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éanlold’Wilh Pliisleli’s
Li'liugllllemedy. ‘ ’
illitaml fills a llpllle.
i -‘ IIIIIFIII‘I’IIIIED m
illaisled’s llrug Store.
43 Washington St p
U. UBUGGISTS Sill ll.
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ll THE FUllUWIIIl:
Glam B. Pursuit), Dear Sin—Know-
ingtbe formula from which Plaisted's
Cough Remedy is prepared, we certily
that the medicines of which it is com—
pmed are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
drugs.
0. 8. lion/Iv. ll. 0., Norwalk.
Dunn Hummer, M. D., "
G. R. licGomAL, II. D.. "
WI. 0. Bonn, .13., I. 1).. So.
(3. 0. Roman, l. D.,
G. W. Manic-r, II. D., “
H. Beaumont), I. D., Stamford.
u. L. Bonanza, II. D., "
W. S. Tonn, M. 1)., Bid field.
Ernv C. CLARKE. M, .. West Somer-
ville, Mam.
Norwalk.
oxmmi:
What is it?
It Is not a patent unstrum. but u lrgltlmntc
“MW“ red Peruvian lurk so
was“ with other well known remedla as
to form one of the most delightful Tonic: tbnt
manicure. II b a positive cure luv
M m ruling. that sunning from
It puts a stop to all the delicate de-
rmats and disorders that make mankind
snare. it firearm” {or no the dhesm and
We but make you feel so weak. A
Toolethot invlzontes and builds up. It uer~
the!“ maths and “mittens. it Is well
WMIMMb liver Is the liver In
Mt!» blind circulates too slowly end ro-
IaIastooIou More It Is paused (mm! into
ill. ‘li'til’taLoxatonlk
‘ tbstitlslatmedlsuly nhorbrdand
«fanatic-circulation. thereby “making
theasrvsssndblmd Vuuunll at the 0mm
rib-tho, on! moving all concestlst
“Minimum Ask your
mullasatonlksodtnhmotherlm
IsnMMhrIksrolsnolustuuwd.
WA no BY
I. U. "Illflll. I1 Inh'm 8!.
AW) "Ill SALE AT
9. A. GREEN" 8t 60.,
Norwalk.
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Woman
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no: mmiiimn
W. was W.de.
'Ilaoatbu.
Wight“;
3.ng- tynmweulyrw
“lutbbdhtrirttohydsurmolsr whiter
and fresh northerly to westerly wind! will
wobbly prevail. 0n WM colder.
clear weathersnd {rub westerly windswm
probablyprevallundos'l'haralayfairwuthn
pr and rising temperature may bearded. .
soon: NORWALI.
What the People of our Clty are Doll:
and saying.
The boat Julia is dicharging s cargo
ofElMoracoal in Bridgeport for Ray-
mond Brothers. ‘
Regular convocation of ButlerChaptcr,
No. 30, R. A. M., this evening. Work
Past Master’s degree.
Misses Mary and Sadie Dibble. of
South Iainstreet, are spending a few
weeks in New York city.
:3
A fire in Patrick Dufly’s building on
Pacific sheet. Stamford, yuterday.
damagedittotheextsntof m insur-
ed.
Are you nervous from want of sleep?
Dr. Richardson's Cocoa, Celery and Uln-
cbonn Nerve Tonic Powders cure lu-
somnia and Nervous Debility. Ask for
The funeral of Mrs. Moses Brown will
be held from the revidence of W. W.
Comatock.comer of South Main street
and Woodward avenue, tomorrow after-
noon at 3 o'clock.
-—During February we will give a re-
duction of 50 cents perpair on all our Oil,
“.fi.50.¥laud$2.505hoes. Theselines
of shoes are well known. No humbug
about this ofler. A. ll. Hoyt & Son. 37
Wall street. Norwalk. .
Oneot J. H. Ferris' horses slipped and
fell while coming out of the cod yard
this morning. The load of coal was
overturned. but the damage did not
amount to a great deal.
The King’s Daughten of tlveCongrcga-
tional church are preparing for an
“Arbutus Ten." to be given in the parlors
of the church on the evening of the 13th
inst. Membemof the circle will meet
with Miss Hanlonl, ’f‘rankliu street.
this evening. at 2 o'clock.
The members of Uncoin Council. No.
4. 0. U. A. M..nnticipatesvery pleasant
time at their sociable Thursday tuning.
A number of invitation have been is
sued forthe occasion Glover‘s Ameri—
can Band has been engaged and will
renders concert. There wfll be vocal
music by a quartet» from Rowaytun.
followed by dancing.
~Always the latest psterus in wall
paper, Uorham, E Firstave..E. Norwalk.
The Norwalk Branch of the Enchant
Awociation of the State of Connecticut
met last evening in thePirePolicenmrm.
on Wall street. The principal busine-
was the election of onions for the euro—
lug year. as follows: President, Richard
J. Cuthill: vicepmident. (harp W.
Raymond: secretary. George ll. Brow
field: treasurer. Jacob Scbsnb: executive
board. James l‘arriugton. J. P. Kicker-
san. C. L. (llom, Samuel Ilrnmnmn, C.
W. Stow and M8. Hunted. The
assrlciation in growing rapidly and will
benelit and protect all who join.
The children of the (mom
church will hold on entertainment at
the residenceof In. I. ll. Kaepbmor-
mtmthollsndfro-itoloo’clsck.
Thenflslrlsnndertbedirrctioaoflhses
mansl’rtisles which will be said at
you M will
, ' Tiled-Hummin-
umwmhehdomsadesh.
Tbspvoosahwillptowardthdsbtof
tkseburclt. Them propitious.
(“hummus-thunder”
sndskoaldbs Wins”
Wanton-rm
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in:
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onus-wow.» 9140.0. "will
holdsspsclslrrbesusl of the first do
”tonight.
Mmtbsyoungsond Mr. sod Mrs.
William W'lsr. Went venue, is lying
lithewlnlofdswth. '
1. ovum-m wommw
lam .‘ f J-lflumtlve.ouit
new mail; p “i
the Ir ,,
Special more being held In the
Pint II. 2. church thio week. comluct-
ed by thepmtor, Rev. ll. l1. Bum.
George Lockwood was more comforto
ubleth’nrnorning, though there is no
general impruvment in his condition.
The Kniwlevllcchter nuptials take
place Thursday evening of this week,
and not Wednrwlsy, as announced in
yutaday‘s Gazette. .
—Pickled tonguu. pickled “pig; feet
and pickled tripe,” Smith's Washington
market.
Atthemeetingofthedirecmrw ofthn
Mannicblntuslfieuetlt “relation last
«wing “M were voted in benefits.
Eutmrmbnswsrwadded.
‘ The fire alarm pole opposite the
residenceofl’rsnk 2‘. Carrier. 4:3 West
street.wascut down during the night
and st present liuscrms the sidewalk.
“Robin Hood" unquestionably the tin-
estcomicopasnow on the stsge. will
besungby the famous Batoniansst the
Hyperion theatre, New Havenyrnight.
Heine's Band will escort the South
Norwalk fire department to Norwalk
tormmow evening. to attend the to
ception of the Young Men's Christian
amocistim. ___>____
Gunmander C. I. Duty. W. 0. Merritt.
Philo l’. Elyea, H. I). [no and Miller
members of [knight Fowler PM. are
attending tbetwentyvfiltb anniversary of
theorganizutimofthe fl. .\. R. in Don-
bnry today.
——Ludiew don't fail to attend theuprcinl
sale of line sheets at “lover .kOIIveu’s,
Wishlngtorl street. South Korwnlk.
The tire departments of South and
East Norwalk will meet at Old Well
Hook and ladder company‘s truck house
prrrmptly at Til) o'clock tomorrow even-
ingandmarchtothet'. it. I'. A.. bend-
ed by Heine's Band.
Pom! Front and mil will attend the
rccept'um in the opera lum. Darn
bury. this evening. given in boom or
General John hlmer, commander-in-
chiel of the ii. A. ll. of the l'nitcd States.
Governor Bulkeley and stud and General
Watson and staff will be present.
Mint—"What do you think ‘of his
beingso infutunted with me?‘ Pene-
lope—J”! think it is a wane of tiuw."
Perditn Ideligbtedlyl—wlbcaw you
think I would not have him?” Pene—
bpe—"XowecunseI know you would
lure him without his being infatuated
with you."
Work on ll. ll. Golden's new brat—e on
Wm am w'aw mnmd yestmlay.
D. ll. Plait b- the nut-tract and ml»
lets it an follows. Cellar. l’etrreun 8
John: mason work. W. H, Smith;
pointing. J. T. howitt: beating and
range. Richsnhonk Hagan (mywny.
——Ressonable pricu st lane's depot
mutant.
Mrs. George D. Kevlar died at her
home. No. lb mum. this morn-
ing. Shame tothiscityfmvn llethel.
muse-is puissant-ad during her resi-
dencebrrehssmade many friends who
mullahs. Pannslmvimvwilll-s
he!!! Innis the bour’l‘bluwlay 3““ “0""
at 2 o'clock. y, W.
Recall attention to the advertisement
of Cryeraisck latyb'maf I'm-
ebsvter, wbiehspprarsln til-issue. ltr.
Wmmkofflism by Ids
woody handling of that intrwnlenl.
Seendv.
A widower with children mauled s
“Mums-ho ksdchild»
m.Tbsynow-ay.“"elnsnllrecblfl
no swastly about I! you old.” This
epsbth slime! tbs-rents! wife
who—Idiotic MWJWM
silks-ed mobilise-are audio;
More“ “mam"
‘ifififiifi’s‘. WWW
A 3"“de Ito-em I”
Maid!“
QosrterlylnentiugoftheY.P.fl.C.E«
sttlwl’lvstlisptistcburcbuvulgbt.‘
’— MJ ~ .
m Willi! ‘l’smmplr..m
memos-WP. a Muslin-ply
mwm.,,.,w4 7.1.1.11 [pm-a i
~Chsrhn.theyeanmsonofluliuvl{ell
loggfllthmwnudwllth the grip Ithil
bolueonlerwinstreet. ’
FW'
The Floral Circle of King’s Daughters
of the First Baptist church mart with
ill-Donne.“ lottsvenno, this evening.
Special min. will be held It the
First Baptist church on Wednudsy,
Thursday and Friday evening; of this
week w -
~Pure Meewrthpuecresnfloc s
cup. dept» restaurant. Open a! night.
Fred Eadie. of Slain street guts to
l’ortchcster this evening to attmd the
would ballof the flurry llowazl truck
«nanny.
The celebrated Rice-flunlon mult
case will come up before Judge lohn ll.
Hall at the criminal term of the superior
court which cantons next Tuesday.
Fred Brady. secretary of the Norwalk
llorse Railroad company, goo b Bism-
fnnl this evening to ntteod the nceptiou
given by the Alerrlll Business (blaze.
John J. llnulon lelt town but night
for New York city where he will on-
deavor tn get some truce of Otto Kro-
Inuller, who skipped a bond of [-300 for
selling liquor without a limo. Mr.
Hnnlon thinks he can locate him.
-—le.nlore rays that their ope-col all»
of ladmv’ tine shoot in the biggest drive
in about ever made in this tmvu.
Engineer Wood's men were at work
yestmlsy surveying for the new iron
bridge nan- from the Norwalk Park to
[£th nvenm. The structure is to
be built by the Berlin Bridxe mmpany
and will boon» hundred and twelve feet
long ‘
Senator John 5. Scyuwur Mt town
this manning for Hartford fully prepared
totakehis sirloin the ornamental the
two bills now before the Senate calling
for a comtitntioaal convention to be held
in this state. To-dny will probably be
the most interesting session of any yet
held. _‘
While rimming a razor in his Main
street barber shop last evening. the book
holding; the strap to the wall came out
and Conrad Bagel nearly severed one of
the lingers from his left hand. Surgeon
Sabin. at Hale's Drug slime, dreeeol the
mmrni. and linfiugel Will now nurse
that hand until his finger gets well.
~ltl lbs. pure lard for 81. at Smith's
Washington market.
finmuelJ. Stiller. superintendent of ti).-
Gilbert k Bennett Manufacturing mm-
party's plants at Georgetown and (‘hi-
cago. well known in this plan». has gone
to Chicago to look after the removal of
the mammary“: Kurds and machinery into
their new plant just built. and to person-
slly superintend the putting in 0! a lame
smut of new machinery. lie will
pndnbly he Mt mly two numths.
"A search was at once instituted for
“shorty and the . lit! wu mum
found.and owing lathe fact that the
Sentinel does not have no extra
salciu Xurwslk. be had not sold
pwpvv coIItsiuing-the enrehipes. will the
two reporter! enjoyed their munlwuekly
slbrwanre.”-flnzette.
Thefsctofthemstter was that Fish-
mylmlmldsllofhispspereuosptoue
that he n-served for his psrentv. and
which happened to mot-in file envel-
opes. The above. however, k only a
fair sample at the disposition of the
"bright little daily." chow- ‘bythrin
whensvsrehnnceotfeu. Wheatheflr
WWW“! alumni-lift!“
stapsnnydotrymmostnll
Inn. Inthit befsiled sndbnowsn»
mutuality!“ oaeeentsclsmsgo-
lute pieces while the Bentlmllsrtlll
browsing. "'l'hereisalwayrmattbe
top.lei¢bbor."w
“manual-sun’s mu wsll
paw,:l'lrstsrenne.lastlforwdk.
MMIMMOMM -
sapwbwnsan daty. Ins-ire“ Isle-
pksnndispwh from (his! ot'ulss.
“liner. of South ltorwsik. It arrest
Mil-ah. allus- ”Will's:
”mama“. -
:mmumhhfi
“Muniwstl’olhww-
Irthttraetsltll‘sasnlsn antenna
bhaatbslssksathrflm. 7e
homunculus”
. .: swoon OUR
m t
' Tlegulsr mountain 1; of ui. by;
«police this evening. ’
Special meeting of tbeWuIer Commis-
sioners this evening.
C. work the
$54.03.;th
‘ third
Mathis evening. . ‘
. . .
filmy}. ‘ _ “returned item s
Womb'llll New York city.
(“its Kathie Quintard. of Arch street.
Routing fricnds in Poughkeepsie.
Conductor Bowie. of the street railway
line, is again an invalid for a few days.
Painters commenced work on attorney
Gray’s new-house on St. John avenue to-
day.
lllr. and Mn. William Shea,of lbl’ros-
pectnvcoue. are the parents of a boy
baby. born last night.
The Y. 51. (7. A clues in vocal music
will not meet m—ruorrow evening on ac-
count of the Iiremen's reception.
The King's Daughter's will give a
musical at Mrs. Cito Huttrh'v. No. H
Union Park, next Tuesday evening.
Misses Lens and Annie Cole went to
New York today tonitend the matinee
for the benefit of the Womnu's Pres»
club.
Mrs. Wellnitz, widow of the lateJohn
Wellnltz. has been seriously ill at her
home in Cranberry Plains. She is now
improving.
An epidemicof spinal meningitis has
broken out in some of the stablm in
Bridgeport. In one stable there were six
lune-s sick at one time.
Miss Plum l-‘mte celebrated the anni—
versary of her birthday at her home on
I 'entw avenue last evening by entertain-
mgn number of her friends.
le’daleol' the cake sale to be given
by Grace church at the residence of Dim.
W. F. bishop on Bolder: avenue has been
changnl from next Wednesday nod will
be held to-murrovv evening.
0
A number of the members of the Y.
I, C. A are making preparations to at~
tend the twenty sixth annual convention
of the “satiation to be held at Maiden.
from the lStbto the L’lst lust.
At 1! meeting of the fire department.
held like: evening. the imitation to at-
tend the Y. ii. I'. A. reception was ac-
ceptrd and it was votrd to meet the
South Sorwalk’mmwnies at the m-
trunee to the mum.
Mrs. Mary Skidmore. an old lady aged
75 years. residing on Harbor avenue.
while walking in her back yard lllla
morning slipped and fell upon some ice.
spraining her hip. To—duy she is osmiu-
fortnblv us can be expected.
Mrs. I'luvrleo Fisher and Mrs. Russell
Mumford. of Sewtown avenue. who
went to lluobmy Saturday night to look
after their runaway huslmdn. of which
(‘Xf'ltlslll’t‘ mention was made in yeeter-
:lay'n szy'nxct" retnrmnl tmIny (IL-sap-
puintul in their search.
lmv in, the young nun of Henry lhcker—
mm. of Fair street, who was .wut to the
Bridgeport hmpital by the selectmeu for
treatnwnt a few tluys ago. had one of hit
limbo amputated live ill-,tllm nlmve the
knw by Dr. A. ll. lluidwiu of this place
yestmlxty. The bones were found to be
in u tlet'uyml stun». The patient will re-
rmln at the lusvpitui until the limb heals.
Thom who attended the entertain~
mentamlmmiul of Welcome Stunmw.
8mm of St. George. M the I). 1'. A. M.
hall on Water street. last evening. report
a guild time. The entertainment con-
sisted of uninteresting tmigrsmme fur-
ulslunl by the umubrnof the lodge sud
an esblbttlon of the ventrlloquil mum
of PM. Irons. 0! New York city. Wll'
lla- l‘unymnrldmpm mm mini-t.
also render“! severstv seletians. After
thh In ”commendation was served by
thnhdles. 'l’hcfloor was Ilwn cleared
for dsncing and the festivities motioned
until after midnight.
”Die sleuth is sunonncwd st Stem
lreone.Afrlen.uftlw Rev. 1'. It. lit-Ill.
until ht June Presiding Elder of the
New England (tantrum of the African
Istbodit W church. I]: was
milk-own sir-on; the cultured lied»
dlsboftbbplsesssbe preached In the
m street _ church on several no
eds-s. Thin. [Mind-mysel-
stlllsbopll. I. Tuner. of hln denial-
nation.“ I trip to mm In October
m, and liking the usually Wired
to relish. but curried the bishop's do
4". Wally afswdsys.
W
em III sum
“flw'wlmwhlasl
Mall.
“Genie'hflirwtom
«butt-trims“ of“ dur- with
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'thVENTORY.
Sill.
84 Washington Street. 3 ' South Norwalk,
unlimc neuron".
Theatrical Matters II Which Puritans;
People will be Interested.
To-rnorrow evening Mine Sadie Scunlon
will appear in "Lily." at Music Hall.
This comedy—drama dim Min! Ecunlon
full seam for her versatile dramatic
abilities, and her support is by s very
mans computin- A’ use may by the
best players: may be expected. '
Music Hall, Saturday evening. Feb. 13,
a grand production of Mr. Archibfld C.
Gunther's celebrated drama "Mr. Barnes
of New York," will take place on the
above evening by Mr. I". W, Sanger’o
Company from the Broadway Theatre
N. Y. city. The can comprises artists
,of recognized ability and reputation who
have made this play a great success
throughout the country. Original cos»
tomes and scenery and surprising stage
edects willbe used in the presentation
of this great play and an enjoyable c‘ven-
ing‘s entertainment can be anticipated.
llocltstuder the Minstrel King. He
had his picture "Tookeu" and here it is.
Above wopn-seut a gmnl likrmm of
the racognizevl leader of all rnnmliuns.
Lew Dockstndrr. We do not however
intend to infer by this out that [Xx-k.
stark-r has the “big head" for such is not
tbs-case in the least. He is the same
plmmant. joviul. gmdduurml [new as of
old, and the great sut'l'em of his big
show this seam“ has had a tendency to
make him even more wwiablc and alla-
bh- than ever.
This awn-sun Mr. llockstmler gives an
entirely new and altogether original
sketch "nllllf’t‘ "Our l‘n-ident" Hung
Tower. During the not he :tptn'fll’n as
President Harrison. He vvmrs grand—
father's but, the big frock mat and the
wimken peculiar to (‘al'li‘tlllll’t‘rl of Mr.
Harrison. it u said to be one of the
nentmt and most artistic impemumriono
ever iutnnluccd in minstrelsy.
Other prominent performers with the
company are llclntyre and Heath.
Ilmrgu Powers, Frank (iinnl. the Three
marvel-t. Perry and Magrevv. and every-
ho-ly‘s favorite little man. It l'elit
Frhloly. Though but ei:ltt years old
this clever youth speaks and wings in
many different Iangugcs fluently.
lbckstader and his mlnstrvl :wa'intn-s
will be the attraction at Music Hall.
South Norwalk. next Tuesday owning.
February Ilith.
A Coincidence.
It.” 6- - mm» M mint-Meme. Two col
Algc men wuu were “mammal In the same
elm met for the lint time evince their
graduation at a dinner, When they had
been in college together they were (on
stantly getting mixed up. Not house
they looked alike or talked alike-or tit-ted
alike. But their names are very similur.
and when one than used to get a low grade
he always declared the other man had got
his (rule. and I! one man wan nummoned
More the dean It always turml out that
the wrong man had received the eummona.
When the two own metatdiuuer each be
nan a curricular: to the other that each had
been receiving the other‘s wedding luvluw
tlons. etc.. from classmates. for the lotus
fnte bad pursued them slur umluatiou.
The trouble wan. Just as It but been In coll
lest. that the wrong “dresses were given
totbwlasn. in thsela-srnporuhsued by
the-amt”:- of the clans after graduation
the stldrem had again been mind up.
low the colucldrocecomes In that neither
NquLarslthtbutksald tbeywoukl
steam-st the secretary-ingot ts totbs
adheres Remember tbs- mood-at
M n end yearnbut upon gulugto
cameos day atm- tbedlnuer they
found repulse! Ibo whlebbad
Mourns byntall.snd for the tint time
Mum-nil addmwmglveuwr
nary. Did the cumin Mal which
they knew nothing. make them Mos
“instructing-oats“ maketberepmt
fortbsflmtlmsml Iluttbealtwss
am~MYoranbune
A War hunk-own.
“Grant had been pounding us ty
mmmml“ " “""W
' lit.
the MM
man knewcbst Iris rtvsl In trouble lived In new
enl’llilll
Du} ~ M
imported. Why? Boon
Ilse
buskw ”
take the p _
superintive flour, by the bug or
we have . ehown the
Game and taste and buy.
goods every day. All iirstsclass
most widely known business man in
Greenwich, died at his home in Minnue
yesterday morning. aged 63 years. He
was in the grocery. business sixty-two
yearn and was postmaster of the town for
many years. being (removed during the
administration of President Lincoln.
Profmsor William G. Peck. aged 70
years. n veteran of the Mexican war,
died at his home in Greenwich last night.
Professor Peck had been ruling for some
time with Bright's disease, but not until
lately had his death been expected. He
was for many years professor of math-
ematics at Columbia college.
If four New York drummers spend
two months at Hot Springs for their
health, pay $21.00 a week for board,$90.«
Wench for doctors, $10.49) for inciden-
tuls. besides loosing $192.00 at poker. how
much more will they be out of pocket
than if they had bought six bottles of
Cactus Blood Cure and cured themselves
at home ?
R. H. l’luistal. the druggist of South
Norwalk. can tell you all about it.
and gondsseem very ‘
and hove “roasted fresh everyw
We have all the numerous varieties, also Hacker's :
barrel.
. A; SPECIAL BARGAIN IN CHANGES. ‘ '
We receive large quantities of new
Charles E.
33 UIUIIIIIBTIII STREET. 8llUTll IlUllllllK.
w Augustus R. Newmn n, the oldest and”
. . buy lime». in lme‘
kw “In itselfiraislug ‘flour {in
community that Hacker's
and pure.
Seymour,
gnlrrtrinifiénin W"
musm mu. Sillllll mi
Wednesday. Feb. [0.
sum [Installing
The Representative Irish Conant.
SAUIE ,
SBANLUN
Supported by her own t‘tlfllpflifi'.
l th .
ml romantic Irish com n e beam!
3’ drama.
“ElLY”
_By FRIED MARSIHES. author of “Kerry
how}: "ahauu line." "Irish Minstrels." Etc.
Min tat-union “mm all of the qunlitlcationn
Taylor & Golden.
ReaIEsIaIe and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
swam
“" A N ’l‘ I) I).
P‘UL’R girl: to learn dressmakin-r. Apply in
Mrs. Fleet. 7 Seymour Pines. Spurn Nur—
I”: . I9 lw
,‘Xl’ERll-IXI'ED trimluore wanted at Roy-
! mood to ruins-tuck! factory. Day street.
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. .Vl'lts‘li virh Mllal be Well recommended.
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; steady pork. I'ail Hominy at 2': Mar-
shull >Irert. houth .\'¢‘-rw:l.lk. I6 3:
T0 LET.
'l‘llc- lmuw corner lilillilnlnhl Place und
South Main “Ye”. M rmmu. rent :1”.
Aim imim- ho, tll'll’wulwnr-l in tune. run} .ll.
lxuutixr of ii. A. “‘mulwnr-l. ¢
\ FIRST t-lus.‘ house with mmlem improve»
I moms. in turdlmuiltv. l'udrifisinll A if”
i. lnquxreof \ xlllmn ll. Raymond. at :2 ny-
lov M cute. 50. N1 ll'VTillk. 1‘!“ If
I,I()I.TNE of seven rmnmaou I 'e-lnv street: rent.
57. inquire at F. iinyrn' ruurket. North
Main firm-l. 11:; it
I
Nthe Sunrti, a. ('nrln-I? apartment butt-r»,
a {our room rim n nh all mmlern improve
uwnta. to u mull tuzniiy. Enquire at tic
olllveui The Hill \\'u-ii l‘xgztr I‘»: si “fishing:-
[on sin-vi. jib if
BIXJEHHM " t:.t..'.- fur mull fuxm' «n
lIurrItt uwnnv. Mm‘wru impn \mv Fm
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Mutll suntan, nil-xi '
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l‘mw strm-i. lint Suruulk.
.lzu ml! )1. Layton.
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iii" If
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wuik, \Emlvrn imt ruvrn'rnlm lion-v tit-Elli}
new and in r-\" ilrm mmlllixvu. ll'lvn. fruit».
you! well of wntrr. Mr. May!) in .luhn Trwn.
1's" lilwrwlw .netmr. lid—I Norwalk. slit!
MUSIC! MUSIC!
I‘Zl'IllM.\K nn'l 'T'YLI-‘N Illll'lilifl‘llt
Mr ll. F. I'm-rim}; dire: luv u! .‘Irrtrk )liii-
Inn lirtl’l'l. of Port ester. N. Y.. and Mr. \i _,l,
Sly/it“s.llli' m ii known worm-I mluh', inning
litimlllltIi-ul are nu“ prepared in furnldh flu Ir
Grand "now" and llnnn- 0n lit*-ll‘;l or m. :m
linh 'murv nr In“ in tlmln-ulu Hrrllrutm Hub
lurnu .l in Ililtrmnu W.- l. we r-nnu- tn ~I.. \.
l'rrmsnrnt with-m. L. I". I'zrrnmk nr “'11:.
.l. Styles. lint It‘ll. l'urll lw~h-r. N. Y. Ithlm
For Sale.
‘ " ‘ l'.\l.l'i‘\' lllZl-ZF i’nli'l’l-Iil-
lllhhl ln‘duw. Ill": hlrluiu. lb; round.
lily: ~lumlvlrr. ll'lr per munii: rih roast, lily ,
l’lurut‘rs Mitten-.21 \ nll nirm'I. uzllrlm
life and Accident Insurance.
s-‘umnmry of line
Iz'cl .\ .\‘ Ni? .\ I. STATE.“ FN'I‘
n! ”W
[Etna Life Insurance (20..
(IF IIIIITFIJIID. 00“..
.lANlZ-t li't' l. lNlJ'l.
l‘n-mlum m‘rtplu to Will. Shula!)
lttlrtupl receipt» In MAI. I.nrt._4.l
Total hwwlptntlfltlmt llw your. acclaim
res-turnip Io pollev holders.
."tl fur r‘xpr'nwn. In If“. flux. L‘l‘th’I ll
Amt-January ‘I. INK. meme 4!.
Tutsi llnhllltlm. :u.:m,~:.,~ p
Nurplu- by I‘unu. .‘lfl't. and N.
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l’nllrlrl in 11mm Jammy 1.1m.
11.1w. Insuring. momma»
l'nlloin lulu-(l in lfll. It'll”.
Ilmnlm. zt..ltu.::t:l.lll
Morgan ti. flulkelry. President.
J. I‘. Women. \‘Ir‘wl’mltleul.
J. In lite-mm. “century.
0. W. llrnmuo. Ain't l‘fl'l‘l‘lhfy.
II. ‘. 241. Jone. Mtusry.
“mm:- W. Russia. M. 0.. Consultlm Phy-
tlclnu II In
snails i. smut.
Ilmnl lust, Ilom Witt.
JOHN F. FLINN
Suntan Plumber,
STEAM and Ills FITTER.
looms I SichllTI.
in la the tenement under in ,
wu'fii’man «no. mo. 245»le
it‘ll lune It for
animus
l V
. will hold 1:. fairaml cm
of her illustrious brother.
W. J. SCANLON.
Seats now on sale at Ho't's and t're 4'
Drug Slums. ’ ’ go!) 3
Fair and Emenainmenl W
l‘bvchlialrrn of the i'rmgrwmlnnul church
_ ’ ertzunxm-nt ltl the reel-
tiem'e of Mrs. L >. hoop. I Fairlicld avenue.
Wednesday, Feb. Ill
lFrom :l‘tns inTtgi-g ulternrllon. anal 7 to I" In
t it: evening e [DUI-€11“ 3 Will be a: lied
towards the deb: or the church. 1p
Hill!" and USEFUL ARTIULES
Will be on Milt”.
Admission . 25 (Eggs.
nuSIe‘uuL. suuiu uonwnit,
SATU RDAY. Feb. I 3
MILHIIIIWIITVWSAIIBEII'S
BilillilWll mum: comm,
FROM NEW YORK CITY.
lu the Romantic Drama by ARI.'lllBALD C.
Gl'STEll,
Mil. BARNES
hit. luiling ice
room and take.
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El.,\llf)ll.\TE (‘Ilfi‘l’l'MIhC
INTERESTING MECHANICAL. EFFECTS.
A NELLY" AND ”RIIBTXAL PRODUCTION.
PRICES. Will. I5, 50. 35.
MllSlll nut. sum vonvttt.
”\LT .tl'i'EAiIANI t2 NIL". NIL‘AUS.
TU ESDAY. FEB. l6,
LEW
flockstader’l
MINSTRELS.
u unzv I. i mm m,
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OUR PRESIDENT.
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l'pnuri» only Funny Ithloplan l‘srre l'omsdy.
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l'llll‘llfi ~ . ill. Wand 75 nettle
Mun-d sent: nu Tic.) VI and lircgury‘n drug
«tuna,
suuuiirs
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