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pocketbook.
LEADING GROCER, .
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SOUTH NORWAl-l
THE EVENING sigmoid. if
JAlfl‘mll.lditorandm. "I” "to her-1:.“ 0-H!” no notes
Fireshrmbox ll. on the
form.willbepulledatls:0li tomorrow.
-Just out.“Iteba Waltses." Coleman's.
boats llllatu and
0'10 Elie“:
of call. _
plat~
, :0
Wheat:-
tioou's ritual ' ,
Third -I :
(Quart-,8 :31. LOB: 18 ‘13.!
Ital-kin Al-nlaa‘ ‘ ‘lu'to-nsrrww.
I seas- l "about
law lack Herald Weather ”recast.
The weather to-davprumlsescobsgeuerally .
from fair to partly cloudy and warmer. fol-
lowed by ralnoraaow. Morrow it promises
to be partly cloudy, with no very decided
chance of tonpontnrmprncedcd by snow or
rainandtoilowed byclsarlng.
WORLD‘S PAIR CONTEST.
Pointers for People Who Retar- Coupons
to “no Sentinel” Olen
People who return coupons in Tax Suri-
m‘s World's Fair contest should exercise
caution in writing nata- thaeou. Several
blank coupons have been returned in packages
with others: these are not counted
to facilitate the counting-rid iilin; of coupon.
which." dud.hqultea task. people are re-
qursted totriin them carefully and arranne
them all the same way. Do not mix the cou-
ulnis: if you vote for more than one candidate
make separate packages of eschnsinaoren.
clues thou-la separate envelopes. A memor-
andum entitle or inside of the antelope. [iv-
ing the nut-beret votes and who they are for.
will facilitatd its work of counting. Coupons
received .antr‘n a. I. do not appear in the
lchlllistns arsat‘J . ,
‘..
.vntsitaa mm». 3
J."B. Raymond has the contract to
build the second sto
ward Quittner's build It; on North Main
addition to Ed-
ILL
—-Tbe last entertainment before lent.
compan F's consort at the armory Tues-
w
o
9
E. K. Bicketts. fo
of this city.
buts resident of Bethe
Ch the past few
to icago to accept a
eitb Brothera’ hat factory.
"—Youcanbuylreahporkatld sausage
for 1% cenm a pound, at flayee' lfarket.
The southwest wind Saturday drove
slltbeicefrom thelouglsland side to
the Connecticut shore and yesterday it
:1:pr up several feet high in some
a
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——Huyler’s candy. fresh every day. at
Lane‘s. 51 Washington at.
Architect Ferris S. Hotel-cine has
drawn plansfor sn eleven-room house
for Edward Flynn. the caniaxe manu-
facturer. which be will erect on Haggard
a \r‘ =
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—Resd George Schaub‘s advertheruent.
Tomorrow night the Woman's Relief
Corps of Don [as Fowler Post will opens
three nights‘ air and festival in the Q.
.~\. R. hall on the Washington street
bridge. Baidea numerous other attrac
lions. there will be dancing each even-
ing from 9 to 12 o'clock.
—-The annual masquerade ball of the
Arinn Singing Society takes place to
night in Music Hall. There will be a
concert by Smythe‘s orchestra, previous
to the grand march.which begins at 9:15.
No postponement.
Julius Lassen di dat3 o'clock yester
day morning at his home in Hayesville.
in the eighty—second year of his age.
Four children survive him, lire. John
Ayres,.Frank. Joseph and Jacob [ween
The funeral will be held from his late
residence. Wednesday afternoon at 2
.1.
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World’s Fall. ......
—-Miss Alice Dunn. of New York city.
agraiinate of the Merrill Btisinem Col-
lege. has been accepted to till a position
with the Walter A. Wood Mowing Ma-
' chine (10.. New York.
At the present outlook Bell Island will
be “tomkllifie titan ever this summer.
There are several cottages tube built this
season, and with the electric road run-
ning there andto Roton Point, which
I'll] facilitate traiiic to and from South
Norwalk and vicinity. will increase in
value cottage lots.—Dsnbury News
toe-mo all“ "“20 Moo 19
dhl
COUPONS may boson! n; '
«i in at lbeoflk‘e ,,
aaad
——A full dim drill—will open the fee-
tivities at tho armory next Tuesday
night. Tickets.50twents.
Interest in the New York Press
World‘s l'titr contest is evident
increase in South Norwalk.
liiu Maggie B. Weed stwd sixth in the
list of teachers outside of New Yolk and
Brooklyn. She had over 300 votes. The
Press w ill send titty teacher! of the pub
lic schools oi New York and Brooklyn.
and twenty from outside of those cities.
—\'alentiuee atljSTBmith's.
General Nelson aylor. City Attorney
John H. Light. (muncilmau Henry D
Fox and John W. Maine, the committee
appointed to draft a new charter [or the
city of South Nonalk, met the members
of the Board of Councilmen and other
interested citiaeua. Saturday evening. in
the council chamber,
'tiise lurch. alias. (hr-Riven... .
-t
Miss Mary Allen. Over River.
hit-realms ilall.l‘rauklin.... ..
Miss Addle‘Bqulnn‘Qver River .
Benpsgt.Concxud..
Brynn. l‘md ........
Miss Andie Benedict. tomrtl is. . .
manta-nun.”
Miss C. I. Beebe. last Norwal
Ira. P. J. 0.....va River...
MlaflnannCrtflls. (her lllv .
litre ludsflsvesflsumrd”
till-t Analeeksrmanconcord..
Immumnnu»..-
Missllarylvandsn. Franklin
li-Cankrmmosnlar....... .
W. C. fonts. hanklla .........
lil- ttattleOresury. antiserum...
lies Minnie Godfrey. last Norwalk
Mia-Jeanie Onion. Franklin .........
Frank OWLCraabarry l’lalss ......
lisslosts 0etlsr.hsaklla........
)lrs. LJ. tiny. RsetNorwalk......,, .,
MlssIarIR-heverichher Elven...
lies ldith lows. Franklin .............
lira Charlotte bailout. (bucorrl.
Mlaslarylmil.haukliu........
lllrs. I. ll. litelisll. Concord.
Ili- LJ. lumen. East Itorwslk ...
Mhmamuchrraaklln
Ml. Anna Orlich. Customs]. . ..
lthaAanhPsrtlss.0sntsr ..... . ., .
MlasWQtllu. W .............
Ritalin-rm. lastNtirwalk.......
Ill-l Inulss Balthlest Norwalk ......
atlas mmraalt. limitinuoucordw... .
Miss Katherine liwlck.Coucord ........
Ilsalllsficollsld.(lenter......
lllesJullalLJohn. North Center
(tear:- Thompson. Wlaaipauk...
Ill-i llinls 'l'ollee. frankllu
Ilwllbba'l‘aylcr.0vsrlllver.v
Mmfiw'rbnoeuuv... .
IbsMWs-d. Wm...
Miss lltary It. Woodman. l'rarikll .
Miss Irina Wlhua. Broad River ........
1h The W Broom—l prelrr that my
namenbould nstsupsar in tbslhtu' routs-t-
aste fora trip to the World's Fainaill ask
thatuvoteahsoasii‘cr-s.
minimalistic".
till the
ester-lily
\ loll,
—.'ANB—-
CELERY
RILIB ALL :12? U!) lNVlGOltATES
It In on;
It Ito Restless Days.
In lot Sleepless lights.
wits WuAmlto and perfectDlscr
”mmwwsdmm
daltydatksbsccmsadsllshtandhltaa
Jill.
E
tug definite was
-—Pure codes with pure cream. 5c. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
==u§ii¥.=tes§uu
.. Thrust-ythatmhwlth
"Yankee
lugt-soolntt.
“pirating-tutu...” m on:
woodman-
glg Store,
so. minivans.
fir)! a 00..
Dried ”tilts. etc.”
mgfil’mhes
Raspberries “dried. Kite lb.
WWW-
We its lb. New
Attorney John I". Cuff had a narrow
from being struck by a train at
Norwalk Friday evening.
' onset the tracks of the New
York d vision in company with a friend
and till-calculated the speed of an ap-
hlng train which burn down upon
|l‘ltosewlto witnmditsa that it
was remarkably close call.---
3
ere-4:
lie was
:5:
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8
—Youo'\a.il’l. halt-hbmbmmfty and
quallt w t oweet a town
y market. Steak cod. 12c pound;
weak M. lie: smelt. 10c.
The tel bsneilt takes place at
to-nimrow n ht. when the
seat "Down by the Sea." with
Him Bose Flynn, lies
Katie Brennan. lies Iiiraie listkins. l".
h Bissersou. l’. l". Wells. B. l". Wilson.
had W. Hoyt. I]. C. Smith. F. 1“. Clark.
all parts of the hot-sis had
lltty cents. Seats are oumlest Plat-M's.
fiouth Norwalk. and Hale’s. Norwalk.
[node‘hest Itall
lane's. 1W Ing-
tut:
‘—
24
21’
I
(I
M
“l
l
..afi
mlowmtprtces.
tun“
."r slidkand
sameashelifi;arewell
Moi! thecosstof Ireland;
from 1 lb to it lbs; are
ehespatitelb.
A horn holes
in «9°:ng by
a are, an poeuln a.
Sunday night.» A. Holiness liable?!”
«alts-oustile prices at lane’s do”
reshuraut. Openalloluht.
Oneoftbe events of the year
smouzflouth orwalk’s‘Germsu pipu-
'
' latlou.tbesuutll,l , ball ftlte
W , when ’ j .grllt est-$1
’vceptsls‘ A.A.Bstt‘e..olCoatpsnyg . .
has sppointed‘the following non-coin-
mimlonad odious: rmasterfiec-
scant John W. Penn ngtou to be first
nt; Frederick E. Brother-
ton to be sergeant; Private Albert John-
son to be corporal.
—-Dou't forget the Arlon llssquerade
Ball.stlfasic Ball. to-nigrht. No poet-
pouemeut.
In the case of Thomas Anderson
against William B. Horton. tried in the
United States District Court. before
intiif. and A .
and enter for the defendant. Judg-
mentlu favor of the plaintifl has been
rendered for “in. and costs. which
will make the total judgment about
31.000. Thedefendantisthe contractor
who laid the taut water main from
Wilton to South Norwalk. for the city
water works. and tbeplaiutifl was his
supeyiiltendeut here. The principal
claim of the plaintifl in this case was for
the services of himself and two schoon-
era in building the breakwater at New
Milford. Thetrisloccupied seven days
NORWALR NEWS.
A Brno-y Budget of Ito-s From the
“math hi wl Town.
Tomorrow will be St. Valentine's day.
Our Brothers‘ Lodge. I. 0 O. F..
will work the first degree to-uiltht.
C. B. Coolidge has :purchased of
Charles H. Valdou the George, F. Quin-
tard place on Arch street.
—Be sure and attend the concert and
sociable of Co. P. at the armory. neat
Turnitlay erening. Tickets 50:.
The Altar society of St. Paul’s church.
will meet this alto-moon. instead of Tues
day. at the regular hour. All members
are requested to be present.
While goth: out Satunlav afternoon.
the propeller City of Norwalk ran on the
flats just below her wharf and was do.
layed several hours until the tide rose to
ilost her.
The third of the series of fellowship
meetings of Con tioual churches
will beheld in W ltou. tomorrow. be
cloning at il a. m. The meeting will
clout- about 4:39 p. m.
Concord Division. Sons of Temper
once. at its meeting tonight. will gt a
date for celebrating the forty-ninth an
nirersary. of the organisation. which
comes out month.
—J:ipaut-eo Han-i ‘ng-Ifll‘fl. Just the
thing for this cold weather. Price 15c.
at J. Arthur Pinueo's.
The classes prep trin for confirmation.
now being formed by -v.S. T Graham.
of St. Paul’s church will meet Wtdties-
tidy evening in the Sunday school room
at 7:15 o‘clock. Friday evening at ll
o'cloclnlnd Saturday afternoon at 330
O'clock, in the plrish rooms.
Mrs Nellie Miltrrd. daughter of John
Ryruee. of .06 Harbor avenue. died last
night. aged thirty three gun. Mrs Ilil
lord was a sister of T. J. yrnes. and has
a husband living in lrrland. The funeral
will be attended from St. Mary‘s church
tomorrow morning at ll) o'clock.
The Norwalk Board of Trade will hold
a meeting in the Norwalk club rooms to-
night to discuss the coinsurance clause.
recently adopted by the local insurance
agents. The matter of inducing new
manufacturin continua to locate here
will also be ked up The public is earn—
estly requested to be prment.
-Boys wanted. to sell Tris Britt-int. at
the Norwalk oillce. ‘
Mrs. William G. Thomas and son Wil-
liam. of East avenue. leave town the
latter part of this week for Chicago.
where lira. Thomas will visit her
daughter. Mrs. B. W. (imbeck. Mr.
Thomas will continue to St. Louis in the
interest of the Thomas PM Brick
company. -...
Last Saturday Henry Poyvmof Rocky-
ville. called In. John Belfordsdrunken
ed the house
favorite. a
:ri-‘o Manner-com Guildheld
a‘suooassful cake sale at lire. Robert
VsnBureu's, West avenue, Saturday
afuvrcoon
"The
The unclaimed letter: at the Norwslk
rt oilice this week are as follows:
l-Alice Bauman. D. J. Connors. L.
E. Jordan, John Kubichi. Risa Carrie
Reynolds. Williams Brothers.
RS. 0.
tol’ra .”
West n street. led thesauruses.
Thomas Farrell died at his home on
Hoyt street. last night. aged seventy-
three years Ho- leaves a widow and
The funeral will be held
from St flary’s church. Tuesday mom-
iug at 9 o'clock.
Grand Master Samuel Bassett. of New
Britain. has appointed the district depu
' and instruction of the
lodges through not the state. The drputy
for Fairfield county is FredB Stevens.
of Bridgeport, Corinthian lodge, No. 104. 1
two children.
ties for in
The electric lights were very unsteady
“last night. The liliht at Belden avenue
and Omar street retired permanently at
an early hour.
emits showers of sparks which
plate slumwlndow in De-
Klyn’s bakery. to replace the one broken
last fall. arrived this morning and will
'i'hesub' tofthe meeting of the Y.
of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church. last evening. was "How
Mrs. Andrew V..lieath, of
The light at West ave-
one and Merwin street has been burning
without a globe for several nilzhts and
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Ira. Henrylsu at Norwalk. vis-
ited her sistehin-law. Charles 8suu~
ders, on Thursday.
In. Albert Wellnitz has returned
30m visiting lilo. Boestel, of New York
ty.
Who never told a lie and
Beer makes folks tired I'm told. let's
gains they maflfrssh, new goods.
Catch on to the life lines we are .
throwing out Our goods are sold '
. on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
CHARLES E.
(kilns. good people. come and list to the butcher‘
We’re told that men have' lived who couldn't poas.ibly '
And that in this town are butchers who never sold toti
They'll direct you to a BEER SALOON-now
FREE DELIVERY.
Satisfaction guaranteed. g
ll] Cotillion _
ding whenfltltoy
' 2.3..
SEY MOU R.
33 WASHINGTON 8T.
0 wrong.
uh meat.
whose voice and smiles are sweet.
There are some so tender hearted that for fear {zu'll choke with thirst.
't that the ve worst.
the butchersaren't g;
‘ you will. if they thin that we are BLOW.
We ve been there many a time. and though sad the tale. WE STAID.
n (or serum thestreet), dear friends. we're not afraid.
I . ._.
largest stock, Finest Goods and [lowest Prices. quality considered, in town.
E. a. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEOPLE'S IIIKEI};
21 Wall st.. Norwalk.
Telephone call. 5-7.3.
input in place Mir. llrs. Ruins Fillow is on the road, A.” Just ask them. if
illlaut noun has rob-sod the "m" And of When either up. do-
glottaflatelnelh (ml: New York _ In. GsorasBstis invery sick. ~
11.. sang-acetic Inmambasbeenonthe
training a communal : tickles . . ;
‘5 . ‘7“ i ' . Charles Saundetsisnowemployedbyv
Winn. ran. a! , charged .
...? tantamounw ...... Mm , .. - .I . PEflPlfi's slim
«reenter w-trietibefoie Justice Aua- The annual rwillbebeld in the RM Ila. ~ ' -
tic. Satulday afternoon. and lined Cl ““9“ 0mm 0' 08 of February mod. ”43" ,h “3?.“ domain.
and costs. While skating on overflowed ground e eplouo ‘3 “533‘ I
. ”—"‘ Pi . near the residence of Dayton Bouton. on ” .
hang?“ "W at "“90! Thursday. wimn Clark all pedand fell gqlnlmuumlls.
breaking the ice and ruling intothe
water to take a bath. He was promptly
rescued by his companions.
Taylor’s; Golden.
llealEstateandlnsurance,
WASHINGTON STREET.
llllll’llll RENEW"!
Music Hall.
Persons lookl forslot or house andl t. ‘ ' I
with the view pure-basin .are invited "to booth horwslk lit-matte 0.1"”
all and examine our list. e have in for in the 09M! Drama
sale in every partof the city at reasonable “ > ‘
prices and on can terms. anal if
m... own y
7” Attainirir's‘iunudi r1; nor-nut 1.3..
A Works company. In eneed men at
lathe or visa. in 3'
ABadental 0mm attendant. an intelligent
youmt woman or girl. Apply tollr.G.
8. Kendall. No. 9 \\'a.hlmrtou street. in if
I‘HHROL'GHLY competeul housekeeper
would like a position. Widower‘s family
preferred. Address Homekeeper. denunel
oflico. ill at
t'tslnulus maker. Apply at \\'. ii.
Swords, it) Washington 5L. ~‘onth "'3"
t
the Sea.”
11!! CAST.
MISS ROSE FLYNV.
MISS KATIE HREVXAN
MR. E. L. SISSERSUX.
MR. F F. “1’ ZLlfi.
“R. B. F. “'lLSON
walk. to 11m. FRED .v‘, trim,
[13‘leth l‘hefllmln rl mairniur Mfl' §.RCIE§¥‘IFII:\RK
" ' ""‘ " ‘ ' ‘c “9 Y- ' Attmlnslnntoall r1 ~ fill 11' ' flit t:
dru ”Waitlu." Sclllnflom" "03‘ (‘harts at Phbfii'goande 13$. yCcl'idIV;
A COIPRTKN l‘ man topact hats Address open Wednesday. February 8th. to
Batter.rleutlael°llce.80uth Kuwaiti --.. . _ -... ... . . ...___
t ‘ RIDRWALR OPERA Illllf'll‘
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M Tu LET.
I
timid.
The suit of Ill-yer Alpert re. A. Homer
Byingtou. editor of the Norwalk Gazette.
to waiver the cushions which if r-
edso mysteriously from the hall in the Wood
(Janette building recently. will be on
trial at the borough court room. before
Justice Harrell, ur-morrow morning at it
o'clock. Attorney Joseph Ad}?! will
appear for the pmutiou. an ttornt-y
James T. Hubbell for the defense. No
charge is made for admission to the
court I’OOflI.
The Union cigarmakers of Norwalk. in
common with their fellow workmen all
orer the countrv. voted on Saturday for
oflcers of the (Tirarmakers' International
Union. The Australian billet system
warmed. Theeandidates were: inter
national presilieut.G W. Perkins. Chi-
ram. Ill: .\|. Raphael. Brooklyn. N. Y..
resident. William Newmth.
Dears-rd} .:Johu If. Haywood. Albany.
N. Y.:‘John Burchell. Scranton. P».
Henry Dettmcr. St. Louis.
Mo: William T. Jones. Mobile. ALL;
(lit-um. Water. Philadelphia. Pa.: Henry
First vice
Treasurer.
Neuhurt. Dunbury. Conn.
The large number of diphtheria cases
in Wilton and Weston are BHDW‘d to
have been spread by a tin peddh-r. per-
haps the someone who s read the din—
ease through the Plain
short rim» ago The latest outbreak is in
the family of Dr. John W. Melbourne. at
His wife and three children
were suddenly taken down with the dis-
ease and the your-mt child died Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Melbourne is improving.
hilt it is feared the two children
cannot pull through
they were taken sick a tin [toddler visit
He was pale and sick and
Wilton.
Mrs. Melbourne fed him.
Bills' People's Theatre company.
which hasheld the boards at the Nor-
wnlk Opera House for the past three
weeks,
through the eflorts of Manager Adams.
The company hasdone a good buai
during its stay here.
will remain another
houses crazy night.
y presented ”The of
large
y will
dc- Winthrop hotel. Madden. on Wednesday
ctr“ “he...” as;
no
broken otlcs. Zewss in
outbyflsheba
bl
gt
3
his“,
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no
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El
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societ :8enstor0.
Wolcott.
a”; ”13371... (Waldo a do i
. . 0' 0
. “amnion Henry C. Mikel
it. 0. Osborn. «New Harem-rat
pulled Thom-B. Collier. or New laden,
lfslI
.3
which vest.
i
have
Guns
n.
m
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5?
“till
i
“...”‘mfiu";
slimmimlfhrrs
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’ltoher's castorla..
Ohlldreu cry to":
Pltchsr's Gastorla.
i .
t
wit-lam was sent-crusher“
“smarts“ .. Tull-lmhettislhm
Visual nramelihslflmbm
flies
ld district I
The week before
week,
one
Elli”! to good
its Kent is a
hersctlng is very Ark-in
toNorwalktheatrc goers. Iir. ill and
the rest of “WOODEN?“ are far above
the average. n to a sworn
coin florets
Yor " to s
audience. Tonight the
will have the hall. On
the com
the
0'
and s lative
Y. . C. A.
Tuesday night
repeat. b nest.
"The Bermt's Sting; or. l-‘alrry mica."
The fourth annual banquet of the Con
nectlctit Boclct of
American Revo ution will be held at the
the 80nd of the
. cordially invite you to call out]
' the store 1 will be pleased to call
I on you with sum lea and esti-
n Whitehead. . t 01’s..
”mm...
Colo-sau-
awYork millimetre givessdla-
swattthavmueaudltthmm
topay 00
. ”with;
n-ot harshest. "let's
Children Cry for
’ WhammMMmmtssmshw.
tea ..si Children. Atom“...
OTTAGE of six nioms. corner Grove street
- and Woodward avenue. Slit: cotton as
\\ oodwnrd avenue. rent 8“; live rooms on
hm door. corner South Main street and Han-
ford Place: rent Sis April l.house in rooms.
2 Hanford Place: rent Chi. Apply to E. A.
ward. at t'
Tn“: l'hicheeter
tiara and ski)
MllllDll EVE'G, FEB. l3
Closing entertainment of the Y. M. C. A.
L‘onrse.
Grand Concert by the
placed—2| Marshal street .
at one acre of undt
abundance of fruit t etc. Bauhfi r
month. i ulrs at then cent the Old ell
Clear (‘43.. “' “ street. dill
FOB receptions. entertainment parties and
balls. 0. U. A. 3!. ball. atsr street.
Norwalk. Electric lights and all modern con- Gsntnl
renal) in rates. lugging 0! amt-coalyls‘r.
> m
twisncca. Al
.I. ll. Jennings. t Rnhrbt street;
:25——.-—_=-——— ....— led'a after Wednesday. fob. 8th. at 9 a. m
“Willi—SALE. n in
T ’ MFlIlllllllFE'STIV’ll. ’
it»: 11631}: first; on}; €1.11:
-0};
Assisted by the celebra'ed elocutloniet.
Miss Marlon Short.
A r.
1 shinesaudBolateins. B. Burchard.Wil-
"’1?“ “1-. ---, _n wn -....-._,.!_7 l1.
CHEAP it mid immediately. lot on West
5 ~ideol' Bayview avenue. Ap ly Charles
St. John. ll Elisabeth street. South Sor'walk.
in
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l1l:l'l.ll.¥.§“.~.“..”
Blrhiuond. Va. 11]) ltii
lSTle‘T 0F NURWALK. ss.. PROBATE
(.‘onrt. Fvbruary Hill, A. 11.!“
Whereas. written application has been made
to this Court for administration of the est rte
u' llarrlet B. ‘.\lerritt.late of the city and state
of New York. decensrd;
cred. That said application be heard
and determined at the Probate ‘e in Nor-
walk. on the lflth day of February. It“ at:
o‘clock anorectic; and that public notice there-
ofbe Erna to all permne l-‘tereaud therein by
publis in; this order in a news per having a
circulation In said district. at east tire days
before said day of hearing.
ASA B. WOODWARI).
lt Julius
NOTICE.w ” 7
Til! annual meeting of stockholders of the
‘Korwallt lvcu Works (‘0. will be held at
the o‘flt-e of the company in Math Norwnlk
at "to o'clock p. IL. .‘lllllillt l’ b. 18m.
. it. llll.l:_. secretary.
Wilt’liul
Seoul! 1333-
..i‘d
stock for this season ex-
in quantity and variety of
pattern any’thing l have ever
offered. l are more than
DOUGLAS FOWLER POST. 6. A. IL.
Grand Army Hail.
Washington Street Bridge,
Tues.. Wed.,lhurs. Eve.
Feb. l4. l5. l6.
Danette: every evening from 9 to 11
ADMISHUN - ~ It) CE.“
float
OPERA linear, nostrils.
People’s Theatre Comp'ny
B' particular requrt-t the company will re-
ma :1 one Week more. presenting anentlrcly
new programme every night.
Alice Kemp.
The people‘s favorite. In a n-w character
every nhtht.
Geo. A. Hill.
The rbamtrr comedian. will be on hand as
usual. with an eutirerompany of favorites.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
The. Serpglll’s Slilltl
' FAIRLY FOILED.
20'0"“ ¥96L0|;§R Ad-laslaa. lo. 20 and so cents.
' llranil Hatimon Saturday. liliw
500 PlTTEBllS '
from which to make your selec-
tion. I bought about two months
ago some “5,000 rolls to be ship-
as soon as made. These
goods are now arriving and l
I 2th Annual
MASQllEllAIlE BALL
0? THE
lillllllll Silliillllllllll
GERMANIA HALL.
Wasklaatou litres! Brittle. flu. Norwalk. ‘
TUESDlY EVE'G. FEB. 2|
mate on your wor Now is n "all“. 5' Bill! a Person.
good timetohsveyourwork done volt
Plluiill‘ifiiilmi‘tfil’illtlt First M4 15; (Shareh-
* llll I’lllllllll , P “our; “n"“f-f‘m-
bylhorouth mwhflnicfi . llfSlllla emlnlscences
Em"!!! "' ll” "‘91 1'" ol the tale liar.“
3" I". HAITI! I. Illlllfl.
E. E. Gorham,
llEllIESllll limit, to. 22.
In. I First Av... Rut levwalk. fItf
Old Warthog-sad Its-lo by tMCkolr.
Shilling-“.MFEéfislll- ARIIBSION. lb CENTS.
see them. Some of them are the
finest I ever saw. The price on
all will be verylowt If it is not
convenient for you to come to
! I I as l IM'fllesilcashg-mkd at Plat-ted”
[ion is new. _ nd ... .
“GUMWORTL' it ane‘r gland}; If h Norwaik on“.
Won Guam ""’
W
Three Ital "sum for tilt.
am‘ good term t
I “when hing-”iron gut: remark.
sent daily trains. 'i'k:nast¢k
. lw strokes are
koassswevsbslt tnvsllat
theta t’lMsark. which willeavsr the
h.- of
let- us-
tara 'l'ks'lhtssrsl’l t. about
Isl-slut lassmovtw .
is 4 Illustrates»
slim. Flt uncut.
Prof. E. Houseworth
WORTH!“
H. 8- HOOD.
amount-amt. suits m'ot.
A. Flliclt & Son’s
calmed Milli Ilsa hm.
flask-i. hits a m
Tuesday Eve’g,Feb.l4
ltilrin’ LlZZlE nARKINs.
Austin Hungarian Band
Single tickets. including reserved seat. 500.
admlmion ltickets for sale at box
Resnved seats on sale at Pinneo's and Plain-
Woman’s Relief corps
47th
Annual Statement
0" I‘ll!)
Bonneclic’lllulual
life Insurance to...
ill Hartford, llcnn.
Sn Assn-re. January 1. “.... ...WJ‘I.
RECEIVED IN in:
For Premiums...uwx
For Interest and
Reuts..... 3.1683700
l’mlltantllinss.... “.0371
——.-— “MD
Mum
DlSBURSBD IS in
For claims by
death and ma~
tured endow-
ments ........ talents: 75
Surplus return-
ed to policy‘
holders ........ 1.23.5814
Lapsed and Sur-
l'undered Pol-
icies... . £166.8le
Torauro E’ouvr-uoul-
IRS .................. $5.57.“ I!"
Commie-ions to Agents.
Salaries. Medical lia-
aminers‘ fees. Print—
ing. Advertising. lag-
al. Real Estate and all
other expended. 78.155”
Tarn ...........:.\I).li0fl
7.66.815 er
Ramses Sn .tasurmlleciilaw 850ml.“ ‘lt
Sl‘ll EDITH 01’ ASSETS.
biotin upon Real Estate. first lieu 835.444.7500.!
loans upon stocks and Bondnnu .. 8.3250
Premium Notes on Policies in force List.” 0t
(hint of Real Estate owned by the
(.‘nmpnny......... ....... $.79le
(.‘osi of l'nlted States and other
Bonds ............................ 12mm 1!
Cost of Bank rind Railroad Block-i “3
Cabin Banks 1m.
Bills receivable .................. SI 73
WW“ it
Ann
Interest due and accrued ”HEB ill
lients accrued .......... 7.0“ VI
Market value of stocks
and Mntlu over cost... talus":
Net «left-rm! premiums. H.513
. —~—~ 31mm 15
”)th timers, lit-tomb" ill, lm..fltiflfifl'
LIABILITIKM
Amount required to
all
all-titling Pallets-met.
Forum) ’11 standsrtlJfltllflm ill
All other llshllltlcs.... lJl’lmol
-. -.. wwsl
fittarws by Company'- titandard. .n” A
Huuwa by state [sports will eat
uwrd........... .. ..iflmm
rel-insure out.
Italic-of I‘lpflmnf management
tormlptolnlilt.‘ ........Iltl2perceat.
l'ollrlreln force-Dre Ill. warms:
Insuring; .............. .. “31.17.7373!"
M803 L BHEEIE. hesitant.
llllll I. llllflll. lint-P1081.
Ellllllll I. NICE. Sit.
lllllEl ll. Wills. ltllttly.
ALVRIDT.IICIIAIDit.llmraI Amt,
Isa- 10 Company's Building. lart-
l'srd. Csaa.
JACOB I. LAITON. Amt llsstk lsr~
walk. Cons. telw
mm ‘ on
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N’s-d
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tinnitus. One--
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