3.7"} 3‘ ,ie' 1:
la
5
13-;
4
' l“;
With Plaisted’s
Remedy. '
and 50s a Bottle.
_ ,, ,TmrSr’n—LKnow-
human mm which Plaisted’s
Cough Remedy is prepared, we certify
thatthe medicinesof which it is com-
posed are of recognized utility for throat
~ and lung troubles, and that it cvmtains
”opium or other po’wmous or injurious
[firm
‘ 0. It. Hedonism. ., ..
WI. 0. Bonn, Jn. If. D.. So. Norwalk.
0. 0. WAR, 1!. 1)., -‘
. Humor, It. I) u
_ , I. 1).; Stamford.
‘ L Banana, . .. “
. 8. TODD, If. 1)., Ridgetleld.
”1' Oman, M, D., West Somer-
, l is ll .
ltlanntavatont mum alsgmmto
.‘ ayeI'yJam maul-8!
fit fl“!!! Peruvian bark so
‘wlth other well known remedlaana
t. otthempat delightful Tonics that
' m:- a punitive cure for
that i that wining from
m Itplbtndoptonlltbodaltcatode-
, u that makem-nklnd
'ffihlflfldy fofnll the «licenses and
lhatmokcyou feel so weak. A
“that invigorate: and bail-ls up. A nor
“that ‘K C undatrsucthrns. it is well
.‘kuswntkst iii-Irish Irm n the liver In
wutbbhadclrcnlataatnu slowly and re-
”Immulspausdfovwardtnto
3'7, _ “minutonlk
‘i “lb-tit is lmmsllatslrabanrbea and
gmm circulation. thereby «numbing
3h ”Mantra-sh at the mat
, ‘ end removing all counties: and
“other!“ Askrour
, kWh-mm take no «barium
- Ianbforthmtrnnjustasauod.
ii” 1 mm or
(II. I. 01%”‘9
”my?“
lmnllwaysiu
new ”are “lili?|’§:43l‘i
., A . . ' " _ Kn» F ..
.mus-l:
""1. m
with fair" intervals. to ad byruow. 0n
Prlday partly cloudy wanth'fi will probably
prevail. precedudlryrnin or now. except in
thowenternpartn ofthis section. with fresh
rnmh’orlr andwcsterly winds. and nearly eta.
than. lollowed by falling temperature and
‘ clearing. and on satarday clear. slightly cold-
er weather.
Amount of Oysters Exported to Europe
for the Week India; lab. 6, ran.
mount your nuns
DAIhjeariic chrpnol w 1121.159
um I . " ‘
ria- , 2’»
i711. ’ 3min :0
Total ‘ ‘ an»
500'“! NORWALK.
win: the reoprcor onrcny are Doing
and buying. 7
The annul meeting of the Blockbu-
era of the Nevwalk Iron Works corn”!!!
will he held tomorrow at 2 p. in.
Reed & Housman will make the big-
gest shipment of oysters of the season to-
night. They will send over 600 barrels
down on the propeller for the export
trade. _-,,__-_
Don‘t stiller from any kind of head-
ache! Dr. Richardson’s Celery. Cubeb
and Chamomile Headache Powders care
within 5 minutes. Ask for be. or 10c.
amph- __-_-
——During February we will giro a re-
duction of 50 cents per pair on all nor .5.
$4. $3.50, #3 and $8.50 sham. These lines
of shoes are well known. No humlmg
about this offer. A. ll. Hoyt & Son. 37
Wall street, Norwalk.
8. B. Trillium commenced work in
his factory at 132 Water street, today.
He willrnnke a, specialty of manufac-
turing mist»: and children's Iiandaewed
footwear.
The marriage of Him Marie llechter
and Rudolph Knipple takes place this
evening at lli Franklin street. Follow-
ing the ceremony in rcceptitm will he
held at flermimiu hall.
Clam Bartram i very sick with bron—
chitis at the home of her mother on Day
street. It is hoped that she will soon re
cover. as she is, mm very much among
her friends andschoolmates.
—Ileasonahle prion at Iane'r depot
restaurant.
A "Scotch Evening" on 'nment
will be given in the South Novwalk Corr-
gregational church next Wednesday
evening, under the auspicu of the
Young People's Society of Christian En-
deavor. .
While the tire deprtmelits w’ere
marching to the borough last evening,
the Norwulk Wheel club and Dnlggist 1.
hi. Hoyt burned red lire. the illumiua~
lion being greatly appreciated by the
tire laddies. .
The freight hminess at Wilson Point is
heavier at the present time than for
severalymmnandthsmwlnghad
Terminal company in continuity making
improvements to increase the facilities
for receiving and shipping cars. -
-»’l‘hrodons says, "Ladies. if you will
read their advertisement of special talc
of llaoslroeeyou can't hslpbntnothere
and buy."
Ili- lfaud Kilborno Slater entertained
annmbsrofhsrfrirndsathsr home, 5
MmMMnfihfilmm
“hinder-clog. In. E. 8. Mutt and
“WWII; Mona the
piano. commas the upset-
our Main; room about 10:” o’clock.
mural-tar proved a charming hoste-
andn a result all present passed a
“ thoroughly enjoy-bl. "suing. Bar
guests were Ill-es lillls Flea.
Alice nylon, Jeanie Ferris. lay
0.8mm, Vinita Milk, Dally
Bnuddnraadllellistl. “in.
J. Frank itldw. Victor l’srrlr. John
”MW“. Winona-an,
Goorpfltnk.ll.f.hadmundflubert
allusion.
.m. my My tori-n m.»
Emmi-um. . _
a: W. .J 'L 'f
“Illa-nu WIN-W?" hilt ,
scum atw
115......“ ~ M" new
“tor
his. '
‘ 'myw‘wm’uvepnrmnn
Edward Charmer plan at
Five )lllo
t
River. «
Hunt «thing will receive 600 m
of. mild! in thw'r trade; also
‘ {U
'MMM‘JM it; is .g-JK ”up. «z; 2' L
.m memo w. intonation-t
oanc-tnutttreet.‘ ‘ .
~M¢a days a... their special ; an
of ladies"th sham ielthe biggest drive
in shoesever nude in this town.
Several,th Norwnlk ,butcbern cavi
psctto attend the tattooed banquet in
Bridgeport this evening. ,- p .
Althe Wit: freight office thh
morning, one car load of lumbar was re.
ceivedforc. P. Tolls! and one car of
bay for Raymond Brothers.
‘
“Judge" Alfred Knapp received a hrge
photograph yesterday of a handsome
young lady who formerly lived at' the
llhackemo. it was enolmed‘ina large
case.
-—Pure colteewrth pureerenrn, or: a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Mrs. Charlsal’iaher and lira. Russell
Mumford, who have spent conshlcrable
time looking for their husbands, left this
city {this morning, saying they WII’J
going to Kansas City. '
-—.......
Thefuneralof lira. Mary Bomb was
held from the residence ofheraon-imlaw,
Samuel .lchowan, last evening. Rev.
Olin Bullock officiating. The remains
were taken to Greenwood cemetery on
the 9:00 o'clock train this morning.
sale of fine shoes at Glover dz Olsen's,
Washington street. South Norwulk.
The satchel belonging to Mm. marina
Tucker, which was lost or stolen from
January 24,while shows» ontho way
from Daricn to South Norwalk in com-
pany with her son-ia-Iaw. Allen Dauchy,
was found one day last week by Jacob
Arlington in a lot near the Meeker bones
on the turnpike. The contents of the
bagwero scattered on the ground near
by, the only thing missing being the 020
gold piece which was in a [ruckctlnik in
a satchel.
Some one who lives in the building at
the corner of North Main and Handrail
Bfl’f‘eta threwa pan of ashes. in which
were some live mill. tattoo theash heap
in the rear of J. W: Stndwell’s music
store yesterday morning. The coals set
firetosomepapentlnmone corner of a
pianoboxuear by beg» to Home. if.
P. Morgan. is drnughtsuian employed at
the Norwalk Iron works, who was pan-
ning through Marshall street, dhcovered
the fire, and extinguished it with a pan
of water procured at a neighboring
house. ‘
seams in":
A Breeay Budget of It... Prowl the
norm and nf‘lown.
Lorenzo ll. bills, of North aveime. YD
aefimrsly ill.
The ladies of St. l‘aul'a (luild will hold
a cake and wifee saloatthcparishroonu
this evening at 8 o‘clock.
Join ll: Allister, of Dunbnry, is a
guest of his fntlicr-in-lnw, “roman
Cooney,onllarboravenue..
Samuel Poster. of Wilton avenue.
leaves town next week for Newark. N.
J., whereb- will take a nitration in a
cigar We -
Ilr. and In. Theodtnn Hamilton will
celebrate the twenty-fifth anniveranry
ofthsirmarrlageattheirhome in “he
tun this owning.
Mm NW, of min amt,“
noolbotor formulmartncb‘tornpfly:
“Wonchghyadcg whfloon
lit-route yesterday. t
«not. new. of New to}: city,
”the guest of his parents on North
naught evening. no will leave New
York («Chic-pins!" waste,
Ammmeinmwmmw.
arumm.rarnconw.
m.m
mapplsttn-andhrubsbfielhnw.
W
haven’t acceptsdthollguruadvnneal
333. Wylie
Mamie Intrastate-y In
L“ for the my mangle:
M. 5.7
rm Mdߢy
sine -
therearofacarriagsoutbnfternoon of,
more ..
. infill”? d,- m ..
Ira—war dqllnlowYcrkcl’y.
alumna-on. of no: main
Mala. Ills m of “w
M1r._rmmu and run
to ‘m In
‘i‘lltil‘prer"“PtyEll'" W '7le
mummified" ”unrefined;
Clarkfilyiolerk fort}. W. Raymond,
lb,- , luv-t ammonium
on ’ instruct. _
h king distance telephone has boar
placed inthc Western Union Tow
crawl: thi place.
iii-s my mm will entertain»
Elm street this evening. , '
Uh Gertrude Damp, of Ntwlh avenue,
wont to New York this morning. where
she will “spend a few days.
~3cad0loverl0lscn’s advutbarnent
of special sale of lndics' flue shoes.
III- N-srw Bad! and up. Natale
Kane.dekarv, N.Y.. are guests of
John 1‘. Hayes and family, of Wilton
avenue,
The engagement of lies Adelaide,
danglrterof Warden J. D. Klmmey, w
David P. Orhonr, Jr.,of Arch street, has
been announced.
George Jennings. of lletrnard street, in
acting as baggage master at the dept in
tbeplnccofl”. Knapp, who bill at his
home on Weatport avenue.
Mrs. Charles L. Warren and null Lair
ingot Nerwin street, leave tmvn this
afternoon for Hartford, where she will
opend afcw days with lira. Frank 9.
Byington. _._...
Albert A. Bette and a gang of men
workedallof tut night harvesting ice
from Fourteen Acre pond. He finished
at live o'clock this morning. Both of
his ioo homes are now full.
Mr. and Hm. I". H. Robinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles '1'. Payne; William Powell
and Daniel Gormley attended the form
teentbarmual ball of Arctic Engine (kim-
plly. No. i, in Illfonl, last evening.
‘llcar hmkcnian 'Williatn Chase and
brake-net: William Langley and Frank
were discharged 'l'uaday have hour re-
instated by General Managersteveuson.
The ladies of‘Grace church held I sue-
cessfulcaks-leat there-idem oflra
\‘r'. F. ill-hop. on Bolder: avenue. yum
day afternoon. Thral'fuir w. well atr
tended and the net receipts ‘very lathv
factory. M“...
“’lrile driving down crisper-out not
long ago. John J. Bunion ran down Ann
l’cruler. a domestic employed by Charles
Am. and her head was concretely.
Mr. 113an has now settled the matter
Intlafactorly. _
Selectmallayml investigated the
one of the Michael llul family on
Harbor aventw, who were W to
him yesterday as being in dartitute
dreamer-nan and :wu informed thot
theynerdedno help. as Ifr. lleal 'l""
buntvady work.
Thecivil suit of‘l. K. Stanley and P.
B.Sculleldvsl’hillipiflariano map
in Attorney}; I. lockwood'soflcothin
morningbefmJnstioo l’rsdericklud.
Jndnuwtwarrmdwqih 1aww oftbe
plaintiflabydsfault on mat of the
noouppsanuceofthadcfeudmt.
~10 Ilia. pare hrd for “not Ilmith'n
Wm market.
OruofWfllbmlawkn’rmwhlls
cutiugatonrfrum a quarry on Spring
Ell,ysrtorrlayaltsrunon. bactericidal
*s mom stubs-km no John‘
G
'4
Joirnl‘lnahrtt.ranjorofthchviudsat
numberof hcrfrieuds other borne on ,
1.2m», of the vestibule on». who T
Iowa and omurno Darin last
' Imam.
-1‘bedrrtannnal sociable of the East
Norwalki'lrcl’olioswubeldlaotcvsn-
tag 'at the Volunteer assembly rooms.
Bantam.
Md- ! ..
M b" - T
rathfacbwy in every respect. The police
willrsaliusnsat sum as the multof
their efforts. The committee deserve
credit forthoadmirable manner in which
everything posed of. The floor man.
anwu H. D. Wright. misled by H.
Wolf and l’. Barri. The reception omn-
mittenconaistedofll.ltaldle,0. W. Le-
Count, Jr., J. Allen. A. Billnnstain, 3.
smith. E. (lroerhner and 0. Raymond.
BIWKSIDB.
The weather has been so uncomfort—
able. and the roads either very rough or
muddy, that but little driving has been
done lately. The two buoy stints are
George]. Keeler’a ice pondpwhere they
are harvestinga good crop. and Brook-
ride Stock l-‘nrrn, where if. ll. Par-om
in quite busy selling horses. There is no
end to the demand for good horses.
unsui- bnn not entirely recovered,
and bin mother-indow. lira. Hoyt, is
nlsodck. 'l'hmmstobelotsofaick
na with the grip.
The B‘mokrlda residents are informed
thata hone nilread is to be amatmcted
at once from South Norwulk via Brook-
ride to Rotou Point; also that the city
water company will pipe water by the
name mute to the Point. Where such
mm originnte and what the fertile
bruinsrrf “1031' who circulate them are
made- of is quite beyond the comprehen
siou of ordinary mortals. They say there
will he a cock light in this neighborhood
”I. hatwrfl Korwalk and Stamford
biota We don't believe it, and hope the
town authamtier will not pennit it. This
quiet hamlet does not want any such dia-
tnrbwncc.
When use have a sunny day the blue
birds are plenty. a forcnmner of spring.
ltcaanm come tuu quickly for country
nailentrf.
IBWAI'I’ON.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given in Craw‘s Hall, to-morrow
evening. the proceeds to go toward pay-
ing for the new piano fluently ymrchzrsc
ed by Rising Star Division. No. 40, S. of
DRAIATIC lllllNllS.
Throttle-l latte-n la Ulrich Haydn-lag
People will no Interested.
“Ir. Barnes of New York" will [:2sz
dated nl ”uric flail, Saturday or ing.
Anions the many writers of books and
plays who have added so prolifically
to the literature of the present day. Mr.
Archibald L‘lavcring Gunter mod:
am lag the laden. ”Mr. Borncsnf New
York" quickly rmtstripwd all competi-
torn for public approval. and few novel:
with an America: imprint have been
published which untrained the dramatic
qualities-of llr. Gunter'n first novel. its
stage reproduction was readily our.
mined. and Mr. Gunter in his adaptation
of the story hugiven tothe theatre-goers
acomedy quite an pleasing as was its
prototype to the reader» of current liter.
ature. "Ir. Barnes of New York” is
mum Americanized in the play.
which to a pleasant feature. Elaborate
Item will be furnished. and costumes
offering many happy untrust- willbe
new. which will freshen up an already
crip and exhilarating oouredy drama.
Throat-pony pro-rating the play will
bepvactlcally the rant as that which
characterised former prrrtluctlom.
inn unset-r ‘Msu is
:wm‘md
Fur ". ‘ .,
wknwar htkw
. b
but
If”
aghast-usurious
., . . y , H
,‘i
rm
_ A,
i
, Mayora-
3 ‘llkwb—atbsahoflkelnwv
' ' tourism-turns
“mum-ads»
Hairball-«methane»
the.
d
stigma-Wyatwsadorirlul
Mal-Mini!” w U"0ar
M”wltknunsssartrl¢u,wluy
_ _ South
,..-.
l \.
rwalk
No
mnumnuorm
flahopflumofsonthDakmhfond
oftelllngrtovierslmt himself to illus-
trate tbcpolnt which he playfully makes
thatn manwho livmlrmgonthaplains
comatobsagooddonlof a barbarian
0m.looywofthestcricarm.bnhnd
5. .lnkfortnnonwc catering a'dining
. Moutonmmonnn of‘
t
i
A } yen, dress. , Amlogirtng. he raid.
1‘ ”7.01! kiln}! Wilma Walloonwitll
honour» ely and have gromme-
‘wbat awkward.” ‘
The lady. Him Potter. quickly replied.
“I don't think that. bishop: bull our our
prised at ensuring. that after living so
lougwiththc Indians you shouldn'tbe
better at following up a trail.”
A few evenings later another little af-
fair occurred. the story of which; the
bishop tells as follows:
“i was talking with a charming worn’
an when up came a gentleman who
claimed hsrattention for a moment in
anotherpartof thebouas. Asshswent
awnyshegavomo harlot-and askedmo
tokeepit furher. Shchad hardlygone
before a brother clergyman engaged Inc
inatalk onthe lndiauquestion. 3
“Now. if therein any subject in which
lam more interested than lamintlie
lndian question I can‘t think of it just
now. At any rate. I became absorbed
inmy talk with my friorul. Snddenlyl
was aroused by an inquiry addrnmed to
me in a woman’s voice.
" ‘Where is my ice. bishop? was the
question.
“Upon my word, I had eaten every hit
of it."-New York Times.
Great In from an Accident.
The history of a certain American
family furnishes several examples of a
Theyonngsonof afarmerin almall
town in Massachusetts had his hand
crushed in his father's cider mill, and
being thus unfitted to gain lrislivelihood
byfarmingwas aentinduo timatothe
academy to commence a for
a professional life. lie died a member
of the United States senate.
A boy whohelongcd to another branch
of the same family, in the vicinity of
Boston, cut his knee badly and was long
confined to the house. His had pastor
summed him with Wand perceiving
thathobndauaturalaptitndetorstudy
taught him Latin and finally induced
his parents to send him to college.
'l'heyonngman wasgraduated atflar-
varrl and became a minister of the gas-
pel. Onset hismwasagcneralintbe
army of 1812; another-erred his couno
it! in congress.
Thoma who entered college had six
com who were college situated men. all
prominent in their profession—one a
judge of the superior court of New
Hampshire and another a professor for
forty years in a Xew England college
and eminent as an author.
All this life of «location and useful-
nais. extending through three m
flour. may be said tohavestarted inn
little boy's cutting his leglv You ’I
Companion.
many childish fancier. perhaps none
was so terribleasndreamshehadat
four yoursutl. “l dreamed," she says,
“that we children were taking a walk
with our nurse-maid Out of the public
housetbemcamoastag withprodigions
antlers. Passing the wrap. it crossed
tbaroadtous and modes politehow,
with its head on one ride. andwitha
scrapoof one foot: after which it pointed
with its tom to the public horfl. and
spoke to me, inviting me in. The mid
declined. and turned to go home. Then
came the terrible port.
"By the time we were atour own door
it was dusk. and we went uptheatepa
in the dark; but in the kitchcnit was
bright sunshine. My mother was stand-
ing at the am. breaking sugar, and
Iheliltcdmcupnnd set mointhosun.
and gave me a hit of sugar. Such was
thcdroam which from me with horror!
Who shall say why?” concludes the nar-
rator. limiting back from her strong
minded maturity totbnt vividly rot-cm-
bered childish dream. and utterly an»
able to underntand "what the fright was
about.”-Argoay.
Mun-raging the the of Tobacco.
Profemr Smith. formerly of 80an
college. did not like to have the students
chew tolucco during recitation- and
took effectual means to break up the
paella 1 boy who wmcallsdnpon
to recite one day. mounting to be
ela- nnd chew tobacco during the hour.
Whenever "0mm" noted thin he was
literally main to ask that student a
few qmlhm, and by liming him up
fifteen tomato. or In would manage to
puthimina politics) when In would
either have to nwallowacopiomnmcant
of lobaccoor else choke. Bach vigorous
hint-at had a beneficial flout-Lew-
htou Jamal
A lent w» of Milo. it.
turnbu- te a W foeits
W’s,“ M‘-
flmdfiatvary.
The bill
m
beneficentrenultof disabling accidents. ' '
” o~ChlId'a Dunn. ,
’c .liirt'tneun relates that. of her
W'nrburhammmvm it
Our ml _ m Yen/tame.» * a , _
” ‘ Why? Boconsswebu itgreonin largo "
trash every yogic,
r ,rlwvnthe
o
lie—Will you be mine, please? She——
You will hate to apply to a higher court
than the ”manner: please" Ask papa.
Women are hard to please. If men
are jealous it anger: them, and if they
are not jealous it angers them still more.
If [our New York drummers bpend
up the at Hot liprings for their
ml . pay p.00 a week gwrhoard.m.-
mm!” actors? lull ‘flor incidcn~
tilt, besides lowing 3 92.00 at wker, how
much more will they be out of pocket
tlranif they had bought nix bottles of
Cactus Blood Cure and cured themselves
at home? . ‘
RH. Plainted. the druggist of South
Norwnlk, can tell you all about it.
”whiff“
HILLRIFIn this cildr. Feb. 9. Alva 5.. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wit am Miller. aged 4 )‘fltl’a
and lit months. [17" b‘uncnl Friday after-
noon at : o‘ckxzk, at a) West avenue, South
Norwnlk. Friends invited.
9
— i'l'nylor at Golden.
Real Eslaleand Insurance.
nonunion STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, cum.
anal"
' vvnn'rrm.
\ GIRL or mlddleaged woman in a small
1 family. lnquire 53 South Main srmr.
South horwaik fll Iii
r
B‘OI‘R girls to tea, rn drawn. viking. Apply to
Mrs. l'leet.78eymour Place. South Mr-
Willi. iii [iv
was: girl. all; 1.. night... .1...
Apply u this once. i.- ll
A
’l‘tlmllli'l‘.
Tile hour: corner of Hartford Place nod
South Main Mrcet. ll rooms, rent it}.
Also house No. 53 Woodward avenue. rent ill.
inquire of E. A. “'05: lwarrl.
()Sl lwuse. Kl West street. writer in. rent
81110, one house near Elm Grove store.
water in. newly painted in-i-ze and out. rent
5mm, one houw at Ely'a ka. rent 9211!. An—
ly to John ll. Knapp. 5:: N“e.~l street. Fouth
D
R‘nrwalk. tn) If
f‘ merits. *DVFN loiralitv. Honor-slim April
I Inquire of illiarn ll. Raymond. ut 3T.”—
lor Avenue. 50. Sorwulk. jz: If
HOUSE of seven rovrruxon ! 'e lar street: rent.
$7. Inquire at F. llnyee’ market. North
Main other. jlit tr
FIRST claps horn-e wit firm-idem improve:
, six-ROOM Cottage for small familymn
K rrltt avenue. Modern irnr-rmemvnts.
App! tgt'lmster 1‘. Clark. ll‘ Quinlan] uremic.
Sou horwalk. mil-rt
tll'Sll on Fourth avenue. near corncrcf
Cove street, East Norwalk. Apply in
Jacob H. Layton. nlll if
[‘03 Si LB.
l 06- Kb“ rillln'lilldll'l‘Plit‘zllil‘l'll. 7
. Dill. l’rirréfi, Alillyl’Kk Hug,
Ington street. do. Sorwalk.
F0“ SALE 0!! T0 BENT.
l’si: containing eight rumrrzs, my 1119
. I)
ll residence. it: (in rome- avenue. East Nor
walk. Modern impruvrrnrnt». llouw lit-:Il‘i)
new and in exc lient condition” ltiirn, fruits.
, well of water. ctr. Apply in John
3 Riverside avenue. Ila-t .‘urrwallr.
nmri‘l llr
ll‘i “39h.
fll ll:
M “PRES a
tun-mu firmilv lul'mtlh‘c
llll.l."zjlll.\" lgflh'l
‘ “ in Hum t) reliar e for
inn” “‘H‘ « t'llfilIL'l-llvr in all forum
For ml» r-u-rywlu-rv.
an-lnr l'l..\ IS’I‘l-1I1'>
Drug Strirc.>u..\'ur»ulk.
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A. HILL. Proprietor. Portland. Mr. (I! :im
ISTRII'T t)!" NullWAlK. um. l’llllllA’ll-Z
Court. February :1. .\. II..Im.'.
Estate of Ann- i'inm-gnn. lure of Norwnlk.
in said district. deceived.
Thethmrt of Probate forth» District”! Nor
wnlk.bath limital and allowwl ~ix months from
the date hereof for the rmlltnn of paid entitle
to exhibit their claims for nettle-mum. Tll'r-Q
who neglect to Kflwnl their lkt'l'tlklllla. proper-
ly attested. wit in said time. will he «lrlxtrrwl
a mrwery. All pevmns radehtui tomid estate
ye requested tomukc immediate pa inept Ia
Al'tlli MJml’ Uh.
ft ll Ill Administrator.
lri'f'ltlf'l' 0P Ntlllll'ALleru PROBATE
COURT. February ii. A. l. It‘ll.
Whereas. wrltlrn application has been made
tothis t‘uurt fur adm nintratlnn of thr- fist-Ir
of Ann tlmxlwin. lots of Norwalk. in said
lM-wtduwwd. .
Ordered. That Mill apvllcnlldm hr hoard
nuddotermlnc-l at Ill" l’rv wits ”mm In Nor-
walk. on the l7th day"! l‘elmtarr. Ital. at it
o'clock nfternmruand that public notice tin m
of be run to all persona inrrmml therein by
pubtln tag this order In a news input havlnu. a
gi‘r'culatlon in ammuat least are days
on said day of "it.
MM WOODWARI).
Jmlre.
music: mus‘icx' "
murmur nnd im'uw oncusmu.
. r . Indium" of Mms'n mm-
mehuter. h‘. \’.. and Mr. WJ.
—tnowu cornct allots" In“!
I I" now W I'll h I f
lira-d Consort and Dam on
bretrw of ten or.
lists more or Iran in desired). tlmtnmrn unt~
forms a In Gilmore. whbl'! more to stir ,
about address. If. f‘urmak or
m
Liltylflvllululmubtfln. N. Y. Olin
For Sale.
BE 33%. .W'ndmdt
rim-Wrocmw-
fit it
The leading fish market of the
city is at
llllNT it ZELIIFF’S
34 Wisnrnoron Soccer 34.
There you can always find the
Meat fish to he had. Six
hundred barrels of fresh weak
llahdnst caught, will be here for
WM ' Ahoallns lotof
,. mall’s
"we have all the numerous varieties, also Hacker’s
superlative flour, by the bag or barrel.
. A SEEQIAL. BARGAIN m cannons. ,
Outbound titteahd buy. We‘receive large quantities of now
goods every any. All tirsbclass and pure. ‘ v
Charles E. Seymour,
unnatural srnrrr, sum moment.
35%;“. I
E
$5
g.
conimdnltyibat Hector"
4
magma.
Fair and Emenammenl
“no children of the Uoumgatlo church
wlll hold a fair and entertainment a the real-
dence of Mrs. L El. Keep. i lv'nlrlleld avenue,
Wednesday, Feb. Ill
Fronts tannin the afternoon. and t to 10 in
the evening The mceeda will he lied
towards the debt of titre church. .pp
inner and usrrm taunts
Will been sale.
lumissin" lnclndlr‘rlg ice
(-
rerun an coke.
music Hill, scum putrid."
SATURDAY. Feb. 13
till. FRANK [Strains
BflfllllWll THEATRE comm,
FROM NE“? YORK ClTl’.
in the Romantic Drama by ARCHIBALD C.
HUNTER,
MR. BARNES
NEW Yllllli.
ORIGINAL SCEXERY.
ELABORATE COSTUMES.
lSTERl-ISTIXG MECHAKICAL EFFECTS.
A GRAND AND ORIGINAL PRODUCTION.
PRICES. SLED, 15. 50, 35.
music HALL. sum scrum.
ONLY APPEARASVB THIS SPANK".
TUESDAY. FEB. l6,
LEW
Dockstader’i
mrNST'RELs.
nannv .r. (murmur.
A superb company of comedians.
A cultured hand of vocalists.
MA RAGE".
> A multrrndn or notable speciirli-ts.
Refined minitrelsy and its greatest victory-
DOCKSJ'ADER
OUR PRESIDENT.
"UI'NH ’l'mi'lill."
llis oriuimil ('Tt‘llfl‘lll. and hear him 4m:
"1 ASKED TO BE I'IXLIL'SED."
Don't mix-K
MclNTYRE & HEITH'S
l'prrm‘rivusly Funny Ethiopian Farm} l‘omwly,
H
Nlllfl PUNCH Be lEllN.
’fili‘l‘IS - » 3?. 503ml 75 cPIiIs
Rl‘wft’cd ht'ltl‘ nr llnyr's mnt lircgory‘s drug
Plilrt‘i".
Buriiiu’s
Thursday. Feb. ll.
H. D Smir‘w woulc nml rcnli~li.- prmlm'n'un nf'
Iln- hon-t .tmcrmm g-lmrm [or commit
yr: th’lllt'll,
i Blflllll (ll MDNEY.
liy Herbert llull \‘viD‘IIIW.‘fllllilllt nf "Knotty
Affair," ctc. Prices 25.. in. In and '25 l‘t'DlIl.
Friday and lioturday. Feb. I: mul Ill,
llrnn-l hintlnw Friday and Saturday. l‘arc’
wella annm riortontuuruf
dropout" Arm-rim.
The human phorwrraph
. ”SCAN MINNIE.
Mann vrr lint-hell and Wr-lln giro cmlrr- ul’lnw
m1— ptn of Friday‘s wallow in llrlil sport
Ilrphau Asylum. l’llcrn l5 and r.
A low rcwrverl not» filrcrtts.
lift and Accident Insurance.
Humanity of llJt'
42d ANNUAL S'l‘A'l'EMF‘N'l‘
or the
Ema Life Insurance 80..
0F llilTFilIll, Bllllll..
JANUARY l. l8”.
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laurel Aunt. Nam Dillon.
lttllllIM mum
is um our men,
mssm rum ram 10mm.
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mos--
I'mnlnrn receipts In Ian. mix.“
interest receipts In in». MI
Total receipt-dorm the year. '33. it
Dinbtltr'serneolah to pr; Icy maiden. ”WWI
one or r . -.
would“? ‘ zinc:
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