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In lots Sleepless lights

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The weather to—day mines to be partly
cloudy and slightly warmer. {allowed pculbly
by snow or rain. To-mogrow it promises to he
[may cloudy and talk. with slightly lower
temperature.

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WORLD'S PAIR CONTEST.

Polatere tar People Who Retur- Coupons
to " The Beau-cl ” 0-410.

Mule who return coupons ln Till sm-
nn‘a World‘s Fair contest should {smite

hicb. we

curated totrun “le carefulty endarra mm
Do not mix the row
was; i! you vote for were then one I andldats
make annuals [lick-gee or each name or en-
clnve them in asp-ratsen envelopes. A me nor-
andnm ontatvl or lands of the envelope. alv—
Inz the number r-t votes and wh- I they are (or.
wlll {ml-tat the work»! countlmr. Coupons
heclved stratus. to. do not appear in the
resuI thtpday. .

 
 
 

 

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II In the Town of Nerwalk to the I

IWorld’s Fair

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literary letee.

Coleus Doom Wrasse. in the Edi-
tor‘s Sandy of Harper's Manatee for
March. writingupcu some at the changes
which are takiup plans in thestructure
or society. says: "Weave going very
last. society was more shocked some
years ago by the appearance In the field
of {ethnic baseball clubs than it would
be now by the advent of lemale {netball
seams. Woman has taken all fields tor
her province. and b scarcely anywhere
challenged. If there are lrmale thieves
why should theronotbslemalclberlfle?
These are unimportant details We have

inunexpected places. Alltlds boot a
spasmodic movement. a mere leap year
treek. It Indicates a radical change
“an. onlntlte structureut society.“
advance along the whole line at the
great body of women to independence—-
Ibsng bodth mayoot cares rap
New“ that do uotmake the

amine III-I their rut-w no:

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were unsure.
wast Defeated ouch} as- corn;
us ava-e. .

Alexander lot-ton is dangerously ill at
his home on Taylor avenue. ‘

 

 

11tebcatfloncel".isdbchargiu¢a
cargoofcoalatltaymoud Brothcra'

.dock.

~Youesnheytr‘eshpu’rkapdseu-ae
fornicate-pound, stm‘yds' Iarket.
M‘

Thspublicschnolswill will he closed
Wednesday. the anniversary of Wash-
inaton'sbirtbday.

The regular meeting of (roller En.
cempmentwillbs held to night. They
will workthsllrst degree.

~Rensooable print- at Lane‘s dept
restaurant. .Dpcnall night.

John A. Ilillcr. of ”Summit street.
besgouetoahcapital, utter an illne- of
six months, to undergo an operation.

The Norwalk Chautauqua Union In"
hold us reuuler meeting to night at "It-
bome of Kr. and Ira. bdgsr ll. Fox, 112
West street.

The large thrremssted schooner.
which ran aground on Dry Reel. gut OR
at high tide Saturday afternoon. It is
thought she was not damaged.

 

—Huyler's candy. fresh every day, at
lane's. 5| \Vatthinguwt at.

The United States Portrait and Frame
compa 9' have rented year TE mr in tl c
Ely block. formerly laircupicd Its Dentu-
cratic heudqu :.Irtrr- and are llttrug it up
tor their own 0* this week.

There will be a meeting of the Knuh
Outing club at the blah-chemo Hulrl
tins “comma! 8 o'clock. Bout hone».
mrnIlIr-rab p and other business will ts

‘ at. AluII-t‘ isdrsiml.

 

—vau will find the best variety and
quality of fish with lowest prune in town
or “eyes mzrket. Steak col, I24: puquI;
Int-alt lislIJL :; smelt. l0c.

 

To-IIIOI'IHW night occurs the annnas
masquerade ball at the Uermania Ears:
gerbund. It will be held in their hull Im
the Washington street bridge. and lit.-
its predvccssors nIll be a very tnd-yubl
nlIulr.

 

The treasurer «It the E'Clt‘slllsllcll
-I- cwty III the South 3 Irwalk Cough-nu
tinnul church reports $12200 as th-
untuunt l’lllrfitl (or the church hurl-lung
fund by the huh-s of the church in con

 

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MI; 3';,,,.’T.I.e,:'.,v,, “In“. . It nectton wIth the supper rrwntly serve-II

Mm ,1 “III ~ .II, P'nwklltt , first by them

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“I.— An attemtrmtsr 5: Iy. Iowcet put-m. Lane's, bl Wasbtnu-

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live. P. J. I'm-m.i our m?" 5; “Hum“-

*- I~a Hn~an Curt 9. ”var w to 8 ——-'-

II n1... rev I'am\t:r«co'd ., 15- John J. “L'Getllgtt was taken from a

“mtfifrnfgff; smug-3135' ,: train inb'tamlunl Saturday night. no

\l «C rneliu blur Center. R) ' . '

III»... In“ “flayed.“ “mun m lI-utly meant. [in Is a young men and

a! a: ..nte Fttsn. (‘rnlcY : smoked too many charetu-s. lie was

”I: fimgg; ”3;; “0M “I; removed to hrs home in New York you

MI... strum. Itmtny. Bast Vorwslk 23' terday. Mt‘thge was searching for

Miss Jennie tlr lgory Franklin ........ ll .

t‘nnk Grant?) I fin III... President elect Cleveland when arrested

{Inna It appear. \orwalk _._.__

lee e I r. nut . . .
”a WIllIam s. Atherton, 0! Golden um

31:: Efi hijg';mgu;:’_m “It" street. says the bonfire alluded to in Tn!

smut. Saturday as being the poutlble
cameo! the tire at the Altrud Knapp
place, last Thursday cite-moon. was
simply the burning at a few old letters
by Nelson B. Raymond. and could not
have caused the fire mlerred to.

 

—Did I hear you say theaeare dull
times? Come and see us and you will
change your mind. People‘s Market.
Norwalk and South Norwulk. two douse
above the beer saloon that is opp-site
flayss’.

Theron-nae lively scrimmage in the
rear of hmuabury & llathswauu'esboe
lactory, Saturday alteruoon. Two em-
ployee or the finishing department. a
heavywelaht. 350 pounds. and a liphc
weight. M) pounds. but had some words
during the day and had decided to flxbt
Itoutolo Corbett style. And the two
contestsntsmsttovtudlcasstnstr Injur—
edteinnu. 'l‘besmaller man was the
quicker of the two. but weight told
sunbathinaudheweaeopnlstou his
back.witbtlseutber on top. Byetanda
are then repeated them and the two
man. whoa-[bun have known better.
wooded their 'way homewartt. sadder
and wissr men.

—Prnw soleswltbpurscree-Jma
mmm Opsuallulah.
Although mmha been
cheeks-dealer llsv. 8.3. ’lse-
lure. Wednesday nlaht at the Punt
was Episcopal church. there are
n-rlyltl'taood seatsyet leltlntberw
mrvaduettouclthechur’clt. ‘l'keraare
«momuuwwuub
mandibular-terse. lntks
lattesyaralttycumlnrtebtsarmcbalrs
sad paws that will W est
people. Thenlleryslttlauarefallyas
dratrablsuaay lethackareb. Tb
mmmmhwhtbsss
who duhshscmsallttlsssrlyaalse-
ears—abolitirmdstsa Iota
MmmmwuuMI
bwmumsuuttspumus
“whim-sham” It
waMdum
madman- headwaters-all
use-taunts. sway-amt»
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donuts booked for lush He‘ll. Huntley,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Veb-
ruary 37 and fl. and thitha
matinee Wednoday “term.

Frank In“, cl West Norwalk. who
operatesoneol thepre-rs at Crofut a
Knapp’s No. 8 factory. placed one or
hishsndsin the machine this morning
andhdthesndolhisllttls linger-taken
om . .1 ..

’ twat!»
llr. and In. Robots 3. Raymond.
who have occupied the William 8. Ath-
erton place on Golden Hill street, broke
up housekeeping last week. Theywill
Ito to Iontclair, N. J.. Hrs Raymond's
home, tohve.

——Ii- Addie Miller. at Port Chester.
graduated from the Merrill Busine- col
loge, Stamford. has been accepted to till
atlne position in a banking house. New
York city. as steuograplwr and type-
writit.

Edmund E. Crows, of this city. has
been engaged to sing tenor in the choir
of the Harwell: Congregational church
unttl May 1. At the service last evening
be rendered a solo entitled “Snort." in a
very pleasing manner.

The value of social meetings in the
building up and maintaining ol areal
Arc-nun) fraternal spirit is being mani-
fested in this state, and by the time the
Grand Council met-tn in April. it '- uh.-
tu pmdtot that the memhepahip in Con-
necticut will be 3.0110.

Moore. of South Norwalk,ttied III Buick-
Ivn yesterday, aged seventy-sis yet-rs
Thetuncral will be attendrd [rout Khr-
Mitlem'e of her daughter Mrs H. T
Coats 3.53 Hanmck street Bnnklyn,
Tuesday at. 9 p. m.

The figure of merit of at. lbw-pun
I‘urw of the Fourth regiment for It»:
tun-uh true 100 per ML. the highrst
"card ever made by any Irrzeniution in
the rrgiment. To commemorate the
event the s-ruenntol the corps. Maj-tr
thallrey. sure a b nquet at Gttlhrd's
c we. BfltIL'PID". l-‘nrluy night. at which
a letter ofcoumatnletiun was rend from
the colonel or the Fourth regiment.

 

SDIUALK NEWS.

\ Brett] Budget at Ire-s l‘r-ssa the
Its-tweets Ina or Yrs-Is.

libs Sue-e PInk isilt at her boarding
house on L'enteruvvnue.

hint. flnfl’mnn. cl ll»- Stlvcrrnine met].
In dangerously rich I l pneumonia.

What in left ol the Court 0! Burgess“
will hold a meeting to murmur nibht.

Juck~on Brothers have waived n
~nmpte Imc ol ColqubiI birycles for the
a norm of 1638.

The lame cl Body Mrflinnia in increase
Iag. Ye~terday his picture apparent] In
a New Ymk paper.

At noon. today. the high wind blew
down a portion of the (cute around
Clark»! 3 Norwalk park.

I-‘lvtcher VanHoosear. Charles Ile-
Phenom W. N lied and WIN» Se'lvck
amended the Y. M. C. A. oonvcntttn
in New Britain. yesterday.

Mrs. ll. E. Buckingham. of East Nor-
walk, lormerly cl Danbury, ls viittis:
her sister. In. Eugene Wood.“ Kilt
worth eveuuc.-—Daulmry News.

0. atheism. employed at Jarvte Kel-
lugn‘ a shoe store. was taken suddenly ill
Saturday alternoonaod had to be carried
home. He is unable to work to-day.

The second anniverury cl the Carpen-
teru’ Union of Norwalk will be observed
tomorrow night. The exorcism will
commenced atBo‘clock in the Sons cl
Temperance hall.

Bamusl Poster. of Company 1". us
its} recently lined .10 by Mouton",
Colonel Crows tor disobedience or orders
Mun-Adler” conduct. will be court
mankind tumour—f night. ” " "t

'11:. water pipe wlnlsla street burst
Bathrday night. Thebreak was a bad
cosaodthswsterwssturnedoa nearly
all day yesterday. The hwsecer tracks
were flooded and several trlps were the
continued for learnt emveln.

'l'heatblstlc tsem ottbe llorwalkY.
10. A.wlll prukablygctc Drum
cathscvselegotl'sbrauynsoparttd.
peanuts-momentum street-ya.
membersnlthe Balm mm,
celebrating the Irate-elm in out.
new building. Bray Winch up
ushhmbmnhvltsdsss-damj

uni--

Ths tuner-d cf Isry Spencer was
lsrgslyatteudsdhomhsr latshttas on
Watptrt arenas. yesterday alter-tom
llsv.0eur-sVaaAhtyas.pmtorot the
flcrwalk Iatlndlst obit“.

 

'l'ksremslaswsrsphertlhtks oi
vault st ensues «any and lust
wlllbstaksatolsstllerkem.l.Y.,
learns-t.

W.

mmfimdmwwnh
canyons-sauce the rule has was
Musician-threats mar It
pustules

 

 

 
 
 

 

Isms. Myers-stuttering bust st

Prole-orflartbnbmew‘shuinefi.
LWarrno. who II- Inert dangerously I.

Mrs. Delia A. Moore. widow of L i].

 

s4 wasntuc'ron crust-21'. scorn nonwALK. Conn.

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WM,

W, ,tbwllttlo acts at Ire. Cberlrl

III. is Improvin-

some Iisutsuantflsorxe' It. Hoyt. ot
Ctmpanyl). hes-em In Ith mounts,
to take duct immediately.

Hr. andlra. Giles A.Gm¢ory. ol'
Imam.wtllmcvelntothauppsr
pertcttbbspsnesrbnmo‘cnboluen

Jeanne. April 1.

Olllc‘sy W received a scrotum
nitration Saturday to the eflsct that the
Galetts wn employing four children in
rucharusnner as to violatstbseduce-
ticnal laws.

Theny wind has drifted the snow
badly in various placeeabvmt town. 0n

depthof three tretand pdeatriansare
obtigedtowelkintheatroet.

Conductor Isaac Bows. of the street
railway line. has been having a hard
time of it lately. Biswilsbesbeeu
seriously illandtben his grandson In
takcueick. Botherenow improvmg.

 

 

Ira Cole, cl "Elmcrest,’ had a severe
lull wtnle coming out of his home one
uightl-st week. and bushes been con-
lined to the house. Bis back and side
were badly injured. He expects to get
down to the shirt {scurry in a day or so.

The members or the military boon! re-
cently appointed to dratt new rules for
titr- g-Ivernmvnt ol the Count-curt Nu-
tiunal Guard. have completed their re
port, which inert-In to be lurwsrded to
the edjutnnt gent-rare ufliOr for approval.

"The Colleen Burn" was produced .1
the Norwslk Opera House Saturday night
to a good sized audience Their work
as natal. waa excellent and gained them
new lauruls. This morning the company
lI-lt luv \\'~stprrt. where they are btlled
(or this week.

Mr and Mrs. Juth. Nash. of which
avenue. will go to WIN-plug April 1.
in the- upgwr parrot llr Nnh’s mnthur's
bnuw- on Berkeley streeLJ-Ihn Holdridgu
I’Id larttll)’. llw WI ctvupunte III the
hwm'lll IaIIve into the uppar pesto!
E L Griswold'u house on Elm street.

 

mu v. Its-pp, daughter or r. w.’
Knapp. of 49 East avenue. Norwelk. left
her home some time ago, and i-suppnaed
to be In New York city under the as-
sums-d nan-e0! lnttie Mourns The girl
i-I uayw-nr-l, end her parents hart-cum
n-leat'riptiouul her to be publlabrd in
the World to day. She is eighteen years
..III.

The subcommittee of mayors appoint-
«I at. the last meeting held in Hartford
to draw up a plan giving muntcipnl
:tttllltulllrl poem to nstrtct Mrs-ct nul
tray companies. have been unable to
come to an rarer-mutt. The failure In
mart»- leave the mayon nothing to do but
to spp-ar individually before the commltv
m- on cities and borough in the legisla-
ture and make known their deeirra.

Ridgrfield capitalists are making a
more toward establishing an electric
light plant One of the eotbu-iastic
pr-Ijv-ctoraoltbe enterprise is Clarence
Mead. who proposes to organise a stock
company with a capital of .12.!!!) or
013.000. tswsibly ”0.0!!! The plant will
bemodeled somewbstaltn tbsCity or
South Nor'alk Electric Works. A. 8.
Winchester. of Norwalk. will draw lb.
plans and specification.

 

The high windathia mornlnxdherrang-
ed the wires ol the Norwalk the alarm
system. and about 10 o’clock the alarm
began to ring. The cell sounded like Ill.
and Hope ilnss mpany. thinking there
was a Ilse. Ill-net] their luneecart with
much difficulty as lar astltectwnerol
Wall and Water stwsts. Considerable
excitement prevailed tor a time. Super
intendeut Hoyt decided there wasacvora
In the wires. and the company returned
to theirquartera The other cruupanIrs
made preparations to respml to the
eleven» , .

Dnthsresnrfi‘ol theHet drink one
pIIratlnns for the town ot'llnrwalk. the
lollowlnx returns harII been made. girls.
the healer. sanding on January I:
lrrekwcod lust-storing comptny—
Ancestor capital stock paid In. Olm-
mcustvalusot real estate. 048.748”:
personal estate. sects-vs ct patents.
Ill.“ amountol debts. “7.181.“:
met at credits. ”It: the total
number otaharsa Is “All. Union Ian-
ufacturlnu Sooner—Amount or «not
stuck p'eld la. 01”.”: ca‘ veins o]
real estate and tesobleu. WIND:
cash velvet ppm-at ”mature

 

Idm'J-flta-oaatoldebts.

”It“: amount media. “.117“;
mules-hrs! skunk”.

'rltspsllssss'tkss less sutuwrstbe
thuwmts wes-
Isr. Dramatic-turnout“.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

East avenue dreaidewalke are tilled to a

we otter bar-
trains thsysroslllmb, new goods.
Our reputation will insure that.

 
 
 

Catch on to the life lines we are
throwing out. Our goods are sold -
on close figum' so' you need not

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

0'33 TIIB RIVER.

Iowa and Genet! at the Day I- last
normall-
Captaln Charles Day and his daughter
are seriously illol rheumatism.

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(harle- 3mm, contractor of the Gun-
eolidated railroad. lormerly cl this place.
but now of Branford, was in town today.

Samuel Wallace. (“herd Ill! Charles
Day, cl Bettsl‘laoe. died in New York
last' Bamrdey. Idle was a member or
Bramsrcy Lodge. 1". and A. Ill... and of
the old New York Volunteer Ftre de-
partment Ills Day ism New Yorkto
attend the funeral.

 

 

An attractive four-page programme
advertising the annual teiraodentertain—
meat of the Volunteer Bose compsny is
being distributed today. On Wednes-
day,tbc opening night, the Park (My
Colored Quartette will appear with
original songs. dances. guitar and banjo
playing; Thursday. the East Norwslk
orchestra will render selections. lies
Baylor will given piano solo and lies
Kaylee and ”In Lillie Bennetta plant;
duett: Frlday evening. the Park City
Q-ntrtette will sing. and on Saturday,
the closing night, the Fast Nurwalkm
orchestra wtll play.

 

The residence of Justice D P Harrell.
on Vunandt avenue. caught the Satur-
day altrrntwu about 3 o'clock It is
supp-ed from an over ' .
The tire waejust breaking through theroot
when it was distant-mt by Ernest Percy.
Justice Iorrrll's stepson He gave an
slum whtch was turunl in lrum box 4.
ut the llay flower Hook and bolder cum-
pany's house lleauuhtlt- Mrs. Marvell
curred water uptalrs and had nearly

' rlllllttlllnhe'd the blue when the firemen

mt there. although they. responded
pmmptly. The latter and some at the

altitudes wen- boron]. tl-ung damage to
the silent 0! ‘IO

ROWIH'TIDS.
Silas Lmo Stet ens has returned from a
Visit to L In; lsIaud.
lit» 0 iv.- Cuts gave a party Saturday

"cum; to a number of hrl' youn.
Inc-Ids.

 

GI cannons.

Rumor use that Little Baton district
In to have It «clump; in the near luturr.

Georg» Plot. 0! LiuI: Huston dmnct.
an pres ntcd with a present lust Thurs
dry uI-Irntnx. It's as gtrl.

Mrs. Msry William}. who re-ides with
her son, W A \VIlIintmI, istery low at
the PM!“ time and few hopes are en
Icrtrstucd tll bur recovery.

 

Sluts LiuIc Glut-dead. Who has made
her home in the [study of William rteo-
..ott. "l Branchvtllr. dled In that plaice
.m ["nduy. aged ninety years

A social dune» wail-chi in Iberucms
accopted by J, B lluutnu, under the atte—
pious o! the foam: people. Dar-cm; lee
enjoyed until bo’clock In the mornlng.

L. W. Sherman. brother of Mn. W.
A. WIlliqua. tired Monday morning at
Brooklyn. N. Y. The body was brought
to Branchvtlle Tuesday aim-on. The
tuner-l took place Thursday at It a. m.

8. Rittenburg. the barber, who has
liven his attention to thton three days
each week. has In Ire-l hie chair. etc. to
Gawatown mums. where he can be
round err-ry d-ty In the week herralter.

 

 

laud-p at Wetlaralsld.

0n the bill which orders that all
executions be held at Walter-held.
the judiciary committee ol the House cl
Representatives has reported nut-vor-
ably. but Women-led a substituw.
whose principal prurialnne areas tultuws:

The nebulous must. all ls- at Washers-
lleldaudtbegalhrwsarew be loan ec-
closure where a view It! there lrcm with
out is imputatbhn
babsttwesuortseeuzl the senteoct-Is tn
b-eevrtsdnntln out kwsltannnemoath
nor more thansla months alter eouvlev'
loosed metres» “seems at an
execution may be: The directors and
physical: of the prison. the attending
elrrxytaan. one representatireeacb tron
not more than the newspapers or the
county where the crime was committed.
one nprveectstlve cl each llarttord
paper. Thsent lemukaatlsctOcmber
1.1“. and snow is appropriated to
carry out Its pruvlslooa

“v.0. r. Davis. editor «molten-
dsthcwa. Persian-ya “1 can on
amused Ottaouksrlelo's Dough Remedy
to all atlerrrs‘krlth nuldscrcrnep. l
have and It In my tamllytortkepast
two year and have found ltthe but]
overused tor the m the which It i
lauded." It seam In Us by 0.
0 when.”

Children Ory for
Pitchers concerto.
children cuter

‘ Plte halts cam.

 

”woman's-hem
“Quantum-settler”
“humiliate-Icarus.
mansions-term“

 

All ssvcutkms mmt 4

pinch yoy appetite to save your

pocketbook.

CHARLEW

LEADING GROCER.

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SEYMOUR. I
33 WASHINGTON S'l‘.

 

NIH: 'lTli—Bay.hmbend. whatdoyuu think Ira: Joueatoldms tblsattorooon? \\ by
should thether husband’s cousin‘s wlte‘a slurr-ln-rlaw told he.- that she heard how the
hople‘slarkst bedfalledJrnaud unmade assignment to thettoutb Norwalk IlseICu.
aadleame downbythere Intranet-noon jeatto aee.and therech more goods and nicer
case.tno.'haa inanymarket lntowu. and ltwea inst crowded with customers. I had to
hurryhomeorlmldhnbnxhtaMtheybokednelnahatmcanmono thiam-
lnc. Bay. Huhby.hcwdoauehatnrlmgetemnd.

 

 

 

 

 

ym may have the pm'ulem solved and
(9! information about m Bil-vi Corn

HOLIIi~-mrdenly Saturday. Feb. 18.198.
Jennie \ wll’w of Seph—n ll. Hnlmee
{Trunrrsl Wednesday aftrl’n-on at 3
o'Il ck from her late rec-IdemJllnln
:lrent. Sons lk. Burlalal anarchic-erect

.In ly

Taylor a. coined."
Real Estate and Insurance

'A‘II ING'I‘III “REIT

Persons locking lorelnt. or house and lot
with th» view of pun harlohure Invited In
all and examine our list. “e han: them fur
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tool) at w n, Sorted,"

 

(N) \T H I 3053.
, Wmhtnxton str et.
‘ "COD wt Iman to do term-rod htu lelm'k
' a Ila-em with child. Sma I la nil an!
and home “as! beer-Ir] mun an lam ’f‘l
II at theoince of [hotter Weed. 79 W's-hing
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‘5‘ “It“. tor gr-rersl housework; must";
stood cotk CIlI at 5! \\ eat avenue. ~‘nnth
.‘s‘uvwn k. "7 tn

' 1‘0 I. It't'.

Roous m \V-tvr strrvt; hurt-Ir on Tsylor
urnne; hrmse at E'lt ""l k; hou-e- at.
\lunrne ~trnt: I rm a West .‘s’urwsln: (arm
.Il Fin-t Vo’wnl boI M's. tonne. a'Iope with
p . I or. Rtyutond Bron min:
I ”USE u! -even- "urns on (‘tvlar street
Neill 3“) Apply to 5'. May... \urth
than -t_ crt II

 

COTTAGE at a)! ynoma. mm" Grun- arrest
ant “mdwarrl avenue. nil; (mt-xt- tit'
“melanin! avenue rv-nt Mt; rite mums (Ir
tins! floor. corner South \lItin sure! and "an.
hm! Pare; rent ’15 April]. bouw ll‘hitme.
.' Hank It! Hate: rent 33!. Applytogi. A.
Wnodw It!
Til! t Nebulae pl":- 2t \lar-shal to;
about one acre of mound
shun-lam or (roll trees etc. [tent St)
mnuTh Inquire at theolllreof the Old “et'l
(Jig-rt” .KlWeoblneton street. dltl

Fort receptions. entertainments. names as:

hall- I). A. it baIL Water street
Vttrwslk Electric llxbtasn I all modern con
"mt-Mes. A! reasonable rates. inquire m
J. ll Jrnnlnogt It'nhtbt street n2! lm

I-‘ois «LI-L

(V it'll-.351 («deed prowl-ton mm- for sale.
I but fa? thIsl :m atlnlu tury "M
mm lrrr not In: Addreaa A. It. eenttml "film.
South Nor-at ll»
'l‘llk‘ bruins-a known at: Ritenlde lret‘ rvam
l’urlllun. l‘tnr and t 'qua thInI-ry stun,
stock and fliturca. lurludll‘hulmrlr. l but
tub. ul re at M asbln‘tun shew!
brides. doIIIL crusts. m It

(VllfiAl’ II “gnu-Inmate,“
I ~llla hayvtew avenu
8t John. ll Elisabeth street.

lot on West

Apply ('hartn
flout 'tor'wslk

 

” hour.

I!” trout nl Hooth Nnrwalk [lap Int rhurr-l
Hunt r. evening. In .t'.‘. a sold It lrpa
“It!" C W" III” Isl :l-e'nll el um: e.

at owner «min-title 0'

{Inn a with Items
I makeover. The duties eltl pour- ento-
h.JIIIcatenflwlth lla- llsttle Okla. ho. at noise

MISCELLAN noes

“Jenna; "w:
“Will“; “FEB. 25th.

Free 1 Free I
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Prof. E. Housetvorthm

MAW mt mu m
Whammaaewmesamtenyrsnas.

H. 8. HOOD.

 

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announce

Spring and Summer
Slings and Trousers

 

W. H. Swords,

WW II‘IIEI‘. 711‘

A. Flock i Son's

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Int extra—mm” dser.don't you know? Some or the other butchers are awfully \
Jealous and they set these rumors afloat to injure hlrn. thinking to hurt bl» credit and business
standing. I heard that urns story. too. and I asked Mr. Hotehklas. of the South Norwalk Beef
00.. abutment! he replied that Mr. Wadbama dldn‘tneed any credit as he paid spot cash {or
«when Cemwlle. rumour» Inn to bone-mi trodble shit the proprietor or
tumult-rm; Item lobe abundantly akls’to take care-If himself. lbave often
wondered how he could alord to sell floods so cheap. but. I suppose it isbecauee he does such all
Inner-shoelace. light you and". Smith.
BATISEAOHIJN (“IA “WEED. Fl!!! DELIVERY.
‘ “gm M“ ‘3: :. WADEAIIIS. Pupil!“ 1'.-pu- lurker.
n orwalk. w I .
mmd‘énmc I. 195.103.1932???

Joseph V. l)ury.ol Warsaw, lll.. was; rimn
troubled with rheumatism and tried aI - _ -,_ _gq"_" "I!"
number of diflerent remedies. but says I N Am
none of them seemed to do him anyI lzth Annual
gnodpbut finally he got hold of one that
speedin cured him. He was much pleas-I ASQUERABE BALI-
sd with it. and lelt sure that others imi- .
Iarly aflltcted' would like to know what sail“ I or
the rented was that cured him. He
sates for t s bunch! of the public that it I ‘ Siflamnuun
is called Chamberlain a Pain Balm. For AT
eslebyfl. C.Stillsrrn druzgist. GERMANIA HALL.

H a New York millionnrrv- Int-ea a din- Washington Street Brldze. & Norwalk.
$53!)“ by?” and 26th street. costing , I

or re gm; l9 d n
.... ...;ch . ...“.W" ..., Im TUESDAY EVE 6, FEB. 2|
a ave to $5.00 -
each for-Cactus BIT-stodfim wcnweythem. TIGLGTS, 5“ cents I Pam“-
what would be the saving per cuptta if "3 7‘
g did“, should 5"? be given. there F
m: persons at least? ' . ,. ~
Inquire at Pleisted‘stlrug amt-e where irSt m. E. ChurCh’ . *5?

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Personal Beminiscences
of the Late War.

3‘ III“. HARVEY l1. IEUILKIS.

lIEIIIIESlIlI llElIlIi. FEB. 21.

Old War Songs and Music by the We.
ADllS‘IOX 35 CPVTS.
seat.) can be div :2ka at Pluieted'

Reserved
S nth X. rwalk. and llu'e's. \urwalk. on an
lllrr [bored 3. Fr roan its 113

trust: tint, sour—I Itlllltlllt.

W. ll. K‘APP. Iaaagor.

SATURDAY—EWGIEBJS
The Minstrel

 

Monopoltst l

IIEOIIBEWILSIIN

And his Munificent

MINSTREL
COMPANY

Inch-I ling

IIIIIII'S M‘mvw’fimxs amour:

Entree-d at it fab 1mm y’alfll'v
The mod hrll Innt tmup «It

Imuse ' ......m

Ever brought to "In con try.

The mod! "turns-hr Isml bot known organ!—
utiou In the Ir Irlrt prwntl g “in-Inlay.

magician;
IIIlIIlI, IIIISIIlI. WEDNESMI.
Feb. 27. 28. Mar. l.

WITH “'EDSIEDAY MATINIE.

EIIIIINE PAIIAIIIIX

James Albert. lsaeper.

PIIIF. BEIIIIBE IllIITIIIllIlIEI

And his Original. lemon» and l'nrnustlrd

24Educated Horses 24

Do everything but talk.
Bollard. laslraellte.
Interesting. Alaska.

Enjoy-l anal prnlu d by over

One Mllllon Persons

The only entrrtulnmrnt patron ml b all
classes. and that two rwnr but an r
unfavorable t- rlno am

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