Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 9, 1892 · page 4

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northxolelsssadIrslaudtor talland
winteruss. then-m moral-mi.
car-oysters tol-hgiish water-interim
withihemtureolthebinlvudtislid.
forts-tenth! goinginto spawuw .
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“Saturday. and 1’ years. warrthe
lath-rot“ Jams-B. Best. clitor-

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‘ww 0““ fl” 'l'r '" EastAvenuel.E.churt-hatdo'clock.
WWW: . i.‘ The East Norwalk Improvement
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mmmmsmostpopular
hes-newest watsra in thnimmsdiato dramatic productiouguow traveling.
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iormsnoessndtheirsndlencs into thrills
ct amusement at the vividly realistic
mannerinwhichtheyhbw opsnareal
ironaaieonthestsgs.

hell’s Bridgeport theatre Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings aud'Wednesday
matinee. larch 15 and id. launger
Bunndlwlllputalargoiorceot more
tenatworkonthestagetoputitincon—
diticutoprowly mountthe ncwgreat
flrescenewhich "One ottheBrave-t" is

a ,
lisnicvd oi :Uwrpnolthsrabapeatoyatev market.
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CobuelandtheComrnodore.is still the
mostpopulalcomic play in.New York.
moment theatre is filled at every
parrot-malice by an audience which
pamssthroasolidhougsin laughinxand
applauding. Lent, has conic, but it
. apparentlyno tenor for Crane. it
hasnotaflectvdhisbusinas to any up
preciableeatent. and it looks as if he
waedoomed to play "For Money" to the
endofhisseasoniuliay. ‘

uninlastnight. held in the vicinity oi
(lotupo. Thepolicc thought it was.”
ocsurin their
watch of all thesporting gentry until they

3100a side onthe odd tight or main.
nine birds woreweighedinhut only
eight battles were fought, out of which
Norwalk won six. and Westport two.

 

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”Por Honey.” with Wm. H. Crane in
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If a New York millionaire gives a din~
.00, which ‘

l have to $5.00
for Cactus Blood Cure to wfi’them.

' should not be given, there

I ‘ atPlaisted‘sdrug storewhero
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no [Ian at no 'laasua.
Thueglauda situated in the hack taut of
thsmcuth. and familiarly known as the
thrills. have always appeared in physio

eyes asanmewhat of a panic—that
istosay.theirlunctionsor uses have not

accurately determined. They are
ductl-s slash. and unlike the liver. sallv'
aryghnhsweetheadortaar glandndo
unmanymhssor ducts leading
tromthemandconveying awayanysesro
tiont ” may manufacture. Weanuu
on this looting how thanpleea
itaeliwasanaaomaly in the eyu of the
ancients. seeing that. like the tonsils.“
haduoounehandthat unlike thallvsrnr

muon- the rsssarchssol Dr. lave] Gui
Heclsimsthatthstoulsararsaily

'5’

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important white eeik palsofliato
circulation. them towaaderun

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mmlmhlsmhy'a’dthslatm
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trude.and the Harrington and Dunlap
shapes will add a still [other impetus.

iimcat both factories. Their steel color
is taking well. but the binge color. with
contrast hand and binding, is a great eel.

mandate making lots"! the Spell-

ta and Furrier- was a handsome one.
copy of it hasheensent toenchoneoi the
Bpelllnau agents for framing.

now on light «clots. Vnudyke. Boech- F
wood and Oxford being the invorities.

manufacturers of the Harrington still
hat. which has had an unprecedented
sale for thopaattwo seasons. The spring
ster will be issued on time 27th, and the
makers anticipate for it as large a sale as
the style last imued. They are all hand-
made, and will be first—clam in every par-
ticular.

the month for his twostory extension.
andtheworkwillhe pushed as fast as
weather will allow. Bis factory has al-
ready become too small for his needs,
and this extension will enlarge bis make-
shop and forming departments.

nicely and gaining customers each sea-
son. They have taken good orders on
their romet color: also their X0. 8 on the
nutria shade. Their leading shape is the
300. with a heavy round curl.

goldenbroou and jars with contrast
handand binding. Blacks are in good
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and miter.

; Lemma ounces 1. p
v stiltshin’sun Street. South Harwell. t:

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Crofut & Knapp are having a busy

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The Melville Mfg. Co. are full of busi-

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'l‘heAdams Bros. Mfg. Co. are busy

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location uired' ll” Mm
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idse a Lockwood. Norwalk. Ct
HOUSEKEE ‘

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'l'ay lur dc Golden.

Hub thmallhouse orcomplsto doors!
tour or five rooms, convenience and mod
Perms.

 

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WAG! seven rooms. ituated rner
Main and Pine streets.” lnquireeoat
. ‘ rant!

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manstyle,theYalemtxed' heingthobest 0 Ann! an
. selling color. The ,Bpellman fashion Fl??t'i°f§i‘.."f_‘;_w____ ml“
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plate in the January number of the Hat P flt‘lifuhgfilk? a. up Hang-prim

Ii:- aeseionat . .
at laggiw omumpéyc‘: W Yang"

and Manufact

HOUSE of to rooms. allmndern improve-

ments. 7680th Main street. 3:,” 4

lRS'i’ dour. six reruns. Franklin street,
Southxorwalk. Apply to W. HhsSgnh.

Ki West street.

lnshapessndcurlsthccommny are ..
ready to fill any kind ornn order.

fisonoous (beds all
board

 

new} with or ith
. 9i Monroe street. wmil Ill“

 

The Yolk Hat Co. are now authorized

EAR apartment first floors art ‘ -
ll bett's building toasrnall rrnuétn‘égl
1p. inquire on Well Cigar Cole rimmed
lashington street. mr3 If -

 

W. B. llnbbell broke ground early in

Ambler & Perry are forging ahead

John C. Wibon & Co. are busy on their

tended sale judging from the way orders
have come in.
001’. Ambler. oi Ambler dz Perry, was
presents-ion February 5th with a ten-
ponnder~a boy.
At A. Solmnn's factory businesu is
booming.
F. M. Knapp is very busy on Spring

Hudson & Elv have started business on
Hoyt street, where they have a line hat
factory. The firm is cornwsed of the
Hudson Bros, two young men originally
from Danbury. who have always been
hatters, and John Ely. one of the oldest
and most experienced batters in the
country. They have a number of orders
onhand. and the quality and style of
their samples leave no room {or doubt
thatthey will he succsslul in doing a
good business.

can AK and STYLES‘ Okt‘llfis'l'RA.

Ir. D. l‘. Cormah director of )Iertz'n Mill
tary Band of Ponchreter. S. \’.. and Mr. W
J. Myles the well-known comet coloist. hav-
ing coasolidated are now repami to turninh
their Grand Concert and one ()rclwstra
ten artists (moreor less as desired) Orchest
uniforms a la Gilmore. We have cornc lo stay.
For tame“ aiwa I address (:erruak it
Bula‘Ou- rs. box ‘ .1 lini’.

m .

" uofu mos
murmurs wmru

To attend mass mectlm in Odd Fellows' hull.
Danette haildium‘xedncsday evening. March
Oth. when P. J. ulrrI General secretary or

he um 3:“me or ('arnsnters nod

Joiners“ America. lat Vice- idsnt of
A Fedora Labor at Idellvgr an
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on the ulna-hour qurastlon it

 

l’or mature Women and flirts.

Delsarte System.

terrain . A yunwm
on ln‘elwt.
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Am.“ ..
comet's

0ried Fruits.

“Am nae Ia cookie. dried trails.
“transmittal-stir assonsisrdsto
arahthsmafsvthcarsaalthvaholl themes

ii cit-sired. ll romns. Mod
inquire at other of Dr.
house.

'1 ‘-
Also house No. do W rod 'srd
inquire at r; A, WohdJ'ua “u“ “m

ON
and 89. water in. Second
avenue. 5 rooms. rent
John Tryou. 35 Riv

its norm our ammun-

basements. in the new
walk clu
before April 1
leased for a term of yearson very reasonable
terms tor any

avenue. or Jacob M. Layton. St) Norwalk

n and Frank—
May be used or lhout basement
ern imnrovernentn.
G. a. Kendall in the
sari ti

l‘llE HOUSEmrner Wash!!!
lln streets.

‘lle house corner of H
South

 

 

nniord Place and
Main street. it rooms. rent. 3?.
i.

E house. 56 Osborne avenue. East Nor-
walk. of two floors. 5 roomsaaeh. rent 81.
floor. it
water in. A to
e avenue. t!

8TOIl£8 T0 REIT.

The two elegant stores. with well lighted
n, W!“ he readybluoirldmg d the N0?-

occu onor

. Thesesttwce will mm or

good

for further particularsi aim of

{is if “1 IRA COLE.
FIRST class house with modern l pm -

1‘ [Dept—B. in lukli. “resent; Apr/ell

1. hours of illiarn H. y'rnoad.8’l'a lo;

it

wSix-noon Cottage for small 1 .
A Burritt avenue. Modern in: Talia?

Apply toChester F. Clark,
South Norwalk. 18 Grill aid-ii“

no» ovum‘oarr‘ém“.
on 3 rec . . orw . '
Jflb_§l‘.l_‘.‘§9i':w_w..w_ , “fill”?
‘ )8}: house our Elm emanate: rent 810.
ond liar. .\u. Io'l‘ollcs site“, run 812. A

Newly painted inside and out. One sec-
to John ii. Knapp, 8 West street. South or,-
walk. tart t1

 

F08 SALE on T0 BENT.
our: audit? "our; ” m "it;
residence. 3 0:: no arcade. ’ Kor-
. Modern imnrovcnients. House nearly
new and in em ilent condition. traits.

god well oi water. etc. A to John
Riverside avenue. East 1333a. 1;“

("fill SALE.
v1 Lolxoliuiéii‘imd on the "mi and];
particulars

 

 

It‘d It 3232: agfngmhflofis. For
ill ms . . . . o Elisabeth rest.
South Sorwalk. n. Int-gt

7 ‘llORUL'UllBBBD a r ‘ Mum! a;
I. fups: 3% months ohIlf iwall or addreu
it. t\ . \ “Elmirflfiwflmnt 0mm. msiw

‘W ill}: sloop yacht ”NW," 519 feet on deck.
l is (set beam. cabin mhouse‘mall) lost. inAoom-
store. “Iashlrlxionpgt’.

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modigigi'clfimfiie
In . Lg...“
ilutic tinftatniaiiut,
WEDNESDAY. HIRE“ 9.

PIODIOIOUS Parnassus-Ion.

stem 07 BIB EVENTS!
‘ THE

STOWAWAY.

Withailits swam t .
surprising“. saute:

NEW Sl0.000 "0|" 800“.

MW starts Picture ever about

li-co nevi an m.
Emu'tmrmfiififlh. thigh

chime m g ‘7" Q7.
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use, larch it and fl.
Till GBIA‘I' m1 m1.

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