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Tbs wasthsr today plot-has to ha fr’ora
partlyclouiy tofalrandsllghtly calcium!!-
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promiasswbsgsnsrallyfalrandwarmerol-
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What nom‘ Ola-Olly moot-g
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llm L. I... Outlet will sutcrhinher
Sunday schwlclasstoonigbtatherhomc
oanststrect.
The Junior Young People‘s Society of
Christian Endeavor. cube Congregation-
al church. will Inset this afternoon.
—-heah pork and sausage, lit cents a
pound, at Bayes’ larket.
Themes-sets Kate 0. and Mabel
Stevens returned yesterday afternoon
from st‘York. where they had bee
with dlfldcs‘of oysters. -
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“no many friends or lira. Captain
Merrill.“ Tim Island. will bcgllsd
to but that she is slowly recovering
from a five weeks’ lilacs.
—l’ure coffee with pure cream,5c. a
cup,dcpot restaurant Open all night.
Since 1881 the membership of the
Young lfeople's Society of Christian Bu-
dcsvor has increased from sixty-three to
nearly l-i,000.000.
Someooestole is hot belonging to Al-
fred Cutbill at the Concord street school
yesterday. Coats and bars have hereto
fore been stolen at this school.
-—Thc price of fancy hay. such as I
handle. ‘- advancing steadily. but 1 have
yet over one hundred tons to arrive. lu—
quirers solicited. Hanna! '1'. Batch, 14
limbs“ street.
The members of Palestine Castle. A.
0. K. of M. 0.. will give a sociable this
evening in their hall. roe Washington
slreet. Heine’s orchestra will furnish
music. and the craniulttoc will spare a o
pains to make the affair is success.
The recent thaw has had no percepti
ble effect on the ice in the harbor. Yes
lrrday it afforded good skating near the
Wand the pmgeway made by the
prorwllers from their dock to the Sound
was" apparently closed as tight as it has
been any little this winter.
-—8iricln monk, 1&2; porterhouac. 15m:
pork chops and loins lie. The finest sac
sortment of fresh fish in town. People's
motel. Norwalk and South Novwalk
(opposite Hayes.)
E. I". Bile. of Rowayton, has left a
relic at Tue. Sax-rum. cities. it is a
picture of President Zachariah 'I'aylor
delivering his inaugural address ontbe
steps of the National capitol. He is sor-
ronnded by distinguished statesolcn,
soldiers and citissnsof those times.
Knudssn's hall. at 81 Chestnut street.
was well filled with people last night to
listen to Dr. Brownson. of the Soldiers'
Home. Noroton. lecture on "The Life as
it Now is." Dr. Browosou is so eloquent
spasm. and was listened towith rapt
attention by the large audience for over
an hour. ._... a“
~Youcanboytruhporkaudsaumgs
forlfltcsnts spouadmlllsyn'larkct.
Thantarmsostudssrowlsrl’ost,
G.A.Ti..aunounosthstscampllrs and
hcpwillbshsldiathsircosybsllcutbs
Washington street bridgs lhumniag.
incurs, and they hsvsputiorthsstra
exertions to tasks thb flair so. It
should brlargolyattsadanos.
propsratioosbsvshrsamsdsby
Great
New themsmssndWWslillookssdlad
dwccnipsny for thslr annual diansr.
which hiss piss-tonight. 'l‘hsbig
truckwiilhsrunoutsndstshissa-
' so. small...
Butlsrlodmlv’o.o.l‘..willrsbssrss
frombtoto‘ciockto-nlght.
.letowanrstorusdysstsr'dayfrula
atripto St. Louis. Chicago and other
lsrgscttiss. ............
it. ll. Kinney. wbohss been suffering
with rllsumslism. went to Stamford
Saturdsylbsthc misfit have. the cou-
tsotWflDnBRDlW-a Under
tantrum.» is mas-Mills
Writ-non “WEWW
health. y'l‘hh csrtsiuly‘h h the sinners
wishofhhbostofwarmfrisnds. “
—Buylsr's candy.“ every day. at
lane's. 51 Washington st.
diary Hall and Edward Hobbs“. two
characters well known in South Nor
walk, were armted at the home of
Anthony Bartwick. in bat Norwalk,
lastnigbt. They pleaded notgoilty to
drunkcnur-andbrcach of the peaoebc-
furs Justice [omit this morning. and
tbocssewos adjourned until this after-
noon atflo‘clock.
NORWALK NEWS.
A linen Ballgwt of Its-s Bro-l tbs
Ben-II Inn of In...
T. S. Vsnderbocf is ill at his home on
East avenue.
Frederick Belde'u is lying in a critical
condition at his home on the Green.
William w. Bates, of icon-rd street.
is housed up with the Romion Influenza.
Charles Merritt, clerk for A. H. Hoyt,
who hasbeen sick of the grip. is con
vsiesciug.
The King’sSIns of the first Congrcr
gational church cleared m by their re-
cent entertainment
Mrs. W. B. Olmstead, of Union Park,
is home from Cleveland. Ohio. where she
spent a month with her daughter.
'—'l'he prices of cloaks at the Breton
store. Norwalk, are opening the eyesnnd
the pocket bricks of the people.
There is no change in the condition of
B. T. Whitney. who lieu at the print of
death at his home on W est avenue.
James Sutherland and Aolxi Waters
have purchased the yacht Nellie from
Samuel Seymour. The boat was form-
erly owned by LeGrand Jennings.”
William R Brown. who has been em-
ployed in the Union Manufacturing Sour
puny's mill for the last fifteen years, has
aux-pied at position no boss weaver in s
Wilmette town.
~35 per cent discount on cloaks and
a “World‘s Fair Souvenir Uoiu" free. on
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday. at the
Boston store, Norwslk.
Overtsxed boroughilos envy lheir city
neighbors the enjoyment of these bright
moonlight nights. while they are com-
pelled to endure the glare of the unnec-
essary electric lights. at full rates.
Engineer Wood is surveying to day for
s nc ‘ street from lrcouard to Chapel
sing opposite Academy street. it is
proposed to extend the street to the
boss’s street extension, thus making a
parallel road with West avenue as far as
llsrwin street.
A number of South Novwalk's colored
men accompanied R. H. Taylor to New
York to are him get defeated by the
automatic checker player at the Eden
loses. Luck favored Ir. Taylor, bow-
sver. and he beat the machine. One of
the party who wagered that Mr. Taylor
would be beaten. had to pay for thcdin-
non for the entire party. tillssn in num-
ber.
TbsBridgcport fire insurance under—
wrltsrs bars accepted tbs eighty per
csutooinsuraucs clause and the lion
waikiosurancs men will probably lol-
‘Iswgnit. Thsadnptioa cfthsnszruis
wuhmeghlshmthylbscompsoissw
tossing to ths sactrsngs adding tbs
obiscttnssblsolausslothsirpoliclsssnd
notifyisgthslragruls that it wouidbs
snforcsdaftsri'sla'usry l.
~‘l1lsstockatths Baton Stormlfor-
walk, mustbsrsdactdbsfors lovaulcry
next Friday. times you may upsct
um cud-um
salt. Hummus-swans
its” MM.“ lisw Turk.
masons.
"lhsllira-Wwillhsw
ky tbs ”Jugs Mos. of new
mammal-sum»
on. s. r omnxwolst Paul's
Psal‘ssmriytwcyurssadhasmsds
mssywarih'lsabkcthlaaudoatof
bassisasfor thsrsstsr’s rust-tolls
cruiser. SOUTH ’No‘RwALK. cm.
«impasse
TOO ,U pwards.
u .1...” , or
on.
" Magnum-raw; .
oursmo‘maormto. ' 1
they svt the our 7.. This. with the
mm m of may cone... is our
ornate-t bobby. Quus m makss at
m lfyouwhhtbsiluthotstoss
of native stocksccours. Wscan spread
your table at a minimum cost.
CHARLES}
LEADING GROCER.
hssbssu seriously III of congestion of
thsiungs.
—Jl'hs nil-llu underwear sale.» the
Boston stars. lforwalk, still push-in
wayshrad. its most powerful.propst
”mill-sub. MI “JP: [”1003an
economy.
' ’A‘lnvs Phast of mnehintsrsstissn»
ndllncsd' ‘ broom a‘t'ths'éflehior
colossus- M‘fcrril'o‘f‘inrstifig
laugsfldiaginthsllchhl
and
The smiling face of Selectman Dsskam
lodayisaccountsdforby the fact that
it h the scvcutistb anniversary of his
birthday. Be is receiving numerous
congratulations, and is kept busy shak-
ing hands with his many friends.
overtime Riven.
laws and Goal, of tho Day In last
nor-alt.
There is a big break in the four-inch
borough water main on Cottage sveu no.
A. N. Paddock busdrawn plans for a
seven-room cottage for E. E. Gotham.
on First svcuus. Be is also getting out
sdesigu for alterations to lira. A. D.
Word's studio on Conmutmeut Island.
—Reasooable prices at Lane‘s tlvpot
mtnumut. Open alluigllt.
The following are the names of
scholars in Grade i of the East Norwalk
school who were present every day dur-
ing January: Frieda Bassem Bertie Bo
govt. Bessie Brown. Nina Carpenter, Fred
thlemno. Harry Cooley. Alfred Eldridge.
\lsggio llalchman, John lloyt, Bessie
Lindehorg. Willie Valentine, Humid
Whitney. Harry Wright. Florence Hoyt.
Thomas Shen and Frank liceulscb.
For pains in the chest there is nothing
better than u flannel cloth saturated with
Chamberlain's Pain Bald! and blmtnl on
over the seat of pain. It will pmduce a
cuuntcflrritation without blistering. and
is not so disagreeable as mustard: in fact
is much superior to any plaster on so
mum. of its pain-relieving urn-lilies. if
used in time it will prevent pheulborlis.
Fifty cent bottles for sale by G. C. 8tili~
son. linguist. '
IOWAYTON.
Charles H. Golder received a severe
fipnm of his left ankle by falling on
evening last week while waiting from
his blacksmith shop to his house.
lleury Godfrey. postal clerk on the
menu smomship Foetal Bismarck. ar-
rived nt his home yesterday liftermlou
from Germany.
James Fire is lowing to South Nor-
walk.
Saturday evening a party of young
people were out sliding on Quarter Mill
Hill. when one of the double rippers up
set. Joseph Mount-ll had his head badly
injured. and Miss Josie Robinson was
sluncwhst cot.
Misses Marnie and Hattie Crossmsn. of
Green Farms. have been visiting Ir.
and Mrs. Charles Prince.
Tiled locates to tho Epwortb League
conven in the Cornell ll. p; church.
New York. Iburaday. are In. F. W.
Godfrey. Him Cbariolls T’. Bryan. Miss
Elnora Cusbmsu. Prank Stevens and
Rev. P. W. Crowder.
.. A"..- A m-..” ._
DARIBN.
Three horses owned by John Stevens
have died during the past few days.
C. ll. Boodsld has the contract tohuild
two stores for George Everett. adjoining
his prrsent building on Railroad avsnos.
Each will be 36:80 fest.
Welcome Division. Boos of Tempor-
suco. are making preparations for an
orange supper, tobs bold in their ball
but Today mourn. q .
Wilbur Balsa has psmhalsd 'a truthsl
‘fiom Stamford parties and film
show some of our local burnout
'p“ ‘ ‘ I
The anniversary of lvanhoc Castls.
wlillle celebrated in their bail Friday
evening. A musical and lllsrary pru-
gralnms will be rsndsrsd and dams“
will follow. ’
s
“AKIN! fulfill.
Bliss Sherwood has rstarnsd to Brook-
first. it manhunt m, . H
'hasb-n'prodacivs. ofgrsatgocdin l“.
‘tbsm. '
” naiasrlo noises.
W sum is waua soy-om.
m Wlll I. I'm
. A western paper says of Downing's
New Orleans Creoles. which coins to
Hallo Kali to-morrow night: “The
Pacers had sblg. matinee and packed
houssisst nightmare thsbests'how at
this vaudeville react-tin two months.
positing? Gracia an an attraction that
Ellie-“mt; visible-moi. null.»
miles, novelty.» ‘ ' Tbcrssrcsome
‘twsolyslrsov thirty m and women in
_..' '7 (.aodcvsry'duscao both
sing and dance in amauncr calculated to
plsssstbo most critical. Tbcreisnota
word or action that can offend. while
many of the specialties were eocorcd.
The ladies are good looking and well
dressed. Actual hits were made by
Billy Jsckaou and Ilaric Jackson. Wil-
liam S. laVard and the Misses Brown
and Beckett and Betbcl and Jones. who
arsclovcr song and dance artists. with
fishes; wing dancing ever scenic this
city. The ‘cakc walk‘ is very funny and
la our first view of theistest novelty."
“The Serpent's Sting; or, Fairly Foiled"
was the title of the drama presented at
the Norwalh Own House last night by
Hill’s People’s Theatre company. The
play was well presented. Miss Alice
Kempss Mary Merton. did some exceed-
ingly clever acting. portraying the
wonderful pluck and courage of a reso-
lute American woman in a forelgn
country when trouble surrounded her
and her lover. George A. lllll. as the
lover. also did some excellent acting.
and was wellsupportrd by J. E Lewis
and Harry Brenridge. as Jasper Morris
and Cnpt Wilson; H. J. Irvine. lbc com-
etli.m.ns Michael Wilson, who caused
continual laughter whenever he appear-
edorl the stage. He was assisted by D.
ll. (isllagilcr. as Sam slap. a negro. lu-
cidentul to this part some very clever
dancing and negro specialtirs were in-
troduced. Mm- Ray Earle. as Sally Soap
.spplt’. was excellent asa rollicking lrlsh
maid. sod Miss Burlington did well on
Dan Sebnuou. John Shea. as Jsbez
Romaui. also did good work. The sing-
ing introduced was good and several
r-llcores were responded to. This evening
lllt' compsny will produce the drama
"Enl rapped; or.theDmuon of theBorder."
Mr. Bill and Min Kemp appearing in
Yankee comedy ports.
T0 AUIII'I' Till ACCIDENTS.
ll.- llavs- Ald;:anlll Ills-Ina all
Accounts of City “In.“
The New Haven board of aldcrmeu has
appointed a committee of their number
to audit the accounts of all the city oili-
cisls for the year 1893. This sctiou is
the result of the \Vsldrou defslcutiou
sod some very interesting developments
am expected when the committee get to
work. it is said they have no idea where
dishonesty will be found and will make
an impartial investigation Public inter-
est is full aroused in the matter.
Another complication that has stirred
up some trouble is mused by the refusal
of Mayor Sargent to pay the city elu-
ployees. ll has been the custom of the
ulayorof the city to draw his personal
l'ht‘h‘k for the weekly payment of the
vity laborers which Mayor Sargent has
refused to do on theground that it is il-
legal. The consequence is that the men
have not yet been paid last week's wages.
The board of public works will pass a
rule making radical chan in the
method of paying wages disbursing
the money. »
Whoa alovss Ara list Worn.
No matter how often we on told or how
well ws know ourselves that it isbad form
to go without gloves. tbs temptation is
sometimes so great. especially now. that
wcforgctallsbout it and gobarehandsd
intothourssgandwben we once got out
into tbs country gloves an never to be
moon us unless we are posilirsly cum-
pclled byoccasioos of ceremony toapprar
in than. Therefore it behooves us to tahs
great an ofour nails and our fingers. so
as topresent whits. welicared for handsto
thsgsucral public.
No matterhow lovely yonrvlogslnsyhe.
tbsyssrtainiy will act ornament but do
trsrtfrolarorlr Wlfyour hands
mitotic ng with tbsdasb Jewels.
Act-as. soft . with nailswv ear-d
Isthmus atuaclivsthaa ass apes
submndlaprcfwhishthslrhittsa
sails thsrs shinssabanhiswcrthasmsii
Muss. Wash your hands thoroughly
with pulsacspsnllwarm watcrmsiagths
aailhnsh Press tbs shin gently
s
OHIPPER cuesruora ‘
A young ladydcos uot-sxactlyhavsau
option on a young porn. but if he
absbsstbs rsfusal of ”Ills-N"
ne. .
think for them. What they want n was
body else to work for than—Galveston
News.
Tbcmurneot you presents bill toaman
he begins to get menn.-Atcllison Globe.
A Dublin newspaper has so advertise
merit possibly uiorc truthful thou intended.
“Wanted—A gentleman to undertake tbs
nlsof a patent medicine. The advcnlsw
guarantees thstitwill heproutabls tothe
nudertakcr."-—Mcdiul 11mm. ' ‘
Lieutcnouuat a fancy bull to hispart
nsr)—Allow me. Mini X.. to admin your
charming little feet! Really. what a pity-
g—yon haven't four of themi—Blumcn
Paris opener! her first postotllcc during
the year that Amerfcrl wnsdisoovend. This
was probably a great convenience to Amer
icons minding abroad—New Orleans Pica
Inns.
“Your house is in better condition than
when i took it." said the tenant. "l have
Improved it. sir. so that it is worth turn
more than it was." "As much as that?"
mid the landlord "We’ll have to add six
ty dollars to the rent to keep the rate up to
6 per cent."——llnrper‘s Baur.
Ovu'bcrud ct asmsll clubin Paris: "Who
will lend the nconple of louis.‘ I'll pay him
one back at once."—Melauges.
The fact that women are now wearing
suspenders would go to prove that they'll!
anxious to take some responsibility upon
their own shoulders—Yonkers Statesman.
A than who has lost collars in a laundry
refers to the institution as is big iron and
steal syndicote.~\l'nsbingtou Star.
Buyout agricultural editor. “Pumpkins
are said in be very fattening for bog». but
we never have tried tbem’ouroelves."—Bos
ton Transcript. ‘
thrlasbip begins to pitch thspasseo
gets all are anxious to make I home run. -
Chicago inter Ocean.
A new broom sweeps clean; no will an
old one in the hands of a new janitor.-
Brooklyu Standard-Union.
A Neat Baply.
Many Americans are possessed of adry.
quiet humor which is very telling. Our
instance. of which I was a persons! wit
nest. will scrfeasnn example. The scene
wasClllrk's mnrhmear Mariposn. The Bug
llsh party (myself and s few others) and the
president‘s [any (including President and
Mrs. Hayes. and Miss Sherman. the dough
tor of the celebrated general) ball just at
rived. and were mumbled in the mde
kitchen. awaiting tbs coming meal A oer
lain shyncs prevailed lit first. not perhaps
constant on the parrot the “foreigners"—
but one docs not really feel "foreign" ln
Amencn.‘
At last a master of the ceremonies and
lutrcducer appeared in the shape of a small
and elegant quulruped. evidently s family
pet. which ironed into the kitchen to be
caremal. A lady ofour partygenliy stroked
one end. the president the other. Pruently
they met. about the center of the animal.
and the interchange of a few remarks br-
eame inevitable. So—“Tllis isa very [wet
ty goal." from the English lady. “My end
is antelope. lrmdnrn.” from the president.
It needs scarcely be said that both cndu
were antelope. but r; lolly may be well ex
cnsod for some ignorance as to the fauna of
a foreign country. The reply was very
nest—C. G. shut in Gardener Mansion
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Maiden (whisperinglnls that you. George?
Screnmler (who has been blowing llit’r
music for the lost half bollr)~-»-.\bl At last.
my darling. 'tis yon! You. 'lin your owl)
Gnome
Maiden (still whinprrlngl—dl'r-ll. George
won't yongo away? Chortle liquids is in
hersandlsllbmltlopn . .l‘lflll l'm afraid
your music discount-rt» lm.--l.lfo.
its. a Cass for nitt'svasss.
“Yes."sbssald lulu-ill ly. “that woman
won from me the only in mlrer I ever had.
it was twenty~flvs years ago"
“And you hora nvvcr forgiven llcr’"
"Forgiven her!" echoed the mills old
lady. pruning her hand or" her slim-y
locks. “l have ncvcr corral to can.»
donate her. lie became night wiltorol h
daily spel- about the time they were mar
viral. tbs . rlrsr girl hasn't real
not acquain with oven yet."-—(. .
an“
buns
arm-cm
Ansatlnghousskerpcrls abbut‘ toofi'a
sswpreslisa alts-unmet. Bywayof
strum serowdol customsrshs silver
“t"g!
it new.
Hrs. [limbo-phi “Within
wars
%l&mm afraid it ""3
Islam
Most people do not want anybody else to
M .
Thisit is, dssrf
If you do but TAG
Mn ‘ 7 Es” AJ-
PEOPLE'S MIKE .
id {forth lfain at, 80. Norws
Telephone call.) 52 8.
0006 AND ENDG.
Our years more slowly at first.
Water house plants with cold tea
Elbe best women don’t always get mali-
Tbo religion of some people consists in s
set of notions.
The average laborer wears out five ounces
of muscle a day.
For fruit stains. dip the spots several
times in hot milk. ‘
A lamp in the house will often do us
more good than n star in the sky.
It. takes some people a long while to find
out that. poor health is not religion.
We never know how cold the wind blows
until our own window panes are out.
Time is money; the man who has plenty
of money on get all the time he wants.
The first time a boy gets ten miles sway
from bolus he thinks the world is a
whopper.
Two little islands. Zanzibar and Pemba.
furnish four-liltha of the cloves consumed
by the world.
It is from his dentition that science de~
clues-ran tohscaruivoroosonly by habit
and not by nature.
Scratches and bruises may be taken
from furniture by using the kernel of a
walnut or butternut.
The number of foundlings picked up by
the police of New York city during 191
girls.
Glaucock county claims the youngest
groom in 6min He is thirteen years
old, while his wife is thirty-live and has
gruwnchildren.
A little soup and warm water applied
frequently is better for cleaning your lac
uttered bran than all tbcclcansing mots-
rhls in the world. .
Waterproof cellulose paper of one and
two colors is being introduced bysf‘rer-
man firm for tablecloths. book bucks. tun—
porary covers for roofs, etc.
Lisbon Falls. Me. boasts of a seventmu—
ysarold girl who weighs 2'75 _ “ sod is
thrill-M
Would you know what
That fills our souls 5g”
and
Portland simple imita
Come and follow whore
Feeling neither “£353”
Bucca- wiil surely crown our efforts
was 2m. cfwbomflllwere boys and 1th or
SEYMOUR. .
33 WASHINGTON ST.
is highest,’
admiration:
new
PERSEVERE.
Till HIEST TllllKElS. BHIBKEIS. Willis. ET 8.. III THE lllllllll.
WADHAlllS. Proprietor
“EIEE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
21 Whll st, Nurwglt,
Telephone call. 5-13.
m
Taylor a Golden.
Heal Eslaleand Insurance.
WASHINGTON mm.
Persons 100an f slot. house
with the view 05 or or
call and examine our list. e vs than for
sale in every par-tot| tbs city at flammable
prices and on casv terms. all” If
' " WA‘N‘T‘T‘II'.‘
qtrr‘l‘ hat trimmers.
L Knspp's factory ”0.
JAMES G. BLAINE authorized Lil’s Bou-
anu for agent. 0n fit only 5 calls.
Ti. 1" Johnson Ar Co..3South in]: street. Bl b-
mond. Va. it!) In:
and lot.
sooty at Cmfut a:
2. mar
PER lTORS on straw scwlrl acblncs.
O and girls to wind braid Apolly: once to
Arthur C. “'bcelcr. 13 Butler street. Nfiwuk.
2w
AGFXTS minted in every city and town
m the rolled Slate's. to take orders for
the"AnIobiograpbyof Gen. Berlj F Butler.“
Every word written byhim-slf and cmnpleto
to lists Our new book “The Story of 0m-
Poar Office.“ written by Monhall Cushion.
tile Privale secretary of Postmss‘er-Gcncral
“ annamaker. Is also v. The purple want
there rem-rkshle works Liberal terms: ont-
flt SI. Writs quick. A. M. Tbayejrfilh Cu.
Boston. Mass. lw
—‘ 1'0 I.l§'l':*~'
MAB! cfs‘lzrnom ”me Gravest— «
and Woodward & ' mun":
Woodward avenue. rent lit: five rm
no
first floor. corner Shuth Molnar rid H
'ord Pacts: rent Sis April Lhoussw .1) It-
RBNT 87: part of house No It Day
mion at once. A l to W. You . .
wood Mfg. (‘0. pp y 08! m at
H‘WV‘E at Five Mile River; ’house atWest
horwnlk: rooms on Water street; bones
on Mon'nostrcet. Property for sale on may
ter vs Money to loan. Raymond Bros. 151w
‘WO dds. one of seven rooms and one of
nine rooms. in the Haddrn building. our.
nor of Wall and River streets. Norwalk. A
ply on the premises. dl'i' “1»
BB l'blcbcsfcv lace. at M h siren.
T tiara and ain't.“ one acrelrsf-l '
fixation? of‘ fruit hwe’dlcw'r Rent. d
n . urcat t so can theOl ell
Cigar Con? Washington street. ‘ dltl
. When she was thirteen years
old she tipped the barn at fiopolmds.
Dr. Friedrich Hermann. who died re
csntly at Heidelberg. was for forty years
surgeon to the university students and lil-
moct daily was patching up the wounds of
the durlbml. lie is said to have been pru»
out at 3041]) duels.
Ber-an Proverbs About Woman.
Watching a woman is labor in rain.
Women. fortune and gold favor fools.
W00 5 willow ere she sheds llcr weeds.
Women are watches that kcl-p bad time.
Who is the man never fooled by a wo
maul ,
A woman strong in bounces is weak in
head.
Women speak the truth, but not the
whola truth.
Woman. like fortune. loves youth and ill
fickle.
The best of women is never st a loss for
words.
A bag of liens is easierto watch than one
woman.
A young wife is so old man’s post lions
to the grave.
Where tha devil cannot go himself he
sands an old woman.
Where woman rules the house the devil
is the serving nlao.
Woman’s beauty. rainbows and forest
echoes soon pass away. _ .
Summer sown corn and woman‘s advice
turn out well every seven yearn—OS!" Louis
Blobs-Dammit
"In buyin soon h nlcdir-l‘no
liven." says l. A. alker.a minimal
drug ist of Ogden. Utah. "never
afraid to buy Chamberlain‘s Criugh
Rented . There is no danger from ll
and re ir-f isalways sure to follow. 1
minolsrly recommend Chamberlain's
one] have found it to ho safoand
gable. it‘ll;I intended especiallynfor
amp vlmpinrMuh.” Ir
cent bottles for sale by (l. C. Stillsollz
drunks.
W...“ . .
for chll'
«Acllancstossru money by selling
'l‘sslissrlasl. '- , *
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lull:- v.33. mums“.
mratntbavcnooanduuimmatinr
.lll which so i. prom dyspepsia
mm, pm .3“ ti. u (lot;
tors’ bills ii have to pay 00
each fersctos Cure tocurs .
whatwould bothc saving per «pita if
the dinner should not be girls).
bringflpslvousatthslsastl
Plsislsd‘sdrugstorw whore
prulllsalsoivsd sad
milks-rum»
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Pltc hsr's Onstorlo.
Obl’ .lrsll Cry for
Pitchers Onstorls.
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you mayhavs the
Mlnformatico
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children cry for
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a... Illblll lllll. 800T" Illl
R receptions. entertainmeu parties and
‘ balls. 0. U. A. If. hall. '6‘an atnct.
hot-walk. Electric lightsan i all modsrncon-
ven‘ences. At reasonable rates. lnnulrw u!
.l. D. Jennlm t Knish! street. nal 3m
7' gqffisiomrllfs.
GRAND editor-fill“
Cecelia Bradford Trio
or New roux cm.
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South liorwslk Baptist llllllrcll,
TUESDAY EVE'G. Jlll. 3|
The Celebrated Trio consists of
MISS OKCELIA “BA “'03”.
(Pupil of (‘amlllia Ursa) \’lolln Soloist
mus CHAIM"?! BRADFORD,
Elm-utionist. Violinist anal Vocal.
lasnn JOHHNY BIADIOKD.
Wonderful Boy "mint.
3. loKZS‘I'flAL Amp-Ill“.
TIBKETB 35 GENTS.
m3
ovum llot'siz, solicits.
GEO. A. HILL’S
People’s Theatre Comp'ny
particular l‘l’qlifll flu-company will rs.
ll
malll our week more. presenting ancntlrsly
new programme rvrry night.
Alice Kemp.
The people’s favorite. in a now character
every night.
030. A. Hill.
Tbs character mmndlln. will he on hand as
usual. with an cnllnlmlnpany of favorites.
To glah‘Lihelm‘silips but” pol-ll." drag;- to
ac pin nan; rutru rams
tally mossy. slittissl
ENTRAPPED
“mission. 10. 20 and Ill coals.
.(lrand Malina-c on aalurdsy. will
“I
W. H. KIAPI‘. filing".
.llm oils—rum".
WEDNESDil. FEB. Isl.
W. W. Downing’s
New lllleans Creoles.
The
25 Artists. 25
Wt M Duchy “Ids.
M and “(all m
Wmhfirtbsmumufll.
Primlidlflllslts.
seats on rats at M‘s sail lials's.
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idiom Auction Sale I
Vol tall at
Public Auction
, of from of is
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Monolith,
flan-Olin) Us
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purchasiu .arc invited to .
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Place; rent 88. Apply mutt-fl“-
most}
rooms and attic. to o small family. Pb)-
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