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.oflsrndon. In his
bows that the seeds of the la-
{hetwe previous epidemics only
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Call With Plaistell’s ...,.
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lnthlsdlst Mayfalrweathsrwlllvrob-
ably novel]. with may lower. followed by
hither temperature and trash to light variable
w'lnds. becnlnlu southerly and tolbwed by
Mined. 0n.l“rlday warmer. partly
1. “tr weather and fresh southerly
and southwest-try winds will prevail; and on
Saturday slightly warmer, partly cloudy
weather. with new.
SOUTH ”DIWALI.
What thew“ throtty even-lag
“rm
Johnl’alrnsrhasaeoeptsdapositionin
Ferd. Bayes’ Ninth lain strestmarkct.
HillsSusie Scofiekl, of Stanford, ha
been viiting MBA. Irene Hoyt, of thh
city.
—Boys' and girls' skates at A. B.
Colcy's hardware store.
1
lA.Baldwin.clNew York. has ac-
oepteda position with Druggist F. H.
Baxter.
(3. B. Barvey levied an attachment
thismornipgagalnsttheestateoflloors
tflarmon.
A mark down sale of winter goodsand
broken lotsis inprogress at A. Dicker—
rmrl ¢ Boar's.
—Pnre codes with pure cream. be a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
Ira. Elizabeth Landon. of Butland,
Vt.,hvisitinghsrdallgbtw. Iraflsergs
C. Stillaon.80eth.laiustrest.
“Stephen Hayes, motherof Fer—
diaandBny‘m.hver-yill. Bhehuysars
«mandhcrreoevaylsdouhtful. ‘ ’
“Warandltumcrsofwar' isthscbp»
. tion of a new advertisement to-day.
calling attention to some remarkable
bargnus at Charles E. Beymour’s grocery
Are you constipted? Dr. Richardson's
Cascara. Rhubarb and Senna Anti-Con-
stipation Powders cure Constipation and
Liver'Ocmplaint. Ask for he. or Me.
”with ’ ”4“
The South Neljwalk Boston Store
quote; a few prices inrblack (Item goods
in Tun Summit. today; and also odors
bargains in ginghams. aprons. hamburg.
and portier curtains.
’ -I’ickled tonsils. pickled pip! feet
and pickled tripe. at Smith’s Washington
market.
The wnnectlona in the signal tower at
loam street will mobsbly be made
Sunday. The ’work has been somewhat
delayed on accountol the snow, which
has frozen up the switches.
Captain Henry 8. Terrill. of Winstsd,
is the guest of Colonel Ito-ell Frost. and
will attend the Old Guard ball in New
York to-night with the Colonel and
other Fourth Regiment officers.
Michael Chislhdicdofdipbtheria at the
home of his parenta,109 Ely avenue, last
evening, aged three years. The funeral
took place at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Interment in St. Navy's cemetery.
~8katlngisaoodatllastllorwalkand
m were store. Insic Hall block.
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A telegramwas received In this city
lastnlglltannonnclngthattbe death of
KLDavlsJatherof Ilrs. W. R. Bar.
nannnd-Wllmsrllaflnwas Dwarly er-
pectsd. Tbbmoraiugthe sad news of
hlsdeatbreacbsl'lthsnl.
llrs. H mmuhwhsms
oullbrbaerstrsst. last Mama
comm
Shield. Thefuneral Will beheld from
mwldwhmmby.
“Ir. Psyns, of Newark. NJ. coir
Miss Emma Wheeler, or I'll lain
street, rsturnodtohsrbotnoto-day after
spending two weeks with friends In"
Bldgelleld .
The orderof the surreal: Boglonof
Bcnornownnrnbess 15.0””me
”4.000.000hasbesupaid/to widows and
childrensinoslnorgurlaatim.
Goes-gen. Bromhsld. trustee of the
assigned estate of JolrnB.Dsrter, ad«
vsrtlsssanarsignos'ssaleof toys. cigars
and candy, to commence m-morrow
at the store.No. 70 North llalnstrest
J. 0. Bysbeereturnsdl‘rom his west-
erntripyssterdaya'ndirssaebempanisd
byhhmmlt: “by left As»
psn,Col_.’.atzocIockol'tlle morningof
Jslluarylland kept ahead of the big
swrmallthewaymt. Thehotelwhich
Theodorecouductflsdoipgagood bud-
nsmandtheylsftfiankl. Byrbescu
dsckaudin good halt-ll. Both gentle-
tlenssnwhocameeastarelnltne spirits.
—Hevlderlqurnal. '
~10“; [also lard for“.
Washingtonnrarkst.
Shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday after-
noon tire was discovered in the picking
room of the Inunsbury-Binsllcompany's
milk at Winnipauk. The bless was
calm byasmall piecsol hon getting
lntothe picker and setting live to the
oily wool. George Betta, the machinist
at thsmill, was in the room at the time.
andamlttedby'someef tlleother work-
mrn,eatinguished theme. The mill it
well supplied with fire eatinguisbing ap-
pliances. _ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
James not. Whitson died about two
oclock this mornings at the Bavilsnd
Hotel of grip and pnennlonis. He was
born in Brooklyn, July 19, 1885. He was
ashlp carpenter by tradsand wovkadfor
manyyearaintlmfliooklyn navy yard.
Be served in Ganpa‘ny l Thirty-first
Regiment, New Yak Volunteers, during
the war. He toured here some years
ago and was well known nan (‘Ollst'lt'll-
lions and honest man. He leaves two
brothers; Sill! and Richard. His re-
mains will bsburied in the family plot
in Greenwood cemetery.
roawruaswttw
A llresay Budget of Items from the
Bess-gt and at Town.
Rev. I).M.l-1lwood is suffering from
an attack of the grip at his home on Kel-
loggstnst.
r; J. m... o. a. “then attraldsd
the meeting of the State Board of Trade
at Waterbury. yesterday.
In. ‘lllhnla Blword, who is seriormly‘
ill at the home of William Davis, of
Water street. will be retrieved to tho
almtbouseassocu saber condition and
the weather will permit
A Norwalk lawyer has posted in his
odlcealhtof persons forme hellas
procured pension. There are eighty-
sevsn nalnes on the list. which is incom-
plete. being compiled only from memory.
late last night Olllclrr Howard found
a horse wandering abouton Main street.
Afterthehoras was properly blanketed
and hitched thsodlcerskirmishsd around
after thsewner. whom he found to be a
Wilton man of! on a spree.
The nomad race between 8. J.
O'anu‘s "Screws" and Vet Taylor's un-
known, fatled to materialize yesterday.
"WM". fstled to than let but the M1
at Smith's
any“. arsnotforthssarlng.
Y. I. C. A. members who espactto
attsudthsstatsconventlon at lsridsn.
Fob.lB-81,arsrequssted to leave their
nsmsswiththslocal ascrmary or send
wcrutoA.B.Wllooa,gsesralsscrstary.
W,“ ones. in ordsr to arcsrs.
goodaceornm Alarms daisy:
unamwmpmmn
ninth”)! tllb plans.
one ofthevlos-prssldsnts of
Boardot'l'rads.
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84 Washlngton Street
C.C.Bsttsis ill at his llomeontbe
Orson.
William .wgrdwsll, of'stlvsrmlne. ls
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Green will commence today
collecting the tracts of the insolvent
estateofBrcwna Beds"-
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Theohctriclight nearlhearmorykrpt
fashionable hounlast night. antecede-
mending toappear until eight o'clock.
St. Paul's Chapter. Brotherhood of St.
Andrews. and St. John's body. A. F. d:
A. 31.. hold their regular meetings to—
night.
MBOdehet’emale spy, will be at
the Opera House next Thursday evening
for thehenefit of Buckingham Pat, 0.
A. It. .
William 0. Kelly, who was fined .8
and costs by Justice Coolidge ymterday
morning for drunkenness. staid in the
lockup all day yesterday and this morn-
insipid.
A letter of congratulation has been re
astral bythc newly elected ammo!
the Alpha Wheel club (may ran-Captain
“B. E. Elwood. who is combing well in
()lsvsland, OMW‘M
(l. A. Gregory spent My in Halt
ford. He met C. P. Seeley. formerly of
Nprwalk. now with the Pope flaunt-c-
tarlug Cd. and gave him the beat to
gards'of many Norwalk friends.
"The next adjournment of the Senate
will he sine die in my opinion." said Sen-
ator Seymour when he left the capitol
last night. ”That is not a caucus con-
clusion. however." he added—Hartford
(hornet.
Instead of the regular weekly meeting
atGrnos’ohurclr. last evening, the con
ye’gaaieu assembled at the Mouse bf
Hrs. Robert "Van Bureu.on West'avenns’.
and spent a social evening. Befredlr-
mammal.- lfr. and Mrs. Van
Bureu have been the prime movers in
Gracsehurch plain and the entertain-
mantlsstsvening was only one of a
number of other such gatherings lllltl
for the benefit of the church and its f‘tlfl-
gregation.
A number of Novwalk people attendr-d
tbedaneoof the Vigilaut Engine com
pany, at Westporl, last flaring. Among
the llrernen preasm from tbisend of the
town were “main Patrick flattery,
Sworn! IJetrtenaut Charles Tayne. John
Manning. William Mellullen. Thomas
O’Donnell. Dania (lcrlplay. Timothy
McCarthy. and John New. of Hops
Hose mmpsny; Captain Ed. Birch, of
Pimwer Hook and ladder company, and
Fred Wheeler. of the Haydon-vs. The
Hope Hose boys were presented with a
large cake for having the largest number
of men present of any company from out
of town.
OVER 1' III! RIVER.
lows and Gossip of the Day In Ila-t
nor-walk.
The skaters of this vicinity can tlrank
the genial east-side cigar man. Inward
Hefner, and hkl right hand luau. Bert
Clark, for the excellent skating on the
pondatthsmsteudof tbsdraw bridge.
Ymrday morning the pond was very
rough and not fit for skating. The mill
pondwugood. butitisavsrydangeroas
placertoskatsouaooouatol the tide rip
isgandfalllngtbsrs. 'l’bsseyeungmen
were determined they would have a safe
place for the large number of young
psnylswho date to enjoy thsmsslval.
After getting perm-ion to use some of
the old hose belonging to South Norwalh
Mlle cit water they mandates:
lest listbb lotto build or stowa-
o‘plockthisnlornlnx. with
tans'srly ssro.hefersthsyllnlslled
job. Todsytbers Is asllllsskatirrgon
dispoudssanyousonuldwlshfcr.
WMNB'I'.
Nimlottlo Beardsley. of Romanian
satiation est-plat
Tu: W. Bcgart. oth. Vernon. has
butfi'hwntmrhgmdpm week. f
gummmmrm
Watsrbrtry.wllsreshshmllssnvlsl
Ir.andllraA.T.Burr.otOrssuwli§
hsvsbamglsstssfmmwndnrhfi
the weak.
roommate Budson.N. r..
arsp’ets at the residues of land
“0.1%
mnrumnyosm on wright
murals-t aaotlon on Saturday
tall. Boyhood. for “M
~flsssllootlwllrsry humanism
Hr. “Amid Oats-harsh“
mmmfi alarm
Whimmwm lisv 'M nrlth pneumonia.
m flown-tantamount: amm~
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Lloyd Nash hat Hartford attending
the Butler Bakers‘ convention. which
unveiled on Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
.tloastabls Edward Allen. of Ballgatllck.
Mm “1;th 'lflmtm‘ “If
Wlmn 1;! ’ r“ e l
A weather map showing the state of
the weather to all parts at the United
States, and giving indications for the fol-
lowing day, is now exhibited daily at the
Saugatuck wt—ofliw.
At a special meeting of the Board of
Trade, held Monday evening, In. J.
Underwood. 0. 1. Jones and D. A. Sal.
men were appointed delegates to the
meeting of the state baud of trade at
Waterbury.
A new industry is soon to be establish-
ed at Saugatuck. Hr. Hermenof Bridge-
port. has leased the prdperty belonging
to Rufus Wakeman. situated north of
the new bakery, for the purpose of start-
lng a lumber yard.
Manufacturing seems to be on the in.
crease in Westport, judging from the
raw material which arrives almost daily
by rail and writer. Four-hundred bales
of cotton have arrived for the Ices Mam»
factoring Co, and 100 bales for Rufus
Wakeman’s mattress works.
At the special town meeting, held Sat-
urday afwrnocn. the selecrmen were an.
shortcut» apodintoneer more persons to
visit Washington and urge the need of
the \Vestport harbor improvements be
fore the River and Harlan committee,
the town to pay all expenses of the com.
mittee.
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ROWATTON
George Hoyt la a victim of the grip.
Mail Carrier do lremhrado is slightly
improved today.
F. Boylstcn is putting a new steam
wood bending boiler into his carriage
factory.
Three men were hanging around the
depot yesterday and caused the residents
here solnc uneasiness on account of their
dilapidated appearance and suspicious
action. Edward Godfrey thought of a
scheme to get rid of them. however. He
had Marriott ts go to Glcnbrcok on busi-
ness and before the train wa’s due he an-
proachtal the men and representing that
he was a mnetabls said they were under
arrest. As soon as the word constable
was heard two of the men started up
the truck at a lively gait. Ed. suc‘
«seeded in capturing the third and the.
last the writer son of bulb was when
they boarded the " :59 train for (llcubnnlk.
”All B3.
A large numberef tickets have been
sold for the pink tea and macert in the
town hall this evening. It is given under
theaoaplcesof the Epwcrth league of
the Methodist church and "at an amured
secs-rm.
The “first leap year ball of the season"
which was to have taken place in the
town hall. Tuesday evening.pruvv-d to be
a failure. Only fourteen persons appear-
ed. beshles thecrchestra. The musicians
were paid. however. and returned to
Stamford on the first train. The five
young men from Ron-nylon uho roaring-
ed the affair. are out about $50
WEST NlllllTAHK.
Frederick Keyser, president of the
West Norwalk Union chapel. entertain-
ed hisSllbbatll nclurol Tuesday evening
in honor of the fifty third anniversary of
his birthday.
Charles Mather moved yesterday to the
residence of his father-in-lnw, Daniel
Knapp._
A Ilrulal Do: "girl.
A lively dog light is said to have taken
[dace in a cellar near the Norwalk depot
last night. The warring canines were a
blachsnd white dog belonging to Billy
ulsl helongiawtoBilly Andersonmflhlo
l-wslk. Ahm‘mhflfllm wattle
attendance Tm Norwalk. Booth Nor-
walk and Bridgeport. Bob Atlanta. of
Norwalk. refereed. Thetwo dogs were
very evenly matched with perhaps a
abads's differencs in weight,
In favor of ('fostello's dog.
At 8 o'clock precisely. the dogs were
put into the pit. Both wanted fight.
sndsllvsly tail] at once resort]. The
llgbtwas onset the most brutal ones
that has taken place in this vicinity fora
“Tutor-o
At”. aftsranhourarld aquarter’s
my Wig. Andemn‘s dog was
drawn and Costello was declared the
winner.
(fess-salons Patents.
The following were banal Jan. 19,
IUI. th furnished from ethanol A. I.
Wooslw, solicitor efpatsnts, mm,
Glenn
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form A My“:
South Neryvalk
‘ consult. or more w
Colonel Frost fluted Fresno-t a! the
[earth Regiment Aasoelatlaa.
. Ameotingoftheolficersofthell‘ourtb
regime formecompletionapd organism
lieu of the council of olllcers was held at
the Bridgeport armory last evening. By-
1aws were adopted. providing for annual
(lites of .8 for each field and stalcflcrr
.‘3 for each captain in line, and .l for
each lieutenant. Colonel Rum]! Frost
was elected pmidcnt: Captain James
Sheridan. of Bridgeport. vicoprcsidcnt:
lieutenant Gilbert Fitch, Stamford.
secretary, and Captain Charles W. Ilen-
drie, Stamford. treasurer. An executive
committee nus e.locted consisting of
Colonel l-‘,rost chairman: Captain Henry
S. Terrill, Winsted; Captain Carroll D.
Ryder. Danbury; First Lieutenant Ed—
ward G. Aiken, Norwalk; lieutenant
Fryer, Stratford. A apt-cial committee
to represent the regiment in the brigade
otlicers’ morintion was appointed as fol.
lows: Colonel Frost, chairman: Captain
George '1'. Jewel], Stratford: Lieutenant
John J. Glennon. Bridgeport; Lieutenant
George B. Rand. of the Machine Platoon,
Bridgeport; Lieutenant Merritt F. White.
Bridgeport: and Lieutenant Burners. of
the Signal Corps. Several lnattersof in-
terest to the regiment were diseased and
the meeting was a pleasant and profitable
one. It wall adjourned subject to the
call of the prairie-ht, at n time as soon as
macticahle by the State of the new drill
regulations
[71’ AT IltIlTl‘tlllIl.
The senate Receives and Discusses a Ilea-
a-ge fro- Governor Bulkeley.
Both branchesof the kgislature met at
1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. In the
house live or six Republicans and half
the Derrrocmtic members \vr-re present.
The first roll call showed no quorum
and Speaker Paige adjourned the body
to 1 o'clock next Walrlesday.
In the senate. which met at l p. m., a
communication WM receiver] from Gav—
emur Bulkeley calling attention to the
crippled conditions of the courts. due to
the failure of the senate to act upon his
nominations of Edward I. Sanford, of
New Haven. for the superior court. and
Augustus H. Penn, of \Vinstod. to be
mints judge of the supreme court and
judgi- of the superior court. Thane nomi~
nations were made February ‘24, IN, and
have been concurred in by the house.
He urns] immediate or early action.
Mr. For moved to lay on the table .‘tlhl
the motion prevailed.
This is the first time a communication
from tlovenlor Bulkeley has been read
toth present senate. the clerk usually
throwing them in the waste basket as
soon as they were received.
Gram] Lodge of 1......
About 300 prominent blown». from
drift-rent parts of the state met in Hart-
ford yesterday to attend the With
annual mmmunication of the Grand
Lodge of Connecticut. F.
Mostnf thcday was taken up with the
mdinzof reports. At the evening ses-
sion the following officers were elected:
Grand master. Hugh Stirling of Bridge-
port, lm-electedl; deputy grand master.
Samuel Barnett of New Britain; grand
senior warden, Christopher E. Prince of
New Hun-n: grnrrtl junior warden.
Henry 0. \Vurtlt‘lr of New Milford:
gmntltremurchollllll. Root of Hart-
fonl (re-Mental): grand secretary. Joseph
K. Wheeler, of Hartford. (reelected for
the 25th term}: grand senior deacon.
Jamos H. Welsh, of Dnnbllry; grand
junior deacon, Mark R. Invcnwortn. of
Bridgeport: trustees, Nelson (l. Hinck-
lay of Hartford. Edmund Tweedy of
Daubury. lllltl William R. Higby of
Bridgeport.
OilDS AND ENDB.
China has Lt!” Americana
San Francisco will IIHt' Abolkll coal.
Cannons won- first ll~ul ill the your lat:
Pollution were lutmluml low Ireland to
Wolf Mm and a brindlssni- In!)
For bad Im-rlth. strap wrist in vinegar
and eat it
Cultivate calmness and quietness in feel
lag and manner
The Barons coined the first llrlttsh plot-or
shout the year “IN A. l)
The supreme court In New York city
granted ms dinners in tall.
Two centuries and seven different men
elaltn'ths Invention of gunpmvder.
The reporter! bin hll east-«Int the reported
lsaths in New \ork during lull by 3. no
More than rumour» Chinese are on
gaunt either directly or Indirectly In the
tsslndustry.
and A. ll. ~
RAISING
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be CALIFORNIA PRUNEB
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e'y repay careful reading.
Charles E.
DIAIATIC noises.
Theatrical Hatters In Which Play-(rule;
People will be Interested.
When Charles Brahman took his bur-
risd triptoltunrpeearly last‘spring to
visit the great dramatist Bordon and in-
cidentally look around for new plays to
patertnln the American while. he came
across a comedy with the simple mono—
syllabic title of "Jane," which was then
at the height of a London semn of 400
nights. Recognizing in‘the play elements
which would prove most entertainipg to
the amusement public of this wuntry, he
lest no time in purchasing the rights for
the piece and producml it at once at the
Madison Square theatre, where it Mimi
the biggest sort of a bit. “Jane" ran
along to crowded harm‘s during the hot-
test months of the conduct and could
have prunes-dell the entire. season in New
York had it been miscible to secure time
for it. Mr. Frohman is sending an ex
cellent company to South Nora-all; next
Friday night. including Miss Elaiuo El-
son, Frances Stevens, Alexander Ramsay,
Frank Lane and Ed. Collier.
"Hands Across. the Seal" which males
to Music Hall, Saturday evening. is a
spectacular melodrama in live acts. by
the well—known English playwritr:r,
Henry Petitt. Ton certain extent it is
built of the familiar lines of mmlly all
English plays. But is ditl’encm nut-r thr-
likeness eutlvirl on for that \Vltllvr to; :t
rule English melodramas are u. lhlftP. this
orleisiuterr'sting to the end. It tells 3
pretty story and the whole has been
cleverly constructed. In plays of this
class the acting goes a long way to help
out the author. and the company in
"Hands Across the Sea" Iii a good one.
Another moon why "Hrlmls Across the
Sea" always interests is that it it superb-
ly mounted. The scour-r)“ is elaborate
and beautiful. There are many novel
features and the audience I: again and
again surprised by unexpevtctl
revelation on tbt- using of the curtain.
htll'llt'
If St vt rt health» In}: can near out 42
[airs ofsllwa north .1. 9" a pair. in a
year, and 12 sickly boys wearerrl'llpairtr
in tiresome time, what uoultl the father
of the sickly boys lot-lo in l2 months if he
bought 2 dozen bottlw of Cactus Blood
Cure for $24 00 and gave it In his sons ’3
Answer: $67.2!)
Parents who wish their children to ba-
lltaltlr} should visit R. H. Pllllslt‘dblll'u:
ntorennd purchase at supply of Cactus
Blood Cure.
Taylor 8L Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
sum!
WANTED.
i'llsi'flll)’ rm rt nurse. or for light hour-e-
; \ttlrli
511511 tirl Moat be vu-ll rtumlmrnded.
I Anni) At this rlllltt‘. 15 ll
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greatest hunk unearth; "Slwpp'a Photo.
grnphsoflhe\\'urlll" mer‘ln 51mm». mam—
moth'lllustratmllir-ulrlrs an tr-rum (no; un-
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Arlanra,Wu-Htt-,r 0., millwminuln; ltrl. J.
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a hummus: mwnlfllentlmtfiuml 9!. Hook;-
on tmllt. l'rrlghl pal-I; Mb mm blurs-
Blble I’tlllllahlllg l'.,n 'tl‘r t ‘hestnllt street.
I'hila" l’a., or t hltagu Ill 12m»
\ plate es gardener or florist by marvlt}
t man; survessllllgmwcruf flowers fruit.
and vegetables under glam uruut doors \\ ill
Inks-rarer»! afm'k llml mums ement uf mnnt
but. than! m-nmmr-ntlat nns. Audra»
‘larleor rs». Greenwich. Conn. jlufrt
T0 Ill-2T.
Ski luN room hrlrlt house on I nbm strut;
L also live mums on Munroe «reel. Appl
to .I. It Its) mend, Nu. w W atl‘l’ street. .lryut
I:
Norwalk.
llAl. l.. in Mold. a block suitable for lodge
Di or tulle!) meeting». Apply tjndiw Irving
l Ill l
b
' He house comer of Illlnftml Plan» and
Booth Main Itmt. It rumors. rent to
Also halls:- Ne. lift Woodward avenue. mu Is.
Inquire of l; A. “Heatwave
1' Ol' 34!! of seven rrslml-nnt‘ twlltrstlwt; rent.
I? lmulw sli‘. llayrh' rnarllrl. North
Llrlltlntrt-ct. . t
\’ the hearts A: tumbttt apartment hurt».
a four room flat with all modern trnprnvrt
merits. to a rural) turrllly. Enquire at thr-
utllceof’l‘be Old \tell Cigar I u tat ll astring-
ton street. ‘ mu
1““) reward floor apartment». consisting of
live hours each. on Osborne avenue, liar-t
Norwrlllt Water-lo andmlt. Item I.” 3;th
to “Jamil l'ryon. lb River-ills avenue.“
maroon Cottage for small family. on
Burmt avenue. Modern improvements.
Apply to( heater T Clark. munintmlavenus.
boom Norwalk nls-tt
Hover on Fourth arenas. near corners!
Norwalk.
l
Jacob 0.! mum n t
dares Impaired hearing.
nsrvoull excitability.
Do Manner. the famous artist of Punch.
hlslost the unset meys, and ltls feared
that as may bacctnsbl Ind.
Nervous work lsssldom good work. In
mheforta the proverb "more barium
spssd” readily ravines lualt
It Is said that the do.» or the United
States number autumn. and it costs can.
on par annals to ksrp them.
An Italian engineer hasdsvlssdasyslsrn
‘25.: which he prowess to utlllss the powsr
trains running down grads.
town the
has taken as Its
nearly the wheteef Australasia
alas-totalstkrthlsywfllm
. orth American omen-at and
flu-famous thlvsworkshavs reesruIy
ak curstmctsdalooomottvsea bloc!
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STANDARD TOMATOES.
ts. FANCY LIMA BEANS. ..
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Hold curlers for Becker’s Buperlativc Flour and Farinacccus
best the world affords. Keep your eye on our-ads.
landing Brutal. 33 Urslllugloll Street. South Harrell.
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283 all.
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1mm
rpm Hill; sum ppm,
Friday; low 22d.
MR. CHAS. FBOHM'AN'B“ (30.
In the queen of comedies.
“JAN Ell
Din-rt from 150 nights at the
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE
N. Y. CITY.
{Falcon now on bale at Hoyt's and GW‘ I
Drug Stores.
MUSIC Hill. SUUTH IHIIUIIlK
Saturday, Jan. 23.
THE ”BEAT )lEldybflAJIATIC SUCCESS
HANDS
AURUSS
THE SEA.
With all the grand scenic and mechanical
cflea'lh. including the revelvingpvison andsblp
Mullen.
Barload of Beautiful Stem.
Sean on Sale at Hoyt' s and Gregory
mores.
BUHHEll’S
, BHIIIUEPUHT THEATRE.
\VEDNE‘E‘DAY. J AN. '1’.
Motion a Marts" Specialty co.
THICK-NEAR 2X.
tadir Sisters“ Specialty Go.
FRIDAY. JAN. 2’.
ALABAMA.
SATURDAY. JAN. 1'3.
Matinee and evening.
Primrose a West's Ilnitrsls.
Sv'afh on Sale Three Dave Ln Advance.
\\ e are all going down to
HUNT &. ZELUFF’S
Market to get some of there
India River Oranges.
All klndsof
IMPORTED IUTs
IIPUIITEII Slllllllis
PURE MAPLE SYRUP
PURE UITSUP
All kinds of
FISH
Arrive every day.
Agents for
winners crustal BUTTER
Pickled Oysters.
tenants rvrrl' allurllll.
All of this you can get at
HUNT 8t ZELU FF’S
Wholesale our) retail flab. cysts: and vegetable
market. Telephone t'ltll. fill.
HUIUN PUINT
Improvement Company.
Prvmosalsw Ill hencelvrd for bulldlng and
alteration of building» at [tutors l'blnt until
a r. kl ‘. rule Wlflcalhlna can he
most llama Christian tlwart
the sxwatlva committee.
I to re an all
orl‘lfehbrst ltr’t‘sflreatsnf the r: mnpaay. b rs-
E. l. HUUUUIHU.
TUIS. CIBIIIS. CIIUIES.
1 Will sell at
m8. bdrm...
the stookmd
in theaters
, .
vats sale for a 375“"
’ *‘ llDlw
rest sane. TM ,
w flag Vision of Hell." by amt: Might? For Sale.
wanna hear. mum
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wm Ila-old Mufti. Appl‘y .l ‘hhnmém 51! lm W's Manner Wan aunt
A: s I ’ DU. 8. H. SUIIUI’I'II.
VETEIIIAII SUIIEII.
Wherry sum-at to Dr. Bridge”
SALE, Maratlwn’lmrmnwm.
lass
Illty loan! at Isllrl lstlss.
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