Ington Street;
South No Jalk
.Mnii.
Pl in: ,r .
_ ”If F .
, 5 ' ".-
2 h i} Slit?
r451
Ff‘y‘wfo‘KV
-"“¥outanllwayslure
‘ _ [Willi PlaisIad’s
‘ , Remedy.
lElII TIIE FBIIIIWIIE:
Gnome B. Pun-rm, Dear Stu—Know-
ingthe formula from which Plaiated’e
VGotIgh Remedy ieprepared,wa certify
‘lbattho medicines of which it is com—
paaed areof recognized utility for throat
and lungtroublm, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
0.! Menu, ILD
., Went Somer-
few «
saw u not: ion a: " ‘
mg, EVENING sexton.
rmoomm-um.
Witfluu run
locate.
‘ yaw l'arkllarlld'anthar'
with their and brhk nm-theaet wind-will”
mmmummu
Weindaflthemaataofxewhryayand
Hand. 0a noradayfalrmolderwaath-
fill, hly prevail. with freah variable
on Pridaywarmer. partly cloudy
» weatherJollowad hyanowlnthelakeraclon.
800’!" NORWALK.
What thawed o-rClty ennui-g
1 a-daaytag.
ing the winter In New York.
The eteamerKaleC. Slovene went to
New York yeeteuday with 900 buthela of
oyetera.
Adaughterw-bountolir. and Mra.
Jmephllidermfliighstrechthie morn-
”Strandmmployed inA. Salinam‘
hatfactory.haa hadhienewgrayhaae
sharpened anditia raid that the boys
willharetohuatletokeepabmdcfhim.
~—Reaa'onable pricea at Lane's depot
rerutauraut.
The new limelaldcoflhcfbneolhiated
wntainaalargamapofthermd audits
connectionanhefiratmapererimnedhy
theoompany in connection with atime
table.
Don't suffer from Dyspemia! Dr.
Richardson’s Celery, L'uheh. Chamomile
and GingerDyapepaia Powders care all
Stomach troubles Ask for 5c.or lilo.
sample.
The gold watch feet by Mim m
Wihon while skating on thehetNoa-
walk pond Saturday evening, waa found
byllobert Flynn, of thia city, and re»
tuned to bar.
Editor vfllendorf. of the Journal,
'l'hornaaCaraaagh, J. A. Farriugtonnnd
Charles Fitch alerted for Niagara Pallr
yeaterdayou the excursionof thema-
shed Land company.
The King's Daughter: of Trinity
church willholdaaociable ending do
at Mia Church's, Bayview arcane. this
evening. An art library will be one of
the features of the evening.
Atameetingof the directors of the
City Rational Bank. yertcrdqy. the old
board of officer- waa elected or follows:
~ Pmaidenhli. B. Rowan; rioopueaident.
J. H. Knapp; cashier, J. ll. Layton
—~Plckled luau-cu. pickled lief M
haamirket.
Waltheflmmania
went. etreet bridge. February 15.
The eleventh annual maaqueuade ball
will he
heldattheirhalloutthuhington
MIIeic will
.0 be familial by Heine’s orchestra, which
willgireaconcertpreviomtothedanc-
lug. ________
Nodangerofanlaafamineduringthe
coming aummer.elrould the commie-
feiltoobtaiutheiruaualaupplythI-win-
renneed be apprehended. as every ice
oonceuaofanyaiaealwayaoarriceaaup-
plyonlrandlnitalcehomraaullclmtto
lartthnrughtwoaeamuaatleaat.
addadtpthamyatlcclrclc.andother
btwlacaflmpuuiaarawillhetuuract»
ad. Aplmaaatttmelaarmrad. All
lloyalArtaaamraamberaaraoaudlally
hi I “tut ll“ om
lldgar-ileutenmbraadrthaforalw
Medea-a haw-amateacedtotwauty
day-lathamaatyiatt. RobertAllea,a«r
W. Jot-My tartan-q
mantramhotmdayahlbaauty
«Immanmwauaaadtabarwaet
harem. lagmraatthltolaa.
Whoa“- ef the airle-
“MMdthahflhtean
,Qufiywm, w.-.“
aflaaruala ammo-
plmaleatbaraiuthattha
eteaaefthamrartraekttaed
goth Iti‘lr' %
lnthiedialrlcttrrdaycolderfalrh‘uthur.“
unitary womanhood
and pickled tripe. at Smith’a Wuhington
tariamateatlu,waalaad.aad corn.»
lit-Harry Iran. or low ileum“; _
WWW. lmlthabathjrea.
den,ntllayviewavmue. V
lklwardlhakebaa mo» employ or
V‘Mdmfim when .,
.m’flfi warm
W“ m
dare}! ”In Bartfaudto
Butlerlndge. l-0.0.F, will confer
tlteaaoonddegrcetouight. Achangain
thehyolawa will aleooome upfor eon
aldeuatitm.
Vfiodahyondrqraturnedthhmorn-
leg from a trip through Confirm l.
having vititad many of the principal
citiuandlowaa
WfllhmGsumgw been elrut
,upinhiaroorninthebo kemo Hotel
ainoeaweekaxalaatfiaturday. incom-
pauywithaaareueatmk ofthe grip,
waeout to-day eujoyingthe bright aun-
ebine. .
-—Pure wheewrtn'pnre cream, no a
cup,depotrcataurant. fipponallnight.
CirilEngincuBaprhafNewflaven,
iaexpectedhere neatweek tomakea
surreyobeimmon’.alelaud Warren
E. Smith,tha;ommI:utting
the inland into huildinglohand put-
ingthernonthernarket.
BuildingJoan anrllnreetment autocla-
a good attendance and cauliderabled
aniucremewaemadeiurlremembemhip
of the annotation. Two thou-undone
hundred dolhrawereaold to members at
agoodpmruinm.
The afllua of the Bridgeport Daily
UniouandCoulteua Mel'enaie‘e mach-
ineahoponllolden Hill street, Bridge-
port,wcueburncd outabout. iDiJOo’claek
thimorniug. Thehbck waacom
gutted by fireandtheimewill he never—
althoumnddollara. partially coreredby
tour-me. TheUuiou will be printed
tonightatthe office oi the Marigold
Printiugeompany.
Edmund Wat, aboutthreayearaold,
analW.8.Crafut.hadanarroweacape
this morning. He was playing lathe
kitcheuandmrnt hare got agailmt the
atoveandeet hia clothee on fire. lire.
Cmfut discovered the line at its start
and by prosecute of mind and prompt
action atlachodedingettingofl what an.
Inotburntofhladrcmbaforathefira
ruched hialeah. Tied-am waaalrnoat
ofa few alight burneVa Kdmuud received
no inlan-
-—I0 lira pure lard for 31,
WaahingtonV market
at Smith‘a
ROIWMIK IBIS.
A ”may Budget of Ila-a Vmua tho
and «flame.
The dancing cla- meeta with Mr. and
In. T. 8. Morton tonight.
Theannnalhorough meetiagtriuprr»
gremat the townhouacthieafternoou.
Thetownboardof relief nteetaiu the
aelectmen'a office ”tonight at 7 o‘clock.
Buckingham Putt. 6. A. R, and Nor-
watkCooncil.No. 70, 0. U. R, meet to-
night. ....
Mnaud In. Jamra ll. Oueagh of
lainmgara the parent: of a baby
boy.borutblamarnlag.
An excellent life-elm crayon portrait
ofthe late have A. Parriugton it on ex-
hlhitlon In H. R. Iiale’a drug store.
lino-lay waa the lldullrlh aunivermry
afthadeath of Rev. Jrhn Mulligan, D.
I)“ turnout: moist. Mary'a [tar-lab.
Thethirtieth madam-int iiie‘
entirely oouauuted. Withtheereeption '
mvmw ......
AlmieviWamwh‘l-fllfiti
demolish-rm
automated-”em
twattaokailhem
Wm nonmetal!
WMM . ”3..” J“!
WWMM II" will“):
....
lv‘if‘
late residence: 0 Nu M “WW
wanker. 8.T.Or4lnmcfludalhxn
Pedioflueao, heap-abhrnurictaachor
haddrenrhfortnne tohrmk oaeofthe
fingenofhhlefthandhyafall Monday.
Bw.m all“ 0‘ m KW”
preeideurt ofthc Executive Committee at
thellatlonal Editorial Annotation haa
reigned. _______
Chief of Polichohn ll. (laundry and
hfiéu'nmothyJ. Howard will open a
Mummeupiratiouof their term
afaflce- _________
R. W. Knapp, recently enrolled as a
number offhmpauyl'. was unable to
p.- the medical examination and has
hemmjected. _
“Steeple Charlie” arrivedintown thia‘
morningandwiiloommeaceworkonthe.
tallateepleof 8thry'achnroh aaeoon
mthenewcmuaarrivea
’ At a meeting of the Bridgeport Board
of Trade laat night, a couuuunication
.wm received from a Norwalk manufac-
turing concern whoare drainiaa of locat-
ing In that city.
The Norwa‘lk minttrek appeared at the
Open Boone Iaat eveniagfifor the benefit
of SifJohu'a Lodge, A. I". and A. M.
The entertainment was highly amuaing,
and three whoatwader‘l were well planned.
(hahioqueu. of the Pairtleld County
Nationalhank. expecta to claaea con-
tractfrwthcir bankingand safe deposit
eafea in a few day. Themfe depositaafe
ie to be mnaiderahly larger than the
banking aale. ‘
Pam] eu'rieae over the remains of
"Aunt Jane” Lockwood were he from
the firatCIIugnptional chapel on
street, yesterday aftemoou at... ‘l‘oclock.
Rev. T. K. Noble utliciated. The inter-
ment waa in Rawalk acumen
TireNew York. Bridgeport and Eaet
era Railroad company hue tiled in the
Town (.’lerk'a office at New "avert a sur-
' reyofthe propoaad route of the road
through New llama. Theronteiaprac-
tically theone known a the Olmatead
parallel.
President llyut, of the street milway
company, paid Mil. “mm. of
Sch-ml street, 03.50 this morniugio coun—
pensaur her for two waah taba and a
were board, which a nanny home he-
longlnx to the company kicked into
kindling wood Momiay alteration. _
Now that fine weather has more, the
evangelistic outlay to program at the
Methodist church. Nurwalk. will mama
”:0 and a new interact.
MLConchhaeprepaml a good aermou
for this evening and an intending meet-
iug'uanticipated. Good ringing every
night.
John W. Kolan, of the Satmford lieu»
atd‘i compo-log room. and Ilia; Kate
Fitzgerald. of Belden avenue, were men
rhiwith am at St. Mary'e church
this morning, at 9 o'clock. by the flea.
W. J. Slocum. following die ceremony
a reception war held at the bride's home
after which they alerted for New York
city on a about wedding tour.
Considerable commotion waa rah.
ed am the colored of
Knight atreet about Gall o'clock Intercu-
ingby the udmotWIllla-r Kelley.
late of Ridgepart. who udder with lib
wifeouthatatraet. Kelley went home
The when“ ‘et om charchwili
«Inflammw
It”. Avery,elart for Bryaatt
Mlmmtowatbhafteramator
taunt-rue. Thahaakiaead-
mathematician?
ANWO h ”in
" MMWM“.
drunkaud begaabreekleg tnamcbwy
wit Walloon,“ aw
turaadarkeloauao {New
tlatabla cloth on Ira.
Kelleytbrewtheharatagauticlru out of
thadaouandmtoflala’a
afflanoflcer. Olen
l?
Alumina-baa
Ilia-WW
“I. debut-nauti-
84 Washington Street.
'mdaammmfidmw.
SOutII Norwalk
our
Woodcock.
Charles E.
F" W. ”on“: TH'Cnll‘r ‘mn‘r Eta.
Wc$m
h.
“we
_le-MAWDI>OZOAM
TIIE from when Willie's .
’ non mun our main
Seymour,
trail Billet. 33 Washington Street, South IIonvglIl.
lflmryJamthe lihat avenuegroccr,
keenlnedtothehouae.
Theearpauterahareatoopedwork on
thancwdepot, andarenow in South»
patcompletingmmework.
iW‘W‘W of Maple avenue,
to» it, ill , grumplioatiounigdirw
raw. abaotllltuame-
1
Volunteer Hare company‘s atag dance
and chowder party last evening, was at
headed by nearly all the members “pita
the unpropitioue weather. The dance
was thorougly enjoyed, music being for-
niahedurtanaooordcauand violin. The
chowder waa all that could he desired,
and the crrtercr was spoken of in terms
of high praise” .
lire. Edward F. Brennan, who Iivee
on the corner of hot avenue and Ray—
mond street. and who has been sick for
aome‘tirne. was found Monday lying in a
critical condition, without the neceeeitiee
of life. Her daughter Maggie was nearly
dead for want of food. The town phy-
aician raid if she had remained in the
home a short time longer she would
have died. She was taken to the Chit-
dren'a Home.
WESTPOK'I'.
Mia. Thomas C. Steam. of New York,
wm in town yesterday, visiting her par-
cute. '
Rufus Wakcmau. of the Suugatuck
maltrea- faotory, hm the contract for
cmhiouing the (bngregational church of
New Milford.
“Doc" Underwood. proprietor of the
“Import Hot-due the proud mu at
:i phomrgmph,wlrh:h furnishes unlimited
amusement for his frieuda and patrons.
It will be oi inlerret to the many
friemhtuf the Smith Brothers of New
York, who atop every summer with
Noah Bradky. of Saugatuck. to know
that they are both dangerously ill.
Thomas Oats, of Saugatuck. while
working about the barn of H. C. lino
whom he serve-a u ooachman. was taken
violently ill,aothathe had to be taken
home in a wrhge. Ilia phyrician pro-
uourtceu his malady a acme athck of
grip. lieknowcanfiued toh‘n bed.
Vigilaut Engine company will give a
grand concert and reception at National
Hall this evening. The ail-Ir promieea
to he a brilliant one, and will totally
eolipae the ball given Iaet month. There
will he a grand concert from 8 to 9. fol-
lowed by dancing. Music will be for-
nished by Dr. Carver'a full orohmtra.
BABIES.
The pink to. supper which the lip
worth leagueof the Metlrod'nl Epieco
pol church will hoId tomorrow evening.
in the Town Hall, willhe quitoau uni-Inc
adult. The waters and ticketa dadan
aion are printed on pink paper. and the
decorutitm of the hall will he of the
mute color. It being a leap year affair.
the attemtunu will be young ladies ar-
rayed In the prevailing color. The ex“
erciaee will coutaiet of music given by a
quartetto of ringers from itrrtoklyn; rvci
tatioua by an elocutiouiot from the same
city:a piano role by like Schnell, on
a grand upright piano furnished for the
«radon by J. W. titurlwell. lanai talent
will aleo be muted. Ten willbeaerv-
ed in apiuk teacup and saucer which
the recipient may take home with him
at a memento of the occasion. It is pro-
paced to make the affair w plcmnt that
the audience will have use allowed Io
membrance of it.
«common
The night operator at Branchville hon
l.
R!"- Samuel lit. John Ilkhl of pit?“-
monia Sunday morning.
lira. ll. Coy. of ilranchrllle. waa ar-
rratad laet weak for rolling liquor witty
out a deem.
wire. film. of llruuru dhtrict. to
In Utlca, ll. Y vielttag her daughter,
lin- may , .
flannel J. Milk her arrival house from
Aiken, II. 6.. where be her been vialting
lib family for the part week.
Dr. Weteman. of holding. died tut
My. lie had practiced. III thin town.
mill recently. for the part twenty-tire
year.
The cripple who tree been mpportwl at
than of the town for the put fifty
Milled lastTamday atEiIOIbora‘a
nil-are.
dama- uomoraa. now of Waterbury.
“lam Ianwaaklalag apt-layout
mum than rota the pacific:
aim.
, ,, arar Ara run.
The Imperial Iowa at the lean
When-aloud“.
E
ii
I
Andrew Riluf, of Milford. waa lodged
in tlteoouuty jailou Mooda‘ y. lleeecao
ed from the Milford countable a yearago
and waaonlycaptureda few dayaago.
Captain George Macieau of (firmpauy
B. First regimbnt, has placed on file in
the “jaunt-genera?- other, ima‘rttord,
pereexprentln hie willinguua' In case
errant with chi? H0 drill a, wrap-iii in
New Britain. He has already twenty-
Ilrc name- pledged and is sanguine that
heoauraiacacommny if aoallia made
for troupe.
North Bridgeport ie all bxcitemout
over the nightly depredationa of wild-
cnte. Two calves and innumerable
chickeue have been killed. Several
children have‘been nttaeked after night—
fall. A hunting expedition will be organ-
ized tomorrow night.
Detective W. C. Fielding, who to now
traveling in Germany, writee to Hartford
that the story published of his marriage
to Mix Fannie Adkim, the divorced wife
of Arthur Rural. is false. Fielding says
that hemmpanied Mitre Adkins to Ireip~
sic at the expense and request of her
father.
Dr. Fred 8. Cromtield. of I36 Trumbull
street, Hartford. islaying ill at his home.
autiering from a dose of aomedrug, prob
ably cocaine. He was found unconscious
in his office on Monday and taken home.
By the etiorts of several physicians he
was resuscitated. it is thought that he
wasaddicted to the cocaine habit and
took an overdose.
The state convention of the Connecti-
cut Temperance union was opened hut
evening in the First Presbyterian
church in Bridgeport.
Four small children of (loin-go Whit-
tlesey. of flawleyville, lure been taken
In charge by the Humane aoc'lety and
xrluced iu the ('ounty Home at Bridge
port. They had been deserted by their
mother and were starring and freezing.
Sheriff Glover provided the waits with
new clothes at thcexpenee of theeociety.
(lmrge Rec-m. employed at the Corbin
’ factory, New Britain, had a line dinner”,
Sunday. and topped it oil with delicious
mince pie. Soon after he felt a bad tick-
ling actuation in his throat. He called
in Dr. liolmea blondny, who extracted
from the patient'a throat a needle which
had bulged in his (naphagua when eating
a may and Impalal'a mum
Moat wmneu are fond of fancy work, but
not erery farmer's busy wife can find time
to make dainty home decoration-u; and, if
they would not have their hurries quite
bareofthoee little touchee of beauty so
dear to the feminine heart. It lacuna
WI] for farmera' wires more than
otheratoderiee ways of producing eflect
at small cost of time and labor.
Usually it is well to makeurticlea ntonca
useful and ornamental and of materials
that will retain their beauty during their
period of Iraefulucaa. leaving the frail
path-hie finery to each we have unlimited
time and menus at their dismal. Many
persona have made bountiful betlaproada of
bleached muslin aquam outlined with any
broidery cotton. and very pretty they are,
but they required more time than i could
well derote to that purpose ill-olden.
bleached mrtaiin would not be sufficiently
durable on a bed In melt ml and
often rough use an the one for which i
wnuted a cover. it being ‘hnother’a but,"
and the refuge of the wee coca when tired
aroma
I therefore Inaden gonad aired about of
good quality, unbleached mindiu. faced it
on the right aide with abroad band 0!
turkey red calico, leather utitcheri down
with medium coarae white crochet cotton.
center. and a trailing one In each corner.
and with No. in red tlom proceeded toontv
line the pattern In plain running stitch.
When done It waa much prettier than I
, thought it would be. It had a aort of bro
called elect. as though the pattern were
woven In The work required leaa than
unethird the time and only about two
thirdaae much Hunt. nod will wear much
better tlum If done in the outline catch.—
Americaa Agricolturlat.
A huge elm more In. comer m u "an
read elation in Soho. W. Va The roof to
ahaprrl like an umbrella.
There were two the In York county,‘
Nah. ea the remit of the late election. and
Iota were drawn to decide the molt.
One hundred thaurand dollars will he
put Into arr-Ila and m. M In experimental
agricultuntl atattona thin year
The men outnumber the women In Chi-
cam theme-mermaid om mmtyonr
yaara of age being nearly more
Rica-t lmprormruta to electric radian
would teem to Indicate that the darn of
home retire-Ila an drawing to II cloaa
A white me. which measured raven
eautly on long lake. near fielding. Mich.
W
trouble with your in ear-mil
thflorlwhaealeaa.
l=
? ’5‘?
ii?
g:
..E
g;
lthenuampuiaiarmhold dealgn inthe ~
not
Miran tip to tipof wtrnnt. wuahotre
you weairln't have to much More
... I. m:
...... Em who;
“Thalia-gar Signal.”
crowded last evening. the attraction be
in: the prcaentaliou of Deniaan'a drama,
"The Danger Signal,” by the Union Goo
mum-m Baton-I association The
onetofoharaetera was a goodare and
those participating received many com
plimeuta for their clevw acting. It was
“Inflow: ‘
Char-lea Norman ................. E. D. Irena
Williamson. alias llufleld. . .. . . . . .C. V. Arnold
Cheater Konuan ............... Peter Miller
Dr. Valerian .................. Joseph Miller
PcterBullock... ....H... Frank Clark
Pat. Malhrney.. ...Frcd. Hoyt
Peruirnmons. .. ._ ...A. MaWbey
Mother Foresight" .‘lre. I". J. Joyce
Stella Eufleld. )lianennieThompeon
MisteAngle.... ......Jilee lilamiRoae
Norah...........,.. Miss Jennie Pierson
During the evening banjo specialites
were introduced by George Ingersoll and
Alfred Mawbey. the, black face artiste.
which brought down the house. Robert
Brown rendered several excellent selec-
tions on the violin. and Mrs. Ii. D. Lees
accompanied on the organ. The play
was the most successful one ever given
by the club and the members deserve
great credit. The pmceerht will swell
the ll’t‘ftflll’y of the organization corntider-
ably. The drama will berewated in
about two weeks.
Taylor. at Golden." I
Real Estate and Insurance.
VIlSiIIIIIlTIIlI STREET.
unfit!
WANTED.
.\l “SE rirl Must be well recommended.
Apr-ls at this unit-e. 1.5 t!
‘ if»: awake workers eterynhere fer the
greateat brink on earth: 'n'hepp‘ a Photo—
graphsof lhe\\'.orid ' coating 51mm]: mom-
nroth illustrated I ircularn and terms free: on-
paralled sutuw; Mr. Thus L. Martin. 1 enter.
wile. Tex. (lean-ti Sill in 9 day»: Mini Rout
AdumWrmter. 0.. “tin Mllnllilllr‘e; that. J
[inward Marius-m, Lynne. \ ‘r’.. SltllinZhours;
a bonanza; magnificent outfit nnl $1.300“
on rredit. height and Am I’L'ert til .he
Bible Pubic-mi it. .0; I knoll; or offer!
Plrilaql'u. arL' icagrni ll. 3mm
\ flplarze as gardener- or [tori-t by married
a man: aucr. tearful grower of fluwe re fruits.
and regetablee under 313‘s orout doors w ill
Inkccare of stock and ma utent of country
lace. (loud recommendat us. Address“
. rk.iiox on Greenwich term. 519:»
' 10 LIST.
Thetemperancehallon thebridge’waa ,,
SOUTH NORWALK, com. I
HALL in Dioble' 9 block. suitable for lodge
or society meetings. Apply IuJ lrting
Dibble. 1;!!on
’l‘tle turbo r IKUt‘r oi liarrfor-I Pine»: and
N .II .t \iuin street. ll minus, re: t 3.“
Alan house My tt‘t \lomiw .ml ovum: e rent slut.
inquire-ME. A. \l'rmw. ..nt
UI SE of w b't’fl rtmms on l urinr urn-t; rr III.
87 luv‘x‘ All": at I' limes‘ market. \urth
Alain eII‘Ni jl 'i ti
13' thrown": A L'orhett alanine-nu home.
a four room tlat Willi all modern imprme
ments. to a mmil tanIin. l~ “quire at the
Milton! the Old Well t 1),!" l o Ni \\ hiring-
ton ateeet. iii»! If
’l‘WU mound floor apnflmeuln. wrmlstiuiu of
the worm ear-Ir on lbbrrrnc Mir: our \lari i
Normuk. \\ ah tin and out. Iii nt $3.
to JLyhn Tryon, as Riveraidr- are nth: but.
( Sr. room it'rxi‘u: amrone room mm with
, tuner-r and z-tenxn heal \\ Ill rent separ—
are or timether. Very Ii-hl :Imliluimtrlr- room»
for light manutai turinx. Inrt‘rrnn inquire of
8.1" nunpp “ater street. muth‘iurunlk.
until
Mr!)
t'm’
SIX-RUOM Cottage for small family. on
liurriIt avenue. himirrn inn nueuwnta.
Apply tnt' hepter l-‘. t lurk. laQoinInrrl nunuo
South \‘o rwnlk. nib-If
I, Ul'SE on Fourth avenue. ncnr comer of
(lore street. Bart Surwulk. Apply to
Jami) M. Layton. all! t
FOB SALE.
T a great sacrifice. If mid brain" \\ nines-
.'hl evening» handeonte thru- nmla half-
year nt- tray colt. Has been driven mingle and
double Inquire of lunar llarniltou. At the
W aerIt k Hotel. 50th Vorwalk. jib lit _
It...»
kind in all bar-near. Phaeton
and brunt-ea In tonal
ply toi arr) Milieu,
t
A\ mare. liaeton and barn-see. .
gentle an
condition. Ap-
b‘VcelVM’ehtlt, Sn. \or-
walk or at (innit cred. l.‘ o. 'a far tory. jltle
”’l’lii-Z \' Mon of Iiell.‘ by Dante All IIIerl.
later Hi the V. Henry It mil;
Perm?" III. I).. am“ luatrated with dad neof
nature [lore l‘u hytaueell, 'eller
pin. In excellent mndltlon. Coat 0:2.
\I III he aold for On. Apply at this nfllcc flit
“Vitus“ (.'I thililtlrllllx l'lItStlYl‘Alll PHIL ll
The undern tea for a license
tinted hereby a
tomll eplrltuoua and In In abutting mum.
mum-at lo the” lawn a ti Ill! state. now in tom
rtr to the morn-ruin; Home». at
natmtd III I f
gram mflhfii‘fi“ am“ a t! ownn
nethl ‘7! ii. Gilli.“
not w I‘Itiivrim.
Dated at Kuwaiti e litth day of Januand
uttered by the f “owing Me elector! am
taupe are midtow neof whom are ll-
dealara in Informatics Illqnore. and are
«worm
rnard’mllr.
(I :l'tartaville areuue:
Mmi roll. of Whom-Ir thIa
imaatto atatata lunch ”have” n
I”
thla at
.... .. ...... .. m menu:
”that aa‘chnf aueleemar'agl
l
“m n ihealrovc writ.
it. eri'I'I-n.
For gale.
QUALITY We Patina-
W...fii‘i§€%
BEST...
III. r. sumo.
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Friday. January 22d
MR. CHAS. FROHMAII'S Co. '
. in the qugen of comediee.
‘ ‘ d A N E ’ ’
Dim-t from I50 nights at the
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE
N. Y. CITY.
(3' South now‘on sale at. Hoyt's and Gregory‘a
Drug Stores.
9
IllISIII Hill, SllllIII IIIIIIIIlll,
Saturday, Jan. 23.
THE ORE AT MELO—DRAM {TIC SUCCESS
'HAIIIIS
ABRUSS
THE SEA.
With .all the grand scenic and mechanical
effecte. Including the revolving prison and ship
scenes.
Garland of Beautiful Scene
Seats on Sale at Hoyt'rr and Gregory 9
Stores.
nunms
\VEDNI‘SDAY. J AN. fl.
Whallen l. liartell Specially Ila.
THL’RETJETAN. 2].
Vadir Sisters' Specialty Ila.
FRIDAY. JAN. 23.
AIJIBAMA.
SATURDAY. JAN. 3!.
Matinee and evening.
Primrose A West's Minstrels.
Seats on Sale Three Dar em Advance.
"1!
\t'oareallgulngrlownta A»
HIINT 81. ZELIIFF’S
Market to get some of those
India River Oranges.
All klndrsoi
IIlPIlIlTEII IIIIT8
IMPORTED 8lIIIlIIE8
PIIIIE IlPlE SYRUP
PIIIIE lllTSllP
All kinds of
FISH
Arrlvc every day“.
Monte for
Illlilllil's IllEllIEItl BUTTER
Pickled Oysters.
ltlIltlTEIlB EIEIII Sll'lllllll.
All of tlria you can get at
HUNT 8t ZELU FPS
Wholmtle and retail tlnh. oyster and timetable
market. Telephone call. 5-“. “
PAYME IS
"ill WIEIIII'
Watches. Chains. Charms.
:Ilamel Clocksjiamonds.
Tllllfl. million I. colon.
m tempo 8!.
‘ cm museums. ”MIMI l. I.
Theater oar mm»
liveraulnllauth or-
m genera Intact
mypaymentirhlazu
hahadufoll‘
GUSTAV PITZER»
It manhunt) PM“.
SDIII'II lfllllll, Wll. III!
IIIITIIII PDIIIT
lmpmemem Company.
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