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Sun Rhee Sunfish ] 33%;“. law Tide
at r.» at “I at 11:0
low Turk Ilsa-all Weath- fares-o.
The weather today uremia. to be generally
frumclaudyto partly cloudy till noon. with
slightly higher. followed by falling tempera-
ture and clear weather. 'l’o-merrow it breathes
tubes-orallyfroutfalrto partly cloudy and
colder. followed by rising temperature and
snow.
scorn scrum. ‘
wharjtlqu frog-l or bar City are nor-g
w M ‘- "ae‘lillkiitk.
Joseph PG!!! malt) Smith's Island
on the ice bet Siindey. and made the
return trip’in seventeen minutes.
The Four Hundred club will meet this
evening», the home of lfr. and Mrs,
Edward:£..8mith. Riverside avenue.
“l" 3%“ Tummy company git-.3
notice in apother column that ladies do.
airing to wait for cars for East Novwslk
can V‘lilvfi Barber‘s drug store.
¥Rekeonabls prices at Inc’s depot
restaurant. Openall night.
Harold B. Self. formerly of South Nor-
walk, died at his home in Stamford. yes-
terday, after three days’ sickness of scar-
let fever. ‘Be w. a compositor. and in
the eighteenth year of his age.
A sleighing party of twelve young lad-
ies dined at the Brunswick Thursday
evening They came from South Nor
walkund returned at ll o‘clock.——A party
of ten or fifteenyoung people drove over
from Nurwalk with a four-inehand sleigh
in charge of T. C. Cavanagh. They had
dinner at the Grand Union and returned
airings midnight—Stamford aortas?
—-The price of fancy hay, such as
handle. is advancing steadily. but I ha
yet over one hundred tone to arrive. In-
quirers solicited. flannel '1‘. Batch, 14
Marshall street.
Miss Jennie Pearson, of Bayview avo-
nue, who was coasting on Clay street last
evening. on the Taylor avenue double
ripper. was seriously injured by the up-
setting of the ripper. Some boys threw
snmv in the face of the stomman. and
mused him to run into the gutter. where
the ripper upset. Miss Pearson was un-
able to walk home. It will be some days
before she is able to be out.
The Boston and Washington night ea-
przre, which for seventies years has run
by my; pf,_ibe Consolidated and New
England (roads. is to be taken all the
latter root} and run by way of New
Haven'and the Shoreline and Provi
deuce. divisions of the Consolidated.
Vicepreaideut Tuttle said last night that
the change would go into effects week
from Sunday.
——l’ure coffee with pure cream, be. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
. . . .li' .4
The body of ,W'J. Anderson was
attached'by Cdo'atiblb’ Conley yesterday
for the sum of .500, due Congdon, Wil-
bur & 00.. shoe manufacturers of Provi-
dence. Anderson and his son. Emmerick
Gleason. kept a shoe store about one year
ago in the dome building on the Wash-
ington street bridge. They sold their
stock suddenly and went out of town,
leaving numerous creditors. Anderson
returned here about one week ago.
The firm name of F. E. Kelsey a Co.
has been changed to Graham, Kelsey a
Ernest. who will continue the manufac
tors of cigars in the 'Swarta & Corbett
block on Washington Inst. These guillo-
men have also succeeded the brat of
autism, tang t 00.: who have been in
business In New York. All the goods
now sold by thh firm will be manufac-
mmrldinflouthliorwalk. mutt.
.. , ;. our I] i
m j mould about half of what
,_ a good supply for
cigarsbyan improved method. Aseoon
as the weather its a thresatory ad-
ditionwlll be built onthe resrof the
building. which will accommodate and
Solid made, our and “0'“ Moloymt toabout twohundna
' I ’u' . ’m lb. ‘ w-w
area loverostpsn Tea ”D" wm- 5- WM he- returned
from Brooklyn to South Norwslk and
50c. lb. can on bisWresidenoeu its; West
- WW even ’ long
,, have atrue bargain in Feb iron same side. mornings
mmafiowfat Peas at 10c. it until , .moouti a; m...
un.‘ Try them once and it is inmem'mo o’clock.
fifttoesyyou Will call again. - -
: W Oliverlt. tie-atom. who always
Hill table Bartlett Pears, put
upintherlghtMat the right time,
So. N orwalk.
" Aten-ponndsonwashornlaunightvo‘
lfr. and Ira. James Arfluiftbuifm
Elyavwiue.
Halloéktl‘blmabee.“ this olty.have
commenced buineuin theirnewfactory
atDanbury. '-
f‘v’l’he’ ‘faaddz'ot'lw"flohn“:3uylo¢-rfl
this morning: ~ ,.
~vv.-‘ a. .4: yaw-W ’ ; ..‘ ii; ,‘(ylwlzttt‘
D. J. Haunting nu puscbkisd ”busi-
ness of Isaac Sohriver. adjoining Till
Batman. adios. AuthonyCooney will
have charge of it.
Box 9, corner of Main andConcord
streets. will be pulled at 18:05tounorrow.
Hereafter a box will be pulled every
Wednesday at that time.
church
—0ur lotto—Fresh goods, best quaii-_
ty, lowest prices. Lane’s. 5] Washing-
ton street.
Ptolemor Howell's informal reception
in Music Hall, last evening, was attend-
ed by about one hundred and fifty
people. including many of his former
pupils and about fifteen of his present
ones in Bridgeport. All had‘h delight-
ful time.
The membersof tbo,Swediah Congre-l
gational church. Riverside avenw, have
called Rev. Oscar Lindegren. a former
pastor of the‘church. to egtin income
their pastor. succeeding Rev. Charles J.
A He has accepted the call
and will be here May 1st.
e
A special car attacth to the train due,
in South Norwslk at 2:20yesterday rafters;
noon. contained Ire. P. 'I'. Barnum on
her way from Bridgeport to Hot Springs,
N. C. lira. Barnum sprained her ankle
some weeks ago, and is still unableto
walk. Ber physician and tits high.
her companion. accompanied her.
-The Ladies” Aid of Trinity Episcopal
church. will hold a cake and apron sale
in the Sunday school room, on “lab es-
day, the 26th. from 4 till ii p. in. All
are cordially invited to attend.
think about spruciog up about your
M. rated! "in?“ “m if Mr
fchgndeliera. hanging lamps or your
silverware Iooksa little rusty. you get
it refinished at Murphy Brothers'. whose
ventaement appears elsewhere in Tut:
amass. They do all kinds of electric
latiug in gold. silver. nickel and broom.
and guarantee their work.
Danny Russell. the lightweight. and
Frank .‘ltiore, champion in the same
class of New Jursey. will sign articles for
a finish light for $500 a side. The con-
test willbebrnught about in a month.
Ruawll was defeated by Harry Lane
after fifty rounds. two years ago, and
has fmpiently challenged him since
without getting a match. He now claims
the state championship. The men are
tollght at 130 pounds.
*Huyler‘s candy. fresh every day, at
lane's. I'll Washington st.
According to reports a young fellow
of a sporty makeup has been in South
Norwalk for a few days trying to pass
Confederate bills on the unwary. llis
method is generally to ask for change for
two dollars. retaining the bill in his pos~
session until the coin has been [tossed
over. then throwing it down, rolled into
a small wad. and getting away before the
worthlessnees of the bill is detected. He
caught Cmductor Gould Hoyt one day
last week. but hit. lloyt chased the fel-
low down Railroad place and made him
disgorge under threats of arrest. The
young man goes under the cement John
Robertson, whbh. it is thought. is ficti-
tioue, and claims Stamford as his place
of residence.
XOBWALI Nl'lt
A Irony Budget-f Ito-a he. the
mil-loll".
A popular youngladyotflorwelk is
eoontowedlichaelbarettofWestport.
,logsmrewereolaysd tastolghtia
tthaIkdluh'sth meanest.
0. Fred Street. of Pittsburgh. is the
gucetofhismother. Ira. CbarlesBirset,
of Union lirk. __
Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. ll, has vot-
ed to raise thedussoftheeouneil from
u to u a year auddiecoutinosallas-
mu. m
-Aoy kind of veiling you ever heard
of. including the new Columbia and par»
pie veilings and a few more battles, will
be found at the Baron store. Norwalk.
George Coleman. a plumber. heart.
ourlylll with pleuropueuaioola. flute
ammberoft’dgrtmotiuncii.0. U. A.
l.,themembereofwhlchsracsriugfor
him durieghiesieknsre.
'l'he mariners from Pilgrim and
UnooluCoundls,0.U.A.I..audfrom
I). met at the notary last
night tomskefnrthsr arises-manure
guiding their Joint fatraadiwaasr. it
"We tee-so "I0 "my lot
ammunition-nut.
raga-audiences] undlaeat'l'aeaday
' manta
Rim ”lillz‘w- W<flfiow8flw .
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Situation aid fruit fol. loony-94, Ill-4. .
“at-Sun,
e4 wAs‘iuiucrougarnEsr. 'sou'ru uonwaut. CONN.
The cautions-t will Inset tonight.
lfis. George H. _Allensnd two child-
ren, of 4 (mutant street. are ill with the
slip- .___..__
John Arnold and Henry Green went
netball-emu“ this. Winsome
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2‘. . g, i it“
,zwgtwie’vaypsarfine urbane!
meant restsasd-show‘ettwmomuta.
when. widagaio‘beWts. ‘ oi
Charles Flimsy. of Waccabue. who
hasbrentbeguestofhis parentstm Iter-
wiu street. returned home tliisaftcrnoon,
e—A real wonder sale of women's
cloaks. at the Boston store. Norwalk.
Percy. the ten-year-old son of Charles
Quintard, of Main street. is seriously ill
with pneumonia, and it is feared he can-
not recover.
The regular monthly missionary meet-
ing of the Ladies' society of thefirst
Congregational church will be held in
the chapel tomorrow afternoon at 3:110
o'clock. __
Professor Ernst. of New York, who
recently defeated Professor Campbell in
a sparring contest at Brooklyn. has been
tbegnestof meesaoraangel'oergsrat
Broad River;
Wednesday being 8t. Paul‘sdsy the
Holy Communion will be administered
at St. Paul’s church at 10:30. in. in
the evening divine service with sermon
will be held, commencing at 7:300’cltxrk.
Robert G. Weston, better known as
"China." and Miss Nettie Sickles. of
White Plains. were married in I'm
Chester Sunday. They are now residing
near the old Simonds foundry in the bot
ough.
—~There’s cut, fashion and style in
underwear. Why not get all at a muler
at» cost by attending the sole of muslin
underwear at the [Station store. Norwaiik.
On the new one cent Columbisn post-
age stamps the word Columbus is spelled
Col u-m-r-u-s. Whose blunder is ill
The pun office department evidently
needs a new proof-reader.-—.'ilertdet~
Journal. ‘
«Miss Margie Foster. daughter of Frank
Foster. is uflering from a severe attack
of nervous pttstrstiou. She has been ill
since the night that Brake-man Lynch
was killed by falling from a train in the
rear of her father's house.
Pensions for Connecticut: Original.
Jatiiesl. Webb. Stephens A. Aldrich.
George Shrks, Ctutrlee IIngen-lnbel.
Biriholomew J. Murphy: additional.
Anthony G Dron. Orrin G lfoll‘mer;
original widows, Anti magnate. Abigail
Sit-veils
James J. Vaughn. the local weather
prophet, sendsus the following predic
tion: There willbeasturm on Friday.
the 27th inst..from the southwest. It
will move eastward between New York.
probably making it stormy in this sec
tion.
-—‘l’he cloaks advertised last week at
the Boston store, Novwalk, are soiling
like front bed-rooms on a Chicago bonle
vartl.
Venerable Isaac Smith. mention of
whose illness was made in yesterday's
Sufism died at the borne of his daugh-
ter, lira. Gilbert Bloom, on Union “W,
last night. aged seventy-three years
The deoened was an old soldier, having
served in the Seventeenth regiment.
C V. The funeral will probably be held
Thursday afternoon.
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C. T. Daniels. the musician. formerly
of Norwalk, who is now at Hamilton,
Bermuda. writes to .l. If. Benedict that
roeesareinbloom there and that their
fragrance pervades the atmosphere of
his room as he writes. Ir. Benedict
gets even with him by sending him
copies of anthem papers containing icy
stories, hoping to rtthsrblaet the roaster
fracas Ir. Daniela hands as he reatt-
the sonnets of our ice-bound harbors
undeaoellsnt ddgbing. with the that:
inometer below tern.
Tbs rcportoftheascretary of the Con-
necticut Humane society shows a total
membership of 2.071. The reports ofthr
variet- agents in the state of their work
during the past year show perms-roller
ed. 7”: animals relieved. 4.310; shim
killed, 412. of which 388 ware house, w
of whhh were afflicted with [lenders
There were no prosecution for cruelty
to animsk and children. and 140 movie;
tione were second. Warnings! we“.
cation was given is 1,001 cases ’
«filtering rates while cloaks are is
mmmoasyinyonrpoekstsaod
tbebeaeiltofagariaestwksameetseett
ed. (heating rates ostofssatn in.
mousyoutofyourposketandilttlewesr
ofyoorgaraieat. ‘fkesale of cloaks»
the Baton “aluminium.“
ltseplendldsnooemeotaafro-tbat.
Ammonium-wed
Inaudlrs. Julia
' a. Ibrahim: street.'u
“may.“ . ‘ . «inDaubury.
AahWednesday falls on February 15
and Mr, Sunday on April 2.
Town Clerk Herbertlt. Smith is sick
dbouehitls at his home "on vWest ave-
,“ .. . , _ ,_ .
U'l'litl'A‘titotn family. of;West avenue, are
st'racbahoe. if. Y., at’thcbedside of c.
L‘Aeton’a son Edward. who is danger-
ously ill.
Item W. J. Slocum, pastor of St.
Ifary's church. took the members of the
choir and orchestra of the church on a
sleigh ride to New Canaan last night.
The Norwalk "and South Norwalk
Electric Light company has put in a new
converter for the lower end of Main
street. The one formerly in use was too
small for the number of lights burned on
that circuit.
What is going on tonight: Daugh-
ters of the King social at the parish
rooms; quarterly conference at the Nor-
walk ll. E. church; revival servicto at
the Baptist and tlethodist churches:
meeting of the Painters‘ union.
0. B. Jackson. of Norwalk, formerly
agent for the Hartford Cycle company,
has migned his position and started for
Chicago, where he will open a branch
atom for the Pope Manufacturing com-
pany for the sale of Columbia bicyclet.
The Alpha Wheel club enjoyed a
aleieh-ride on the double-«ripper "Joker"
last night. After awaking the echoes
about town with tin horns and the club
call. the members went to Dnrlun‘s
Point. where a pleasant evening was
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BABIES.
Joseph Bates nearly severed one of the
lingers on his left hand Saturday. while
cuiiipg meat.
George S. Bailey has returned from a
week‘s sojourn with relatives in Fough-
kt-epsie and Torrytown.
Patrick Stvnge, the track walker who
was hurt by a freight train last week. is
all“ in St. John's hmpital, but is getting
along nicely.
William Weed. of Stamford, James
Whitney's son-induw. was ordered out
of town last week. on account of one of
his children having scarlet fever.
Mrs. J. D. Henderson, who fell whil-
dkatiug on the first Norwalk pond in.»
week. is still unable to walk, although
somewhat improved.
Renaud Mrs. bulls French are visit-
ing their daughter Charlotte. Mrs. Ralph
Jefferson. in South River, N. J. In con—
nquent‘e of Mr. French's absence. no
~t‘fl’ll‘9 was held in St. Luke's church.
Sunday - __
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
A son was born to Sir. and lint. Wil-
liam Freu-lenthsl, of Wolfpit Hills. on
o'eturday.
Albert Buttery. of Bridgeport. former-
ly of this place, has been sick.
Henry Darrow, of Brooklyn. was a
{nest of Bliss Hattie Crawford. on Sun
day
. Bliss Lottie Adams. of South Norwalk.
visited her sister, lire. lfezekinh Pillow.
on Sunday. .
Mrs. ()Iiver Perry and daughter Elsie.
‘9! Valley Forge. were guests of hire.
Frank Gregory. Sunday.
nosta- ‘l'alsat l'ro- loath Knew-II.
The following paragraph was printed
one day last week among the \l'estport
items in Tris Scientist:
The Boston Specialty and Copindy
camping is the name of a cam my tliat
III at t e Opera Home all t to week.
What little attendance they have had is
mine than thy deserve.
We have since learned that the com-
pany was composed of South Norwslk
talent. with Frank McNamara as the
star. As some of the members feel griev-
ed over what they think wuss unde-
served criticism. we take this opportunb
tytoapologiasmotouiyonnor own he
balfbntou behalfofour Weetportcorre-
spondeul. » We regret that we ehould
have said anything that detracted from
the well-earned laurels of the youuit
actors. -__--_._..._..--,._.....W-- .
Literacy Katee.
Dcesdevotionto letters and learning
unfit woman for domestic duties? This
.nterreting question will be pleasantly
and adequately discussed by Coltmel 'l‘.
W. Higgiuson in an article on "Iriterary
Women as Housekeeper-s” in the neat
number of Harper's llaaar. published
January nth.
The nest number of Harper’s Weekly,
published January 35th. will be in a den-
ble sense a mid-winter number, contain-
ing numerat- mornin- of winter
scenery.ofthelcej anthem
surrounding flew York. of the traces
Okioatcincianatlaudof illeganinwin-
tar. Among other featureslntheeame
mm titers will lie doablepags
Till BIIlII‘I'I PEI! CENT. CLAUSE.
Ialrflald County laaur-anon Agents are
Pnetloaliy of One llld.
Atan adjourned meeting of the Nor-
walk insurance men, held at Coolidge a
lookwood's oflice, yesterdity afternoon.
for a further discussion of the coinsur-
ance» clauae.'-the committee appointed
to ascertaiu‘the feeling regarding the
matter among the insurance men in
Fairfleld’county. reported progress and
asked for an addition to their number.
It II. Golden was added to the commit-
tee and the meeting adjourned for one
week. C. B. Co-ilidge went to Bridge-
port today to see the agents there.
In a few days, says the Bridgeport
Farmer. concerted action may probatiiy
be taken by all the insurance companies
in l-‘utriield county. opwsiug the eighty
per cent. co insurance clause of the New
England exchange. The Norwalk, Dan-
bury, and Bethel boards of fire under-
writers have fallen into line with the
Bridgeport board in rel using to adopt the
clause. Stamford is also said to be
ready to give its support. The stand to
be taken by the county as it whole will
probably be similar to the positionso
firmly adhered to by the Bridgeport
board.
The position of the local agents is set
forth in a circular issued by the Bridge-
port board. Mention is made of the fact
that loyalty to the brand's vote_msy
cause hardship to some agents by the
withdrawal of cotnmniea. Then the fol-
luwmg agreement to promulgated: “We
hereby pledge confirm to write for
such agents all the business which they
are unable to write on acmunt of the
withdrawal of their c-‘tiiipanies [pm-
vide-d such business is of a class at opt»
able to our companies) and we pledge
ourselves not to take the agency of
or in any way represent such company
withdrawing from any agency txiiember
of said board) on account of the refusal
of said agency to attach the aforesaid 80
per cent. ctrinsursrtc: clause. and is.
hereby argue to pledge ourselves to fur-
feit$50 for each and every violation oi
this agreement. said sum to be paid it-
the [)0an who informs the board ufaut‘l-
violation. This agreement shall ceas-
npou the adoption by mid board of kits
80 per cent. clause. except the clause re
ferrinit to the accepting of the agency of
any insurance comptny that withdraw»
from any other agency.“
BRAIAIIC Bills 5.
Thulrkal ‘I'II‘VB in Which Play-Bola;
P-ento Will be Interested.
IItll's I‘e: illlv'x Tilt-titre company :in' at
the .‘inrwalk Opera Horn» all this week.
appearing each night in a new play
Last night they produced "Vim-
Vaughn; or. the Lightning Rod lino." ii
an excellent manner. To night the play
will be "Sal's Girl." It is said when
bright ctiiiiuly drama, sparkling witt-
bright lines, iir. litll his the repnui
tinnof being a talented actor. He is
stippirtetl by .‘Ilsfi Alice Kemp. a pretty.
vtrauuus young lutiii . \\ ho ranks well It
the theatrical profession. The company
nave good satisfaction List. night and a
large audience wtll probably greet them
tonight.
—-'I'lio Ikisttiu store. Nurwalk. ever
alive to the interest uf its patrons. Will
give to every om- whtm-ptireliase amounts
to ten dullurs or more. a "World's Fair
Soon-nu t’ in." free. Present value of
coin, ill. Future mine, tit),
Direct Line In Ito-tun.
And now they say“in Iltrzion that the
Conwlidaled is going to have the Breton
and Providence division of the Old Col
(my and so entrance into the Hub and a
clear ltnc from New York to Boston. It
is said that the Uld Cal-my will sow:
apply to the lia-ssaciiu-tetts lA‘xiaIuttifv
for en enable not to p Irmit it to dispose
of the mud. The talk of the almrptiun
of the ()lil Colony by the (,Iurtwilidated is
nothing new. but this is a variation, and
a fl'Qltlll‘lKl" renewable one. on that
theme. The (kmwlitlateti Would hardly
want the whole system. but it of mum
does-want an entrance into Burma and a
direct line titers. and lea-id to be willing
to pay well for it.
who“...
Time will be a meeting of the citizens
and voters of East Norvalt at the Volun
teer limo Boiler. Wednesday. January
25,at8 o'clock p. m., to vote on the
question of unuolidsiion with South
Norwalk. Per order committee.
The success of Chamberlain‘s Cough
lternnly in effecting a speedy cure of
colds. creep and whooping cough has
brought it into great demand. Messrs.
Pontiac Oi Ben, of Cameron, 0bio,aay
thatitbaagataedarvputatioosscond to
none in that vicinity. Jae. I. Queen. of
Johnstown. W. Va, says it is the bestia-
ever used. B. P. Jones. drums, We
none, llama”: "Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is perfectly reliable. I have al-
wayswarrantsditand it nevertailetlio
Pb give the most perfect ablation.” l'ifty
cent bottlu for sale by G. C. Btillaorn
druggbt-
more lam to Ian’s.
The amount ofoyetcrs exported to
lamps for the week ending January
II, was asfollows:
marina. roar. uaaau.
mask. user-seat
Cells. "
theygettheliut'l'ed.
yourtable‘at a minimum cost.
LEADING Gm illicit.
—i
MmaytalkabontToptbut themsjor-
ity of rat drlnkers of this city know where
ran. with the _
finest gladee of rum Coifcee'. a our
greatest bobby. Once triad makes sul'
customers. I If you wish the finest Potatoes
of nadve stocksssours. Wscan spread
CHARLES E.
9,
YMOUR. .“
p 33 WASHINGTON ST.
, E. J. WADHA
stories IAIKET.
is North Main sL. So. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 52 3.
ones—Auemcuna
What maintains one vice would bring up
two children.
The sixth Atlantic cable was laid by the
Great Eastern in l87-i.
A mail wagon has the right of way over
any other vehicle whatever.
The mice palaces of Melbourne are said
to be the finest in the world.
An ignorant man is his own enemy. How
can he beanybody else'a friend?
The hair of a St. Innis woman is reputed
tube fifty-four inches in length.
The market price of a wife in equatorial
Africa lsten bundles of hairpins
The tendency to violent exercise is so
great that it ought to bechecked.
Putting mittens on a tiger will never
make him lose his taste for blood.
A Cornell college young woman is said
to be studying veterinary surgery.
In the United Stain there are 873.63
Freemasons and (“7.471 Odd Fellows.
The combined ages of a recently married
couple in Macon. Mr... were l3? years.
The father of West, the painter of “Death
on the Pale Howe.” was a humble farmer.
in congress there are twenty represents.
Would you know what ice is hl has I W
That fills oureonls vlr'ii‘h admirade t:
This it is. dear friend and neighbors.
Pure and simple imitation.
Come and follow where we lead you.
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
Success will surely crown your efforts
if you do but TAG and PERSEVERE.
llli llllEST trims. outfits. autistic. "Ii Jill m
, MS ,Pro rletor
ltfillilllilll. ’p ‘
PEOPLE'S IIIIKET,
21 Wall st., Norwalk.
Telephone call. 537-3.
If a New York millionaire 81th a dirt-
ner at 5th ayenue and 26th street. costing
. £700.00, which gives 19 peo le dyspepsia,
andythesc peo is spend 81, 56.00 in doc-
tors bills an final] have .to pay #5.“)
each for Cactus Bl Cure to cure them
what would be the saving per cap:ta
'the dinner should not be given, there
”being 37 persons at the feast?
inquire at Plaietod’s drug store where
you_ may have the problem solved and
get information about return Blood Cure
""“riifiar‘ EiBoltlEn.
flealEstateandlnsurance.
WASHINGTON STICK“.
Persons looking foralot. or house
with the view of purchasing. are luv-iiigllotld
call and enmine our list. “to have them for
Mile in every part of the ci at naso
prices and on (nfl‘ terms. ty sag-tilla
as a are n. '
'ASHHET to’t'akiiioni'éfflefer'to ME
3! James H. Knaip. Apply at this office It
, (RECRED girl wants a good —
1‘ asnpstatrs Work or waitress. Apply at
N North Main street. ‘ -
cures. Has first class fig?-
AXT‘ED.w—Genileman or lad to t
“7 Snlary 75th. Po-iiion perma’nent Kill-
Permiasion was given by Napoleon few a
cable to Lnglaud in 1567. The cable was
laid in lKJO.
A St. fouls woman has applied for a pat.
eat to cover the process of making "sweet
ootato time
n:- “;«.man at Lunch.
0! all workingmen in this country the
Frenchman is most particular about his
midday luncheon. IIe cats it with the ap
preciation he giv to either of his meals
at home._ In soot of the uranufactories.
such as bronze foundries. where out
Frenchmen are employed, the scene
noon is oh ' French.
The mgouts have n heated at the
boilers and the air is filled with the savory
odor. Broken rolls of French bread. al
ways something green in the way of salad
andan old bottle filled with cheap wine
are by every man's side. In his own coun
try the French workingman rarely has
meat at llllfllltiy,el!0rm0ils quantities of
bread taking its place. Sonirtiiiies here he
substituws for int til. a piece of cheese. But
whatever he has is upperizing and has
been prepared as much for his pleasureof
the palate as for the satisfaction of bun
gory-Kerr York Evening Sun.
San Francisco Crltlefaea New York.
New York is as self atmbed ass hamlet.
which is why it. is so painfully .provimil.
It is under the flattering illusion that be-
ams city of tattoo) inhabitants is big-
ger than one of ammo therefore the man
who lives in the larger place is bigger in
proportion than his neighbor of the smaller
one. Sow it happens that the aver-agenian
forms the bulk of the population nearly
everywhere. and as the average man is gen-
erally a fool all cities are much alike. New
York is an exception. “or ordinary citi»
ten to not an average man. but an inferior
person. eithevau immigrant or the offspring
of immlgmixls.
Thc New York immigrant bi below most
in brains and energy, else he would not
stay there on landing to wallow in dirt and
poverty. The With! of the refuse of all rin-
tiuns n-riiairis where it is ' , ' which
accounts for the ntiapproacbable squalor
and ignorance and depravity of New York's
slum—Sari l-‘raucisco' Argonaul.
Sporting Prospects of 1893.
The your promises well forinternaiionel
sport. In addition to a yacht race for the
America's cup there is a prospect of a polo
team running over from England. Mr. Fox-
hall Keene. when he sailed forlldverpool on
the lush of December. carried a letter
from the Polo association authorising him
to arrange for a series of matches between
British and American polo teams to be
played in this country. it is quite likely
that the World's fair and a desire to learn
how much we have advanced in the game
will bring the [without ever. Ila team
doeamme itahouhl be provldadthataro
turn match be played in England a yuaror
two later. We owe the Englishmen l
Mr. and W’s abroad would do
at Santa. laced pod—Harper's
re y. / ~'~«~
...... .WA .
a Boy'- Way of we”; at it.
Mrs. Mink»! really moot live in this
house. It's full of rats. and at night their
noises sound just like burglars.
Little Son-Yes. mantras, but if burglars
really do coins they'll thiakthsratsisua~
Good News.
For pains in the chest there is nothing
better than a Muriel cloth saturated with
unamberlaln'e Pain Balm and bound on
over the-est of pain. It will undone a
counter irritation without blistering, and
launch superior to any plaster onsc-
‘countof its pain-relieving qualities. if
nerd in time it will prevent pneumonia.
Fifty cent bottles for sale by 0. 0. still-
«in. drugaiat.
children cry for
Pltc her's Gastorla.
OhI'lren cry for
Pitchers (Bacteria.
warns-tyrantsumawm
mumaMhefladferM
“fish-Inflammation.
”fluaflqhmhm
isuoteodlaagreeabtsastnnstatdzinfsot "'
tives who are under twenty—six years of , way {We bet». Enclose relerences and
. , self-addressed stunt nvwio h...)
'89- ’ . L'ldllunadnock b'oefifiJunr' Kan
Anatllesslm- “ that is ' ’ to - .~._ ._.._-. M I
the hoof with a clasp is coming intonaeln C. .nl‘i'l‘.
Paris.
“'0 nnflit‘n'iien‘iéom and one 0
nine roommin thefladden building“
her of .\\'all and liiver streo Vorwat
ply on the premises. ta, ‘ till???
OTTAG': of six rooms. corner Grove street
_ and “landward avenue. 813; cottage 6
\\ «toward avenue. rent sit; live im on
iirst door. cttruer South lain street and Han-
(”Pl Place. Rent 815: four rooms corner
“midward avenue and Meadow stress: rent
39. Apply to IL A Windward. not!
ill: l bit-beater place. 2| Marshal at
T tiara and about one acre of iii;
:gmancl: of fruit ‘thrcea. etc. Rent. per
. u re: -.
Cigar 00.. 8? “'aahlngtfrhI ‘33:. the Old dig“
__ .m“...___ _ __ ~_-,__
1:013 receptions. entertainments. parties and
ball“. 0. L'. A. M. haiv. Water tract.
:pnrlaalg. Elkeftric llgbttsnum all modern too.
«it reasons '
.l. ii. Jennings. I hnitzbi sterei‘ifu 1mm” 0‘
‘ r “it ‘iKIIl-I. I
It‘llflm
‘ si:§itsitixiui:{fefic7rsfweu§mu£
a areal inches llrst quality for almost
new. (an be. seen at hire. F. A. aylnr‘c
:t'taiu strut. hori- slit, until Wednesday. Jan.
.. . 11m
‘ult Jillian}. ‘ at I
1‘ near luilden Hilifrnort; tillage-mil:
“Wallis-Illa; will be sold at a baht-in. Call on
tn. :5. houpp. ilk: Washinton street. llfllw
MISCELL‘NEGIJH. ' _
wort malts. uni. health "t .-.
P about one month old. For Iurlih’tirb‘g:
ticnlars inquire of the sell: tuicn. 3t
tsuiutrr or sorting...» '
r 1' ourtttflanluary :h. A. 1).. “1303:“:
.4- atei- ar e» a. '
in Mild Illsl’firt. deem «ll-pm late 0‘ 30".“.
The (‘uurt of Probate for th Di t id -
walkJiaIb limited and allow Jelxgonlfig 33;:
the tla‘te'hcrt-uf for the creditor‘s of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
who neglect in resent their ml“ reper-
ly arrested. wit it said time. will belleibtsrrcd
a mover). All persmrs indebted to said estate
are fuluhlwl to make immediate payment to
.iniis II KNAl’l'. .
lint? 24 “truism": ssirzlt. i”°‘““"-
llotfcellramwaillaiIWEy:
All": . desirln to take the Tramwa .
J mol talc»! .'orwalk can wait tgrncfla
ltt i’iuxtt-r's ilrug ~lum.
' .it E. KYLE.
gqlrmiuutruls.
ill'lilu Hullsh‘. Mllllflhi.
CeofliZWI-tlll’s
Penple‘slheatretompany
ONE 50].”) “Till. f'UMMZMTIVIl
MONDAY. illillllll 23.
The twauilful Arum. Vault»! and Darren.
libs AIMEE 'Iilhll'.
And the (”banner Comedian.
Nil. (”20. A. III‘JII.
Assisted by nmtnmny or Merlin am i
no sentiment dramaJnt that i ” h
“Sill’s lillll.”
introducing hummus t4 lattice. Ho
Dunn-e. filers. has. ctr. w'
WM“! 0F Pill “Elli IIIHT.
Admission Ill. 20 and 30s No higher.
brand Family Matinee ontlaiunla .
"can" seats now on sale at smith?”
I.
ldjoumed Auction Sale
Will sell all [.13. g:
Pu bllc, Auction
llv orderof thet‘onrtot hobs‘edotheh b«
b tor. asters mm‘aaty dime-ed oi‘at
er
of Jason . In.
at I ‘clork. aft
3“ at" d s m crews. at theater 7 ding.
tor
miwt all thelsiersat f
momma AllCililh’tMllutba " n”
tutti and Buildings so not at.
lately occupizrl by said 'i'bouiaanudae as a
“runway“
SilllIlDtl. 'ltilwlslll.
Free l Free 1
housewo, . .1
ON (ll-A... :m
prime ruin-in the
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