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low York Harald Weather Forecast.
'lb-day partly cloudy in fair weather will
nrohahlyprsvsil: with nearly stationary foi-
lowuibyklihertemperaturemndfrsshvarla-
bis winda becoming mostly southerly. with
rain tonight. on Saturday partly cloud!
weather will probably prevail. with alkht
temperaturqebangeanlnandilght southerly
winds. followed by fall of tauperaturc and
clearing; and on Sunday eleariu. cooler
weather. .4.“
803T]! 303WALK.
What mammal flare“: null-lag
aiming.
'l'hsrewillhessrvicethisafteruoon in
Trinity church, at5 o'clock.
Bishop Williams will be at Trinity
church next Sunday evening.
Rev. D. I. Seward. of MPairfi'eld avenue,
will preach Sunday in Green's Farms.
—Seeourliueof doniesticaudimport-
ed-ginghsrns. ll. 8. Smith.
The frame for John Weishert's new
hot-eon Taylor avenur.I was raised yu-
telday.
Carpenters hogan yesterday raising the
frameforll ll. Goldm's new house on
West avenue.
Charles Bloom, late of Schaub's mar-
ket, has decided not to go to California
but will commence working for George
Geist, the Chestnut street butcher, to
morrow.
A handsome stone was erected in
Union cemetery, Five Nile River, y-ter-
day,tothellicmoryofthe late Nr.and
MmlorenroDibble.
—Strawberryshortcakaand icecream
at the depot restaurant.
Tlicrernziins of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio
N. llownsand James I’. Bennett were
removed yesterday from Union rem
tery. Five Mile River. to Riverside cem-
etery in the borough.
Dr. Richardson's Red Clover, Winter-
greenbandeiionandfiarsaparillmhkod.
IjvcrandXidnsyTeacnrmBloodDis-
orders, Liver Complaint and Kidney
Aflections. Aakfrwbcoriilnnmple.
—lave your order forlohstersat Hunt
t Zelulf'sandhavethemdclivered early
Saturday morning.
lrs. Emeline Walgrsin. aged eighty-
threeyears, died at the home of her
grand-Ihnghter, Hrs. Chris Yost,
Woodward avenue,thio morning. In.
Waigrain wasthe first woman born on
Bedloe's Island, in New York hay, but
ha raided in thiscity for many years.
Thsmemhersof (hatk.A.
0.1K.“ N.C.,heidavoryenioyabls
sociable st their hall on Washington
stroetlastevaiing. 'nishailwaslliod
with the members and their friends.
lleiuo's orchestra furnished music for
dancingandrsfresh-mts weresu'vod
duringtheevrning.
2—A heantifallineof Iadisa,'iuimss’
and childr-i'sreofers and hhasrsstl.
8.8wlth’s.
Raymoudnrothuawasqults badly in-
jurodysstsrday afternoon. Ils wassa-
mummmnnunm
slim ”'mufiugsvw
salonsrbisbody. new. tskruiioais
andllhthoughtwillbsoutin rum.
“'5‘.
l" Mugofthodrionflbg-
lug ywaskddhstersulngThs
nostlarpovtutbusinsaswssthasrlso-
“dawn-uremia
mndmmm
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South llurwrllr
'I'liolim Mam hm aiovs‘d from
“Minamthlwwalk.
will, ‘36 ram In all?
9* Mom w; Rahal W5! mm:
:22 moisten-r hill limb nu:
mwuwflim 1“"
noonandplariethepnlleys sndropraon
”t
—-We have everything desirable to be
secuiniadia’shirtwaiats. I. B. Smith.
Mg.
JusticeTownsendflnedJoi-nlanuipn
Q2 and costs this inching for being
intoxicated. Not having funds to pay
hcwnssenttojaii.
If the wa'ther proves stormy this even-
ing, the Social Union of the First II. E.
churchwilinotmeetwith NisNary F.
Clark, Taylor avenue, as announced.
Christopher-James. the year-and-hslf
oidsonotJohnllillcrdiedatbiahomeon
Cedar-street. ymtcrday afternoon. The
funeralwiliheheidSundayaftu-noon_ .
—Tlrehigh wheel Mn and Philadel-
phiaiawnmowersatA. B. Coiey’s.
chromium ofail up:
phcantswhomaydesiretoenterthepoa:
talservicein either departmental work
oriu the railway mail service will be
heldinllew Haven neat Monday.
-—-‘—-—-.—
Theorange supper given by the
Women'IChrBtsn Temperance Union.
I-istedby the Y's. [loved more nic-
ce-tul last evening. the nippir being
elaborate and elegantly served by the
Indira.
—-All the new stylraof Iaiics' calirio
wnmssndteagdwmfllfiSmith's.
The “Love on Wheels" mmpuny.
which occupies Ill-U Hails-eat Thurs-
day evening. corinn here under the
stations of the Norwalk Wisvl‘clnb
and for their benefit.
Patrick Corcorsn, a Water street sa-
loon keeper, was arrested yesterday
afternoon on comphint of Jurors 0.
Oinistcad. who charged him with aa-
lault and launch of the peace. Cor-
coran was brought before Justice lion
reliand pleaded not gnilty.1'heme
wascontinaeduntil to-nlorrowmovning.
m
son's“ 2MB.
A ltrI-r-sy Bridget of Ito-is from tho
ml“ of “lawn.
James L. Stevens has presented his
wife with a handsome horse and car
risge.
Selectman Samuel Deskman will go to
New Haven tomorrow to attend the
funeral ofan E. Intel], his old school-
m. ____”‘ ..
TheKing’sSonswill nuetin theConv
parsonage lionday evening.
sun-lions!
at'Io'clock.
Joseph Bimie and Him liargaret
Ftaucisl’urlang,“ New Canaan, were
married in Norwalk Wednesday.
lami- My. Nary E. Kiernau and
KateKiernan will-ilforBi-ifasr hytbe
lnraan liner "City of New York." Wed-
nesday. Nay 18.
4am": kats u Nitchsll‘s.
Felix Ksily.the Italian farmer. has
made application to tho selectmeu for
tlierummaitotheaimahouseofa friend
ofbhwhoisdylngdcousnmption.
Aquila] muting of the Firs Police
wiiihehsldthisersuing,tolakeaction
mutugthedoathof (l. I’. Quintard,
who wm a member of the emulation.
Attire commutation offlt.
John’sladp, A. ands. rail-a m.
uiug,theentnsdapprsnttosdsgreowas
coufsrndou William Ward, of Arch
street.
This In.propristorofths
fliisw
ml V
swish inks-
Mort P. Mime! this plaoe.has
aoreptalaprdtioawifilash. Whites
£00.,an York as traveling sales-
masthrouglithsrtatrofOkk. its ss-
pastatorrmoishhfaaiilytoOhlo in a
shortlima.
nwsrkoatlaar'sdopot
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wkokasks- fro-tksgrip
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Wmdhwpuols. David Gould of
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WWW—film, ”1%!
flfimlm; lfihliflankrI*
WWI-storming. l
'The two “Billo.” Wardwcli and Birth»
ell, left town this mine to tam
hunco steerers and buy western beef.
2—60» Mitchell's.
The inasmuch circle of King’s
Wteryof the Methodist church.
will holdansfteruoon teato-rnorrow‘at
tiieiuriderieeof Hrs. Ilnrvey Kent. on
Archstrset. ______
The anherhood ofSt. Andrew of St.
Paul's church held their regular meeting
inthepar'lh rooms last night. There
wasa Isrgeattendance. and several new
members were admitted. --
Funeral services om the remains of
8. Frederick Cari were held from his
hovneon Iowisl street this afternoon at
2 o‘clock, Rev. 8. '1'. Graham oiilciatisg.
The burial was at Riverside cemetery.
—l’ure notice with pure cream. no a
cup.depot restauraht. Open all night.
'l‘hcregnllr monthly meeting of the
King's Daughters, will be held in the
Congregational chapel tomorrow at 2| p.
m. After the usual repom from the cir-
clu, therewill be ariaddiuss by Mrs.
lontgomery. of New Haven.
Bemrd NcDermott. of Stamford, was
arrested by 0% Northrop on lain
street. yesterday afternoon. He wn
locked up untiltli'm morning, when he
was tried before Justice Coolidge and
lined Cl and cuts. lie was taken to jail.
Perhaps the worst ‘ grind" in the
Bra—even Van Reumelaer case, was on
the Kinder Sinfouists. who had his bogus
signature engraved in fac smile upon
the elegant stamp box presented to him
in acknowledgment of his services as
director. M
—btn‘ w hats at Iltcbeli‘a.
The summary of the Weekly Its-crud
for the current week shows a decrease in
real utate transactions from the preced-
lug week,bnt business was well up to
Norwalk report-
ed six min of real estate and mortgages
amounting to W5.
OVER Till INTER.
Iow- all! MpdnaWI- [not
l-rwalh.
Captain Charles Day is busy getting
James II. Nash’s yacht "Nairol" ready
for the coming season.
Theltepublimnclub expects to open
tliecampatgnas soon as the national
conventionlsheldnext month. ‘
Thorn- Benodict '- having his naph-
tha launch put in readiness for the wru-
ing season Captain Roberts has charge
of it.
WilliamA. finchwho has the con-
tractfor the foundation of Ambler I!
Perry's new hat factmy. commenced
work yesterday.
Auk thief entered N. D Randall's
IiarnTuudsy right and stole two vai-
uahlublaakem. Theneat morning one
oftheaiwasfoundiuihe East Norwalt
school yard.
"heals Gamble. foreman tor I. li
Ranrhll, went to Maiden yesterdayto
saristlntherrsctionofthenew Univer-
.listchnrch for which in rim." has
t’e contract.
flavor-IWWIhHIRhM the river
heidarorypleaunt sociable in Volun-
terrreeaprionroouis. lastereniug. The
cognitive having the alsir in charge
was Nina Jennie lathust. Katie For.
peoplsprsrsnt had adelightfuitlmswiih
motowndalnasuppsrwaumrd.
lasaraatisaalt.f.l.c.l»0aavslnaa..
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Hosiery Always a Specralty
‘v.l lllSllElllllll & Sllll,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
4 lbs. ft.
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Fancy Ne
Cows and try it. Bwoetand lino novor.
31hr. fsnoyCreameryButtet-fortloo.
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Beautiful to the taste.
Excellod by none. . ‘
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GROCER:
83 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
PM!“ 10!] KNOW. 2’
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Whore and Now they .paad thalr Ilanrs
' "" allaorantlaa.
ClurleaihnAdarns, of Hartford is visit-l
injgf’ in toxin“ lk. " ' 2
Churchill W IIitIil'lId tron
Nantucket Island yeatwday afternoon.
Ii- Barrlet Kisiruor, of New Haven,
5 visiting Niss Alice Dreyfueo. of Union
m.
Nrs. Roi-m Way, of Hartford, is visit—
ingheraunt, Hrs. C. N. Wood. of Past
avenue.
NraFrsd Raymondpf Norwnlk, has left
for Washington D. C., where she will
spend this month.
Rev. D. N. Ellwood, of Kellogg street,
Norwalk, started this morning for Burnt
Hill. Suratoga county, N. Y., where he
will remain about two mon'hs.
Prof. David H. Noon, of the Norwalk
Military Institute, who has been spend-
ing the winter at the Ponce de Leon, St.
Augustine, Florida, has returned to his
school duties.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Duane, of Mott
avenue, accompanied by their daughter,
have gone to Rochester. N. Y.. to visit
another daughter. They will extend
their trip to other points farther West
before they return.
wsars West was Wins-so ’I'ao.
Editor of the. Buttock-Sir: The
widening and straightening of the new
road. or projected new road. to Boron
Pointisvcrygoodnsfurasitgoes.bntl
would go further and suggest that West
street be included in the widening. for m
it now exists. especially soin tlwnuriovv-
at portion, located directly in front of
llr. Warren's residence. it is positively
dangerous to life and limb to drive over
ltat night, going faster tlnn a walk.
One disastrous wlliaionw the writer's
knowledge has occurred at this spot dur-
lllgthewt winter. That no one was
killed was simply and purely good luck.
nothing else.
West street should be widened and
gradodand side—walked to Elm Grove
store, and then down Elm Grove Place.
which should also be subjected to
the same arr-armour to the point where the
new road is tobeginjly doingthis the-city
would have-an avenue and a road to he
proudof; reulrntate along this avenue
andalialong thcnew roadwonld be
greatly unharmed in value; the city
would be enriched from the increase
in tastes. these improvements narurally
bringing iucnvsse of population to this
locality. While we nreabout it let Its
do it right and not by halves. for we
lnll'il keep space with this age of im-
pron-meme.
Reswctfully.
i’rromn‘ Honors.
537-3.] "final-l *c....:
Chief Justice Andrews will wide at
the May term of the criminal Superior
Court which couvcnra in ilanbury next
Tuesday. The court will probably adjourn
to Bridgeport on Thursday next. Thirty-
nine cases in the Bridgeport jail are
awaiting trial and four case. in the Dan-
bury jail. Ninecues moot on bonds
Tbefolkiwingisalistofthecairsin the
Bridgeport jail:
Nnrder: John Ilanley. Florence Haw-
Iey. Bdward Walton. Annie Raynor.
Burglary: George E. Dickerson, W. J.
Roberts, Joseph H. Hall, Otis Lowland.
Nartin (hiriey. Bridgeport: Otto Wis—
man, titratford: Michael Pinnan, Michael
Broderick. Stamford: Joseph McNamara.
Gauge Smith. Norwaik. Tramps: Sam:
uel Jones. Stephen Thompson, John
Blake. John Curler, (lam Burns,
Edward Nurphy, William Rowe"
Stratford. Highway robbery: Alfred
Tevhune, Stamford. Theft from the
prawn: William Carroll, Bridge-
port. Robbery; John Harrison. Blam-
ford. Stealing oysters: Frank Kipp,
Elmeflipp, Alfred Walling. Green-
wich. Adultery: James Tiernan. Ann
Whaien, Bridgeport. Rape: William
Jiticewdtarnford. hamburning: Pat»
rickJ. Sullivan, Pairiieid Theft: George
Billet, lforwalk. Attempt at bud-m
”Dadtrls, clan. Warhburn
Westpovt. ‘
Milled 'ith a llarsa oar.
tibortly after 8 o'clock last evening,
, Joseph Nausford and lid. Niiier. two
Ila-i1
Bin Jar-ssh.“ film. Jsiass LE
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DIAIATIC WINGS.
ritual lair-n is waist W
lM Peoria will be W
A Show Of Ian '01“-
Pawns Bill's Wild West show Will be
here tomorrow. The Giants Falls. 3. Y- -.
Mmenger says: "The Pawnee Bill's
historical wild west grand Mexican
hippodronie and exposition ‘of trained
unimals. gave two performances yester-
day. and gave entire satisfaction. Min
Nay Lillie, the champion rifle shot of.
the World; Mexican Rose. the charming
eenoritu, the most daring and recklem
and thecow boys, and the murmur of
strangeworidcrs. the wild buflaloes are
all supremly good and wonderful. The
whole show is one ofrare merit and we
cordially recommend it to the people.”
Palmer's Bicycle Tourists will present
their musical comedy "loveon Wheels, '
atMusic Hall. next Thursday evening.
The play is said to be replete with comi-
cal situations, calculated to cause the
most critical audience to forget their
woes in laughter. The ”burlesque circus”
onwheeis, the “elopement on wheels"
and the various funny situations that
constantly occur throughout the play,
would to be the provomtion of much
merriment. Themusicissaid to bees
pecially fine and of much higher order
than binned for force comedy produc-
tions, and as thecompsuy is said to be
very competent. a line performance
can be expected. The company travel
exclusively on bicycles. and a route
covering something over two thousand
mileshasbeen booked for the summer
season.
Beats All Your flats Stories.
Charles Shelton, the druggist, has a cat
called "Torry," which seems to have a
perfect passion for notoriety. as it is al-
waya doing unheard of and unaccount-
able things. A short time ago
Tony distinguished himself by get—
ting beneath the floor and refus-
ing to mine out for two weeks,
until be nearly 'sturved to death.
Yesterday a lady customer dropped a
quarter on the floor. and the out im
mediately swallowed it. An emetic was
administered and Tony produced not
only the original quarter. but three
others a; well. Mr. Shelton thinks Tony
is a prafitahle piece of property—Bridge-
port Union. 2
Things Meant to be funny.
What induce cannot be undone. capo
r-ially if it is a hard boiled egg.
.\ thief would take things easy if it
«are not for minions of the law.
The fellow who offers forty cents on
the dollar mutually in n compromising
airuation.
"So tlia'couk is going to have?" laid
the husband, "i don't know. i die
charged her today and she said she
would think it orer.’
No doubt in business matters, a man's
word ought to god long way. We slip2
pose that is why there is such a general
use of the telephone
The barber is heart of bellimee inriividv
uni. He has his little brushes right
along: lie lathers people. and he occas-
iouatly smashes their mugs.
seen I50 pounds go for two centu"
"When was that?" "Aboritu half an
hour agowhen you went to the drug
store after a stamp."
"0h. Hurry,” rho moaned. ”momma
uys we shall not marry.“ "Don't worry
about marnma," he said cheerfully.
H‘She II be all right. My rich uncle died
yiaterviay and left me half a million.’
If Is New York millionaire gives u din-
ner at 5th avenue and Mamet. costing
WM 00, which gives 19 dy
Mmle spend. 1. 50.00 u doc-
tors' hills finail have to pay .600
each fortlactus (Aim to cure them,
what would be the saving per capitu if
the dinner should not be given, there
being ill persons at the feast!
Inquire at Piairtorl‘s drug wire win"
you may have the WW solved and
got hit forumtioulhout
mIDIIII).
l in em .
flihhim utlow i. ”Ming.“
cm
him? In A Miller-m odeedsr street. mod.
I year. t months a
Piano Forte lessons.
(‘allonoradl adlrsss
IElIIE I. lllSllllllI.
I West arenas. South Norwalk.
”More? Walter J. list]. It West ms
ilIUSICI MUSIC!
$5.?“ .c‘srmak "Immense rtitli-
law
. fib'rlclz. "
mm Well
”mu-Iii.”
unwound mountain...
:22” an: 31"“
horsewoman of the world; the Indians 2 22
"Talk about cheaplxntage mm. l've t
(lactosiikuiiCurs. ‘
Thisbout is]4ft.8in.lori .
Theseutsare e
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ran... it come...
lleal Estate and Insurance.
L WISHIIGTIII STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, com.
um
WANTED. »
A GIRL to wash dishes. Inquire in the de-
pot restusrn—nt. mytl It
A GIRL to do_ general housework. Apply‘ at
clii'est street. .50th Norwalk. out {it
‘VAVTED—Pmilion of trust. unpublc mc-.
chute and public works. gas etc. A
Care of murmur. myt 3: l
A” FEW girls to operate machines at Kings,
factory St W sshington street. l
BootheI .',4irwulk E’II
id while learning and;
“will! w.ork F. E.
Eel-Icy, myth! i]
\. ASTEB. ~—Copnble man to take care of I
h were and ages and make himself
onto! to private lace-near this city. Apply
to E. Connor. 50m mans' stables. lieferemes
required. myt .lr
“'A.\'1‘P.D. ——A superior laundress by the
In inth. Also good washer to come by
rherlay. SoJOrchard street. my.“ tf
BOSERS— —Pald while learning. Apply at
the corset famory of Both 8:60 (so-id
schmld I. my: 1w
‘V’ AX fLD.— A furnished house in a healthy
locality by a small family from June let
to about Sept. ram.
dress Good tare, Suns" Othce.
Refmncefurniehed. Ad-
'l‘ll 'dET.
alllfiw
5 ROLHH on lower floor of borne on Burbank
street. inquire or J. 1.. Burbank. 61 South
Main street. South Vnrwalk. my 5 3r
AM STORE on Fort Point street. opposite Rey-
dsstrret, East Norwalk. recentl
l npied las a groovy by “' illlarn S. "Jr 0“b
Terms reasonable. Apply to John Tryon. So.
:5 Riverside avenue. East Sorwalk. out It
I OWERIa rim of house, 5 rooms.
A: “oath Slain strce.
:\ IlW TELLING of lllroo'us very Iriled-Irina)“
sirusterl now lie the Music- i ll blot k.
.\'o ll South Main :trnet Apply to John
Ferris. mys r
‘EW house Taylor II rum 3 tr. 5 mo: us
at cone. :6;
paatunrge.
Rayrmmmd
“xirrr ether. 51!, Brooms I'll
farm _:-iuu<o. birn gunk-n Brill
5hr, sir rooms. Rowuyton. 513.
Km
r pper flat. 5 rooms, 2: 1 : rill‘fl .;rreet house \‘I—a.
ii Tull a street: nlm 3mms on wound
floor No. 23 North Slain Ara-ct. Ninth Norwalk.
'2 rooms in East Krirwalk. April) to John H.
Knapp i: Wei: atreel m- lien. [41 kwood nod. real
estate agent" " South slain at. at? If
( SF: resend—flow apartment of live rooms
each on (loburn avenue I‘net Norwalk:
water in rent. Neath. Apply ro John Tryon
Kili‘rverxide avenue. Britt Snrvmlk. IIJIII
P‘RUNT apartment third floor.
(' when 3 building, He -uI $9.
rifle: II! The ”It! W ell t ‘Ignr l' 0,.
tun “MI.
Swan: A-
lnqnlre nt
Ki “a—hlne-
sum
SIX room» rurnvr III Slain and Ann streets.
Rent ‘15. quuireof I22. ..\ “nodular-II.l
n l
GOTTA”): 2222- no room». situated rorner of
“sin till i i‘lnc street». Inquire of 4 ‘ml-
lrigedr lax-t“ ml SrirwalkJ
FOB BALI}.
I At' fills good oyster ground situated on
Belllsiand. heariy enough oysters no
he grounds to pay for them Price iii
sold anon. Also a four acre piece on Ca t Pao-
ture. llore than oysters eunuch on the
ndsto \yfor them. I’riceitlll. Address
lit). ilox£tlouth Sorwalk. Conn. myotlt
null if
'l‘lfiu‘ (illshing hotnestfli and mo feet lung‘s:
,medinm mesh. nearly new
hemp at. " Van Zand ndt avenue. host Nor.
waik. Address i’. (l iiorlim. r-outh \oglk.
I lit: AT opportunity I» purchase on ripri
(1planoasmaiasn-vv.forrashnr|iii-
stslrncnts. Must be sold Inquire of or ail
”cull Frank lihlrr, 7! West avenue, South
Sorwalk. all If
GREAT liAIItiAl‘l. llorse. t rim and
A barman! lnly' Informal-rind tretii'r’novit.
Horse 9 ears nlii. utandlc
in every
[neatly son nNot all-aid of anything.
aafstoranyone todrlve. Bury and h-ar
liars in rate mnrlitton.1’h lsairrvat
ha in. Apply to 1.. ii Lockwood, near lied
Nil .lsi all
II termites out west side of
B We. is. orparthulars
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m'rilltfillAYm croutons roll or hillpm thsbs-
tweenx orwaihand 86V anZaniit avenue
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for its return to Jamss'l’ Taylor,“ VanZand
avenue. Earl Norwal out at
lotirw—llity Tarts.
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Price $65.00.
For further information and all kinds of BOAT Fl I
inquire at A. B COLEY’S hardware sto TT NGS
H. EMORY PEASE.
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Palmer’s Bicycle Tourists
Will present their Musical Farce,
lo'veonWheels
CLEAN AND BRIGHT: ‘
NEST AND CATCHY M12 SIC. '
See the BURLESQLE BIClCLE ClRCl’. “
also the EBOPEME\T ON WHEELH.
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The company travels entirely on bicycles.
seats at Hoyt' s and Gragori' 3.
Wheeler II llanlorrl,
62 MAIN STREET. 80 NORWALK. 01'.
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Gregory Bros, Agts.
38 “ALL STREET. \‘ORW ALK, CT. '
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