W Ali’s Drug Store, 43 WashiII-Iun SI. ill BBIIBBISTS Sill IT. (3;; 'i - .V r TIEIB TlIE Fllllll'lllll: Gnome B. m, Dear Sir—Know- ing the formula from which Pluisted‘s Cough Remedy is prepared, we certify that the medicines of which it is com- pmed areof recognized utility for throat and lung troubles. and that it contains no opium or other poisonous or injurious amas- C. 8. Hunter. ll. D., Norwallt. Wm. M. D.. “ Dun-n G. RMcGomIL, M. D., WmC.Bcnn, Jn, M. 1)., So. Norwnlk. s. / s; W. 3. Tom), M. 13., Bid id. “Y C. mun, M, .West Some-r. ville,MaIs. lllXATfllllll' What Is it? ltlanata paint metre-Jim elegitlmate msdirfinclmtafaiagavavy large percentage olthuhlgheetgredeuf red Peruvlan hark so wmmwfll known remulieeae Iotdrsnenesftlnianat dallgbtfttl’l‘oules that Windows. it is a positive cure for that all-goes feeling. that suffer!- from npsuaunproeutnoddtciudo- 7 uddisorders that makem nkind lilac. Ttlsa remedy for all the diseases and Mammal makeyou feel so week. A Tbuiethatiuvlgorates and builds up. Auer vluethatsuuthes and strengthens. it is well knuwnthst sluggiabiiver is the liver in elude unsure-mo slowly and I. molunghcforeitispassedforwardinto WWLoxatonlk Millet it is immediately absorbed and omens-the elrr ulellon. tlareby strengthlug barmaid bloodvvssals of the organsof digestion. and removing nil congestion and sluggishcoelltlonsotthesawsaaa Aakyour 'l'llE EVENING SENTIllliL “351m nomad. more out w. ' All: watghlnwwm emf-Junta. Ass-surname 'i mmwumromm. .‘ mmmwuuum Tm "monument-Inseam“ mythsyarcadvvrthedr South Nurwalk—B. 15%me “few 15% “mm Bl WAue-cmm habla Bell. Evam B. ”W immvel. Mr. Tom Alumna. Anna I: Norwalk—Alr. Walter Collar. Michael Hill. Mary Nelson. Mrs. Cornelius Sheridan. East Norwalk—Mlsa Mable Yuuus liulatun Almanac intro-marrow. Sun Rises Bonnets iflkh'l‘ldel law Tldi at 6:49 at“ . men at 5:62 flew fork Herald Went-arm Inthts district today considerably colder. clear weather andhrlak tofresh uorthwesterly winds will probably prevail. followed by a slight rue or twuperature. On Sunday fair to partly cloudy weatherand southerly to ensl- erly winds will prahably prevail. followed by snow and increasing stormineea at night with thaadvanceof the Dakota storm center. and on Monday partly cloudy, warmer weather preceded by snow or rain and followed by sales oi the coasts. SUNDAY SERVICES- Preachers and Their Thomas In Norwalk Churches Truss-row. 80m Noawm unionist. Wat avenue. near Garner. Rev. B. E. Burma, pastor. Preaching. toms. m. and 7:0) p. m.: Sunday- scboul. l2m.; young people's meeflnmtdllnm. Pastor will preach in the morning and Rev lithe Bartholow in the evening. Son'rn chwau Bnmsr. West nvenue. near Pine street. Rev. Archibald Wheaton. pastor. Preaching. 1M!) a. In. end 711) p. m.; Sunday school.12rn.: Y. P. s. C. I; prayer meeting.li p. m. Rev. C. A. Plddock. D. 1).. of Hartford. will preach. Morning subject. "The Music of Heaven." Evening subject. "A Talk to Young Men.” 80m Nonwau Continuation“. West avenue and West streets. So settled pastor. Servicu 10.1); m. and tall) p. m.: Sure day school. I: m.; young people's meeting. drill p. m. Subject. "Gail‘s Pmise of Forgive- ness." Rev. Joseph B. Holden. of Cleveland. 0.. will preach. 'rnnvI-rv temporal. West street and Fur. lield avenue. South Norwalk. Rev. Olin Hal- lock. rector. Septuageeima Sunday. Morning Prayer. Litanysnd sermon at 10:2!) a. m. Even- ine Pram and sermon at ': p. m. Soswaut Banter. East avenue. opposite Green. Rev. F. )1. Robbins. pastor. tier. vices. Me. m. and Til) p. In; Sunday school. is on; young people's meeting, 6:31 p. In. Morning subject. “Why! Became a Baptist." Evening subject. "From Forge to Pulpit " Konwann Museum. West and Mature. nnes. Rev. George Van Alstyne. l). D. pastrrr. Services 101.!) a In. and 7:1!) p. In; Sunday school. I: m.; Epworth lemme meeting. Imp. In. Morning subject, "The Wonderful lave of Christ.” Evening subject, "Spurgmnwtbe Men and His Tabernacle.” Nonwsu Cosouma'noxar. corner Park and Lewis streets. Rev. '1'. K. Noble. D. 1).. pastor. Services at mu a. m. and 7:3) p. m.; Y.P.S.C.E.meetlng.wp. In. Rev.Dr. J. A. flamilwmaformerpastorofthechnnh will occupy the pulpit both mornlnvt evening. or. Plums Emmi. Church street. om site the Green. Norwalk. Rev. 8.1'. Graham. rector. Divine service. with sermon. Ira am.; Sunday school. I: at ; Divine service. with ser- mon. me p. m. Morning snbject."L'p from the Wilderness.” Evening subject. ”Studies of the Church—The Church Service" continued. (truce Enscorav. Delden avenue and CT!!! street Korwalk. Rev. 8. fl. Watkins. rector. Septuageslm-Bunday. Morning Prayer. Lit- eny and sermon. Ion)... m.: Sunday about. is m.; Evening Prayer and sermon. 7:1! p. In. The rector will preach. liner Avenue Mmonrsr. near VanZandt avenue. East Norwelk. Rev. c. It. hemp.- tor. momma-m. and'flbp. rm; Bun- day school. i: m.; young people's meeting ea) 9- to. Anna Commas. \‘enZandI avenue. East Norwalk. Rev. ii. if. ml". pastor. Preach. ingJWLmJnd 7-3 p. on: Sunday school I: m.:prayerandprelaessrvica. tapas. Eur Noawau Small Condensation“. Riverside avenue. llev. Oscerhlndegren. pas- tor. Services at Ma. rs. and In“... lieu- duy nchnul. datum. anniagsuhjm.“l Know ThyWurka. That Thou art Neither Oold nnv Bot." Ironing subject. “Go YeAhu Into the Vineyard.” mummmmmwm hate lrsrsowoou lime Gnarls. lly avvaae. asnul furtherelamlmtuml I l H elk. I! I l I “In: PREPARIDBY Warmtflfim. labia-rum ,, are lgrltla“~ 11.11.. Wedesday I. BJTIllflI, I2 'Itll'fitfllfl. evening um. ”Relating the was It... arsoronsrum '9 "4mm“ “MILLWMWM arenas B. A. BBEBBBY 8!. in “WNW .. m” p, m. arm‘l‘gua:mfi lllghlase. nadir-M's. Aorwalk. was: llo! Ye lover dguod'l‘ea. Bus yunmaycomeend “but. Ihswasalovsvofgnod l-htiflmlasnbeboughncamsageln usanrsvnn Claret. Church street. sear 'l‘e.ylorevenae Busdayschooluanrs. Yum Man’s Cama- Am Bibliclematlnmausgssrvlcaattnn. Arman Inputs: MIL. liens “Man.” Rev. ‘1. mm. pier. Ilsrvlsss at are. and rig-4m MMnuY.l.C.A.-ssrleg.tam. mnmllanwrflecsammletamm ”Myrna-Immune. ‘fldfld: “lbsvehuntsdthistuwnover hubs audia no place In i; Praise Iarvlesa at”a.m.:t’.l’.c.h.l.et nun. ’t‘kapemsn lav. [.mw. Feels “NW “NW“ What that-apleuf outfit! enlist-g audit-vies. Mr. andlfrsJohu ll. Peninof Bey- viewevsnuearslnwewYoI-k. 'lhe Fakddd county Sunday-school gun‘Bnpcrinhudout’s Union will meet in “Greenwich next Monday. The regular monthly meeting of the Building and Loan Association will be held next Tuesdey evening. ThebargeWesp arrivedstWilnon ', Point to-day, with a thousand tons of Pocahontas oonl for J. H. Ferris. Gillespie Brothers. publishers of the Stamford Advocate, will start II daily paper in that place on March lat. ~lngrnin wall paper at ‘ (iorhum‘s. East Norwnlk. Anupvightengluefor tbehat factory of J. C. Wilson tCo..arrived by the populist City of Norwalk last night. mm II. Reed. vioopreaident or In. Consolidated road. died at 2 o'clock this morning at his home in New Haven. Iiuooln Council. 0. U. A. A" worked the first degree on seven candidates and themed degreerm twoeandidates last evening. At the meeting of the independent Social club Monday evening Theodore Olsen. Jv.. Imd Benoit Dreyfuas will he Rev. C.'Brukmeier will preach in the lecture-hall nt 87 Chestnut street, Io- mor'row. Services and Sunday school at the usual time. TheWmhingtonglub. L. L. A.. will meet inthe SonsVlrf Temperance Hall. South Iain street. Tuesday evening. at 7:00 o'clock. _‘ , ....w The Denlmry Elks have already ar- lunged for u Fourth of July excursion to Coney Island over the. new route. vie Wilson Point'and Oyster Bay. ——During February we will give: re- duction of 50 cents perpuir on all our 35. H, 83.50, All and $.50 shoes. These lines of shoes are well known. No humbug about this ofler. A. H. Hoyt & Son. 37 Wall skeet. Norwnlk. A antitrust will be at Germaine Ball tonight. remaining until Monday night. to supply costumes for the annual ball of the flermnnie Smngevbund. Don't rattler from Dyspepsia! Dr. Richardson's Celery. Coheb. Chamomile and Ginger Dyspepsia Powders cure all uni Stomach troubles. Askfordc.eudlllc. sample. The Dramatic club will repent Deni- son‘s wo-act drama. "The Dang" Sig» ual.“ m thdr hall on the bridge Tuesday evsniIg. Thedrama wu pesenwd some weeks ago to II very large audience and gave good satifaotiom ArthurBJ’beile, tremorerofSherm-I Cmn‘w. Royal Area-um. has received from the Supreme Council a check for 03,000, payable to In. Minnie D. Boothv widowofthelateflnbert ll. Booth,who we! a member of the council. Mi. 01ers Taylor's friends gave her a surpliseathcrhomecnlloytstreetdut wetting. Theyonug folkshad a merry Time from nine o’clock until eleven. when they departed for their homes. Bl:- Tsylor rer-eived many handsome Willa. w ~Pickled tongues. pickled my feet and pickled tripe,” Smith's Washington market. Anewtime table willgolntueflectou the Danbury and Ncrwelk division of theflouaatonicroadoulonday. There willbenochanguiutbelocalpusngev mice. ‘l'behstsrn Shireliuevesti. buledtralmwlllhechaugsd audsorne Mduum “W on... theflnesetoniorallroadwenttomhon Pointyestwdaynndtbapmpertyrhue wsslookedover. ltlsrepurtedongood authoritythateneateraiouoftheroad will be built from Winona to Boron Point. Theminthatvlelultybea besnriesntlysurveyvd. onwmrmmr. andA.I.,wlllgo hwmtmm mm, in unenecticuwlth'lwupislndgmheywfll , bitbupufDelewaIe.0meralGrandPru- late or them lamb-s or ouwsdlufiassMIomu mmmuwnm.m ‘l‘hsenenelmsstiugoftllesmekheld- MET. HuytaadW. F.“- J. n. ._ .. *3 p CharlafifihJohumf BM Ii'vsrsrig “mum l .- Aspecielcercontainiugtheoiliclalsot‘ “hawmmu’ .. M “w... w-.-..» _... .. NGI'AIII em a linear 'Wor III-u ru- up “flaw". “WallaceTsch-mflott Borough Engineer 0. N. Wood.“ I Ivonne. Bastavnmblllwlthlben‘lp. beryl-puncture!" daysiu rm Uni My..." ,‘I’Um :mcag‘, mwmwmuuma coveriugfromasevereattackofthefrip. NiceJohnH. Germlcy -....___ At the ll o'clock temperance service in llev.C.lf.Pegg will addrms the Y.\ ”the First Baptist Church. tomorrow, M.C.A.atthesons service to-rrmvrow sf Pastor Robbins will preach on ”The ”m , slavery of Drink. " in the owning." _lleesonahle prices "I'm" depotm closeoftheservico. there will be restaurant. baptism. lira. William ‘11. Brown. of Wilton avenue. has contracted a severe cold end is quite ill. Philip Knapp. of the firm of Crofut & Knapp. lainWesteI-n New York on a busiuem trip. __ .Mr. ‘and Mrs. J. 'l‘. Prowitt gave a whist party at their Union Park resi— dence. last evening. The donated supper of the Calvary m churcb.advertisedTor menu. ha been postponed. owing toaslmiler supper advertised sincebythehil. E. churcbfortbefld. 'l‘icketsaoldfortbe kph-tauppereugooduntilrwed. Dr.A. H. Beldwiuaeksus toaeythat theoredit of amputating Henry Dickin— son's leg, mentioned in Tn; Sm belongs to the WM Hospital suthotitisu. The doctor went overto witness the operation a Dickinson was his pullout. The regular meeting of the Children ofhfarywillbeheld intbeperochinl school Sunday afternoon. C. B. Coolidge left town early yester- day morning for Philadelphia to try and jndm a manufacturing concern to lo- tall in the Olmstaed foundry buildings on Mechanic street. George C. Lock- vood accompanied Ir. Coolidge. They returned last evening. the manufacturer tot being quite ready to make any moves. 'Clinton Commandery. K T.. will meet in the Masonic building Sunday evening at 6 o'clock. to attendservioes at Bernard llch of Plattaville are one who had a paralytic strokeasbort time ago. still lies in a critical condition. ——Dont mks the We eels at the South Norwelk Boston Stave. 88 Washington street. ‘1 W Merrill. brother of Fred Merrill. leadsrofthuAmerlcustlfesnddrumoorps bummed here from thewcraonasbort visit. A___..__ Louis norm has returned from New Jersey. where he went to look after his stolen bicycle. He discovered a clue to the whereabouts of the man who pur- (boned the machine. but later was dis- appointed by finding that be had moved to Pennsylvania. Emmet Austin and son have corn- menced manufacturing a new coffee groundeaviugdeviee and will put them on the market in a few days. Tbearti' cleiansmall bag hung on ewire rim which fits into-the pot and holdsthe coffee. but allows the water to circulate will be addressed by Bl. Rev. Dr. Colemau.Bisbop of the Episcopal Dir) teseof Delaware. Dr. (Hanan will be the guest of the rector. Rev. ll. 3'. Wayne. who '8 an old classmate and lflendofhis. His lecture to the Com- and"; will hedevoted exclusively to ifsarmry. Knights Template from Westport and Bridgeport will she be pvuent. _______ Anelarmoffireseutoutfrova boszt. cuvuerof Bolder: avenueand Park place. caused cornidevable excitement about I freely 8 “L...— ofclock this morning. as it was reported -—-i0 lbs. pure lard for 81. at Smith‘s that the Union lills were on fire. The Washington market. department started for the mills. what itwns learned that the tire was located ll the chimney of a house on Springhill, owned by Mathias Sturm. By the time the mmpenia arrived the tire had been extinguinbrvl by Ed. Buckman and John Greenwood. two young men who were near when the tire was first discovered. 'l'ls-rvwnsno damage. as the fire was confined to the chimney. The cmnpuuies bl! considerable dimculty in dragging tbvir heavy machines up the hill. p Owing tosome misunderstanding with his creditors. Charles 1.. Werner has again been obliged to chine his Main street confectionery store. He will va- cate the nominee. but do. not know at Mt what he will do. although it is probalie that be will start ”magma under his wife's name. At St. Mary's church. Sunday, the bane of marriage were published for the first time bet-realignnuflynn end John Ford. The bride-elect is s South Norwalk belle while Mr. Ford re» sides in Dsnbury.and isan engineer on thoD.sndN.dlviaiouoftheBousstouic 0T“ "I! "VII. low-all. GyruaP. ilauford, of Danbury. is the guest of his brother D. L. Bastard. lapleaveune. __ )lrn David Stone and daughter Ella. of Bridgeport. hve been v'aiting Mrs. diaries J. Dann. Henry Hit waseurpvisedet hishome Dr. Lindsley, secretary of the state lxnenlofhralth.hasiuuedeeircularto the town clerkeof the slate asking for the names of the physicians who are negligent in returning certificates of last eveuln ’ III!!! number 0‘ “"h H” ‘1' u” ”in“ m” 0' "'° fileuds. Gesmezyvoculandiuatrumental state isextremelylow. and that this i'iraualc wmindukudtmalldthcm duetotlna "WW 3' "‘0' waspawedinaplemeutmesmer. passetosacureanenforcementofthe _.__.... lawforoneyearatleast. Thencwdepotiu WWW “W” lliarspwtedtbatitwillbeoceupied in Rev (v V-nMstrnc- D D WW 0' I" weeks. Thereicsrlyoueruumin tlvehuvwalk Methodist church haslor “w thatis pm man, there hing sometimebeeuoollectingmaterielfova ,. only for about a duel! parrot!!- miudfiundsr «wins low-m on ticketodicvoccupiesouecornerof church history. The subjects selected. “mom,“ who a stove is put in subjecttosomepo-iblsmodilicaticnm ,- asfollowa: l. The Introduction of , Christianity lutoliuglandand its Visit situdesfortheilrst that-Id years. 3.. Rome. Henry VIII and the Anglicen‘ Church. A. Thellimbnd inducer-so” Ir. and Ira. 8. Wallace Osborn gave tunaudflistory. 7.A8picymapter fmmrhsscmwhatrecer‘filstcrycnhe “WWW 5’ mvmmnsum “WWW NJ. WormunwemibWW-M'I'W rotunda“. beautifully -—-——-—- .eideguodieawhiebwerehesrtily ‘wmmmmnos . of. “thawing?“ moron-hum Orv-unsun- ”mmpflmw ”mums-ms. Ibceeilr 0..me Maharishi-sateen aflwuryabuetuuht-wfleh Ir. ills wig. * winners-mugging” .umswq. MAIN“ m.lr.%vvtrhrahtivsain1hnytuwa um.th mam gammy. smash-Mburbw W.orusvlm.vso mob-Irwtksymkfcrit. lama: militias-stimuli. mummies-rerun“ Chriet church. Westpmt. where they . Inamw’dtbobaylalfiin willhardly burno- fuv anything DBAIATIC Militia. vac-rum latturs ls wares mania-g People will so lateness Frank W. Banger s Broadway Theatre ‘.mwrvlllsppmsi llnaic Hilly» tin tberomautlc drama "Mr BavuaofNewYovk" Itwillbealocnl Wormtofnolittle note. which pvornisbstobringontslsrgeendlence LewDuckstedev, tbefamons miustIeI comedian,willheseeninflusic Hell next Tuesday evening. TbeDockstader min- strels have drawn large audiences all over the cmmtry because they gin a good clean show. The programme is not too long or monotonous. and the specialticsarenmstofthemnovel. llereweprcsentagoodcutof Doubled- or as "Misfits," which in perhaps one of the strongest single specialties known to miostrelsy. it was as "Misfits" that the. merry law's great laughter provoking powers were first recgonizcd. nudtbough that was years ago. he still retains the big black suit for his single number in the programme, but every season intro- duces a new budget of songs and stories. Ill“ AND THERE. The Important lows of the State cave-rem In a (roads-sod Iona. Mrs. Frances Brow. a \Vinsted lady who has made many generous gifts to the town. has recently donated a fund to supply electric lights for the town. one of which is tobeerectedontheepexof the new soldiers‘ monument, to the cost of which shewutributed a large amount. The new bridp of the Consolidated road over Shaw'aCovu at New [ondon will be opened sunday. The west bound ‘1’iiltf4lge”willbe the first regular to pan over it. Pau'iek Bough. a tramstev. was struck by a train at the Gluten avenue crossing Bridgeport last evening end killed. The horse that the unfortunate man was driving was she killed. John 8. Person of Unionville. issuing In: Gouge S. Jarvimf Hartford. and Dr. King. of L'uiunville. for malpractice in setting his broken legit. and leys his damages at $15,000. A couple of swindlcrs are working the smalltownstbrougb tbestate. They go from bouaerohouae leaving-mpIebottla of perfumery worth a nickel. The next day they return and ifthebottlebasbeen opened demand 25c in payment for the In. Welter“. Root. vn'feoftheown- Tuttle of tieymour through her com-d. Judge Hunger of Ausonia. and has plac- edauattacbmeutfovflmoupouthedev fendent’s property. a Dead luat's‘llnut. Ashovt time ago the lercbants'lie- hiatudatudtheentinlettevwascuuck— limit-glib sweep-W myrrtesafto-fiauathofl’nneem I'm W “atlas use anus-w uon. III museum-ammo her means.” « “law machete yea gstseepnstal eardr' * ~ were, will preach a Masonic sermon. - mstism: inthe 3d the mother under n croftbelilmirty stables New Haven. "W A SPECIAL BARGAIN IA ORAAGES. Oomeandtlltoandbuy Worooeivelerge \og goodseverydey. An-dmlnssendpum W 1”" Charles E Seymour, 33 VISITIIBTBI BTIEET. CWT" lBIWIll.r .. 2.x.sippeueysdnunguumne- Utopia works. H " thbweekwitb immune. ‘ SATUBQPAY Feb.- l 3 TholiolmniawAmerIceu gin-siloqu m are booked for Netmnal Ball next W ' salami: A THEATRE m. "sleek. The library association are to gives PROM m YORK cmr. in the Romantic Drama by Alumna“) c, III-y. entitled mu Folks.” in National convex, Hell. on the evening of the 22d. Rumor says that Edwin A. Beers will about March 1 go in partnership with his brothers, H. S. and R. 0. Beers. . ORIGIVAL scrum ILABOXA'I'I commas. Mr. Carpenter and Miss Edith Carpen— INTIREDTTNG MECHASICAL urns-rs. ter, of Valhalla. N. Y.. are visiting at A (iRAxD ASD ORIGISAL PRODUCTION. the residence of Rev. B. A. Wayne. James H. Phipps. of New York city.ts is PRICES. $l'.llB,15,’51l, 35. suslc um, 30qu Intent: about to erect a large summer hotel at our amuse: nus euros. Greeua Perms. The main building will TU ESDAY. F EB. l 6, be llll feet by“ feet. with two wings. 40 LE W Backstader’i The buildingan completed will beone MINSTRELS. of the finest along the sound. I! ARR! J. on gnm Rev. C. M. Belleck. of Norwalk, will officiate at Memorial church Sunday A superb com aroma} A cuitiE‘é hegd of race ts. morning. The service in the evening specialism “5m victory. will be omitted to allow those who wish todo so to attend Christ church, where the Right Rev. Bishop Coleman, of Dela- ”flagella alformon elder With 8 wives hildren. should on visiting his dilferent families. find in the let two children with scrofulous sore eyes and the complaining of lumhego; in tbaecond s buby troubled with milk crustauda llvyeerold boy with rheu- doetor'scare for erysipelas and a girl with dropsy: in the 4th his favorite wife marred by eczemaon the face, and a ll- year-old boy annoyed by constipation; in the 6th a scrofolus child with a couple of tumors on its neck and a pooreppetite; in the 6th the wife very bilious and In: children shaking with the chills: in the 7th his better half down with female trouble. and in the 8th the hired man troubled with that lived feeling and hi wife suffering with causrrh. What would be the duty of the elder ? is R. H. Pluisted of South Norwalk Refined minstrelsymuazé DOCKSTADER OUR PRESIDENT. "mum 1W. ills original rrvnrlon. and hearhim slug ' I ASKEDTOBE KXCUSED.” selh Cactus Blood Cure you can inquire ”‘75" mi” . of him. I WIHSIIJTIEI HEAT" 8 _-- ., pm i y nny tbiopianfamComady. Taler at Golden. ”1“"qu ppm ”9 [my " Real Estate and Insurance ' ' a“ 5"“ 7...... RISES ed ' “0er mar Hoyt sand Wading VlSlllIBTllll STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CUNN. anfltf _. 1113...- llnisn Gospel Temperance leicrsI Association dramatic lllslI \‘iill present 1‘. s. Denim: drama. in two acts. entit THE BANBEB SlBNAl in their hall on the Washington St. bridge. Tuesday Evening. Feb. I 6 At night o'clock. Ann he of la! aunngi‘uinyfi" risewillbelntmimd Admission. l 5 Cents Bllllllllll BBIBBEPBIIT TIIflTIlE. “mutiny. Vela II. E. D. Starr's neat-,- uud realistic miner the Heat American emwntmiyua ed “Hm in. lBlBBElBFIBIET. By Herbert “all Winslow. author of ”linen Adel 1. etc. Mummflaadm I 'waxveu. ‘ tiiitl. or middle egv-d woman in asmall family Inquire 8! South )lein street \'.orwnlk ‘01 it girls to learn dressmakf AW—V l to PmMMn. Fleck? Seymour lilaezgn‘out twain:- 1‘0 pm. He house comer of Hanford Place and ~ionth Alain street. it runs. rent m Also [music No. 65 Woodwerd avenue. rent ill. Inquire or E. A W.oodwanl lift house. 56 Osborne avenue. East Vor- walk. of two doors. iromnseaehaent SI‘ and 99. water in. Second floor. 5t thahorne avenue. inflame. rent water in. Apply to John Tryon. 3'- Rivers de avenue. fliit ‘l’ Ill lllillllllll cllll Blilllllllll mm Til run. The two elegant stores. with well lighted basements in the new building of the tiar- walk club. wIll be ready for oecn y on or before April I These stores will rented or leased for a term of years on very flammable terms luv any good bust nus. For further particulars inquire of flit! litA POLL FAB! now occupied by Mr A. W. Taylor. Ten minutes walk from Der-ten. Iarm mnaists of four acren. (nerd house of five rooms. barn. Flugardenwith aspen. “bed. tin great variety. Houses for chirkeufi. Bent CBpermnnth. A l the premises. dilly“ ON! home. It Wat street water in. rent All.» one bones near [Tm (trove stove. water in. newly painted inside and nut. rent .nne house at Ely .9 Neck. rent $71!). An- lrirlay endlelasiay. l'vbtflsavl It. Grand Matinee Friday and Saturday. Parr— ! to fihn ll. Knapp. If: West street.'tlou'th well W‘éoknlmr M .orw ““ ' ...-.. ,. Maw ”I.-- The km W. A” "W class him. with modern lmpm MI ”Fm“? localit. Theses-Mm I. Inquirwof mud “a . m m. lor avenue.So. imff M rhueellaaiWclb tin mm gives» gru- Orphan Asylum. Pris-aloud 0L suveareoms Coder “of on street nut. lsaats airs at 7. great“ flayss' markflzot. , ., SIX-R00! Cottage for small family. on Barri" avenue. Modern improvements Appl toClaesterF .L‘lark. “Quintard nevapue. “cease. Hume: o: Fourth “$an corner-at one not. last orw . Jeuub I. lash. ul'd' "I “All”. In MWng'E-i: ' ~Now Pound old Price ington street. Io. Nerwatk you one on sinner. BEST Wmmmg- H %@m m mamfirm... We. mmlmrn" lantern? Ublflmm Malibu Ira Assent. suntan Immigration. «mitt. JANUARY 1. I". MUSIC! MUSIC! Wmf‘m'? 55am; mm» *' ll IlllTI Ill! "IEET,
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