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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 16, 1892 · page 4

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lu thia diatrict today. clear, wider weather
and brisk tofreeh northweateriy and northerl!’
winds will probably prevail. On Sunday. fair
to partly cloudy. slightly colder weather will
' probably prevail. with truah, variable winda.
followed by clondtne-t in this section: and on
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Preachers and their 'l'loatee in Nomi-lb
churche- 'l‘r-orrow.

Tumrrr tumour. Wear arrest andFuir-
lield avenue. South Norwalk. Rev.’0|in liai-
lock, rector. Second Sunday alter Epiphany.
Morniu PrayerJJtanr and sermon at m
n.rn: EveningPrayerand perme- at turn.

Son-m Nonwann Berna-LVN avenue. near
Pine street. Rev. Archibald Wheaten. paator.
Preaching, item a. rn.and HI) p. In; Randay
schooLlan.: \‘J’. 8.0 E. praya neeting,‘
p. m. Morning enhlecw'l'be Place at Christ."
Evening subm. "Why Non are not Chrlr-
tinnn.” Rev. C. A. Piddock, editor of The
Christian Secretorymt Hartford. will preach
morning and evening. All invited.

Sam Konwnu Commuter“. West
avenue and West ell-nets. No settled
pastor. Servicealtkflla. in. and Twin. In: Sun
day school. 12 on; young people‘s meeting, 6:10
p. m. Subject. “The fooliabneae ot lnteurper-
ance." Morning subject. "6011.0!" Father.”
Evening subm‘fonvenatio “ Rev. Dtbo
F. Bartholow. of Boston. will preach.

80m Noawnnu Marlow", West avenue,
near Carrier. Rev. H. E. Burma, paetor.
Preaching. town. tn. and an p. m.; Sunday.
who-Ii. 1-"! In: roam: web's martin. it» n In
Morning sublefl.“l’¢wr'a Denial of Chrivt.“
Evening eublect."l'be Necessity of the New
Birth." followed by an altar meeting. argue-lat
religious services: Prayer meeting” mega.
nr. in the Ep-vorth league room.
lug during a part of the Sunday rcbool\ “ii
Religious meeting: all next week are

Planet’s Drug Store,
‘~-,43:Washington SI.
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3 3 urn TIE Follows:
W 3. mm, Dear Sin—Know-
‘lngllte formula from which Plainted's
Cough Remedy is prepared, we certify
tbnttbe medicines of which it is com—
poeed are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
drum
0. B. MURRAY, M. D.,
Dunn Hr‘rcucocx, hi. D.,
G. R. McGowan it. D, "
WLQBumJR. M. D., So. Norwalk.
G. Bananas, it. D.,

.W. Bummer, )1.D .,
fl. Huronronn, it. D., Stamford.

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R L. BOW“ ,M. day ev.ening
W. 8. Tone, it. 1)., field
M . CLARKE, M _“'ut Souter- Norman COKGRIGATIOSAI. corner Park

and Lewis streets. Rev. T. K. Noble, l). I)"
partor. Services at tow a.‘ m. and Ta‘llp. um;
Y. P. S. C. 3. meeting, till p. or. Hurting
subject. “Take Yo Away the Stone.” Evening
subject. Popular Fully-ice that Need Reinte-
lion."

Norman: )lmtnnrsr. Wm and Mott ave.
nut-s. Rev. time Van Alstynr, D. it. parlor.
Serviuw lth'l) n. in. and hill 9. In; Sunday
grin-ii. l'.’ AIL; young people's meeting. on: pan.
Morning rublect, “A Great Cotmnand with a
limt Promlee to the Church." Evening emb-
ject. "Where Art Thou i"

Noatrau Bantu. last avenue. 0mm
Green. Rev. E. E. Bobbing pastor. Ser-
vice». Ma. Ill. and Twp. m.: Sunday schml,
t:.' on; young mien meeting. tell) p. In.
WM Morning prelude. ”A Norwalk Hamlet's Idea

of the 15mm.” sermon, “Christin Our Tee-
;“hl: ‘ ”Wk mgiyfiflmd‘r‘h‘: timony." Evening subject. “The Seaman «f

. of has the Kingdom at tied."

notes be clear y than trial“ the newsman:- m. ”Y- PAW“ K'mnh Chm" “ml. "990-
eite the linen. Norwalk. Rev. it. 1'. Graham.

[action let! in the two previous cpbiernlm only:
rector. Divine service, with normal no)

wait suitabled atia‘rjus pherli’claml muitary
Mn,“ gm e" VIE‘ mtmugfnig. a. on: Sunday school. i! In; Divine aervk-e,
butln realth trawler! 1|er by .23: with sermon. Inn y. In. lawnlngaablert.“‘l'he
#11,“:th teeth ol'o. r'pctnal Jerri-Yearly w” ‘NML'n 3w" “hm ”mm”
lion of ”studies of the t'burvh“~ “Sane Pea.

Attend: from Eturope o
tune» or the Primitive Church.” Free eittlngs

m cm
W33” Wigs“ be and n cordial welcome to all.

in a first way:
or
Iowan teammate ire lnfcmfe
' “‘3". ”it“ waat t lance Burnout. iielden avenue and (‘nws
atreet. Norwalk. lter. it. it. “‘atklm. rec
. tor. Second Sunday alter Epiphany. ltoly

5‘ 0" “m“ t‘onunuuiou. 9m a. m.: Morning Prayer.

ingtotbir'apuhiic tawhat todo torlt. "r lJtany and vermou. ion) a. no; Sunday

when], it Ill-l Evening Prayer and mm. m

urn. The rector will preach. All mweb
tilmil.

2m Arcana lfllflnlfl. near l’anZandt
avenue, {tart Norwaik. tier. (.7. It. TM. par-
tov. l’teachlugm a.ta.and tampon; Snu-
day «hall. is n: were: mplr'r meeting m
n. In.

Anvm Clam-ran. VaaZaa-it avenue. Bart
Norwalk. ltev. If. “flicker. pastor. i’reaeh.
infilOWLII-M 7:0 3. IL: Baaday rental
t2rn.;yrayarandprataaaarriea, ”PM.
liming abject. “listen-none and for».
Rev. I'. L. Piper»! beaten. willapeah
unlit-ion work. You will be M to hear
him. trim and bring your friend- with you.
We don't ark yu- tobrlag your puelathwka.

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Clarln‘i'ay‘lor avenue.

 

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~10 Ibo. pure land for Oi. at Smith's
Washington market.

A large party at young
joying the ahting on

 
 
 
 

Germaniu Singing
February 15 at their

Electric Light company re the contract
to light Germanin Hall with incandescent
lights.

Him Etta Corning. who has been visit-
ing lire. Charla H. Clark, Taylor avo-
nue, returned to her home in Yonkcro
today.

On Tuesday evening, at tbebnll on the
bridge, the Union Gospel Temperance
Return: Association will prment "The
Danger Signal.“ v

, The regular meeting or the rotten
Building. Loan and investment tenancie-
tion will be held at their rooms on Tuee~
day evening next.

Miss Emma Butterftm and brother
Wallace. of Ridgeway. Pa" nre guests M
the residence of City Tnosnrer Otto
Bartboi. linvilnnd street.

 

-G’rnnd excursion to Singnrin Foils.
Tumday. January 19th. Don‘t mien it.
Faro only $124!). For tickets and pum-
culnrs inquire of Geo Lockwood. at Cigar
Store.

 

There will be no servicea in the tiran»
itoville chapel tomorrow morning. in
the afternoon. at 3-30. on etlort will be
made to mgnniun Sunday school.

William Hewitt. who severely injur:
ed hie foot by allowinga coating to full
on it at the Norwalk lock lactory. instill
confined to his home on South street.

The South Norwalk Boston Store ad-
rerthes A special sale tor this day and
Monday and 'l'uesdny. See if they don’t
odor some bargaim in who: you are in
need of. - -._...

A mmponcdent wants to know why
the supply 0! got in so deficient in the
early evening. and or good late in the
evening. This conundrumcan only be
answered by the“ (loo Company.

[ester Hunt. the obliging manager of
Adams Express (hmpany, but been con-
fined to hie bones on Elizabeth street tor
about two weeks and is quite uerimtady
ill with a complication of dimers.

-Reaeonnblc prion nt Lane's depot
reataurunt.

The bulinen meeting in the Salvation
Army hall on the bridge tomorrow at
it n. m.. will be led by Captain and lint.
Hartwrigbt. of New York. They will
Ileo comluct the meeting at it p. In.

 

Dr. Rbiiardaon's Red (lover, Winter-
green. lhndelion and Samparilla, Blood,
Liver and Kidney Ten cum Blood Dia-
olden Liver Complaint and Kidney
Allectione. Ask turbo. or 100. temple.

General and In. Nelson Taylor enter-
tained a numberol neighbors and (ricotta
at their home on Weat street, last even-
log. The time war veryploaeautly went,
among the enjoyable teatum bring the

exhibition of the phonograph given by
B. ii. Kai-er.

At the iiouratonlc freight yard» in
thhcltywdayacarhadofoopperwln.
batteriea,etc., was mind from New
Haven tor the Southern New England
Wmcotnpauy. J. it. Ferrhwaa
inneelptufaearotbayand Hatch.
ilalleyCCmaearulmln. .

A ietterwrtttrnby Iti‘. human
Capollatteraamudntalledattlbarieaton.
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ably t‘ellym will he on Weat avenue
tin-arm. “m

Rev. Otltoliartbolol' will preachin-
mw not-ire ml ermine to,»
prttrvlt. ‘ , W"!

anon-t [who-M no

u» ...... .1... In“
night’s vhit in Plalufield, N J.
Peter more» well-known and pills-

perous oyeterntnu of this city. has pat-
ented an electric inaulatovtor boilers.

 

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11,, mph now oueahibition in

this city. are well patronized. I: certain-

ly is worth five oentv to Wm 09"

Keogb'a Drum. Fitoand Butt” Band
will glveagrand MLW and NW
tion at tbearmory Hominy night. See
ad. Full particulars Monday. .

Onacuountoftheabsenco of cement
the members. the extort mnrtieiof tirin-
panyD. which was to be held at the
armory, last evening, was postponed for
one week. w “w

This morning Attorney Jaeph A.
Gray and Colonel P. L Cunningham
were appointed commissioners on the
insolvent estate of J. ll. lhsxter. of North
Alain street.

Quite a number of the openwrn in

' George B. Weed a (Rafa tactory have

left and are nbout to leave town. Wing
totbc emotion of the W099! earned
by the death 01 Hr. Weed.

 

German aervice tomorrow at the usual
time in the lecture hall. 37 Chestnut
street, this city. Prue-hing by Rev.
'lockeu at 2 and 7:30 p. In. Snmlny
reliwl at loco n in. All are welmme.

 

-A auto investment. sure to double by
July int, stuck in the Brushed hind Go.
For particular-a inquire at Um. bick-
wood. at Cigar Store.

Yesterday was probably the moat un-
pleasant and malt uncomfortable for
the home our men of oil the scum.
Thcanownndalmbmadea very heavy
track. and even after the tour-horse
sweeperbadgone over the road it was
my to have the atreet gang follow
audcleantbernile. Thee-ammo nearly
onenbedule time.

An unusually large amount 0! amou-
rnuiated trainees came up Mime Jiltlgt‘
Robinson in the Superior court at the
short calendar reunion yesterday. in the
Norwalk care of Lyman va. Diobvnw the
defendant was given two weeks in which
to tile an anawer. A decree of lore-
closuvo was granted in the one of Portia
vs. Bates. aim of Norwalk.

 

The management of Mimic llnll taken
plant"? in announcing the engagement
of the mini Englialtcoutedy "Jane"
which menu especially mmmmled by
term-of its run of menial nights at
the llad'nou Square TM. New York
city. 'i'heplay is tbeveault ot collation
ation between W. lestocq and Harry
Nicholle. and war orignally prtiduced not
long since in Lindon. where it attained
great popularity.

The Bridgeport payers em a little previ-
ou- in the matter of (‘obinel Fmet‘e
anti. The lethal time of the appointment
0! a colonel not yet having been reached
he baa done nothing in the matter oi bio
appointments. At the proper time be
will dmbtlaa give the matter careful
consideration and act no room brat tor
the welfare 0! the wgiurent. giving lull
weight to the couridcrationa of the to-
cality a well an illness of when

 

~Theiarge number of attalenta enrolled.
at the llerrlli Bullhe- College. Btamtord.
once the opening of the winter term.
urea—intro the addititm of rum room.
aleo an intervene to the force at teachera.
This encouraging outback is certainly
gratifying to the president. who baa
aparedneitherttmeuormouey in eatab-
liabinga huelnuatraiulug-ecbool which
rankaniougthe but in theeountly

,ml‘enoihiug cheap connected Gilli

this cum allies in it: equipment
or «due; and the reread tuitim
willhat’ouarl a low at it mil-latent
withtboroagh inatructton under cone
prelim Womb”
oatgradnabaowallqaalilird lorthetr
vomit-t More will be new
Mkumifiamm
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“condemnation “nag:
purer-team have clue.
ligation-rationale “and
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linandlln. Nepbeo
tbechblcililldiatriut, are the pereuta
olababygirl. _____

IlRitnnnanncealoGinn. of Norwnik
bamjurtreceivedthe black yell etSt
Budgeleeourentinieridnn ‘

Catalonia:- euro Beam; at them
Mnulway lino. watt-tn yeatertlay for the
em time since big wrestle with tb'B‘grip.

 

 

if there waa an unmition electric
light company inWown, the lights of the
Ileaent company would not be so inde—
pudent on the "burning" question.

Francis Rooney. nged twentyeight
”3”,de scarlet fever, last night.
film] this afternoon at 3 o'clock from
tbebome of Mrs. James lnndrignn, 13
Grand street.

George Milli). of this place, formerly
an oil MdIerJnow employed by the
New England Terminul company at
Wilson Point, had the forefinger of his
right hand badly embed yesterday
morning. while handling some bomb
0! oil.

43min Male 0: ladies‘ cotton under-
wear, tonight, at the Norwelk Boston
store. Corset covers from tie up.

John W. Nolan, of the Stamford
Herald composing rooms, lormcrly of
Namath. will shortly wed Mien Kate
Fitzgerald. of Norwalk. 'l'bt-ir bane will

Mary's church, WW.

the snow am yeetenlay, caused the
telephone company considerable trouble
Three oi the trunk wires were broken
and tin- hit-at wires. were trowel in sev-
eral places. Communication with New
Canaan. llrum-bville, “'iunipnuk, and
all places in tint direction Wars cut oil.

Kennencoilnud gas were in great dc
round at tlibx end of town 1mm dusk
until 8 o'rluck last evening. The angular
dynamo, which supplies runny business
homes with liable. gave way and caused
the ditl'lttulty. The street Iighta and the
incandescent» on the South Norwnlk
circuit burned as ritual.

~tiood heavy unbleached muslin only
Ale pcryd. Special for tor-night at the
Norwelk Boston store.

Arguments were heard in the cascot
the Norwnik (in Light Co. vs. the bot-
ough of Norwalk before Judge Robinson
in the Supmior wort yesterday. The
plaintitl’s sue to recover damages which
they allege the immugh did to their
pipes by tearing up the roadway.
Decision was natured.

it is probable that tbeinjuriru of Wei-
ter’ Murphy. the bmkcmnn who was
kuo'h-vl tumbler train by the roof oi
the unt-ollice building at Wilt/on. 't ~
uesday night, will mlt seriously. The
physician says that be is yet unable to
determine how serious the man's injuries
are. Four of his ribs are broken, and
one of his lungs may have been utiected.

The work at rearranging the telephone
system in the Norwnlk district is well
under way. The new wim between
South Sorwalk and Wilson Point will
mum be in working order as the pub-u are
aIn-ady in “tuition. Work will then be
commenced on the local circuits, and if
atom do not interfere too much, by
April l the service It Nuru’nik will be in
tint-clout mndition.

——N -w Hamburg ombroidrriee of
dainty durigua from to per yd. up. at the
Kuwait Baton note.

Prolcraor Stevens, the colobratul bit y-
clo lecturer. who has traveled around the
world on hie wheel. halt written to tho
Alpha Wheel club. nth-ring to give
our of his tilmratrd lecturer at the Nor-
waikOpera home if he can make ar-
rangements with them. ills otter will
not inacceptetlaatbe club can we no
mercy In it for them

Charla Adana. whore death was an-
acorn-ed briell to yeaterttay' a 3mm.
out horn in y, mm. in the port of
ttorwaik now included within the tim-
ltrot Warm Here be welded until a
young man. when badrittadtolmnpblr.
Tarn, wine human! in the mo
Mundhootaand rho-a. Attera few
year: be stored to Chicago. then a aural]
plane. and emu became one or that city'e

ontbelhrntaelrort dormant- atarted
hmthbtinatnttwtortetty.
kahuna-tab! unaptbebaalnu,
hi returning to tturwalk. Win
mtndeualrJda-a
"meditationandwaethahdwof
the” tattoo“ Walloon.
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be published for the second time at St;

Partr'ld

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Charles E.

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leading 6mm. 33 Washington Steel, Soul! Aurtll.

some Other. am

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0mm Valentino: Winnipuuk to»
the grip.’

line new Vnnderltucf bl in New York
today, attending nominee. s

 

8.3.‘1’. Cnmpmt'llainatreet. who is
dangerously ill, isfailing rapidly.

The thermometer registered ten dogma
above zero on Union Park at 6 o clock
this rooming.

 

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Mrs. S. (3. Hyatt, 0! New Rochelle
was in town 'l‘huradny, milling on friends
and relatives,

The ordinance of baptizm will be ad-
ministered ut. the evening service in the
Baptist church tomorrow.

Dwyer'n (my of Norimlit bond propose
to give a concert «shortly. They have
been playing so much for other peolde'n
benefit, they now premise doing some-
thing for themselves.

The Sotlnlity of the Children of Mary
has elected the following oflicers: Preci-
dent, Bridget McCarthy; rice-president
Mary Barry; recording secretary. Kate
McCarthy; treasurer, Nora Callahan.

A prominent citizen. who was etrolling
pan ex-Warrlou Kecler's residence late

standstill by hearing gnnus. an if some
one was in great. agony. Upon investi-
gation be found that the groans proceed
ed from the throats of fully a dozen
fellow. perched upon the ex-wnrden'a
fmnt plum We didn't knmv that Mr.
Keeier owned so many cots.

 

OVER 1 HE RIVER.

Iowa and Goal. of the Day in But
Renault.

The Nurwnlk and South Norwaik Elec-
tric Light Company are to place a light
on the comerof You Znndt and South
(Idiom avenue; free of charge, which
will be greatly appreciated by our peo—
ple. Frank Day has agreed to take care
til it.

The members of Volunteer Hose com-
pany will hold a sociable at their house,
Friday evening, January 29. Carver, of
Weatport, will furnish music.

Mayflower [look and Ladder company
will bolt their annual [air and entertain—
ment Febmnry A, 5 and 6, in Randall's
Hall,

Mrs. Arthur ilunlmau. oi New York.
is the guns! of her aunt, lint. l'lntt Beers,
Henry street.

 

Anion-3.1m surprive was held at the
home of Robert J. Brown, First avenue.
Thursday evening.

HERE AND 'l'llEliE.

 

 

the I-port-II' flows of tho Stat.

chronicled II a Cow-leaned Pom.

The fiftieth anniversary of the estab-
lishment of the ltigh Ridge Methodist
church. fitnmfonl, was celebrated Thurs.
tiny. l’rtoident Raymond, of Wesleyan
univemty. the son of n High Ridge for.
inter, prcmtbed in the. morning nod doliv.
cred n historical nddrcu in the ntternmn.
Among the many present were Alexan-
der l’mvost and Wife, who joined the
anxiety at ita formation. The society
Wltrl tormmiSeptl-mbcr ‘39. AS“, and the
first services were held the first Sunday
in January, bill.

The Disciple; anxiety of Doubury. an»
erecting n handsome church. which Will
be Julienne] January ill. Though the
date was settled upon more time ngo. it
has but just been diamvored, iulookrug
up data in the dedimmry excreta-s. that
the n-v.~nly~lifth anniversary of the
Danbury moiety follnupou Illt‘tttlllitttlllll‘.
Elaborate service» are now being arrang-
ed. Therein but one other variety or»
the Diacipiesdcnoininntivm in the mitten:
states. and that is heated in Huron.

The death rot» in Danbory slum the
year ix'gan ban been the highmt ever
known there. in the peat two «at:
titty Wham died. a larger number

tom The grout mortality in due to the
fatal form the grip baa «timed, and
also to the roteut breaking out of an cpl»
domlc ot warm (ever.

The hum of Coicheater is completely
out at! from the untold» world owing tea
revere widenie ot’ aarirt tart-r. All
mutation- where public punctua- are
heist barebeen clotted by order or the
town authoritiea. All secret aocietiee,
Bonday rum and atone-roent- have
been interdicted until the dieenae abatt-r.
Thirty-cu death are reported since the
appearance attire die-are ten day. ago.

CaptaiuAnguatutlinlt.otDerby.who
comm the height rtearuer Hoyt.
awallowed a mixture or mica and
Will all White-tone a law tiara
“.mtheflatmwbeim
ginger. 'l‘hanaaltwuthat hora-Hm
hammfltuuvwathuun
But-tribune“ die. The crew
lrutethitabytbe the old mitotic!

ringworm-glue.» and dentin

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last evening, was brought to a sudden .,

than death over claimed in o month in» .

WMhmhltoMbla‘

in e repentance! death fromdipbtbe-
tie in Stamford. the contagion is sup
[need to lmveresuited from a hack in
Iwhich the little girl who was the victim
wee token tram school one 8m! day.
Itthat wastbocueetho back had prob
ably been neat to convey to the grove

the dim .

J. E. Wilson wan hired to much the
school in the Third School District 0!
Avon for twelve weeks, beginning De-
cember 1, this being the winter term
He was in charge of the school for four
days, when he was discharged‘by Ed- .
uiund Cbidscy. district committeeman.
by whom he haul been hired. Wilson
thinks he has not been treated fairly, and
he now proposes to make the district pay
him :10» for salary and damnge to his
reputation.

If seven healthy boys can wear out 42
pairs 0! shoes, worth it .90 a pair. in a
your, and l2 sickly boys wenrout 24 pairs
In the same time, whit would the father
of the sickly boys lose ru 12 months if he
bought ’doneu bottles of Cactus Blood
Cure for $24 00 and gave it to his sons:
Ansuer: 862. 20

Parents who wish their children to be
healthy should \inil it. B. Pinistedrldrug
store and purchase a supply of Cactus
Blood Cure.

>7 gnlrrlammrqls

KEOGH’S

 

BAND

Grand
Ball!
BONGERT.

AXD

lecention'

AT THE

'* ’ ARMORY, 1,};

Monday, Jan.
Ilth.

Fifty Invited Corps
and Bands.

Orchestra at Forty Pieces.

Admission 50013

tbulmdxoimmc child tbnthnd died 01“” __

humble and Bugle ..

 

Tartar & Golden.

.BealEstateandhsprame

”‘ visitation strut.
SOfUTH NORWALK, cum:

 
 

, warns. ' '
l'l'UA'l'thlau bookkeeper-areal 1
Sdrese Bo.xlii.t§o Norwalk.‘ nggnngg

NURSE trlrl.

Apply a: this

M the
album. Well recor‘agnended.

 

ARlIlhI-l operators to learn
lfivfilfinl’: {xi Dem sgiglmmi'nc :12: Isa“:
anwnik. ('t. on ncltarjdulfixutl;

T0 LET

lie house corne
T South Main cilia-0t. Hnnford m and

1‘ "Iona. rout
Aim house No. “Wood
lcqmreoti-L A. u Wmmm“ m“ t

‘l Ril‘illll) trout mun;
land sin-coffin: required

 

suitable tar two.
- Apply at “’fllinvi.

01' SE of”. seven roan no Cod '
H :7. Inquire n r. ‘ nil-w mar-"mhmmfi
. 113d

 

Main street.

l\“ the Swurtz Jr (' orbett
four morn tin: with iall

gmfleintmftfixn61riiullfum

0 Ce. 0 “l

ton street. 9 f ell Lignr Co.

l

Dibb

apartment house,
modern improve

Engpireh ut the
“not hing-

snitatblej for ind
April) rjoJi‘ mil;

 

Al l. in Dinble' 3 block.
or society meetings.

‘Wt'l semml floor apartment
1 five horns each.‘ on thbornse. :1, 2:13;.“
Xorunlk. W uterin and nut. Rent g“ A l
to. {Kim Try,ou 3.5 thl'bltle avenue. t v? y

W!

NE mom :ifiLTu; also one gu‘wj‘l ‘ ~— ~

( ) power and r-t- am beat “I?!" £31.;er
ate or together. \ory 15hr unddestrnbleroorns

for light manufacturing. For tsr
Knapp. “'nter stree t, Southullts «3:wa of

SIX—R00)! C t . nun]
Bun-m mantra; {0;r small mrgvmgb‘tt

An toChcel ‘
s‘ngi’y hora—a 1kor F. Liark. lSQuimntnrd Damn.

IIUUtSE on “Fourth avenue near corner of

 

 

“Cote urge; East Vorwnlk. Apply to
FOR SALE.
stll' SD and l
1‘ family nse. gout horse for nil work or

1-
South \‘orwalk hosts; 3:15., d’e‘lll- Applyant
AY mare. burn a d 5%
l mantle antfkind in all; mrfimmmflumn
(coalition. Ap-

nnd human. ’in gupd
rot aienue, So. Nor

ply to Harry Itiillrtt. 5 W
vralk. or at Goa. il.‘ Weed-k Co.‘ a factory .iltlw

WI‘HE Vision of Hell." by Dante All bleri.

translated b emit Ken
1' pm 51.1)..audtl’1rrhtrntui t
M tiu5tnrelhiro. Ptrblishulbvy‘it 1.133,“ 5‘3?
A ll. ilpin. In excellent condition. Cost
\\ ill be sold for Si: Apply at this otllee. j‘ftl’

DAV till lllGliT SGAVEHGER.

\ u: rll~' ontftessyaruls cleaned
nurnm r tor the lens! Hittite). F [Iii-inorganic):

L'uurnr teal. \' united .
Box to; 50ml. Norwalikmm “mm A13?

belt

finlrrlar'mttruls.

I The Union llospel Telltperarlee ller

form Association llrimatic club

Will present 128. lkunison'a drnmaJn two
litre. entitled,

THE DANGER SIGNAL

In tip-ll” hall on the Wmltiugtuu Rt. bridge,

Tuesday Ev’g, Jan. I 9,

ATBO'TC l'.()t K.

ADMISSION l5 BEITS.
MUSIC Hill, SOUTH llllllllllll,

Friday, January 22d.

MR. CHAS. FROHMAN'S CO.

in the (recon of rommitm

“JAN E”

Direct (min rm night» at the
MADISI lN swam; THEATRE
N. Y. ClTY.
yer-mu. tmw mettle“ lluyt'a and Crmury‘a

 

FOil Sale.
BES'I‘W Ql'M‘m limb?“ munit-

we mellow a rim: ‘r n! Ill n’ «"i‘dfi'
a M 'H‘; A ml
l‘mm "' but do.»

rt.“ Mutant

till. 3 ll. solicit.
tE‘l’Ellltlt surrrot.

tl’mwrly man: to Dr. Mm)
(like in 0 " it h.
my 3 ”mt more. 1%

PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!

Indies. Chains. Charms.
Intel Clocks. Diamonds.
limit. mil Mill.

lit Mont 8t.
monument. W. I. T.

 

 

 

Bliillrt

Bflllfilflllll THEATRE.

WEDNEIIDAY. JAN. fl.

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ALABAMA.

martian“. Jam zit.
Mariana and writing.

Printout lent“: Illustrate.

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