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. ‘Wst Peasatlllo.a
,‘ 'I‘rythem oncoanditis
THE EVENING SEHTINEI.
truss Wilkinson-d Prusl'lstw.
t I “Time-fimgm
m lotto-mam.
scorn NOIIALI.
What that-salsa! oaroru aloud-g
last-a.
Henry
all lhymoud
min?” ‘in South Norwalk.
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad.billat his home on Burbank
strut."
.—Puro odes with purscresm,lic. a
‘ cup.depotrvstaurant. Opsualluight.
'l'heflrsdspsrtrnsutwillatlendths
Conventional church next Sunday in a
body. gate being reserved for them in
the trout rows.
Beat wssk Thursday atternoon and
sveuiugapnbn meeting will be held by
the Cori atioual churches of this
warm in the South Norwslk
. church.
ertiwu'hnaud ball Ilourlay night.
(italics). Denier. of th’u city, will
leave South'florwalk for Altala, Ale
“Sunday evening. where he will
worhonauswspaper publrshed in that
erli'stArnold sndJohn Cnmow
attended the dinner of the John Ban
cock Life company to its
agents, at the Opera Home cafe in
Bridgeport. last evening.
-—-Go to Smith’s Washington Isrket
for homodri-ssrd country poultry.
Architect Ferris 8. lorehouse has
made plans tor the cuestory addition to
Edward Quittner’s building on North
Ilaln street. It will have a circular
toweratoneend. Tbeflotirwillbenud
for a billiard room. _
The second concert and hill at the
Norwalk Iron Works Band will be held
at Gasmauia Ball. next Monday night
Heine‘sorcbrau's will furnish music for
dancing. preview to which the full Iron
Works band will give a concert.
~Sir|oin stefi. 130.; house. 15c;
pork chop-and ioius. l ,Thclioestae
sortnient of fresh fish in town. Poople’.
Harbor. dirwwalk and South Norwalk
("lip-m Bird)
The hesvingon the application of South
Norwalk tors mandamus tocom ltbr
Nrirwalk and South Norwalk tric
Light company to remove their poles
from within the city limits. is before
Judge 'l buyer in the Superior Court to
day, on a preliminary point.
~Ilemember In... or... Band's no
ball wuss success. Neat will be too.
Henteuant Bowen. of the regular
army, who was details-d by the secretary
or war asluspecror of the Cram-cut
Natlhrml Guard. will deliver a lecture to
tbsleld'aud all! rrllioers at the regi-
lrllll'lad room of the {luv
walk Armory this evening. The lecturi-
wm‘bil‘pdhhcdud all are iuVited to be
ME. l , .. .___
—- pricesstlrane‘sdepot
mulnigbt.
Prod Stabs“ will walk around Cove
pond. Stamford; m-movrow afternoon
foralsrgs wager. Hshas to make
the distance inousbour a quarter.
The Mercer are J. W. Whele. John
Hardy nud'Oould Ta Iov. 'l'hs stake
holderlsB.F.8mith. sieto walk as
Ergodgsolthepoudaspossihte. on
——At Smith's mington Ilarket you
can bu meats as cheap as in any
market or town for the same qnsllty ol
The Danbury board of fire under-
writers lorrnaEIy adoptedthselghty per
cent. coinsurance clause at a recent
meeting. alter an ample discumlon on
the matter. Onsoftbsmsmbevs stated
~II lsv’suaud .Irmh
lans’sfylileshluitcust.
Or as. am m
will
everyday, at
No. which
—‘-ladlet’ Home Journal. Baron’- and
Scribusr’s for February. at Flynn's. P. 0.
“lirl'llfilnh‘lw 9.13? .
evening service in the South Norwalk MM
. e
W
in 10, ms our Tlllcll.
closes smi inserts tons
rot reactor.
who until ncsntt was employed at the
Yale & Towns Inc works in Stamford.
_ When Starr wu sssrclied at the etav
tron horns ss'sh checks were found on
bim.madspayabls to' EB
or" and signed byW. B. afltGo.
Starr admitted his guilt. hut “Brooks“
declared his innocence. The insurer said
that “Brooks” merely passed the checks;
he did notlorgs them. In the city court
no proof that bewas in any way cou-
with Starr, having met him for
the first time Walnuday. he was allow-
ed togo. Starr's method wasnotstall
clever. us went into the Bridgeport
First National bank and red several
bhnk checks. 'I'hcsshe Illled out in his
own lavov in stuns ranging from 8 to
Mover thesignsture of W. B; all &
Co.‘ Betriedouoortwoplsoesandsoon
“tentacle he met"Bruoks." The two
went to "Jun" Jacques‘ saloon and there
3tarrasked"8narka"to get acbeck
rushed for him. at the same time telling
him that he worked for W. B. tuna
Co The arrest Iollowed soon alter. ..
Starr figured in a long list of mtplldel
in and around Nurwnlk. On November
3. 1891. while in the employ ol Dr. Robin-
son. at South Wilton. he was arrested
by Chief of Police Vollrner [or stealing
a horse and carriage Irons the lauhattan
stables In East Thirtyeighth street. New
York. which he drove to south Wilton
and turned over to Hubbard Blakesley as
security for a loan of ‘50, He was kept
confined in the lockup several days.
pending the arrival of requisition
papers {rum New York. The proprietors
of tho stables, having reeuvond the turn
out. decided not to paras the charges
Inc-inst Starr. and he was h-lutsrd
Some time previous to this music
starr. while innuicuted. ran into a car
rings on West avenue and severely injur
the lady occupants. Dr Robin-
son thou discharged Starr. and honored
with his young min to South Norwalk.
«hernhechanged his name to Gouge
Dnrlill and secured employment In Ed
ward yum-id's restaurant near the
tom of Washington street. His wife
lelt him about this time.
After working lor'lr. Raymond a law
'i-rmths Starr dintppt'urvd on January 7.
IS”. taking with him a gun. a lish pile.
a revolver. towels. napkins. and "Ille-‘l'
articles belonging to his employ er. \‘ulu
ed in all at “0. Two days later it was
discuvrred that Starr was a forger as
Well as a thbl. He had paused is worth-
less check on Nelaon Johnson. It Granite
ville butcher. It wu for ‘42. on lhr
\atiunal Bank of Norwalk. yanle to
the Edda; of E dob nu cgmrer.
sign y . an on»
rd on thew-rm thsnantoriffl. A.
Kaymond. Starr gave the check to Mr.
Johnson in payment of a hill lot $20!)
[or meat rchaaed by Ilr. Ray-
mond. received the our.»
core. $21 lo. in cash. lie was
located in New York by Chic! of Police
Vollmer. where he was arrested January
”at the smite year. for, threatening to
shoot E. F. Fitzgerald, a cousin of his
wife. with whom she made her home.
lie was subsequently brought to South
Norwslk on requisition papers. and Jus-
tice Towmend hound him over to the
Superior Court. where he was sentenced
for l .
Starr chime New York as his place of
residence, where. it B‘ said. he is well
muscled. lie isa tall. slender lellow.
about twenty-seven ears of age. and has
a light mustache. out his arrest in
Bridgeport as a matter of course and dis-
played no feeling at all except on one
occasion. When an officer searcher! him
he loundaphotogrs ct svery pmltv
idling lady. with t immptino. "Tb
y Dear Brother.” The name had been
5
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is
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fr?
0181'” “MUM! PIRACY.
captain sagas Arrested-a aw Assass-
slalofl'tzaltagm-Isdslathsaewad.
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William amormlorm
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mw‘grlm‘tbws'olotlflntm. “i
fightembvsce.
The latiuss Whist club met with
Ili- Auus Woodward. of Elru street.
yesterday afternoon.
-A real wonder ale of women’s
cloaks. at the Boston store. llorwslk.
MKiug’sflmofthe Norwai‘ r Con
gregational church will give an entertain
moot in the chapel this evening.
Hon. Joseph Sheldon. 0! New Haven.
will lecture it" "Free Silver" belore
the members the Norwalk Club. 'I’uew
day evening, January Bl. at 8 o'clock.
-'l'he Ilisms Bt.Johu are curring their
chick cl lancy goods at lcrsthau ball
price during the next thirty days.
There were three conversions at the
Methodist church last sveui -—two
gentlemen and a lady. There wi he a
meetiugsgain in the lecture roomihis
evening. '
The pilsof IliuGertr'ude Camp rind
Uh Rule E. Hall, assisth I lira
Innis D. Keeler. coutralrmsnd
Hills. Jr.. tenor. will gives recital next
Monday evening, at 10‘ Main street.
The Wilring Worker" Circle of Ilia ‘-
Daughters c-mnected with the Nov! k
Methodist church will hold a tea at the
residence of lira. Plait Price. on West
avenue. from 5 until 7 o'clock this even-
iug.
—Tiiere’s cut. fashion and sty'e in
underwear. Why not get all at a mole:-
at» not by attending the ads: of muslin
underwear at the Boston store. Notes“.
In the Norwnlk club‘s billiard tourney.
last night. B C Yeaton.onehundrerl
unvl fifty. scored his allotted numb-rel
butt-iris while Riyal Adams. outshon-
tIl’l’d and twenty. was scoring ninety-
UKIC'.
The I unernl of the Iatr- Edward Acton
wua lsrgvly attended lrorn his late; mi
deuce at Turrkohoe. R. Y. yesterday
afternoon. This noon the remains I‘ll”
bring“, to Normal; and interrtd in
Riverside cemetery.
—-'l'he Boston store. Norwalk. ever
alive to the interest at Its patron-i. will
give to every one whorepurchnae amounts
to ten dollars or more. a "World .~ Pair
Souvenir Coin.” Iree. Present value of
coin. Ql. Future value, til).
Complaint has been made stain-r
Prank Niamey, and family, ul liutlrr
atmt.lur the dretrtlction or property
They live in the Mosherry pla 19 on that
street. and have‘rnisused the home arms
movingtlwre. Attorney Cray has the
«use in hand. -_._~
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Elisa Christine Peterson. of Main street.
Nurwalknmd Mathias Kline. of South
.‘inrwrtlir. The ceremony will be per
f-irrm-rl on Thursday evrrring. February
2. at 8 o‘clock. in apartments aim-ad)
furnished for their occupancy at 9 Ann
street, South Norwalk. _
«Our Motto—Brush goods. best-Judi—
ty. lowest prrca. lane's. bl W lug
tun street.
Nest Sands being Christian Endeavor
day. the interim will be Ippl'upl’lairl)
observed at the Norwslk Congrrgatiinai
church. In the morning Rev. 1'. K
Noble. D. D.. will preach a sermon or
particular interest to the Christisan
doavorera of the church. It isrequested
thatalnrgs uumberol young peopb be
present.
F. 8. Byxbee will leave the employ of
Frederick llrad to-rnorrow night to ac
cept a position with 8. T. Willetts & £30..
wholesale grocers of New York city. as
trawling salesman. He will take the
route now covered by F. B. Sculls-id. til
this plum. whole to be the duo's city
salesman. Mr. Byabcc will begin his
new duties Monday.
41.. cloaks reunion nu week at
the Boston store. Nor-rut. are selling
like trout bed-rooms on a Chicago bonito
word.
It was reported yesterday that the
Consolidated railroad had made a big
f'd * Madrid“
- wboi. a Norwegian.hennl of the match
on. o ion or.
:r: era”... .
Cases. 10c. U pwards.
Son,
4 Its. M5253. I 3 pt. 5 lbs. camlliirllits 25c
‘yoltwillpayyoulow‘atchourudw » "
'l'llryInsytslkabo‘at'l'rrs.buttbsmajorw H
ltyct'l’ssdrlnksrsolthlsultyknow when!
on m on... Tbh.yithths
finest grades or Piucy‘Coflees. is our
greatest bobw.‘ Once tried makm sur
customers. llyouwbbtbsflnsstl’otatoes
of native stooksss ours. Weoan spread
STREET. souri-r NORWALK. CONN.
arson. ctr-assure or‘iosvru
mscssosrrosmsrs.
A I‘ll-m Ollanhwrs alths
MIND—A “Huh-I- ti. chapel I'll-
luwsd by as lateramlag Programme or
fiqalsss Chad‘s-arable”. I._B.l.
rs. V ,fnunlaiandroll-csllolthe
fliers-sh“. . warat:
, _ by my lastnight.
Beginning at C oclook rsshrasnh cars
slating of codes. oaks and sandwiches
were served in the primary department
of the chapel. An hourofsocial inter-
oourne then followed. during which
many members of the church who had
hereurforobsenstrangora to each other
were united in the booth of friendship.
kt 8 o’cloclr the mssmbl was called
reorder by the pastor. Rev. . K. Noble.
{or the purpose of calling the roll. Alter
the singing of a hymn. Rev. 8. B. S.
Bins”. who. (or the first time in ssreral
weeks.led of severe illnem, was
mIt ‘ to be out. opened the meeting
I)wwith prayer. The pastor then read [or
the scripture lesson the one hundred and
thirty-eighth Psalm. II. B. Wigham.
clerk or the church society. called the
roll. those present responding by saying
"present." giving some mimonisl or
reading some verse of scripture. At the
end of the long list of name an
opportunity was given for the presenta-
tion of letters and gmtings from absent
members. which were read by Mrs 'l'.
K. Noble. In response to the calling 0'
hh name Rev. Mr. Bimell said that when
he was a small child his mother united
with the church and won after he re.
csired the ordinance of baptism. In will
he joinrtl the church and In 183! preach-
ed his llrst sermon.
At the close 0! the meeting a commu-
nication from Ib-v. Gerald B. .
pastor of the South Nurwalk Congrega-
tional church. was read. inviting the
ruvnibern of the mother church to attend
the conference meeting ol the Fsirfield
\Vu‘il tJ-maiciation to be held in the lor-
rm-r church. next Thursday afternorm
and evening. Alter a clinging prayer by
Drawn Matthew Starr for the revival of
the church the congregation sang the
golrxyfiillowcd by the benediction by
This use the. first annual reunion and
roll call u! the church that has fallen on
a clear night, consequently the attend-
an e was Very large.
. A NEW RECORD ON SKATES.
Joe DouglisfioesOls uaaemr Ill-a la
7h. 11—. 3‘ 1-51.
S'ratlrolm Dam. Conn. Jan. 31—.“
8:15 o’clock yesterday morning the signal
was given. and the three contestants in the
lwmile skating match sped away on the
course at Cove pond. The three skaters
were Joseph P.
Donoghue. aged
13. at Nswhnrg, N.
I; A. 5. Frank-
lin. aged 35. 01
New York city.
and John Ennis.
aged 51. of this
city. The match
washroushtabont
by a challenge is.
surrlbyDonogbne.
Ennis. who holds
the Amenca' n no
ord. at once ac.
cepted. He made
10) miles in Chi-
cago in im in
lllr.3‘l'ru.llis. He
runsasumaierre
sort st Sblprrmr
Point. near here.
rind has contested
in other athletic
events. Franklin.
ando eredtoeorneup. llestates that In
Norway he skated 100 miles in eight hours.
Dormghnr learned to skate on the Hudson.
and his father is- bnstbuildcr and that.
maker at Newburg, and Joe works with
him a great deal.
When Referee Curtis gave the signal to
start Franklin spur-ted ahead with a short.
quick stroke. Ennis cams next. skating
asrrectasasoldieron parade. Donoghua
was behind. Franklin's dress was entirely
oI blue. Euuh’ color was while.
The men maintained this order to the
endolthehrst lap 0n the second half
mile. howsrar, Donoghus bent his body
forward and glided to the lead an easily
that the crowd shouted.
After the sun began to soften the Ice all
hopes at breaking the record were given up.
In the alternooo the crowd of speaators
increased. lruvsng only a narrow tract for
niiii’niiygiiii-ciu ~
your tsbleat a minimum cost.
.. CHARLES .E. SEYMOUR. .
LEADING GROCER. - 33 WASHINGTOH ST.
it you do but me
n: FlllESl llllllllS. circulation—«He. 'u in rain.
‘ E. J. w'ADHAIns. Proprietor
FREE llElllEIY.
rrnrlr's’ sum.
13 North Main st.. So. Norwalk. ~
Telephone call, 53 3.
The Independent social club will meet
this evening with Benoit Dreyfus. of
Elizabeth street.
The South Chronicle says Miss
Ophelia C. sylor. of Greens Farms.
who has been sick for weeks. is still un-
able to be out. and J. Ii. Wood.“ South-
Misa sylor hasa wide circle of friends
in South Norwalk.
-Any kind of roiling you ever heard
ple veilinge and a few more besides. will
be found at the Boston store. Norwalk.
The succem of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in elfecting a speedy cure of
colds. croup and whooping cough has
brought it into great demand. Messrs.
Pontius Q Son of Cameron, Ohio. say
that it hits gained a reputation second to
none in that vicinity Jan. I. Queen. of
Johnstown, W. Va. says it is the bathe
ever and. B. I". Jones. dmgg'mt. Wi-
Rernaly is perfectly reliable. I have al-
ways warranted it arid it never failed to
give the most perfect utisfactir-n." Fifty
rent bottles [or sale by G. C. Stillsua.
druggist.
season mean money in your pockets and
the benefit of a garment when most need
ed. Clearing rules out of season menu
money out of your Icket and little wear
of your garment. sale of ' ‘ at
the Breton store. Novwnlk. is in menu.
Its splendid success comes from that.
For pains in the chest there is nothing
better than a flannel cloth saturated with
Chamberlain‘s Pain Balm and hound on
Dfl'l' the seat of pain. It will produce a
counter irritation without blitol'lrig. and
is not no disarm-able us mmlard: in far-t
is much superior to any pla~rer on ac
count or its pain—relieving qualities. If
used in time it will prevent pneumonia
Fifty cent bottles (or sale by (l. C. Still-
it on. drngt-irt. 5‘
II a New York millionaire gives a dru-
vm at nth avenue and “streaming
«700.00. which gives 19 dyspepsia
and these le spend 3]. 56.00 In doc
m’ bills llhall hate to pay $5.01:
--ach forCactus B Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 81 persons at the feast!
Inquire at Plaintml’s-Irug store when
you may have the problem solved and
get information who!" iii-iris Rim! l‘urw
Children Cry for
Pitt her's Castoria. '
,_ Chi' iron Gry fez-
Pitcher’s Castorla.
Whenflabywassick.wegaveherm
Wbenahewasafhflrl. abouts-11mm
mm‘mxmnnmmcma
WhenrheharlChMreqabegsvethanr'
A.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s utartaric.
lslltlc‘l' 0? Norm“ shit. we. PROBATE
on". January filth. A. It. use
Estate 0! Margaret E. t'ooprr. late of Nor.
walk. In aalrl llln'lll‘t. drama «I.
Ornsacn. That the ndmlnlstratoni exhibit
Ih »lr administration arrounr to lhlst‘nurl'lor
adjustmsat at the Probate ofllm In her
tart. on the m. a. n' r. .uwi u:
n'rlocksl’tcrnuooza that all interest-
rd in said estate may be not her! thereothr
admtn'stratora will cause lhlsorder to he pub-
lished in a new-exam having arirralatlou tn
nald district. a a row thereof on the
euro mail In said . 0 walk. nesvest the place
where the deceased last dwelt. rt least ten
days before said 3th dag»! Ifehruah- lull.
Airs wooriinlro.
_._"__.._.._______:znv~_
“ l)ltl'l'llI(.'I’ 01’ llllltWAhIl. as. I'ROIIATI
Court. January as. A. 0.. I".
[state of tirl g I Mr anlr . late at Nor-
wall.lu rail rhitulm .
Whereas. wrl trn spulll‘allun hasbven made
to this tr» by the sdralwlsrnitor of as
lorrssiioas 1 set fort
cl sale of certain real estate nl
I“lotus iall" Wis said
, , ,.
, meand- tie heard‘
and cruised at th» Probate murals bots”
wall. on the lat day or retires
o'c halternnoamadthar
svln. a
riot at least are days
“I‘M
ABA ll. ROODWAIJD.
‘ comlr'or‘m'oril um ' litur-
TA lhtllllalrlflc‘f Kurt
ll
lasrtvs
I.ths arr-$.32..- hss this
Ia’wr Mat he 33%.. the
steam creditors. parsasat rothswat
atesstthlslltst l tnl Isht-
araaadw .wlsmrs...
laud D! said
and sslrastssul
’ Ital I
”k 1‘;th "Inter at “Lapel-t-
Illtsapraral sad ’ at Koo
”a. «new
.é'é'. * .31"
Silllnllll. lll. 28TH.
. Free! Free!
WU” W 03:31 t t}
WON (mast-“.2;
, I'M
Proust-lower“
murmurs. -
washer
Would on know what ' ls hlg
That, fills our souls moo-no.” ’
This it is. dear friend and
Porn and simple imitation.
.Coms and follow where we lead you,
Peeling ncitlwr doubt or tear.
Succe- will surely crown our efforts
port. idea at the organ in the church. I?”
of. including the new Columbia and pur- .
none. His..says: "Chamberlain‘s Cough ‘1
-Clesring wales while cloaks arc in ' “‘
. rsrss “All”!!! IIADMID.
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k—lruphene-
THE woii‘ii'i‘i‘i the in:
A Local Annabelle for the
" Painless Extractionznl
Teeth.
‘ L "ll PAIN."0 DANGER.”03AD EFFECTS
'EoPlE's "Au-El, Ampbsue will poalilvsly destroy all or...
‘ 21 Well at. ' Norwalk. mum?“ csnsenoaficr trouble. It Isapp‘l
Telephone a". 5 7 3' gums. m that there is tremors need of
filing chloroform. ether. gas, etc. It can}:
Taylor 81 Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
0 _. even those uflefl
heart disease. lung tlrouble or nzrvousldiblllty.
'ABIIING’I’OH STREET.
whaling-unfi- roi _
RENE 8' Dr. Dormer Is the cult dentist
who has the right to use ampheuo in Falwell!
Persons looking foral or More and lor.
with the view 0 purchas by. are invited in
County.
All work pertaining 'o Dentistry at prices
tints
call and tannins our list. “e have then) for
sale in every part of the city at flammable
about one hull char-Jed by other den
All work cunrsnterd to be the bear.
ces and on raw terms. Ina/l '1
rs.
Pmszvrzrin
i
Office open from 8a. us until 8 p. m.
7 lien'l stats Agent for Aropbsac.
Over Post Dulce. South Norwnlkhgrpin.
Y
iii-nanny sr.--79
BARGAINS IN
WALL HEB;
PictuFeEl-‘Emed in order.
lllTlSTS' unit—till.
main?”
gmii‘rifiii if; $31353}: to ac; get—Jo
housework. Address "iitnutlon." this
ofllcs. 126 at
PER A’I'ORS on straw sewing machines.
and girls to wind braid Apply at once to
Arthur C. Wheeler. l3 Butler street. fig?“-
‘ w
l'l'UATIOKwauted to scout twoor three
days a week to do washing and ironirg,
or general housework. Inquire at it)! 'I'nylor
at one. 50th anwalk. 3!
AGENT; wanted in every city and town
in the I'nl'rd States. to take orders for
the "Aniohlograpbyof Geri. nenj P Butler."
rev-r um (I written by himself and complete
tndsrr. “or new bratk’ ' fltory or r)rrr
Po t Dulce.” written by ‘Ififhhlll Cm-hinr.
the Private flecretsry of Postmaa'rr-Genernl
Wane-ms)". Is also ready. " he noiple want
It“; rewgksbleiprks‘. [fiber-l term; ont-
r . to in . . 'I’bay-r I'm.
Boston. Mm 3i 1w
_, ”mini, PIPER-HANGING lllll
niconmrs. ,
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington 51.. SO. Narwalk. A
* Pheflour” Money ’
in the securities altered by the following
instl-utiorrs:
ETC.
‘ ‘m m.
H [:53 M Five Mile River: hon c at West
.Vuvwslk: room» on Water street: home
no Monroe street Property for «'2 on clay
terms Money to loan. Raymond Bros. ralw
'Wllflds. one of seven mm and one 0
nine ruorn-. in the “adult-n building. our
hero! Wall and River streets. Sorwark. Ap-
ply on the premise. til? it
CUI'TAG' of st! mums. corner Grove street
and Windward lt’clmfi. Int cottage do
“'uodrurd avenue rvnt ill; tit-L- burns in
first floor. corner South Main street Rlld liar.-
fnrd I’l-ue. lien! ‘15: four harms c-il’llrr
Woodward avenue and .‘Imlvit strre : rent
81. Apply to E. A Wmalwunl. nu!
THE I hichcster “may.” Marshal street
tram and about one acre or ground.
hurl-new ol} Ivuit trees. etc. Rent. SI) per
mourn. lnqurewt then cool theold ~~eil
Cigar (30.. 89 Washington sneer. did
The liddlmx Banking Company.
fidelity loan and Trust Company,
Equitable lurtgage ('olpaay.
llsnominations from $5 to $5.00!
Alec insure Life. Limb and Property wlth
H. D. SMITH.
Room 2. Masonic nulldlag. - Sour-lb
out!
Purchasirig' Agéncyi
1:08 receptions. entertainments. parties and
I. . . A. hf. al . Water treat.
Norwalk. Electric lights ant all modern crin-
rrnlerica-s. At reasonable rates Inquire ol
.1. . Jennings. 4 Knight street. n21 ”In
[’08 1......
( \‘STER stakes. l3 grind Dyrler Slakw for
SI ll). drllt‘rred in ions or small «mar ri'
livatonnyrmr uivu de-irus them. All unlrh
will be tilled by addressing Bra Mir. Smith
Xvi-walk. l'onn. 52» 3t
‘ W.GII.BE_BIFHEWELL’S
Dancing Academy
Music llall. south Nerwalh. Ct.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring to loin the
rims tor the last term this min-It. all! mm
at the- ab ire hall on Hnnv'ay. January ill. lz-Il.
at 72th . ru. II s lnll .
5%: luv "it" «than urn-mu.
MN. Decker Wish?!) to inform It" trons.
and the public g nan-lit. that who willnmako
pvt chew-.helrt‘l materials. and an shopping
of air kinds 1-2! ladle» llrtngr out of the city.
Prrtirulsr nilmlhm will be gu'en to match-
ing gums.
MRS. i. A. Milli,
So. 138 West Twentieth Street.
jmr
J. 0. JENNINGS. ‘
Paper Hangrrfialciminermaule'
on (later in
Will PIPER All!) BORDERS
lVorth Mala simt. M. .‘mroa...
mu. m.- horik- ot ml) llrn- larmt rt lrs 0
i’rste‘ «, l‘orrlrr- and (ill! Mouldinrs Us en 10
hurt»: In? louver-tinnum vuwlrv In .ulrw'.
no.» '«rtrrr iter- rhmmlls ..~ ..
MERRILL
BUSINESS CflllEBE,
NTANi‘thllJ‘UNN.
A lhurtingll. tint Hue trslnl whml tor
both was» All linemen bum: in. haDIhL
ripen enlll' ear. Terms “‘Ilinlblfi tiredn-
ateu asst-Irv ln polllllllth. Intrr now. For
rmir‘KllI Add”. M. A. M‘KII'LI». I”.
tom unnoirt (Milieu; ain't
i‘a it Mulnglmi strut,
Ken You ('ll)‘.
interlainmrnls. ’
M’Ell.‘ Illll'SB. NORWA II.
Geo. A. Hill’s
People'slhealreCompany
0N! SOLID “'IEK. (PDSIILNI'IVII
MONDAY. lllllllli 23.
The beautiful Actress. \‘ncallat unrl llanur.
also AMP}! KIMI’.
And the Character (‘mnuilam
lit. (IEO. A. BILL.
Assisted liyammpany of sterling artists. in
the rclrhrllctl drama. whttllul
“SOL’S GIRL”
Intrauterine numerous l‘pst‘lalllas. Fangs.
Dances. "lees. lusts. err.
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GRAND CONCERT J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
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limos-ill In»: it Italian thus.
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Cecelia Bradford Trio
[)7 NW YORK CITY.
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To It. 5 him“ Plats.
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ties. trill be stewed In maltose item '
wants of the wallets rut-sully In say of h
llw-s Malawi is mum in a
mar—1i, Wfiil.‘ oraro nudism
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mnnm tlllttll.
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wanna 30.!!! autumn.
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in a
nan Iflflmr
Minnow Minion Sale
wmanu
Public Auctlon
Binders!
no" so
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late taunt.
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firmimi’i‘fimhfififi
" “roughage ”
rostrum maummsta
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DR. F. W. DARMER. .
Paints. Oils. Glass. '1
National .Iatual Building and!“
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