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vhiting Hrs. David leerbstt. ltouud
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touts-lam PM.
Iiiary Evnudeu wu taken ill at
scheelymtsrday. vii nervom prostra-
tlen. brought on by artwork. li-
labelllccrsiasub‘itutingferher.
—Pnre coffee with purecream.5o. a
p.depotmauran§. Opuiulln'nrlit.
Sneak thieves entered the Concord
sueetacboel yesterday,whils tlieschol-
arewereinss-ien. and stole two over-
euuta.enebslongie'g toPaulCnthilland
thsetherveCliffordAdam.
The Stamford board'of underwriters
havsadupmd thoeighty per cent. cu—ln»
aunnoeclaum recently formulated and
adoptedhy the New England Imurance
Etch-Isa.
The propeller City of Norwalk arrived
from New York last night, the recent
damages to her having been tepuired.
Theflaglehlsw allele in herboilerwhile
hufletiug withthsicein thelmrbor. and
thodamege wusnot repsireduntilymter-
:yfldummwhenahemilnd for New
once: Theodore Miller has discovered
that Herman Luthrop. the putter who
stole $90 from H. S. Sellcck luat_ week,
and who has been looked forin Danbury.
New norm and it... York has landed
inChimgo. Theufiosrsuysthereis no
way to get him buttogo for bim.snd
we necmary expense of that trip would
not pay. Ir. Killer thinks lathrop will
spend all h- money and their return to
Wart—Stamford Advocate.
“N prioem hay.such asl
Tbs-‘loom'kutita heightat Um-
museum.” Sanford Station.
Theoryataleakm are lauded into care,
take-topaohiiry. and stored away is
WOW yshlgies
near railway yard.
1'aner men out and load thirty-live
careoflceadayandthe ice is received
inDsnburyf-tcrlhsnitcanhennlosd-
ed. Thecarsoaehcarryfrem flftesn to
twenty-lvetunsef ice. The work will
prohablyhellniahedthisweek.
Ahill introduced in the Conuetdiout
'Ilrglslatnrn gives the members of the
GenaulAmsmhlytberightto ridefres
overanyrullroadlutksstatedsrlngthe
newton. On or before Dene-ma 15.
Im, andbnnnisllythsrnsftsrnhestats
sscrstarylstofurnuhssohrailroadwlth
slistofmemlurslivlugenihsllns, and
tbsrallroaflehullmlthiulvedaystbers-
after. who. athteficietary a free
”to duh-nah}. which malt be
, Moscow.
gnodalsoforbsgugsuudnot transfers»
ble. andmesassgrnareto
heprovldsdforlnallksmannrr.
80 Norwalk
aoclahblutbsirhallflflm
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Thelnalhrl’roklhltleaeluhhsldahea
Ifi-AutyOoa.ef Bottle mt the
gncatothcuurla.AlIm0ray.-luBrook
In with We“; ;- .
andlrsJehnLZsluff.
3.1!»,
Ir. and Ira. James Wood r..of
BotonBill.huvngunetelfewTerk city
fortheiemaindsrofihewlahr.
Benjamin Duyla.of Newark. 1!. J..hia
bseninBenthlforwaIk forthepast few
dayson acoonntof thedssthefhie
mothm.
lraOaptainWllliat-Bcatouandlre.
Fiedltaytnondwalkedamo-tu Tavern
lslundyestudayandspenttheday with
Inlet-rill.
—Beasoeabls pviom at Lane‘s depot
rmtaurant. Opsnallnight.
lisslinn’io Goetebiua. who has been
vtiting Mrs. James B. Nash. Bayview
avenuentnrncd to her home Inflow-
burg, N. Y., ymrday.
Jamm Smith and Edward lurphy
were arrmted last night for vagrauey.
JuatieeTownasnd sent them to ti.
county jail fortendays.
The Hill Euclireclub inetAIaIt evening
at the home of Ir andllraJsaaos.
Benedict. Jr.
of Protection. last eventing. w. a larger
hour.
—-Buyler'a candy. fresh every day. at
lane’s. til Washington at
yesterday afternoon, and stole s gold
valued at .25.
The Republican members of the Legis-
lature from Fairlield county yesterday
of the Bridgeport city court and Joseph
judge of the court of common pleas,
criminal side.of Fairlie“ county.
Officer Firm, of Bridgeport. made an
important capture last nightin the arrest
of George I". Brewer and Jouqih Brooks.
the former a pride-Lionel forgvr from
New York. Charles Burner told Deptit
Odicer Fallon that Brewer bad unfolded
in him a scheme whereby both could
make W0 daily.
peas forged notes on coal merchants.
Senator Holden hasintroduced an act
is the Brats Senate authorising the comp
tloller to draw his order in favor of the
State Fire-men's ueuciation. annually for
thesum $88,000. The act further pro
ride that thesum offldlooahall bepaid
annually for the benefit of injured lire
men,thesanietobeeapendedattbedie
union of the executive committee of the
amooistion.
The weekly statement for the week
eudhgdanusry II by theflaebury hat
manufacturers. shows a large increase
ever lmt year. Two thousand thm
hundred and thirty-one cases were
shipped. while the corresponding week
last year was 1.550, which shows that
theseft hat crass hasnot materially in-
jured the biislncm of theDanbury hat
maunfwhuere.
—I)r. Wm. A. Iaskwood'haa returned
from Brooklyn to Booth Nerwalk and
oanhefeundet his resldsnee, 51 West
avenue. flntheussbslow Iluttbswa'loug
untiltfl; aftwnoena. moon I; even-
M I window.
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gee. luthsoollegsagensrallythswhels
orpartoftheusual lecturssand recita—
speclalreliglouaasrvlees. Themseiing
this evening at the Conventional
church will have for its topic "The
(lespel’sGlalms es the Edumtsd.”snd
praysrwlllhsoflsred sapeclsllyforour
Winston-gnu. ‘ I
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Jennings, Westatieet. Theprlaes were
won by Ira. fillinappand'fbomaa‘
Thesociebleofthellew EugIandOrder
attended and very pleasant alair. Those
present enjoyed the dancing until a late
A sneak thief entered the home of
Ira. Sophia Herring. 17 Union street,
while she was out hanging up clothe-
watch and chain owned by her and
afternoon placed in nomination Nichole
0. Downs for judgeoftlie borough court
of Stamford; Juarph J. Rose for judge
B, Web. the prmsnt incumbent. for
The scheme was to
ironfenoe.enthaaanis aide. mornings
To-dayhthedayof pay; for 1......
tiona arsemmlttsd. and time given to
A BIG
IOE'Al-K NEWS.
are... at or. I’hul’reh'urch new
lfrs. W. H. Olmstead. of Union Park.
iaeapeeted home from Cleveland next
week Wednesday.
Ira. Vandevesr Bergen. of Bempeted.
is the guest of her parents. Captain and
tire It. It. Rose. ofCarep street.
The members of the Alpha Wheel club
and their friends held a supper and
smoker at their headquarters last eight.
—Capron sold very fine engine and
boiler to Stamford partiu.
Mr. and In. Frank J. Curti. of Hull
avenue. and a party of their friends
drove to the residence of Carrol Betta. on
Newtown avenue. in abig carryall lust
night and spent a social evening.
Attire second annual meetingof the
Connecticut Pathological society. held at
the capitol in Hartford. Edwin Hoyt. of
New Canaan, was elected a vlcepnesi-
deot. He presented an able paper on
agriculture.
The drain connected with the Burden-
hrnok building and the Boston shill bar
log become chrggeddhn cellar of the Bus
ton store is flooded. The employer are
kept busy bailing out the water to pre-
vent the tires in the furnace from being
extinguished.
Funeral services over the remains of
Iona: South will be held from the reo-
denco of his daughter. Ire. Gilbert
Bio-m. of Union place. Friday afterm-Jn
st 2 o'clock, Buckingham MG. A. It.
will attend the funeral in a body. Mr.
F. B. Robbins will conduct the services.
—A tool wonder sale of women's
club. at the Bantu store. Norwalk.,
The marriage of Miss Lucy Plenty.
daughter of Mr. and tire. I. N. Pmey.
of Frhnklin avenue. Norwalk. to Frank
Benton. of New York city. rook phot- in
the letter city. Monday evening The
young couple will mide for the prueut
with the brides panels. In. Reutw's
friends in Norwalk extend their hearty
Congratulation.
Walter Albin. who was assaulted by
Aaron 6. Sherwood, George E. Van
Honour. William F. Coggpwell and
John Nash. st Cranberry Plains recent-
lyyhae sued them tlimugb a civil pr-v
cent for damages. The suit will come
up in the Court of Common Pleas. Whit-h
convenes at Denbury the first Monday
in Frbrunry. The plaintiff silt-gin that
the assault was made on January 10. and
was of such a serious nature that he
claimemdnmugrs.
—Ctiprou hustled to New Milford and
hugged order for one of h‘m celebrated
"French Burr Mills."
The annual meeting of the Fairfield
County Savings society was held yester-
day afternoon.when the old board of
directors was reelected as follows: Win-
field B. loody. Berlin 8. Crew. Alfred
ll Camp. Asa B. Woolward. Henry 1'.
Guthrie J. Thornton Prowitt. Joseph (1
Bundle. James 0 Gregory. Charles Olin-
stead. Thediroctnrs mot directly after-
ward and organised aafollowa: Pres!
dent. Winfield S. lloody; vice-president.
llartln 8. Crew; secretary and treasurer,
Hill's People's Theatre company give
another excellent performance at the
Norwalk Opera House last night. pre-
seating theoemedy drama "Bol's Girl.”
liar Alice Kemp dkplayed rule dramat-
lo talentav Korey Baxter. an uneducat-
ed counuy' girl. or a diamond In
Beater. aplaln but well-toils fprntvr.
members of the company ably carvie
out their lemurs parts. Tonight the
company produce "True Irish Hearts.”
lb Kemp appearing as Eats O'Connor.
and Ir. lllll as Teddy.
the Boston store. liorwalk, are idling
llks'front bed-rooms on a Chicago bottle.
vard.
Wearelndebled teRev. James Phil-
llpsBeyhofClimhhqforseopyof hi
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Phillips. LI. D..rosudrrer Phillips
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and the father of no... Theother"
-Thn cloaks advertised lastwsakfl
: evening. February 0th.
"the the Sheets, Boston and Lou; oI LLLm, 9-4. III-4.
.
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german
e4 WASHINGTON smear. SOUTH NORWALK. cow’s.
JArthur Osborn. of West avenue.
III-I lhv r“!!-
' W.B.E.Ieckweodandaeneapcctto
:lssveneatweekfovNanu.
I The annualroll oallof thsFiretOen-
ohnroh will be held tonight.
. . “bu—’—
wondering lscnduty today
Joelleveomcer Dane, who is out of
q... . .
r L i u. wqr v2-
Quintsrd, who hashesn seriome ill. la
unnvaleaoing.
Attorney Hurlbutt was out today for
the first time since the last meeting of
Court of Burgeesss.
~Thcre’s cut. fashion and style in
underwear. Why not get all Lita moder-
ateoost by sttendiugthe sale of muslin
underwear at the Boston store, Norwalk.
Edward Miller. who drives a bakery
wagon. sprained his ankle severely this
morning while jumping out of the wagon.
Irving Reed, a driver employed by
Burton & Brundsge. has been summon-
ed to Brewstere. N. Y..on account of
the scrimts illneai of his grandmother.
The suit of the Norwalk Gaslight corn-
pany vs. the Borough of Norwalk comes
up in the Superior Court at Bridgeport.
todny. The Gas company is represented
by Attorneys Hurlbutt and Seymour.
Attorney Warner represents the borough.
—-Any kind of veiling you ever heard
of. including the new Columbia and pur-
ple veilings and a few more besides. Will
be found at the Boston store, Norwalk
Arthur Sluuron. Henry Grumman.
Walter Bates, Smith Northrop. Gmrgo
H. Allen.arid Charles Riley formed a
party which drove to Stamford this
morning to one the one-hundred mile
skating match.
In the House. yesterday. Representa-
tive Comiek. of South Norwslk. intro-
duced u resolution for an amendment to
the charter of the Nor-elk Horse Bad-
readcornpany. The resolution was re
ferred to the committee on cities and
boroughs. ,.
(IVER TIMI RIVER.—
ltews and Gossip of the Day In last
sonata.
The pond was flooded last night and
as soon as it [rules will make fine skat~
ing ._‘____
Captain Oscar St. John left his hem
yesterday to join his vmuel. the “Jenni:-
C. llsy." in Baltimore.
"ilocket," the famous trotter owned
by Thardors Coleman. of St. John ave»
nus, got cast while in his stall last night
and was badly injured.
~The Boston store. Norwalk. ever
nlivc to the interest of its putrooe, wLu
give to every one whosepurchase amounts
to ten dollars or more. s "World’s Fair
Souvenir Coin." free. Present value of
coin. ii. Future value. 3W.
Over one hundred voters nttended the
meeting in Vo'uuteer hose house last
night. held for the purpose of acting
upon the proposition to unite with South
Norwalk. About tworthirds of those
present decided that it would not be for
their interest to unite with the city and
that Best Norwalk had better remain as
it is at present
IIIIVAITGN.
Tuesday afternoon. Sheriff Whiting.
of Bridgeport. completed service in the
suit of Ida Ilay White. now of Burlingu
ton, N J., against Fey 0. White. of
Rowuytou. The plaintiff cues for di-
vorce on the grounds of infidelity. The
plaintid also asks for alimony to the
amount of fl.0ll).and the slierifl has
prolahesd Les Brothers for the amount
uemed.aud attached stock in the Lee
Furniture company held by the
defendant.
NEWPORT.
.Elsls Uiute.
visiting her brother. A. F. Downes.
been vhlting Ira. Edward A. Ilaah.
his mute. Ir. and Its Willhmh.
Gutsy.
visiting attheresidsueeof GeorgsA.
Darrow.
date of its entertainment to Monday
duringthsfluudsysluhnt.
efDr.B.P.Adsuis.ef
M. February Itih.
motor. Rev. B. If. Wayne. will cantata.
theehurohof stish.llrooklyn.
TksburlalwlllbeianllewBrook
Percy.thslittleaonof>0harlesA.i
' enlivened the occasion.
« Trinity Guild “Timothy with NIH
«Ilse listen mannenwioh.b
It's. Fannie Smith. of Iforwalk. has
John L. Coley. of Bostou.iavisiting
Ir. and Ira. King. of New York, are
The Dramatic club has changed the
Ilsv.llr.laekmvlslatodelivaraasrlaa
oflaoturmtemenontbefl’iodlgalsen“
ssdatadbyliev.0.lt.llaksr.iecterof
& Son,
”All“.
John F. Stevena’ children have the
scarlet fever.
A horse belonging to John 1". Stevens
died last Monday.
William Wlaon, an old soldier. died at
‘tha Boldlers' Home. lfeuday. ,
Guy Lombard. son of Mrs. B. A. lem-
bard, besgono‘toNew York to enter a
surgical college.
lire. Henry Beecher is negotinuiig for
the purchase of a lot on Railroad avenue
of Waterbury & Pooh-y.
lire. Wilbur B. Bates. who has been
visiting her parents. llr. and Mrs. John
House“. of Bowsyton, returned home
yesterday.
Matthew Cullen ls housed up with an
whoisill with typhoid fever, is slowly
improving.
Erysipelas having not in. Patrick 8st-
age. who was runoverbythnmlast
week, is still in St. John‘s hospital in
Stamford. and grave results are feared.
Neil Mitchell was arrested Tuesday on
on complaint of Peter Peterson. accused
of borrowingahorse of Peterson with-
out periniseion and going out for s
drive.
Miss Belle Raymond, of Dsnbury. and
MiesMcda Adams. of South Norwnlk,
returned home yesterday afternoon.
after a visit with Justice and Mrs. Eru-
cst Koch.
Tuesday evening about fifty friends
and neighbors of bliss Jennie Scolield
gnthered by invitation at her home for
social enjoyment. Fine music and sing-
ing, together with games and rccitntions.
Particularly en-
joyable were instrumental selections by
Misses Nellie Imnard and Jennie Edmy
The "donkey" afforded much amuse-
mz-nt. the first prize being awarded to
Barry [round and the booby prize to
Mr. Stevens, of Neroton. A tempting
supper was served.
Representative Icon-bury, of Darien.
apparel! before the judiciary committee
of the House in Hartford and spoke in
support of his bill making it a crime for
large to the annoyance of travelers.
He told some harrowing tub-s of unrc
quitted violenceto little children. One
had her cheek lscrrsred. and the man
whose dog had done the [secreting
would not even kill the brute. A bo'd
relativeof the little girl had to take the-
law into his own hands, invade the
premises of the dog owner and assassi.
note hisdog. llo. Mr. lnunebury. had
even advised such a course. in a similar
case. as the only mlress possible, yet he
did not think one should be obliged to
take tltelaw into his own hands, He
did not want to be compelled to arm
himself with Li bludgwn or shotgun
when he walked through the streets of
hiaown town. Selectmen might regu
late this Limiter. but they wouldn't. As
it stood new, sheep were better prob ct-
od tliun liuunn beings. )Ir. Iounsbury
iadecply In cumin: over this piece of
legislation. The judiciary committee h»
porn-d unfzivornbly on Mr. Lounabnry's
bill. yesterday. llr. Initiisbury made
another stirring lpetcll in the House.
He was greeted with much applause. but
the bi“ was rejected and the report of
the committee accepted.
The American Girl.
This young compatriot of ours no
longer laces herself to breathleesnem and
a red nose and u pimpled forehead. push-
ing what flesh there is into regions where
it makes deformity: she wears corsets.
but only to outline and partially support,
never to press or pinch. and thus her dlo
gestive organs are kept free to do their
work and moist in preparing the wooded
and velvety surfaces. the glow in theeye.
the blush upon the check. the dye of the
soft lips; for. unpoollcal as it uppturs,
the laboratory of beauty is in the
stomach. In addition to all this. the
American girl is no longer ashamed of
if she woven larger shoe or boot then a
number two and one-hulls If she wore
Ives, the bid herfoot. Now she undre-
atands that it is a law of statuesque
beauty that a body should have an ex-
tremity apparently equal to its support,
a woman a foot big enough toatand on.
and hire Mum, blew prefer. she never
dreams of lengthening her skirt because
her shoe is a air or seven. or of keeping
her handsentof sight hecansethey did
not stop growing when she was ten years
old. Owing to thh lestsctof wisdom
she can walk with freedom where she
will. without pinelid feet or any of the
discomfort that urges her to sit still; and
thusahe takes with delight the exercise
which do. an much for her. which fllla
her lungs with fresh alr. and orygmatsa
her bloed.and gives Itulllts Iifs‘and
sparkle wherever he ell-eh are violin-Ens
on Afters". it is meme-mm. theappre-
chiloo that natureaaysbow much reset"m
and whattowsar. that haarafor-sd an
ailing and early-withered women into agfi
beauty of the old Greek typnwllsrpsr’a
Baler. '
"lnlmylngseough medieinsferchlh
drea.” ssyaILA. Wul a prominent
druaglst of Osdsu. U . “never lie
afraid to buy Chamberlain's (laugh
handy. 'i‘liars h an deeper ffllIIt
and relief halways sale to follow. I
pauiculsrly “W's
bsmsssthavs found lttehamfsasd
attack of the grip. His daughter. Lillian. |
owners of dogsto let the brute-s run st m
her foot. She used to think It a disgrace 1
fours. abn‘tnanugnd them; Ifshswove'
patent hobby.
of native stock use oura.
your table at a minimum cost.
CHARLES E.
LEADING ‘ caucus.
Thumytuksbootreuhut disclaim
ll! of Tea drinkers of this city know where
a... get thellsst'l'cs. Thla.withthe
finest grades of “n... Golfers. is our
I Once tried makes aurL
customers. I If you wish the finest Potatoes
Wocon spread
SEYMOU R.
33 WASHINGTON s'r.
If you do but TAG
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PEOPLE 8 IIIKET.
13 North Main st.. So. Norwalk .
Telephone call, 52 3.
Two Bare French Cells. I
Numismatists or coin collectors have In- ~
(erecting objects of search in two coins
which belong to the transition period he- ,
tween the French republic and the Second i
Empire. One of these is an extremely rare I
coin which was struck 08 just at the mo
merit of the assumption of the reins of em
pit-e by Napoleon III. Only the die for the
ob\ else or head of a new imperial coin had
been completed. and by some accident, or
possibly by mischievous design. a coin was
struck of! which bore the head of “Xupo
Icon Ill. Emperor," on one side and
“French Republic” on the other.
This contradictory coin is of interest to
others than numismntists. for it symbol-
izes in a striking way the many sudden
changes which hitve taken place in French
politics in the past century.
With the other coin a singular story is
connected. While Louis Xupoleon was
“prince president." lllltl just before he
made himself emperor. n decree was in
mood ordering a fire from silver piece to
be coined bearing his image.
The dies were made. and one coin was
struck off as it sample and sent to the
pl'iucc‘prcsldelw for approval. But some
time passed before he examined it. “'hen
n last he gave it his attention he was an
noycd to find that he had been representedPr
on the coin with a “love lock." or hooked
lock of hair on the temple, which he did
actually weer at that period, but which he
thought unsuitable to so dignified and
permanent a representation of himself as
an effigy upon a coin.
The prince-president sent for the direc~
tor of the mint and ordered him to remove
the "love lock." Then he found that his
silence with regard to the piece had been
taken for approve!. and that the stamping
of the mine had commenced.
Th work was stopped and the image do
prlvcd of its undignlfled lock. but the
twenty-three coins that had already been
struck off were not destroyed, and are new
regarded as of great value. ~Youth's Coin
Ion.
fir 'lld Your lullwuy our Wbe- Abroad.
Every traveler is swore of the trouble
and annoyance that is often experienced on
a long railway journey when. after slight-
Ing for a few minutes from one's carriage.
the bell rings and the driver blows his
whistle. while the bewildered traveler is
frantically running up and down tryingto
recognise his carriage from a doaen others.
all built alike and [minted the some color.
Here he cannot. us in England. jump into
an empty Colllplll’ffllt‘flf. for in France the
practice of overfilling prevails. sothnt he
must either find his place or lose thetrnln.
The ParisLyous company us adopted an
ingenious device which put an end to
all this worry end also make it easier for
trains to start ptincluully from intermedi-
Ito station:
It is due toan engineer, .\I. Edouard Gun.
and waste be seen working for the first
time last evening on the Marseilles ex
M. Gres remarked that the number
pointed outside the earrings. often running
Into dve figures. is the very last thing that
will ntrike a passenger or fix itself in his
memory. Ills device consists in placing
outside the carriage on ennmeled plate
with as he calls it n it) nibolicul figure In
black and white. ~I’r. ris Cor London Tele-
graph ._-M.__
For pains in the chest there is nothing
better than a flannel cloth saturated with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on
over the sect of pain. It will , ‘ a
counter irritation without blistering. and
is not re disagreeable as mustard: in fact
is much superior to any plaster on ac
count of its pale-relieving qualities. If
used in time it will prevent pneumonia.
Fifty cent bottles for sale by (l. (I. Still-
rt n. dnvguirt.
If a New York millionaire gives a die-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. oostllnv
{700. 00. which gives 19 dpoo le dyspepsia.
and “who poo .l. lid. 00 in doc-
taors’ bills .mI’h fins;ud have topay 95.00
each for Cnctiia B
Cure to cure them
what would he the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Phhted' a drug store where
on may have the problem solved and
trot .lnforrnatlon about totem Blind Cure
,.. children ciy for
Pitcher's esoteric.
Ghl' iron cry for
Pltoher’e easterle.
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Wh-ahswmammsmsdferm
humankind-flew
"maid“..hegavetbwnm
children cry for
Pltolier'e custorle.
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furlhe District ofNur-
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II _ IDWIflAflAIS. Recenter.
finance.
bevedlhekluham‘u 0 A.
Would you know whatpraiss is hi best.
That fills our souls with admir‘u‘tien;
This It is. dear friend and neighbors.
Pure and simple imitation.
Come and follow where we loud you.
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
Succcm will surely crown our eflorts
PERSEVEBE.
IIEST iIIIIKEIS, LIIIIIIIEIS. IIIIIlIIS. Elli. III THE IIIIIIIII.
E. d. WADl-IAMS. Prop rletor
FILL IlEurEIlTL: .
PEnPlE'd illIIKET.
21 Wall st.. Norwnlk.
Telephone call. 513.
Taylor & Golden.
Ileal Estateand Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking furalot.or limits and lot.
with the view port-basin. are Invited to
call and cumin our list. \ e have them for
rule in every purtof the city at res-ennuhIe
prices and on em terror.
WANTI’II.
I'I'UATION b a Swvdlsh girl to do general
housework y Address ”ditnatlnnjathis
:11
PER ATORS on straw sewlu machlnu.
and girls to win- I brnld Ann I at once to
Arthur C. Wheeler. 13 Butler street. Npgv’u'lk.
SITUATION wanted to go out lwoor three
days a week to do washing and ironing.
or general housework Inquire at 103 Taylor
av nnc. South Norwullr.1uat
ACOLIIREDglrl wants a good place. such
asupetmni work or waitress Apply at
$1 North Main street. Bus first-classjgfgr—
cocci;
GI-‘YI’S wanted in every city and town
AA in thel ni'ed States to take orders for
the Autobiography of Gen. Benj. 1" Butler. "
Eicrv we (I written by hlmrf’f and complete
to Idate. Our new book ”The Story of Our
Office written by \furuhall yCrisltinr.
thePrivavs Secretary of Pmimmrfisncrwl
“ nnn maker. Iv- also read he no ~ple want
these remarkable works {flit-rel terrnr out—
m si. Write nick. A. M. The n d
on. ,\I q y 18 lwm'
m
To me.
0U~E at Five Ill» River: hon s at Wed
Xurwalk: rooms on W ater street:
on M investment pert) for «We on my
terim Moneytoloen Raymond Bioafilw
I “on “Lens of seven rooms and one
nine more. In the “added N.bnilding cor-
ner of “all and River streets. Norwaik. “fiv-
ply on the premises.
OTTAG" of six moms. corner Grove street
and Woodward avenue. 513: cottage 6
“eudward avenue. rent tit; rive room on
tin-i deer. corner South Main street and Han-
ford Plate. [tent 915; four room corner
“outward avenue and Meadow street; rent
ward or.“
'0. Apply to E. AW
THE“! hichestapl‘sce. 3| )Iurnhalltrnct “a;
rn rind it one acre 0 n
bondnnee of Roll trees. etc. Rent gm
month. In qure—t theo ceof thodld Well
Gig tr (1).. B? \\ ashlngton or root
‘OR receptions. entertainments and
I‘m- ..0 U. A. M hul. iv“? trout.
Nor-ails? Electric lights and all modern cou-
venleucm A! reasonable rates. [inquire of
.l. I). Jennings. l Knlght street.
_ i on SALE.
Stakes. 13 good 0 y;ter “Stakes for
drliiercd in Large or ”small quanti-
llr'slfllnatlfln who denim them. All orders
will he lied by addressing Bu 485. south
)1 vrwalk. (‘ onn. 38!
wiserznnth cons? ‘
[foil adoption. n line. healthy girl baby.
about one month old. For further pul-
in ulars inquire of the sole tmen. 53.3
W GILBEIII NEWELI. 8
Dancing Academy
slush: Hall. South Nerwalk. ct.
0\;’I‘Elld
Ladies and gentlemen desiring to loin the,
4 class rorihelssi term this min. will meet
at the ab we hall on Mr nt'a J “It,
“IA?!“ m. ll spectfrIll Gill y urinary u
BERT newzu.
gqlrrfaineienfs
0mm nocsa_ houwlui.
Geo. A. Hill’s
People'slhealre Company
ONE 80”!) WEEK. (IUMIINUIIG
Illlllflll. JANUARY 23.
The beautiful Actress. Vocalist and llamer.
lulu ALICE Illlll’.
And the Character Comedian.
Ill one. A BILL.
Assisted by aoornpan nf sterll art
ibecelehralul’drsma.“ l‘fled m.’ “I
“SIM Iillll”
lotvsdneiag mun-gm: hmnets.‘ out: 9”.
BIIIIOE 0F Pl" EVE“ IIBIIT.
Ad-lseleu I0. 20 and Me It‘s klgker.
brand Family Harlot-v onltaturda m.
lime rvrd seats now on sale at ihfimr 'u."
liars landowner.
ldjuumed Auction Sale
Willaallat
Public Auction
Bvordvrot theOonrtofProhai -
sat bidoer. unless visuals fight 5‘2:
privalssalemn the day of Jaanar . la
”we." onto-rm...”- m
hindrihfise Until tannin “ a”
last set Islltlsts an "an sh.
latelyorouplvd by lald‘fhemasunaius ass
shoeiaani setov‘.
teeter-sans imdthaauhsrrlhar.
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Cousins.
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SllIIIlDll. MI. 281'".
Freel Free I
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