim human ind has a capital of
mflMWhammmi-r
macaw-summaries».
South
800
What is cams on Is l’lseas non-u About ,bztfifim, -w political ideals.
. Noriv-ikvltowsyton. Strong men I, in)“. iron landed
‘ . _. _ mum” ant tutors. are out of
bpscialsemcesare being held intbe an“. 0,, , .‘ sand. the pans of
M. E. church this, week. firmness am I” "' connection ",“h
, um at! never more common-
MIMIC. ls 08d“! bathresovesso 33‘- Wow . w rnccofatrougmm,
fromstwoweeks sternum...” in: m, or simient"sbnll he
the grip. who", _. _. who shall aim to no—
The committee 9! Miss having the
'tfairincharga metatMrs. W.
lilorwalk
MHIGIIMBIIOOB ll'fim
1. Stevens, Tuesday afternoon.
The district committee has added two
stoves to the heating apparatus in the
grammar department of the school.
A large hoisting engine arrived yester-
day for if. T. lnwnden‘ new oyster
E. Thomas is placing it in
steamer.
position.
Mia Charlotte Bryan has returned to
Mystic, where she is teaching school. neasto
Ilia Bryan spent partof her vacation
withberparents here and partwith
her cousin. Miss Lottie Gorion, of lake
City, Minn.
Peter Norman, a blacksmith employed
by Charlie ll. Guider, returned from a
vhit in New York Monday evening, and
started to walk from the depot to his
When near the house three men
suddenly appeared and one of them
knocked him down. A neighbor heard
the noise made by the men and upon his
opening the door to come out the would-
home.
be rubbers lied, It is said that Mr.
man had $60 with him and he is tbauk' r
fol it was not taken.
Daria-n .
Mrs. )l. Webb is seriously illwith
pneumonia.
William Jackson fell out of a wagon "
Monday, and
near the M. E.
church,
severely injurcd his face.
' J. E. Ballard offershis large grove
busincal near the depot formic. Hisson‘mmeu. t‘uuirm ml p: r: ~ ny lhe ani-
\l. w. Ballard expects to engage
business in Stamford.
“'3 Bradley llull died ”5me m hbre theshenidiug the creature is most
home In Newton. Mrs. Hull fell from
stoop last month, as related in Till .'
must the time, and broke both It
and sustained other severe injuries in
the cilects of which she never fully“ saved $100.00 and on getting mar
covered. The funeral will be hel
marrow st 12 o clock. Burial In Gr
Forum.
Weapon and Bangui-eh.
Sumrintond-‘nl lbwnos. of the
railroad, had an opportunity 3m!
to test the snow plows that lisattncl
the cars It few days ago. They pm
be very efficient in keeping the rail-1
nevertheless the large snow plmtl
run over the road once in the nmr
Rev. George Peck.
sonofJ. 0'"
of \‘cw \ork, who lately receiu
1mm in.» u estport Methodist a"
church tosuccced their present”
Rev. 11. :5.
Still.
has
Should the conference, which 4“
the spring accede to the arm.m
tthev. twinge Perk will lie-'1“l
about April 1st.
Prod Fanning spent Sunday ”’n'
visiting his parents.
Quietness reigns
the
at pflN‘
smriety (traits of “estport. "m“
club lipl'flll a plezuiant evenin
then and unail i an!
an
Wu” ‘0 In
vogue. As yet. there have b” '9‘?
your mum. although a.» W"
themselves' in various ways.
known
to the young gentlemen of “m
Some of the latter are the
lentaof
schedules. which show in
the time logo home. it
rather
severe when the time din-ll ‘9 '0
p. on, but a close exam. “‘0‘”
that a grace of two hours 2
the final departure
for
Extensive impmvemei'ie l”Will
made at Wind‘s sslchelfluwlllr
port. New machinery Ill Pi“ ll!
and a new fifteen
hasbceuaddediothc
toxins
The Epworth Leagu I” which
was to be held or.
dense in West mils“. M
evening. was postponed “'3 even-
ing. owing to the lac
The services held inwmm
inobserv-
sm Israeli:
listlmdkt Bpiscopttlr
auouof the week of
attention! and veryi
arssmigaadforssch" sw'm
thriller. n.s.suu oil-hm m“
eatliur.
swm“
hsscsassdm“
ofthepsr-g'f
"eighth 022:: the . is...” "T’s. m
.iuthuoltl
Mi" est Sewing Machine,
ism ,
_i‘ five years.
blink-Eli!
c‘hsE
W"
,.
,.
the fat-rs.
not. by personal tours
' craft. :mlilnturrrbm
. to principle and pa
tient cm 'lllihll the public ton
sense of t interests.
The E, u of the future willbe
stronglo gs and in social quip:
thy ani‘gm will be simnt,notiu
“Trimaran” his personal ascend-
ancy hurts to develop all that. is
bacilli!” of the time. The true
strong wave conceive him, will have
uogrwnwer’ his greed, if such it
' will be for nscl’ulummand
is strength by his willing-
.t. any moment from a pub»
lie to ,4, {Million rather than prove
:liis convictions or do any-
y of a Imn of honor.
Str king, a man who with ade‘
quate edge and intelligence tries
faith gserve tin public can never be
oh‘crugh nllicts should not. seek
h i
ll
Wig; ll
bysteuny
he will
unini
thing .
Icusea make mention of his
n“ nypnblic at. large will rm Ignize
and! his «Horn and his inll: Icucc
manner in A private amtiu'l than
u" score of riversg: legislators.—
Fayette-c blonmly
\‘ouug Lobslnn.
lobstcraarc culled in the neigh-
1 Nantucket ”gr:m.—lmppl-t~." in
min; hinge-If Lucir lulu; lm-y
' lietiippml Iiyin illiitlllilir‘w lI‘-I':l
for of t he 3.." on Ffill‘llllflim “'an
Nor-
'rnly they ilt‘ak’l‘li‘l. it is the very
nnl specimeuthat lives to crow ug:
’um exposed in many perils. it
two fortunate as msun'ivt- in': um.
Isl. go throw. ll fill liltl‘uliS periods
grr mcblrn: to tin word-ling
Nua- tut-l than in the (tutti-st: vi
vv'thuw lullalxl‘ ilittln In»; it. mu-t
or bust," and .-o i: pr. ““7611: to (lives:
0' ltasuil of nrmur. 'l'm- pnxrms is
and u u;ermi~ “ma
onlyiz. ”Liter ~tII- ll 5 .' akin off but
lathe 51-: um i. in: lirr’ removal. It
is for so; u.- ume afterward, and fisher-
goon-rider“. not. fit to out, though just
for table pnrpoaes, because it is
out of ment.—|ut¢rview in Washington
-II'
n
If amnncnnsalary of 320.003 week
lostaweek paid $2.50 for a mar-
licensc. and #7. 50m the minister
after that paid fits a week for board
I] $8.00a week for his sick wife. and
.00 for InrdiI-ine. how long would it
kc him to "go broke" if he didn't get
it"zwtm Blood t‘urs for his wife?
t'actus Blood Cow and will tell you all
about it.
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate andlnsurance.
WISHIISTDN 8TllEET.
SOUTH NORWALK,C01\.\’.
snL'fitf
“’A‘S'l‘llll.
‘ flTillN tin minutes' walk of the altpot a
large furnished room or Ulnatll' .kll roams
adjoining. Adda» hick hex till, ,hnjurh ,\'nr-
walk.
M USERS trail} at Ihr mmt luxury of
Both a: tin ~chru'ni l j: .t
A \l.' liar”. girl Must be well mommeudnl.
\ptrly sttblsolllre j!’ if
T0 LET.
if: house rumor of llanfunl Vince and
Small: Main aims. it rooms. mu ll.
Manhattan No. MWuniwanlan-nur, rent it.
luqulrcol I. A LWnodward.
‘()l R or tli'r moms. three minutes from
drpot. lnqniresttissuaai omie. Juli
‘ “’0 or three furnished rmrm fur llght
lmnsskceplng nr bulge”. Inquire Plasma-ri-
Ilar. onion
1 ill' SfionWsIer street: part of bruise on
lllgh street; part of house on El) arson. ,
barn on Taylor armor: liat ulmp Inn “ah-r
street. Raymond firm lti
TWU second floors sfisrtmrnls, consisting of
livi- "woman 0a was arr-our. but Dior
walk. Water in and out. Rent 9. Apply
or-
modulus Tryon. as Riverside avenue. East
033 mu: mat-10m mu Islam with
power ands Mb“! lllreu rem-spar
air or “mother. cry isht and desirable moms
for its It manufsrturlsg. for i'fms inqulm of
Knapp, Water street, ma Korwslk.
Aux-lull)! Cottage for small familyfium
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I0" title]! on fourth avenue. nearcorasr
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dfime t9 the same customer.
we have 11 id, and will not sell, Moderated 300.159“
.Seyinour,
. 33 Washington Silent, South lilllllall.
“ bis, we think, for .
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lillllllilll OPERA 0003!.
Friday Evening, Jami, I392.
III. LEW!) 1:99pm
THE iiiuiuliun
The Finest Irish Play in the English Lan-
gonzo
( lmrl 0mm. Saturday
Nnrmilk. and Flair-led
O'Il In}. .31.
lillilc IIIII, S00lll lllllliiilll;
MONDAY, JAN. l is
The-Arnie of Realism. Charming
HETTIE BERNARD CHASE
And a Perfert Company of no)?” in a
grand st: euic prod In lion and pk tnresque
melo-dramuti< i. unruly, entitled
0N0lE’S 00mm
The Heroine of the Lighthouse.
An Almknn Romance. ll’ith Scene» and Unar—
amrrs Entirely how to the Stage.
A FBBTUNE Ill ANIMALS!
Tn add to the rcalimx of the play. 'l'lw onlv
team of trained wind-er in ell—tome. The
moat w erfull) intelligent horse in the
world. Atmnpe of genuim fiemimnux dogs,
brought direct from Alibk ‘.’ Mastifl and Dane
dim,” Kw snd"(‘ouui The phenomenal
acting bear, " ind tht missus
tm k mule. “M nic'
Seats on sale as Hoyt !‘ and Gregwry's.
IIIIsIc II'III," sounI IIIIIIIIIIII',
Wednesday. Jan: l 3.
1III‘EZI-illlluuSusanna:
BUSSELL’S?
WORLD muons moms. ;
one mu. 3 THAT ass
1, MADE ALL
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Previous at Pinuco’a.
a South Norwnik, at D
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THE PLAY
\‘ow Appoint hing its
300m Periormance 300th
At the Bijou Theatre. New \ork.
Seats now on sale at lloyt'a and iircgory’s
Drug S'ores.
Billie
Good Reserved Stats For All It-
trsctions, 50 Ilsnts.
MONDAY. JAN. ll.
HALLEN and HART
"l W ouhln t Miss it For Viru- lmllnr-I."
LATER ON.
'l'l‘ ESDAY. JAN. l3.
Bill. "E and I. P. Willi“,
Till KINGS OF lll‘bltlif.
rivals on “air: Three Datum Advance.
For Sale.
QUALITY BZIII~ I‘DRTBR‘
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i'nirla's Malian. Bl Wall mm. all
SIBEWALKS.
Notice to Occupants and Mrs.
l our attention is called to the follow in: city
ordinance which wilih
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loiui hull-ling mint of laud is the
('it Millard shunts shall be ivvliomll‘i; or our
tally cor-red by snowor its. ii I be t
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