‘ l
Elli“ anniversary gifts.
3 [Prices reasonable.
Come and see them.
IE“ TllE WINNING:
Gnome B. PLAISTED, Dear Sin—Know—
ingtbe formula from which Plaisted’s
Cough Remedy 'n prepared, we certify
M the medicines of which it is com-
puted are of recognized utility for throat
gill-lung tronblm, and that it mutains
tbppiuniorotherpoisonous or injurious
Own.
0. 8.‘ Hunter. if. 1).,ll DNorwalk.
aim Maggi! Bough. ll. "D., So. Norwalk.
0. W. Bummer, it. D
B. Hummer), M. D.
at
Stamford
3.1. mass .11
W. 8. TODD, M. D, Rid efield.
In! 0. man. )1 ..West Somer-
liilllnhlll
What Is it?
lei-iota patent nostrnm but alegitimate
containin- very large percentage
13h graded red Peruvian bark so be
‘ ' with other well known remedieeas
h ”d the most delightfnl'l'onics that
and cures. it is a positive cure for
that all-mm feeling. that muttering from
m It putaastopwallthe delh‘atede-
w and disorders that make In: nkind
m. ltisarumedy forali the diseases and
minim you feel so weak. A
‘l'aai‘ethat Invigorates and builds up. A ner—
~_tbtlmtbaa and strengthens. it is well
”that the Iluwah liver is the liver in
MtbeMHIruiatnim slowly and re-
duration: before it is pamed forward into
mmwwLoxatonlk
mmunmmnmwus
until-tbs circulation. thereby strengthing
thwaadbleadvessels of the "sensor
lustful, and moving all congestion and
mmnlonsoftbessm Ask your
maximum-Indian soc-Ilium»
upsdfiaivhtflrelssoiustsspod.
ii" Wm
Norwalk.
IdltilltlSIit:
Slicer-d youlhd ulurge
mutdidn‘texpecttom
‘aaytlduglikethisgaudthenits
so, easy to seleetvhat I want,
, L‘We have just re~
gfiéived a lot of new de-
‘Tsjfgsighs in CUT GLASS
~ :ihd ROYAL WOR-
fSuitable wedding
at... . _-.__ .
m use flwmiehm‘ "
ii tblsdlstI-let today cloudy weather will
probably wall. with slight temperature
changes: fresh northerly winds and rain. Isl.
orally light. and precadedby fog and mist on
the coasts. followed by partial clearing OII
shot-nu partly cloudy to our. cooler weather
will probably prevail. with fresh. variable
wtndr. mostly westerly. [needed by fight
snoworrsln onor nnrtbomandoa
Sunday fair. colder weather.
SMITH NORWALI.
What the People of Our City an DUI”
and Series. ,
The 400 Club met last evening at the
home of William Stevens, South Main
street.
‘dmle by the King's Daughters of tile,
Congregational church for the fair and
supper this evening. Sen-rid artists on
tboguitnraud banjo will render selecb
ionsduring the evening, and there will
be vocal music. Theiioral booth is very
striking and beautiful. The tempting
visnds in the menu printed in yesterday's
Sumnwill be eened by tho mem-
bersof the Circle from 6 to 9 o '.clock A
general invitation is extended to the
public to omit their supper at home, and
call at the church, where all will be
welcome.
303"“ XVIII.
A Breesy Budget of Items Iron the
Dun-3|: .d of'l'ewn.
The Rational Provident Union will
meetthia evening.
The frame for Robert Morton's large
double home on Taylor avenue was rais—
ed yesterday.
John rims, clerk for c. w. Bay-
-l"inestlot f be druoed of
0 me poultry mend, of Main street. hasthe grip.
these-ea at Smith‘s Washington Market.
The annual supper of the lsdies’of the
Methodist Church takes place this even-
iu- ' ___‘_
TheKin'g'fiSons will meetat the Con-
grsptioual parsonage, Saturday evening.
at 8 o'clock.
ilr. and litre. Henry D. Shelton, of
Burtioid, arethegnests of relatives on
But avenue.
flail carrier Bennett’s pay but been in-
crmsedtfidtlm lastyesr. on account of
the special delivery service.
Mrs. A. 'R. Tyler and daughter lade-
Ieine, of West avenue, are visiting lfra.
A. McCune, Brooklyn.
Mrs. George Dunham and daughter
Alice, of South Main street, arespending
a few days with friends in Bayone, New
Jersey. "4
Butler Chapter, No. 38. R, A. M., will
work the Royal Arch degree Monday
evening. All Royal Arch Masons are in-
vited to be present.
-—Reasonablo prices at Lane’s depot ’ ‘ ,
restaurant. —'i'he reduction of 50c on each pair of
shoes, at $2.50 and over will last only 4
days. Hoyt dzhion, borough.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
New York East conferuice will be held
in the First If. E. church, this even-
ing. Presidingelderc. 8 Wing will be
present. A‘—
line Grace Millard. of Washington
street, left town yesterday for Asthlle,
Tenn, to spend a number of weeks with
her mother. Mrs. D. II. Millard. Mint
Hillard is in poor health and hopes to he
benefited by the change. ‘
W. and 1'}. Oswrbanks, grocers, will
move from River street into the Ray-
mond building on Main street.
A. the m‘iu‘ of the: fivtnn‘lh Club
last evening, it was voted to remain in
the present quarters another month.
The Women‘s Relief Corps wouected
with Buckingham Poet hold an interest-
ing meeting in the Sons of Temperance
[lull yesterday afternoon. ‘
The sale of hmts for the Sllllli Nur-
waik Athletic club entertainment to be
given in Music llall, next Monday even»
ing, begun at the usual places yesterday,
and they are being checked oil rapidly.
A big how in already amoral.
Rev. and Mrs. 5.. ll. Watkins will
tender :1 reception to the members of
Grace church parish, at the rectory,
to-night.
George C. Lockwood, of the firm of
Cooldige & LockwodeIas returned from
Boston, where he has been spending the
p. st week. W.-. ~
Mrs. 8. ll. Forbes, oaniriielIl, will
speak in the Norwalk Baptist church
th'. evening at 7 :30 o'.clook Don't fail
to beerher. N
Charles L. Tenure-y has sevced his con-
nection with Scolteld 6L Heat's up town
store and accepted a pIIsitiou with Tris-
tmm & Hyatt. '
Robert 1“. Adams lIaa sold his saloon
on Wallet“ to bibrother (Marlee, the
ex—police odiosv.‘ Mr. Adams will more
to New York early in the summer.
~This is or. EWes last week.
Those who mini him will probably In
gretit. lleiaau expert whose skill is
well moguls“ and, cannot bedisputed.
J. Frank M13. oity.hss been
engaged as orgnniet of the Norwalk
There will be seniors in Trinity
church, this evening at 'o' :30, with special
reference to the work of the Mission
Circle of the parish, or Junior Branch of
the Woman's Auxiliary. An address
will be delivered by the Rev. Charles II.
Sellsck.
Are you nervous fmm want ofsleep?
Dr. RichardsoanCocos Celery uhdf‘iu-
chonn Nerve Tonic Powders cure in-
sornnia and Nervous Debiiity. Ask for
. or 10c. sample.
Maren Raymond is eighty-one yous
old today. He is the veteran trucktnan
of this place and is still actively engaged
in the business. He commenced truck-
IuIz forty~nine years ago and for several
years was the only one in the business.
--l’ure coffee with pure mam, be a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Wright r: Flynn have just completed a
handsome; new style traveling wagon
-M-.-w——u——-
Ev ERIN Tl” ImJamsstloudm, of’l'aylor avenue. ’VlVII TII IIVII. V f
THE G SEN EL “mm“ from . ”“qu 0' II and (less! at the Day Is In!
W “WEMP; m“ "' .2"...
Tuna—lyear msmpgmnmm Btephlno llamauo moved hisetlecte Bdwardiiafner purchased anew bi-
“5 ‘m‘h'l" ”WM frornNewYorktothis city to-day and uncommon”. ‘ I
M " W w" “" ‘"' '”' “MW an itnllan bullet s
maiatrnAluauelan—m , “WM“:W w . “WW. MIDWWMW‘W
wl gnarl l'i'fihwlhg ”if“? p u‘hnxuu War 4* “AMME intimate,” Moran-rhesus
" Eliibora borate preparation have msmgm Mnflwp
, wherehehasaccelitedaposition.
'84 Washing-t n Street.
w...-~..... ...._. .w
minnows rm ‘ flswhlhsflthlsst
Myrtle avenue, are better or a severe
attack of the grip.
in... Myrtle Minor, of Waterbury,is
tbeguest of her eonsinJIIssLillian P.
Jones. First avenue. "
Henry .Wofl has moved from theatr-
nerostnhudtavenue and Foam»
load to Plenant avenue,
Arthur s. Puddock. who has hem
spendiuga few days with his pursuit
starts urmomw for Richmond. Va.
Postmaster Rider receitod notice ya-
terday totbe effecttbst his aides Illa
been designated as a money order other.
He will have authority to imue and pay
Inoneyordersand postal notes. This is
the first fourth cla- oilioe in the state
that bas'heen so W. '5
BABIES AND NUIUNN.
A daughter haebeen boruto Khalid
Mrs. Will'um lion, of the iieigbta. .
The Southern New England Telephone
company have been petitioned by a num-
berof’bI-inem men forapaystation
here.
Charla; lines and a New Canaan
friend captured two mom. Irmday
night, which together weighed nearly
forty pound;
WESTWIT.
VV'nkonIan Brotherton, of Jersey City,
N. J., is visiting Pieter it. Footie.
A volatile was‘beld at Rev. and lira.
it. is. Wayne's, Tumday evening.
Edward Williams, of New York. bah
been visitilu lib father, B. A. Williams.
A. T. Burr, of Greenwich, was a guest
near Rand-q M lute tacit», (Kristin n. P.
The Old Folks will hold their mil
grand ball of the seamu next llooda'y'
OV’CIIII‘. o
The Young People’s ('ircie‘ of theil. P
church met TIIesIlay evening with VVil
limu \V' heck". -
.Vli-Is family Edwards. of Newburg, N.
V’.,is a guest of theiiisseaAnnIe and
Cam» Bradley.
Rev. 1.?» Tuttle, of Jamaica Plains,
lassts beena guestof friends here
during the week.
The lie-Ins Bus and Sophia ilam~
mood. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. are guests of
In. J. D. Wood.
The Reading Room and Library amo
elation. at their entertainment Ifonday
evening, clmred (76.18. '
Harry Ices, of Brooklyn N. Y..
been spending a few days with lit:
motber. Hrs. it. '1'. toes.
The lines Thomson and the Ilium
Bennett, of New York. have been gusts
of Mr. and Mrs. J. ll. Bennett.
Rev. Mr. lsckensle exchanged pulplts
with Rev. ll. 8. Watkins. of (lraee
churle, Norwalk. Sunday mmning.
bliss Linda Thorpe and Sherwtnd
Thochmf Bridgeport, have bveuvisib
ing their brother, George P. Thorpe,
The minerals ball given by Vigil“:
Famine wmpany, Wulnesday evening,
w-omof the linrstenlertainmentsever
gives bytbat "relation, Alarge none
I. III 11‘ all 1;“me w“ “infill!- W
sums?
for C. 8. lockwood. the Wilton grocery-
man. it is light running. but very
strongly put together. it is dried with
mpartments and shelves and is artisti-
cally lettered and embellished.
tail-being occupied. lulu; both
vocalandinstrumental. wu rendered
duringtheevniug,andanelaborate
eollationwssserved.
~Wtheinfluenoeofthelsrrill
WWII-MW,
grapberaud typewritbt‘with theYals
sndTown Isuufaoturlug Company.“
Stamford.
Osptainflenryfi'l‘snlllmttkmpsuy
l. Wis-ted, popularsmong military
menhaeJrssredgaedoalcoountot‘a
chaugehbudau, Gaptslu'l‘errnlwas
onesftbebestelesstetibol’umtl
WMMM~Mbw
“communal-Idiom
hlgureofmsrlt. illsntirsmeutlss
mnemtksngimmt.
Thu-Worm Wufislteiv
W 0th of i’tuhctim at the
l
Mrs. anmsB. Nash entertained a
numberoffriendsstherbomeouCiIesb
not me, Int mg; ‘Dl'ltb Ill-t
waetbelmtureoflbeeveuing three
ofllelrose,Coun., astudsntuntlevlfi.l
lenill’s instruction in Hartford. h”,
‘beeupheediaaiinepmitiouassttno-
Isthodisteburch, succeeding Moses
H. K. Ferris, resigned. lie will begin
his dutiesthelintfiunday in larch.
lies Lillian Bennett, of innklin ave-
nue, attended the celebration“ uneditb
anniversary of the marriageof Ir. and
In. bathtubs. ”Weston, last even-
if: . W...
it. V'allente, a esdet at the Norwalk
Malamute, wbohas been Idler-
ing from blood poise-slag counseled
from eacmslve cigarette smoking. has
fully recanted. -
Island In. Frederick Banks, of
Weston, celebrated their wooden wed
dlnglsst evening. A large number of
from Norwslk, andthey speatsvesy
phassntevsuing. a collation was
spread at midnight. The inc-tar re-
eelsedalarpsautnberotpresssts.
’« are” i W
rue-sermwmm Burgh
”mmmsmme
berofiuvitatiousbsd bloom" out and
nearlysllolthemweruaocepted. ltwm
allnanclaluwellssaeocialmocem.
lug. list-cl Wt.
'l‘heplay “lciou Parlei'rauesis.” tube
presented by the High fished scholars
boatload-y and Tue-day W.»
Main concerned with the love tasking
Wolfe?“ View.”
Angus-u. Mamas». mum at.
thehttev, alitilesbortof money. thinks
hewlll take boarders. Having studied
Fiend: on a remarkably expedition sys-
tem, mtttlsd "Flush before Braking,"
hethiuksbeeantaik Frencbuwellesa
Frenchman. Soho has stuck up the
dgu. "lelenpsrlemaealvintbs win.
vein,“ coming busepAw
whims campsites-t as III-jar
"|lllMl &
South
ill,"
Norwalk
SPRING-TIM,
springwill soon be have, and we are going idspihig
some goods that will make ‘you spring about a foot in the airwith
. joy and surprise. Belreshing and like a drink of put-95pm
. sud numbers the Porous you. so so: nu. FOR FRIDAY. “‘3' “my "in “1”“ *° W“ m “M’- W" m WWW!-
! irLY. .
[holes E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER.
33 WASHINGTBN SliEEl 33
‘01!
{v Veggtt'
DRAIA’I'lC lltllllbls.
Tbs-Ideal letters in Wlsleb Play-(hula;
l’aolrls will be later“
Ir. Potter of Term has just returned
fromthe Pacino ooust,where he went
Ids ate-on under the management of
Mk :thw flanges. .seskisg so, nepmt
”midday“ authe Harm.
Thobonsos were crowded
and the prom unanimous in its praise
both of play and mmpany. Ilr. Potter
will be the attraction at Music Hall. . '-
urday night. Josepleheelock, Jetfreys
Lewisand Frank Aiken will be in the
7M
—-—"The Stolen Will,” anomaly-drama
iuthroeacts, willbepresented at Music
Hall, loudly evening, February 20, by
tlIeSouth Norwalk Athletic club. Fol-
of the play:
Wm Swsszzr, July 27,1881.
Lax. E. TlLDltN. Dew Sir: —-Have read
play entitled' The Stolen Will. "
{Van very much pleased with it. Think
the character of Chip Winkle, Foq. .,
immense, Should like to p y it In self
when [get through with oshua. ope,
the play will be a sum wherever pro-‘In
duced. it deserves to be.
Yours truly.
Dunn Timur-ms.
The Tomato (Canada) Mull says of
Rocves' band: "Their playing created a
positive furore. donbleaud triple recalls
being the order of the evening. For soft-
uem and mellownesl of tone. and bril»
liancy of precision bl execution, their
performance far surpass anything that
has ever been heard is this city for some
yearn past.“
This famous band will 31v. 3 grand
concert at Ionic Hall, Wednesday even-
ing. March 2.
Richard Golden in “ Old Jed l’routy'~
is the imporhnl attraction at Music Hall
Thursday evening of next week. The
Bridgeport Post says:
A large audience assembled last even-
ing tosee ”Old Jed Pruut " as represen-
mm’l‘” m... ""‘" “‘1
wit a company an
the frequent bursts of applause showed
that the play took well, although it has
bvcu iwre semi tiII'IuI. " Old Jed”
will exchum ” Darn that door" again to-
night. Thelast chanoeto see the pin ay
in this city will he oils-red the Bridge
port public tonight.
Reserved seats on sale at Hoyt's and
Gregory s drug store.
TELEPIIIWE STATISTlt‘h'.
Interesting "gum lint-ting to the Aya-
la. la (nautical.
(it-coral Superintendent E. ii. Baker,
of the Southern New England Telephone
company. has just given out the follow
lug interest'mg figures relative to the tale.
[mono system in Conuwticut: it shows
during the past year that iocsl connect-
ionsio subscribers have cost less than
postage on a letter and answer,
beings fraction under four cents. The
average number of local connections
which have been made daily during the
year by the telephone company is
23AM. The total namlm of viscous is
2 .930. total mileage of wire,7. tantrum
minnows: nuts-of excl-sou wireaotl
Minimums w. until-Ismail
Swarm-arisen. The companyeei ‘
thy! no pew—I. 0! this numb. films
amdayopesatorsfit nighropsratovwandu
tlnrcumlnder employed in various espec-
lilo-I.
The total number of'ststious in the
state b 5,1112. Distrilmted in various
pasted the state are 142 pay stalk“,
working all tbecltivs and towns in the
. The totsl mileeof mam».
andof toil “whim.
l
MM
if a flew York millionaire gives a dim
see at 5th avenue and mm
hither!
I
lowing is Dcnmau Thompson's opinion ing
‘ known whether he
The Cattle J-i‘, Disagree;
Ban Psalvclwo. Feb. m-After twenty
four homo! deliberation the Curtis jury
returnedto theeonrtrousn. BotbActor
Curtisandihiswife .
were promptibly
nervous, and ana-
lsty was would!
deplete l upon .
‘tlielr e‘Iunta-
m. a.»
had taken,
seats in the
juryboxtl ywere
aakedhytl «court
if they in wine v'.
to an an ment
Theforoln
and-id:
ll?! Inseam
for conviction and two for se-
- ‘ theeourtorderedtbn
r
Irrad-
willheealled‘ again nextsatar-
daymwnlpgwhenitwlllbeset forehea-
The star of the jury was a surprise
everybodyin the crowded court room. t
was morally believed that most of the
Jurors we willing to aorjuit Curtb, and
that there were but one or two who held
”out, and i y it w- reported. and gener-
sllyaeoep estrus, that Ssm'lofPo-
,sen’s" twe ve peers stood eleven In favor of
hilt! not guilty of the terrible charge
wanted tclcouvict him. The result there—
fore, when announced was received with
surprise, mingled_ with murmurs of regret.
lino Johnson l’aints In Court.
Indra: Feb. m-«The interest in the
trialofl 'IeJobneon.nnderawritof
baht-as oi containing a petition for
balbunhbsted, If'ns Johnson was veiled
andsoweak wsssbethnt berfather had to
Veale, pal or of St. Patrick's church. was
called. lissJohnson in II member of his
congregations“ he testified to her good
char-semi
Attorntly Patterson went into the history
ofthem at length As the lawyerpie
tandLiil Johnson's quiet home life and
rumpled it to her present position, with
her chancter forever ruined, though the
was inherent of any complicity in the oom-
lnieaion all the crime, the pr'herer began to
weep. and when he entered into the details
and told how finds Ward’s threat was cut
the girl’s whole frame was minimised The
loll! of like father and daughter I‘onhlbo
heard throughout the courtroom
Tin-attorney general then “dressedthe
rourtin opposition to the granting of the
vmtof latices corpus He spoke lirietly,
stating tllatbe would say nothing further
tbs-tbsp When the amt trialesmeuu.
he would produce such evidence as would
show that line Johnson should be held for
murder. “The judge am he would decide
, will grant hail or
when it, and then ordered the prisoner
taken bulk to jail
“is? Johnson rtnrted to rhie but fell back
fainting 1hr a chair, Her father and bmtber
picked Mr up and curved her limp from the
courtroom .
Field’- Trial Postponed.
Nsw lions, Feb. 31—1112 inquiry into the
sanity 01L Edwin if. Field bu been post‘
ported ti Tummy. Dr. George .l. l-‘Isher
state inspector of lunacy. and Dr. Charles L
Undhy,Foung Fiehl‘s brothervin'law. both
mulled hat the pr'mooer was of unsound
mind anal not responsible for his lotions.
[lute-Intel"- Jury Disagree.
Muotrnu, Pa, Feb. mw'l'hs jury in
the Delomater cuss anmuncrd that they
were bubble to agree. They were —‘
ingly damaged. it is loam-ti that the
jurors shoal nine for conviction andtiu'ee
for acquittal.
”he. Slowing- ?ouad tiallty.
Bvahsv. Feb 1—11”. fathom. daugh-
ter-ltrialh' of Lord Mammal. who trioed up
her Ibrheyear-old dangiwr till she was
found Item], husbeen foIm-lgutltyol inan-
slaughwr. tilts is now being tried for
nuclty,
‘ NOTICE.
Booth Ismail School District.
NUTH' ‘Eebratable hereby given that no assessmen nt
tablerutate within the said ribs-
trlct hall been nucleon the tawnllntol‘ 1m.
and that said list has hem Iblsda deposited
the rII k of the said district at t pdlce of
l swirl-Mme». .\'o If.“ Huhlngtonstreet Knuth
Norwalkl I‘ "no“ for examination. and that the
Board"! lef will met-t at the um" of the
said rial tInvII No. to Washington" street. on
the tub a) of March. I at“): lock p. m..
to hear moi Itetemitnr at up is made to
Ibnn m the equalization am pertertlou at
said Wmmenl
llatni stthrl it of 'loth \‘ovwalk t'uIm.,
thinfithda of Fe Iruary letr'
A. it .tM‘ llAill) 't‘umuiltteel-louth
”Krill!“ munm. .‘V'orwalk I "inn
Jon ll. LIIIIIT. In... I ’3“?
Notice.
' barb lb I II anaem-
Nmflm I7 mlflm minimum;
trlei, sated hat [but was no
letrlrt. M at been model;
“ . I. he :k cl
own
"I.“ “ism vof lb
(bun.
the "(Flip nf flouth Norwalk. (7 one.
"mil
Vital!!! 1:.
[Committees-loath
marsh J»!
A III when
A in: ‘onhm. s'omuu um
um ‘l‘t‘btlfll Inmlm
I
ll Llilll’i'.
llulle lovers
otgoodfl'ea. Here you mayoome and
get the best. She wssakrverof good
Teszsll mahobougbtmamesgain
andsail: "lhave huntedthletowuover
for nio'l‘ra,audinnoplaoedolget
such gm Tea as at monsoon».
stock's, no matter what price I pay.”
New tl priced our best'l'easls just
Mali vand we gall-estrus:- this
remaskw that the lady must have paid
more h laterior'l‘ea. Wenever had
Incl-ugc‘l'essinourstoseasnew,and
tbebst efitbyoaeaubestueol
MIN-mentioning time,
sew-ti smdsupply.
thapudmddspm‘l'estth
Muhammad.
uses. installs-sneer
bis-timely. .
“semifinal
Iva-dream. numbness» ,
. Wekduvewsed'er
”'3
tvlnly one believed him guilty and A
mist hell to remove her wraps. Father M”
thstwdhsvs. Thewerleataadurung- tco
Tamer & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
- WISHIIBTHI STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, eons.
‘ m! ,e v i ,
‘ wares"). fl
. F‘pflh
b. flavor. on lw
GIRLS to do trimming on straw hats. Apply
at once A C. W header. l'ilintler lilflil' I,
Norwalk. I'M tf
'I'IionovoIiLY minpetent girl for gen—
erIl l.houaework lteferenI-c re nirrhd
lt Union Park. Norwaik. 3'. ill
iCYCLE his. ”'"Vale safrtire best yet;
alnolutey guaranteed ('bus ll.lone one
huud nd;red malice, one hundrv-d and fifteen
dollars. ounce-flout Cycle 60.. New [grill].
w
OOH-KEEPING by competent man iiooks
written unbalance taken \Vouldvsork
part time. Charges moderateB l’ruotlmlbook-
esping taught. Address“ B. K." Sentinel
Ollice
VOISET makers. A rvlinblr experience!
( torelndy to take about? of factory in
New “wk 1:.“ “in pay alipe r week, more
if worth it: smell kimlhot raw-firmed brig,
We pay best prices in how Vork i it} App
by letter only. stating full particulars and
when: last emplo out Niahois .Vlfg. (‘.,o .m:
(‘anal street New orktity. f‘bilw
T0 IIE'I‘.
SECOSDRC floor of l nr 5 rooms. Hot and {obi
L, water. Rents 8h! or 3'15. Apply on the
premium It: VV a»: avenue, )uth horwul k.
,n
r door on llur-
( Vii lower door and one I I‘p'
bank street inquire n I- Burbank; til
)lain street.
He house corner of Hunfoid I'lac» and
South Slain street. It rooms, flnl‘ 5m
bow No.6 Woodward avenue, rent 5“.
inquire of E. A. Woodward.
NE house, as bubonic avenue. Bust Nor-
walk, of two floors, brooms each. rent 31
and 39, order in. second lloor 5| Osborne
avenue. brooms. rent .water in. Aggy! to
John Tryon .15 Rivers de avenue.
llEVt llhllllllll CLUB lillwltlii.
STBRES Til ftEllT.
The two clwsnt stores. with well lighted
basements. in the new building of the Sor-
walk club, willbe really for «mummy on or
before April I. These- storen’ will rented or
least!) for a term of years on very reasonable
terms for any musl lit; .‘luf’r‘h
For further panic Ill. Ire Inquirer)
“3 If lilA (' OLE.
All)! now occupied by .‘Vlr A “1 Taylor.
Ten minutes walk from Darien. kurm
mantra of four acres. Hood house of five
barn Fine garden with aeparu»
fished. mit’i‘p 2:23: variety}: Home. for
homo. mt perusal-II . rm
the premhiea. A853"
( XE house. 0 West street. water in. rent
Silt»; one home war Elm tirove store.
water in. newly painted inside and out. rent
stow. one lmn-e at Il)‘: Set k rent 37.“). (\fk
(3’ toJobn ll. Knapp. II? \V eat street, Honth
orwsik not!
FIIL‘H'I is»: hrv lM‘ with amino ivm rove-
l mvntr. n In mlim nlit i’m e-«sion April
i. lmIo n- of VV illizun il imymmnl. '" -Tayir vr
avenue, urJnmbM lnytnn M Vurwnlk 35d
III”;- SF of POVVTH rooms on( edit: street; rent,
inquire at F. time» market North
En street. iii! If
[\Six- -RO().V! (,‘nttuxe for small family, on
”until avenue. .Vloulern improvement-I,
Apply tot'bester I" (,‘lnrk lsgnintarilivepue
H
South \‘orwalk.
I ”USE on Fourth menue. near IorrIerot
(‘ove street ant Sorwalk. Alpply to
Jacob .\l. Layton. n In t
I’lllk 5A In I.
lots on South Main street.
3):,
'I'WU builrlin '
enr)’ Tilly.
inquire of
[‘03 SALE tilt 1‘" BEST.
l‘VOR. SAI t‘ or for rent. irntlw at Five Mile
River. live minutes walk from railroad
d t, Pun-regain“ immuilntely.
W lliarn (‘. Jesse
bEldge.
1 ill Sir: Iontalning right rooms my [3th
midrnce remnant III-rum. Flu-It. NI r~
walk Modernlmprmrtmnts. Home marl)
new and In nu llent condition Ram fruits.
nod well of walermtc. Apply to John Tarps
Riverside avenue. that horwalk.
Sensor Tul’its To Tits
NATIONAL CAPITAL
l'sotk TII: l'sIIsoI-III. I v (‘ osm I-nzn Storm
"TV or
PENISllllllll llllllllllll,
February 18. llurch 17. April «.28
l9. W92.
inquire of
Is» VV nehingtnn sin-er
{‘3 hr
.Mny
Excursion Tickets
timid only on special traln. will be sold from
New York at
$ I 2.50
RUUND s Tllli’.
‘ l l .00“ ”
Return consume veil-Ion! on a rectal train,
the Butnvday lollowluu Ie II .50 rate In-
vludes railway fare and meals chronic In both
Illmthiunbntel mumMstlons In W aehln
too at the Arll m‘NormanlllP. ltbbltt. W—
lard s. or “mu from no on Thurr
day to i'unc on liamrulav. lIlnIiu m.
The: ”rule time not include meals en.
mall toil)» other fortune of the
tout".e Hl’fii'lAl. TRMI will leave New task
“#5. In . onut’behdates “will mentioned.
st a «- apemn w sworn
”.235:er Form“ ltimrartes. tickets” entl full
informal
i'enml
mm .... ,1: ..
”MM AOOMI.
fllill Sillllllll
ENIEBTAINMENT
Hertha sum School lltll.
soon mtg, mm 29
“Bill Hill“. “Mil l.
«mlMIII.»
thunder» .. .. ...... tea t that
wares-1L...
2 “handgun“... ‘
um ill sAmWMIh’H‘NIfl“
“III II ”It! fulfill.”
FIII INI shrill;
—At the~
«Congregational Church.
SOUTH NORWALK.
“humming; to n.
Under the scent: I- so! the King's Daughters
The slim: lions will be
In Arbutus Sale,
local and Instrumental tiuslc,
Supper on the European Plan. '
If“ Amusemx 10 cents. .fl mat
Supper sen ed from o to 0 o clock.
MUSIC HALL."
SOUTH SORVV'ALK.
Saturday Night Feb. 27m
Frank W. Sanger' 5 Stock company
1" ram the Broadway Theatre, New York.
will present ‘
Mil. PflTTEll
0F TEXAS.
By Archibald C. unmet. Dramatized from
the popular novel.
Prices. 35. 50&‘7 5c.
So at» on anle at iloyt' a and Gregory' 5 drug
auntie.
S. N. A. wC.
Music Hall.
Mllllllll EVENING, FEB. 23th.
The Sew England Comedy Drama in 3a“.
lHE SillIEll lillL
The cast includes Meson. “In. N. (Yaw. 7.
Host, E. Wilson. J. \V'. rculls)’, (hull
Thus. VV’.nrner F. F. Mark, and Minuetr1
What Addie M. Walker, Alice _.Gritiln Mary
Brennan. Katie Brennan and.
The Yale Glee and Bao'
sing In the 1st,!!! and 5!- ncwoft
Class E. Ki lIiugbeck will given performance
on the horizontal bar.
llTTlE Hilllli KllllIdBEllK
indie liawter.
none will
play- Prof.
(,‘hb
will appear In hers Ialt clubswtn
skirt and Spanish danpgng. lg; (.auaan‘s‘gg:
onto young rm alist. Miss Edna Weed. i
Wildintal'm thigp play n 80W
to o I-. 0c or sale at the usual ”land
by Im mbcr.‘ of the club. plan:
Sign Iris Marie Barnum Morgan —
it. it. (”hurrh, . -
music IIIII. Scum seam“.
MATINEB. 2.3). EVENING. 8.
Wednesday, March it
emu QBNBERI
Reeves’ Famous
A-MERIBAN BAN”,-
ll. VV'. REEVES, Director.
,
Soprano
(‘ornet Soloist
America's Greatest Virtuoso.
Frank Ruin. - — Premier iinrp Soloist
.VIIu Iinetter. Flute and i’icmlo lioknist
Wm. B. Smith, - - Trombone soloist
TW F XIV’E GREAT SOUHSTS.
in A Grand; Popularandt'htuical Programme
unsdrpansed by any
BAND In AIIBICA
Null? of the featnrrs are Tannhanm and
lithium felloverturr-I: llnzlfikharmullr lion-
groin, .\o. 1.‘
Stllfli‘slSL' “lime, Shamrock and Thistle." etc
”I 'arnlval nt V'enirr," l2 l-mt
Alfiiléhltih’ TI filaml" is
ileservwl tents for sale III iloyt'» undlireImry's
Show-ins It!» III-mar
Maine. in lb: Ituralrilmpllr try and? unthin—
"tutor inxt' ountry Mogul 'uontry Dames.
l'lllf‘l-IH. . .
Sale of seats 0
day, kehmary
BU N N ELL’ 3
BHIDGEPOBT THEITBE
{Bewitchedfl
nus": IIIII, south Intent.
()3! NIGHT! ANNUAL APPEARANCE:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3.
Ensmment of the eminent ('lIIIrar-ter
Actor. Mr.
RICHARD lilllllEN,
in the l’h'tureeque Sew Ingtand Comedy
tidied Prom
of ltvu- knport. Maine.
lbilumcntatllt'r.©1' tr. Tdd It: 4%
iv
A Play lrlrnlul of Fun.
35, ii. and "a.
My. lloyt‘ s drag store ”on—
TUUDAV svsmso. m Ill. kl.
BllllllELl.’ SIIIIVEBSIBY
~Ann~
Souvenir Reception.
MesSABIE MARTINI”
All lseallent [ll-m in
“ P0llPlllllllll. ”
“Tillman rum lib.
Ilol III-ks M m Hey.
Norwalk Chronicler