;w-”mm|o|ho
:* “53"! I: townspeople"; w...
“ cert by the full band was very enjoyable
? WW ‘ unknowns-h,- f! l "
prltrrs. issue's.“ W’ ’ tonetreet.
WFrost "tut! have received
in ’ ‘ tleud mumoumum
H‘ urn Square Garden, Monday
evening. January M.
55"!“ WW6 m ran away this
awning. It was caught by Clifford
Ibompwn on Fairlie“ avenue before
any damage was done.
-Prvsh Oxford doughnuts, Lane’s, bl
Washington street.
The concert and ball given by Glover‘s
hand in the oldetrrm-tionsl chspsl.
last night. waswell attended. The con
and tho’mtmle for dancing was provided
by the orchestra. The committee in
charge, was Ilr. Glover, Prank some
—-Olrolcs timotbyand cow hay. balon or
loose,la‘nuel '1'. Batch.“ Marshallstreet.
.9“...—
V‘ I hit? 4
Tomorrow rinsing the Feast of the
Eplplrpnyttbeys will be a celebration of
the Holy Communion in Trinity church
at ”Judith! In the evening then
will lawns o’clock, at which
—Ksndysoldlowtohsveheshsll the
time. Inno’glesshln-tnnstrect.
Thus-ludqnsthgoltheladies’ So
devout-ow church was
held in the church parlors yesterday
stusnooawonsrsawerselroted a fol
lows: Prrsidenhllsslillsa Platt; vice-
lwestdent.ltt. 0.1!. Beard: secretary.
mdsleommlttqfirstlJrsndsrzchslr-
msnottho charitable committee. III'
mugs-spun.
who coffee with pursues-rd». s
enmdspotrsstsmant. Opensllnluht.
M
std iris sm-
‘ ‘w' .-
way Winfield-emu the
‘l‘ovrsns.sndthsvshlrlowssovsrtornsd,
throwlsghsthrsslsdlrsost. bottoms-
Ians's. “Washington at.
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or:
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Whine-stashed his cum-
. - . .‘mlrrtongresptslsotOomps-yryusr-
may, at day. It was dated Inmhu‘lfldm,
‘m
"mwmmm summon-mump- moo.
mm
3. .
rusursnt.’ Opensllnlght.‘
ed: Company D. expirationoftormof
scrvlcs.FIrst8ergosntBsnt-y Ii. Betta;
'tbsrcisnoguessworkabootnestwvek's
outflow mm ”Tia“: "t"
wanton-ruin
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The sdjutant gmerslhmorducdths
followlogdlsehsrgufor reasuis asrlntn-
uou Mouse. lluslclsn Lowa. Taylor.
Privatmasrsncel. Ammo
Guano. John D. Mon 3, _
Rowland. Jeremiah Sheedynt. his own
application, Trumpeter J. W. Gorhsm:
dhsbfllty. Prints Henry 8. Gusting.
Qon-pany F. expiration oftermofscr-
vice. Vincent I. Bonnecksr.
~Plentyof frrsh Huylsr's candles on
hand at'htvs's, St Washington street.
Oohnel Frost returned last night from
Delhi. N. Y.. wheuoe he was callsdtout-
tendtbefuneralofhisfsthcv.c. A.
Frost, one of the oldest residents of that
phco. and psst seventy-eight years of
age. He wasapromluent busin- man
of Delhifor fifty years. for many years
pnuprietor, withspsrtner. of the Delhi
Woolen Hill and for tbirtysix years car.
ried on the hardware busturos in’
the same locality. Be wu active
in the attain of the town and county.
and held many offices of trust and re»
spmsibility, covering the entire term of
his long residence there.
“DIWALI REFS.
‘MWM Ito-s fro-the
Burro-uh Inlet Iowa.
Miss Habrl Nickenon. of Wc-t Main
street. is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
Concord Dimion. Sons of Temperance.
is preparing to celebrste its forty-ninth
anniversary early in March.
C. N. Wood commenced to-day cutting
ten-inch ice on his pond. He will com
metros housing the cukm to—morrow.
Amistsnt Engineers P. W. Smith and
Planes Osborn, of the lite department.
were sworn in this morning by J. B.
flurlbult.
At Grace church tonight there will be
Evening Prayer at 8 o‘clock. On Friday,
the Epiphany. there will be Momintt
Prayer and Holy Communion at 10:30
a. m.
The remains of Mrs. Johanna St. John.
widow of William st. John.wero brought
to Norwalk from New York city on the
noon explore and interred at Riverside
cemetery.
Wlmt is going on tan-night: In-
stallation of oflloers of St. John’s
inane. F. and A. I.; meeting of the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew; sociable at
Hope Hose company’s lwuse.
WeatherProphet Vaughan says that
stormandthose who think so will be
grentlymlstsken. Thestormisto occur
hetwesntbotithsndltth.
Buthmthsscvsu—yssrold daughter of
Insults. Joseph Buokman, died at
tbehomeotherpsrsntson lain street.
last evening. mer five days' illnessot
rhsnmstbmsronndthehssrt.
“reunited circlesof Klog‘sSouo and
Daughters of tho First Congregational“
church willholdtbsir monthly meeting
in the chapel, Saturday alternoon att
olclock. it. Billiard Pardee, of South
Norwnlk,‘wlll deliver an addre- on
"Work Among the flungsrlntl.”
The annual election of odious of the
lorwslk Congrmtlousl church will be
A nut-hero! Norwalk society people
will polo mind this "sol-Kw”
tend thoweddlngof lbmolssWatsr-
bury and track Bogsrdus at St.
Andrew'scburoh. 'l'hshvidehsooudn
ofllrstmssll.W.0f”l°0mv
sudlswsllknowslntcwn.
This evening the otllcwv nix-boots
Inosmpmntt.i.0.0.l‘..willbeinstsll-
sdhytheotloersofthsmssd Encamp-
ment of connection. The miss
embomumomrmwm
one
liters. John Malone. John H. Ferris. a.
‘ Filly-“film W-
F...—
At the monthly meeting of the Ancieht
of Hibernian. hold last night.
PeterRKavausgh w-clectsdmh
totlllthovscsucy‘csusedhythemvlm-
ticnoffllchaelshssdy.
Ills. Harriet J. Hodge. department
.‘ " ho‘mwm'lwom'p,
. (buoord Division.
. . have received an
1 . the forty-eighth un-
- .. hip Dirision. 9!
next Tuesday evening, in
Sons
The work of puttingiuslcoptooon-
ltrct box 15 direct with thofircularm
hell 5 completed, and toppers have been
locatedsttheelectrlc light station and
at Dunn's livery stable. in accordance
withsrscentvotoofthe Court of Bur-
In another column the ehctric light
commissioners extend an invitation to
the public to visit the electric light uls-
tiou this and the next twoevenings. Un-
doubtedly many will avail thrmsrlves of
this opportunity to see the workings of
the plant.
The Sorwalkent who witnessed‘the
inaugural munchies at Hartford yestvt
day were C. N. Wood. K'J. llill, Fred
0 Keeler. Charles Olmstcsd. A. .1.va
fut. Herbert W. Kemp. James 1’. Hub
hell. John s. Seymour and. E. R. Gold-
schmidt. '
‘rtt the inaugural hall in Hartford
last night, to Fourth regiment waste
[wesruted by thfltw Crows.
Major litter-nan, Captain Burpee. Cap-
tsiu Terrill. Lieutenants Parsons. Bat-ek-
brill and Walter sud Adjutant Crufut
sud Quartermaster Noyes.
Edward Isaac and Delis CloughrrtyJ
both of Norwalk. quietly left town Sat
unlay and went to New Haven. where
they were married Sunday night by the
Rev. Father Higgins. pssttwof St. Mary‘s
church. at that place. Mr. and Hrs.
Fagsn will reside in liockville.
The closest and the most exciting game.
of pool that has ever been played in New
llsvcn. says the Palladium. was that or
last night in the pool rooms of the Rich-
mond House. The game was a continu-
ous'one. for 100 points and for Chloride.
It was between J. E. Falvey, of Provi~
deuce. and Fnderick Hall. of Norwalk.
Thomas teary was the referee and J. ”W.
Dobbins scorer. It was one hourand s
half before the game was finished and
‘l‘alvsy was (Iceland defeated by one
win!- _._-__..
Burglsrs entered the coachman's quar ’
tersou W. R. lacready‘s place at llill's
Point. Wanton. Ilunday evening, and
carried off a gold watch, silver chain. ro
volveraod a cost belonging to Horace
Gent. who drives for lr. lscresdy.
Whoever they were, got in with a key
and left. locking thedoovslterthem.and
did it during the time Ir. Gent was at
dinner. The thieves are supposrd to be
the-amount entered the stable sport.
meotcus. I. Bornhsm's place. top of
Compo hill. near Ir. lacmdy's. and
stole from the coschmsn a silver watch
andgold chain and other srtlclcs of
value. Anodort isbelngmadeto trace
themenby visitingpswnshops In Nor-
walk and other please where such arti-
cles would be likely to flud their way.
‘ “ as institutes to Visit the Button.
.. "Hr; mum-nus 88st
1 m “'" inandt-Icurttmss. Theothatswlll
.Wmmflmuthsmzyvgmb‘w'h'fl“ “Omen-bout
. (l
luhtWovks have been freq tly
quiredofas tolbs timewhenlt w
beconvnnlcnttoadmitthopubllctotho
electric llghtstsllon. ’l'ho hulld‘mgsnd
works-rs aowoomplrte lnsll of their
appointments. and the mush-toners
take lunch pleasure lnextsndlugsgsnsr»
allnvltatlontoboth ladies and gentle-
mfcrthlssndtbo nasttwoevsolnp,
whsathowcvkswtllhslnfullopsvsttnn.
tortsttthsststlaulcdwltnrssthomodo
hwhhhtbesobtllematerlsllsprodnced
thstfcrnishss tho city with its street
vlllo. Ataooa twenty; mommhsd
mums. disuse-theta“
a
’, rmllhsinhutlof ttr. and Ira. John s.
Mogflmintcunsnt. . \
‘ hrr- N. 3“». ”inmvm‘fl 1 7"." ‘ .
lil- C'orrle Redllug. of 87 ave-
nue, was run into while skati on the
m... m A. V0.3, rotunda 0‘ “I. 0“” “Wining“;
lawn Anna, 00'0" W” m- "
MT‘M Your cent-"Fleet ti Columbu. “I.
W “are. carsvsIs-8ants Harts. Plots and
‘mm"“mm‘ FM—hmflmem-fipnlsb an-
M toms-ml Infill!- Color, ulttamarios blur.
rim. s. 0., rm 5.4 my PM ml—"Sdunwmmflw Aid
hlnpnswsotssrcotslhsttlsstllabns-m W aft-r m”,
airman
.twa‘syjinncro‘ll smear. sou-m NORWALK.‘ CONN.
an. rue‘ir'vhiimw
llswsnndflsntpnlttonnylnllnst
nor-sin.
eroht Brothers.ths msrketmen. have
dimolved psrtusnblp. Henry D. Wright
will run the wagon and William Wright
the market. ‘
mist! yum film." The
tumult-were tskrnto nigh Rldge‘ this
Best Norwslk pond last «using. and
knocked down. She was rendered un-
conscious. but Dr. A. N. Clark happened
to be skating and attended to her lnjur~
ire. [ht Baker wasslso sent for. She re~
covered shortly and wn able to go home.
Iliss Anna ll. Quirk. who keeps the
grocery atom at Rigerside and First ave-
nues, "arrested" Samuel C. Weston yes-
terday afternoon. The trouble is over a
show case which the defendant built for
Ilsa Quirk. flechsrgcd her “3 for it
Indshepaid all but $5. Yestenlny he
went to the store after groceries and
told herto take the pay out of the ‘5.
Miss Quirk refusedto let him have the.
gmccnes‘snd locked him in the store
untilsn officer arrived, when she had
him ousted, charged with trying to rob
her. The case will be heard before Jun
lice Ion-4| tomorrow morning.
IOWAYNN.
lira. Hattie Grumman. of Green’s
Farms, is spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Prince.
The revival services in the Methodist
and Baptist churches are well attracted
and very inwmtmg. - They will be con-
tinued this and tomorrow evenings.
James ll Sweeter. of Brsttleboro. has
ll‘t'll the gut-st of fivorge W. Bryan
“is Minnie Strum-r is also Visiting relu-
tivvs and friends beresnd in South Nor—
walk.
Miss Lou Stevens. who hasbeen spend
ing the holiday vscothm at her home on
Main street. [980M her dutiee at Tom—
plo Grove seminary, Sontag: Spring. N.
Y.. Tuesday.
BABIES.
E. A. Hill amt New Yen's Day with
n‘latives in New Rochelle.
Ill-s Bonnie “all has gone to Brooklyn
to attend Pratt’s institute.
Wrighta Hypo. of South Surat-elk.
haveopened a bran» h of their establish
ment in the shop formerly conducted by
William Fairbanks. ’
Dietrlrtllrand Chief W ll, Willmott.
Jr. . and Past Chief Summerfield Tucker.
of lmnban-tstle. went to Bruin-port hat
evening and assisted in installing the
officers of Bridgeport Castle. ‘So. 6. K. of
G E.
Supreme Chief Ernest Koch starts
next Tuesday for Philadelphia. and will
then Visit Alexandriu. Richmond, Va;
Key West, Florids; New Orleans, and
before he returns will vistt nearly all the
southern amlr'fl.
William Blackmnn. of East Sorwulk.
dro'vobero Tuesday afternoon and tied
his hum, which shower! signs of fast
driving. in front of W. ll. Tilly’s house?
Ex—t‘onstable Kceler saw the shivering
animal. which had been left uncovered
and tool. him to Bailey's stable, where
he remained till yesterday slim-noon.
The annual meeting of the societyof
the Congregational church was held
Holiday evening. The society‘s commit-
tee was reelected as follows: Albert ll.
Bootield. Tbsddet- Hoyt and Walter 5.
Whitney. The clerk, William S. Nash.
was also reelected. It is likely that
there will be a change In the organist of
the church,” Ilsa Annie Brady com
templates resigning. She will he suc-
ceeded by Stanley Whitney.
cola-Inn root-n Its-pa.
The new Colombian postage stamps
were received at tbs Norwslk sodfiouth
Norwslk post offices this morning. The
supply canist- of the one. two. four.
twicetheslss of those when and
tltedeslgnsars taken fromscencsln the
life of Columbus. The various designs
Inasfollows:
Coconut—"Columbus in flight of
land.” after the painting by William H.
Powell. Onthelsftlssnlndisu woman
with her child. and cutborightsn loo
dtsnmso, withhesddrc-snd feathers.
The figures are In s sitting posture.
color, Antwerp bins. ’
Two new—“landlag of Mutable.”
sttsv tho painting by Vsndsrlyulnthe
put at the University orltotrsbsmo.
mm.mmur,rmsysim.
' would kiss her in front of the crowd.
~
81.8011.
A com or Fettuccine.
Ono friend bar-lawns lovo havoauus-cns
friend of loyal heart~
Aglrlwhoss faith oumpelsrnysonl toast Its
noblest port.
In» lives unspoiled by Idle prshs. uuvsnsd
And bird“ care. she ‘
w . sweet as Is truotutttl nod II
III! II fair.
0k. two's u tlowfr that cllmbeth high and
list fr?” to reach aster.
_ .mdthlo, ,‘o tmcln'n numbe-
vhf-w. lgs-W WM» . "
She sing to M‘nfll grow glam-la talks.
murmur . . . . .
murders abs ml“... murmur?“ iss-
" , shine in liar eyes; . ,.
Bu mmh-nmwmvrormymtau
tats can send:
And earth ts fairer. hcuv‘u more near. because
shols my friend! .
0h. love’s a songthat rings and swells with
passlon’s rupture stmng,
it
But frle debip Isa lullaby tl‘t scothu a whole
lifelong!
A 8nd Memory.
They talked of home and family mat-
ters. baby's new clothes. pope‘s trip on
the road and mamma's visit to her moth-
er. while every one listened in s most in-
teresting manner. The trend of the
conversation showed that the wife and
baby were not going to the depot with
the happy father, as he declared it would
be nonsense. But as the car neared Jef-
ferson etmet. where he was to leave
them. every one wondered all to himself
how they would port and whether he
They were not long in doubt.
When 025qu street was reached
the drummer arose. caught up his baby
and kissing it goodby placed it beside
its mother. He stooped down to its
his wife. and the loving woman #14:ch
an arm about his neck us the said.
"Now you‘ll write often, won't you?
Just then a morosoiudividnul on the op-
posite side of the car. who had evidently
been absorbed in his mper, glanced over
the top of it and remarked in the driest
of tones. “1 lost a watch doin that.”~
Chicago News.
French and Ger-an Polite-ens.
in England.» the titlesof nobility
are limited and cannot beusurpod by
fictitious characters without detection,
they confer a degree of mnsideratton
upon the possessor far superior to what
is observed in foreign muptrier. where
they are abundant to an extreme and
where every needy adventurer canes.
some them. A German boron. in do-
risiou. on n moo course It few dnys since
observed to a French marquis that the
title of marquis was Very common in
France. "I." added he. "hove a marquis
inmy kitchen.” “And I." retorled the
Frenchman. who felt insulml. "have u
German baron in my stable." This
repurteewrtu mm‘cularly happy. it being
well known that German grooms are as
common out of lhcir country um um
reach cooks. It uft‘ords a just lesson.
too.ngninst the folly as well usrndo-
nessof all national n’ilfl'llm.—Ma§, -
zine Journal.
Sport for the Dog.
The most laughable thin; I have seen
lately was the discovery of a new kind
of game by n lively young senor dog. it
wu in nlsrge dry goods store where
cash insect to the deal: In little boxes
whirring along on slender rails. The
dog was following his pretty mistress
sedutely enough. when he heard the
sound and saw the swift flight of the
of the mall box. He thought it was a
bird, show“ up and down the aisles
after it. an ‘ mg the crowd and sums-
ing ever-Huh} in sight. All hewonld
not be comm A"! of his illusion. he had
to be retnmul forcibly from what he
probably thought the best hunting
ground he had ever struck. —Kuto
Field's Washington.
An Idea of llcnveu.
On one occasion the lender of talk
started the subject of the generally pre-
vailing ideas about heaven. After the
usual hit at the materialistic views of
the Mohammedan. he turned to an
American gentlemen at the table sud
asked what were his notions on the sub
ject? The Yankee. with his slow.
nasal accent and cool manner corn-
munding attention, replied, “Wool my
notion of heaven is that of a quiet.
green place. without money and without
woof—Mrs. Anthony Cross in Temple
liar.
5o Head for Buslaoso.
Moss Scbsumlrnrg. J r.——\'sder. s then
tlemans nuts to know if dot nnshrinka-
bloundushirtdcn‘tshrinka lecdlssny-
vsy. ‘
Xose Bcbsumbhrg, Bra—Docs dot don
It him?
“No; it vas choost s little too 3.“
"Ofconrso it vlllshrluk. ydou’t
you have some heads for piston-es."—
Texss Gifting;
I'm-g. .
Tho swordfish lives from live to ten
honrssfter it i. harpooued. and at any
timeln that period he is adnngerous
customer for the lhhcrmsn. Indeed
swordfisblng is one of the most danger
ousswoll as most exciting of all the
fishermen—W Journal.
A's-Ml Irulptor.
Julio Bracken, who has received the
cot-nudes touocntsthotlgnrsmso
sentlng “llllnois Welcoming the No
tiousfh considsrsd the best of all
Boniptor’l’uft's usnstsu' h. Bhs lsbnt
llttiomotbsntwsntyyesrsotsgs.
Potstorotiscswedbyamirmtopar—
file. which is so small that scolony
mberlngfllolndlvkluslscanllvolus
spsoosmsllsrthsnspln'shsarl. ,
Telephone Call
Chas. E. Seymour;
LEADING GROCER.
II IISIIIIBTIII STREET.
l 3—2.
SMITH NBSWALK.
Would you know whathpvaisemiaTmr “WW—«w WW W!
That fills our souh with room
This it is. dear friend and neighbors,
Pure and n'mple imitation.
Come and follow where we lead you.
Peeling neither doubt or fear.
Suction will surely crown your efforts
motnterprhumbrm
E. J. WAD
PEIll’lES MARKET. FREE IE
Bo Norwalk.
13 Horth Kain at... ,
Telephone call. 52 I.
IfyoudolmtTAGaudPI-llte’EVERE.
IllE HIEST TIIBKEIS. CHICKEIISf‘DflEKS. Emil" "if Wflnlll’.
HAMS. Proprietor
lllEllI, PEllPtE's slim.
21 Wall st., Norwalk.
Telephone call. 5-7 3.
unsure nurses .
l
Ilse-trim lattors In Which Piny-
P'.’l. WI“ 5. llrtntntlld.
Gcorge Thatcher. the well-known mim‘
strel comedian. well deserves the succeesi
be has bad with his new minstrel fsrce’
comedy “Tuxedo," which comes to'
Music Hall, next Friday evening. It haul
been many a year and many a day addv
ed. since there was as good or a better eu- .
tenninment altered to amusement loversE
as “Tuxedo." lingled fume, mueic.‘
minstrelsy. wit. grace, variety. dancing/i
grotesque acting. and merry conceit in
one programme in a refined and enteroi
mining manner. with some of the sweet-1
est ballad singing. and the fine work of
aseplendid a sextet of mixed voices no
one ever bears. charm the sense of hear-
ing and satisfy the taste of the most criti-
t-nl for sentimental singing. The play
"Tuxedo" is a mixture of George'l‘hutch
er's mmstrels and Rich & llarris' Come-
dy company. but it is n combination that
presents the best features of force come
dy and the choicest of ruinstrclsy, the
smalgum being well scammed besides
with capital character acting by George
Thatcher and Juli!) A. Coleman, The
farther is too well known to need men—
tion. ton prrtnilnr to call for remark upon
his laugh provoking mvthods. As for
Coleman. he lathe eleven-st lrrw-(‘nmrdi
an we have had in years: vrmtlle. im
~l8IllIlV humorous, a tin» dancer. and
grillr‘bqllt‘ without compare, The enter—
tummcpt assumrs that a group nl peopl»
marathon-stranded at Tum-«lo Park. arr-
.iltempuug to lull time by hnrlwque ille-
.ttnculs. and all urns of idiotic dramatic
toaresty. pvt-usely as passengers on e be
later] stennier do, and as group: of unit
Going !
Thylor 8; Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON 87m.
Persons lookin for-slot or house Indl
with the view 0 porch-cl . an invited“;
call and examine our list. u have for
role in every partof the city at msouublo
prices and on can terms. In” If
"'t’v’Ai'rrm.
2t Mint-l ”Fr“.- i5" " “new
of 0 - VQK‘QI’. P err-rim
Adda as 5.. Sentinel ndicc. lioutb Norwnlk. d.
15 1w
_-_ _ __._ _._.——«_._____..__
“TAXTEDJJD trimmers on soft hats. Good
pr res and slr-rtllt' won your round.
(ten mute eight to twelve dollarsper week.
Wheeler 5: Russell H vt (10.. Mil-or st. and R.
R. avenue. Newark. K. J. )3 1w
\‘7ANTEIL—Gentleman or lady to travel.
Salary :75». Pmilicn permanent itali-
way fare paid hen. Enclose references and
self-addressed stamped envelo . N If u
1.. m lint-aan-clt Ir' tl'g.. Clair-surf:c d-Ztnflltfl.
., , _, ., VA . _ _,__.
‘ To “iii—W
P R0035 \\' uer streetJQw. 8 rooms Water
I strut. “Hr, Liver part hon-e Munroe
street. Si: or, home \\ out So' walk mod. 38
house at Five Mile- River. $10M). Houses
lots for sale on easy D.t)’fllk:n‘l Raymond
Bros. w
P‘L’KKFHED house of five rooms» Will
board with partsyorvntln; it desired. Ap-
ply or 8 Day street. urh Nerwslk. jut
, M
panorama-1mm .....
ll. Crown. South Sprwalk. p y dill-d. l
“lid is. one of seven rooms and one of
nI-w rooms. in t! elhdd n tuildl . -
nor of “'ull and River street; Shrwatlk‘. 0‘0?
pl) on the premises. le If”.
N
CI)1'IAG'-_ of elx rooms. corner Grove street
; sn‘l “mdwsrd avenue. 313; voltage 5
\‘Itudulttll avenue. not hit; lire rooms on
first mm, comer South Main street and Han-
fu_rd Plate Item SIS: four rooms corner
\‘r. outward avenue and Meadow street; root
8!, Apply to E. A “noded. nttf
Tn
E lhicbester pluce.
uarily stsid, ,‘ . off at .. rain re
mus. engage in wild pranksaml amateur
tltratrlculs. "just for pure doviltry.“ In
this «ta-1P the amen-urn are hard pushed
for material for fun, when Thatcher's
minetrrls happen along and take a hand.
and th tis all then. is of |t«but it is
enoug . There are but fit't'enuul of the
twenty-six who go into burnt cork, and
they for only a few moments. The
mingling of comedy and minstn-lsy is
very clever; the resumption of (use and
naturalne-As and of the abandon of people
thrown number in a strange place, but
united in the spirit of fun is admirable.
Saturday night's performance at llusiv
Hall should be a most excellent one if
there be any merit in numbers and tone
of scenery. The show carries sixty poo
ple.a car load of special Itlt‘llt'fy arid
mrchsnical stuff, besides several yoke of
oxen ands trick donkey. It has been
immensely sum‘seful and comes Well
recommended.
The success of Chamberlain's (Tough
Remedy in effecting a speedy euro of
colds. croup and whooping cough has
brought it into great demand. Messrs.
Pontius a: Sun. of Cunwmn, Ohio.say
that it has gained a reputation second to
none in that vicinity. Jeep”. Queen, of
Johnstown, W. Vil, says it is the best be
over used. B. P. ers. d ' t, Wi-
noun. Slim. says: “Chamberlain‘tcough
Remedy u mfectly reliable. lba‘ve al-
ways warrsnted it and it never minim
give the most perfect satisfaction.”
if s New York millimetre gives a din—
$3565“ affirm andnillltb stlzwt. mating
l . .wrc gives dspepoia,
and these spendwgmm’l In doc-
tors’ bills tlnall have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blood Cum to cure them,
what would be the saving per cap-ta I!
being 81 permns at the feast?
Inquire at l’lalsted‘s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
m lnlomuttinn about tetr- lllmd Cure
‘DlssoLUTlou.
V CE is harehy (he: that the partner-
; me ott- ny between Henry
It. All?! . ' Wright u that the Ilrm name of
“'rlxht Brno" Iran dimlvwl ihl» day by mu—
tual rousent. All (ls-hm due to not. by the llrm
afghan-tilled by olbe'mI-mber of It. J. W.
as «why no _ ~
. “u. .. ‘lflwu~ wnmm.
‘ J. '. ‘\ lhltlll‘.
Booth Norwslk. Jan. ll. urn will
Isrttttt' toner. " “W
Eot'rrt Noawsrm sttsos Bess.
December” as:
. .
m.
At smoothie of the Bank thls dato.a dlvl-
dsnd po dcpooltnrs was declared at the talent
:"SML pe‘r :aum tom'he slt Ipogtlths 3nd
ngunusry pays chum-man-
lilh. 1‘1 lutemt not drawn "tl he
lied to account and draw Interest from
um JOHN ll. KNAPP.
Transurvr.
wto’l'O'l'lcE ‘" ”
In Wet of the
ty or the Boot flor-
Insdoort the Il-t
of rsnlsutste lying In said
Tl ow hip
r' l 't‘tlu'flx'Wthzm Mm
‘ Bi
mflmrlct.
at the residence of
felt": of sold dlst rlct.
W
store of Wat sat
nest on ion.
% Essen" 10th.
tron
W'll‘lhfitm
Ooun..thlstth dayof
. g'llé III .
mméfluh
stislltt M3211.»
ill“
but
we
.
the dinner should not be given, them it
. susm urn, souru «rum;
Stern and about one acre of ad: \
of Iron trees err. Rent. per ‘ 3
month. Inquire t then cool theOld “all ‘
(rig No.8. Washington e'rvet. dbl
‘OR receptions. enienairimeirts. barium-Id
If balm. tr. U. A. M. hal, Water stl'eot. '
.\u pal-L Llrctrit' lights so: all modern com
mam-heal.~ u reasonable rates. inoninof
J. . Jennings. t hniunt street. u2l :lrn
'l‘lllr‘. store lately occupied by the J. and J.
Neflum-n (burnout. u so a suite of rooms
in Jsum' block. Apply to F. at. John hut-k
worn. int-lee.
n15 if
I-‘0l7 N D.
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FLA -HlYTTUMED du'k host {on V
’2 Round it uh. Owdner‘can have them ' 3
v prnxm: prop-my en 'in chargm. A 7
ply to Rob rt In". Bulletin: FEM. M36?- 1
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finfrrtrrmurnls. l
fittifiiii. scum tariff?
W. n. INAPP. Issuer.
mum Eifific, Ill. 6.
THE POPULAR SUCCESS.
GEIIRGE THATBHER’S
NINLY CONWIIUCTBD
Minstrel-Fume Comedy Creation. ‘
Tuxedo
Filo)! Till“. PEN 0F hilt. ED. MARBLE.
Rewrmen and Revlscd for reason of 'Is-‘sud
prwnml by the combined fort-es of
TEREI'S IIIISTIELS.
“AND-
Ilicll I llarrl 'Ilomtdy company.
l'ulr-r the manna 't of \t'.ll.A. (*ronkhltc
EVERYTHING NEW.
lilalmtue Features "First I " ‘
Httuatlotts. Fun. ' Manny]:- “ i
uslt'. Cmtumeo. Ihnces.
n-u—lr'l run» A-
A COIPIJTB 33' 830'.
W. If. litttl’l'. Ian-gar.
The Spectacular Bin-Ion] Comedy.
THE SOUTH l
BEFORE lHE wan
“WW"... ........."' "cm-mum
00 People! A Carlos! of fire I
2 Toke of tires! A Trick llsske
lute. lIrth. Iltalcry (Io-bl l
Pathosl (to-ell I Spartan, . ls !
Colored Jshl es lingers
Plantation ”shun!
The mighty mammoth monarch of all slaw-v-
mont enterprises.
Playing to MAM)! Vii-R00! everywhere.
And overvwh-re unsecured the meals-t 3n-
tenalnmrnt ever placed before the
American tropic.
I Thc’"'8und?y'.isii
b the greatestfinnday Newspspsvln
tboworld.
Musician. Iy nslltttyssr
will WILUIIIII.‘ " ' “In"
""q tiny or M]. by
I'll-“u““llfll'
murmur!“-
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Norwalk Chronicler