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Extracts in bulk at prices so
low you cannot afl’ord to buy
' other goods.
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CELERY
KILLS ALL PAIN AND INVIGORA'I’ZS
THE SYSTEM.
It. «hitches.
lo lore Restless Days.
In More Sleepless Nights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diges-
tion Hope takes the place of despair; your
daily duties become a delight and Lifea
Joy.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
Aakyournulghtorubout than! if not fully
Mamie-nus
city Drug Store,
I WANHING‘I’ON 81}, 80. NOBWALK.
Or of
G. A. Gregory 8: 00..
NORWALK. CT.
we wmrln)‘ nurse 'ro YOUlt sorter
lasnstic Borax Soap.
no so whit ; larger than use.
Ira-gemstone i; this town. Hells
E3; lmm,lluugimmt anti-lac-
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IPSE SOAP 250
Does not! work.
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Mourfllktusaufifibeundtuvlu Maids.
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THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAIN GOLDEN. Editor-ltd Proprietor.
”mo.”l"f.llll
sum .mh’d'o'flifi“:
annals- BuuBotI H thda how'l'ldo
“0:“ I It.“ 9'.” I new
low Tori Harald Weather Iona-at.
The weather today promises to be amoral-l!
colder and from cloudy to partly cloudy. pro-
oedsd byrnfn. followed 1!! clearing. mor-
rww It m to be ”any warmer and
from partly cloudy to fair.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our (my are Doing
and Buying.
Mrs. John P. Zelufl’, ofChestnutstreet.
is visiting relatives in Astoria, 1.. I.
—Bome made pies. lane's, 51 Wash. st.
Company C, of Stamford, will nomi-
nate a first lieutenant to-morrow night.
The Prohibition flag still flaps in the
frosty November air across South Main
street. . .
The Norwalk Iron Works company
shipped on air compressor yesterday to
Colorado.
—l“mukfurter “usage, 12 cents a
pound, at Hayes’ market.
Thumb! monthly meeting of the
Norwaik Building, Loan and Investment
association was held last evening. Three
thousand dollars were sold to stockhold-
ers.
George Godfrey, of South Norwalk.
has been appointed aconductor on the
Consolidated road, succeeding the late
William Cumow. Mr. Godfrey began
his railroad career as a water boy.
—-Reasouable prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
The Democratsof West Norwalk ex»
pect to have a big celebration tonight
if the weather is favorable. The New
Canaan band, East Norwalk battery,
and other organizations will be present.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Masonic Mutual Benefit amocia-
tiou in New Haven, $2.000 was voted to
the widow of the late William H. Hunt,
of Waterbury. Fourteen new members
were accepted.
-Au amortmeut of fresh lluyler's
candy at lane’s. 51 Washington street.
While Olin Sherwood, cashier of the
Soutbport National bank. and Arthur
Ilull. of Hull's Farms, were out shooting,
Mr. Hall accidentally shot Mr. Sherwood
in the face. It is feared he will lose the
sight. of an eye.
An informal reception was held blon-
day evening at the Merrill Business Col-
legs in Stamford, given to her pupils and
friendsby Mrs. M. A. Merrill. A num-
ber of invited guests from South Nor-
walk were present.
wAnyoue whiting-try turnips of John
N. Tattle will receive attention by ad-
dressing a postal to box 22L
The Connecticut Press association.
composed of workers on the daily and
weekly newspapers of the state. will hold
its semi-annual banquet in New llavsn
next month. It is confidently expected
that it will equal if not surpam the big
lunquet held in Hartford in April.
-Pura coffee with pure cream, do. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
The trainruen of the Dsubury division
of the Conurlidated road win have their
annual bull in the Danbury armory on
Thanksgiving night. The proceeds will
be used for the worthy object of reliev-
ing the needs of injured and sick tram-
man. The truiumen have hitherto hurl
their Thanksgiving More In South Nor-
wuik. where they have been immense
affairs. The one last year was the lan-
est ever held in Nokulk by any society.
--A nicely furnished room or board.
gnod accomodatkins. at 4! Franklin
street, or inquire at hither Wright's
carriage factory.
ltissnrlouucedthattbspostofllceds—
purtment will begin supplying the new
house lstterboxssut the rate “2,000.
day uterthsnntotnoirt month. These
bumwhicharutobe’introdneedlusll
the cities and town‘ huvlngfrea delivery,
willsuablseveryhbnseholdsrtomailhb
postulmuttsrwlthontorossiughistbrrs-
hold,” to buy Humps and stumped
sovelopsswithuqualrscility bysnclos-
lnghis older, with the money. lathe
box. Experimentuhaveshownthurths
housslsttsrboxlsssucsssssutlltlssx-
pectedthatitwill mpsrusds the street
Whose-someday.
~mw0mrs doughnut-at
megawatt-3mm
(neonatal-hunk nuns, formally
mnnmhuusnanymmn
math-n huts that now pays
themploysuoftltsoldlionmtouloroud
soul-hunches Morn-tunnels
ficutbllorwuiuulyaylthuhstpuuthu
mflthMHercuflolh
donuts-Mun. M
“ships-them
lam ‘nu
South Norwalk.
lira. am. a. Bylngton :- linitc ill It
the on, Hotel.
—New England peanut tally at Lane's,
51 Washington street.
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. R. will confer
the first degree to—nlght.
F. B. Coaster, of Bridgeport. was visib
jug friends in SouthtNorwsllt yesterday;
Jamminfin‘ ppm. Pictures
framed to order. Becker's, 79 Wgslling7
ransom, sooth Harbor. “
C. J. Anderson. of South Norwalk,
will preach to the Scandinavians of Dan-
bury this evening.
The yachts Florence B. and Viola have
been hauled out of the water for the
winter near the oyster docks.
—A full line of confectionery at Lane's,
at Washington st.
The engagement of Miss Annie Larson.
of Elmwood aver-us, and Edward Gus-
tafson, of VanZaudt avenue. is an-
nounced.
George Fairchild. a popular young
man employed by Iouusburv, Mathew-
son &Co.. died suddenly yesterday at
his home in South Wilton.
-The delegates of the Central Labor
Union will meet in their rooms in South
Norwslk tomorrow evening. A full at-
tendauce is desired.
The Norwalk Iron W’orlts band will
furnish music for the Democratic de-
monstration in Ridgefield this evening.
They will leave here in s carrynli at 7:80
o‘clock. W _~_
The N. K. R. club held their second
gathering at the home of Minn May
Finnigan, of llnvilnnd street, last even-
ing. Dancing was enjoyed and a collu-
tion was served.
-—lIuyler's candy. fresh every day. at
lane's. 51 Washington at.
Sherman Council, No. 1.342. Royal
Arcauum, will hold its regular meeting
tomorrow evening. Once more the
“mystic circle" will be enlarged. Su-
preme Reprmentative P. G. R. George
M. Johnson willbepreaent. A full at»
tendsnce is requested.
While on her way from Norfolk. \'a.,
last week Wednesday. the schooner
Eva L. Ferris, Capt. A. B. St. John.
encountered a writer spout, which [massed
across her how bursting. a new double
jib. When the spout broke it made a
report like the bursting of a gun.
”Now is the winter of our discontent"
Changed to rejoicing, and the publir
mind
Is upon "FERRIS" delicious hams intent.
And interest in all else, has fall'n be
hind.
At a joint business meeting of the W.
C. T. U. and “3.. it was voted to give
up their Icon: at 22 North Main street.
The ladies say they have not received the
aid and encouragement from the tem»
perunce people of this city that they had
reason to expect when they hired the
room. The financial burden is toogreat
for them to carry alone. hence their de-
cision to relinquish the room.
——“Dou't tobacco spit or smoke your
life away." is the name of a little book
just received telling all about Note-ban
—-the wonderful, harmless, guaranteed
cure for chewing. smoking. cigarette
habit or snuff dipping. No-tobuc is the
only guaranteed tobacco habit cure in
the world Sold by druggists. Henlion
this paper. The sterling Remedy 00.,
ill Randolph utreet.. Chicago. or Indiana
liner-l springs, Ind. and get a book
mailed free. _....._.
' ‘ 156 two ”banjo" disctric slguah on the
CW dilated minimalist". 0"! WI
wer'u replaced yesterday with new ban-
jtwofan improved putt-u, the hint
style of the llsll Signal company. They
have two openings for the signals in the
fucsof the banjo,onc for day and one
for night signaling. The red dungcr
lightsaremuch movuimenseaud can be
sssnstagreater distance then the old
ones. Theuew signalawill probably in
time Milne old style of Hull signals
all over the road.
Whentholllfllhorsscur from South
NorwulkmchedCcdurltrcstlust night.
itencountcrsdanobstrnctioulnthsshaps
ofan electrlolight wireofthocity’s
synonwhichhad been dragged down
nulmthurucksby a limb broken
from a lurgswillowtvus bythem.
Conductor Williams and his driver
swuugthuwlrutoons side so that the
would mead when they reached
Nokulk Chief of Police Deters-twat
walk-break. Hotel-phoned
mthadsnhkrligbtstationandtbsdam-
saswssrupulrsd. Limbs were horns
frourtruuia vurious puts of the city
whilstbsstorrursosd.
Are your stillborn subject tocruupi
“myoushouldasvsrbswltkoutaboto
tlssth-nkwlslu’sfloughitr-dy. it
hamumhmuwlhum
bus-hows unit. If given may.
My on ;.
NORWALI NEWS.
A lunacy Budget of Ito-s In. the
m I“ o! 'l'owl. ,
’ lira. a. o. Ifitchell, of 4 Beldcu place.
is in Newark, N. J .
Companies band I" will be inspected
next louday night. .
’l'. 8., .lloriaou is my ill ill} his
homeonfivestavsuue. :. ,, H...
wan... om.jor son, mic or.
sunrost‘unrotbis‘cowjydumijt
Weather Prophet James J. Vaughn
says the present rain is his prophesied
storm.
Mrs. James H. Daniels, of Bridgeport,
is visiting Mrs. J. T. Saunders, of Straw-
berry um.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crosby, of Pm
pect Hill, are the parents of a baby boy,
born this morning.
Contractor A. Bach commenced work
on the trench for the new sewer through
Connecticut avenue to-dsy.
Services. consisting of evening prayer
and a lecture. will be held at St. Paul's
church. to—uight. beginning at 8 o'clock.
The wind last night blew down
several treesabouttowu and played havoc
with the electric light. telephone. and
telegraph wires. _
The football team of the Norwslk
Lawn Tennis club will play the Yale
freshmen at the Norwulk Park, next
Wednesday afternoon.
John T. Hayes issued the first number
of Nundium today. in behalf of St.
Mary’s fair, which opens at the Norwalk
Opera House tomorrow evening,
Editor A. ll. Byington. of the Gazette,
received word last. night that his mother
was seriously ill in Washington.D.C. Ila
left town for that city this morning.
“'alter Minor. father of the Belden
avenue twins, arrived home yesterday
afternoon in response toa telegrum telv
ling him of his double good fortupe.
The “Paddy" Cahill, who died in
Wethersileld prison. is not the Cahill of
Norwalk fame asmany have supposed.
lie is now employed as bartender in
New York city.
A horse owned by bl. Roberts. the
milkman. ran away on West avenue
yesterday afternoon. Joseph Hyatt, who
was driving, was thrown out and badly
bruised. The horse was captured before
doing further damage.
William J. hangars: Bethel. aged
forty-four. was found dead near the Dan-
bury and Norwalk railroad track. a mile
and a half below Danbury. \
De\ was
caused by alcoholism and exposure.
leaves a widow and child. I
An easterly wind earned the tide at
it o‘clock this morning to come to the top
of some of the docks along the water
front. The Norwalk river overflowsd its
banks in several places, but us far as
learned no damage was done.
Coroner Donn has received word from
President Clark of the Consolidated road
that he would not oppose a petition for
the abolishment of the grade crossing at
Bethel whore Mn. l’omoroy was killed.
The coroner has notified the selectmeu
of that town.
The Austin Grate Bar compmy will
not move into the old Simoudu foundry
on Mechanic street this winter. on acv
count of the expense attached to making
the factory tenantablr. The company's
present foundry on Btmk street is being
put in thorough repair and a new smelt-
ing furnace added.
Complaint is triads that the intro who
are carting the rails for no Nllrw'ulk
Tramway cominny have drpostted them
in several insinuate attire "imam to
private driveways, causing considerable
unuoyunos to the owners of the property.
This annoyance can be easily remedied if
the men will be more careful.
It is more than [nob-bis that bicycles
will be used more this winter that don
lug any previous winter. Last year they
were raced to: greater extent than ever
before. it was found that the cmhiou
tlmtruvslsdoverthsrough mudu'orou
rm for the rider than an the solidifies,
and it is resumed that the pneumatic:
will run with more cuss and comfort.
The bicycle has certainly broom a
means for trove! in winter as well as in
summer.
lulllil. ’
llduu'sllund will furnhb lnt'ulofor
tbsnuurocrsilcpurads lathb plug-to.
night. ltisupectudtbut the Jubila-
tiouwilthsuhig‘suocwv. ,:
Thuhugm‘l'dsphmm
unsubouttweuty-lvsmployssst work
ruplaeingthuold poles with new ouru,
rumour-mm
mammal-re W
tlresnowwith mushrooms-sundown. chin
lininnndlorlfitnlnedlilhi andDark cloths
Children’s 01ng 4 to l 2 years.
A. DiCkerman 8L Son
rum to
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w
the courses. A really slips
the world to produce. Al
made ready for the table in a '
and appetizing.
nothing better than these superb
mono snootl;
till-lit THE RIVER.
low- and (local, at tho Day in last
lorwall.
lira. William E. Hougbtoumf Wilton,
is visiting her cousin, Ili- Lilllan P.
Jones. First avenue.
Mr. and lira. William Carr. of First
estimate-Met e for due with
,‘unm'rn limwiter’s. . “ ,
The Mid Aid Society is making or
lenslvs preparation-Tor their flirt-ad
’ mm when windward on the our.
meat of the church tomorrow and
Thursday evenings. Supper will be
ready at 6:00 o’clock.
cossscrrocr assertions.
Facts About Our thtlo Stats Which Are
Not Generally Known.
The Weekly Record, in a recent issue,
hasalong article on the great resour-
cesof Connecticut. which many of in
citizens douot realise. Here are a few
of its points:
Connecticut has something over 100
miles of seaoosst. and its northern boun-
dary is eighty-eight miles long, while the
eastern and western boundaries are
forty-five and seventy-two miles respect-
ively. The area of the state is 4,990
miles.
The population of the state. which by
the enumeration of “990 was 746,258, is
doubtless fully 800.000, and is increasing
at a more rapid rate than over before.
Owing to the system of assessing prop-
erty at from fifty to seventy-five per
cent. of its valuation. the true valuation
of property will be found to be not far
from threoqnsrters of a billion dollars.
("orrrrccticut‘s finances have been exceed-
ingly well administered. The entire
state debt has been paid. with the ex-
ception of bonds which cannot be re-
deemed. amounting in the aggregate to
$3,240.00!) and drawing interest at three
and three and one-half per cent. The
state tax has been entirely remitted.
Connecticut's banking facilities consist
of eighty-four national banks. eight
state banks. ten trust companion and
eighty~ueven savings banks.
During the year It»! all the insurance
companies doing busine- in Courtecticnr
wrote risks'of $230,389.”, received preo
miums of f3.029.287.and paid lessen of
$798,272.
Connecticut is threaded with a net—
work of railroads. There are in the state
1.008 miles of truck, of which 212 milrs
are double. making 338 miles of sidings.
a total of 1.352 miles. The railroad
pn-perties are valued at .123, 7,529.
Connecticut is one vast workshop, pm-
ducing every article known to cum~
merce. with markets in every quarter of
the globe.
Connecticut has always been among
the foremost states in establishing and
maintaining a system of general educa-
tion. -__,.... .. ._ 4
Not l’nvonhlo to Camellia"...
In spite of the unfavorable weather
last evening. the Young Men‘s Debating
club held its regular meeting at the
home of Mo Davis, l3 Bayv‘rew avenue
An interesting debate took place on the
subject, ”thanked, That it is for the
best interests of Norwalk and South Nor-
wnlk to be united under one city govern-
ment.” The affirmative side was upheld
by (l. H. Vosburgh, Wilbur Smith and
U. R. Helmer. while Fred Rowan. W. J.
Leland and Leo Davis argued for the
negative. The judge, hints Counlandt,
decided from the arguments advanced,
that conwlidatiou was not best for the
two places. "llesrilved, That a person's
some. in life is this more to ability than
to circumstances." is the subject for the
next meeting. W. J. Leland, aflirmu-
tive. and lhibert Eiloudorf. negative. It
will be held at the home of Wilbur
Smith. Ely uvsuuc, Tuesday. December
13.
am 178:]; £531“
"the forums or Great Britain stats
fresh million dolly of the hard times.
Theyarsbsdly pinched by the advvrue
minditionof trade, and many of them
"m using to turn to the free «on»
'0' ' £3" ' 132“ hr
rown among t recent y
from small darlings. and at Mord
no suturdsy i farmers of the North
Nottingham district . resolution!
sguinst free trade. so restrictions
ray that the “present lineal arrangements
of the government and the system of the
imports are injurious to the agricultural
intern-u." The meaty “undecided to
organics annotations farmers. land
owners, and agricultural laborers to urge
u thsgomnrusutthe neosruityof a
”gain the normal Edicy The
agitation mm lines spreading
the area ind it are hoping for
Tory sympathyaarlsupport.
Amati-nu crowds.
nasurrrc noises.
Mlle-l latter- in Which Play-Bolus
rout. Will u Interested.
Thelrkhfeuralehubsensomnch
burlesqusd and ridiculed on the stage
that the management of Music Hall want
to draw the attention of patrons to the
fact that Mrs. Randall, who will play the
part of widow Eleoovu Ichuckin, Pri-
my night, is Jefl'eruonlan in nn’nnpér-
sanction. and, which brings out all the
good truitsand humor of thschaucter he
never stdopu to vulgarity. Dick Morocco,
the tiernfin dialect conredlun, and W. J.
Kenny, who has played Fey‘s part with
organization.
Manager Harry J. Clapham claims
there never has been somccmful a min-
strel company as low Dockstader's.
which will be seen at Music Hall, South
Norwalk. next Tuesday night, Nov. 22.
The companyslso presentsa programme
which is at once pleasing and novel.
Never wanting in originality and al—
ways pure and clean. Dir. Dockstader
seems to know what the people want,
and he gives it tothem. even though it
does necessitate ingenuity and compel
him to read the newspapers thoroughly.
Here we pvssentagood cut of Dock-
stader as “Hittite,” which E perhaps one
of the strongest single specialties known
to miustrelsy. It was as "Misfits" that
the merry Law's great laughtervprovok
ing puwm were first recognized. and
ilirvugli that was years ago, he still re-
mins the big black suit for his single
number in the pmgrnmme, but every
season introduces a new budget of songs
and stories. Among Mr. Dockstader's
amociute funvmakers are Geo. Powers.
Frank Ilumout, Fulke and Sessions. Wm.
Rowe. Blocksom and Burns. and John
C. Harrington. Surely these names
argue well for a most enjoyable perform-
ance.
[IBIS AND THERE.
Invert-at News of tho County-ad State
corn-tend In a Condo-nod tom.
Charles M, Blitz, a Bridgeport market
man, has fallen heir to “8.000 by the
death of a relative in Germany. Twelve
other heirs get the same amount.
George II. Robinson. who kept a liverv
stable at Crown and Church streets.
New llaven. has left town without inter-
viewing his creditors. Frederick How-
shicid, the carriage maker. has most
cause to regret his departure.
The furniture in the ltockvillo llouse,
the paincipal hotel in that city, leased by
ll. A. Ray. has been attached by claims
amounting to nearly $3,000. It is report—
ed that the proprietor madeuu asuign-
ment at But Lyme yesterday. owing to
financial embarrassment caused by out
side investments. The hotel remain»
cures. Ir. Roy managed the Morton
ileum st Niautlc last summer.
A Ivar» Hide.
'A trump giving his name ”John Fair
appeared at the police station the other
night, bruised from head to foot, and
asked permission to sleep in the cell until
morning. l-‘uir said be hard coins- to
Atchlson from ()mahuonathrmrgh stock
train, and had the mt terrible superb
consul lib life. Shortly after the train
pzllsd out of Omaha, the trump said.
cruwisd into a car which was loaded
with steers. The steers sum lwnn to
stop on him. and seeing this would never
do. thetrumpehmtudonths buckolom
animal. ’I‘b en ‘ the steer and it
i hen“ mw' " .2“'ll.2‘m"'h.....
w wauu .
liner! dashed Mwhmkin
and striking the trampou a, side-u. its
out hiatus-bout the neck of theoleer
when hswss rtdiog.aud held his grip
until the train at Atohivon.
The trump's hsud struck the top of
the car a numberot times and it wm
badly hruird.-Atekisoa Globe.
Barley and Fay. are connected with this ‘
n .
.. was“
There is musicin the
We wish them all to
We hereby bid
And if we here can stay without
8 I It, I . II.
tililhliii, - tii'
' 'ro ENJOY YOUR MEALS
thoroughly and heartily, you must have a good soup as
rror soup is not the easiest
difliculties on that score are overcome
y our unrivalled Franco-American Food
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
33 Ullllllll'l'llll 81, 80. "II
air and the butchers are delighted,
. feel that they're everyone invited.
And that It isn’t our intention that any should be slighted.
them come in open competition,
Let’s see whose purse is longest, and in the best condition,
o
oneof
thingiu
Co. soups. They canbe
iffy. and are wholesome, nutritious
Nothing co d be simpler or mist. and certainly
soup preparations. Try them.
«u
III.
asking their permission.
Special for this Week.
Portsrhouso
8 g r u u
Shoulder, M ‘*' llg. Ill.
wa’ "‘ s '-
E. J. WADl-IAMS. Proprietor
[low Blela’a Comet Will Look to Us
Within Two Weeks. .1
Profemor Lewis Buns. of the Dudleyg
observatory, finds from calculations that
thecomet in Andromeda discovered by
Holmes on November 6. is probably
identical with Biela’s periodic comet.'
which has not been certainly recognized E
since 1852. This confirms the suspicion.
telegraphed from Berlin by l’rofwssnr
Berberich some days ago.
Professor Bats thinks there is likely to?
be a very close approach between the
comet and the earth on the morning of
November 28. in case the supposed iden-
tity between the comets of Holmes and,
Blclu proves to be a fact. The uhservu-x
tions at present are insufficient to drill-g
onstratc this identity beyond doubt. i
t
l
The Holmes comet was observed at
the Dudley observatory on the night of .
the 13th. There is a well marked though ;
faint central condvusation. but no ap-
pearance of asulid nucleus. Assuming
as results from the calculations that on
that night the comet. was 13,500,000
miles distant from the earth. the drama»
ter of the outside nebulosity of the comet
would be about 36.00) miles.
It is probable that the comet will
rapidly grow in brightness and that
within two weeks it will appear many
timeslargcr than the full moon. The
comet can now be seen With snmll tel»-
scopes and will be found about two de-
grees wed of )lu Andromeda.
of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bind it on over the seat of pain. It
is better than any plaster. When the
lungs are sore such an application on the
chest and another on the buck, between
the shoulder blades, will often prevent
pneumonia There is nothing so good
fora lame hock or a pain in the side. A
sore throat can nearly always be cured
in one night by applying a flannel band-
age dampened with Pain llalm.
If a New York millionaire gives a dirt—
ner at Stir avenue and ifitlrstrwt. rusting
$700.00. which gives; it! [I’UPIP (l; apewiu.
:urd (hr—v [myrtle rill‘liil $316.00 in lIt)r‘>
umf bit!» and finally have to pay $3M:
each for L'm'rus lllnmlt'ure to mm- them,
what would be the saving per caprm if
the dinnvr ahmrhl not be given, then-
beiug 97 persons at the feast?
Inquire at l’lnisted's drug store when-
you may harr- the problem solved and
get information about lotus llhnl t‘uri-
\" A .\’ 'l’ I: II.
Islar‘h'ats family. one room with lklilhl.
to must he comfortably hesrui. Aal-
dres< 1': W.. Sentinel omrc. nld.lr
“'.\NTI€I)~I’H.~it on as innit-keeper or 1-min-
trr by young lmlv w therpertrm‘e. Ad»
dress A. IL, Sv-tmnel [flit-r. South Nurwnlk
null:
“¥. STE!) \ pn-ithm or area rapher and
typewriter M a young l y of exper-
ience. t'arr llll‘l’tlsll best I: references. All
dress I’. U. llus ill. Swath .\tll‘\~ltll(. nlri lw
‘ fr\.\’Ti2llSiluntinn by a steady mun;
worked But fireman lorfl redrauulwr
stamlsrrpuiring;almthu-areof ,.,,...., Wil-
liurchto tukeapusivi-m in any mparuy. no
but lKI’tI)‘ I'rr'mufurirvit'rl. Address I: l’. H.
this other. nit lw
‘V’I’. want first clam travelling snlrnmrn
and local agenm in each section. to
handle our lubricating oil» and grease an to
title line on r Hilltlrrtlrm Columbia (hi and
(firearm t‘rn. l'lcveluml, Ohio. n7 2w
T0 LET.
P‘l’flh’lh‘llfill room» to rent. lot llnvilnn-l
street. nltllw
'l‘llEslorelatr-ly occupied by the J. and .l.
Hermann t'mnpunr. n so a antis- of rooms
In Jumn’ block. Apply in k‘. M. John lnx'k
would. trustee. at!» If
“I? "MIMI entire first dismount" rlmrth
)sln street and llunf-ml I’ltwe. ltrut
Corner “'ooclwarrl avennr
anilhlrwtnw utmt. item to.
Apply to E. A.
Woodward.
nllf
5".”an floor of house No. frilhstmrrr nl‘t'lill".
I. Kurt flaw-”(Jumtnlning 0 rooms. Cll‘y
litter in. Run! . Inqulrn of Mrs. Thomas I .
Smith. on prem- . his luv
1'"?! ball on third floor of lilbhln'n lilm‘lt.
lllrlflfll mi fur bulge rmm. Will in-
ultrrwl to all I tetrnni. ('ouhl he used for light
manufacturing or other purp1m. Aim single
mun on mmd mm. Apply to J. lrvlnu
Dibble. or: IV!
4 Rut!!! apartments. mood and third tlmr
swans e (.‘orbvtt block; rent Ill and lit:
modem improvements; hulls brutal arm
i hml. Ilu also at the ofllreul the (lid Well
(.7 or (in. Washington ulml. oil it
New win—no; avenue no. 5 rooms
Water street. M 5 rrwrms, it armor. 815:
farm house. union a pastor-gr
who; moms, nylon. .13. ltuymogul
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' iron sans.
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to
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It. Hurts. assign. Nokutk. Conn. n s
Assmm llulau substllute m a};
brick and
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$0813
snort rial content and “ma
L year-m flatter will be rewarded“,
In
return! her to Joss ins A. non; any.
wall. "$1"... I. [thWIIM I'tmi‘fl‘
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and tan dog: I to name or
" with collar “sham ."
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Tun Beer Pursue—Damian a piece a
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PEOPLE'S MIKET. FIEE DELIVERY, PEOPLE'S IIIKET,
ll! North Main Street. South Norwalk. 21 Wall Street. Norwalk,
Telephone Call. 52-3. Telephone Call. 57-3.
niacin; 3 no loos. .. f ' Taylor 8‘ Calden. '—
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking fora lot or house and lot.
with the View of purchasing. are invited to
call and ex vrmne our list. it have them for
e
rule in every part of the city at reasonable
units if
prices and on new terms.
gqlrrlainmrnfs.
lllllSlll lllll, SilIlTll llllllllAlK.
“'Dl. ll. KNAPI'. Manager.
035: Wyn.
FRIDAY, NDV. llllh,
The latest laughing New York success.
ELENDDA
- MchlDKIN.
One hundred and fifty minutes of solid met»
rrment guaranteed.
If )gmmr ’
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at all the Gentlemen"
you will rrgret it.
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The Female Iflel’l lm .rsnnat 1r. W'
ELEXtiltA cty‘lIC'illX.‘s rdow
lie will. trivi- you the character true to life.
lac-King I'Itlil‘illt' and vuzgurity. I!
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l’Sl'AI. PRICE“ WILL PRBVAII.
Charts at Plain: ‘11:. 3‘4th X
“it"s. Norwalk e ’ OFF-1k. Ind
Music Hall.
J L'S'i‘ ONE Jorot‘s NIGHT.
TUESDAY, NW. 22,
LEW
lookstador’s
Minstrels!
HARRY .l. (‘l..\l'll:\.\l.
Manager.
llElllllY i “UNDER! 5 STRONG!
"Alli Dlll FAWIIITES!
"Alli NEW ONES!
All l'niznl in nu Entirely New Program.
II EAR INDC lin'TA “III! S
New Sttr‘r‘vifi'el
“ BEFDDE =‘J-llD AFTER ”
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” WARD MclllLlSTEll ! ”
(Society as l Found it.)
New Frank firitiznhl’u latter! Illl,
“ The Cake Walk ! "
mm.-unmum
Ilvueru-tl main on satin or l'laislr—d's and
“Alt": drug HIID'W'K. nib
nnnooun Lessons!"
Miss Baird’s
Institute.
Aamwriur helm tor from New York wlll
give wwrnu on this mm' 1- molar instrument.
Lem-om to limit: on l-‘rirloy of this week.
n;fi::(;xrfldo pupils will lrv~mlniliteglgr
SEDDllD Elllllllllllill
IN TIIK
Y. on. c. A. COURSE.
Wednesday Evening. lot. I6.
Spanish rmfiii‘rfih anti Jam-
sss Wonder Worker.
nmttt. the «Quorum n. m. The three
orifiusl Figaro “punish Madrid‘s inform upon
an aged lnstmmenin litirudurir 5 an Andalu-
sian.'f'u-honrins tram by new)”
and first» HuMuro. J mousse Tum-obi. b
in a novel and original mmbinatlon. with
something to suit every taste.
Ticket ineladl Hm nod Floatation“;
Qumraltluiintrmhzt the rloorJlmlu.
Charts at l‘lnnen‘n, Norwnlk. and l’lnlflfl’g
Milt Norwulk. rill“
Dress Making“
it the it. 1'. Taylor vyslm. tlrs. Elm .
liven" street. EM! Norwulh. Jill."
To novsnrrssfié
mam-s amt-orbs guaranteed the some
do, mm is hauled in. to», W!
(furl will be studs to We put»
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