“a” Cold With Plaisted’s
cough Remedy.
“250 and 5th: a Bottle.
. IIIDEIDTDIED IT
gl'laisteIl’s llrug Store.
”43 Washinamn I.
All ,lllllllitlfls SHUT.
REID TllE FDlLDWIIlli:
(mono: B. Panama, Dmr Sin—Know—
ing the formula from which I’laisted's
Cough Remedy is prepared, wo certify
that the medicines of which it is com—
ptned are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
drast-
C. 8. Month“, M. 1).. Norwalk
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WI. C. BURKE, JIL, M. ., So. ‘30 rwalk.
c. G. Donuts. M. D., --
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Ii. Hormone, M. D., Stamford
B. L. Romans. ll. 0..
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What Is it?
It is not a patent abstract. but a legitimate
m. containltua very large percentage
dthhkhodgradauf red Peruvian hark so
eutflnad with other well known remedies-s
rotor-I one of the moat delightful 'ronlcs that
Madonna. It is a whiny cure for
I“ alts-Ins “cling. that ouflerinc from
m It puts a stop toall the dedicated»
mu anddlaordem that make mlcnklnd
Illa. It in a randy for all the rllweam and
Will“ make you feel I» wait. A
Talk that invigorate» and builds up. A ner-
‘bthat moths and strengthens. It to well
mam lhalugghh liver to the liver in
which the blood circulates too slmrly and re~
will wolo-I before it is wml forward into
“" $3.2m... Loxatonlk
m that it In immediately amber! and
aloha-the rlnnhtkm. thereby unearthing
rhea-eves and blood vessels of the many!
Minn. and removing all reparation and
m coalition- of these rm Ink your
M for [amt-talk and take no other {out
sound Tonlr for there to no but an out.
7;, gmauxo or ,
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ALDO NR SALE AT
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Norwalk.
llall Papers
Women Iota-am the
largest Stork
South Norwalk. ~*
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' In this district today fair. slightly warmer
via-“tor will probably retail. with light to
fresh variable winds. mostly westerly and
mutt-arty. followed byflrtlal clondtneusaud
pumibly by snow to-nighl. On Frlday warm-
or. partly cloudy weather will probably pro-
vall. with fair intervals. preceded by local
snow and fresh to brisk variable winds. and on
Saturday partly cloudy weather. with slight
tum vapor-Mun: changes. followed by snow or rain
801""! NDRWAIII.
.115; Imminb‘
What the People of Our Clty are Doll.
”I Hurt-x.
The sociable under the auspices of the
Mission Circle of Trinity church will be
held this, evening at the home of Mrs,
Olin Bullock. 19 Elmwood avenue,
Mira Mary Heine, daughter of Profes—
sor A. Heine, and Walter Hall, of this
city. will be married at the bride's home
on Taylor avenue, Wednesday evening,
March 9.
A number of Miss Maggie Farrell's
friends gathered at her home on Spring
street last evening and gave her a sur-
prise. Dancing and games were enjoyed
until a late hour.
The Misses Hatch entertained several
friends last evening at their home on
West avenue. Students from Yale were
present and a delightful evening was
spent. A collation was served.
—Dr. Estebrouke extracted all my
upper teeth and I want my friends to
know be Is an artist and can do just
what lreclaims. Money could not hire
me to miss him if I had more work in
his line. Grown: C. 811me.
Th. Richardson's Red Clover. Winter-
green. Dandelion and Samparilla, Blood
Liver and Kidney Tea cures Blood Dis«
orders, Liver Complaint and Kidney
Attractions Ask for be. or tile. sample.
Raymond Brothers are —shipping large
consignments of sewer pipes to various
stations on the line of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad com-
pany, to housed in improving the pro-
perty of the mad.
——Hutclrins0n sale pm:- on boy 3 vii»
bed regular made hose only I2lc pr.:
werr ‘35:- pr. Norwalk Boston Store.
The hydrant in front of the post oilice
broken by I". Bayes' horse. which ran
away yesterday, was replaced by a new
one last night. It was necessary to shut
the water off on Railroad Place while the
damage was being repairul.
Since Tm: Sm'nm. was imued yester-
day, war have been informed that word
has been received from Miss Sawyer,
the IIIiasiIInary' announced to deliver an
address in the Congregational church
this evening, that it will he immible
for her to come here ousooount of other
engagements, The usual prayer meet-
ing will be held in the church this eve-
uing.
The lint anniversary of Sherman Coun-
cil. Royal Arcanum. will be properly
observed this evening. The members
have invited a large number of their
friends to an entertainment in their ban.
(iemgv Rockwell and t'harlea Hoyt will
render selections on thchanjo and violin.
and t 'lIarlos Barnes will giro a m-itatkm.
Refreshment“ are also to ho nerverl.
»~l)ou't forget to attend the sociable
and entertainment of Pilgrim Council.
0. II. A. it. at their hall on Water
um tonight. Admlaslon file.
The funeral of Dr. I. R.8anford was
attended from his hie hometon Wot
vtreot. yesterday afternoon. ' Rennlin
llallockreadthskiplsoopalssrvtco. The
remain were taken tollltelheldJlsn,
on the 0:16 train thh morning for
imminent. modulators wen B. A.
'oodwsrd. Leslie South. J. H. Ferris,
ll. II, Golden. W. ll. ilntith and F. M.
Kin-m
The mm Union ckuoh society
and Washington Indy, «Cranberry
Plains. will hold their meal supper
starting from both Norwalk at'irto
“grammar-truism Bond
utp.tncladiagsuppw.lh.lfstomyths
Mmluyhlae whohas bosom}
sick other hocteonbockwood avenue;
isslowlyracovering.
George II. Vanuatu-urn city.
recently employed in New York, has
entered the employ of Colonel “you.“
stenocrapher and typiurilelr '9, W .l
”A map Incubator mucous-trot
walk chit-bathed died for sum-y:
untbgtatako action on the MINI
Gaorch. WoedandDr. I. R. Sanford
~Waterhury's salve, for cute, burns.
coma. bunions. ac” for sale at Riggs’,
drug store, Norwalk.
A. .l. Beardsley & Son will commence
work on their government contract of
dredging the channel at Wilson Point
next Saturday. it will take about five
months. .. y '
Word has justbeen received in this
city of the death of“ Matthew Gilfoyle'. a
former resident, at the home. of his sis-
ter in St_Paul. Minn.. where he went for
the benefit of his health.
Mrs. Caleb Wood, Mm William Hend-
ricks and daughter)“: Rachel. are in
New London to attend the ninth annual
convention of the Women'u Relief Corps.
department of Connecticut.
DanCauary, of Met-idea. has [mud
$l00 in Chicago as a forfeit to ride Will
Maltby for the champIonship of the
world on the ordinary bicycle. which
forfeit Maltby has covered and arrange
ments will he made at once for a match.
Frank N. Ferris entertained the Sword
Fish club at his homo on Elm Grove
Place, last evening. Plans for theiiunual
cruise of the club next summer were
talked up and refreshments were served
The members report the meeting as be.
ing the most successful ever held.
—llave you examined the Hutchinson
sale at the hosiery counter. Norwalk
Boston Store?
Dr. Estebrooke has returned mtown
and will be with Dr. Many. borough,
when those dairing his services in ex~
tracting teeth can find him. Dr, Este-
brooke madengreat reputation on his
former visit for painless and successful
dentistry, as testimonials in this issue
aroof the most flattering character. Read
them.
NORWALK NEWS.
A llreety Budget of Items From the
Borough and of Iowa. . I
Mrs. J. B. Betta. who has been very
ill, is improving.
Captain R. M. Rose is recovering from
a ten days' illness.
The venerable Mrs. Sally A. Clark, of
East avenue. to ill with the grip,
(lo-orge “algae, the almanac pet‘lrller.
i4 quite ill at his home gr. llmod River.
Eleven car loads of grain arrived at the
Housatonic freight depot at this place
Tuesday night,
~Every poor sufferer should go to Dr.
Estebrookc. lie took out nine teeth for
me today and 1 am happy to state that
his painless work is a marvelous success.
Mus. Putnam .A. Wanna. East Nor-
walk.
Fred Betta, formerly employed by the
Nt‘walk and fiouth Norwalk Boctric
Light company. left town this morning
for Bridgeport. where he will spend a
few dayII. .. ._
Several peoplehoIe have received invi-
lotion: to attend the III-mod annual re-
ception of ( ompony C. Fourth regiment
t‘. .G, to be held at thctltamford
armory March I,
When asked about gubernatioual can-
didates [-1. J. Hill potoa that "don't ask
mandarin-”look of his Iad'mltl?
ho was smiling strictly to the tundra
considerably to see the tickets. when
nominated, stand Bill versus llyatt.
Plouaarllook audhaddsrcompany‘s
thirty-hut annualconosrtandballatths
Opera floats last evening wuwsllat-
teadsd. H‘ue’sorchsstrafurnlshedun
oslleutmuslofor them saddene-
iug. Them, which was well fitted
Int-g the snow-la charge-sf
Willi-Llama. Dislocations-time
IMMMM Thomp-
tion onmutlttosconsistodof Edward 1.
Bird, ArthnrJ.Whatsr.rrcdsrlckL
lorrittandwmbrl: m
mum-avoid truckhoassat
midnight. A bar of linen from
“phlegm m
“M
Atkwtthnafl’ahek lily—touched
WWWWMs-s‘a-
sins, which mldfor t. mount.
.,. . ... ..,.
lira. Brushy Chllds, in Brooklyn.
John Wood. of Brooklyn, has sold
threatens of land on Ward street to
D. A. Newcomh.
“0M MJMMDEIIIW- Wall-I
Piemwof ”you Park. hyphens siqld
w-Ith a severe cold. W I
G‘ eqiigil WWII; has sold out ml
Plymouth avenue bakery lo Ferdinando
Garginlo. an Italian.
C. J. Ferris, the expression. who lives
on South Union avenue, is suite/nag from
a badly wrenched knee.
-10 lbs. pure laid for Qt. at Smith's
Washington market.
Officer Northrop made his first otllcial
trip to Bridgeport jail yesterday. accom-
panied by three guests.
Robert Van Bursa. of West avenue.
has sold a house and lot on smart
avenue to Margaret McDonald.
The brmcarpentcni of the town will
hold an adjourned meeting at the (mice
of Anton Stommell this evening.
Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. It. will hold
an entertainment and sociable at their
hall on Water street this evening.
The Woman‘s exchange of Grace
church will hold a cake salt: at Mr».
Bishop's, Belden avenue. $atunlay after-
noon.
Miss Mary Adams. sister of Edwin
Adams, died at her home on Orchard
street, Norwalk, this morning, aged 00
'wru.
Mrs. Mehitahle Lyon. of Union l’ark.
still lit-s in the same condition. llrr
grand-daughter. Mrs Jennie Blood, is
also in poor health.
Thereisn movement on foot among
the or members of Pioneer [Took &
Ladder company to form an Indepeu~
dent truck company in the borough.
Tm: Savant. is indebted to Hon B. J.
Hill. of Norwalk. for a handsomely
bound copy of the year book of the Con-
necticut Sons of the American Revolu-
tion.
Ralph, the younger son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. [-1. Henry, of West Menu», is
dangerously ill. lived. their older boy,
who has had the pueurrtouiu.is much
better.
Mrs. Maria (Ianficld, whose death was
reported yesterday. was a cousin of
Judge Sherwood's wife. of Wpstport
and has spent many days at their two
pitable home.
A number of people from this placr-
attended the pie sociable at the residence
of D. I). Coley, in Wanton, laat evening.
The proceeds were for the benefit of the
West Norwulk Union chapel.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give a New England supper at the
church Friday evening. February 26.
The waitresses andjladierr in charge will
be dressed in continental ('uottllllt'n.
The subject of the debate to be given
in St. Paul's pariah rooms this evening.
under theauspices of the Brotherhood of
St. Andrew. is "Which utfords the
greater pleawre. pursuit or pagination?"
Mrs. N. M. Waterbury. houn- necrsutry
of the Women's Foreign Mmiouary
socioty, will deliver an addmel in the
First Baptiot church this evening. A
cordial invitation is Pill'fult‘ll to thr-
public to br- present.
Ths‘T‘orgr-t-uur-Not" clrcleof King’s
Daughter-.0! the first Congrrgational
church. will hold a musicals at the mi
duderLI". J.(‘urtls. onllott
avenue, tomorrow evening. Refresh-
ments willltbmtcd. ‘ "" '
l I
W"*ttwiarhltlvsnupths oonttst ‘
.Mr. and MI» Eta-J. ”Drums. of
Unloc.l’ark.wecssarprisal by a your
berof their frlmtb last cveulng. The
guestswm I marry lot andthe rrsuIt
wm that am pit-ant crating was
spent. Thsparty broke up about mid
night. M... w
This weeks ago M W. Merl.
wsther, oil’ranklin‘ avenue, a finisher
emphysdtncrofat t Knapp. Intrac-
toryNo D. burned lib lsftartn badly
with wrkt. nth»
oasutlysetln. aid the barn harass
'm‘w a at. dohn that.
' outareofbrass. "Diolm isbnlltfrom
ANNUAL lNVENTORY
l Elli Elllllll ll Sllll,
. 84 Washington Street.
WISHINDTDN’N BIRTBDIY.
flow 'It Will be churns In at. Pablte
School- af tla Olly.
Many are the requirements that, at the
present day. are laid upon the public
school. Some of these special functions
belong lbgl’timawly to the heme and the
Shit}. “miller the fortuél“ “hand "bray-Ills“
w;& “Duly out-pact and amt.
New.” audition outcome of
tint:- respect’tor authority in geucrd.
Prohahlyln our timenothing is more
noticeable than laxness in obedience on
the part of children toward the mutate
and requirements of parents and others
in authority. Perhaps the American
ideaof personal liberty may in part ac-
count for this. Certain it is. that as a
result of this happy-go-lucky way, an
extra work isimposed upon the school.
A child habitually lax and disobedieot
at home is the trouble-brewer at school
for he respects no authority. Another
function that might at first consideration
seem to belong to the State is also a duty
of the school as well, via. the teaching
of patriotisnua love of country and re:
ups“ and vent-ration for great Americans.
It is a just demand that the school incul-
cate this. for the State supports the pub-
lic school As a return for the sums of
mom-y it r-ereuds thereon it may de- 5
round that the public school shall train i
men. shall develop manly characters. l
shall produce citizens with high ideals’
and lofty motives. As “practice is bet— )
ter than theory" the rising youth should
be acquainted with our noble Americans I
with lilcil’ lives and their deeds. An op—E
portuuity is afforded by celebrating an-
uivcrsancsnf the birth of these heroes.
patriots. statesmen and writers.
Such an anniversary is at hand. You
are invited to participate on Friday of v‘
this week. at 2:15 p. m., at the Franklin
street srhool hall. Monday being a holi—
day. the exercises will take place on Fri-
day. The following programme will .
then be n~nrlcml:
Patriotic selections in music ........... Scbml
GRADE i‘.
"National Monument to Washington".. .
, ....................... (l rat a Alterid ge-
ouam: S—Irtml’ostrtoxs.
"Eloy-110ml of Washington". Eddie Trowbridge
"Washington as a Surveyor".. Jerome Frank
"A.- u Manager to \‘enango“..Chns. Mitchell
"With Braddock" ................. Irving Smith
"Wanhlugton at the (‘ontinental Congress"
.................... JamosO‘ Brien
‘W uhingtnn as l‘urnmamler- ln-chlaf".
.Herbert Tilly
"W ashlngtorr It» l'resident" .Evsrett Standard
“HAD! 7
”\‘nrkt-vun' .................. l'rank Layton
onto: 6.
‘ Birthday of Waahlngtou" . ...llarrcy Crow
mum: :._
Q rot-II inn from John 0. Adams, ,.l.ewls (‘aotle ,
trunk t. l
\\ anhingmn ~ “Rub-,3 Ior t'onduct. '
........................ Melville {it udder
(lit to: 3.
Au Acrmflc (it-Inge Washington.... .
.wixtwn children
You are urrdinlly invited.
w. t I-oora,
Principal.
RDWITTON.
Mn. Henry Simona is entertaining
Mrs Phillips. from lliooulingburgh \'
l .
Mrs. t‘harles Thomes died shortly after
tenu‘cbwk this morning. The funeral
Wlll be held Saturday afternoon at ‘2
u't‘m'li
The pupils of the grammar grade pre-
sented their principal yesterday after-
noon. with an elegant rovult'iug chair, to
take the place of the one be now occu-
pies while at Ilclionl.
A handsome new timepiece. with cal-
endarnttrwhnwnt anrlthc finest works.
now adorns the wall of the old school
home. The clock was pumhaaed with
the pnmmls of tlIeeIItcrtsinmI-nt m‘ent-
ly given in the whool.
—»-lluve yousesn the China silks that
llutt‘hinmn sold for 39¢? 'l‘lwy am sell-
ing thcmat the Norwulk limton Store
for ilk.
l'harleu T. bowudv s‘ III-w oyster uteamv
«will humorist-II this watch. It is a
. rant. fitted up with all the latent tut»
[rot-mu nurt- mwfiol Sta-pli- com.
pound engine. The huhhings through.
tho nunlel of (.aptaln Peter Dicker'rl
steamer. "Freddie W. Decker."
DIllllfil.
Illa Ila-lamb has returned from a
visit of several weskslntttaflmd Springs
Mr. and Mn. William T. Andrews. of
Nonnumarothe proud parent-oft
pretty little daughter.
Milo Buphr‘st in talking of how
logaharhershw arranged in the pool
roots of the new Wombat hotel.
annular-on sale price on men’s can-
ton llamel shirts and drawers only 10c
par garment; were tic. Norwslk Boston
Stole.
Mr. and Ira. William Wlllrnott. Ja,
were undead seminar at their boars,
“Into.
South Nor-walk
, the entire play.
7 A DIIEAII Or Lona Ado.
Iataadtutbalandoftho louder:
and my heart is light and my mind lafrea.
Audtho Wuemftaathewlndsthathlow
O'or tbs tales of the old Alyson flea.
It isonly a drunk-would I never could wake
To the throh and to yearn for the youth tlrna
"catcmmmwc a...”
bl» flown. .
. Lift than": at .. 7
L M omldvitlw- mll‘lldflldm *
mothers-s (sweet. and the ‘rlvor'sflnw
ls whispering over the dear old tuna
That 1 hour with a passionate content.
Tbo' myhoart‘sablau and my pulsea‘towu
But I never dream that this life was meant
To hold such a pain as this Long Ago.
Only a dreamer. and only a dream;
But was thera ever a dream like this?
Of lilac and roses. and the gleam
Of a girl's warm euro. and the cunning kl-
Of a boy' a first lovc‘had it been the last.
A! I swore in my fervor it should he an!
Perhaps there would be no sting to the past
0r pain In this dream of the long In
-C. G. Bogar- in Detroit Free Press.
“It'a My Way."
Many years ago Edwin Forrest, the
celebrated actor. was in “the habit of
dining at Windust’s, a noted restaurant
on Park row, that was a favorite resort
of actors and literary men. It usually
happened that Forrest would be joined
by friends and that the little group
i would sit together at one table. On one
I occasion it chanced that an Englishman
with a reputation for conceit and' Imper—
tincnce. who had scrapml acquaintance
with the tragedian, was oneof the group.
Early in the course of the dinner the
Englishman began to make criticisms,
which he considered pleasantrics. about
Formats conception of certain roles.
Encountged by his own appreciation he
gave full play to his humor. and com
eluded each of his impertincnces with.
Pardon my freedom. sir: it's my way.”
To the astonishment of all who know
Forrest's irascible disposition be born
the Briton’s ofiensivo remarks patiently
and seemingly ignored them as far as
possible. When. however, the nuts were
brought in by the waiter he took several
cracked walnuts in his band. and. walk- -
ing over to the Briton’s place, jocularly
snapped them successivelyin the face of
that individual. lightly saying after each
shot, “Pardon my freedom. sir; it's my
way.” and snapped him out of the res-
taurant—New York Ledger.
Bath-slants People at the 1“
lsupposomostpocplogoto the thea— '
luv to enjoy themselves. That is what I
go for. People arc dinerently con-
structed, of course, and have different
ways of showing their appreciation of
the play. I can stand the catcall, the
acroech. the lick and the clap of the
hands. and it. does not annoy me much
if the man or woman hack of me or to
one side gives vent to loud gnflaws.
whether I think the play isfuuny or not.
Woman not builton thoumepatteru
in this 4.
But .I would like to know what sort of
consolation a certain class gets out of rs-
peatingtholnst few wordsthatanactor ‘
says. I have had people sit near Ins .
who kept up that sort of thing during
The words are repeated
loud enough to be heardadozeu seats
away. Sometimes these receptivopeo
plo will repeat an entire sentence after
the actor whose words uflect them. i
wonder what sort of a mania that tall—-
interview in Chicago Tribune.
Cosmopolitan Cooklng.
There isabelicf current that what—
ever can be procured for money can be
had in this city. especially if it is any-
thing to eat. The people who flock here
from every part of the country are apt.
sooner or later. to import their native
diabeo, and to make them acceptable to
gastronomic New York.
New England. no matter how lightly
her cooking may be estimated. has had
notable success of this kind. Baked
beans. pumpkin pie and Boston brown
bread are with us. The western man
and his pork arc known and appreciated
The Frenchman. the lrishman. the Bug—
lishman. the German and the Italian
can gaunt-nay restaurant and find his
national fund. ~ \‘ew York Evening Sun.
Au Ill-l ’l’lme Conductor.
We had a conductor named William
Ford. who was the most pompous and
imposing man l over saw. flewasno
good. and the boys called hint Windy
Bill on the lily. but the hardest of them
dared not say anything lam than Mr.
Ford to hlslmrc. Berra. a big man,
and draped In the best broadcloth and
atastatlon when my wife and “In.”
hoyworssiltlng in the waiting rwm.
Ash-passed through every one made
room for him or tried to show him at.
tention. My little boy watched him
quietly till he disappeared and then he
whispered tohls mother. "Ma. wasthat maltose
Wallooomottvo Engineer. j
/
AaDIII l'artAhuda-ad.
Iortltarcy, astohtlrhatat hectare.
It. I" wheuthat twrttmycatnoto the
tilted States by conquestlntllt‘thao
shim-toned. The fort marks a
outwith
hemandwc
”08°“:me
myocdrthatwfllmahyouspringahontafootlalhaflr
joy and surprise Refreshing
waterthoywillcometoyouiusoaeon. Wearothemainsprlug.‘
IIIIIIII E.
LEADING
DRAMATIC noises.
Paula will be Interested.
Manager 6. B. Bunnell has selected
the famous comedicnue, Min sarah Mar-
tlaot,andhsrgreatcompsny in thenew
with .cll- WY. “POMMNIIWM
OIWDMWM
Msrtinothas long since been recognized
as the foremost actress on the American
stage, and first bemme popular In New
England from her position as leading
lady of the Boston museum fora num-
ber of years. Mr. Bunncll can, with
safety.anuouncc this to be the society
event of the season. which will, no
doubt, be appreciated very highly by
Bridgeportandsurrounding towns. The
comedy will be produced with all the
elaborate special scenery painted for this
production by Messrs. Goatchet and
Heiaemauu. Miss Martinot's costumes
were made in Paris from originally cor-
rect plates, and those of the company
from designs by Capt. Alfred Thompson,
said to be the most magnificent of any
that has been seen for many seasons, and
good judgment in securing such an ex-
ccllcnt vehicle in which to display her
versatile charm-I.
If a New York lIIillionairegives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26thstreet, misting
$780.00, which gives 19 dyspepsia.
and these peo to spend $1356.00 In doc-
tors' bills on finally have to pay fill!
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them.
the dinner should not be given, there
being t5. persons at the feast?
lnquire' at Plaisted's drug store when-
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cu re.
Card of Thanks. -
We dam to express through your '
our heartfllt thanks to the friends who so
kindly extended to lb‘ their sympathy and aid
at the time 0! our neat amiction in the death
of our little daughter Annie.
P. A. MIT-PHI.
Muir N. Mt‘nrnv.
’ own.
in Norwalk Feb. 15.th Mary Adams ~ister
of Edwin Adam-I, of thiacity .yearaagedtk)
[Vi‘uneral will be held Saturday after-
noon at 2:23), at her late residence. Ill Ur-
chard street.
Taylor a: Golden.
lleal Estate and Insurance.
WIDIIIIGTDI STREET.
boom NORWALK, coax
anflltf
LOST.
AS embroidered crocheted Innings robe
going from the East avenuei burch to I]
Jrrur store. Suitable reward uillbe paid by
rrtnrniug It to flour) Jones, East \urwr;lkat
29
WA N'I‘I'ZD.
l'lllllftln'l' maid and waitress. must mine
I. ell nrnmmemled. .VI. vi Uri [mutant-ct
7t!
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TO LET.
Ele hm corner of Buford Place and
South Main street. It mum», rent It.
Also house NoJk’lexlwarvl avenue, rent it.
Inquire of E. A. Woodward.
1101312 "I “'ashlngton strn-t. with or with-
out the barn tic-Id ardcn. fruit. II:-
Apply to Dudley l'. lily, Io 'aohingtunntreet
or at the First National Bank fillet
I (Wall; on Taylor avenue all? burr-Is on
“aterstreet. 39: llmraeona High street.
it". houoeun El) avenue. so, liarn on To lor
Helium’s; nhop on \V ater street. 33).!“
l ay-
muml limihurn. . lw
( NE; houw. Jill llatmme overrunfiant Nor-
wlllt. of urn l'lvmre, .5 rooms each. run! fl!
and fl, writer in. Mood floor. 50 fhlmrne
avenue. “primal! rent . wntrr in. Apply to
John Try-n, 15 ltlven IIO‘ avenue. ttf
llElt llllllltlll (llllll llllllllllll.
starts To IEIT.
The two swan: atom. with well lighted
basement nta. In the new hultdlfngu tboN or
walk club. mllbe ready for coronary nnm
before Alkpvl Tho-Issuers will "stator
leased foratertnnf yearsoa very rcawuahh
lens» tor any good bout
Item ”2.
till 3!
Ol DI. on Wei-t street. ‘l rooms
“Terrill jeweler
F I the tic In t l If
m or r u n In
to w“ E " " untold;
‘a ll m l h ll .A.W. ’I' hit.
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can: ..... ““13. m“: t"
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new. lteui! diaperuwath. AWL“
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Theatrical latter- ia Which Play-(iota.
the tint anniversary of his management '
will occur'l‘hesdtly night. March 1. Mini
of London. England. This production is
the distinguished comedienue. Miss Marv A
tinot, should be congratulated on her
what would be the saving per capita If
aridlikoadrink of mm
Seymour,
GROCE‘ Ti '1";
BllllNElls
BlllllliEl’llllT :illEIlllE:j
IIIILiEI'IWIISTIIELs
auan-yEmEuémiimmymn .
Monday matinee and evening. Pelt. 8.
LOST lll llEW Will.
Benefit of Masonic Charity Foundation had-
Tuesday evening. ”5.“. I.»
Whoelmcn's Mt. ' '
Mil. POTTER DF TEXIS.
MARCH 1. ‘
BUNK ELL’S ANNIVERSARY.
SAlllE MAlllillllT.
MUSIC!” musics?"
CZERM .-\K and STYLES' ORGHESTRA.
rf). F ( zermak d r
I'rltand of Pom- hestltlt'refhgr‘wmnfir. . Millv
1.1-"
i
Sty cm the We ll known comet solois'.
consolidated are now prepared to fumisllnfln
Grand (‘ oncert and Dance Orchestra of ten ar-
Orchestra not»
tiilm‘nic We have come to eta.
to.
3m
tists tmore or less alldrgaired).
' I " 1" ad l L
‘ermanent r recs F I 2e
.i. Styles, Box 359. Port Chester. it??? of];
a— tsunami
' Near a. Sick-headw
ache. .Iziitl-bflkmsand
loll equally refhhlem for
curing piles In all forms.
For sale or
Price ficuntsabox.
A Hm. Proprietor Portland, Me. mm
m. ANNUAL STATEMENT,
connecticut Eenerallile its. 60.,
lltrtfml.
Asdets Jan. I. lfll‘fi.
Liabilities.
Surplus to policy holder :6.
82.233.04.91
1,731.31 I.“
___._
Total Pairil’olicy Holders. luv
Three Iillions.
The business of this company in the year
ending [Member KIJFJLresulted inaa increase
”In ASSETS.
XI'MBIK 0F POLICIES,
NEIK PREMIVMS. '
razxrwu. vacuums.
INSURANCE“ EORCI.
T. V. “WELL F. lllllDSDI,
Paratozar. Savannah
’ s. s. L’Hommedleu.
Agent at South Norwalk.“
For Sale.
BF ST QUALITY BEEF—~PORm'
1k house. “if: sirloin. lie: round
' like: shoulder. llk und; rib maize.
Parent‘s Manner. \ all street.
l)ls’l‘ltlf"l' OP NORWALK an. PROBATE
'1“. RT. Februa IN. A. D. 1,92.
F~tate of Ann Horn win late of Somali
in mid Ilintrlct.dcceaned.
he C curt of Pmbate for the District of Nov-
walk. hath limited and allowed six rumba
from the date hereof for tha (' reditoraof raid
Estate Inuhihit their claim» (or macaw.
TlIov-ewh bowler-t to retreat tthelr counts.
properly attested. within said time. wnElbe
Iarrrdn ruovery. All permits indebted” to
said Estate are "nitrate-d to make lmm edlate
payment“: ANDREW J t‘ RUI'IJ'I',
mm Admtnhtrnwr.
9""
homo. written an llclttion has been made
to title t' mm. for adm alstratlon of the [More
In Mary Hayes. late of Norwalk, in said
Dlstnct deceased.
)rdered. That said a llcatlon he heard
and determined at other! in Nor-
lri'l‘lilt‘T OF NOIWALK1) ..s
(' ()l’HT. l'e efltbvuary
walk on the 31d da shruary, lwatll)
o 'clor'k foreman: bile untied thre-
"fi'ir iIn" lid“ erl h min by
oldie out n narrows r IV» I
c- In clarion In «lit datlatvlct. 13in» :1!
before said day of heart
mull. WOODWAJIID.
fill "1W
Dlfl'l’lllf'l'r 0' NORWRTIK. 1a.. PRO‘BATI
Crtuu . ”me n
Estate"! Anna Plasma. latent Namath.
in am district doc-Mom Btu
It I!
.135. WM. . . “Eliza-Ea.”- ....
M! I a e Iemy or 1‘0
touhlhlt theiretal II (ornament. Thurs
who negle- t tn "MM their account propor-
Iy :4“qu
DMIWI
are req to
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suchgoml’l'salsatlllhhhkw
air-defile” Watchers 1“
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