‘ have 813‘ good THE EVENING SEKTLNEL socrn noun“.
, [3’ Jane contiguuiwrmm What In. yup-L: 1- 3;: cu, m m."
gimme want
_ Inuit Bucknnm in sick at his home on
mun-lye" t
sun-«nub lou' amounting;
moon's m
(m8 3‘“ idiot-.16 ‘23?
’cmflfig
Taylor dt Golden yesterday sold a
building Int. ”1160 feet, on Connecticut
.svenne toJolin Cullen forlohertt}.
' ._ ~ ”‘_"‘:“*““" I Pearson.
I“ 1 35.65152»? ”WWI-1m.
a V (a Sir-I‘ll"!- [33:30 [53%,] “4253* —Ressonanl5 prices qt lane’s depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Thelwelftli annual ball of the Gor—
mania Bangerbuud occurs tin-night in
their hall on the Washington ntnet
bridge. '
The regular meeting of the Building.
loan and Investment association will be
held this evening at their quarters on
Washington street.
New Tori limit! Wenth- torrent.
The weather today promises to he genera ly
clear and slightly warmer. followed by cloudi-
noes. To momwit promises to be generally
warmer. and from cloudy to partly cloudy.
followed by snow and rain and possibly by fox
and dangerously huh winds on and our the
coast.
Willlhll's PAIR CDNTEST.
Pol-tern for People Who Return Coupons
to “he Sentinel" titles.
Peonle who return coupons in Tris tilts-rt
mills World's Fair contest should exercise
idem—o;
——Yoti can buy fresh pork and sausage
for l2} cents a pound, st Hayee' Market.
to facilitate the conntinyand filin; of coupons.
which. we find. is quite a I! i
questrdtn rtnicnrethan and arrange
them all the"III same way. lidll not mix the con-
puns; if you vote for more than one candidate
make em pack-gut of each name or en-
close them in same envelopes A memor-
and entailivnr inaldeof the envelope.
in: I number of vote. sud who they are or.
will! the of counting. Coupons
rcceivwl nfterllmundonotnppear In Its
resnl that day.
Dora E. the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Wei-their. died yes-
terdny at their home on Taylor arenue.
The funeral will be held this afternoon.
The Henry L. Gedney who was injur-
Oil by falling from a buiiding in Bridge
port was not the one who formerly re-
sided in South Norwalk as reported at
the time of the accident.
11‘ your liver 13 t0?!
pill"j ii; 'will cute the;
trouble and make you
fool; Etc :1 new per-'
‘7
Inr before
tho ohm-e llitlt'.
—lilarch Chautauqua at Flynn'.
Poet-viii: news stand.
The schooner iiousatooic. repnrtt-d
adrift in such a deplorable condition in
the Hound. has arrived aI Brookiyn
Captain Burkeniid his brotiiur, who won-
alone on the vessel. are all right.
It is expected Ihat“'. F i Mople "the
wild Irishman." of Stamford. Willuprak
at the regular met-ting of the Junior
Prohibition club to-murrow errnuig. All
young men are intilul to join the club.
-flllyl¢'l"e candy. fresh every day, at
Lillie-‘3. 5i Washington at.
v!‘
Tillfi COUPON. In or.
dor 1 ho I'uuntod. muat
be rid urnI-d tn 'l‘itl NIH.
Tiy a phékagc of
on or
School Teacher E
.600 Paper“.
‘ VIIlI‘CiildgFaiiifl
COl' i’l).\SImI} he writ by mail hundml
‘f inn! IlicntliI-eul’ puhitrution.urtlrpusitnl '1
in the inner box at the entrnnrc to THE 1
2 Sunset. office. addrrxscd In "World's ,;
;. Fair Editor.”
I‘tiit Till
ltisT Ptil’l‘LMt a
’Tiirie' nilI ls- scnim' tlii owning lb
Trinity church or 7:30. The “'3". N
l’lle-vrth Cornwall, rector of Christ
- hurciI. titration]. will preach. To "In!"
row morning then- wtli insertion ntgrsl),
Architect Ferris S. llorohouso- line
drawn plane for an addition. 26141tu
Horumn Qvuunrr's building on Mechanir
street. it willie: need for ninth. Mr
Quiltnrr in rim to build an addition I.
he house.
Plaisicd,
l3 MSHIIBTDI ST.
W—
' V -nn Curtis. liter filter.
3.!" Concord
(' nrrii- Collin}. North I enter
~AND—
CELERY '
sf. urnelia Elwood. Center”
Mary Eur-mien innliiin
In” mania arm Ixt'lnona'ris
I'll! SYSTEM.
n nrriv Flinn. .éfnter- .
hi 1' \l’ii'i't’irti’rglt‘vrym 0‘3“)?“ H
Minn Minnie (Bouncy. East No
It Ittt Aches,
s In: listless ins.
It lute Sleepless lights.
Mine Jennie Ii nry. Franklin
Fran] Gregory. ‘ranhrrry inim-
”Wilma, and perfect Inges-
Iisr’lors‘ur-Ihniscaot despair: your III-m
Eduard n. nunbm. East Norwnlk
Mien Joule Ivclkr ”In”? -
WWWIWII! end Lites
Jar”
-—Uur Mrttlu— iii-9h gun I: ii
ty, lufieel pnrm
.‘lie- lior- ha in 1. ~ rrllmur .
lilies Mair) Allen I): rr liner
A let» Mull. ernnkiin ,, ,
ill-he Hunt: It. Over litter
—f 4‘ mill-
L-ma'.» bl “lulllllg’
- nrnelln licnllrll tummt ....... i you street.
at :mriol’tc Brynn. I ”Mull!” — ~-- . . _.
\nui. tent-slid. ”rook-d e r ' .. , ' . . - ‘ ,
. I Burr. um" I rof. .‘n rt ll a air. rnmn Iluumiu.
Herb-.Pnui Sn class )‘wleniuy was p :tzpoiiul on at-
. count 0- the weather to iiiutulny nit. r
noon, Mulch :2. "in annual exhibition
and l't‘t‘r‘ilj'ill vull take [liltL'l' Friday
evening. April ll. i’urticuisrn latrr.
A special meeting of the South Nor
walk Athletic club will be held to nixllt.
It is probable they I'lll deride to churn;-
their quarters. so the Iirm of Kclwy.
Ernest & lung desire the rooms now m:-
copied by the club its an addition in their
‘ cigar nunufactory.
Mr» LJ. tiny. that
Miss)! Luvrrieb. Oier Riv
lib
kiln
Miss Franklin
am but. tubal
told... “in... ..
“P“ ~‘t'ou will find the but “may and
quality of fish with lowest prim in town
on at llaycs' market. Stink mid. i'Jv pound;
week fish. I20: smelt. 10c
Hatfield
)liseJrilin M1ohn€ul§nhpn|h ('
prion nu
must Tel Vil'ttlltllu
Two cottages at Bell Island. belonging
to T. R. Bro-1w. Wick)! of n buoim‘
mllege in Brooklyn, N. \'., and to A. L.
Benedict. gnicer of linbury. have been
entered by burglars within tlw past few
days and several articles of furniture and
a number of ornaments taken. The rest
dents in the neighborhood havosn idea
who the mill): petty is and will watch
'l'k-stopthatenuhwlth
Yankee
lllDlli—WSDDTHED.
“1.!me It.sadit sorority
' it ver
WWW iv. ..
mum salts" i take this noses of re-
nor-urebnllols be voted
.”and that you withdraw?“
” “m Wklhh‘ofld’s’l‘urmfl for him.
i 5 i inn-rail. oil-non .
inlug Slore’ WI: 30131 to not Wuutivesmiarlcslllietmsnmf
m Bantam. and E. 1. won,“ m“.
sswunino'm or. SQNORWALK. l“"""‘""°“"“°"'°‘ "'9 3“" port. the county mum, I... n u,
of New York. when the spring elections
snhekithisysnrnlm will be a very
novel ”which Harper's Weeklythus
desoribm: Etch voter will walk into a
nut. room with wailsof tbsCt iron. will
seehdovnhimsneatsmyolbright
knobs—to each of which Is attached the
calm house In geport. yesteniay.
sod boson the art of auditing the
man-of the county tourist-sinners.
‘I’hsseeonntshsvssothrensnltvdsiueo
I” on aeoonntof Ibedesdhisk lathe
We". Theeraniimtionnf the so-
ooests will consume about his days.
G. A. Grocer rid: 00..
--Did i hes: you say thesesrs dull
times? Comandsseusandynuwili
change your inlnd. People's Market.
Norwaflsadllnntk lorwslt. twodoors
innnninntion—willpfliinthekuobfor
myna-skswhkes tovote. and will
castonerote.sndno more, tormenti-
didsteforoohofloe. Thereissoprint-
Ctlll «Winn-enactment”
thermr‘l'beelsetionheldin foeka
portinthespringofIMw-veryfavon-
ingofhnliotsrequiredfiherelsnnchance
scoldoltalu' Intended. or of cinema.
ably onhythcsewhnwstehsl
nununnhuuuo-uumwmu menu. goingdownhthe bottom
sis-sly stalled. lithe muss
inallplsotswhstlt didhi Import,“
lslsat..ltkmn&vtslsass. At
“monumental
Nswhwnmnnufilmm
muWwflka-esf
‘wuispshnlymlln “ta-mess
wksrstlsvuyrsvsrsentkssnnd.asisttks
“afihwumubnum
Issue-suns.
were
Fire alarm box 32 in the electric light
station will be heated tomorrow at 12%.
There will has meeting of the Y. w.
G. T. U. at Ifrs. G. F. Wutere’. this
evening at 7:45.
Councilmen John )lc)! uhon hm ixiugm
the Sstnuiis place on West avenue. m- cp
pied by Mrs. Bovilsud.
-—Piire 003””th pure cream, ’ 1'
cup. depot restaurant. molten all nlElIi!
The Young Men's Debating club In ill
meet tonight in the Sons of Temperance
Hall, South Main street.
Chief of Police Eolimer took Edward
Began. of Spring street. to the Middle-
town Insane Asylum on the 12:09 train
Iu—dny.
The Washington birthday social which
was to have been held in the South Nor-
waik Baptist church to Inorrow night
has been postponed.
Fred J. Brown, of Waterbury. a mom-
berof the state Democratic committee.
representing the. Fifth district, hasbem
elected secretary of the committee to
succeed J. H.8wartwuut. of Stainf uni.
Tomorrow the grocery and shoe Slurt’s
and the meat markets will dune It: If)
o‘clock for the balance of the day. The
clothing and dry goods storm will be
rhonlaii day. The public offices will
ulna he closed.
-\\'illinm Chalmers desires to inform
his customers that owing to the snow
idmkoiln. h»- cannot get milk. on i< im-
ahlv- to supply all.
A, E Winchester.
gin-mt of the Pity of South Nurwdk
Elm-trio Wurksguve a mik on electricity
last night. in the lecture room at 37
l‘ho-stmit nlrwt After I-xp'nining the
Iliflen‘rit‘u between arc and incandes-
cent lights. and the method of generat-
Imr the curmm. he mod u very nhie Illlll
into-mung [mp-r on "A Rune-r of Eli-
mn'vi Life." In spite of the intense mid
tin-lecture mom was wellflllvd by no
appreciative and lemon.
.\ certain young lady who oh: lined the
[tuition of teacher in one of the Smith
Nl-rwnik public s'dioIls. met with flat-
lt‘fll’ti success in trenching nix-at of lim-
sx-lmlarw, but to» slow prwzr '5 made! by
a low worried her Not knowing but that
It might be her Inuit. Slit' called un tin-
whmil t'mnmlll’w um day and t'lpilifil‘tl
mattera to him. When the backward
«chulziru worn p tinted nut, he said tolwr;
“D ‘n't “any. .‘li-u I)M—: ynu can't rx
pout to do what iiwi could not do "~~
Sow ('nmmn news. flour.
you» this
,\ l? W S.
A Lrorly Budget of Itv-Iln I‘ium III
Hornugb Inn of Town.
TheI thermometer region-"d hint night
it} dogma :Ian t 'm I» a "Bit."
Mrs. William R. "[1thle llltI-rnpw
Terrace. is t'onilliwl to her burn»: with n
wren- attack of the grip.
Fuuvrnlm'rvu'I-fl over tho roumim of
Andrew B. Hathaway will be held from
his late home in Writ Norwalk than n-
row afternoon at " o‘clock
tinperintcndeut John ll Hoyt of "Ir
tire alarm system. located the break in
the wires. yesterday. on the loop mom-u
in; it): all. near lhibrrt \‘snilnrvn's rmi
deuce.
To murmur. Friday nnd liiturday Im-
spring ember days and fast days of strict
precept in the Catholic faith. There will,
therefore. he no permission to rat "It'll
nut liolurday._ .-
William II. iii-vie Winter of the
Davis mills st Broad River. recently In
jnrcd his hand .1"me in some maciiin
cry about which he was working. “I‘
injury is very painful.
The new administration will. no doubt.
give us a commie change of Mirth
after the t‘olnmbtsu issue. it lr notllh
ly that under at minimum administra-
tion Mr. lisuptwiiilonurstainthe non
treat to «apply the government It At
postal nerds. and it is within the bounds
of pontihllity that there may be a change
in the cards.
(tomptroller Btanbreportsthst the to
tel indebtedness of slithstownslnthe
stats. cities. boroughs and counties in
90.021.“ ‘l’hisisanianresse out.-
mfilumh amount reputed to
the m published In less 11..
ntnonnts reported a having been paid
annotations: Pal-mutate! in.
Map, when“: for support in
papers. III.“ II: for support
MitMMMHorrnsds. scum.
cam; for nitrite. ”hull; for m
MMWWJIHI. I’m
m was "punt so Wm
whatever.
The tunnel road race of the Alpha
Wheel «entrust, itw-Wmowld
he held on Jess miss-airways:
walnut-Mull tram
dihbyhresrnssfit’oflasttsss MI.
tag on listed-y, when any of up
winch-tn mast “swarm-bit-
aeu. Theresvwlllesthin
finals). June”. at‘n'nls‘h the k.
ternsenfotlowtlhyshaqtttanlraug-
tts'n In the evening. Iain-ileum}.
spnsltythuhtlsnstsltihv'tsgh
Mmdflemhm
the consulting vow
‘ m» are Innnd In attend.
..lonw. then- is a big drift.
All 85 to $6 Garments reduced to 83
All 37 to ill! Garments reduced to $5.
If we have your size you can have a Bargain.
W
A DiCkerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The burial of the late lune ii. Camp-
b'ell took place at Union cemetery this
morning.
The borough workmen are cleaning the
sidewalks and rumoving the superfluous
snow from the streets and gutters.
lit-Grand Raymond will sever hie cou-
root with the Control National bunk.
srch i, In go into the furniture busi-
ones with his father.
'Tbore were m marriages. 440 births.
including one trio of triplets and nine
pairsof twins. and 336 dentin in Nor-
unit during the year-1892
Tomorrow the Norwnik post office
will close atma. in. and open betwaen
6 and ’I' p. m. The letter carriers make
one general III-livery and one collection.
C l‘. KeeierJ grocer doing business
on \Vsiistreet. will go out of business
April 1. He will return to Redford. N.
'i' The store he vscsteo will be occupi-
ed by Thomas Counins.
~Remcinber the good supper. the
pleasant entertainment. the apron nod
tom-l sale at the lecture—room of the
Methodist church this evening. Supper
- from 5:30 to 8 o'clock. Come early and
take them all in.
Miss Annie I'oie. president of the Qui
Vite Banjo club, has received an invita-
tion from Ira. Theodme Thomas, of
Chicago. inviting the club to unopen-
fnr prizes in a tournament to he held at
the World's Fair.
“nurtly after 8 o’clock last night (lili-
Ct'i‘ [Irwin R June found lint. Diary
lively lying drunk on the sidewalk near
the Mus-mic building. [19 arrested her
and this morning Justice Cmiidge lined
hwr SI and costs. She paid.
At the meeting of the Court of [inr-
xensrs. to night. it Is likely that the m-
igt'aiiulu of Barge-see Buckley and
\‘ugei will be taken from the table and
acted upon. An order for a special hur~
uu,h wi-ctinn will probably be made.
notified that whenerer therein a heavy
full of snow and they blockade the streets
tarball of the expvnae Incurred in re-
moving it. They will pr-diably be ankul
claiming.
Tho Lido-5' men-Ky Ill llit' Snrwnlk
t‘ cistern i-inl t‘llllh‘li will hold their [”5-
ul :r monthly niL-monary rim-ting in the
(minor ow afternoon at 3:3"
w'x'l wk. Mm. liuuun-l, of Strntfunl, will
tll‘llrlft an G‘Illfl‘sfi upon “The Work of
I' vligft'gailutifll Such two." The members
of the “flinlhicll'cll‘s 6f King's Dougie
I’nu'prl.
Tlh't‘v‘llflffj mad-i are In bad rumin-
hail. mum! by the drifted anon“. At
Brund River. near Gilbert Horton's usi-
flare-two
iiuttrry’. while-coming to Norwnlk Lint
might. Ill-H‘s“ into it and experienced
I‘vnzttdemble diilicnlty in getting his
hum» out. as the animal sank nearly
tr his neck. D. W. Raymond. while
dtiillig to Wool Sorwnlk yesterday
morning. encounter-eds huge bank of
snow, and in trying to not through the
drift the sleigh wMuceiturm-d and tin-
horso not stuck in the snow. Aim
some difficulty the animal waseatriatod
null the sleigh tighted. Nu damage was
dv-nx
Firm‘liicfa from all parts of tin-stats.
appeared More the committee on up
propriatinns of tho fimrni Assembly.
last week. and asked that the yesrly spr
pmpriauon for the State li‘irernen's asso-
ciation be increased from ”All” to “.0!”
as the demands are increasing all the
time. They explained that the sunris-
t‘nm psld widows of firemen killed while
in the perform-tor of duty. Wand
tint the children were given “.50 a
week untilthey neckline-goof lifts-ctr
years. Chief loam reported that the
mutation. Keane optimal the sp
pmprletlon. ____>
it is expected that the Fairtirld minty
board of oommhvipners, its-n. ltesd.
flouiihan and Rowland. will be confirm»
nsssluthsoliloeofthecorunibloumst
has burn temporarily an
ThoStrwt Railway company will be
by limping the now up. they are liable
to pay half the bill for the present nth rt
Miniature has paid out “I 0* since its
nibythe mutton on. «at. out.
psadeddnrlogthspsstfew ”stunt
Mmhaaaryl‘lssrwuappliea—
tinnsforllqnoriieensqsudahossvsrsl
”nebulae-smudge,”
: Rice form!”
have obtained 4 lbeflo
Remember when we otter ber-
geins they are all fresh, new goods.
Our reputation will insure that.
LEADING GROCER.
l
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
pocketbook.
‘33:”); the “mains in ct eir, pnddiiigv pram
worm
n".-
m
CHARLES E.
' on; no} RIVER.
News end (ins-In or the on, In Knot
Ion-II.
The but Norwnlk pond was flooded
last night. and to day the skating is very
good.
The Epwortli league will hold its
usual dueling to night in the East Ave—
nuo Methodist itpiswpsi church.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles “7.14:-
Count will take piece from her late uni:
deuce st 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Freddie. the eiwghtyesr-oid non of
of diphtheria, the same disease which
caused the death of Mn. Lockwood a
fetudnys ago. Two other children of
Ifr. hickwood are ill. but are expected
torccover.
ROWAYTIDN.
AIIrIn. the eighteen months old "son of
Darius i‘ergumn, is dangerously ill of
pneumonia.
George W. Hunt is to build a six-room
cottage on Contentment Island this
spring. it will cost about “.000. C. I.
Ogden has the contract.
Andrew B. Hathaway. who died in
West Sorwnlk yesterday. was the father
of Addiwn i". Hathaway. The funeral
will be held from his lain: residence to
morrow afternoon.
Several members of the Epworth
League will llll'nd the district coon-n
tinn to be held in the Methodist church,
Bridgeport. Monday night. The Imguv
here is in a flourishing condition. twelve
new members having been taken in at
the meeting last Sunday.
' " * ‘—"~"'_‘.
IMRIIZN.
Grand Chief Koch. of the Knights of
the Golden Eagle. returned Friday from
his trip to Untyhnd, Virginia and Ten
nose.
Janice Birchard was arrested yesterday
afternoon. charged with assault and
breach of the peace .ins ice Koch fined
him .2 and mists. which he pail. Tin-
L'Imiplnint charged that Mr. Birchum
kicked and ill Instr-d a boy named “'nl-
lace Smelling. Mr. Buchard cluime tho
boy called him names and heunly slight-
Iy shook Iiiui.
(‘liurlm [ls-Its. the Norwalk ilewaolealt-r.
was out sleigh riding Sunday evening.
and when ommite the school house in
this place he took out his gold watch to
on» what tinn- it was When he arrived
home he wished lflr' time-piece. and sup
twist-d that. instead of putting It back in
his pocket. it Gillip’d down br‘ll‘t‘r'n hi.»
cunt and MI and fell out of tho sleigh.
He was down her.- yrsterdziy looking for
tho watch. without success.
Last wet-k lint Mary Rubi—rt:- Culli
phoned to “mini Jumr Willniou that
Umrge Soothe-wk had nlrut'li her nice-
ymr old son and injured him quitt- badly
“'hr-n the uliicvr “writ down in inreeti
gnu.» the cow im inuml that Mrs ilohI-rui’
wn. “ill! pen-mi Oillv'f lmyu. had abused
.\lr. .N‘inthwn-kl tw. lvararvold hopeful.
and the lather haul interrupted the sport
and captured you"; Roberta lie gar--
him .1 goal hclurv, iut v-thrruisv did
not injure him.
School Enumeration.
Tho cmnpll-tu Built” of the I-nurneru
lion. modem: the first Monday of hint
”club-W, show that them were ”1&0
persons In Connecticut Ibo were b:
twmti four and Mam-n yours of age.
This was an increase of 3.767 over the
enumeration of October. I801 The ratio
of the whole population to that of school
age in i590. when the national unsu-
wao ink"). It» on 1.63 to l. and if this
ratio nmtinnI-s tho population of the
state must now he somewhst our 777..
00) nnincroasouf slwt {H.000 in two
and n hnlf )‘l‘lm
flewnsnn's Wail In," Here
In now ppm sod cells special attention
to now and ohigant dumps in wallpaper.
tho’msikvt. listing w yrsrs' experience"
in the pointing; line. i have
best [nautical Miss and paper hangers
sndiatnnow preparedtodoaiikinrhol
work “attaining to pop-r barman. in
(Irving. decorating. grinning. talsomlrp
ins. plAin and ornamental painting.
line also in my employ the popular
mm. (home P. Washburnmnd willghe
special attention to scenery painting and
wslldeeorntions. 221 North Nsin street.
Milt Norwalk.
Pitchers eastoria.
Joseph L l/ickwoml. died this morning H
consisting of the most attractive stylssin .
)m‘
' cm... 5., for
Co . about it. and he replied that Mr. “Fth
ev‘srfihlng. is
Still
the People's
immense business. Right you are. Ir. Smith.
SATIWACHUN GUARANTEED.
“North hiain at. Ho. Sorwnlk.
.SEYMOU R.
33 WASHINGTON ST.
W
MR8.8N1Tllv-Bsr. husband. what do you think Mrs. Jones told me this afternoon ‘ Why
eho told that her husband's oontln' a wife' It eister—in-Iaw told her that she heard how the
People's lnrkot had failed. busted up. made an assignment to the South Norwalk Beef Co...
and [came down by there this afternoon just to sne.and there were more goods and ulcer
ones. too. than In any market in town. nod it was lost crowded with custom I had to
hurry home or i would have houth a shad. they looked so nice. but you can get one this even-
lnc. Say Hubby. how do such stories get around.
Mil 8M1TH——Why. my dear. don’t you know? Some of the other butchers are nwfnliy
jealous and they set those rumors about to injure him. thinking to hurt his credit and business
stnnding. I heard that same story. too. and i asked Mr. Hotchkiss. of the South Sorwalk Beef
didn't need any i. radii as he psid spot cash for
efl'don'uthink we need to borrow any troubleshoot the MW! of
humans lobe nbundnntly able to take care of himself 1 have often
wondered how he could afford to sell goods so cheap. but i eupwae it ishecauae he does such an
FREI DELiVERY.
I. J. wannm. Prophet-tr Peoplc' s Ilnrlot.
birthday will he observed in Norwnllt
Io-morrow by the closing of the public
schools of the town. The post- ofiicel
will close at to o‘.clock and u ill be open:
from" o to din the afternoon. There will
he one colic: tion and one deliver} in the
Inhrninz. The grocery etores will be
closed all day. and the markets will close
at i0 o'clock. The majority of the fac-
toriee will work all day. Thi- day being
n legal holiday. the banks will be closed.
Mr. Albert Favorite. of Arkansas City
Kan wishes to give our readers the
benefit of his experience with colds. 11:,-
nnys: ”I contracted a cold early last
sprint; that settled on my lungs. and had
hardly recovered from it when i caught
another that hung on all summer and
left me with a backing cough which I
thou;ht 1 never would get rid of. i had
used Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy some
fourteen years ago with much success,
and concluded to try it again. When I
h id got through with one bottle my
cough had left amend I have not suffer-
o-ul with a cough or mid since. [have
recommended it to others. and all speak
well of it." 5000:“ bottles for sale by
Ii. F. Stillann. druzgist.
if a New Yorkwm'hiil'ninaire gives u din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. matting
r00. 00 which gives l9 pen le d spepsia
ind these pm The spend ii. 56. In dot —
tnrs' bills am finally have to pay {5 0"
‘Bt‘h for Cactus Bloalt‘ure to cum then.
that would he the saving per captta 1'
the dinner should not he git mu them
being “i perm. it! III tin Mist?
Inquire as Plainted's drug More when
y In may have thr- prnlriem rtnlfl'ol an
e»! information about t; it'll)! Riomit'nr
I’ll-ll).
HUI.“ “Iii—Suddenly. Saturdisy. Frb. 1» MIL
iconic A wife u! Stephen ii llolma.
{front-rel Well I'M.) afternoon. a: 3
u'n lu-k. from her late rpsideme. "0 Main
prev; Xuriinik. Burials! mnvemrnmnt
unl I'-
Tajrior at Golden.
BealEstaie andlnsuranca
WASIIINI'I'I'IDN .‘i‘l‘lll'flll'.
i’erannii looking fur-lot. ur lmu-u- and in!
with iltc view of pun haunt. an inn ed to
will sit i rtarulnrnnrlid. \\ 'ehml— them fur
ml:- in 2161’} parrot the city at “with“?
prl n- and on «my terms». nu‘Jltf
“ANTFII
HIIEHAKEK“ on infants round.
at L! Water street. do. Surwaik.
Al'H)‘
5
\"(Mil). ltllrnrild erosional hard wrxini Inui-
ed n; I in l‘ at John H. F’erris coal r“yard.
gfltllllifi for general iuiunwnvrk. Inmiir:
M D' Artillw' F .nployment Agent't 3'
“null. \Ialn street 21 fl!
(
H. Sunni;
”Hz:
‘tHTiltNih‘. Apply at W.
\huhtnunm stmt.
T0 Ll‘l'l‘.
'l‘wn first tin-in and one mind flow on liar»
bur-it Ilrrrl. lirnIJt). no and It, Ap-
ply In J I.. Burbank. ‘1 Smith Man strut.
50th .‘torwnlk. it I it
l‘mufl an “em ntrnl: house on Taylor
venue: home It Bit Nook; home on
Munroe strut. form n! Went Somali; farm
at Fin-t Norwalk: house». rmnn niwpu wlili
power. Raymond ilrm fieiw
lltil' st. of men reruns on l‘r-iar trim,
itn.t OI" Apply In I' iluyee 'fim‘lh
Main street.
("MANN of sis mums. router Iiiuvr street
/ and Wovslwud avenue !iik cottage to
WIIIDWOII. arrnne. rent lit; live mum: on
first dungeons“ rionth lain street and Han-
on! ”we: mil“. Apvlli. brinss unions.
: llanforrl Piece; rent an». Apply to L A.
«windward. nut
1"”:3 (mkhewm vim. 3t Marshal error!
about not at" at round
abundance of fruit I etc. Rent per
month. twain n the: roof Instill urn
l'lcsrl‘o. Isl-insure strsvt M at»
a
M” Ins)
F0. NA lull
(‘lht hm 'tll'f. fertilitll provision store for sale
smut basins». Satisfy In" [P.4-
muo former“ . Atkins-A ll». tentlml drill".
ill-nth Novw k
'1‘“! mum... summed. Irel‘ ream
Pavilion. Hunt and t ‘nnfsrtiunv-ry rim.
stock and Irons. IMMIWM I». ctr. I
for cash. sire at L! ashlmtosflsgre'et
ow
(‘IIIAP If mid inmddinlely. lot ’0. Writ!
rill-of Barr few avenue A t’bsrissi
III. JIIILIIIIWI strset. lost ’Iorwall.
A'Krflnfl; m¢n draw Ill- [hull
:tnrwallt.
Was lost its. ostrich. rowed
wtilhn
Telephone bin. 5&3 ’ I . at“. mfiigplk.
Washington's niitiidiI” " 7W ' W” m - m "A W"
The anniversary of Washington' 5 l £4!”ka '5'
First Iii. E. Church.
SOI'TH NORWALK. CONN.
Personal ileminisccnces
of the late War.
or an". nanvn" r. NURSES.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEB. 22.
Old War Songs and Music by the Choir.
ADIISSIOS. 35 CERTS.
Reserved scale can he chucked at Plaisted' a.
South Norwaik. and Hale Nrr
after l'hnrndny Februnry I’d. ) w.“ 0116an
IIISIIl illll. Slill'fil IIlIlWllK.
W. ll. KKAPI’, Inn-gar.
SATURDAY EVE’ 0, FEB. 25
The Minstrel
Monopoilst i
llEllllllE WILSDN
Andbisliaxnlflcent
MINSTREL
COMPANY
including
DUDI’S vagmfimxan raot'rrs.
Subtitled at n fabulous enlist.
The mod bril taut know u
J‘P‘uiSi LADIEs AND l-EXTLZMBN
liver brought to this country.
The inn -.~I expensive and had: known omni-
zation in the w irld pruriemiog Minstrels)“
Ple.‘ ES. 15.70 and 771:"?
Muéic Hall. .
liDllDli. iDlSDli, WEDNESDAY,
Feb. 27, 28. flat. I.
“'lTH “'EIISISDA Y MATIXEE.
EDDINE PARADDX
Jar-es .tibert. Hanger.
PRDF. GEDBBE BllTllDlllIE'
And hiss Original. Famous and l'nrqneilorl
“Educated Horses 24.
Do everything but talk.
Refined. lnstrnetive.
Infercsliltx. Amusing.
Enjoy bl and praised by our
One Million Persons
The only entertainment [term-l ted by all
tllw a. and that in» news load
nnfamrnble l'fllll‘l'lfli.
NPECIAI. I’Rlclid. .10. 3) null 15 (Irv-ll.
Bibles,
Prayer Docks
and Hymnals.
.0. w...
1 how
Bibles
of all sizes and styles to prices:
from
50c "3,, $50. 00.
Prayer Books
Revised edition. prices from
20c. to $3 50.
H ymnais
of the Epincopal church new
revision. (will ready soon
sitor Easter) from
15c to. $4.00
' in styles to correspond with the
prayer-books.
i will be gindm to call and show
of Innersbwthvehsendsnird. The on.-
sshdforshssrias More the marb-
chlldren (try for
nus. it instructed that after the net.
mmnnnmnm
“tsunami-autumn.
”amounted-eating...
“autumn-”nun...
MN
Ghl' 170“ cry for
Pitchers onerous. ‘
tannin. mun.
unmmmmnh
unthiwhkrhsn-an-iasdtrlsts
“We“ Ont-Intolera-
any: Inst
, up“ H Um " 3"" 3mm samples. take your orders antide-
liver booka a publisher' 5 prices.
Bondpostalto
" mountainous
Jinn 3111:: Chas. H.Jones
BMWupfihmyun v, . , $3.35 m “’11“
““th mix-3% wSITUDDIl. FEB. no.
late of $5.1?“ PM 1 PM I
HOUBBWUE'.‘. .
Mutton m. 4.3458.
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