{Washington St,
um EVENING SENTINEI.
JAIN GOLDEN. Editor and MW.
5 hove I a good
.‘thing and We want
IOON’G cums.
(W a seismic use
miniatureIm Aim-lac lor‘l‘o-v-cmw.
Eligb This how Tids
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How York Harald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-dny promises to be from part-
iy cloud;- to clear till the afternoon, with
slight temperature changuJollowsd by cloudi-
ness.sud possibly in the night by to; on the
coasts To—tnnrrow it promises to be gsnornl~
ly cloudy and slightly warmer, followed by
rain or snow.wilh fog and dangerous winds
wonLn's I'IIIII term-251'.
Pointers for People Who Return Coupons
9 "The Sentinel " office
People who return coupons in Tun lim—
3 Fair contest should exercise
caution in writing names thereon. Several
blank coupons have been returned in packages
v. ItlI others; these are not counted
in f «cilitstc the countingaurl filing of coupons.
which. we find. is quite a tack, people are re-
qurated to turn them carefully and amuse
' them all the same way.
pens; if you rots for more than one rsndidsls
make separate packages of each name or en-
clocc them in scpante envelopes. A memor-
andum outside or inside of the envelope. giv-
ing the number of votes and who they are for.
will ful‘llllalr the work of counting. Coupons
t-Icoired After 103. to. do uo't appear in the
is sure to do all we
claim for it.
If your liver is tor- mmmmmu-
pid it will cure the
trouble and make you
feel like a new per-
Try a package of
low ill Kuwait
600 Paper
Will ’3 Fair.
PI‘BRI‘AIW 14.
TiiiS (‘OUI‘OX in order I
to in muutcvl. must ‘
lurncrl In Till tiunnnfi
tllllt't' on or before I“
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till l’ilSSmnt he sent by 1‘
i I: Lil. handed in M the hills 0 E
If p: Ihlhntiun. nrrlcpositwl l‘
in the lettrrbnx III the ”1- ’1
II. II. l’hisied,
43 WASHINGTON ST.
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CELERY
KILLS ALI. PAIN AND vamotln'rm
to lure Isles:
IIII lute Restless Bays.
,IIII lore Sleepless Nights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diges-
thl flops takrs the plate of despair; your
daily duties become a delight and Life a
IIglice. guidrcssed to“EVorlti's f,
Wilt-wit: tlien. Over River. , . . ..
)iid‘fnrr:\llcn.0ver Riser. , ,
HIV-Alida Mull. Franklin
.‘liss Addie ll Iutnn. Over [tin-r
Mrs. f‘nrnolln Bennett, (,‘onct-rrl
Miss f'lIIIl'lIIitc Brynn. l‘nncunl ..... .
“Ls Annie Bone-dirt. ilroolhi in... . .
Elia-I Anon iiurr. Center . .,
Miss P. E. Beebe. Fits? Nor-Visit... ,
Mrs, F. .1. Pump, tin-r River ............
.‘li‘a h‘n-nn Curtis. Over River. .. . . ..
)iiss Mug :lc (‘lat'enlfoncord .........
Miss Anna illckormsn. ('oncord. , .. . ..
bliss ("urnclin Elwood.(7enter.... . .....
Bliss Mary Brenden. Frnuhlin .
“HG i 'nrrie Flynn, Center
_ _ ni. III for drunkenness and breach a! the
Miss \iattlo Gregory. Cmr rd..
ills-I )iinnic Gtalfrcy. Bast Norwulk .,
lilac Jennie Gregory. Franklin ....... .
i'runk “rt-gory. ('ranberry I talus ......
Edward H. (lumburt. East Xnm‘oik ...
Miss Josie Geller. Franklin ............
Mrs l.. J. tiny. East Norwaik .......
.‘llsb Mury l1. Len-rich. 0m lilver....
bliss Edith hnvre, Franklin ...........
‘Mirs t'lmriotte liabinnt. Concord. . .. .
bliss Mary Long. Franklin. , ,. . ,. .
M" M. if. Illichell. Connor-L...
Silvia L J. Morison. East Norwalk
Miss Ella Orlich. Franklin .......
lit-Anna OrllI-h. Concord ..
bliss Annie Faulos.Centsr....... ,
Miss Mary Quixg. (toocord ...........
libs Daisy ltyder. last Norwslk. .....
Miss [nulls flmith. hast Norwalk ......
, Miss Emma B. Smith. Cartoon] ....... .
libs Katherine sebum .......
Miss Elia Hatfield. Pent". .. .
medulla St. John. North Center ......
tiangs’l’humpmn. W.innlpank .
Miss Lizzie Tulle». Franklin...
.tlisa itebu Taylor. Over Riv
Mrs. Russo Webb. Center. ..
Miss Maggie Weed. I’rankli
bliss Man B. Woodman. Franklin .....
lilac Edna Wilsothrosd River........
liovaee B. ngbaanlvsr Blm.... ..
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
llllll - MOTHER.
Ask your neighbor about it. and if not fully
(lily Ilrug
. 'Allfllfm on.
Or
a. A. Grosgry & 00..
NORWAL-K. il’l'.
briéii” Frans; “etc.
mamrgiadried Peaches,
very fine quality,“ 20c lb.
ltaspbsrries, dried, at 25c lb.
Neww Prunnclis lac lb. New
Promise lb.
Scotch ”dried” Pens, soul: and
‘Beuuests that no moonwa- be ssstis
Wilbur Bates has moved into oncof
Theodore Austin’s cottages on Maple
Fred Burch-rd, who is stationed in the
signal tower at Iarcbmont, spent Sow
day with hi pronto.
Jean Iiihpaugh and Robert Button
are toatatta list: and reputable business.
They contemplate hiring the store occu-
pied by Wilbur Bates, who will move
intotbensw building now being put up
by George Everett.
Barons- Blane. who occupied the
portadnsw Marrow Beans,
f‘ Wuhan. soitbotiiogzmcqt,
Fine white fut Mackerel.
t oh the coast of Ireland;
from i, lb to 1} lbs; age
.. ehsspstltclb.
mammdlomamis up
agoodstockon hon
advices.
hold I ”crop badly lasted. We
.m‘ “we 1““
_.-...yastiteyeilowhslt
So. NorWalk.
What that’soataoansOit‘y annals;
“Cari...
l‘ireahrmhnx-Bwillbsstruokat
“12:05Wsdoesday.
Chester I". Clark. of Quintard avenue.
lmsccept:da position in Raymond a
.-Buy isr’scsndm Julia 9 I
lane’s. yin Washin in'gtou' voryday
Harold A. Far-ens has gone to Bosnia
with a party of Columbia College stud-
ents to inspect the Chestnut Hill pump
works.
Themseof isoscli Presrysgainst the
Housatonic Railroad company. is be-
fore the Court of Common Fleas, Bridge-
port, ioday. O
it required the strength of four bones
topuil the tramway car to South Nor-
walk this morning on account of the
snow and slush.
«Dr. C. F, Boutweli has secured the
services of Dr. G. \V. Bennett, who will
be phased to see his former patrons.
llr. and lire. Iisson VanKieet. of
Washington street were the recipients
the form of twin girls.
The members of Norwslk Lodge, No.
2881. G. U. 0. of0. F., will give u re-
ception in their rooms on Washington
street, to marrow night.
—Just out “Reba Waltzes. " Coleman s.
The regular monthly meeting of But-
ler Chapter. No. 38, R. A. ll., Will he
held tonight. beginning at 8II'clnclt. The
mark degree will be coufrrml.
Jami-s Knapp. of South Norwnlk, has
been chosen by Copinin Ives to captain
the Yale freshmen crew. Cross, who
has had charge of the freshmen before,
has been put In training with the 'rutsity
Ciliitlidii't’tl. Knapp is a brother of How
an] ll. Knaprule's famous athlete, and
it sort of James I! Knapp, the hot munu.
fuctan-r
-—Purc coffee with pure cream, be. a
cup.dcpot restaurant. Open all night.
We respuctfuliy succest that the street
Ilepmtmpnt secure the services of on on
mum-r and retain him until he devmcs a
way to change the crosswalk in front of
Tut: iii-15113321. Umt‘e so that it Will he a
crosswalk and not a gutter. us it ill! born
for years. We lwliww it. can be door.
and mo nurn- that it ought to he done at
Itltt‘i’. ‘
—inslructionn given in French, lIotlIin
grammar and conversation. Addnvsn
lit-o Minnie E, liullock, core Rev. OiIn
liuilm-h. 33 Buy-view um, 50. Nurwnlk.
Chauncey Brundsgo was arrested Ia~i
. pence. JIIstIce.Townscrtd gave him tell
. days in the county jail. George Sher—
wood. better known as "Leno." wits also
pIcked up last night. He was accused
of being a vagrant, and will tint] II home
in the Bridgeport Institution for the Hi
0 suing thirty days.
We must sgnin impress upon the read-
out of THE Ssx‘rlszt. the necessity of m-
turning World's Fair coupons within
‘ one week of the date of issue In order to
have them counted. Coupons dated
February ll expired yesterday. sud cou-
pons dated E‘shmsry 7 expire today. A
number of unlisted and expired coo
were rt-cdved today; they w not
counted.
1 «You will find the best variety and
quality of fish with lowest prices in town
weak ilsb. 12c: smelt. i0c.
Yesterday a driver for the Holmes.
Keelnafieileck company left a heavy
truck flooding In front of Bayes’ market
on Nortbllalu street. Dr. ”or stop-
ped heartburn, waiting for a train to
pan, when hisbous beta-Is frightened
and rules into the truck Mimi“!
at wheels of lbs physician's wagon were
hroken.andit,ss taken to a carriage bookstore.
An effort is bring mallssmnnglocal
stampcotlectotstofcrmaflocistyonhs
Bonsai Fbliatsly for the mutual bmsdt
of times interested in tbocolleetioacf
pottegeststopa. ills intended to have
several stamp inoroabat hand and hit
npescbnewstampasitappvars on the
factory for repairs.
It looks like business down at Hickory
Bind. in Wilson'- Cove. Senator lead.
ochw Canaan,isatworkonhisbeauti-
fol cottaee. D. 0. Rnscoe.slsootllcw
cottsaeassoonss the weather permits.
this. week for a cottage near iIh dock
property. Mr. “ratchet. of New Canaan.
a new boom nod Rev William ll.
railroad and the oil? water.
restarts-ct. Opsosllnlabt.
tlatsvoplebsva been
. electric light plant last nlgttlu
st Bayrs’ market. Steak cod, 12c pound;
Canaan, intends breaking ground for his
and A. B. ’i'utblll will raisethetrsale
, , Immanuel-Immanuel autopi-
Thomasistaikiog of erecting two new minimum-Islam
Wmhhsborepwperty. Anthem: Milo Joys:
udrlsnuwisbioruowistbsekctrie
.Wmmm
Walton today by theatrsst de-
Mtitwodllkavegivea them ad- fWWMdWl-“im‘ ;.
dhiosal points. ltis a blamed Ill-I '
The boat Katie lichlIiaros [a~ «up
charging a cargo of El Nora coal in
Bridgeport fwltsytaondBrotbers
it. E. Kinney.wbo is being hosted.»
Dr. Scbavoir's BauItsrlum. Richmond
Hill, Stamford, is improving. and he
bopsstobsabls soon to return to this
city. ,. i . .ue .
John hula}, _ IInII'CII-rtu c 1".in
lor f Erwi Pa. visited the i4pm;
with a npruentatlvs oi “3“?
Electric company. lir.'i‘syior‘ is pred
dent also 850 horse power plant In Er
win. Both gentlemen expressed them
selves as being much pleased withtbs
city‘s works. _ ,
Some one haassid that but one thing
cache decent stints. Previously this
might have been true income former
age, but in our present time ithpleao-
ant to think that three things can be ac-
complished at once. First. helping u
good muse; second. enjoying the old
soul’stirring wnr songs. sung in a de-
lirbtful manner by tirseciasu singers:
third. plossure of listening to a ringing,
animals-d. nai description of fun,
, incidental to ice at
the lots war. At the
church, February 22.
NDINAIII NEWS.
A III-any Budget or Items From the
Hannah In. of Ion
Town clerk Smith is at his office to
day for the first time since ins recent ill-
ness.
The Daughters of the King of St.
Paul's church will meet at 8 o'clock to-
night In the parish rooms.
liiiia’ People‘s Theatre company will
prom-ct the drums, "The Serpent's Sting;
nr, Fairly Foiled” at the Opera Home to-
night.
——.\dmi&~'ion is 50c to the concert and
mctubie of Co F at the urinary hunight
C. B. Coolidge. clerk of the town
Baud oi licshb, reports that several
cmrs of diphtheria have been reported
this month.
——-~~ i
The suit of the Norwslk Gas Light
company vs. the Borough of Norwslk is
on trial again in tlIeSupcI-ior Court at
Bridgrput to day.
The ladies of (Bruce Church Guild will
hold II nu-eting in the guild Immatli
o‘clock Friday afternoon, instead of
\Vwinesd. Iy, as usual.
The Alpha Wheel and Sushi club lei
talking of moving front their present
quarters in the 34le building into
rooms over Glover & Olsen's store.
—Jatmnm‘ "and Warmers. Just the
IlIiv-gfor this cold weather. flies the.
at J . .i rthur Pinneo’s.
A number of N rwslk (Tongregatimni
isle are attending the fellowship meet
Psalms lsxxv.. 6
The Junior depirtmeut of the Y. P
8. C. E. of the Norwalk Congregational
church will hereafter meet at two'ciock
Sunday afternoon, in the chapel. in-
stead of 3:15 o'clock. as heretofore.
vagrant claiming a horse in Palermo.
N. J.. yesterday afternoon, for drunken-
ness. [is was tried before Justice Read
this morning and fined “00 and coats.
Dialling Clerk Harry Mitchell, the post
oiilce pooster. says they call the new
reply postal card “the boomerang," be»
came it is not out to return. Postman
it, as it 5 built on the Australian plan.
At the Norwalk Baptist church. to
night. Rev. F. 8 Robbins will preach on
“Temptation a loans of Grace." wed
Its-day evening, "Experience Betti
”My evening, "flops for 'k
sliders.” The public cordially Inrl
attend tbs-s meeting.
4 in
market.
presided.
Ickerman & San,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOllTH NORWALK. CONN.
‘ PERSONAL Alill wont.
Plans-It Paragraph About our us
Other We reloads.
Therswiilbsdaocaand social events
galore to-day. it being the last chance
society will have to exert itself before
lent, which commences tomorrow.
Among the evsnuwill healectors under
coast the ornsu'agluh at andco ton-rm it
”win. 9” had not t rooghwi do my.
bfldleftme. sudlbav'ebotsuffér-
sdwitiI a cough orcoidsiuce.
well wwwmm
liaNew York millionaire gIvesn din-
ncratfitbaveoueandfithstreet
8700.00, which givm 19 d
andtbms $1,“.
each for Cactus B
Ir. Albert Favorite. of Arkansas 0i
wishes to give our readers
of his experience with colds.
, “I contacted a cold early last
spring thatoettlsd on my lungs, and had
hardly recovered from It when i caught
another that hung on all summer and
lett me with a backing cough which I
thought I never would get rid of. I had
used Chombcrlaiu’ s Cough Remedy some
fourteen rears I80 with much atone-s.
l Largest Slush. finest floods and Lowest Friars, quality considered. in ms;
ms; will be the author
Jami” ,, slumps (lib-ob and the"
subject“ hi talk will be “1"ch Welcome
It will be illustrated
by black- board sketches and drawings.
The first usual reception of the Elite
Social club will beheld in thsAthenmum
tonight. at which Wctdsnhammer will
furnish music. As entertains» nt and
sociable at their bail on Water street she
takes place tonight. ’ihcn there will be
the full dress drill at the armory, fol-
lowed by a concert and aoctable. Music
for the concert and dancing will be fur-
nished by Heine‘s full orchestra.
John Joseph Marvin, Jr.,
Morgan, daughter of Mr. and lira. Theo
dots Keeler, of Westport, will be marri-
ed in the Westport Congregational
church, Wednesday noon, February 22
Mrs. Frank Camp. after spending a
few days at the residence of her pants,
Mr. and Ira. Jaspa Fryer. of Riverview
Tom,hasrstumsdtohsrhomcio
of the Flowers." "’r 13 limi- Maine. at» Nam
have totopayOMIi)
“01}ka cursthern,
being 87 person at the feast?
. Inquire at Flaiated’s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about wtus Blood Cure
lir. C. F. Davis. editor~— of the Bloom-
field. Iowa, Farmer, says:
omntend Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
toail sulfmrs with colds or croup. i
have used it in my‘family for thepast
tw. years and have found It the best i
ever used for the purposes for which it is
intended." 50 cent bottles for sule by G.
C Stilism. dmevist.
Taylor & Golden.
Ileal Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON SIRE".
Paul Beichow, formerly of South Nor
walk, who is the proprietor of a ton-or-
ial establishment in Bamton, N. J.. was
among the attendants at the Arion boll wit-s-
-aie in every moan“ the cit at rrlsonabic
aodmaasv terms. y sus
Mill's-1.». ““
0111mm ”Bird‘s: II].- Initial: iron
Works company. Experienced ratios at
John A. Duty. of New York city. was
the guest of his mother, Mrs. i ll Duty. r
on West avenue, Norwaik. yesterday.
Frederlck W. Hubbard and sister, of
Huron, hitch" ure guests of I". St. Johnsi
Lockwood, of Eaton-one.
Gorge il. King and wife. of Framing-
ton, lines , are the nurses of Cum-- "
and hire. A. G. Judson.
Miss Cathie Power will giveavalen-
tine party this evening at her home on
tit-dental nmce attendant. an‘ intrlligenl
young woma or girl. A
.Keudatl. No. 9 \‘I' aching! on street.
TEIHROl' ONLY cornpelent housekeeper
would litv a petition W ldovrer' s tamiiy
Addm Housekeeper deluge-l
PANTAWW maker
Swords, 9) Washington IL. South "INN.
COMPETE“ man tupack hats Address~
flatter, sentinel Ofllce. South. Norwaisi
Mint Elia Bette. of Nail) street. Nor-
walk, has returned from a visit to New
ODS! of seven roving on (‘rxlar ct eel
Apply to F. Ham "Norfth
lira. A. ll. Antietam. of New Milford.
is the guest of J. F.1‘readwell, of North
WAGK of all rooms. corner Grove street
War Idwsrd avenue. so; mmm
“oodward avenue rent til; lite rooms or
ilrst floor. corner Bomb Main street and Han-
Iprill. house in rooms
ford Place: rent 315
font '
"Elfin“; RIVER.
vows and (local. of the Day in
Z t hit-hector place.
Horn and about one acre of
abundance of Iruit trees. etI. Rent i
uirc at the oflioeof theOld “el
Washingtoi street.
pthbns. ae‘utgtalémeuts partiesd Ill:
Kora-lit. mtjmué- lights run all modern eon
runieum M reasonable raters inquire or
J ll Jennings. 1| Knight street. 'irrt
I-‘Clll iAlll'.
'HEAF if void immediate}: lot tli'im‘vrs‘l
I -idsof Bayv'ew avvnue. A
St. John. ll Elisabeth street, flout
masc:nl.sxnocsf
(‘A\ BE MADE
monthly working
\ on“! South ll tlI street
M‘NOT IC E.
lil‘ annual meeting of stockholders of the
. Millions IIII :u:.r:;::.:::rt ......
The Rev. lit. Anderson. of East er
walk, will prvach to the Scandinafiannt
nf Dunhury, Wednesday evening.
George Roberts, son of Captain Wil
lism O. Roberts, has resigtwd his pm:—
tionun the steamer New port, plying be
tween New York and Aspinwull,ami rc-
Yoiterdsy proceedings in a divorce
suit were served on (‘h harles 8 Elm, of
East \orwralk by his wife Carrie Flatt
Elma. of Bridgeport.
asked on the ground that the defendant
is habitually iatemperstc.
Thomas Taylor, who severely injured
htnuelf some time ago by falling from
the buck storp of his residence on Yan-
Ztmit avenue, has sufficiently rvcovered
from th- catastrophe to ennble him to
mums his duties as pattern maker at
.he Norwalk lock factory.
Rev. Harvey E. Borneo is expected to
assist this evening in the revival services
being held in the East Avenue Methodist
All persons who are
interestedin the salvation of their fol .
lawman-re urged to be present. The .
exorcism will commence at 7:80 o'clock.
mg in Wilton today. Rev, 1'. K. Noble
will preach the sermon. Bis text h
\‘urwalk Iron Works (‘0 will be held at
be tumour in South Norwal
Real Estate ail Auction.
“SPAN? to an order of the (hurt of
Probate for the ”Mid“ of Nolan-ll. the
auction
Olllcer Dann arrested John White, II
subscriber will off. r for sale at Inbli
host bidder on Wellness-la
circuitry. loll» at three or:
M all such light. title and Interest a
Ici‘artbr. late of Nor-talk. in ash!
Ldecstsrd hadat the timeout-r death
toa boa-candlot in South. Norwalk on
Ilsa nearly aldsot helps the
testimonial“ bybsvatlbatimev-f her
aka the Inca
ermaaadcoodltlonamade" knmwuat lilac of
Episcopal church.
Iisytlowrr Hook and i adder coir-pattyd
hsa appointed a committee consisting of“
K C. Boswell, James H. Reeves. and
[align Bdmunds, to confer with a almi-
lsr committee from Volunteer Hose com-
pany and the Fire Police regarding the
advisability of electing a board of engi-
nests. 'i‘tIs committas from Volunteer
lines company an 8; 8. L'fiommsdisu
”Jam. Hoyt sud Elmer Hendricks. s‘ud
from the litre Folios.
cavitation! Smith
ter Hubbell thinks it is a good name for
A!
Dual Ninth Noni-Ii. Feb. I. ll”.
Will. PAPER
Smut IIl I893.
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‘stock for.’ this lesson ex-
Ernest (Em-sel-
Manama“
item on thin, 1 ha
po evaluate than
20.000 nous
5‘00 PllTEIlIlS
from which to malts your selec-
tion. i bought shout two months
ago some “5.000 rolls to be ship
pod as soon as made. h
are now arriving and l
cordially invite you to call and
sssthcm. Somaof thematothc
finest i ever saw.
u» snar- v. w. o Wis. annals-m.
1hlasteotutalomsntiutbsY.l..
A. course was sites in the Norwslk
Opera Boon. lest sight.befors cos of
therttto—Baapriss bandsod tacit»
umbrlii-Iuioailkmnwhorsader»
sdaaancssdloglyrsjsyabls
olsblgbordsrotmsrit. 'l‘hssstsrtats-
mm was «Is at the best ever [Ives goods
under the staples- of the WI!
The compiles can be mild
spootksir coed judgment is wearing
tbsbsttsrchsaoisswrlalalassutortbs
soar-e Thelsrsssttsadsaosatsllth
eonrtalsmsatsiadlsahatksttksusdurtv
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. children cry for
Pitcher'a cantons.
children cry for
Pltc hot'a Osatoriao
’l‘bscasscf llysrAIpertvaAJioIaer
Byicstoo. to recover asst my? .
isblastlugnutstoueforafonndatioofw “Mal" Milt ltwastaev
sue-um Juliannllobsll
The committee of W [on
tbsfslrtobshrldattlts my as:
theaospicsaofsotopaoy Daadtkelsui
“II-Wmfnvtbs m a. cosmi- of the American M
mateooyonrw
yourworkdone “
goodtimstohavs
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“universal-datum
mammal-vacuum.
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E E. Gorham,
mamamuw It!
Member wheu'ws-oilsr bar- _
mwmmm'mms
Our rsputatlonwilltnsurs’ that.
(latch on to the lite lines we are
throwing out. Our goods are sold
on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
pocketbook.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
LEADING ouocun, , ._ ‘33 WASHINGTON 81’.
.come. and list to the butcher's son“,
We're told t t men have lived who couldn’t possibly 0 wrong,
And that In this town are butchers who never sold tough meat
Who never told a lie and whose voice and smiles are sweet. 3
There are some so tender hearted that for fear you’ll choke with thirst,
They ii direct you to a BEER SAIDON—now Isn't that the ysry worst.
Beer makes folks tired I‘m told. let's ho tbs butchers ms ’t so;
Just ask them. if you w _if they thin that we are 810W. '
We’ ve been there many 'me, I! though and the tale WE STAID,
And of butchers rugby , dpwu across tbcatrcct), dear friends, wercnotafrald.
E J. WADHAMS. Proprietor .
bki'fllfi' Still!“ » “(PIES ilEiiiEll, PEllPlE's IIIIET,
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Telephone call 523. | homeroom guaranteed. I aTeIeMésli. 513k
“WW“ 47th
HOSPITAL BENEFIT!
Music H . . '
TuesdayEve’g??eb.l4 Annualyslazlemem
Sontk Norwalk Dramatic Club
in the Comedy Drama
‘flown by Bunneclic’lllulual
the mica.” ”l“ “swam in.
Ines nosr rug» ill Hartlonl, llitllll.
"”5 Kill; Ely??? RKI‘S
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