Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 7, 1892 · page 4

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All the Latest

PERFU MES.

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Toilet Cases.
Manicure Sets.
Gold Pens,

Fountain Pens.

ETC.

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THE SYSTEM.

In late lches,
Vllc Icre Restless Days.

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llc ‘ lure ‘Sltepless lights.

With lncrculng Appetite and perfect Diges—
tion Hope lake the place of dwpnlr; your
daily duties lrccumo n delight and Life a
Joy.

Then atop that cough with

Yankee

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infill-imam than who are making their
the! call-Jpn their mental pattern are
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“THE EVENING SENTIN EL.

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New tar-k luv-Id Voucher form

'l'ha weather to-day promlees to be generally
cloudy-lightly warmer. accompanied by rain
or snow (cruelly the former). becoming heavy
by night. 'l’o-rnorrow It proud-ea to be gener-
ally colder and from cloudy to pa: tly cloudy.
preceded by snow or rain and by galea off the
adjacent touts.

 

.Ecrn souwru.

What the Peopl- af Our cm are Doll.
and Savior.

The boat Eva L. Ferric has called from
Norfolk for Wilson Point.

A daughter hue been born to Mr. and
Mr: Francis M. Jennings, Roton Hill.

The boat Ellen Elisa in d'Icharging a
cargo of sewer pipe and’eement at Bay-
mond Brothen' dock.

—Freah frame for roasting, 12 canto a
pound at Hayee‘ market.

 

Theodore Knapp will leave South Nor.
walk Friday for a hunting trip in the
western part of the state.

Company D, C. N. G.. will give their
annual ball in the armory next Monday
evening. Heine's orchestra will furnish
music.

—Xmae. Puck. Judge and Truth at
Flynn's P. 0. news stand.

John Anderaon was arrested last night.
for vagrancy. This morning Justice
Tynnsend sentenced him toten days in
. county jail.

The fire loss in the United States for
the week ending December 2d. wu ll,-
459.500. In. since January let, mill
$ll3.815.990. Average loss per day 8336»
T33.

—Noticc 0. ll. Harvey‘s special
Thanksgiving advertisement on another
WRE- ___*___

The comedy "The North and the
South." uhichia to be given in Music
Hull Friday evening. in. we are named.
entiwly ncvr, notwithstanding the idea
that it is an old play renamed.

Yesterday afternoon. as George E.
Schrick. collector for Raymond Brothers,
was drivmg down the Clay street hill.
his horse fell down and he had a narrow
compo from being seriously injured.

 

—-Lnne'n. 51 Washington street, open
early and late.

Clara llomonkorch. a girl employed in
the Old Well Hotel. was arrested yester-
day afternoon, charged with breach of
lllP peace. Her case will be tried before
Justice lforrell this afternoon at 3
o'clock.

 

Douglas Fowler Poet Women‘s Relief
Corp; will hold a sociable and dance at
G. A. R. Hall tomorrow evening. for
which admission will be twenty-five
cents. Supper will be aerved on the
European plan. “

~The Ladies” Aid Society of Trinity
Episcopal church will holdacake and
apron sale in tbeSunday school room
from ‘i to 0 p. m., on Wedneeday, the
7th inst. Allure cordially invited.

The members of the Columblau Artil-
lery, an organization that took active
part in the Democratic campaign. have
received notice from the secretary to
attend a meeting to~ruorrow evening at
the home of John A. Smith. Baviland
street.

«areal reductions in oloah thin wnck
at the Boston more (Norwalk).

uni Alice Duuham, of Springfield.
formerly of South Norwalk. baa been
spending: few day- wlth liq flu-eta
llchuc at the Ulty Hotel. Bar umber,
blur. Gauge Dnnham. joined her Ian
night. and they will apend a week with
lilac Jennie Ferric, Bayvlcw avenue.

~00 to tboaochbloof tlnllutliov-
walkfloclal olubat tbeVoluulec Bean
Home, Friday cranium Dec. 9th. Tick-
ctr no ccnll.

MthehomeofllrJudlraJoaephC.
uuujr. team than: must mu-
lngmltere umaheppyptbwlurolllttb

,tulka. with their pamhaad a few older
' mead tarmto allow the wledomef an:

friends. mecca-ion waglnbouorof
the birthday of M deuglmr Kittie.
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President BarrlIon'u Mn printed
on tbueeond pascal ‘l‘na Sumac to-
day.

lira. Copeland. of Brbmn, ll. Y.. nia-
ter of it. B. Rowan. of chic city, died
yeaterday, after a prolonged illuem.

 

 

At the meeting of Palomino Cattle, A.
O. K. 11. 0.. next Monday evening. on].
can lortbe eneulug term will be, '19le
.uated. y; ‘

-~Pure culled wilbpure mambo. a
arp.depot restaurant. Openall nigh“:

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The marriage of Him Alice Mallory;
and Carl Bullock will take place on the.

Minot...“ the home ofthe bride on
Waablngton street.

Old Well Lodged“. “B, F. and A. IL,
will visit Union Lodge. of Stamford. this
evening. Hemberu will take either the
0:50 or the 7:45 train.

—2.000 yda.. yard wide. unbleached
muslin. 8c per yard for Wednesday and
'i'hurnday, at the South Norwalk Boston
store. _____

Butler Chapter. No. 38, R A. bi..' will
confer the Mark and Pant Master‘s do-
greeeon Friday evening of thin week
After the work refreshment. will be
aerved.

William A. Ilendrioka. of West Nor—
walk, sustained quite a rerioua injury
Int evening. He was opening oyster:
when the knife clipped and pierced his
hand, cutting a deep gash.

 

—A full line of fresh confectionery at
Lane’s, 51 Washington at.

Clifford Whitney, formerly of this city.
and who now resides in Danbury, was
recently married to a young lady of that
place. Mr. \Vhitney ion son of James

 

'The experience dollar social. to be giv-
en by the Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor of the South Nor-
walk Bapliet church, will be held next
Tuesday evening. at the church.

-00 to Hayea‘ market for fresh pork
and Inn-age. ll ccata per pound.

Funeral services over the remains of
Samuel Ellwood will be held at the
house, 37 Croau'ltreet. tomorrow after-
noon nt 2o'clock. The interment will
he at the convenience of the family. The
Rev. C. M. Selleek inexpecu-d to officiate.

The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Driving Wliou will be held at the
City Hotel. tomorrow afternoon at 2
o’clock. it is deemed lhut them be a
full attendance as ufll on are to be elect.
ed and businem of importance is to he
Iran-acted.

-—-linylcr’s candy. fresh every day. a
Lane's. 51 Washington at.

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The suit of Lizzie T Borneo vn. W. ll
Starr. was resumed before J ridge Hall in
the Superior Court. yesterday. Several
nephews of the late Mr. Burns-e. who are
all beneficiaries under the will, were put
upon the stand and examined.

Old Well Lodge, No .108, F. and A. 3]..
worked the rewind degree lam evening.
Several candidates were balltrltcd for,
and anumbcr of petitions were received.
A number of special commumicntiona
will be called, and a vi-ut from the grand
oflicera will coon be made.

—-Fine turkeys 180., fancy chickens
lllc..nll freeb.juat arrived. finest aa-
aortment of fresh fish in town at the
People's Iukct. Norwalk and South
Norwalk.

 

The horse found by J E. Powers at the
Dorian Bonn. and advertised in Tm:
Suntan. Monday, wae returned to its
owner. H. W. Raymond, a Bridgeport
livery man, today. Mr. Raymond said a
man hired the bone from him and must
have left it Iomewhere on the road.

*New W peanut lady atlane'a.
5| W-hlum like“.

Yesterday afternoon Winfield 8. Wade,
the Elm Grove butcher, wan backing his
horse on the abort alrret off ofRoton
Bill, juat (nitride the city limits, when
the wagon went over thg bank, pulling

tirehorueuflerlt. lir.WadeaudIlnml
quantity of meat were thrown outby:

the overturning oftbe voblcle.but the
only damage done Ira-the breaking of
the bane-rand tearing of the curtain
on the wagon.

4,“ ya. yard wide. unbleached
tuneful,” per yardfor Wednesdayaud
Thur-day, at the Booth llorwalk Burton
Ito". '

The parlance. number of Buyer’-
Poplewlilbu published Decem-
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aouwrcx news.

a emu nudge! to... mini»
mul- hi of‘l'owl.
Buckingham no. G. A. ll... will elect
olllcen tonight.-

lfre. George W. Cram, of Eat avenue.
Norwelk, will leave town today for
Philadelphia to vlult friende.

 

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-Thcre will be a merry Chrlrtmaa. at

your hours If you buy your holiday gift.

attheBcatoucm. Nonalk. vr

Charles mun. of Newburg. n. v.. n‘
spending a few days at the home of Me
grandfather, Albert Morehouae. on Well
avenue.

Butler Lodge. No. 97. i. 0. 0. 17., will
confer theinltiatory degree tonight. It
will he of apurial interest for every broth-

er to be preaeut.-v _

—Special values in drone patterns for
holiday presents at the Burton Shire
(Norwalk).

it isutnlcd that boginning January 1
the iloueutonic railroad rates will be re-
duced to two and one half cents per mile
and two cents per mile where mileage
hooks are need. Heretofore the rates
have been three cents per mile.

 

 

 

—Black and white lam are the latent
fad for lamp nhndee. You will find a
big line of these lat‘eu at the Benton econ
(Norwalk).

The marriage of Milo Sarah Etta hick-
wood and Edward Francis Baldwin will
take place at 6:30 o'clock this evening.
The ceremony will he performed by the
Rev. F. E. Robbins in the suit of mum!
they will occupy at No. 8 Henry meet.

~At the home of Santa Clam on the
wound floor of the “09“)" store. Nur-
walk, you will find an immenee. aunt-t.
ment of children's books gamer, dr-lla
and toy» of-cvery deucriptiou.

 

 

Daniel “union was tried at police
headquarter» youtwdny afternoorrbefore
Justicc‘Coolldge for his Monday night'a
”tramp. Ho we} charged with resist-
ing unoflicer.brcach of the peace’aud
drunkenness. lie plnded guilty‘and
was fined 37 and'cnata. amounting to
$11.68. The hull was paid.

——For wedding and holiday glfta of
sterling silverware visit the ileum store
(Norwalk). All their silverware in guar-
anteed by the manufacturer for twenty
five years. and the piece make three
beautiful goods perfvct'v irresistible.

 

A rough and tumble light. occurred on
Wall street yesterday afternoon, be-
tween John Hlatwry and James Smith
The former had the heel of the light
from the start and punt-bed smith
severely, culling him quite badly. The
fracas was started by an insult. from
Struth,whicb Slnttr-ry promptly resented.
Tho cry of p-lice dispersed the crowd
which had authored. and when Oflcr-r
Northrop arrived upon the scene all was
quiet.

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-—-Theboliduy stock at the norm etoro.
Norwnlk. is replete with novelties and
abounds in inviting pricen and latent
atylee.

‘nov. David van. died at his. human
Berkeley Place. yeah-Hay at 6:30 p. In
Mr. Nash was born in England. in June.
13m. and came to America in 1849 A
year later he Joined the New York East
Conference. in which he wa- an earml

and faithful pastor till 1885. when he
hmk a nuperannuatcd relation. alone

which time ho has lived in Norwalk and
atteutlol the Methodist church, loved and
honored by all. The funeral will heat
tended from the lietluxlurt church, Fri-
day. M 2:11) p. m.

—Succm will crown your eiforta for

the righl present. and your patience and
time will be raved by maklugau early

selection from thoholldaye good. at the

Beaten clove. Kmalk. a...
4 at H
Desiring to correct the erroneous lut-

preeelun likely to be created by the pure-

 

gmph in yeeterday'a 8mm Motive
to Dr. Higglna' application to the 001m
of Burgm for pertain-ion to bullda
frame barn. lilac Baird ray: that aha ll

 

 

as nnlluua to accede to the wlabraof Dr.
illgglna u to thou-of Ir. Decker. and

clumtr that in her letter ore-eating to the

courtherobjectioue. abedirtlutly

wed thatabegave‘ereberrfuleoauat

to the building of Dr. Biggiul’ M'Vltb

the mingle condition that, It Mal be
erecteduutbuartliue with Ir. Duh

or'abatu.

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w children are invited‘fidba
Baum Burro. lfurwalk. from the 10
o'clock every morning» rotator‘tlralr
favoriteeaudldata lathe prludull ecu-

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‘ V ”m “.14. in; munch...
gout at 'l'. B Vunderboef‘a. ou Eat,
avenue

The report that the uewCatlIollo church
at Booth Norwalk will be “$80,000 struc-
ture la emphatically denied.

 

—Mnil’e fortho holidays from ’50. to

”.98 each.» the Butcnalorefllurwalk).
‘ ' k‘ ' 'i .,

'Dr. E. com»... 9!. Wuhiugtou, n.
0.. u in town, the goal at Bra. w.
Ronnie Smith. of Welt avenue. ..

Jilin Baltic iloyt, 10f Dnubury; and
Illa- Kltty Parker. of Bridge ‘, arr
gucata of Mine label Miller, of1 West
avenue.

-—The beat assortment of toilet articles

for the holidayr are to be found at. the
Boston store. Norwalk.

 

 

Officer Northrop waa calledloNortb
Union avenue lat night to dieperaea
crowd of peace disturben who were
hanging about the cemetery.

B. W Maplea will leave town on Fri
day morning for a brief tour thruueh
Namhusettn. Rhoda island anti Ver-
mont in pursuit. of recreation and met.

 

——Embroidered silk and embroidered
chiffon handkerchief: in great variety.
only 12in. cachet the Broom store (Nur-
walk).

Ii. Etta Belden. who hue been visit-
iuu lwr parents on the Green. hua return-
ed to the home of her Dieter in New
York city, where she will spend the
winter.

—Bookoof every description for thr-
old and the young at the prices you can
aflurd to pay. The Bualon shire, Nor-
walk.

Special services will be held at the
liethodiat church agulu this evenlug. A
filurcn minutt-e' service of song at the
morning will be led by achorua The
ainging last evening from the "Fine“ of
the Wheat." was nimply grand. Meeting
commencea at. 7:45.

«The Singer sewing machine, guaran-
teed for are yearn. and will last a life
time, only tees for the next two week.
at the Boston wore (Norwalk), Thin
would make a very crucible and naeful
Christmas pmnt for the hourwlfo.

 

Mice Mamie Maples is upending a wwls
among relatives and fri rule in New York
city. This evening Mira Maples will at
lend a formal reception to Brooklyn.
given by Gain? Cowley and bride
ilk-i Clam Maples. who Wan maid-if lmll'
or or Mr. and Mrs. fimley's wedding.
will also be present.

——-floolmof travel books of fiction. 12
mo. cloth hound bookswcta of books.
popular pleura, illuatratetl. children's
awry boon. in fact books of every do
ncnption for old and young can be found
at tho Boston store. Nnrwalk.

 

One of the conductors on the Ns-w
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad
went up the Daubury road on the 9zl8
train this nmrnlng to learn the atatitma
nndprculiarlticaof the line. Those of
the Daubury div‘urion conductors went
over the Conurlidatcd road. The Van
done. it inflated. no that when through
trains are run the men will know the
entire line.

~A vew line of men'a neokwear and
Impendera for the holiday trade at the
Boom atore. .‘orwalk.

The following la only one of the many
expreoeiona of delight and approval of
eminent mueici sue to the markrd ability
of w. Ward Stephens. u»- pianiat. w.
will bare the plenum- of henrlmr him in
a cola at the Y. ll. 9. A. onu-rtalnrnrut u
the Opera Home to night.

"W. Ward 8 haa what cannot
be obtained from any teach". and that
in a big mualcal heart Technidue can
honbtainetf. but he met in flod'a gift. I
predict grand lemon for on young

rteud.’ . Vumrtta ua Pacillalm.

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. 0'“ Till! RIVER. ,,
Iowa and Owe-0p of the Day In Incl
lore-alt. ' v
George W. llanford. of Maple avenue.
wbohaebeeu aerhmly ill. in able lobe
out once more.

last week Jams Barrier caught a fun-

tall-hark that mentored live fret and
three’ lichen in length.

 

 

evening at the bout. of Illa Almeria
Hawkins. lupin-venue.

curricular rules.

lanai-mean.
' MW'IMIM laurel-
day.

mmmam’am la
eatluctorilnmeytcunouwu.
mammal-[low Wherbrotber
mmu Wt. recently.
amour-burrito“
of Wille- naury flash. in Wilton,
Wale-layering.

 

 

 

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Shams. nun truism 974m lo-t.

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"hellfire purses.

Thu/atrial] union 1- when Play-Gel"
People Will be Int-vealed.

”Our Goblins." a musical extravaganza
brim fullof bright things, will be pre-
ue'nted at lineic Hall to-night.
The wrupany la compared of people who
are away up in comedy business, and
will delight all who listen to them. The
advance ,ule of late indicates agood

Manager Knapphae booked "A Cold
Day” for 'i'treaday night, Discernber Ill.
.Thepieceiacrammcd full of entertain-
ment of a varied description, and is
placed upon the stage with much effec-
tivencae in the way of mocry. The
company engaged in its perfortnnnceis
an excellent one. and contains consider
able talent in a “specialty" direction.

 

 

 

IIIEIIB ASII THERE.

lapel-mt Now- of th urnnty and state
Chronicle"! In a (Iunu ml Form.

“A. J. Deuning." alias Francis J. Hol~
laud, who stoic a horse and buggy from
Dr. D J. McKay. of Stamford. on He-
tober 27 last. was captuml in New York
and escaped from the Stamford. lockup
on November 9. has again been caught.

 

The ringing of a burglar alarm It'llllll'
ed in the capture of a negro who had
concealed himself in anjamin lletth'
store in Fairficld with the evnlwnl intent
of making a haul. lie was captured by
“r. Better and several fellmr vuizrns
whnm'he mustered to his aid Th.-
burglar proved to be James Brown of
Bridgeport. a character well known to
the police lie was turned over to the
Fairlield authorities.

The new city of Stamford will prnlm-
hly be bounded on the met by tho- l im-rh
wich line and on the HE! by the Nomton
river and Drrien line, and Will include
Ill that part of the town below a palm
m’flr what is known as Bull'n 'llmd. The
charter ormmittcc has practically decid-
ed to incorporatn. in their ro’pr‘ll'l to be
presented m the next special borough
meeting. the lmundarin-s above unlit-atoll.

Appeal to {curd-trillions”

When all is said there in crrminly a
wonderful satisfaction when harlot: a
theatre to feel that you hure awn enme-
rhing you can h-call wtrh delight: to
have seen aatnry drvwln ‘1! that hm- ex-
cited your interim: you are laughwd up-
mariounly at fun that haprv-nnl natural-
ly and which was not drained in. in
each a norm-Ma fashion as r.» be an u-sult
tn your intelligence. Such a play is
“Sliotlouldn't \lurry Tim-e" Tln- plot
in wholesome: the fun llnf‘rllmlllg; llw
noun new uml catchy; thr- scrucrv su-
burb: the cliv-mxo-s Ibrillln:. null lin-
company llr’fi’lr‘tl by that p‘qumt ii! I»
my of v-unliirht. ‘iisw Ltllun Kennedy.
one of the Mt on the mud.

Mr. J. l’. lllalze, an cxtwnslvt- real 93'
fflWlll‘fllb'f in Diet Maine... lowa. narrow-
ly escaped one of the sew-rest attacks of
pneumonia while in tho nurthcru part
of that state during: a rel-cut blimtrd.
any: the Saturday lirvlt-W. .llr. "lull!"
had «tension lodnve several miles dur-
ing the norm and was so thoroughly
chilled that he was unable to. get warm.
and inside of an hour after llln return h.-
waa threatened with a severe can! of
pneumonia or lung fever. Elr. mum
sent to the nearest drug slut» and out a
bottle of Chilfll'i'flillll'rl Couch [Como-vi):
of which flt' had often lit-uni. and took it
numbt-ruf largedcm. lit-tiara llw of
feet was wonderful and in a short rim»
he wan breathing quitt- tvaailv. lit» lit-pt
on taking the medicine and "In rn-xt clay
\I'uu able, to come to Dent Murrow. Mr.

Blaine rcgarda hie cure on niruply won-
drflnl.

If a New York millionaire girl-u a din»
nor at 5th overrun» and ”thorn-ct. misting
Mill“). which given l9 pen v dynpqann,
and the»:- pen rh- cloud 3|. 'illJul ill dor-
Wni' Nlla I finally have to pay fill!)
each for (Incline lllmrdlfurv- to cure flu-m,
what would both» saving per mptm if
the. dinner should not be mount. them
being ll? pcmum at the (mm

Inquire arl’lalnte-d'erlrug store where
you may have the problem mind and
m lnfurmatrvm about return lilo-ll Pun;

NOTICE.

 

'l‘llll'ltyof dumb Nurwalk will make ap-

plication to th » fletwral Amt-rub”. at in
net} coulomb» a new my “barter. the cm
hit or: outgrown lln per-rot rharlwr. u: m

'“ " tier cm carrier.

Nlmcl'. in hmhr mm that the I'ily of
B nth Minnelli w «I make up llmtlun m
the teem-rat A wmhly. at lta next who. fur
I Millet» row-lam and amendment of m
charter. whicwmlsloum-d anm drum! dial
cateml'he ut Ierrtlnvy f theclty no no
tumult!“ .llw territory 0 I l'uwuof Nur-
weln.ua'.acutn snowmen prev-mm:
mm «in.

""‘Ctt'y Bills.

cm... on. m u. on
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every car perfect.

Telephone call 13-2.

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Oh! those angry. wealthy

List While we invite
To match your gold
You're welcome to our bus
But you'd better sure your

Best Cult; of lllh float;

PEOPLE'S MARKET.

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fur llM'lqu’ irrat'lnqn

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and survives aim nlutrly fr»:-

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nulylbr the pnrpm ‘ ‘
«minnow-ell now complete and
rancid-m mum: “home;
when You will lud‘tlucw‘emmm
than, lull“ in calling your‘aprolal ab
Milan to our mmplrtc clock of can!”

pop m,

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. butchers. who have our iii» a.
Wm. 'h'ch ‘0 ”“1 “W Public nnd‘cauae no woe ul’rtcld,m 0' gold,

you to look on our romaine.
against us. and if'you will—your brains.

mm if b
gold. an;

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number of ls-llcm which have n
[r-ranns unable to see the

Stall of English and American Physicians

during their last visit. they” have. armtrgm] for
0.\Ll. and will bo- at Parlors .‘r'u. 5i

THURSDAY, FRlDil and SATURDAY, Dec. 8. 9. l0.

Aer upon livir prvvi- us Vl‘ll. tho-y will give tnnli w
lrcc Consultation. Advice Examination and Treatment.

This is Positively Their Last Free Visit.

Thwir nlrj 1c? in puvsuing this course is to br-cnnrw mpidly acqu-rinledwith Ill.“ ,
Hwy treat all divas-ac null tlt‘flll’mllle'rl
all they will hum-stir lvll you

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Bur Goblins!“

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Sena-21in» tlxnt-cr.

PUPUllll PH 858, 35, 50, 750.

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l. hi. [2. in. Entertainment Cvrmse.

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lhe North

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mm on we w». to,
our. rum: Mir-w.
all. armour» awn

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F. Gordon Meade.

'umt fly,

and the South,

For the llrnrlil of all. l'aul's l'hapel.

Music hall. ‘S‘mnh flamall.

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M"! it. (t ulntlll-LlJ.
Mm. hr “in t “um
nu. hum nartmrt.
MI. (ill tlhl‘ I. ”0"".
Mel led by (‘mnpauy ll.
AdflH’u . 0 can" all over the Inn-a.

y lw. :l.
u on pale in l'laued’s. numb Sorry-ilk.
It! :1 ill 'l 9

trust's: tun. count lllllllllll.

V. II. IIAI'I’. lancer.

TUESIIAY, 8E0. I3lh.

Mr

H.

Wort two I he mil-an
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lid More article than
thouer
mmmmuuamrumum

tuflmmmmflm

fair plans you can win it,

own lip-you’re not in it.

crscut run nus west. A

“in 1b., Sirloin lit k l
idle to, flaunt! start in: lh.. sihldfs'tllir
Finest Corned Beef in the town.

Every thing warranted mliefactory or taken back and money refunded.

E. J. WADl—lKMS. Proprietor,
FlIEE llElWElll,

13 North Main Street. South Nurwnlk.

Portorkouse
8e lb.

recurs MARKET, ,
21 Wall Street. Nor-nu.
Telephone Call. 57-8

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melted the home office from

a brief return of THREE D
and 53 SLUIAIIKEHD HOTEL, AYS

It yrurcareisincur-

mlzmvl mutinu y-m 343"vi sprmtimg more mon

D lflu . tlu- i) ht ywtr '5 1‘” cum wrrp I't ' ' '
. - . -.--‘ . ’uclrdasln
Tflrrwfl liprfl'l lbln \t‘lil “which cure l'atarrh. J curable.

Brnmhius. .i-tlmm and all Throat

4' . liill’uulm- every (2130 nf cumin,“ tic“ they
ilns mud.- n( Lrwritrm-ul is ml». [1

Epilcwy. llwtr-ril, .‘Ir-rvnu- Ext»
will) curml .y thr- l. uni-m *pccili ' Treatment.
the Knurled Endur- N‘pu'inlbls for Blood. Skin
Tint-«e sulfrnn: from lim-mrmtlam, Flores. Ulc--r.~.
Skin of 5::in [Maw ,~ should vi-«il lhv‘lu a: one».
Hours 9 a. m to 9 p.

Milli llFFl'iES l39 FdlflclELD AVENUE, BRIDGEPHRT. lilllll. d6“

sun-and curtain in ms resulta.‘

mmnn .iml all {onus of Iwrt'uus diSP'dSt‘S perman-

They bar» swurml the- Services of

an] Surgical drsvaaeu of men.
Tmnurs. Carmen or any form of
R quencher. consultation, advice
In. Sundays clonal

l Taylor 82 dolden.

nuslc Hill, shunt ucrwrutilBealESlaleafldlnsumflflE.

\V. H. KKAI'I’, Hummer.

“‘AHHING‘I'ON 813B".
l'umins linking fur-lobar house will
‘wrth tm- view of pttrt‘haainmun imitating;
..call and ex 4min» our Ir-r. “t- have them for
I-nlv lf'l cwr, parrot the city at humble
l primrp and '*n eaev tormn. arm} tf
l

t n I s r r If."
f '.\ .\Tf"ll~~,\ “rope-Terrilmgwrl gfwi—SE

. Mun-l me; well run-om mended. An l
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I A -lli.\' Vlllu cull do vr iling for meal their
1 J” lwmu {um umkr- grind urn-we. Re I
.\‘l r .- it ... drawn]. slum ml cove
limo. .1 .\!l n- .smti. no» .lnd. mm as?
l \(‘HlJlltHl .-i—l. who is.» rompetent cool:
1 f ..v o hairpin-p l’. error-cs required.
,A, ll: ;u {n “n! il'vt'fllie. ‘Surwalk. d] lw

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l 1'" IJ'I'I'.‘

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mm”; .1. uh or ultimo! hoard. Apply at o.
i ' n.‘ “ uin ~f re“ d.“

'1‘!” 1: r." bun 4- “Ill: ‘mrn and about one
mrr- n' ground. lit—m fill per month.
. an l-r- {mu vi for :t. ft‘flll of \t-rvn lnqulm
lu'l‘m‘ n' the will limit l'lgal’l'fl..ii Washington
‘ eln-rt d5“
Ill-[RTE S» 2* [My hll’fih", newly pat-red
:1 d llnlt-tl; water in. lions: .‘o l
Tulle-s -.'r Lu w or m.- fmulllo : watt-r on
lwrflv ti on; in goal mn mum. lnqu’rvul’ John
ll Knhpp, 2 mm -tr tantrum norwalkfl't.
1 3) t1
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:lrm.» ., wow- w t 54m. hnuw West
.' r.‘ ah r ., . sunk two-m l'ivu .Vl le River.
5 run, m- «l. n. nm. e ulnt- undbullcr. Rar-
uu-tul ll? W. m3

 

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1 w» mam-uh: .~r.-. m l l-‘runltllrt mml.
or lluplilc .u Lilli»); Wright‘s carriage faoo
(my. Dial!

.‘(ltt r.r~.-[-."vn‘r, untrrnlumcntn. puller! and

 

v.11 ., t), l , lutl _ Vt ‘tlel’ wire“.
to. unlc inlm'lrlv Inglis unlall modern mu
union“... it nurntm‘dlv mum. inquire of
J. lulrunlwhl hulthrlrtv l. man
'l‘lll': Mnrr- l‘lh'lt Ilt‘t'llllil‘tl by lhy- J, and J,

ll. -m« h (incl-yum . 1 mo Milli-M mim-
anuv-wu' block. Apt-ls to l‘. rt. John I
vino-l. lrll~ft'-'. “I til I!

If“? mum on the lint l‘.mr.nwmr South

Mulu -lrrt-l un-l lintufurtl More. net“
917. Four Henna u Til“? Wmnlwm‘d arena.
ruul \lt'WOH“ van-u , ltrnt to, Apply to E. A.
«.mln rd M"

all“ hr ‘ '1'}.

l’ \lll.” ‘ -t we. in cowl runiltlnn. ‘ l]
l at 45 “M rtl m Llw. 67p!

 

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A ~1wlucl unlit Kerwin Ital-lwareilo.
anal”
\l’} mile-ll rum fry «the! App!) luJ-nrb
. vs h-uh. Ila Word; rm on anti. null
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FINEST

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