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South Norwalk
THE EVENING "SENTINEI.
was GOLD“, [dim-Id W.
Charles P. Waterbury, of min-ml
street, nstakensuddanly and seriously
lll.yestgrday.
scorn IOBWALI.
to-day.
lethod'nt church.
We hrs on Chestnut street.
5i Wubingmn at.
That Flux:
herhoilcrli “
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i-'
Seymour’s.’ ‘All invited.
palm.
restaurant. Open all night.
filled. '
Lane's, 51 Washington at.
carriage factory.
in the borough.
out In Washington Territory.
though apwardostv-ty-Ilve
Seymour-h. All invited.
mouallright.
A
mimwmm
LEE—m
III-taro Aha-ac ”Mrs-w.
wast lair-synod uncle, moot-g
null-III.
Edmundlfhoweisconsidered better
TheboatJ. [Wheeler is at Bridge-
portdischargingacargoofcoalforflay—
. mondBrcthers.
—Home made pint, Lane‘s, 51 Wash. at.
There will be a union service on
Thanksgiving dayin theSouth Nor-walk
ContractorJ.R.llaymondhascota-
menoedbutldinganadditiontoJ. P.
--A full line or confectionery at lane's,
MabelStevena had
yesterday. The in-
spoofing: ‘ " 2w pronounced them in
excel ' ‘ obi:
Homes, as well as men, must be kept
warm th'm wintu. Horsemen will find
what they want in the way of robes and
blankets at We bargain house.
~Don‘t mi- the opportunity to"try
the FrancoAmeriram soups and plum
pudding. served freethis week, at C. B.
ThehoueeatbOSouth lain street,
belonging to the mtate of 8. E. Fonts,
and occupied by Dr. A. N.Clark,lns
beendremedinacream-colored coat of
-Reuonahle prices at lane’s depot
Profanor F. 11. Baldwin‘s lecture on
“Stanley‘s TriptuAfrica," has been poatr
pound until tomorrow evening. at which
time the Brook-ids chapel should be
~Iiuylet’s candy, fresh every day, at
Charles W. Seymour, the night watch-
man at Solmaus‘ livery stable, now
carrieshislefthandina bandage, neon.
sitated bygettingtheendof one of his
fingerstaken oflinadoor at the stable.
-A nicely furnhhed room or board,
museum. at 41 Franklin
street,vor' linfinite at Lutha Wright’s
H. D. Ila-ids]! received the contract
yesterday hftirnoon to erect a 86.000
residencealidbarn for Frederick Mead
onthelothe recently purchased at the
cratnerofllnion Parksnd Union Place,
~An amortmrmt of fresh Hoyler's
candy at lane’s, 51 Washington street.
Carrie 8., the four-months-old daugh-
ter of Dir. and hits. Fred Lindegren, was
buried ylterday, in Union Cemetery,
Rowayton. from the family residence on
Hoyt street. hfr. Lindegren is at pru-
——Pnre coffee with pure cream, be. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Superintendut Bonnel,of the South
Norwaik Electric Works, expects his
fatlrerhavenestwak tospsudthe win-
ter with him. He is atpressnt living
with another-unis Elinbath. N. J.,aad'
w.- WWW'MIblf'.‘ .
«Don't miss the opportunity to if!
the Franco-American soups and palm
pnddlng,servedfveetbiaweak,at C. 3.
While returning from Harlan. last
night on the limtrain, fianford Smith,
whomanipulatesthe bass drum in the
lutual Drum corp, was taken with a
ilt,aud itrequ‘tredthe exertion of the
antigemm mu care of him fora
few moments. Be recovered and was
-The celebrated Oxford doughnuts at
. “a...
Mil-n Wakefield, as...
visiteddouthliorwslk last week loin.-
spsctthemuniotpal electriciightworks.
Theolthsraof thatplace are agitating
the subject of a plant. but here last
witbsuaaacasmedflsu fromthstwu
soup-ul- Wadsworth-Huh
dhpmsoftluirfihahtotksclty.
«ale ”Ills toasympsthlas
with’ users tally “than
weds, tr, Nowell
ButlstbapterIn. as. R. A. If., will
mnferthemyalsrch degree to—nuwrow
«min; Refreshmentsaftsr the work.
“at“? ’33." I‘lf‘uil“ 'mi’“ sfiwhfifimnthflr-thmb.
1 mm
sumac-ts was»: rm .
TMW_ n. . . ,bosruvralln cinema-aids wills inflow;
.Wfll‘m W Egmlfilmh cur-math reverting‘wo help olt‘the
sWerW 7 ostryallwillliavc Sol-w stable at
o‘clock.
The Young Ken's Social club met last
evening and elected the following odi-
cers: Presideht, the Burger; rice-mai-
deut, Robert 1. Brown; secretary, B. If.
Dreyfup; treasurer, W. A. Wheeler.
Theclub has engaged the room now oc-
cupied by the Democratic club and will
take posse-ion next week.
—"Don'ttobaccn spit or smoke your
lifeaway."isthe name ofa little book
just received tellingall about Ro-tobac
—tho wonderful, harmless, guaranteed
cure for chewing, smoking, cigarette
habitorsuuff dipping. No-to-bacis the
only guaranteed tobacco habit cure in
the world. Sold by druggists. lention
this paper. The Sterling Remedy 00.,
45 Randolph street, Chicago, or Indiana
ItineraISprings, Ind., and get a book
mailed free.
NCBWALI NEWS.
l Braauy_ladgwtd Ito-a Irw- tho
mull-daft)“
The Catholic fair opens tonight.
lira. F. 8. Byxbee. of Henry street. is
quite ill with qulnay. ' ‘
Mrs. EL. Hoytisjust able to be
about again, after thirteen weeks‘ illness.
The Matinee Whist club meets with
Miss iues Keeler,of Mott avenue, this
afternoon.
The ladies of St. Paul's church will
hold a hear at theOpera House, Novem-
ber 31 and December 1.
Colfax Encampment, I. 0. 0. R. of
South Norwalk, will work the third de-
gree for Kabaosa Encampment to-night.
~Wanted—a young lady to operate on
sewing machine at the Boston store,
Norwalk. __
The Floral Circle of King's Daughters
of the First Baptist church will give an
entertainment in the church Thanksgiv-
ing week.
The station agents along,the line of
the Danbury and Norwalk railroad hope
toget their salaries raised under the new
management.
A turkey dinner will be served in the
Y. M. C. A. gymnasium tomorrow,
fromil:45a.m.tol:30p.m., fortbe
benefit of the association's treasury.
Seven delegates from the [3th hea-
gue connected with the Norwalk Metho-
dist church, are attending the annual
convention of the society in New Ro-
chelle tar-day.
Arrangements have been made to hold
a doll fair in the vacant store in the
Norwalk club building. on the evening of
December 7, for the benefit of the Nor-
walk Library. _______.__
E. If. Jackson will go to Bridgeport
tonight to preside at the organ in Trinity
church, where Stainer’s sacred cantata,
"DaughterofJarins," will be song. A
party of Norwalk people will attend
tbeentsrtainment.
--A profesiooai operator will give les-
sonafresln thcuaeoftheDetroit Singer
and Home Delight sewing machinm at
the Boston store, Norwalk, every day
this week.
.Tba,ruyrisge.of Tho-as Hunt. and
‘ vilified-0-
ingwllovamhflgtabmrmch {Axed
oeptiouwillbsheldat tbebvide's home
onliaplestreetfrom 10 until 5 o‘clock.
0.59%”er Will“! . mm-
The misplacingof punctuationmarka
madsussayyemerdsytbatlfraThomas
Ryhmlfi-Kslleher, received among
herwsdding Fuentes sewing machine.
oarpstsandcurtalns from Rev'. J. Ryle,
Theyweregivenbyhertnothev.inaddl—
tiontoacheokfovttoo. Bev.lr.llyle
gsveasilverssrvios.
J.l"redGrant.ofllewYorkeity,rep-
resentingtheDickurmm United Btatas
countsrfdtdstectormaldthelomlhanka
hissnaslvidtyesurday. Hahsdaev-
«alofthelatsst con-Malaiuhispns—
dummy ofthem so near perfect
that the detach wave oalydiscsmabls
thrunghapowsrfuinlagnlfyisgglass.
’l‘hssuniantsrtalnmmtinlhell.
Chroma-wanna at the liorwalk
Childre
A. Dickcz-rimian A & I on
84 WASHINGTON
[$TRE_ET. SOUTH
NORWALK. 00 N.
.ro smov
the courses. A really
the world to produce. Al
End a lizi . Nothing
nothilli’gebettgrgthan these superb
lEl‘l‘ll “MEI;
‘JuliusPartrick baaoontarctsdtomovev',
LB.Bigelow’-nawhouaeatliidgelisld.
Them will be cranial new It 0|?!”
church tonight, begruniog' at 8 o'clock.
1'homas3.lorisou.whohasbeeu
v . '
The mt W“ you‘ll. F"! 'Lmrd'flg .:3 an. $33 ' n ”’5‘“ W
m in. Beneath-rm w.- .. -- - '- ~
WNW”. "‘T’ B ‘ .‘Y‘vf". '«l ’d‘pw'flmmh‘lmynifi.
f ,H‘ : "WW“ .4. . a; 4'.
‘gti-Mm;wwi boil rung Mafiffiiw M .ei' 9M
mall-5.1M”, r-of lion a": rumour» mm: mm .~~ Luau-"H“
nus. ' . l w
Ir. and Ira. Robert VanBuven, of
West avenue, attended the horse show
yesterday.
The Brotherhoodofst Andrew, oth.
Paul's church. will meet at the parish
roomstonigbt.
JohnSQttmebestout street, receivo
edafinelot of guinea hensby Adams
Eapreesthismorning.
The Kiss Mamie and Annie
Shannon, of Green's Farms, are visiting
friends on Waller street. ‘
The engagement of Miss lfinnie CAL
flyattmf Lynes Place, to Bruce N. lic-
Queen. of Bmklyn, is announced.
Watbev Prophet Vaughn prophesia
that is shall have fine weather now
until after the holidays, with the ca-
ception of a local storm or two.
One of the best trained pointers in
Norwalk is owned by William Anderson.
He is a beauty. and for hunting Mr.
A'nderaonsaysheiaasgood as he looks.
Fred Elle, a newsboy employed by J.
ll. Benedict, wasbitten on the leg by
Thomas Robinson's dog, while deliver-
ing papers on Harbor avenue this Inm-
lng. ”fl .
Fred Smith. the butcher, captured an-
other skunk in his hen coop. early this
morning. 'He says if his present luck
continues he will engage in the fur hosi-
BBB.
Conwcticnt pensions granted ymter-
day: Thoma B. Gibson, Thomas Dial-
ley, Patrick J. "CI-hall, J. B. Mr,
Theodore W. Benton: additional. Allin
Albin, George D. Weir; original widows’,
etc, Sarah M. Williams.
The silly prattle concerning the motes
of the prise-tit post odioe force for horse
cardrlvers and conductors has cradled
no end of unfavorable commedt. The
article referred to‘ was evidently the
weak attempt of wine-one to be funny.
On Thanksgiving eve at National
hall, Westport, Compo Engine company
will hold aball. The hall is to be do
gaotly decorated and elaborate invita-
tionswill be sent out. As usual with
this company the ball will be agrand
affair. ________.
Sylvester Taylor and Fred Whitlock
went to Ssnfovd’s Station gunning, lon-
day, and captured eight quail. four wood-
cock, two partridgea and a grey squirrel.
On a recent trip soIJtchileld county the
hunts-rs captured thirty birds in one
morning.
A wedding took place at theparaonage
of the First Congregational church. at
5:2!) o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
parties were Ilsa Urace ll. Force
and Clarence Hedden llcChup
ney, of South Norwalk. Rev. T. K.
Noble performed the ceremony.
Edward Drew, of Company I", after
coming home from camp last August,
carried h’u overcoat home and neglected
to turn it in at the company’s impaction.
As a molt he will havetopay “0.50
for thecoat. Samuel Hurray neglected
toreturn hisblauket,andhe is charged
$4.88 for a new one.
. czar-TIM»). .».
MAW ml- vilitr
iugghis son, William K. Aokart.
in. ,aali-lfla. ram some...»
haveheeu to Bcbagbticoke, N. Y., in
several months, have returned to this
plaoe.and will occupy. their new born
on lfaln street. ,
Abigtimeisespectsd here this even-
ing, when the Democratic jollification
takes place. The llowayton Battery
will beth probably the South Nor-
walk marching clubs will be present.
As before. when the panda was held
here,rsfreshmeubwilibeserved_at ibjo
homeofCaptainWifllamLBtevs-ra. f-
onus. .‘xj
Themaniago at Ii- ms. F‘s-nob
and Rev. italph Mm, occurs this
uranium Wschurch.
Abovss driven blelbur Reed,who
is employed by 0M“ nus-s
lard.ran "mm-on. 11th
waplnw'asdighllybrokan.
William Fairbanks has neared the
ccntrasttofarahhmgpswpolssiarthr
wil’bthumlftytussnatyoilvafsstla
highs ~ 3'
ovsu rus litres.
laws slut Baaalpulthanayin last
lorwalk.
Rev.C.l.PeggilinBrooklyn.
lfrs. C. If. Peasnd daughter Jennie.
ofEastNorwalk.whohavebeen up the
E. E. Gotham, the bustling painter
and paper lmnger, has been awarded the
contract to paint and decorate the interi-
or of the new Universslht church in
Dietitian, which is being built by If. D.
Randall. That the Vvork will be well
done is an assured fact.
The fair and supper at the East
Avenue lethodist church, under the
ampices of the Ladies‘ Aid society, open-
ed iast evening and continues to-uight.
Alargenumberoffaocyarticles are on
sale and supper '- served in an excellent
manner. ‘11me a good attendance
last night.
HERE AND THERE.
linportaat lows of the County-Isl Stat.
Chronicles! la n W roan.
Ire. Richard Evans, of Wallingford.
wheeled Ira. J. J. Hayden, of that lilacs,
the entire length of William street in a
baby carriage during the pouring rain
Tnesdayevening. it wman electionbet
of course. Every house on theatreet
was illuminated. ‘
Dennis llcCarthy, of Springfield, Mans ,
a brakeman on Conductor Desking's
freight train, fell between the cars near
Southington, and‘both legs were cut ed.
The cars were wet and McCarthy, while
running to put on brakes, slipped. lie
is twenty six years old and unmarried.
Henry Boogie, a fireman on the New
York and flew England, had his hiprd-‘
ly injured in Bristol last evening by
jumping from bisengine. Two freights
collided near Bristol and Boogie jumped
for his life, striking on his hip, which, it
is thought, is broken.
The biggest wildcat killed in the state
for years, was shot at lantern Hill, near
Norwich, by Ira llain, Monday. The
animal wu really a Canadian bay lynx,
three feet tall and four feet long. its
for was thick and beautifully mottled.
its face, almost as large as a man's, wore
a ferocious look in death, and its p."
and claws were almost as large as those
of a panther.
A convention'of the State Sutfrage as—
sociation was held in lieriden yesterday.
Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker presided.
The society will broaden out and not
only work for equal suflrage, but com-
bine for the higher education of women
along political lines. A new constitution
hasbeen framed, new by'lsws adopted,
odicers elected, and the feeling prevaih
in the cunvmtion that the subject is on
a broader basis and has a good working
euthlnhsm. The conventhn is not
large, but is composed of' thoughtful.
carnal, intelligent women who have
confidence in its ultimate enemas.
The rich Hartford mu referred to in
an A-ociated Pl. dispatch from Low
don as having left £12,000 to a poor Bugs
lish woman is Peter Chute, a Hartford
liquor dealer, who was killed by the cars
on the New York and New England rail-
read about six weeks ago. His estate in-
ventoried ”0,000. but will eventually
amount to .1000». Tilers are two other
heirs, In. l-‘rauk Duifey, of Taunton, or
Fall River,»lfass., a sister. and a brother
who is supposed tobe inNew South
Wales. flrs. Boyce, the English heir,
lives at Burniey, lane-shire.
The first lecture in the course to be
given in tbspouth Norwalk lecture Room
atll'fghss'tnut street, will on land’s.
waggrsvmwrl; “o tall o'noci.‘
We...» ,. mm:
are. lucid ‘ "nudism...
15th. Ticketsmaybehadat the Public
Dibrary.
Wu.
Police commissioner (to candidate)—
Suppossyou were to arrest a criminal
sndhewcvetoofleryona dollar to let
him gozwouldyoudoithandidate—No,
sir. What would you say to him! i'd
ssytohim: Tryrnswidaflvev.
Strangerh-(iallyourppera great all—
vsrtlsiugraedium,doyoul Itisn’tworth
shacks. iputfn an admthammt last
week,auddldn’tgetananswc.notone.
Muir—Kyl‘myl Bowwasyouradvsr-
'llssmsut worded? A .poor
youngmmwantsaprsttywifswho can
dobermhoasswork. ‘
“tantrumwhsal’olsudwas la
hI-primstkaaoblmmdtosat at lead
dgbthsilseveryday.’
"l‘hat’sthsnssanlIMwo used
awn-ammonia."
“usual you an y’all:- scans-r
“l at sees wispy our, “sun
idling?“ murmur-swu-
aharvucmrowaadthshoashsardef lt.’
11m”. ‘ .-
Areynarehlidrsasabdsattutaoapf
bswltt-satabw
m ,. mp1s
namvrc noises.
sac-tries! letters In Which use...“
ml- Will H Interested. "
"Elenors liclluckin” will be pmentc’d
at Basic Hall togmorrow night. The
piece was constructed to drive dull care
away. it abounds in funny incidents,
Wh- ‘nsinxrm and W-
tinsel ”Manama? Horace Ban-z
:
"camel-ii no Mortimer-'16
densest female Irish impersonator on
m”‘ o ['7 g» Joplin .1. my. :. :(flw
“M“édlsml‘iébni‘iaullWill was 1»
with us. Lew Docket-tier, strictly speak-
ing. is a minstrel comedian. lie was not
dragged in from the concert hall stage,
nor whirled around the circuit in a barn-
storming company, nor did he glide
down a flight of greased stain from the;
"legitimate." He was born, not made.
lie was baptised a minstrel comedian by
a real old hard-hell that preached banjo
picking and Southern melody down on
the old plantation in the good old days
“belch de war, by gad, sir." llockstader
is the sun around which the other plan~
eta revolve. The planets are burning
orha of brilliancy and can be compared
to the average minstrel performer as the
sun can be compared with a fellow dip.
Above we meant a cut of Dockstader
as the original Knickerbocker. it is [low
as he apm h.,his that part costume.
Theaamcwhlclt headnptedafew years
ago at his Broadway Theatre, New York,
and whichJieetill has this sauna. with
his newly W‘ ., eomfiny. and ' is
quite right-in hli dill: that the in
nothing near. or more plensiugto the
eye in minstrel makeupe than the origi-
nal Dockstadeanickerbocher impart.
This organization will make their only
how to a South Norwalk audience next
Tuesday, Nov. 22d, at Music ‘" Hall.
Among the leading features isan uproar-
ioualy funny sketch, entitled "The Cake
Walk,” which calk for the full strength
of the company in the cast, and the
great musical act of Falke and Semous.
which is a novelty and has received
strong words of praieeon all sides. Harry
J. Clapham, the popular manager of this
company, claims it would be hard work
to equal it and to excel it lean impossi-
bility.
C. B. Jefferson. Klaw a Erlanger's
"Country Circus" pitches its tent on the
stage of the Broadway Theatre, Monday,
November 81, for a limited engagement.
The presentation of this mammoth in;
doorentertsinment on this date marks
itssecond season in New York,and as
it is generally conceded to be a show
sui men's and of the first magnitude.
an extensive patronage may bepredicted.
“The Country Circus" burst upon the
metropolis just a year ago. and its varied
and harmonious programme of comedy.
spectacle and steals programme consldt
catalysst a fad.’ This year new features
have been added and there is promised
once! the mat gen reproductions
'otus W'flf‘flé em bous'ou'die
stage. wo'peopl'o‘and '15 horses and
ponisswili be employed in this scene.
and in the circus proper the greatest per-
formers of the foreign and domestic cir-
cases will be seen in marvelous exploita-
tious. lie-rs. C. B. Jetferson, Klsw d:
Erhuger, have spent 310.000 on this ven~
ture, and the natural inferencvistbat
‘TheCountryW will be asbig as
its fame has foreshadowed. A special
matineewlilbe given on Thanksgiving
Day.
Rnh—"anpollcsmsngotafterle
lastnightformaklngsoaiuchnohamnd
when I reachadhome iwasall out of
wind." Brunks-“You got it again, I
see.” “Oh. yes. Iy wife blewrne up
soousftwlgottbere.”
Watts—"f don't think a wonmuhas
any Moutoknow whather hmband’s
lncovaets doyoui" “0b,! don't mind
tbsthalfssmuchss i do his curiosity
aim-yum" .
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ionic W In f hops for s
favorablsrsply?‘
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. There is music in the
Gnokin’fhhh’a reputatihn or being the ‘
' chest and another on the back,'between
Jill“ l llllllllEll i STIIIIH
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thoroughly and heartily, you must have ,
superior soup is not the easiest thing in
diliicuitics on that score are overcome ,
by our unrivalled Franco-American Food Co.
made ready for the table in a iffy, and are w
be simpler or easier. and certahlly
soup preparations. Try them.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
it animator tr. so. auteur.
w.
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agood soupasoneof;
son . '1 who
holgomdmdlim .
We wish them all
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And if we here
HERE'S IIIIET. i
13 North Main Street. South Norwalk,
Telephone Call, 52%.
air and the butchers are delighted, \
. to feel that they're everyone invtted.
millet ltlisn’t our intention that any should be slighted.
e hereby bid them come in open competition,
Let’s see whose purse is longest, and in the best condition,
can stay Without asking their permission.
Special for this Week.
ill'll‘siili': -- cl; so. .2» was cl: j
E. J. WADHAMS, Proprietor
FREE llElllEIV,
PEIIPlE'S IIIIET,
21 Wall Street. Novwalk,
Telephone Call, 57-3.
A Young in. In breadfnl Doubt.
Willi meet her again where the wild bee h
humming? ,
~ Wililumestheragain wherethawavcs madly
rc
Will i linger beside while her banjo she's
thrnmlnlng.
And flooding with music my world wearicd
soul?
Will she bend from her hammock in attitude
stunning.
And pause in her posing to whisper to me?
Willahe wear the silk hose and the stport
so cunning
o
hat crushing?
Will her bathing suit dazzle my sight asof
yore?
Will she lean on my
blushing.
0r flash with some other chap over the floor?
Will we dip as we dipped in the ocean to-
?
arm.cver smiling and ,
r
Will we talk as we talked in our msrrlest
tone?
Will she shake as she shook ins—ob. cold was
the weather-
And leave nu to an by the breakers alone?
—-Brandon Banner.
Tun BET Mum—Damp“ a piece
of flannel with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
and bind it on over the seat of pain. it
i better than any plaster. When the
lungs are sure such an application on the
We. abando- blades. will often prevent
pneumonia There is nothing so good
for a lame back or a pain in the side. A
sorethroat can nearly always be cured
in one night by applying a flannel band-
age dampened with Pain Balm.
if a New York millionaire gives 3 din—
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
9700.00, which gives 19 poo le dyspepsia,
and thewpeo spend 81, 00 In due-
tors' hills firlaii have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Bl Core to cure them.
what would be the saving per caplta if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast!
Inquire at Plaisted's drug store when
you may have the problem solved and
cat information about some Bltlld Cure.
'” musics); ‘
suslc lulu. ‘soum Insult.
WI. B. IXAI’I’. Manager.
0X! NIGHT OXLY.
FillllAY, NOV. llllh,
The latest laughing New York success.
Elilllllli -
MclllllllllN.
One hundred and il'ty minutes of solid mer-
rirnent guaranteed.
if you don't hear
of all the Gentleman”
you will regret it.
Ill. lllllllliE lillllllll,
The Female irish lm muster, as Widow
ELENURA cGL‘CKiS.
He will give you the character true to life,
lackin-r ridicule and vii garlty. nit
USUAI. PRICE" WILL PREVAII.
Chane at Plaisud's. South Sorwallt. and
Hale's. Sorwalk.
Music Hall,
1051' ONE JOl’OUli Nlull‘l'.
TUESDAY, NW. 22,
LEW
installers
genus sis-15' -
lllnsuels!
BARRY I. CLAPHAM.
Manager.
“If till FIVIIITEB!
"If I“ IIES!
All United in an Entirely New Program.
vrsas Warn-us
law Base-was.
" BEFORE um lFTEll"
" Vllllll ilcllLlSTEll l "
(Society as l M II.)
m
lieu Isaak tumours latest ”it.
"The Cake Wall!”
O ADVERTISERS!
”anathema-aisle
”rental-filth. MM
“all be“ ‘ fem!“
. r5510"?
Bealgslaleandlnsurance.
with the view 0
call and examine our list.
rule in every part of the city at rvuwnabic
P
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That trampled my heart in the sand by the drum E-
sea? ‘
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Will her eyes shine as bright 'ncath her tennis ' ‘V l" by 1‘"an lady With experience. Ad—
d
‘VANTEll-—A position are-En rapher and
ieme. t'an furnish best of references. A .
dress P. 0. Box 407. South Norwalk. nib it
12" grll'nfe ' family, 7»); {ism
8: Golden.
AslllffG'ION eraser.
Persons lookin fora lot. or house and lot.
purchasiag, are invited to
e have them for
vices and on caav terms. new if
W A N 'l‘ I)”.
mi~ bill-rd.
to must be comfortabl heated. -
W.. Sentinel ofiice. y nligtd
NTED—i’osit on as book-keeper or cash-
ress A. 8., Sentinel Utilize, south Norwalk.
9.1.5 m
typewriter hr at young la: y of exper-
. A
‘V worked as fireman
frauds rrprring; lfiio this care of
mom a “summon nun ca :it . '
be highly recommended. Ag“ W y Can
this office.
“7}:
handle our lubricating oils and grease as a
this line on c dominion. Coin hi 1
Greece (70., Cleveland. Ohio. In ’ 2:72;!”
Flirtsmurzn rooms to rerif, ill
efrcer.
T“
.' I!
in .lamtrs’ block.
wood. iruercc.
$15.
and Sieuiovv str- 1. Rent .
Woodw-rri. ‘5 ‘9 Apply to r; s.
A.
water in. [tent .lnruire of Mrs. o
Smithmn prcmslgs. l Tb m
altered in suit trmnl.
manufacturing or other purports.
room on serum] door.
Dibble.
4
mmlrrn improvements: ted
ligh'rd. inquire at the office of the Old Well
Cigar 00.. 5'} Washington street.
VEW house: Taylor avrrme.
.
farm house.
3hr, six rooms, ltowaytou. $18.
urns
AT
Tm: m in. this
a steady man:
yrs earmnnder-
rrsc‘. W“.
was — Situation lily"
'
I ruse E. P. 131
nil lw
want swlmenn ralcarne
and local agents in eschngscctiou, t:
. ._,..-
-_ nib lw
store lately mzcupicd by the J. and J.
erulfinn Company. a'so a suite of moms
Apply to if. at. John 11;»:
n t
corner South
Place. Rent
corner Woodward avenue
WE rooms on the first floor,
)lpln street and flsnford
tour rooms
or If
. upstream of home x", 3if;"n;fh;c:r;c:
East .‘mrwsllt.mntaioing 4 rooms. (Jig
niblw
floor of Dibble's block,
formerly used for imige room. Will be
Could be med for light
A x 1 “5%"
pp 3' u . rv
_ V .. __ _---_.,--91'~,’}an
8003f apartments, second and lhi lfloor
Swurlz a Corbett block; rent 36 rod
hails has
oil ft
:10: 5 mean
Water wlrccf. to», .5 rooms. El ' svenne. $6:
fulfil-get
5“ 3
to
burn, garden an
l-‘oll sans.
was“ mm power slplnw hilltfllldl
seven horse power engine in good curtail .
r1013. At ninsl'mslfi if sold at once. Apply I
J. it. B. Sayre,
o
wesiguee, Sorwalk, Conn. rile lw
brick. South Norwalk Hardware
\ssmros mu R's-ls}. substitute for an.
1 Co.
an ab
trier.
I All»: smtkliad—eow,revi and whltsjou}
J arded
returning her In Jose
walk, or notifying l.
“The lllrl that Breaks the lleart " '
' Silil'l’iilrll'whioh the mum
years old. Finder will be rew
hine A. Remm, Nor-
. White, llowaytoant.
all If
[’0 l’ N D.
~. -2:
can have
by ralliesr at the Sentinel omen and our
oi.
ing for advertising.
MIQCIILIMNBDIIS.
1”..th sewing done at rem-unable m
Apply l7 Hamilton nlreet,lémtth Nov-slk.
nil lw
Dress Making
it "tell 1'. Taylor system. Mr». limllh. in
w
i enry street, hast Novwlslk.
v
of acct-lain ma warrant, Ilul
M
cl: 1
Tax Bellrctor's Sale.
'(Tl'if'fi is hereby given that the u
«l. milerturofturrw. under and by v In
"writer! and
cord by pmper anthmlly am‘ allmvml lathe
driller-tinned, commanding him to levy Ind
tulle-I1 of
plum. William
and other pew-moaned in the rule book.“
tlwllsl nnabl warrant soon
I" I
not: sum lit-ingots:
the merit ital
habitantw of the town of Novwslk.
and legs”
at has
of "V for
:15; ‘ lspo‘nmlhs fgwhwtru limllml nal calla
D an I
their moral
sum total as therein stated.
or assessment iahi upon
malls law by that in»
Tint;
mingled to wltmn the ' st day
..i . mat for the I”
minimum": “Hm
I“ of llw
”with Williamson.
situated its town of fillrwalk, and handed I
follows. In wit:-
fimnerty «
k
premises heminbcfnflr described.
day of January
Menu iu. so much
of Iwrrdullars. that being “i
of the suns total in
shame! levy,”
. in I
New Verb. New "sum and llwvtfurd'l I.
(ha. and westerly about till rm hyhlgh
Mb
stair-ted is 7'?" of w
and therly by fast! now or
Samuel .. "trashed and f
easterly aim: it feel by fall!
Norther”
”:3.“ l“ it’ll'fillw“ m. a...
A a at on W 0.
on the g
A. n, .
thereof-twill
Mlthwmla-aea
said mammalian-
arr. 1m
tut-f in.
lusts. an
I
listed at Harv-ll.
Tar
fol low
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Norwalk Chronicler