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In low Restless Days.
(.5th Isle ISIIIepless lights.
With
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daily duties booms a delight and Lites bf
M stop that cough with
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I Flour.
Wolf; bomstock have now
Inflorescarloadofhigh grade
, ‘1
flour. It or than
Q“ ng and
ixhe. Costs
Illinois make it, and will turn
‘ more bread to the barrel
it is a stronger flour;
‘thatiaitwiil take morewater.
it requires more kneading.
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$0236 i at”? l Izll all!“
9 New York Harald Weather forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be cloudy
and slightly warmer with snow. brandy turn-
lug Into sleet and rain. with dangerously
strougwlndson and near the coasts. pnuihly
{allowed by partial «drawing in the night. To»
morro’w‘ti promises 'tfl'beg’enerally wider and
partiyfclon'dy, M}; snow and followed
by chain and Maria. 5
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WOBIID'S FAIR (IIINTBS'I'.
Pointers for People Who ltetara Coupon-
ts " 'I'ha Boast-cl " once.
Pco pie who roinrrtcon us In 'I‘rrlsnri
un‘s World‘s rairwn iW cstshould exercise
guilktm in 'fllilaW hoe t rited I
ank coupons vs u to II II packfies
with others; these are not counted. In 0 or
to fscilltate the countiugand filing of coupons.
which. we find.lsqulte a task. people are re-
ueatcd to trim thcmcarefully and arrange
hauling-... way. Donor notniixthccou-
Iions; If you Vote for more than one candidate
make pack“:I at each name or en-
nasparatoo Arum:
andum outdde or insiden of envelope.
the numbarot votes and who they are or:
facllltatc the work of counting. Coupons
mrcciemve‘dhflém a. In. do notappear In” the
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E In the Town of Norwalk to the 5'
' World’s Fair.EE
c0I mm...» bcsont n. niaiLkaaIIed 'E‘
in at the "an: offihhciitionmrdemited EEE
E In the letter box at the entrant'- to he E;
Ssx‘rrslr nmII, mldmieed III' "“"orld Ii
, Fair Editor. ” ;EiE
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no. Bertha Allen. Over lover.
Miss Mary Allemover Bit-er.
Miss Alida Bat I. 3.... .
Miss Addie Benton. Over Rim .
Mrs. l 'ornclla Bennett. Uoncord"
Mir-I» Charlotte Bryan. Concord”
ta .
\Iiss Annie Beledm. Braeksldo.
Miss Anna Burr. Center ..........
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Min Meson ('uI lie. Over River.
flies Maggie 0 men. Concord .
Miss Carrie (lo Inn North (‘ enter.
Miss Anna Okinawa ( 'oncord.
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In.“ 'IrrnI-lls lwdid Comer"
unsu- rrzr Ion Franklin
liest‘ ef‘ n,(‘fnter
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“my. last Norwalk .
.. be Plains
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well I
Ills-Julia St. Joliii vNorth (water.
(too Thompoon. V lnnl lap-“uh.
Miss Jule Tollee.
Min Reba Taylor. 0v litter
Chairs A; 'l‘bvck
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BoraoeBngtIaInlear ver.
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'fteoucsts thalnolnure coupons be sent In
for but. .
("lift '1'!!! Blflli.
lmaarl coup-risen...» last
larwalk.
The annual fair turd entertifunidbt of
volunteer that company open Iii-night
at their both on Edit Mus. There
mwillbo many «WWI-nu.
Park City Colored Quartotte will render
selection.
Ill- Nelllo Rider w. very pleanutly
surprised at her home on Maple avque,
laatnhtht. by anunoxpsctsd vialtfrom
M new, .«mm The mm
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....It§§urfisneg’éfifiafiuszga-‘nfi.glg..I-.533.
fol with music.
games and a line supper top-away
tbshdbf.’
WWII.
Miss little K. Adams has returned
from Rutherford, N. J.
llmENIYmmofWIlton, Is th‘
inglthflssrglsflturgss.
'I‘lmsliylwssneybav been very sick
of inflammatory rheumatism.
Hrs. William F. Coley and son, of
Wuhan“ It's. George A.
Unnanloadaod Joseph Perry were
THE INSURANCE IONOPOLY.
The New York Herald has begun a
vigorous onslaught on what It terms
“the gigantic insurance monopoly."
which is placing insurance at exorbi-
taut rates and destroying legitimate
chum militant 0! .ihcfitshlt'
pllshdl.
formed with autocratic control of rates.
Small competing companies have been
driven out of button Rater have been
advanced to the verge of extortion. and
the people. rich and poor. have been
compelled to pny them or go without in»
surance on their property. In Brooklyn
even the mcmgby of the fire department
ha been attack the auobiation as a
pretext for enforcing the moat outrage-
ous cxactions. All this has been done by
an unlawful combination under the con.
trol of British capital. No legislature
which truly sepraeuts the peoph phand
guards their Interests can stand ”lyby
and see that people plundered vic'
timind as they have been by this' Iniqni—
tons Insurance ring. Fire' Insurance may
be lllllfkld a; :1 public user-id ty. ltis
somet Ingw ic every pro entproperiy
owner must have. Any abuse In Its man
agement touches all clause In the com
munity and affects every interest. Such
an abuse In It public evil and calls for a
public remedy.
In New I-hgland there has been form-
ed another fire insurance combination,
which. under the guise of what is called
“coinsurance,” bu advanonid rates
very materially.
The insurance combination is to-day
the most exacting and extorting mon
optin in this country, and seems to be
limited only by its own greed and the
marines of the people. and unless our
legiskiturcs take action to protect the
people. will leave them at their mercy.
A legal limitation of imurance rain; has
become a necessity: and until it is comb
liahed and the basilica based on equit-
able principles the people will suffer. A
businen that is a public nmity should
never be left at the will of any combine.
lion to a degree that permitsot the lin'
tude of fire insurance as conducted III
present. There is a fair profit in the
Insurance business at monable rates.
but it will not pay exorbitant salaries.
afford sumptuous style, allow of useless
officials and lax adjustment of losses.
Such a combination on in now in opera
lion will excite a resentment that will
befelt.
SOI'TII retinitis.
wan III. Pnplo as Our cu: at Dolux
aa‘fiavllx. ‘
The graduating exercises pf the South
Nm‘walk High school will be held early
in May.
The schooner Rm 1.. Ferris arrived at
Norfolk yesterday. after a very rough
‘03"? » _.__..
—Doti't fuilto hear Rev. II. E. Burnt-s
tonight.
The Mission Workers of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Ilia Ray.
mood. or 6 t'ourtlandt Place, at 3:45 to
monow afternoon.
The Young Peoples Society of Christ
ianEndcavor will have charge of the
meeting In the Congrgationnl church
tomorrow evening.
-—-You can buy fresh pork and sausage
for 12} cents a pmtnd. at IIayes' llarket.
The Holmes, Kceler & Belleck com-
pany have purchased a team of sorrel
truck horses from M. H. Parsons. The
animals weigh 1,450 pounds each.
Patrick .I. Connors, of Taylor avenue.
contemplates leaving town tomorrow
for Newark. N. .I.. where he expects
toarcureomployntsntluono of the hat
dtmmflumdtbfl‘mfl
Bullding.loanand Investment amocia
lion. lastuiglitfllm was sold to two
members. Agrsatdealof interest was
manifested. and several new members
willprnbably be taken in at Iii. next
meeting. __.
'l‘lieunionfellowshlpmostlugathst-
pm. reward-r. '- I-mlr «waded
lbelarmtdehgationflom outof town
uoiugftomfloutblforwalk. Aoollation
was served In tbecburch diulngrooms
silicon. Thanostmeotiugwillbebold
new.
~150de will he one III-night
Iakeyour arrangement h) go totbo
“3&le
mYaunglan'sDahatlag club hold
lichael Binltb. Thomas Bullion and
Frank Pierce were before Justice liar-
foundthein guilty and sentenced m
to thecounty jail for ten days.
—The very best and plea-meat. place
to ceBhra'te Washinglot’i' 3 birthday Jill
be “the First M. E. church to night.
..... W’ i; l' . .‘c
“Ammo! premium III-ins. 1W1
at Enema-Altit- with}. and- with
Ised a crinolins club. They believe thin
that sort of drum is becoming and will
me every effort to bring It into fashion.
—Huyler‘s candy. fresh every day, :it
lane's. 51 Washington st.
A pleasant and agreeable remedy.
much better than any dollar bottle of
springlonicto renew youth and cause
new blood to course through your veins,
”will be when Rev. B. E. Burues' lec-
ture, and song: by the choir to night at
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
Don't stay home. even though the
weather should be a little disagreeable.
—You will find the beat variety and
quality of fish with lowest prime in town
at Ilayes' market. Steak cod, lzlc pound;
weak thih, 12c; smelt. 10c
Someof the members of Pilgrim Coun—
cd. 0. U. A. ll. attended the anniver-
sary of the New Canaan lodge lat
night. An excellent entertainment was
rendered and a collation was served. W.
C. Holmes. W. I]. Stafford. Charles
Beecher and C, S. Ferries gave two farces
in their usual happy manner and Sir.
Beecher gave an exhibition of clog danc-
ing. William Powell gave several banjo
specialtien The visitors returned home
at on early hour this morning.
—It will beetle of the awful regrets
- of your life It you miss hearing thechoir
slog "Yankee DooJIe.” "Tramp. Trlmp,
Tramp.”
Edward Hagan, who was taken to the
Mnidletuwn Insane Asylum yesterday
afternoon by Chief “dinner, will be re-
membered as the W301] who caused so
much trouble to the electric clocks about
one month ago. the circumstances of
w hich were related in Tm: strtxii. at
that time. Hagan lived In the upper part
of the old house which stands opposite
)Iariiu Baum. Jr. & Co.'s fur factory on
Spring street. and a Wire ran from the
roof of the building to the factory.
Bit-zoo found the galvanic cord and cut-
ling a hole in the roof directly under it.
severed the wire. Superintendent lion
nel and Lineman Mimison repaired the
damage and put the win- out of Satan’s
reach. The old man claimed it had kil-
led three of his children. .
NOBWSIII I‘lllfli.
.l “(0"! Budget of Items- rrun Ilse
”\3‘ Barb-ah Ind of‘lovrl.
0. Eskeliion. who has been III at his
hUMOD High street. is out mu.
Our Brolhctr' Lidxe. NJ. 10 I. 0.0.
.. will rehearse the third degree Pridly
night. A- ~
—lt«uonable prices at Lane's depot
"summit. Open all night
Officer Martin, who has been otf duty
several days because of a severe fall.
resumed his duties last night.
F
Officer Dana isofl duty this week on
account of serving as juror in the crimi—
nal term of the Superior Court.
Mrs. A. E. Pryor and Miss Georgie
Taylor started this morning for Norwich
as dewgatcs from Buckingham Post
Woman's Relief (ton-to the state con.
vention of the order.
The heavy weight ofsnow on the roof
of the Ilubbcll building. corner of Halo
and Wallatrcets.causad the tin motto
hillbilly. The water found Ila w”
through the ceiling of Dr Bauy' a once,
diaries through the Minn» one of the
front windows of J. Spencer & Co:-
jewelry storc. damaging a number of
chicks.
-—0Iir limb—ll’msh geoth. beat quill
ty. lowest prices. lane’s. bl Washing-
ton stroll.
William B. Brown. who went to
Itasacbuasttsa few weeks ago to
oaptapoaitionu wssvoriuanmall
manufacturing town, returned to Nor»
walk yuterday morning in teapotiaoto
atelsgramaunouucinxibs critical con-
dition of his wife, who lssulforing frdrn
an attack of pneumouh at her home on
ltlvm-viaw'l‘erraaa. ,,
lary naaly, museum Heal],
whowasflnadflandocatsfor drunken-
”W.” hIJmWr iI‘
madlatslyxotdnnklgsinaadhaasinco
been hanging about the nloou. In
Boalywsnttotbotsbotmsuthla m...
ingtohavstbanmlhsrfromdrssr.
hambuhaakaonmhafhrwhiehhs
made the rounds ofthouloonaaaklsg
hematite-Ilium. .
monumental-Ir. Il|.. vii
trouhladtritk rm and tried a
muffins-0mm.”
nuns of tha- sssnitl to do king,
godibfllaalybspthoflotaao
martini-WM
dithihaaflflts-Itkflotkmatimb
“Mk“attbspalflofliatls
ammonia-III. For
roll today, charged with vagrancy. its .
“Maseru-rift
Ill 35 lo 33 Garments reduced in 33.
Ill. 3? lo 3ll Garménls reduced to 35.
If we have your nice you can have a Bargain.
MW
.A. D‘ickerman & Son,
......
la Ngduvsattiiolbi‘lhkthbsethatue’diingit.
Plentyotneaostoooniiuuotosollaqmtorrre.
yeawhen we give them 5 lbs Carolina
Bloom] fortlio, ”mm onoytbem Raisins in their pudding when they
have obtained 4 lbs or 256.
V‘“
Remember when we offer liar— ’ i; .1; w
gains they areallfresh, new goods. ' ' "Lg"
Our reputation will insure that. .
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.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
LEADING GROCER. 33 WASHINGTON ST.
The bank examiners paid the Faittleld
(hunty National bank a visit yesterday.
li- Buaie Pink, who is seriously ill at
her boarding place on Center avenue. is
no better today.
_ed in Mrs. Michael
gently}? ‘shomu "Dublin,” minim.
but. Was thrown out of door- we our
dkmageresuued w“;
in. Bmtheflidod of Bi. Andre“ 3! St.
Paul's church will hold a social meeting
tomorrow night, at the parish rooms,
beginning at 8 o‘clock.
.I‘;
.) .7”
Oscar Bart. the four-year old grandson
of Frank Tinipson, died at his home in
"Dublin" last night. The funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon.
The court martial which was to try
Samuel Foster, of Company F. at the
armory last night. for not paying a fine
of ‘10, was adjourned for one week.
The scwud meeting of St Philip's
Chapter of Grace Church Guild was held
Iastnigbtintheclaatroomofthe
church. The following officers were
elected: President. William Roche; vi’ce-
presidcnt, Ernest Cornell; secretary, Her-
bert Gould; treasurer. Albert B. Scolleld;
chaplain, Rev. S. H. Watkins.
Selectman Daskam is in Mcriden to
day attending the banquet of the
Connecticut Society of the
American Revolution at the Winthrop
House. Others insttendauoe are J. P.
Treadwcll. E J. Hill. F. St. John Lock-
wood. George II St. John. Dr. J. (i.
tin-gory. C. A. Tucker. Charles Quin-
tsrd. Fred Quintard and B. W. Naples.
—)Ir. Norman Brundagc. of Norwaik,
graduate of the Merrill Business College.
has been placed with J. R. Palmeuhcrg's
Sons. New York city as atenogrupher
and typewritist.
The ladies of the Norwalk Methodist
church gave an enjoyable supper. cut-:r-
tsiumeni. and towel sale In the nunduy
school room of the church last night.
The supper consisted of all sorts of good
things prepared by the ladies. and the
towels and aprons found a ready sal to
the large number prment. During the
evening an enjoyable entertainmentpoo
sisting of vocal and instrumental music
and recitations, was rendered.
Weltltcr Guessct \s—ugharis pmphc
slid storm is with us on time. It coin
Incticcd to snow shortly after 9 o'clock
lustriiglif. and by midnight there were
sever-alluding of snow on the ground
Then it commenced to rain and hail_
This morning the sidewalks were a mass
of slush and the trees were covered with
ice. It rained and hailed alternately
during the morning hours until about Ill
o‘clock. when It again commenced to
SHOW.
William Shcehan. employed in the
Norwalk lock factory, dropped a two
dollar bill and a quarter from his pocket
In front of Robert YanBurcn's aside-nee
on West avenue. Monday night. and
could find neither the silver pleccnortbe
bill. Yesterday morning he found a bill
of the some denomination. partly cover-
ed with snow, our the entrance gate of
the IIeOraIid Lockwood place. It was
probably the some bill be had lost the
night before and had blown across the
street.
Capsul- Mn.- Drum-.I.
The dead body of Captain Patrick ll.
Maternal. who was employed on the
oyster steamer Etta Ilay. was discover-
ed in Bridgeport harbor yesterday. lie
fell overboard from the schooner Satur-
day. probably mining h'l footing on the
slippery deck. The deduced was a
native of Bridgeport and was about
titty-tire years old.
A- ll.” [Ira In Ila-bury.
A ancestory building owned by Jam
8. Taylor. .adflli~ log the Danbury News
pines, by J. llorningaa bottling
works“ Jeane, silent). and John P.
Wildman, room, was burned at
midnight yesterday. The loss is ”Alli
If!“ It I I'll! Mag.
Rudolph Burr. of Long Bill. was
ac» struckhyatrainatthsrailroad ere-log
instepnoyyaterdayand butantly kill-
ed. 'I'hebudywnearrisdacnnfiderablo
dlstanceaudwaabadly. outup.
IaAlbsrtFavuvltsmfArkav-asfhty
Kart, wishes to give our readers the
broodtotbiasaperionoewitbcolda. lie
mys: “leoutracted a unit] only last
springthstiettlsdonmylumandhad
hardlyreeovored frumtt whsnlcaught
another that bungon all summer and
left me withabackiug cough which]
thoughtlnavsrwooldnstrldot. Iliad
WESTPOR'I'.
Him Hattie Stevens. of New Haven, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. L. T. Day.
Trinity Guild met yesterday afternoon
with the Misses Thomas. at Compo.
Vigilant Engine company is to hold a
fair in National Hall about the middle
W“ “Gigi? (' I’lioiirj'
Howard’s Comedy. oeuipaayv is booked
for next Monday or euing at tho Toquctt
minute .I. new:
Miss Annie If. Godfrey will give a
Washington partyat the residence of her
parents in Cross Highway this evening.
' l
MRS. SMITH—Say. husband. what do you think Hrs. Jones told me this afternoon 2 W”
the said that her husband‘s cousin a wife' a slaterdn-Iaw told her that she heard how the
Purplc‘ a Market had failed busted up. made an amignmcut to the South Norwalk Beef Co.
and I came down by there this afternoon Just to ace. and there were more goals and nicer
ones. too. than in any market In town. and It was Just crowded with customers. I had to
hurry home or I would have bought a shad. they looked so nice. but you can get one, this even-
ing. Boy. Hubby. how do such stories get around.
MR. SMITH—Why. my dear. don‘t. you know? Some of the other butchers are awfully
jealous and they set those rumors afloat to injure him. thinking to hurt his credit and bualnosa
standing. “heard that same sfbry. too. and lacked Mr. llotch‘kulpgol thgsouib Norwalk Beef
Cu. about. it. and he replied that Mr. Wadharhs didn't need any credit as be paid spot cash for
everything Say. wife. lilon I think we need to borrow any trouble about the proprietor of
the People's Market: he seems lobe abundantly able to take care of himself. [have often
wondered how he could afford to sell goods so cheap. but I suppose It is because he does such an
Immense business. ltlght you areJIr. Smith,
sarrsrimos cuansxrssn. , F?! iidrivzfii v
r. .I. wanuasrs. Proprietor reopiei' . ’2‘th
Iii 80th Main st.. So. Sorwalk.
21 \Yall st" Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 513-3
Telephone Call. 574.
Abiut 125 men n" ‘ " the .
services for men at Memorial church of
the Holy Trinity. Sunday afternoon, and
listened to a short address on “The Pride
of the Prodigal Son," by the rector, Rev.
Kenneth Mackenzie, .lr.
Hills' People's Theatre company, at
the Opera House this week, is being
greeted with excellent audiences. The
members of the company are firstclam
actors. and are giving some of the best
entertainments ever given here. Mr.
Hilland Miss Kemp are both too well'
known to Wmtport audiences to need
any comments.
A New York trade journal prints the
following: “The sangutuck Foundry
company of Sew York city has been in-
corporated by act of the legislature at
Albany for the manufacturing and scl-
and general castings. Capitol stock 4110,»
W. The directors include 0. A. Filley.
of Lansingburg; M; L Filley. of Songs»
tuck;James I). Lincoln, U. I... t'arpen-
ter and B. do Rivers. of New York city .'
The fourth of a series of fellowship
meetings that are being held in this
port of the county. was held at the Con-
gregational church yesterday. The fol-
lowing clergymen took part in the exer»
oboe, and their churches Were represent—
ed by large delegations: Rev. T. K
Noble, 1). D, of Sorwalk; lies
6 ll. Beard. Ph. D . Of South Xurwalk;
Rev. 5. J. Austin. of Durien; Rev. \Y. 1).
Hart. of \t‘ Ilton. and Rev. J. W. Bollnn
tine. of Bidgel‘leld.
CRA\B£RIIY PIAI\§.
Mr and hits. Charles. E. (Ircgury visit-
cd I ricnds in Weston on Friday.
Willie, son of William Freudeiitiial, of
Wolf Pit hills, has been very Sick.
Mrs. Frank Gregory and daughter
Ethel. have returned from Visiting her
pounds in Weston.
Rev. F. E. Robbins did not preach in
the chapel Sunday. as h» was obliged
to attend a f uncrnl
Charles )1. Tuttle and family. of New
Haven. an- thcgurets of Mr. and lint
William Sherw. 0d.
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Bunion spent
Sunday with her pircnls. )Ir. and lire.
John Benedict. In \Yceton. ‘ ‘
l-"rrd Gregory made paths around the
chlpel and school with a snow plow
after the lust snow storm, for which the
people extend thanks.
One of our praIIiIII-nt fllt‘n engaged in
a pngilistic encounter with a ebopnmie,
last Saturday. near the shop where they
are employed in South S-Irwalk. He
came out first beat with a bad mark on
his face. It is reported that the other
man has a block 931-.
One day last Wi'r'k. as Henry ll. t‘oley.
was driving [list the residence of Wil-
liam Sherwood. accompanied by a lady,
the axle of his wagon broke, throwing
the lady under the wagon and lit. t‘oley
under the horse's heels. The home
stopped before any more damage was
done, and they obtained another wagon
and pursued their Journey
BDWAY'I'IL‘.
The Methodist church will hold a so-
ciablo tonight. at the raiidoucc of Cap-
tain W. l. Stevens.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s cantorla.
. , ,5, Children Oryfov
Pitcher’s Castorla.
mmmktmeumnwm
WhenfiowaaaChikiJhM-rledform
WbrndiobecameNI-Itbocbmgtofm
Whaaiahadt‘kikmhgatetbsmcrstorb.
Ghl'Iren cryfor
Pltcher’a Castorla.
“First Iti‘.""‘i§l“¢iiiiiélii
BOUT]! NOW-ALI. Wit.
Personal llaminiscences
oi the Late War.
at an. traavkr aid-unit”.
WEIRD" Illlllli. FEB. 22.
flid'arflawgsaadlflohytkocbolr.
ahllsslolt. It cuts.
fifim flilsdnmz-a
"Horses Chilled.
nrfi la
....i.g.nm It I. u I
Iingof stoves. ranges. fire place goods '
M i‘ B. L’HOIIIIIIIGIIII.
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTOI STREET.
’I-rsons Iooki foralot. or house and lot
with rin- t‘lew purchasing.are invited to
call and examine our list, “ e have them for
sale in every partof the city at reasonable
prime and on cost terms. atlas If
” ovum. '
lease a factory for Iiirht manufacturing
in town or cilt of 5”!) or more pals»
lion. “aieror steam power of mill"J re»
Iuirod. At lnnl ISIIlmlunre feet floor sur-
we urwesary: two stories prefeficd. Add can
Box No. It'll. llartfcrd (onn.
gufgrfsr’noirnfs.
music niii. sIIIIIII lustful:
W. I]. KIAPP. Ina-gar.
summit—victors
The Minstrel
l‘)
Monopollst !
lilllllGE Wilson
1‘0 a
‘ [BL to help in small futillly, liuht work An] hl flagnllkenl
( ' good home. Inquire of .I. M. Youchec k I a
\\ mhington street. ” Jt
‘\ 00D. llJItI-ordu .I.-mum hard wood want.
ed at cm I: at John H. Ferris' coal!L {ISM
- l
MINSTREL
COMPANY
Igutilkhb for general housework. lnouire
[:35 DvArtoIs' Employment Ageri‘cy.“:fi ’ MARVlllllflgfing
Soul sin s'recl. - . '5
, ..... uufl‘ JAPANESE TROUP‘.
'r'o nor. '
HOLNFS. moms. forms for sale. Houses
and building lots. To Ioan.money on
short time. I..oan~m~gotlntcd Country prop-
criy toen‘hnnge for city property Ra Irpmd
Engaged at a fabulous slur .
The most brilliant troupe o
IIPIIESE ““3 A“ osmium
Ever brought to this comm;
The nine! expensive and bet known organi-
;’°':- W ”h A cation in the world presenting Mluatrelsy.
W I) that doors and one second floor on Bob PRICES' ‘* 50 "Id '5“ “7
bank street Item. :9 Sltland ll. Ap- ,. .I.. , ,.
ply Io 1.1.. Burbank. Iii South at Ii rifle-ct, _
shun. rumor. I- I3! Mus“; Ha",
”OHS on \\ ater street; home on Taylor
av-zimir Imus.- at Eli \«k: bonus- on
Munroe street: firm or \t est Sour-tilt: farm
at East Sum-ilk: houses. III-miss. shops with
purer. Ks) mood Bros fit} lw
Ilolnil. llliSllll. lltnlltsnll.
Feb. 27, 28. flat. I.
WITH \YEDXEDAY MAHXEI.
EQUINE Pllllllllx
James Albert, lanagcr.
IIOI SF: of seven 10.me on (ed-r street.
Rent. filo Apply to F. Hayes. \‘orth
\_l.~Ii_I_i etreI-I. !I__It f_
(“made of six rooms. corner Iitote street
’ and “'mdward Mimic. 313: cotton do
Woodward ai'.rnue rent 3M; the rooms on
rim door. can Ier South Main strict and Han-
(I rd I’laI-u: rent :15 April 1 house 10 rooms.
' wmfortl Place: rent 8:! Apply to E.‘ A.
'l‘ill‘. t hielusrer plate is .‘Inrvh‘l street.
Barn and about one arm of ground
And his Original. Famous and Unequailcd
Rent. SI)
abundance of fruit trees cu.
Ixmn'b. Ina; Iiire at Iticotl‘iceof the Old “Ell
t' igart' o In “ashiIIgt-Io street. dlll "ca 8 arses
‘0R mepiions. entI rtuinriicnts partlrro and ,
I‘m new . U. A. II. hull. Was-Irv "vet Deflection: burials.
Sorralk i-Ich tric lights and all mlklcrn (‘011~
n- lI-nrrat. At reasonable ran-s. Inquire oi
Bel-ell. lastructivr.
J. l. Jennings, l Knight street. Ii'_'.l 3m Interesting. Amusing. .
_ 7 Enjoyed and prnI-ied by over
“'3 “M'- One Million Persons
(‘Ilm‘ ERY. {ve-Ilundpm l~lllnnfurv~ term-in T‘ir only Efllrfllllllnr‘lil immune-I by all
' lion: n It MI t\ M iru ‘Iiihfm tury r. aa— classes. and that has never had an
Ilriefor wil n; Addie-Io .\ ll Scullnt-l umn unfavorable Irillrlsm.
.Niulli Mir-silt. 13‘” iII’IECIIII. PRICES. 50, 35 III! 35 (lo-la.
' HF business! known as Rin rsiIII- IIeI‘ now If!) I'
Pnl‘llrxivn. ('Ignr Mull! un‘fefllniirr) I-IIIrI
sin-1k -Im “It?!" irulvu In: mm. .--Ir t limp "n
for Imii. Inquire III II: \taahingtnn street uo“'“lK_ “Kin“ “8E;
briIlgI Ninth Sorwaik. flirt!
T\\0 Nlt-IIT‘S t\.\l.\' .
Friday and Saturday,
FEB. 24 and 25.
\V. W. DOWNIBG'B
New Orleans creole
MINSTRELS!
(‘IIFAP if sold Immediate \. lot on \" eel
v‘ «lily-n! Bayviour IVW \p Ily I b'arlm
SLJehn. lifilirabeih Blft‘t‘l. South surrwlik
‘ t
Losi'l‘.
‘ \E rigli' hand fur glove near ~oiitli Nor
. Milk depot Finder will be to wanted it;
h nun-I it at tile Nntlncl office. Nurwalk. VI.
H. hr {timid lwlf
mil. ll cm.- ll. 2...... the III-rim pr;
otlli e and lhun' s litrr) stables. \nrisalk.
“on lost from It ~~lv~hth. \ suitable reward
will be paid It returned to llctte' News Room
LN “all IIlrrrl. .‘llf'fillk. Iii If
Twenty-Eighth
30 Pe0 le 30
Annual Sgalemem 9..
Concert at Noon.
Connectic’lfienerallile
Insurance Company
HAIIIORII.
JAN! Al“ I. ma.
P'fllllll. '13. 35 and so cam.
Seaman ml.» at Mitchell?» fl:
Bibles,
ASSI’I'I‘.
(fault on hand and in bank . .J mount ra Br 00 s
Bonds and stuck». at Clfll {DANGin
"rat Mortgage [loans on flea! In
a... . _ 1.479215 in
litmus ont‘ttllntml . . .. . “.1313 an mna 8
Real estate owned by company. at I
ml .............................. lum” M
f’runlniaflotasonl’blbivalnf‘orcs W 1 ll
mu. receivable .. mm ”0
Annlulhlancsa .................. at.“ Bibles
ILIITJMJ'I
Aim: of III] sizes and etylcs In prices
Interest due arul ac- from
clued .. .’ hU‘Ii‘ilM
l'revalmna ..I."... and 50‘; lo 550 00
onislandlmt. I!” and
of collection... ........ sun-I
Market value of floods
..I.... ...... .... ...... ...... Pray er Books
.I.... 1...... January I Revisody edition, prices from
use ................ amnesia."
usninirinr. 206 m 53 50
Claims for Death tam. ' " ‘
nmfi|u .......... 0 7.1mm H l
merits matured.
but not mind for ’ ymna‘ 8
"firm“: gag; :8: u” ‘5 of the Episcopal church, new
...... m revision, (will be ready soon
Infinite 3...... I... after Easter) from
neutral and Has--
tint-standard... Ismail» 250 m g on
(tinting-rat Invest-cut l m (I
reserve. .. siren minor in at ca oorreapon
fistulas to Policy hold. pmyglqlookg. Will] “It!
mfhmmlknlnultl»
avd .................... ma, an n .
_ g i will be glad to call and show
Blane Immunisation in Mull". I“. the
samples. take your ordera and de-
Oo-yany has said to Hitler bolder:
liver books at ublisher’s ricea.
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stain-ism... ‘ ..tIJaIassw postnlto
“Night“! Inflow-amenity ...... .... “1.3M“
dds-III a W
met... . minis Chas. H.1’Oll88
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PROF. GEIIIIIE Bllll'llllldlIEl—m-I
Norwalk Chronicler