III]; EVENING scrum. ”
, p , IIIIIFAGTIIIEII IT
* I'larsted’s Drug Store.
43 Washinvtoir St.
111 nitrous stII IT.
7;"? ..
4544 THE FIIlllllIIIIG:
Gannon B. “51111.02!" Sir: —-Kuow—
ingtho formula from which Plaisted'a
Cttuglt Remedy is prepared, \vo certify
a...» medicines of which it is com-
ptmd are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
‘ no opium or other poisonous or injurious
drugs-
0. 8. MURRAY. M. D., Norwalk.
Duran Hrrcncoca. M. 1)., “
5b
6. It. licGoanoaL, M. 1).,
WI. 0. Bonus, .13., M D.. So Norwalk.
0. G. Bowman, M. D.
at}. W. Bumble-nu. 1).. -‘
H. Hmomoan, M. 1)., Stamford.
’B. L. Boaaxsaztn M. D.,
w. 3. 10mm DRidgefield
l m C. CLARKE, M 1).. 11 est Somer-
yille. Mass.
IIIXATIIIIIII!
What is it?
‘ 1t [Etta patent arr-tron. hat a legitimate
“kiln. containing a very large percentage
I! grade»! red Peruvian bark so
on with other well known remedies»
tofurut one of the moat delightful Tonics that
Wand cum. It is a positive cure for
mm} feeling. that mflerinl from
' It puts a m to an the delicate do-
and dlmrdcns that make to» nklnd
m. It b a route-1y for all the flit-2W and
that make)“ feel so wrak. A
MM torturous and builds up. A turr-
mm and strengthens It in well
“mlhaflt llver la the liver In
thebluodcirealatutoo slowly and re-
”would": it 1.9 M forward into
13:.” mm lohaluleal Loxatonlk“
mthlltltlmtuedhtdt‘ahrmbsdand
«thanks aluminum. thereby limiting
themanrtbbadvmtt of the oral-mot
Mina. and marina ail taxation and
, “maroon...“ Auk rottr
” mum-fluke motherlut
,‘fldhkfwtmhaojuntanmod.
MARIE)“
4.4. 411114". '2 Vuh’m 8t.
.5130 FOR 8A1}: AT
8. A. IiIlEIiIIIlY ll. 00.,
Norwallt.
I Papers
Wollrltr M to inspect the
test Stuck
(I?
.7... L. .
than convert, a... and W
.77....» 7.. .77....
mm whiz“ .‘montbs. Pé‘ml: Inmatha.
rug-r: Item. 49.3.3
.3... York [let-Id Weather Forecasts.
In this district todaycloadr to partly cloudy
weathar will prevail. with undecided temper
atnrephaumanowwnlnaadfreehto brisk
unable I’lltdfl. followed by chariot. colder
weather. On Tuesday colder. fair weather
arid Wok to frooh northwesterly winds will
probably prevail. and on Wednesday fair
weather with a rise bf temperature.
.7777...— .7 . 77777777,.
. Amount of Dystara laportud- to Europa
for the Week Ending row 13, 18”.
mart mIrr It strum
Adriatic Liverpool
l' mbrin “ 1M1
Siberian Glasgow 3)
Total 21.2!)
soanI Irzottvraur.~
What the People of Our (:11: are Doing
all Saying.
Charles A. Knapp, of West atroet, is in
Southern Pines, N. (3., for the balance of
the winter.
Miss Ida Hutchinson, of New York, is
rinsing her grandmother, Mrs. Kate
Day, 34 Chestnut street.
Among the recent arrivals for Ray-
mond Brothers' Is one car of hay. one car
of oats and one car of wood. ‘
Tbc New England Order of Protection
Will have. an entertainment in their hall,
102 Washington street, Thursday evenv
ing. February 25.
Are you constipated? Dr. Richardson’s
Cascara, Rhubarb and Senna Anti-Con-
stipation Powders cure Constipation and
Liver Complaints. Ask for lie. or 10c.
sample.
Complaint is made that several notor-
ious characters enter the vacant signal
tower at Springwood nearly every night
and make life hideous to the peoplc liv-
ing in that locality.
—Rmonable prices at 11.111th dcpot
restaurant.
Crofut 8r Knapp are having titles of
galvanized iron placed over the “singers"
in the finishing room at their factory, in
place of the wooden ones,whicb weregrct
on tire by a spark and partially burned
last Friday.
The Bridgeport Prose club and invited
gucsts will extend to Charles l‘robmrm's
"Jane" a reception at the club rooms, in
“Trader's building, this evening at 10:30
o'clock. Tut: Stomach reporters lum-
been invited to be lament.
Among the list of excellent entertain-
ments-I offered this week is the elevcutb
annual nimuptcradc ball of the (lormnnia
Srrngerbund at Germania Hall this overt-
iIIg. The number of tickets already sold
mourns a very large attendancc.
That the pmsentntion of "The Danger
Signal" in the U. G. 'l'. R. hall tomorrow
evening will bcabig success is a fore-
gone conclusion. Specialties will be in
troduccrl during the play and “Little
Dot" will again entertain with her gram»
ful dancing.
Dunlick Alt-Gill wan turned over to
Otliccr Conley by the conductor of the
train due here at 1:10 thin morning.
charged with evading his fare from New
York. This morning Justice Town-
iined bimii'rand costs. Not having the
the money be was committed to the
county jail.
hunt is not far away and torrid gaietioa
and entertainments will crowd thick and
fast from now on. The Minion Circle of
Trinity church will hold a Inchble
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Olin llaliock, which promises» take the
lead among the many successful all-In
given by the church this lemon.
~Hcklrd pickled [119' feet
and pickled mflmIth'eWashiug‘toa
market.
Rev. Jtnrpltll. Seldom of Cleveland,
0.,ouatptedtbepulpttofthe Coupon
tiooalchorch. naturism-ad panned
twoeloqntotmmone. lo the min;
he preached from the familiar tut
Mm,myhekmd bredm.brye
Whmflmmng
lutheworkoftha hard.” He said the
munitions-simmered thefts
conflict. The,rottlitakinutoat divided
Witt“. 'l'hesltrtneuteoftheow
lietiaerrryeonlmauavllworidwith-
ontaadaoetil heartwlthia. The
loutofsvn'ychrhtimhfsbbowto so;
outta-mug,me
tar. Wenaetatetoittkatla tit-hat-
dtiotltft- with m of every-
tflqmwmu Whatwam
Madmaflywemaadrua
“why our annually. We
dab-airy: mature than at *-
MMWHmmW
m_to-day."
mm 3...... f“"‘.......’...‘...
on Well street, with tonsilitir. ,
Rev. Archibald Wheaten in improv-
ingelowly. He was up for sumo time
A water tipo‘ia Arlou Hall i broke lt‘t‘et
night and the water did Womble
damne. . _
LB. Deckerbas tbewntracttopaint
Ilia N. P. Baird; new seminary on
Orchard street ’
Clarence Hunt spent ~Sultday in New.
York, the smart of Creighton llutclrin~
mu. formerly of this city.
/ I
Miss Bertha M. Wilkins started this
moruin
be the guestof her uncle, A. S. Peunoyor.
--101hs. pure lard for $1, at Smith's
Washington market.
Annie, the eighbyear—old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murphy, of of Cedar
start-t, died this morning of a brain
trouble.
The conditional George larckvrood re»
mains about the same. Harry Govern
is improving slowly and was down stairs
this morning. '
William R. Harman, of the late firm
of Moore a Banana, started for Cincin-
nati. Ohio, with his wife this morning.
He intends locating there.
\. Bach has received the contract for
laying the foundation of the new addi-
tioue to the hotel at Roton Point, and
expecut to commence work tomorrow.
The second meeting of tho Chautauqua
Union will be held at tho rcsidence of
Miss Bertha C. Brown. 108 South Slain
strcet. this evening, begining at S o'clt Ick.
A 12 year old son of Philip A Dmvling
had his left leg cut off by than ‘:10 train
at Stamford, hast night. it is said that
the some train cut oil a Dtty'slt‘gnitl Port-
cheater.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church ltnvwivul an invitation to go
to East Bridgeport Tuesday evening and
attend a lecture in the Methodist church
in that plane.
——Lor.t——Snturday p. 111.. between South
Norwalit depot and Shore marl, a piece
of gray Bourette cloth with black dots.
The finder will be suitably rotl'arded by
leaving some at Scollelrl & lloyt's store.
lictzjztmin llov} rum 'm-d a pistol from
TlIt-snloro Knapp this morning, stating
that ho was) enjoying himself in Cold
Springs, and had caught nearly all the
fish in that locality. Ho vxlrocr-t lit in-
home next week.
Thcltonica on one of the early cars
slippcd on the ice near Tilly's black-
smrtb shop this morning and both fell.
(‘omidcrablc ditlicnlty was experienced
in gutting thorn up. but “my were not
seriously injured.
At the Congregational church but
“'mlncsday evening a uniquo entertain—
mcnt will be given under the auspices of
the Young People‘s Society of (.‘bnotian
Endeavor. It willmnaist of musical and
litemry sclectious by Scotch mourners
and authors
l’istmaster 01".. Dory rweivnl bin
nppointmcntaa t'nptninof (ompauy 1),
Saturday night and will tiresome com~
round It! once. The clcction of is maul
lieutenant in plu'oof Chariot 1) Taylor
I'Pltlgllt’fl. will be held in tho armory
next Friday evening.
llarry Duty, woof Captaint‘. B. Duty,
of thistity. writer from Clcrcland, Ohio.
that the Kron a Doty Manufacturing
Company. mtly burned out. have
comuwnced the work of remolding their
factory. It will be considerably larger
and better adapted to tho mluirements
of their btraiuear.
The case of litre. Mary (.‘rciglt was
called before Justice Nowell this morn
ing. Bliewuehargotl with with; in.
toxleating liquors without a license.
honouring Attorney took a judgment
spin“ the quum and tattered theta
destroyed. Tbocaaeapinet timers-I”
wasadjottrued forono week.
~l'ure cottevwrthpuumtammc a
cup,tlspotrattaurant. Openallulgltt.
of a pension to lira. Jane Ana
Byahtve.widowofthaiate(hptain Stop-
lsea D. l'lnbee. She rousin- wiper
owlr mar-admirer: pay. Mm a
Wdfitch’rw 110.0.de-
eaapvntiondatincheta July it. in,
«taper-tail;
mmuamnmemm
«dag, A. C'. (team’s matte
mum.muflfcw1akfwn
withah'taudltnoa. m
wwwm'm
storyeftlsepiay. Mutation
g E
tn "
3‘
v!
St;
Philadelphia, where alto will "
lire. (Mn. Wood in tilting relar
lives In Brooklyn.
George llopkina has serum a poeiiloll
at omrmaxmm factoryNu’lh ‘
Mound If». fictions ltbal. of
but. trout bundey mitt er-‘Mayorgdw
Wilcox. , r
. W n I .
J. F. Bennettltauoldabuilding lot
Myrtle avenue to s. C. lloreltotae, of
Berkeley place. * __'
Berton W. Kemphat purcbared the
barn and lot belonging to B. .l. O'Brien,
on North avenue.
log the week ending Friday February .12.
was $3,468,000. This makes an average
of $436,000 per day.
E. B. Gotham has on the shelves of
his store on first avenuo, East Norwalk,
15, 000 rolls of wall paper, a stock larger
than that carried by any house in that
line' In this vicinity. lie invites the pub-
lic. in a new advertisement today, to
call and inspect his stock.
A barn on Madison avenue, Bridge-
port, containing three horses, three
wagons and a quantity of fruit and vege-
tables. was burned this morning. The
barn was owned by James Cole, of Fair-
tield, and the horses and other contents
belonged to Met-nier Graves, a one armed
fruit render. Ho esimates his loss at
$800
toanccticut prewar—Original. Alfred
ll. lioddiuott, Edmund Cahili John P.
Lillie, Charles J. Osborne. Henry Hall,
Chrtstian Hansen, Douglas hiding-rill,
Waiter .11. Phillip, John N. Oreo, Isaac
Chase. Original widows, cm, Lucy A.
Browur, Mary B. Wright, Emeline» C.
Moore. Laura .\1. Adams (moths-r).
The l-‘airficld County Medical Airlocia-
tiou will celebrate its one hundredth
anniversary in Bridgcwrt, April ‘5. The
programme isas follows: Morning sca-
atou. business, 10-12 o‘clock; intermission,
lunch at Dr. 1’. )1. Wilson‘s. No. 317
State street. In the afternoon historical
addrcates will be given. The Bridgeport
Medical Association will entertain the
gut-sis at a banquet in the stoning.
N'tlll“ Alih NEWS.
A Bron, Budget of [tuna lrom tho
flora-II cad of’l'own.
Dr. Winfield H. Baldwin. of Wall
street. ban the grip for fair.
'l‘lrr ritc Inf baptism was administered
to two persons at the Baptist: church last
evening.
The criminal term of tbvsuperiurmurt
Ixmveucs to-umrrow with Judge Hall on
a..- bench.
lmr'ut Hyatt, of Westpnrt avenue, left
town thin morning for Datibury, when-
he expects to get "nlsoppesl."
)I'I» Wolfe. organist of Grace church,
was entertained at the Incidence of Mots
Elim Baldwin. or New Canaan. you-Ir—
Ilay altcrtmon.
'loutltrcmr Isaac. Howe. who baa been
In gripping it at home for the post week.
is again gripping the u‘rckcls and dimes
on the street cars.
The fifth annual entertainment and
supper of the liroml River Sun-lay school
will be held in the chapel twmormw and
Wednesday evenings.
Tho member's of the Unitcd Brother-
hood of thrpenu-ns and Joiner: wrli och.»
brain their first annivmry in the Sum
of Temperance bull this evening.
Pioneer Hook and ladder commuy
will hold a syn-trial meeting this evening
to perfect arrangements for their ball in
the Opera Home. “'eduratlay evening.
An industrial school. to teach the art
of sewing, will be formed at St. Paul'ti
parish rooms next Saturthy morning at
10 o'clock. All young ladies an invited
to attend.
The Brotherhood of Ht. Andrew will
hold adebata Thursday evening at St.
Paul's parish room The-abject will ho
“Which affordegreatest pleasure. pursuit
arm-cutout” All young rout are In-
vited to be mascot.
At the First CW church.
yesterday, lbw. J. A. Hamilton. a for»
mar pastor. occupier! the pulpit both
Wand arming. III the evening
hepreaobedautnmtingaad instruct-
iveuratenopoahielleropeaa travels.
PortotnetitneJallua Hermann,”
mammwmmi
Walnut"... I... hear are-Ia; hound
fluent-hirsute been IanIhttol
rillaecoapiedhy some)". and (3on-
mmamwm
Mop.
mammmumptt:
kirk-Imam» his men’-
antiwar-Wee Mala rue-t.
Maturation. menthfiaflil-
Mafmmdhmw
mmaummdm
to. am at harm
84 Washington Street.
almond... ...;. Iii'3r.1""“
. {stationery enticing-treat.
mung noon. in horror city.
The tire loan in the United States dur- '
George Barnum. Jr.. clerk forSpenccr
.; IlCo..hatuIalapaeofthoItrlp.
"* Its: Pryor; of Sprii; Hill.‘ it
V1”
you. I
amp. Umnellhaathe ”in... I...
paintiugA. B. Enkiel'a house on Kel-
logg street.
Builder John Rowe has completed a
new house for Thomas Parkwu. on the
Step Rook m1. ,
On Thursday evening Rev. 3. 11. Wet,
kill, of Grace church. will preach upon
"The Holy Communion."
.
‘ The luliea‘ branch of the Grace church
Guild will meet with Miss Hoyt, of 69
lain street, Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Nichols, sexton of the First
Congregational church, is suffering great.
pain named by an ntnceus on the side of
his face.
George Raymond and Frederick Mead.
the appraisers appointed to Inventory the
amigued stock and fixtures of Charles L.
Werner, commenced work this morning.
The boys of tbe‘Grace church choir
rehearse on Monday evening and Thurs
day afternoon and the men and boys
meet for mbearaal at 7:80 o‘clock Satur-
d'y “film
Prof.N .K. Ferris has closed a con-
tract witb Grace church whereby he will
take the leadership of the boy chair for
tho ensuing your. lie will commence his
duties March 1.
The engagement of )liss R. Burroughs,
of San Francisco. I'Tai., to George L".
hickwood. of Norwalk, is announced
Allin Burroughs is well known here, hav-
iugoften spent several weeks with Mrs.
William Lockwood, of Elm street.
The main line exprem freight down on
tlm Housatonic road root with an acci-
dart. Satunlay night. just before roach.
lug South Wilton that blocked tho track
from 10:11 until nearly ‘3 o'clock. The
trouble was causal by the trucks on one
of the iris-gin cars breaking.
ILJ. Bruutlnge. of the» firm of Buxton&
Brundage, got his picture in the Sunday
newspapers yesterday in connection
with u putmt medicine advertisement.
lie is Irvin: “raided" considerably to-
duy about the matter. but as he takes it
good naturally then» will probably be no
blood spilled.
Charles Se-llcrlt. of Herman. Nola:
Janice Sella-ck and sister. .‘lni. Eliza
Manson, of Bahlwinwille, .\'. Y., are
guests of their brother. Isaac Selleck.
.lr..at ltlS home on Arch street. The
Isaac Seliwks family circle- is now com-
plctc. and were it not for the iilnoss of
their mntlror, the venerable Mrs. Lucy
Sellouk. a family reunion would probably
be hold. The circlc has been unbroken
by death for forty-eight yours.
One of the grandest displays of the
durum borenlia. or northern Iigltts,cver
known in this latitude, was an)" Satur-
Ilayt-rcninx. Arr early asto‘clock the
notthwmt horizon was colored nib-op
red buc. which lcd people to III-lieu- that
tits-re more fire in the ntviglilxirhtrod of
New Canaan. The peculiar ammunition
of the heaven» attracted the eruption of
a large number of persona and many
stopped on the strwt to watt-it the mag-
nificent eight. At first there shot up
from the numbwestcm bottom a polo
red amok, which became intensified and
soon coverrd the mmheru sky with a
roe» colored Into. Shaft» of dim-rent
colored lighte [anointed the dull ml
glow and produml a truly wonderful
"much.
’fllB Pill? It‘ll DEBT PAID.
Utterly I...“ hated by the rim-III
Mutt-Ital “arch Man)" I.
Mthrunrflagmhedthe W
church. yesterday. Dr. T. K.
ohbpnhbodagmuonmt phe-
hyiufortnina theta that the entire
oftheeirurob, amonntiogwfldoo,
hadbeenpatdod. omit-amount.”
bathroom-Ines January let. The
«buttocwurahdlattyearby enter-
tatutnratt aadthsrale of the rouvrnir
btlhwliich wot-rotunda frotntbooldheii
that called the people to wrwtitip for
myymandwbicb triumphed by
ambdlpmrated to the church last
Fourthoflulyhy lite Julia A. lack-
woodmanutoryofhrlkthrraudasotb-
I . Old Malcolm has ultra
thettf be our lived to use the
Wmmmumunu
hellraaxrhyudnlshttor twenty-tour
hours. “ammunition he eats
ritdiotkaterteutbutiatheaelrfutan
Mom» I inert mist-Hag of the
peoptrofthecktmh at which that J.
autoimmune-milieu any
ushebpayolltksdebnwtllhamsll
dwbmrndmoflm
WUWDIHUI.
Hannah‘s-ram,“
,W "
mduthMWI ,
South Nor-walk
. 7.7.7 .7.
,_ auntie nouns.
Theatrical l/Atur-Iawataa Play—Built:
Mule will he law
The big min-trek will be here ur-mor.
row night. Beloir we give an illuattrar
tion of Porryandlfa‘gmw in their very
‘ laughable burlesque boxing match.
Popular 149w Dockstader, at the head
of his own big minstrcl enterprise, will
be the attraction at Music Hall, South
Norwalk. tomorrow night. The per—
formance given by this mammoth com-
pany isthoroughly first—class from be-
ginning to end, and it can be said with
truth that the company isnot excelled
It is
if equalled by any on the road.
composed of artists of roal merit. A
pleasing feature is the scarcity of chest-
nuta and the abundance of new ”funny
business” introduced. With
Dockstador, Gauge Powers and the re
nownt-d hiclutyreand Heath as principal
end trim, the fun and local hits are
bound to keep any audience in a continu.
ous roar of laughter.
DI I’Llf' ATE ll Ills l’.
A Bane W hich llaa llcrovru \ err Popular
Ara-a; Ladm
Duplitntte whist in tho laws! lltll among
Indies. The game is more interesting
than the regular game of whist. because
the element of luck is entirely eliminated
or minced to u minimum. l'rider the
new arrangement no players can say
they lost because they held poor cards,
and those whose have in the [last earned
enviable reputations as whiat players,
may won be forced to the wall by those
about they in the pat hare pitied.
Tbeuew gamete played with fifteen
A tray is fur-
The tray is sit-t
before tho players «luring curb bond. and '
colored checks arc owl to mom the
Each player
keeps together the cards Ilmlt to him or
llt'l’.ilflll when tho thirter‘n have been
Then the
tray is turned one fourth of its cirt‘um«
or twenty parka of cards.
nisbed for their pack.
number of tricks won.
played the mull is noted.
latency. so that the opposing playcm ex»
clungecanis. A hand is thin playwl
with the some ranks. no that tho oppos-
.\ hand is
In; players I‘Xt'ltlli'tgt' cards.
then played with the same mobs. so that
tho dttlt-reucr' in the result will Show
which couple plays with the grmlcr skill.
Tim tray is then laid aside. nrubbor
band on arch side holding vuclt band of
Another
tray and another [rack of cards are intro-
duccdand the [a-rfurmancs- is nipcutod.
This is done until all tbc trays have been
Tlit’ climb 13 gaining favor mp-
iilly and in datum-II tolx- very popular.
A set of "light costs *9. but tlwy "an
thiruscn cards in good ordI-r.
Illllllv‘tl.
easily b.- Ittath- by any lady at nt-otnparu
tin-Ir Inw Moro.
ol'l‘ It Tllll llll'fill.
I‘m" not] tlsmlp of the myt- Instr
Norwalh.
Mm. Cherie: For. of llrnry tom-ct.» '
stuttering from a notch- attack of tin-
grip.
The East Norweilt drum court will
hold their fourth annual bull in the
artmry Monday. lebruary‘».
Wllele.
last week to Oscar ltudd and lino
Edna Bradley worn driving nm the
l'lortblleld church. tbs horas MI dorm
and bmke the nbaftrt of the carriage.“
Tho occupants were not injuml.
“WWW...
such a
strong quartette of comedians as Lew
. I," _ 1 I N m
numb...“
buckwheat we have shbwutho
Oomeondtarteand 03y.
Sugars-r
and ildren, should on visiting his
difleront foothills. find in the let. two
children with ecrofulona sore round
the motheroomplainiog of Iron
tbueoooda baby troubled with milk
crust-ad a ll—yearold boy with rheu-
matism: inthe 3d the mother undora
dootta’e care for mpelas and a '11
with dropsy; in the tltbirrfavonte wife
marred byecaemaouthcfaoemnd a 11-
yennold hoy‘a noyed by cowipation;
In the dth a scro'loluscbild, vrlthacouplt-
of tumors on its neck and a ‘poorappetrte,
in the 6th the wife very bi tours and at:
children shaking faith the chills; in the
7th his better half doon with female
trouble. and In the 8th the hired man
troubled with that tired feeling and his
wife suffering with catarrb. ll but would
be the duty of the older. ‘
.15 R. H. l’luistctl of South Non. alk,
sells Cactus Blood Cure you can inquire
of him. .‘
Taylor 8t Golden.
1‘ Baal Estateand Insurance.
UlSIIIIBTIIII STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, comm
auflliif
WANTED
‘Ol'l! girls to learn dressmaking.
Mrs.
walk
Apply to
1.”. Seymour l’latc._ South mi\‘or-
tr
Tl) LET.
He house turner of Hanford Place and
South Alain street. 14 rotrms, “.7" Sn
Alaolmurc No 63melwnrd atnenur: rent SH.
inquire of E. A. w oodward
HOLSE on Taylor arcane. sill: limbo In
Water street. 5?. Honse on High ~tm-t
$10: house on Ely avenue.$5: Barn on Tailor
avenue. :3: shop nnWatcr street, 8:30 y-
mond Brothers flblvv
01' SE, six worm and dm ortcn arm land
tine orchard of 1!]? Marine apple-and pear
trees. fine location on \‘err Haven railroad.
lhmrninntes walk from station. 515 to $33
per month rr: if from! barn and wash iron.»-
and shed also. 11- u.in tire mom.» and Wash
house and our acre. in r month. Addreae
Boll. Five 5llli}l4i\9f. 0041. us it
( \‘E 31...». fit tblmrm» uterine. East Nit-
. walk. of rum mm. :3 rooms eat: '1. rent Sb
nod 99. water in. Scmuti floor. I» Osborne
at‘.enuc.5rmm~ rent :9 1‘1 :Iter in. Apply to
John Tryuu. 33 Riverside utenue. nil! f
IIEII IIIIIIIlllII Illllll BIIIlIlIIIG.
STORES TIl REIT.
The two tlmnt stores. with well lighted
lulu-[119313.111 tbc new building of tbs: Stir.
walkclnb. will be ready for on It rams ”nor
before Aprill. These rotors.» will rented or
leased for a term of years on ten retractable
terms tor any good bust mos.
For further particulars inquire] of
”Hf IR A COLE.
13.81“] now 011 upieri b. )lr. A. \l. Taylor.
Ten mililllc‘ walk. from Durien. harm
consists of four arm tmwl hvuw of the
moms. inrirbom line mtnlrtt «ith K‘Wl'tl-
urns Its-11.} ruit in cr_e.- ll s rm: ». Ilouw for
Ilfllchickr in. it: nt 51‘ 1 pt. Lil. Int!” Apply I It
HI..- prcnmm. 1.1w
()SE burn-e. ill it“: ~ m: motor in n at
$11)“: one bu rate near 11‘ .n3 lll'fllt ~21)".
writer In mush Iuirttrvl inwlv. and out. n-nt
your, on.» lwthv tat Eit' ~ Va 1.. rent :71!» .\D-
it to John 11 limp; s: \Vrsl I-trrel, South
.‘llfwllk. {[1 Hf
;\ Fl““T(‘lflS§ house with trimlrrn unprote—
merit-t, in Irv-ml [or nIItv I'u-wwinrt April
I. Inquir. of Jumb .\1. Layton, So N'urtvalk.
rm zr. ~n :‘II 0:1”;lur-lntf rrnt.
37’? If
110" SF
37. Inquire at 1" Mann m'trkcL North
.‘lmn ~[l‘ul jl'ltf
SIS- ltmnf (Mortar:- for at: trill family on
liurr It as. nllr' )l-xlr- rri im: mums nt~
\pply Int In lrt‘ k. tinrk, lruuim Ir'l :Hrlrllr.
South .wr-L It. 3.. nl‘Hf
I til 54.1w? lII-Irth ntrltl- .-, mm- mirror-rt
('nw street. East \‘or talk Apply in
Jumb 11 Lut- III. at“ ff
Full 9 A ll}.
011011. E timothy bay. pear mm;- utnhlo Ml
ding. tutu .i bur r) now. at ltmmund
llmll lie rs. 115 lW
v a s '7
It)" SALE. 0|! 'l’tllll'.\ l‘.
I III' Si. mntaininc omit: room»: my late
tori-lento Faint-true atrnun. l. M Nor.
walk. \lmlrrnimnmwnuMrs. llm; w “emit
rum and In car Iirntrtmditiun. Burn fruits.
It-ml weliof watrr. eta Apply to John. ‘l’gorn.
lift lltu rultlr avenue. Ila-II S-Irwal Ik.
ll}. bl IM‘ llllllillfi opt-Iiittul b llll‘
t mm «It l’robals- for tho District u Snr.
wtsIIt. t 'nmmiasbtncrn to m rite. cumin.» and
tie-Mr Itium the l Iaimsnf the r mlitorn of the
estate of William Murm- .Iml W Illinm ll. llar
mun. both of N'rrrwuik. in Mlll fiistmt, m.
rum" in ltusinm, undrrllie name of Moore
llttrmnn inudwnlrbhtura burnt» mwnw
ticetbat m- uni attend to the It" imp! our
raid appntntmeat Itt the office of Sch-on Tay
lot. In ',orwatk in raid Ill-trim at Small. Vor-
walk. on the lltbdaynf blurb. 117:. and on
thrtttts day of April. In. at rm m M a furo-
noon. of ml: of raid :1
all!" TAT .llll.
WKHKNKABR llll. lo I
of wit-rt
a’
t' ominiwlm err.
taketltelead. Wehavealltltenummn
eupetlativollour, hymnsorhorrel.
A spacuu. banana m cannons.
We millet large quantities of new ” ‘
goodaeveryday. Anflrrtclassandpn . -
Charles E.
3| Illllllll'l'fll ITIEET. 8W IIIIWALK.
.33.... V ‘ .3... 335...... 7‘
‘ PRICES
,rtW, 1r
tmhwwyneelr.
con .. -’ that
world, also”
8 ymour,
interfaiimum.
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our aaru halos ms sump,
TUESDAY FEB. I6.
Iagkiii’der’s
INSTRELS.
LARA I
HUM) "of comedians anon.
ullurcd band of vmallsto.
A multitude of notabl lallo
Refined mitt-trots): and It... hoodlum?"
two
DOCKSJADER
OUR PRESIDENT.
"OL'NG TOWER. "
llis original creation. and hear him sing
“I ASKED TO BE EXCU SED. ”
Don'trniae
McIIITlIlE I HEATll' 8
lfproarlously Funny ltbiopiau Farce Com
”II lEl PIIIIIIII lle lEIlII. "
35, :SOand 75 cents.
1 seats. at lloyt's and Gregory 5 drug
runny .t. t
A superb t.’
Kroc rv r:
at: I now.
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Union Gospel Temperance Reform
As ticiation Dramatic IIIIIII
\rm pr...
THE
in their
a
wrt T. S Dv-nimn 5 drama, in two
arts, entitled,
DANGER SIGNAL
hall on tho \Vashiagton St. bridge,
4 Tuesday Evening. Feb. Is
At eight o'clock.
rrr‘oi’ Specialties will be introduced
. p ay.
Admission. 15 Cents
"333. “ .3333
Under lltt auspices of the Young People‘s Soc-
ety of C hristiau Endeavor.
SflIJlII IIIIIIWIIII
BIllIIllIESITIIlllll llIllIIIIllI.
Wedntsrlay Evening, Feb. Il.
Admission line Pence, Ila’ Penny.
Burrru’s
BlllllBEPIllll THEATRE.
A, num.‘
during ti.
Thursday, Feb. 11.
E. D Stair :- it: onto and mlistk prodrtt [ion of
tin blast AI. IcriI- rm charm-tor comrd)
51c written.
I IIIIIIIEI IIF noun.
it} llrrlnft II. Ill “imimv. author of “Knotty
Adair t-rr. l’rirn" .... 33. Sound “Monte.
Friday and Saturday Feb 12 and 13.
Imsmi Matinee Friday and Saturday ‘ Fare-
Vlt' Ii ts Imaruntr prior to a tour 5!
Nurotc an: America.
, The human pbonmraph.
‘ IISIIIII IDIIIIE.
Mirna;- r {turmoil and “ribs gtw entire groan
rut Ipt of l" ruiay a matIIu-n in Bflll... wport
Urplan Asylum. Prim-r- Hand 51-.
. fess reserved watts Aileen!»
Grunt ntlrt‘startrsa.
N’runtlm’n. Sivlt- hots-l-
ar be. Anti- tritium and
aura» family tumtivo
1111. 'Stilx MEN"?
in equally reliable for
ouringpiim in all forum.
For pal» nor where.
and at PLAIS' HIV 3‘
mg Store. So. .‘t'ut’kltll
et- florists u bolt.
Proprietor Portland. Me. “Him
For Sale.
QUALITY 31:87 PORTER-
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house, In; sf r dtin. h1111': tor-M.
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l’arwra'n Maunn.gmw lllml. Multan
MUSIC! MUSIC!
(“IBIRMAK rind MI. I“? tiltt‘tlttm'ltA
II. P.1‘nrmrtk.lrrttprgif Mmr‘ s Milt-
mlflnllutf l'ortrltmu. h 1 .tttul Mr.“ .4.
my thwail known mot-t mini». baring:
“are amt mots-punt to ruralali their
Ora mun-hath of ton a;
on
1.. l‘. t tenant or
f’
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lite and Accident Insurance.
I Summary of the
4-31 .ixxmt. STATEMENT
Em ‘ lite Insurance 80..
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girls; In ”#:3th JA‘IUARY 1. rant.
whichithprepandistaidtobrkapt 8 overs me “If!”
It in km that ttmmhlmm . ”Irma! mumlfu‘r'lm Ila-rm. “W
hem-Imam tolerant-tantalu- algeod'l'ta. 11m you may come and Illnmum "tantrum. mmr
“fig-”M I I get the beat. l‘lllt' waaalort-rof good flxmtrf-M got. “
mkdtkmtranla’lhu.fluteal 8‘: Tea; the mute. the 1mm. came again J gum. zit-Ia...“ s, 3””
4..“ “M u |Mmmm and said: "I have hunted tbioiownorrr 3,-1 aIIor‘r-o January] Inc. M“
Mfl- mum-rural may for nice'l'ea.and In no plm dot '* " mam
amd “mm“ M such good Tea as at Dibble (k “at, gills?“ m ”1.12.100.
awxxxamwmmm m .. m ..... m1 .... ~33» 433.33%...
aadttnaiaialtohsaawasthaltaofer 50' lb. prior!!! our hutMIIjust 1.6%: ’
mmmmamw Mamuadmod we gather from Ilia , .1!” mal- hereto".
It
remark that the lady toast have paid
’atorefertoforior‘l‘ra. Wombat!
“W'flfllflm Mennownnd
‘theheaotyolttityoeeanhemat
mmwmfuam the,
uretareanoodenppiy.
Mamadmodhpm‘l‘ea Ma
tlatwehave. “emulation;-
dummndwolavshndlsd
”Mouse. The ladies rayon
“Trout-attend}.
We are not to War to
that MW. Miter-o-
mum Watflsusnelw
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