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SOUTH NORWALK.
what the People er Our City are being
I“ SIM
The boats S. T. Billmeycr, Gauge
McWilIiams and chunker No. 2,171 are
discharging cargoes of cool for J. 1].
Funk.
Hon. Williarh H.1’almadge, wife‘ and
son Willie. of Stamford. welloknown in
:1“
mm.
Don't antler from any kind of Rheum—
t'uiul or Gout ! Dr. Richardson's Winter-
green. Prickly Ash and Celery Rharmatic
Powders cure the worst m Ask for
5c. or We. sample,
—10 lbs. pure lard for $1, at Smith’s
Washington market.
The article printed in Saturday's
Gazette under the heading "It Affects
Oyster Bxportatiou" and credited to the
Bridgeport Farmer. appeared originally
in Till Mullah, last Thursday. "1 'otm-
up to the top."
Ninety three pieces of expresn matter
embracing nearly everything, were sent
from the Adams Express ofllcc in this
city toBridgeport, this morning, where
they will be sold at auction. Some of
the articles have been hove four ymrs.
The U. (i. T. R. A. Dramatic club pre-
sent "le Danger Signal” at their hall
on the bridge this evening. The play is
said tobea very lineoneand specialties
will he introduced between each act by
members of the club. The entertain-
ment is for'the benefit of the asmciation
padnhould be liberally patronized.
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wen-s .eolnenports of the reappear- 1 .pA sale luv—Intent. sure to double by
M“ a h hi: “12b,” fig”; fiufixdflf, July lst. stock in the Brushed land ('0.
wilt-a. 'l'h t f m It; ' my,“ ' Goo .
bssutrscsd ”6:” .otlaihlon. in in: I.“ P Jars inquire 0' ' 1"“
note-obs shows that theseeds ofthe in- wood. It Cigar Store.
feetlonlattl the two “W cpfimn'z-nly _
mill laden?“ their fatal tendlenclyy. Mnil Carrtz‘ r mt met With an GA-
The m lion of
Europe to
in a vast wave
1:; mutt-is city yesterday that .1
most madehis hair turn gray. While
going up North Main street once! the
largest mail [touches fell from hiswagnn.
Bennett did not discover his Ions until
the borough pint oliice win reached and
then bewas nearly frantic. lie hurried
«new backand was grimly relieved to learn
that the pormh hull-ecu found by Carrier
mflfi 55E :imd sent back to the city ofllcc in
veheend - ........
mifii'l'i'5mfl Alltualayschool wasorpniudinthe
‘0'.” it‘ll” ”all: (lraniteville chapel Sun-lay afternoon
McKenzie and with about thirty-live members. and
,5, "at: these were formed into franc-lower. Bliss
a one
awwc 1.1 ..
I... mm ”Inhibit”.
E. A. “Hill“ 8!. 60.,
orwalk.
Etta timith and In. Fannie Perry, who
have been untiring in their cflorttt to
organize tin school, will haveeharge of
it for thsyueatnt. “anthem-are
liar Hattie Smith. secretary and m
um: Ir. Harris. librarian; lb Bfla
Wymanmistanl; that M ii. Wits.
min. .1»
PM“ Iain-1. Moons
andplcklhlumattimith'sWsrhlngtou
y 'l 1, 'UI
ey, [Jeni-Cohen's, who was is the
thumb-,hhgutaddelormr-
walk's favorite, who. we Merriam. is
Mummy-a unwill- plenty of
Gantdlsaotktptap
maphythlagortoy,m¢ratll’ylhs|ulds
oranthttlouof wouflbelmdrts.
Try a Pair.
'architrttllmpp's
.m‘
[Bullet-Indy, I .‘
thessoooddegtsathia evenlntr.
Ills. George Woollen, of Woodhury,a
utter of the late Sylvester J. Sherman.
offlouth Norwelhdledflnndayofpnou
mourn.
1" ice yderday t mounted tlvo
moat-titer ‘ [taverns
millionaire “fit-rte... t ‘
The annual masquerade hall of the
Arlen SingingSociety will be held at
Music Hall, Februaryzz. The members
, offeringcaahpriaesfor the best
groupsandfancycostumss.
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
Buildinzdlun and investment associ-
ation will he held at their rooms to-
night. lletween twoandthreotltousand
dollars will be offered to the members.
Chris [arm's horse ran away in
Graniteville, this morning. The wheel
of the wagon came at! and this frighten-
ed the animal. Mr. [anon was thrown
out, but not injured. The horse was
cut somewhat. ..
~Rcawnahle prim at Lane's (lop-n
Mutant. _. -
Miss Mattie Gregory, teacher of grade
9, in the Franklin street school, together
with her pupils. enjoyed a social time in
the monthly hall last evening. The
etching was very pleasantly sprmt with
yam-s and dancing. Refreshment» were
also served.
The Roton Point improvement Com-
pany advertise for bids for building and
alteratiousof buildings at Radon Point.
Bids will he received by Christian
Rwartz, chairman of the executive mm-
rnlttee. until Feb. 8th. at his otfice on
Warhington street.
Dark human popular in (muscu-
cut regimmts jun now. Following the
electionofColortclPrutt in the Fourth,
coma the solutions»! lawyer Charles
l.. W of Hartford. to stow-ed
(blmel Erickson of the Eirst mgirmnt.
lately Mlgnttd. Ile wzu r-lc'ctnl on the
ninetieth ballot. ‘
—Ian to drt'Ve wagon and who care of
Mass. Inquire st thinner.
Work w- liogun this morning on the
property known as Start-m at»
Bargain Store, mnter of Main and Ann
streets. in comma-serum then-of, and to
reduce stock. llr. Sturtevant advertises
an attraction role. during which 10 per
cent. dicuunt on all purchases will he
allowed ill addition to the already reduc-
edpritn. Thisisararochancc for
bargains.
The miter of choosing a captain of
Cmnpany D. to sttcceed Colonel l-‘rnttt. is
bring disciattcd wiiha good dal of in-
ten-st by the members of the Company.
The mates most pro-ninenily mentioned
for the prniuon are First Lieutenant
Charles ll. (Jakesand Major (. . E. Duty.
although it 'u not definitely known
«mm mini: of them would lurcept 1h.-
Milli)“.
'l‘onmrmw "entire; the officers of thr-
l’ottrth regiment will mectat the Bridge-
port armory for the purpose of completr
log the organization of the council of
when. Ely-laws will he adopted, per-
manent otficm oi the mmncil elected
and other important latrines-r IMI.
It is prom to make this organization
auefliciertt mean-of protruding the inter-
ests. both military and sociul. of the
Fourth regiment and itsoflioera
——l'nn- cotton with pure crtum. or: a
cup. (ll-pm restaurant. Open all night.
A timing of the ltoton I’oint lm
prominent (Antony was held in this
city, last evening. The mommy pur-
chamlthotwopwty of lit-arcs. Pinkert-
uelntlfelly at Walnut-crew
Wheaten-hm
oftl'teimtelutd
lag polities ‘eni the log of the
oanatralaadmtuly stands. It was de-
nldnltoteutovetherookafmnthobeach
Itduthrrniatheooustrucilon of the
hallway from the hotel to the steam-
boat wharf. Thorn-tier of aluminum
wot-Iberia, htttliwatagrsed tolesre
thatuutilso-efuhtro meeting.
‘i‘ltr flsttaassl somtaiaatrnt lad
hallolthehoathhorwalkmeandbrsat
Munroe-stimulants Hall. last
arming. Mumps the sierra
dih'hllht
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Tbsanionmestlugofth'eY 8. 0.
2.. inthellaptltt church. this evening,
willoommenoeat'lfloolock.
Thetlrelouln mutated Stator 1.1.:
the week ending Janupry 15W. "I!
Mil'tiw’h‘ihlo thor
WWK six
mm
to".
dent on the New‘fitglahd railroad.
Colonel float, with a number of the
Fourth regiment officers. will attend the
Old Guard hall at the Iatropolitan
opera ltouse, New York. Thursday were
log.
Justice Charla R. 1'0de sentenced
Michael Quinn to ten days in the county
jail this morning for vagrancy. lie was
about the streets yesterday, hogging
money.
Its-Councilman George Lockwood is
confined to hit borne on Washington
street threatened with plum-pneumonia.
Harry Govern. who is in Mr. Inokwuod's
employ is about the same.
James Wilmot, W. E. Dalton], E. E.
(lorham and A. L. Benedict, of Butler
1401132,]. 0. O. R, visited Samuel Harris
lodge, Bridgepmt, last evening, and wit-
neecd tlte working of the first degree.
The Volk Bat Company is now in full
operation ’l'hezreccnt changes and en-
largementr make this company's tacky
«roof the moetmmpleteand commodi-
ons in the country. livery department
is roomy. airy, thorwghly ventilrtml
and as clean and neat as the heat manage-
ment and arrangement can make them.
No means have been amved for the com-
fort of employees. and the product'um of
the but goods.
NolWAhK REWS.
A ”may Budget of Ila-a I’rull the
Borough end al 'lowrt.
William B. Richards is illathia home
on Slain street.
(diaries L Werner. who nude on are
signmeut hut Saturday for the benefit of
his "editors, states that his liabilities are
about 3&0 and his numb; 8| .000.
t'. F. Adams. of Greenwich. and John
Adam of Wu, H. Y.. were in
town yesterday to attenddhe funeral of
their father. the late Charles Adams.
A regularntreting oi the membera of
the Carpenter’s and Jotner‘s Union. will
beheld u their meeting hall. (Janette
building. this evening at who think.
when several new candidates will he in-
itiated. .__.
An entertainment will be given at
Cranberry i‘lainet this evening. for the
batefit of Wnblngton lodge. l. 0.0. 'I'.
Them” prepztred for the anniversary
of the lodge. but the rcadingof which
was omitted. will he read in connection
with the programme of (‘lofl'l-‘t‘fl. A
mrryall will leave the Norwalk [not of-
fice at 1 o’clock.
Arrangements for the twelfth annual
concert and lull of the Lockwood lulled,
Company 1", Fourth n-giuwut, C. N. (k.
to be held at the armory on lion-lay
evening, February 1. indicate that the
atlair will be highly sucmssful and en-
joyable. i’rofuovs how's full orchestra
will ftimish muoic and l’rofwunr "llal"
Richmond will prompt. Commencing nt
M‘elock there will is- a current lasting
over an hour.
The newly elected hoardnf directors of
the National Bank of Norwalk organized
this morning and reelected 3. Hill, prai-
dent: E. J. Hill. vice-president: I]. P.
I’nor, cashier; J. P. Treadwell. teller.
and Alfred W. Belts. limbkeepsr. At
the Central National Bank (3. ll. Holmes
has lion reelected pvt-ideal: E. L
Boyer vhoymtident; W. A ("urtis,
cashier; ll. 1'. Shellie”, teller, and 14.»
Grand Wood, book- harm]
RTurnchhdcarpenIeMuIalarge
familyof cats at his shop lathe rurof
his Union Park residence. Ito M.
everystranpfolinethatoomes his way,
mkfihakiusumadwitltahallcab
ihatareglvanyohim. The familyoon-
slshofbig catalittls cab. yellowcats,
whitest-1th" oats. Militants,
blackouts, maltrsecltts. variegaudoals.
totncahand onto. his estimatedlhst
hell-ah. least twenty-Mo hut-yon
cats outwith notation kittens.
‘l‘ltsy‘lfutagreat was.»
“fit.
ImflwndEJmotBtaiul’ordm
stuns boots ot her parents. ilr.
“Rummmfllflnflflm
“Minimum barium
Maflhmehlldm fathom
«menu. Three-plum“
terror Inmanudtnrawklls
“Willow-s
Aflwtktflrfiofanflt d‘ ‘ 1
commits-away. homplo
mudl‘slltstkrwtttl awayslals,
$2.0M, Oil) 81m 'JIDW M1“.730.000;l .
i m Mill “1. sin
84 Washington Street.
vl'dlihr Byingtort returned trorn Wuh-
lilglon, D. 0., last averting.
‘TIwGarpenters’ Union will meet in the
Sons of Temperance Ilall tonight.
Theborougb water was shut oil last
to allow a break to be repaired.»
i“,j‘dt';t-y;; t. “WM/11:. .f‘
"Attorney-latties1fl‘..linhhell but been
11.1.1
unreal-y, an sch-11mm» helm for awed: withthe
Fill
“Puss" Springsteen captured a large
gray owl in hmkwood's woods on the
Rocks road yesterday.
Mitts Alice Randall. of New Milford, is
visiting her grandparents, (textual and
Mrs. D N. (Much, on lstaucs Place.
George R. Cowles has Men confined to
his room in New York city with rheu-
matism. lie came to Norwalk this
morning.
Oliver R. Mumford, of this place, has
accepted a [milieu in the New England
Terminal company's ofiice at Wilson
Point.
The Wednesday evening dancing class,
which wassoinpular last mm. meets
with Airs. 'I'. S. Morison tomorrow
evening to organize for another term.
Charles P. Williams, of Stoniugton, has
bought from Ilenry Ii. Bunch. of Mari»
den, for about 83,01», the gray gelding
Little Sport. which has trotted at several
meetings of the Norwalk Driving assoc-iv
ation.
Hairy Decker, formerly a designer for
tho Norwalk Lock company. now with
the National I’annaring Machine com-
pany. of New York city, was the guest
of John J Nash. of Berkeley client, last
night.
Hrs. Edward Brennan is dangorously
ill with pneumonia at her home on East
avenue. As the family are in destitute
circumstances their three-year-old son
Charles. who is also sick. hm berm token
to the children's home.
The meeting of ,lht- dircctors of itbe
Nmulk and south Norwalk Electric.
Light (hmpany, which was to kill?“ been
held yesterday afternoon, was adjounwd
on account of the absence of two of the
directors. caused by sickness.
Funeral services over tho remains of
Chlflfl Adams were held at 1:30 o'clock
yonerday afternoon from his late home,
No. 2i Adams avenue. Rev. S. T. (ira-
hamofliciating. The rcruaing wercde»
[voila] in the family vault in St. Paul's
church yard.
The extra horse used in drawing the
horse curs up Lamb's hill run away yes-
terday afternoon. lie was caught in the
roar of James Montgomery's residence on
School street, alter ho had fallen down
the collar way. out his ankle and demol-
ished a couple of waah tube.
A rare hat been arranged for Wedneo
day aftoruoon at 2 o'clock, between S. .l.
O‘Bricn' 9 bay stallion Screws and an un-
known hackod by \‘et Taylor. TI
course will be from the South 3.14th
llciltodid. church up West avenue to the
'Sorwalk Dir-thrills! church. The stakes
are 850 a side and oysters for the crowd
Funeralnervicet over the remain» of
Harry f‘arlson. whodic-d in the Bridge-
port hoopital. wrnv hold at St. John’s
Lodge room at to o‘clock this morning.
Worahipful Master Frederick lift-ad
otllclaled. The interment was in the
Masonic plot atthe Norwnlk cemetery
with fault-sonic hon-mt.
Thr- evangelistic meeting at the Metho-
dist church. this evening, will begin as
usual. at 7:45. Time nteetingv. like the
miller. still mtinue. The mod from
them it all the time accumulating Mr.
C mksthbwavening at lath The
annual Motions will lmdtlte
. mumtion in it song service at the
At the meeting of the creditors inim-
astad in the bankrupt eat-to of Brown a
Hodges. held in Lawyer A. E. Austin's
other yesterday aftermath. it was unani-
mously agreed that Robert Green be up
printed aannmlttretocollect the-meta.
p, the workmen. and then distribute
the balance pro rat-amulecmiimrs.
'llts «unrated annals are “.201 anti the
Ibbilltlesh‘i.”
A very enjoyable whirl party was
dmhytlls lbs Olmsted. of llott
aall mmsterenlng. There were tour
tables. hopper was served about it
O'M, attrrwhlcbiltoesrdswmsfln
tabsupsndtltsplaylngoontlnaniutll
ta'lilitluht. A spirit of ran mutability
notouly prevailed throughout the even-
happyhghutlkrooeationwmtnarkedtorthe
"W insurer In which the
intimation-immigrants...“
tlarlssl'rsnke.sonol o. A. Pranks.“h
Mime-ammonium
warming-WWW“
South Norwalk
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OYBII 'lllll RIVER.
News and Gossip of the Day In Bast
lurwolk.
Charles Flatt cutnwvere gash in his
left hand 'last evening, while trying to
repair it lock. A physician sewed up the
wound.‘ .1 ‘
mm
A clam chowder and 1t sing dance wil
be the ntlrdotiouat. Volunteer Hose blame
this evening. All members requested to
be present.
1.
Miss Amy Gould and Charles Hill of
Oyster Bay, 1.. i .spent Sunday with Mrs.
Robert Thompson, corner of Van Zandt
avenue and Fort Point road.
There was another good attendance at
the East avenue M. E. Church last even-
ing despite the storm, and an unusually
interesting meeting was the result. The
meeting was conducted by the hasten;
Rev. ( M. Yoga. 1/
/
A fair. entertainment and sociable un-
der the auspices of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder and Bose compuuv, No. 1, will
be held at Randall's Hall, Thumlay,
Friday and Saturday evenings. February
4. 5 and 6. Smytho's orchwtra will fur»
nigh music and a programme of unusual
excellence will without doubt be finely
rcndcml each or citing.
W ESTI'ORT.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. (1'. Eno, of Saugutuck,
are spending tho wool: in the city.
Mrs. G. W. Gregory. of West Find,
Saugatuck, is visiting relatives in Stam—
fonl.
.11".
Charles Harris, of Bridgeport, former-
ly of Westport. was visiting in town
ycsterday.
North Bradley, of Saugatucltjs confined
to the Imogeotviug ton sprained ankle,
{vaulting from a full on the ice,
Owingto sudden illness, Rev. Ii. S.
Still of the Westpwt ll. k1 church. was
unable to fill his pulpit last Sunday
evening. A prayer service was held in
Consequence.
Rev. Jaber. Backus. pastor of the Unit»
grcgntiounl church, Wcstport, was un-
able to prmclt Sunday owing to illmm
The pulpit was supplied by the Rev. II.
N. Dunning of South Norwalk.
Taylor Adams, our jovial butcher, who
itwolit lobe found at the market of
Adams llmtln-rs, is unable touttend to
business owing to an attack of the grip.
The funeral of tln- lute Edward Ken
ncy. of Westurt, who died Friday Inst
of bronchial pneumonia, was held at the
Church of the Airiumption, Sunday. The
remains were intern-d in the Catholic
cemetery.
The executive committee of the Staples
High School met yesterday afternoon in
the library of that building. Furtherar
magi-"tents for the celebration
Founder's day were made. It is propos-
cd to give a dinner to the parent.» of the
scholars and also to the graduates. The
ladies on the cam-utivc committee are re—
qumtml to mcct at the residence of Mrs.
William Stapler). Wulue-sday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
In lsztturday'sissm- of the Bridgeport
Evening l’,mi under the heading of
Westp-nt and riaugutuck, appears the
following:
The ll’t'flalltt. r and int" of Christ
chunh are plmsuntly puzilml in their
ell-ms to disc-Wot who it was mt Sunday ,
the 10th, that dropped on one of the
platoon check for $501) payable to tho-
otdt-rof thmhumh and labelled in one
czontcr 'Thank nth-ring by a member
who has recovered fromn severe illucal."
We were not aware of the fact that
anonymous checks were honored by the
banks.
Among the public nets wooed by the
general munhly of the state of Count-c.
ticut. is the following:
Humor: 1. Nopremiscs where intoxi~
catiug liquors are sold shall. during the
time when such nah-a are pmh'tb‘m-d by
law. he so obntructod by any curtain,
screen or other dovic e. u to invent a
full and unolntruotad View the bar
and interior of much premises from the
main entrance. or the street or Indra alk
adjacent thereto. Blunts of unruly com-
tntsslotterr shall enforce the pun Mons of
this not, melt rules and latlons.
not inconsistent with law. net t icy may
deem expedient.
Either the saloon-keepers of our town
have item heard of the ohms. or else
they think it all it joke. To the writer's
knowledge no exception watt made for
Westpnrt or liaugatuck: it was probably
overlooked. Sunday. of the many
nitrous In town, but one or two compli-
ed with the above. The numberof men
on tltsstreets wltoappsared who strug-
gling agntrtsta bead wind, was mmhler-
ablc, conidering that It was Sunday-Amt
they were probably mitt-ring from mow-
hlindnnrs or were ale-log.
1M. ListfurnlmedfroutolllosofA. ll.
Warmer. wtlieltorofptenis. Bridgeport,
boom
MAJlotchk
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sun 1
of
flats mmdeilrersilailnath
:um ”gumikfluwfi
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8 me. Other Wild Things:
Ill! lllllllll Allllllllll Fllllll lli.’ a fill! PAIES, IlllFiIEll.
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For unto. Florist. Traveling, inciting. Etc.
Una,- Chicken Liver
Portia.“ Id Du k. Phage. '
Q Woodcock. Chicano. "
IN 5-02.. AND B-OZ CANS.
a
mime also.”
Theatrical Ilattors in Which Playoflollg
People will he Interested.
” Jane,” with tho laurels of its Madi-
son BQuare theatre sucfilss still green,
comes to South Norwalk for the first.
time next} ridny evening. Those who
know that "Jane" had to commend .it
run ob over» 4'! Mommas
before It began its pmwemus New York
sermon of over 100 nights. Without ex-
aggemtion it has leech one of the pro-
nounced comedy sucmsses of the season.
Its dialogue is so bright and its selections
so amusing that tho in tu-rcst is maintain-
ed unfailingly until the wry end. Mr.
Charles Frohman, whoconducts “Janos ' "
destinies. Iii sending an excellent company
to South Norwnlk and 1t performance of
exceptional merit may be expected.
The attraction at Music Hall, Saturday
evening. will be an elaborate production
of that Well known play “Hands Across
the Sea," with all its wealth of scenery
and calcium reflects used in the original
production. The play comes to South
Norwalk with :lllt! distinction of having
scored long and successful engagements
in all the: leading cities of America. The
scenic appointments are of the moat cla-
borate clntractor and the etfccts exceed-
ingly novel and startltng
If sewn healthy boys can wear out 4’
[stirs of shoes. Wurtll $1.91) a pair. in a
year, and I‘.’ sickly boys wearout 3i pairs
in the same time, what would the father
of the sickly boys lime in l2 months if he
bought ‘3 dozen bottles of Cactus Blood
Cure for $34 00 and gave it to his arms. "
Answer: M7121)
I’arc his who u ish their children to be
healthy should visit R. H. I’laisted’s drug
store and purchase a supply of Cactus
Blood Cure
gufrrfaiumgqfs.
The llnion Gospel Temperance ile-
lorm Association Dramatic illult
Will present’i'. 1". Dennisous drama. in two
acut. entitled
TllE llANliEll SIGNAL
In their ball on tit» Woe-hingtou St. bridge.-
Tuesday Ev’g, Jan. I 3
A? l O’Hitt'K
ADMISSION I5 CENTS.
llllTlN PUINT
Improvement Company.
PratzmauL-t w III In n-(c'lu-rl for building and
alteration of buildingN it! “01"“ “tint until
cl). :1. It“: Plan: and r-rm‘iticaiiom} con be
well at thcoincc or Christian *Iwmz. chairman
of the executive committee. \laehingmn
street. .‘hmlh \‘urwalkJ
Tlu right to nieci any and all bills, if deem—
ed for the in at intervals of the 1 outpany. is re«
E. A. Willllllllllll.
Treat.
AllillATlllll
SALE!
Owing to the rapt-ma: .‘of alterations
about to be made in our building». we
find it llt‘t’l‘tilulfy to mince our stock by
oncvlmif.
Tito-refine we otler
Ill Per Bent. llis-
count on all Pur-
chases,
.
In addition in our already reduced plll't".
Stunevant’s
BARGAIN HOUSE.
son-m mm as!» on; warm
1. ti
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!”
Wattles; Clans. Charms.
Hamel BIoctleiamonds.
Tim. 1mm t mull.
219 Initial St.
mnmmsoctns. W. I. I.
jlf'lw
information mt .
GUSTAV PlTZER.
keep [ulster] on theatrical affairs will *
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mm ENGLISH 'l'lllll l’llllllllil
Charles E. Seymour,
w[milling lilllttl. 33 Washington Street, South tumult.
Taylor &_ GOIdell.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHlllillllll STREET,
1 SOUTH NORWALK; CONN.
su'mtf
t. ' “their llreconi ended.
Apply at this odioe. a 35m!
;\ plot (2 at gardener or llorist by married
man; sm-rmfol growerof flowers, fruit
and vc notables under sir-cont doors Wll
takcc are of stock and t of countr
plat r. fitnul I'I rommondat oun. Addrerst
'lurk. Box tan, Greenwich, Conn. ”9M
T0 um ‘—
'1‘": house (0fo of Hanfard Place and
nouth \lain street. It month. rent
Aim lulu-5r No. ItiWoodward avenue, rent 14.
Inquire of E. A Woodward.
1 ill SE of seven moms on (‘edar street. rent.
57.1nquire at P, ilayer' market. l’lorth
\lalu direct. ill tf
N the 11.1.52 & Corbett apartment house,
a tour room that with all utodent improve
ments to a small lam iyl y. Enquire at the
office of The Old W ell (' mar Co Kleanl bing-
tun stem jllit
IIAI l. in llihhlc' n block. suitable for lodge
ill” or anxiety meeting». Apply 51!»;le Irving
? ll L'.
'1‘“! ll sw-und floor apartments. ruinsistinzof
five room: rm It. on whom? avenuel.‘ klaet
Norwaik. “ aier' m and out. Bent fl. ply
to .‘lnhn Tryon. ’t': Riverside avenue. “€118"-
it all it
()\Ermm'ihv31’>; also one room alrfi). with
povrer and steam heat Will rent separ-
ate or “merrier. V er) light and deairablc rooms
for light manufacturing. iortrrtusimulreof
E. P. Knapp. W our street. ~141Mb Nor walk.
ill
)1 College for small faintly. on
avenue. Modern improvements.
Apply mutter-tor 1". Clark. la Quinlan! avenue.
1-1.1th Nut-walk ill”!
H
SI\- It
Burrit
111' SE on l-mtrth avenue. near cornerof
Cove street 1
Jacob .‘f. lanon.‘ hint to
[’0]! SALE.
1' s dam-eat sacrifice. if sold before Wednes-
f da‘yeten a methrceandaholf'
yourml bay col. "as been driwn single
double. inquire of Isaac H
. milwn, at t
\\ arwick Hotel. lionth Norwalk. not:
I‘mhiirflg' and grant harm!e {lor all Avvoiik or
use. or ea c on
bomb Norwalk Emma Store. 9 iyh ”
l A! manmphaeton and harness—“.— Horse
gentlra kind inali hornet-t. Phaeton
and harness in gm!!! condition. Att-
ply to Harry Millrtt. 5W5“ avenue, So Nor-
walk. "rallied”. Weedttlo. 'sfactoryJMIw'
'5’l‘llE Vision of Hell,"
11 Ila teAli an",
translated b ballet”. ilgn
vary. M. I1. and “ribs
lust sled n 3519:“
)Lliuatarelktre. Publls ' ‘ 5 her
&(latpin. in excellent condition. Calm
W ill be sold for 81:. Apply at this (“lice I‘Itf
grandam;
llllSlll llAll. Sillllll IONA“.
Friday, January 223.
MR. CHAS. FROHMAN’S CO.
In the queen of mmeslieo.
“JAN E”
Direct from It!) nights at the
MADISUN SQUARE THEATRE
X. Y. CITY.
ti" Scots now on sale at lion's and Gregory’s
Druz Hum.
.....-. ‘1 ,
lAllSIO llAll. Sfllllll IllllWAlK,
Saturday, Jan. 23.
Till: GREAT MILO-DRAMATIC lil'l'ifflrill
HANDS
Allllllll
THE SEA.
it hit all the tundra! end-fig
Effect!» in: India: the "militarism skip
'llsrluillllultlful
am on little at lion's all Gregory's
BllllllEllS
Illlllifl‘lllll llliAlllE.
Me.“ 4
WEDNWDAI’, JAN. a
rum 1 am tawny Its.
WIMAY. JAN. 13.
tttir tistsrs’ tyrrlflty is.
INDAY, JAN. %
ALABAMA.
I
urchin“. m. I
ital-st sol min.
Primal Wat’s listtrtls.
m8“ outrun-mam
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