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'l‘llE mum; SENTlNEh son mum.
INCOMEWMW. Elli theheehel o-rflb nun-III
Tun—l ée nt.-Incan-
81.5: [waits-w aria! crate
W
if
William c. In. attended at. Arlen
ball at Indian Square Garden, New
are I 8:11,. ll; :w‘ tt-ts Ym'u'km'
(m8 “,7. W318 “" Ammunition" York rum
-_‘_ )mflta weteenhcurletethls morningonsc-
out ‘ ' countofthslnowstorat.
wallowing”. “MW,“ .olw;
V' CWKOLK 9' {“1” Southssi winging-lla- mloaemhuytppwkg-dm—ge
W» Mtwmcmsmuflsyw’m
{in item. 8.
on;
my test lei-{d Weather terse-er.
'l‘heweethertuley premiers to he cloudy.
with snow. attended by dangerous high winds
oruleeofl thecceet.but followed poeslbly by
cl-ring. Tomorrow it promises tube partly
cloudy and fair. with slight temperature
changes. presibly preceded by snow.
“If“? LITE!”
Remaining uncalled larat the followingpnet-
cdlces for theweekendiag Feb. l8. ten. Por-
eon-calling (or any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
south Newelk- llrs.P. A.huert. lit-Cer—
riell. Val-tune. Kn Will
P. lined]. limBrthchhulteeI-e vratlcld-
Imwul Peterson. loueill.
Karl-film dlie Wane“. William inee.
Mi- lieu furl-y. urn-.0 lee
rsCer-rie Hitchmer Miss
Mary We. "wit-3‘"; .lohu OOConuor Idward
Poyree. H. Hath“. F.
irrve John W Illa. 6 lawn.“ Lydon.
Imp lilcttsr‘eClul'he urn-strum. ttn. Anna
I.V Cole. Vred
B. H k HI: P Kelley Ml- Helen
”workmen-s Walker. '
last Norwuk~lll a. A. A. Godder' Ire.
Freak Hoyt. Andrew .1. Tucker. 'l'homas
Wankel."
BayaroudHrothus,hasgonstoworkfor
HuhcktFMeeengineer.
Dibble & Gamecock have just received
scar load of high gtedeflcur. which they
guarantee will suit all purchasers.
—R~oneble prices at Lane‘s depot
Iteteureat. Opensllnight.
’l‘heCoueolideted road officials are con.
sidaiag the advisability of reducing the
tar-l! on bicycles over the various divi-
dot. of the road in the spring.
Wit! it
do” mm“ "“' ' la the no. Senate, Thursday, Beam
Ferris, of South Norwalk. introduced a
reeolutiou validating the title of Charles
Thiel, oi Norwalk, an alien non-resident,
and sustaining hie rightto convey certain
eat-to. _
—-llise Minnie E. Bullock will give
lessons in French. both in grant-arsed
conversation. Adda-ea as above, care
Rev. Olin Hellock. 33 Bayriew avenue.
Au————-—-
.9.
11%;:th liver 18 tor—
pid‘t‘r‘llt will cure the
troubleand make you
9L, .3, new per-
} a».
youth's rrIIt cosrrsr.
rote-re r'er tspIS’wa‘e let-n Coupons
hes-artld ” Dice
The street commissionerset his men to
work early this morning cleaning the
cromwalke of snow. and they are now in
Very passable condition. Hr. Pelhem
ehonld be commended for his prompt
work.
Damn thereon. Eeyore]
rebera returr ed in packages
with others: lites; are not counted In order
to Lollitate the cou- “an and tilingof coupons.
whit-have find. iaqulte a 'e-k. people an re-
qvtt Ste to trtm them carefully and arrange
them the «are way. Ito not mix the con
pone; if you vote for more than one o andldete
mate ”separate puck-‘2:- ot glcll name or en-
clore them in senate envelop”. a are r or-
andnmoutwil or lude of the envelope. riv-
luv the nataherof rates and wh - they are for.
will fut-ll tar the work of counting. Coupons
r-ceired after Illa, m do not appear in the
Landlord Walk. of the thackemo
Hotel. to at New Haven to-day to alto-art
a meeting of the Connecticut Bole.
.Ileu'e Annotation. The meeting will be
at the New Haven Entree, where [hr
members will have in elaborate dinner
rseut Ibttday.
-0ue of my customers laid to m- ;
"Thought I was buying good buy lit-tor».
not what i got trout you is way ahead or
it.” lentil T. Hatch. ll .Ierehall rtret-I.
The twelfth annual masquerade bell oi
the Germeaia Smngrrbuat will take
place in their cosy hellou the hridp.
Monday night. It pryimiece to eclipse
all previous efforts of the moiety, as al-
ready enough tickets have been sold to
assure in financial succe-s. Music for
the occasion will be furnished by Heine’s
orchestra.
A new light was thrown on the pumi-
bleorigia of the lire tn the Alfred Knapp
hope on Fairfir-ld avenue by Postmaster
Edwin Adams in conversation with a
Smart. nporter yesterday etternoon
He said that William 8. Atherton had
two large layutlres Thursday alteration to
hie yard. which adjoins the Knapp place.
There is a [svsibility that a spark from
nneoftheselodgediathe corner of the
W, thus setting tire to the house.
if“? Phitlod,
‘. ‘
5.33..
or «norm. ST
lDXAlDlliIl
gcaLERv
murtmmmwoonsm
.'- murmur.
Hillside.
II Wilts.
lullmlrssliglts
"MAW“! perhetDiesr
lftwnhsvlsu-ddwruln ruur
mislead-esteem and Mice
fi' 7‘ f’t-r'
WSW—”WW“
”manta-kw”
Yankee
l. , D’TEWDIHEB.M
“Menominee!!! est fully
“rehash-tun
gimp Store
grit. K). IOWA“
G. A. Greuorr at 00..
School“...w
Iiis‘l' Pill’lllAR
School Teacher
la the Town of lierwslk to the
{World’s Fair
I mxtmaybeeentbymall. handed ‘E
in of publication. ordepoelled
in law»; at the entrance to Tue \
emu. oillce. seem to "World s ’
I no alum.—
«llnylcr‘s candy, lreeh «my day. at
lane's. bl Washington st. V
lthnotat ell neresserytoseytosny
onewhoheeererlistenrd to Rev. H. E.
Datum in hiewwkly talks or Sunday
sermonsthet he aererspreksuponany
subject without having the fullest do-
teiisaud wmpietest familiarity with it
Withsuchethsmeeethesuhjrctolhis
lecture, “Personslltemiaisceaeeeof the
late War." when every word will be
thosethat comelrorneetual experience
on the field. given with such maunevend
elm as his genius. fella. of
heart and enthusiasm will mpt,will
make the lecture onethatwillnotunly
be characteristic of thepveeeher. but
will he pveenrlusntly good and well
worthgclngtoheer.
Amt outwlebe Weltses." Colomeu' s
Ilsstnuie lemon. who’ve eornuch
oltketruutpegsillastrsttohtoeppeeria
have now u- out m of Herper‘s Weekly.
, city. Anlflvsttuwlu
oflr.Prsnfi'sststes
,"whtehbtcadoruthe
attbw.
wllslmfluctettsetlcw. Apvupueot m
WWII”. these-kw will ”Minnesota-"hr- l
‘So. Nor-walk. I
w‘e.r5yr not .« ....,
.h...‘ .;.o,,_
All
ltbexpsotedtlrattherewtllheelsrge
turnout of Odd Fellows to attend the
funeralolthelets George V. York to:
IncrrowetteruoonJroiuthe house at a
o’clcckendfroutthe Baptist church 'at
8:00. Afterthe burial at Union cemei
teryepecielcerswlllruntoflouth Kori
walk.
.0... mm but «an-xi
mluw 1WD. illuWeshing-d
r: c -' web 1% ; mqth‘i
“will“
not tournamenm
0.“ ‘ll'.’ ' " thew
D
announce-W”. Mm
onCeorgeH. Brown. has confessed lb
thethettotellghtovercoet from A. B.
Beckwith,cf themme city. He pawn-
editinNeeBt-ltaia. Thecoethsebeen
recovered and Starr will probably be
taken to Hartford when the Bridge-
port anthoritiesget through with him.
He was snared in Bridgeport some
time ago under the name of Parker for
forgery. South Norwelk people will re-
member Starr for the prominent part he
took in robbing Edward A. Raymond’s
rmteuraut on Wetbiuutou street, over a
yeerago.eudtheuforging h'unametoe
check. __
-—Did I hear you say theeeere doil
times? Come and me us andyouwill
change your mind. People’s Hark-st.
Norwalk and South Kore-elk, two doors
above the beer saloon that h opposite
Heya'.
hon Chutt.en Hungarian who was our
played by the Histal Telegraph company
In erecting the poles onWesltiagtoo street.
was quite badly hurt yesterday. The
gear: was mating one of the mpee. with
two tenure of horses attached to it. when
It slipped out of the block end wound lt‘
arif nround Chutt’s legs, roaring him up
in the air. When he came down he
landed on his lyeud on the pavement
which rendered him uncunacioua. The
other workmen went to his existence
end he recovered suflltnrutty
to go to hie home on
Bouton street. Chutt was a companion
oiJuhn Scitucki, who was found dead
M month in en outbuilding in the rear
.l Adamo Brotheru' furtmy.
XDBWALI ARIA.
s Brweny Budget at Ito-e ne. the
Mil m ol‘l‘uwm.
The town clerk is making out the
4mud Intof the town.
beaten services will be held “St.
Patti's and Grace churches next week.
“'illtaute a Allen. of Main street. have
taken the agency for the Union and litt-
t-Igh bicycles for Norwelk.
A break in the West avenue water
main near W. A. CurtIs' remit-ace made
us apprentice this morning.
lbybert London. of Winnipauk. is eerl
ou-Iy ill with double pneumonia. He
.rna not quite so It" yesterday.
Gauge 3. Bushnell. of Bridgeport.
yesterday purchased the George P. Quin
turd place on Arch street from C. B.
Gil-tilt!” 0“, _
Odie" Hertha. who has been boosted
upforserereldeyson account at e at.-
vere fell he received during the
icy period. expects toresume hie beat to
night.
In St. Mary's church. to-morrnw. a
collection for the educational benefit at
thelndteneand Negroes will be taken,
Thedrstflundey la lieuteachyear ls set
apart for that perpoeem
Rev. Fetberfilocum delivered a very
elective sermon on the observance oi
hentetthelomtnam ou Sunday. He
headiedeeverallwevslent vie. without
gloriee.eudlthreidthettherelsan up
easy feeling in certain oneness-Cow.
Thesaow sweptcd oi the horse cur
trackeestsnde ln wlndIowe down the
evsaw. OnWfllstteet. this Iatwul'
woufimnnflhm
Muslim arch agar .- “m
of “Ora-l" "Don’t Tryepemr'aad.
W.Mw.heettlelflnowl" . «K
m l
Haltmeethes increased in price and
theedsctisevldeatinliorwelk-arkete
Heb.whieh formerly wee thirteen and
fourteen cent: a pound. sow sells st
nineteen-dim. and the whims].
priesforit h rev—ts. find one hell.
Butchstsrspcrtelrsedy edsetof the
lenteusvseceupontheir
Heurylefleheyutia‘rr fielding.
Who who M Ivett is
flouthlldrwalk.while waking III-ere
pairs on the poruoftkeoid
schoolbsttdlaglethsteirynhppel
felltotkvpeead. Hewukslyleelev
sdaadsieb-epealkeltehssvhtre
tokbho-e. He lsea eaelenfllsary
o. Hailey, «mm-tr. net...
epwardscfdatyyv-eef-
1km“ thsappsrmrtef
S7 toSli~6armtms reduced to S5.
if we have your sire you can litre a Bargain. '
a\ .1”
ckerman & son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Thane“ meeting or the Knights of
Columbus has been postponed until
Monday,larchl. '
Dwyer's City of Norwalk band will
eelshretefit. Patrick’s fly by giving a
ccucertettheOpereHouse la thecven-
lng. ‘
Jamesli O'Heiily'shoreelrittiecrand
norm
low” “on“; WM... do?“
dam”), of Nor-
walk. ”will“ hhnchdnes-
day. He Is eutpioyed‘ia at Feacher’s shoe
factory. —New Canaan lawnm-
A two-weeke‘ val-ion. conducted by
the Jesuits. will open at St. llery‘s
church. to-tuorrow. The announce
meats will hemedeatthelom mess.
Ticket clerk Hedermeu, of the Nor-
walk depot. sold 250 tickets toSouth
Norwelk for the 7:32 train this morning.
The usual number 0! tickets sold issixty.
lre'l A. Clarke. theeged mother of
0. J. end 0. B Clarke. died at their
home on Westport avenue. this morn-
al wtil be hdd-to—morrow afternoon.
John Ryan. James Rogers end homes"
Roach wvre arrested Ht night for
drunkeuuem Josti e Townsend lined
them each I! and cats. They will work
it out caning chairs in the Bridgeport
jail;
lusiclau Harry W. Grant. of Bridge
pt)". attainet whom cherues were pre
Stiles lesion. Jr.. of Bridgeport. es
counselou theheariug which will take
placeia the Bridgeport armory Monday“
evening before [lieutenant-(blond
tho-re.
Norwalk wheeltnen will be interested
to know that the sprint meet at the
Gmnecticut' Divieion of the league of
American Wherlmvr. end the tonrna»
mmt of the New Haven Bicycle club,
trill not be given on item-rial Day. this
yrnr.aeth- urouads have been rented
(or that d” w the New Haven Central
Total Abstinence Unite). for a state
athletic festival Bo datehseyet been
set for the wheeltneu's meet.
Peter W. ll-ad. his son and deughter.t
came very near bring asphyxieted by
coal tree lat work. says the New Cs
aaan Messenger. 'l'hehlrvd men. hcm~
in; the boy making a peculiar unint-
aisrul io‘clock in the morning. went to
his roontend ftrnud him eimou uncon-
scions. He aha found If. “lead and
daughter unabletoarieeorepeek. lira.
lead is in Wadtington visiting her
grandchild. Baby Dytugtou. which was
born a week or two ago.
macro] the Sentinel: lies the Nor-
welk Horse I-lll'uad company the right
to sweep the snow from Its tracks and
pile itnpiuthe middleottho road sev
ere! feet high. as h the cues in Wall
street: The company heedouethisou
sen-rel occasions. end the snow has been
carted away at the «peasant the bar
ough. ‘l‘h. morning Wall street was
, ’ily”“‘an ofthe
snow piled up by the otrmpeuy. Can
euyonesuggesteremedy? Tskrerm.
"East Lynn" wee protlnced by the Peo-
plo'e’l'heatre oompny at the Norwalk
Opera “can. last night. to a fair endi-
ence. notwithstanding the storm. The
poriormem gave good setbfectlon. the
many specialism being warmly applaud
ed. Tonight the irish drama. “Colleen
liewn; or. The Brides of Gerryoweu,”
will he produced. introducing Ilsa Alice
Kempssthetlollsen Dawn, and George
A. Hill. Denuy lean and Kyles lla
Coppahsn. Theeotnpeuy wiltappeerla
tavcritecherscterseeduewspecieltire.
.. .T‘i'om res stiller ‘
p... _'Heflet‘etportaooegta last
ltlrlil'rlltewdoir, arm; hit»
guest oi Hrs. Frank heymour, Henry
street. ._......._..
Rey.ll.«ll.1’echer willprvechla the
Adveetcttrtsuencearek,llrld¢sport,ny-
norm.
fluryHoyth-hrekeepnndiorthe
censrcieuewhcusecnhhl’astevsuae
M-
'l'hs pedunlsv. C I. lug, oi the
htAvseaslstWIpheopslchetoh.
will” ettheaewhy using»
vleeca‘filcrylnginthsuoreuIM”
cOur reputation will insure that.
pocketbook. '
gains they ureellfresh, new goods.
Catch on to the life lines we are
throwing out. "'01::- goods are sold
on close figures, so you need not ‘1
pinch your appetite to save your
leg. aged seventy—two years. The fuuer- Glee
ferred hyCuptuin Harper. has retained Pn
CHARLES E.
LEADING GROCER. -
SEYMOU R.
33 WASHINGTON s'r.
SUNDAY 83371038.
masters and Their Ike-es l- Ker-walk
Churches let-marrow.
lerscoret. West etreet and lair-
sotrrn tic-wean Cosoasoertonet. West
stratum tier. Gerald
avenue end
aundwyajzeltlsm. Wilbur; we
of Christ
tee haircare.
Mesror mantles st
Them."
event en ' We‘ll-”J? 0’53“;
n “dart-ms on :9
sum dun-ammo. ll. ”Self-Depogmten‘i."
Bonn Nortwsu lllruonler. West .
near.6aruer E. Barnes. greater.
services Imam. end 710 p. at; undey
sch lei. my...
Bum Nouwenk Banninwm avenue near
Pine one. No settled Preaching
lozlleun. until-mum; Sund- ada‘iechcol. 12m:
Y. P. s. C. lereyer meeting.
Noewau Column-noun. corner Perk
end hwhet streets. Rev. 1'. K. Noble. D. 1)..
Bervhse
may“; athool. at We. m.Yand1's-m&mls
m Moral thect.”0urCoIn-
munimy‘iw 8n P prom!” 0&th the Done
Evening omietthlecl.‘ "The Woman
witha8.|lrlt ol lntlrtnlty.“
Norman: Mmonter. West and Mott ave-
Nonwsna Beer-tar. lent avenue. opposite
a. Rev. 5’. E Robbins. pastor. Sar-
vlceammm. end imp. nt.; Sundayschuol.
I: nt.: temperance eervce on: p. m.; rump
peoplel Msmeetlag out p. i. Morning ya I.
:“ yl Heeemee Bap-l t;" evening eu
rorge In Pulpit." Baptismal serrhe
In the creator
Br Penn‘s Ertsooret. Church street. oppo—
site the Green. Norwalk. Rev 8.1‘. Graham.
Di lue service with sermon. at 1w e nt. ‘Ilu
dry stihml. ltztll Ia. Iliirlue when :“l‘rll ser-
mon. . 06H”. ornate en t.“ u as»
'0!" v It Out the Foe.” evening sub-
MA Ho‘clal.
Guacl IrracouI. Holden avenueend Cross
streettliorw elk. ltev 8. H. Watkins. rector.
rirst *unde in Lent. Holy Comm-ml a”!
e. at . urn arr Prayer. l. teny.en
lit-l SMITH—Bey. husband. whet do you
People’s Market had failed. busted up. made
wimuteusehusiners. Right you are. Mr. Smith.
sA'l'lsFam'loN GUARANTBID.
B Hera llale nt.. Bo. linr’walk.
TelepltpueCall. tea
Joseph V. Dory. of Wernew. lll.. was
he. number of diifereut remedies, but says
none of them neared to do him any
good; but finally he got hold of one that
speedily cured him. He was much pleas-
ed with it. and felt sure that others simi-
larly utlltcted would like to know what
the remedy was that cured him. He
states for the benefit of the public that it
um IRW- Gauges-ash?!” D 9 “Mo"; iecelled Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For
um], um; I: '0".th menu .‘3...";.. mg sale by 0 C. Stillson. druggist.
T..." “w';:.".’°“'::.lj;: 2mm liar...“ «~—————— r
Auditor. ' ..$»“5.»1. ' ' «Good looking newsboye wanted to
egll Tue Bremen Sumner.
If a New York millimetre raves a din-
ner a: 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
”with 00. which gives 19 people dy yspepeia.
and titeremle speadflnd-fiiimtndoo-
torti' hills finally have to pay $5. 00
each for Cactus Blood Care to cure them
what would he the saving per oeplta it
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at thr- feast?
Inquire at Pleisted' s drug store where
you may have the problem solved- and
no information about terns Flaw] (in...
at little. nt.;rlnndey‘lc hool. lzt‘om. vaulug
reread tertaon. at 7::llp. at. All are wcl
come.
9!. Maur'all. C corner of Waste avenue
:nd Chapel street. Rumor. lie-v w J Sloc-
In.orpest low Mass. 7 a. m: Children'tl
“mlfllam.. High MAID. [Mlle In .Vespere.
Emu Anette le-rnonter. user VeuZandI
arcane. But Norwelk. Rev. C. If Pegg. .kpesr
tor. Preuhlagurmaneadffnp. nt.: an
day echml. l2m.: youngpeo 1pint; Ml
lorying in the
“Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET
Remus Iooki foralot. or house and lot.
with the view It parcheelngnre areluvlterl t-
cell and examine our li~t. “e have them for
ale to every parrot. the city at reasonabl.
prices and m eeyv terms. anal"
o. In. Inviting subject.
avenues. has! .‘orvralk. Sunday Kh‘lll as) n.
In Ire ~ slvtlurs and acortlral uelc- note to all.
Auras-r Cit RimAl. \' soZeadr avenue. East
Sorwalk. Preaching. on: a. In. and 7:3! p.
Ill-2 Huntley school I. In. You Pe'plr' s met
thump. at. George F. Tr . puetor.
leer 'toawsu 8min! CONDBIIA'I'IOIAL.
Hive avenue. Itev. C. J. aderson.
tor. We! llma. re. and Tatum;
day school 83.!) p.ra.
some alanine: Lmfll Boots 37 Chest
teal street Bennett ‘Hn‘l yy scroll st mm e.
nt.: German services t 29' r. . by pastor
A thmtlfl". Enema Seance at as»
D. III.
Dermal [venom-cue Sir Peru-On
usue Push». ~. Aniu tlranll \nny Hell
Cris-sf .Wmummo‘n Judg- \‘IV'I‘III
men Aurels'
9: Peat: a “lesion. VenZaurlt and Osborn 0 \T H ‘30
Apply at W. H Reorda'.
Washington street. ll
A GOOD women to do groom] hvyuyevro k
a decals! with child. sure i tavnlly artl
(turd homo. Must humid «ml. an i bluntly-eon
I all or theotllceof Dentist Weed. 79 Way-him:
tau street. m' at
A GIRL for general housework; must b
Hood cook. Call at bl \\ eel avenue. South
Norwelk.f17 at
A (‘QWPZTBNT cool by Mrs. P. T. Berta [Kl
East avenue. .‘or elk. flh
0 IRDERS wanted at It Orth-nl Mmt.
Norwalk. (‘nun H.531
80th Korwalk. Sunday School. 351) nt.;
evenlmr e~rvlde’ t n nt.; «abject. 'l'oos amt
“low of Heart to Believe" Luke lxly' . M
Hung flan service at Willa unanibp ta.
flnssrrnvtnu CIIAPIL. Church street. near
Tuy lor avenue. Sunday school at 3:3) p. m.
Yotfso lax'tt Cattle-nan Assocts‘rtom—
Bibleclassatilp. nt.: Song service alt p In.
Avenue Inuonter Cement. Knight
street. liorwalk Her. J. I). Jacobs. pastor.
Murmur: sarvlce at it) 0a. In; Huntley school
“limp nt.; Minn) meeting It wc. It:
evenmgservlce.‘ A
Center Banter
lug. mutter “all and nittht streets. Sorwellt.
Pastor. Rev. F. tiarmm W. I‘otrlke. (‘hristleu
Endeavor meeting.‘ p as
deter Clarke ae Petr-rile.
Lest Sunday’s New York Recorder
said: "It iesoseldom that any one lu—
dlriduel member of the Duly C I, ,
is able to project himself or herself
‘ the plane of general excellence
that prevails in that organization that
the event attach" to itself more imw
portence than it reull deserves. The
splemled success made yy that versatile
and accomplished actor. Gauge Clarke
[of Norwelk Ibeseetthe tongues ol goe—
ulp wagging It also furnishes one
moreprooi that. Augustin Duly under
stands his bustne. better than his'm‘i
numeransceasovs. With the announce-
ment of the intended revival of "flu-
Taming of the Shrew’ came the con-
tident conclusion that Iir. ll. "
would hethe Petrachio. laay w lay
and portentioos shaking- at the
tollowed the anmucement thet Ir.
Clarke wascast for the ro’e. 'He will
outlook young enourh.’ said the know.
for the eurveut‘week shows sample.
WM thmxiwmmm '3
B l ry
Hrrldvn b. lildtlletown S. New Hrltetn 0.
Norwich I. New hindort I. Dsubury 13,
Norwellv d. Aasonia l. Shelter 0.
Wei estate
.03. m. llertiortl
widen
Children Cry for
Pitchers Guthrie.
Children Cry for
Pltclter'e casterta.
Val-healer. every-sienna. .
“huem‘ewflhm
mawhbhwm
gamma-snaps.“
”rm Quintard Bulld- w
New Heron 'm"
III- MAIN. sshltuto- ytrr-rt bridte sleuth ‘“
Var-talk Mat-“chub. Ill—main: Prelim. T“ '- FT.
Wood who ts. All "
t-lrtttsowooty [3“03 Chan: Ely In.“ OBIS on “'ater street; ltnu>e on Taylor
arcane: house at Ely \nk: houw on
Munroe stnet: firm at “call Norwull: farm
at East l“orw-l: houses. rooms. shops with
pv-er Raymond Bros tllllvr
illll' SE at heron mym-t on ( eel-r strrev
Kelli. to) Apply to Wilt-yrs North
Main stv err.
CU‘l‘TMlF of st: room» corner Grove stmt
Wryulward avenue. “3; cottage a»
Woodward avenue W”
first (tonne-truer Knuth. a flirt-Sm e an-
ion! Place: rent [is April]. house it) trimm-
: ttaufovtl ; rent w. Apply to LA
oodlnrd. at"
THE (hit-heater place. 36 trim-3““ streel
Hera and about one acre of l’unti
abundance of fruit trees. etc.
month. lynire at the onlcc of thellld”
Ctaert' 0.. Weshlngton etmrt.
P‘OW meptlonn. entertainments. parties sun
A ll hell. new street
Norwalk'... Electric lights aur l -eil mtaleru con-
Al
J. l). Jen-lure. 4 Kuluht lire-W
”7 """ viii: admit.
‘fllX‘eRl’. feed and provision store for hale
pear an! Mei tear. ratiaferrtory Ire.
one fornel . Andreas A. B” benllncl «m. r
South Norw k fl» tr
Till bueiue- ktvrwn esltlvcnlde Ice ( ream
Pavilion. (.‘Igav and t 3'nnfettlonery yum.
stock and fixtures. lucludlufi'hoets. elt i 'heep
for cash at re at Ill 'eehlngtou street
gmikretlh orwal. flirt!
(V lilAP ti told Immediateiy. lot on West
' y ldsof Beyvvew avenue. Apply Charles
BLJohu. ll Elisabeth hstreet. Bout Nor'walk
Hf
'sttiic’rznumnotm ‘
lllllll .211'9... or"
logonss. Now they are all mying that
Clerkeiu just them forthcpert. llr. NOTI‘CE
Duly says elm" ‘ d m I" IIm
m.....“ ' '
re. It.” sure-um \[ 'fig‘nqumn «I you." I. .. m t I "it 0
DJ runeeol‘ette dl thee I4
3%.?" 4 .3: m..,»
lll contractors.
931m... " roe-2. “gunmen
Igloo street. Var Iurthr-r let
tine iauulrecf W thine” MW Waeh'm
JUST RECEIVED
A HILL LINE 0'
Sprint and Summer
innings andvlmwsors
Pleamulleerly.
w. H. 3&3ch
“will!!!” men. ['I I
m
HOUBBWOY’I .5
Dl‘l 0113‘ 715m
should that her husband’s cousin's wife‘s sister-lads
WWW!”
think lire. ones told me this alteration r
told her that she heard how the
an eesignhteat to the South Nurwelk I'eef Cu.
and i came down by there this afternoon just to see. and there were more goods and ulcer'
ones. too. than in any market In town. and it was Just crowded with customers. i had to
hurry humour 1 wouldhave bought ashed. they looked sonice. but you can get one thlseven-
lag. Say. Hubby. how do such stories get around.
_ IR SMITH—Why. my dear. don’t you know ? Some of the other butchers are awfully
Ind they set these rumors about to injure him. thinking to hurt his credit and busine-
~rd that same atom too. and I asked Mr. Hotchklse. or the South Norwelk Beef
00.. about it.“ he replled that Mr. Wedhems didn't need any credlt as he paid spot cash [or
_ everything. Bey. wife. i don‘t think we need to borrow any trouble about the proprietor of
the People's Market; he seems to be abundantly able to take care of hlmself. l have often
wondered hewbecould slford 'osellgondlsoeheap. but i enpposeltisheceusehedoessuchpu
[RBI DELIVERY.
I J. WADIIAIH. mprlator People’s Inrket. -
t; i ‘ ;! fitwfigfifw
gqlrrlaimuis.
orcnt noosr. son'wru.
GEO. “ILLS’
People's Theatre Comp’ny
B particular request thecotnpany will re-
ma a one week more. presenting anentlrely
new programme every night.
Alice Kemp.
The people's favorite. in a new character
every night. J
Geo. A. Hill.
The character comedian. will be onhaad as
usual. with en entirecompeuy oi levorltm.
I‘D-NIGHT.
DDLLEEN DAWN.
Admission. to. 20 and 80 cents.
Grand Matinee on Saturday. M II
l2th Annual
MASQIIERADE BALL
0? 1H!
6E6lttlll §f£lttfllm
GERMANIA HALL.
Washington Street Bridge. 80. NM
TUESDAY EVE'D. FEB. 2|
Tickets, 50 cents a Pemfltg.
7t
troubled with rheumatism and tried a w. ..
first to. E. Church.
BOUT" SillilVALK. COX N.
Personal Beminiscences
of the Late War.
I“ ll". EARTH? I. BURN“.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 22.
Old War Sauce and Music by the Choir.
Allllsslilh'.“ 87y CE‘T‘.
Ber-med seats can be checked at Platelet“.
South Nurxalk. and llalc' s. Norwalk. on and
alter hand 3. February l6 flit
some on. room illicit.
W. ll. KIAI’P Ian-gov.
SATURDllEiE’ 6 FEB. 25
The lilln‘st?él . - .
. ' . Monopollstl
6mm WILSON
And his mullmnt
MINSTREL
COMPANY
lurln ling
“HHNIS HAMk'llAlEKAPAh £12 'l'llillfi'l.
lunged at It tabular"! aalar
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