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86"‘Washington St,
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If we have your sire‘you can have a Bargain.
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84'W'ASHINGTON‘:STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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for p ,
have obteined 4n- .» rep. ' .
Remanberl‘when :we‘oiier . bar... .
Rains theysreelliresh, new goods.
Our ovulation 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.
Lesotho GROCEB. 33 WASHINGTON 31'.
iiOllI‘I NOI'AI'I.
THE EVENING SEN'I‘INEL.
JAKEGOLDlfiJdttorasdeprlstor. flint the
”Nutritional?“ Wind
- “W" moon's mm
(or... 8 :2 I all: 18 ‘33:
3......“ 23 {it
9...... ' . w»...
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Illbt '
The weather today promises to be generally
clear and warmer. iollrwed by cloudine— and
by snow tonight or tomorrow. Tomorrow it
premises to be generally cloudy and slightly
warmer. preceded by snow and rain and inl-
lowed by clearing.
“OBI-IVS PAIR CONTEST.
Pointers for Yeople Who Intern Coupons
to “Tisha-tine!" once.
Peon! who return coupons In Tan 8m:
m’s J'l'wld's Fair contest should
isa‘sure to do all we b
will. {or it?
onElmGroveplace.
member, Alexander Horton.
rataurant. Open all night.
‘ iIi': your liver is tor-
pid it will cure the
casemsy nevereousetocourt.
demwmm
llany Norwaik sport! will attend
the Bradyolnne "go" at Bra-lord to-
Anadjouruedmeetiug oi the enclal
boardoithe First Methodist Elli-coral
' churchwilibeheldaiter theprayersero
”'1 i ’7’ Tqbl' "'"FT'TT’ V»
"5%" *dfi‘ai'imiibi‘d'ilh" “fuswbxgw-‘Pv
lew'ort nmnwssrnursruuci 9 J “In ymend ’z» -.
.‘Th‘e‘ molly blends. ‘ bfliw li'adilene'
Woii will lsarnwith Wthatshe is
verysick with pneumonia at her home
-You can buy tresh pork and sausage
ior 12} cents a pound, at Bayee‘ larket.
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19, K. oi P.,
will hold especial meeting this evening
totskcsctiouinregard to its deceased
_W pnoa' at lane‘- depot
Tbetrialof lire. Florence anley. as
an accomplice with her husband ior the
murderoi tire lary llunsou. will not
tskepbcestthhtenuoltbeeourt. The
Thomas W. lsrioetbsr. of Franklin
avenue. has been‘appointed lay reader of
Grace church by Bishop Williams.
Butler Chapter. lie. 88. It. A. IL, will
work the most excellent masterdegree
tomorrow night. Aiter labor refresh.
ments.
E. Percy Davis. iormerlyaclerk in the
Norwalk Rowen store. who recently
, M zweattol’rovidenoeto t aposition.
. - ~ limestuevwflky-trrdsy and arrived
all my patrimony-I. will “who Mfiwwwwm . .»
“Mimi. . . u r" .i “r; ,...' 1.1T". (ii - '
. . nary w 0 Andre“
Auumberoiliorwslk'sgllded mile w ‘ " ,
. ‘lihalijas arrested last night b “Ollie-er
went to Bridgeport Tuesday night and y
attended the Wis masked ball. ‘
NORWALI NEWS.
a Dressy We! Ito-I Fro—tbs
manure“
New telephone director-in are out and
are being distributed among the sub-
scribers. ‘
Concord Divldoo. S. of T.. expect to
have a new place in their rooms within
a iew days. ..
' moon-aluminum
WORLD'B FAIR LINE!!!" THREAT“.
he, Are told to Aaaspt an manta-es
not out.
ClllCAth. Feb. as—A strike among else
trio linemen at the World's fair is immio
nsnt. Two hundred and twenty-five else
trio linemen served notice that ii their de-
mands were not acceded to they would
strike. They had been working in Chicago
at 02.25 lot 10 hours' work. but have been
paid at the grounds £150 for eight hours'
work. tune and a hell for overtime and
double overtime tor blundey. They now
,demand‘mcen'te all hell r: with some over»
time and double time. Chiei of Construc-
tten Burnbnm adde the men sud told
time tbab they must be eatistied with the
use per eight hours or quit sud lush"
min {or other titan; " ~ ‘ ' "‘
The number oi men out is not over mo,-
but there is a strong probability that the
strike may spread to other roads. There
have been for some time rumors oi strikes
amongthsslritcbmen at the time oi the
opening oi the fair. but thst plan was
abandoned because the officers of the
Northrup. who found her in the Norwslk
depot. where she was making herseli
obnoxious to others in the waiting room.
This morning Justice lend fined her ‘1
and costs. She paid.
The Highway committee oi the Court
of Borgesses had several men and teams
at work today carting at!!! "I0 ”will
loom - OVER THE RIVER. Switchmen's association thought it would
. In I“ ' . _._.._ appear like bluckmsiling the railroads to
Rutllflll “In!“ “I“ ‘ “3: NO! x... and coast. oi the Day I- has goout at that time. Thrre is no doubt.
II“ I your-s M“ m M 0m . “.mm however, that the plan to go out. unless
Crinoliuc club. it being the duty of each
member to urge the adoption of that
relic oi try-gone days.
their demands were gmnted. has been un—
der serious consideration by the switch-
men ior a long time.
A special meeting of the Epwortb
Leaguewillbebeid at the clone oithe
prayer meeting tonight at the East
Avenue N. E, church.
Clara II., the liveyear old daughter oi
Engebret and Emma Olsen. died at their
home. 19 Fort Point street. of crcup.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at
2:30 o’clock.
THE ORIGiNAL PANAMA.
no loaaepa Brought Irons Prison to ‘I'wa-
lily. DI! D0.- See's
Paine. Feb. 23.—~M. Franqueviile. exam-
ining magistrate in the Penum- csse,quee
tinned M. Yariiln and another Pansma
contractor concerning the sums received
Yesterday's snow storm was I remind»
er oi the days our forefathers tell about.
The storm cleared nt 6 o'clock lset even-
ing and the slush iron. making theside—
walks decidedly slippery. The sleighing
is very good. '
. 7 . M by them from the canal company. the cost
. . ,. .., '3' 5 _ , At the "Kill" mid-'0" W!" 9‘39" There was a good attendance Ill lb? oithe work done by them end the manner
trouble and make you 5 g Them," ""9“ m the_ I I ing 0' the “WI“ Continuum-1 iair oi Volunteer Bose company last inth they uotvths’ir contracts. as well
' “ ' I, 9 35 “m‘°”“mh"""’"”‘“‘"'"" ‘.’°"‘ churcmonishmlw whim!“ maul” nught.uotwithstandinxtbe emdition n! :m‘KTmi'fl‘: "31'.er
feel like a new per- g s “W“. ‘f’ ‘5' ““3 “”9”" SEW" menu will be”BeillilM “dB-ins u». weather. The Park cu, Colored m, m, ”EM“, «m. WV.“ m“;
8 3 0' Christian mmf‘ Thel i cut. “00¢" Deacon I' F. M will IM Quartctte entertained all with their hour. ltisrrportsd tbstsuimporvsntdo
80D 3 E an", 0' mu” m“ I" the ' the meeting. numerous specialties, which ”rounder. clslon alto pressing the investigation was
‘3. E E —You will limbo-st “II-fl, “a Mrs. James Webb. oi Keilorlr Place. 9“ in ' first Cl.” manner. ,T'Hflx‘?‘ the "withheld. Pranucville was withthepro
‘ .S 3 quslit y 0' fish with lowest l rim in town Nurwulk, icll upon the icy sidewalk near EN "Mn“ orchestra "‘1 '9” "" "9‘ sum general Charles de Imps, who wu
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is
Weak deb. 12c; smelt. 10c.
Try
our .-
66c.
a package of )1
damagi- resulted.
at old price. Raymond Brothers.
Pap/er
-——-—M—-———‘
llll. Plaisled,
w
is the Town of h‘srwslk to the
,Worid’s‘Fair.
ll
‘11
octane may be sent by mail. banded ;;
f in at the office oi publication or deposited
3 . in the letter be: at the entrant-c to T!“
.3 Slxrlsal. nilice. addressed to "World's
i: Fair Editor.”
upon.
Ion lltrwt.
‘ I” . .
‘3 W‘smla‘l’ul ST iii: ii”:.‘§“.ii‘.f“oi’!§l'pi‘ili' .. Ml: \cetcrday afternoon the captain of the
. Mb AM Hell. Fran n .. . id: is
Mia: mm; “mm. om m," 3,; coal barge Annie Mchlliams. wh t
W """" ' ’ Mrs. ('Ol’llv“! Mllfllvchllc'lT- g at Wilson P.y|u|_ {all overtu‘rd, Fonu
i‘lllhiii'l’flffii .i'nri‘x‘ifii' 17 nately he come to the surface through
3"” An“ "m“ "7”" ‘ the same hole in the ice that he went
5.- taa' Noruaik. m '
7" 150“" m"? 1’3 down In. and was promptly rescued by
3:? £3,312. '5 Engineer ltysn. who runs the engine on
'l. an.Corcord. I.
_‘ {wriilirdFSenier 5 the dock“ ,__._. .
”am“ mm" m -A first class house .f ten rooms with
.—
-r
. CEENERY
- ' ' . ' 11m i now ..l
"""" ,3? all modern improvements. Rent ‘35; The monthly meeting of m, Boardoi teltornsnow a’lueuiber oil the 62:” 9:" fingmi: :Li flaming-mt;
g swim-lion- Inqninomesehmk- Education was held in the .ekelmen‘. Vii-mutant; ‘ “1:513?“ n. ”mfg“. mwm
Ill-ll! ' ' d OWN-l in" "ii! TIN-d. 0' hl- “'0 mum 0' “‘3‘ "m" ' ' “ml Ka~Sccretary William L'. White . .
m gr‘Qmmeomm 1": 'mdymnm‘wg . insert to 01,0 :rious action! districts "5rfllWBiW? L00 "lid-0n." compacted by his daughter Pairing since
, - _ ‘3 A grand ma- mecting. under the aus- were talked over. A resolution .3. adopt- Elmlra. N. Y.. chow-singer oi cooaldsr- :3]? wlilllgmlklea lopg Ingllzt‘ihe “’5:
~ ' ' ble monomhas been “pm“ by on . . annasyac (rleCIQ.
u '0‘. AIDS 1: I’m“)I “'9 Central 1“" Untamwlllhe ed requesting the selectmen Incense the 5 _ Wm“ ' _ . Ian-m. “1mm“ rrttrr-d (mm m. it
‘i ' ' are held in Ilusic flail tonight. The public boundary lines 0' the ”a,“ school .5, Wilson, and will positively appear with 6. Duo "mm. Intent! m" Imam
” Ill! mm ”m; l l: ieeordialiy invited to bepresent.a speci- "M. tobedetiued upon . IMP 0' u, the company hereand sing his latest and the “my”.
'lgh's 2| ai invitation being extended to the town “a“, be M upon “,0 town grvotest success. “The Iluntsmeu’s MLClovrlandhaain-cn ”my 1., man
I no ”or" Slee’less I ‘1'. women workers of the town. Samuel "on...“ Pcrrnimion "8"“! u, I" Bugle Call." else lisp? binary. “Th; illop, 1"an .lulr:
A" r‘ ' .. . sons ou..csr .arr«
WW“ AM“ “l' ”MI. W" ”4’3 “WW-.0! New York. preside-Ml the n. B. Baicom turned her thm children Couwdisu William ll. mm bcgnnthr um um My “mm, mm, hmwfl
“ml,” ”In“... d r: W Km", f": AM” PM“ W- ”d [1. from the North Center district to the iourth week oi his long engagement solgeeenllo Manchester.
“I. . delight ”a “I. - I“. . 5' 8"“in 0‘ Boatm. general secru- Over River school. tbeStar theatre in New York on Iloudsy .* c v. v
101. g tary oi the Bootandfiboo Iakml Intcr- ___.._..,.._ and was M by . hi8" audience l“lend" Y0:s'mwt;;. roll... in.
'“"‘“"""°°”"""‘ ’i‘.‘ “W “ml "““‘“'°"‘"""* mtumlollmslwhmu. Holme- u... a» one which-wrdhlmmw m...» rim...n..l......m.lm...
Yankee .5 m l you a, I m d.“ was held (mm her late home on Halo amine nlsht 0' “'Onjfilsism'dzzsl: includlm:l:mmmc2¢n:uol:::
‘ '- . . his play wu welcome. shorts m are n s .
he ..... tu . street yesterday aiternoon Ilev George . '
. ‘ 3““ wan 3: “M Come ”d m n. “9 mail VsnAlstyue. pastor of the Norwauk lye». Since its opening night the play, mfggcfi‘1w3‘mguggxlw
lung - souTHEB flggwufllm River. a ghIDk-Olkirn: 8:3?!“ who-“*1.“ doom Methodist churchmfliclated. lilss Bis good as it was themhasirnproredcon m Th.n|l|arleepaenlrd. Its man-
s new .
Till MFR OI’ BLAINE.
”hm-abutment!“ not tell!
u-
l filling Store,
I wasnrxoros grit.“ 80. FORWALK.
G. A. Grocery dt 60..
WALK. m.
one.
I. be written by us" Ill-Its.- see can.
“bill I! the lone, lltll (to-puny.
As Norwich had the honor of publish-
ing tothe world Ir. Elaine's great. his-
torical work. “Twenty Years oi Oun-
gm’mflorwick isto have tbebouor
at giving to the world the only eutha-
iaed story of his life. President llashell.
of the Henry Bill Pnblhhlng company,
has jmt returned from w-lhlnm.
where be has made arraueements with
Bell Hamilton for the immediate pre-
paration oi the liieoi Jam. 0. Blaine.
Gall Hamilton has tor years been
inmate oi theBlalne family. Biro has
oitheBoutthwwalk
the
wssmade by him his literary saeeutor.
audtohercarewereeeutldedbbpapsrs.
and bio-
tbs grave.
III! AID ‘I'IIII.
sum
«ammun-
at Hayee' market. Sleek cod. 12c pound:
Mr. end Mrs. George Smith, oi South
Nor-walk. attempted to drive to Reddiug
yesterday and were overturned sevqu
times before reaching their destination.
They wrn- driving a gentle horse. and no
——Cnal in quantities to suit purchasers.
Will not every member oi the W. C.
i '1‘. Union make an extra cflort to he
meant at the weekly meeting to-mor-
row. to be held at the home oi the
sverrurry.28liorth Ila'ln street? Buui
noes oi greatlruwrtsnce In to be act-1i
-0ur Motto-Fruit goods. but quali-
ty. lowest W. Lane's. ill Washing»
abovcthebesrmlooutbatlsopplsite
Alesaudw Horton died last night
athhhdlneJOTaylorsveeuep He was
employed for many years as a lock-
llttsriutbsflorwalk lock latter)”. but
wasobllged to give up his place tour
montbaemonsccount oi poor health.
his w-amembsrol Olivsnraneh
lady.K.otl'..andoiPsl-tlnacsstle.
A.0.K.oil.C. Inflortouwuhfty
years oi sensed leavssaissrtly of a
wits and tenehtldrsa. Hewssswell-
knownsud highlyrapectadeltiaan.de
votedtcblstsmily.towhomhtslomhs
most severe one. He was a member
congressional
church. meter-ere! willksbeldst his
Istehome stliltp. m..8sudsy.aedst
ehurellati dcloek.
Thesesletlsswllleeuduettbsservle-at
Iflw“ rl creases-stuns erase
«enabler; ans-asses! Her-
Joke been, a m mud-r
aboatlftyysflsetheIidsed is M
llaateu‘sstorsatl'orwieb’i‘owmh
masses-tinned ballast oi the
Yalaliawsw-ksllatlewliam'l‘nrs-
mandamus-4W1.
Ieclions and there will he a piano duelt
by liisece Lillian Owens and Clara
Boyies. and a solo by like Bsylcs.
committed to the Assist-s on Feb. 7 by the
judicial chamber ior hsring bribed public
Ilium. wss taken lotbe Pal-is Jus-
tin ior further examination. His wiis met
him there. and they chatted for :1) minutes
while awaiting I. Franquerille’s return.
In comrquencs- of hi. anquevilie'a onu—
tinued absence the sxsmimu .nn was eva-
tually postponed. and 3!. lie [we're was
back to prison.
I. 11-51 has been ill for the last three
daysand iscoutlncd to his bed
Editor A. I] Byingto ‘s residence. on
Beldvn avenue. this morning. and broke
her arm Mr. Welsh proposes to sue the
borough ior damages.
WESTI’OIIT.
Amateur F. [-2. Perry has taken anum-
her oi excellent photographic vlewa oi
the Westport Water company’s pumpiuu
station and etan-lp'pe. The latter is
quasi in beauty to anything Is profusion
ai could produce.
BIA-Alli: WINES.
I'lentrtcnl listens tn Ibsen Play-00in.
nests wnl as [sure-us.
W. W. BGwnlng’e Creoles will appear
at the Nanslk Opera House. Friday and
Saturday. Il‘ebrusry 24 and 25. Then
are twrutytwo people in the company.
Including their own band and orciwstre.
Theo-umpuuy is headed by Harry Pi r
son. the bttvlvmlue prima dunna: Bill}
Jackson. the prince or colored comedians;
Barthel and Jana. artist”: son; and
dance artlstdz. herald. the man who
walks on a ladder oi sharp swords:
Bennett. the great base nuclei; hits»
Gertie Jackson. bliss Bessie King. Miss
Mamie Sunnis. Mabel Wallace and is
trust oi otho-rs. the whole to conclude
wllh the taunt crew. the cake walk.
Seats will be on sale at littchell's.
George Gale. the well-known operatic
Ellen Gsivin: a domestic employed by
Attorney Joseph A. Gray. of 31. Jenni
awhile, became elusive to her mistress;
ia-xt night and Officer llartiu wus celled
to arms her. When tried this morning
she was fined fl and meta andrntem‘cd
THE PRESIDENT’S SPEECH.
to thirty days in jail.
"l‘he Dru-rent oi Ila-y That Will "not
nt- Flag."
N" YORK. Feb. fl—At the nniurling
oi the- Star- Wed Banner our the
steamebip Kew York yesterday President
Berrison said in port:
“It gives me greet plea-sure to consum-
mate by the act of lifting this flog legisla-
tlonto which I gave my hearty support. 1
have felt as a citizen and as pmideut the
ramification which every American must
feel who examines into the standing of the
United States in the merchant muriueoi
the world We iii: the tin: today over this
ship. a magnificent specimen of naval
architerxurc. one oi the he?! sdoeton any
In. That event is lnlcmlingiu itaeli. but
Ila interest to me is in the fact that this
ship is the type and precursor oi miay
others that are to [lost this flag. I deem it
an extremely appropriate function that the
president oi the United States should liit
the flag." -0”...
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTiES.
The ease cl Alien county. 0.. agal‘
The final game in the Norwalk club's
billiard tourney. for a prise cue. was
played yoetcrdsstsulting in favor oi A.
it linlkiu. This wall a great surprise. as
it was generally conceded that H. C.
antnn would win the tournament.
\ialkm's rating was ninety and “Men‘-
lfit) 'l'lso-rloorrr strand: Malkin. W; Yea
turn. “8. Mnikln winning on a acntch.
Department Clllnmnndor Rodgers. oi
the (i. A II. has annlmnced these stall
appointments: Aseishsnt adjutant goo
oral. J. H. Thacher. oi Hartford; nihil-
nnt quarlcrmnatrr general. W. E. Mot
5:1“. oi New Haven; inspector. (Hinze
W Cny. oi billiard: judge adrocats. C.
A. Harrieml. oi \Vallingford; senior aide-
do—cnmp.Jamcs R. Shane. oi Maiden
has. BMlTn—Bar. husband. w
hard.” ~ .
shesaid "mm In“ omthlnklralonestoldnuethhaiternuont Why
' ‘s cousin's wiie‘s sister-iu-l'a'w told her that she heard the
Peopleslarket badiailed.hnsted unmade assignment to theBouthlierwaIk Ewart On.
and [came downbythere thisaiternoon Justto see.and therewsrs more goods and ulcer2
ones.too.than tnauyraarket lntown. and ltwss inst crowded with mic-ere. I had to
hurryhomeoriwouldhaveboughtashad.theyiookedaonlce.butyoucanatone thleeven-
lug. Bay. Hubby. how do such stories get around.
MB SMITH—Why. my dear. don‘t you know 2 Some of the other butchers are awfully
jealous and they set thnserumore attest to injure him. thinking to hurt his credit and bulne-
etandlng. I heard that same story. too. and I asked Mr. Kntchklsa. oi the South Norwalk Beai
(10.. about it. and he replied that Mr. Wadhsms didn't need any credit as he paid spot cash iw
everything. Say. wits. ldon'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 oi himself. I have often
wondered'bow bacouidalord tosdluodsncbmgbntl supplies it isbecausehedoesath an
immense business. light you are. Ir. Smith. _ ,. . . .
" SATISFACTION OUAWID. ' V 7 “In DELIVERY.
w. J. wanna-s. Proprietor Fupln'a lurker. '
13qu MalnstISuNor alk. leobone
who“ ' 211‘ Wall stem};-
m ‘ i ' A
Borges Wrecked in the sound. gq'fflluld mm,
Atow. consisting of a tug and live
canal boats, became icebound in the
Sound oil Oyster Bay Sunday. During
the heavy wind Monday afternoon the
tow disappeared. Nothing more was
seen or heard of the boats until yester-
day. when some oi the crews went into
Oyster Bay and rv ported thst tire barges
had been wrecked. One lad gone ashore
at Lloyd's Neck, one et Cove Neck and a
third at Center Island. The other two
were sunk 01 Center Island. The crews
were enabled to mob shore by walking
on the ice,
no lull. sum Illfllll.
W. I]. KIAPI’. Kiln-r.
sllunnlliifcrms
The Minstrel
Monopollet l
Elolci Wilson
Andhislagnldcent
MINSTREL
COM PAN
Including -
mind's uAszLo-FASPAXBSE 'I'IiOl'PE.
Engaged at a iabubus sala‘g.
The “1th bril tant troupe
.IIPIIESE ““35 A“ (arm
Ever brought to ibis Milli].
The most expensive and best known organi-
zation In the world munl linstrslsy.
PRICES. 5. 50 and The.
Music Hall. '
Illillill, TlltSllll, wwnrsnn,
Feb. 27, 28. liar. I. _
WITH “TilNISDAY NATINIIL "
EQUINE PARADOX
James Albert. laasger.
"BF. GEIIIGE summers
And his Original. humus aid Ilneonailsd
24Educalelliiorses 24
Do everything but talk.
Ielaed. lastraetive. '
Interesting s sir
Enjoyed and praised by liver! ' ‘
One Million Persons
The only entertainrd'eat patmnlscd by all
flawless. l Ibst never had an
un avorab e criticrsm.
SPECIAL I'IIC”. 50. 35 III '5 Col-Ia.
no lw
sorsnr‘ ’l’lit‘i’lll‘lillsi. "'
rvvo gllTSfmj-Yht. '
Fnday and Saturday,
FEB. 24 and 25.
W. W. nowsrao'e
New llrleans Creole
lllilSTilElS!
30 People 30
And their own [land and Orchestra.
Concert at Noon.
llr. Albert Favorite, of Arkansas City.
Kan . wishes to give our readers the
benefit of his experience with colds. He
says: “I contracted a cold early last
spring that settled on my lungs. and had
hardly recovered from it when I mught
another that hung on all summer and
Ioit me witbahacking cough which I
thought I never would get rid of. I had
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy some
iourteen years ago with much success.
and concluded to try it again. When I
had got through with one bottle my
mugh had left me. and l have not seller-
41 with a cough or cold since. I have
Marni-rattled it to others. and all speak
well of it." 5002M bottles for sale by
i. C. Stiller". druggist
fl‘i’
If a New York millionaln‘ gives 3 dir-
m-rfaohth 'r‘ivenuc and 26th street. costing
fill. .w ich given ”mind‘s in,
that these mic spend 81.456.0il mu»-
rsrnt' bilb final] have to pay $5.00
~fliw6mzshmm30un to cure them,
v would avi to I'
the dinner should not is ”Sivgrlmm
icing 81 pertains at the feast?
inquire at Phiswd's drug store wher-
..‘.-.rvmay have the problem solved an-
!ct mfuvmmtom whim C retin- Blond (.‘ur-
Tfiior a 65mg...“
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'A‘IIIEI’G'I’IIN S‘I‘Itlfill‘l.
Perl-nus look! ioralot.or home and lot.
with the view a purchasing. an- lnt‘llrd u
call and anamiaeoar lot. “9 hurt them 1...
sis- in every part0! the city at mmnabl-
prior! and on ea’ev terms. an‘Ji tl'
«7......
Quinlan .. isdie-z a: w ”Ill-I r» um
i party. For partlculsrs address tli‘erlal
“MI, r-tamlord. I I. ma:
(‘ F. ‘ IiltAL ”vent to rank. wash and iron.
I Must Do Ihormhly clean. small family.
’lt Apply Mr». I. I". \\ alsh Wilson olnt
road. ma
’1‘0leaaeaiactory ior ilrht manuiarturlng
in tnwnnr cltv of Minor more is.
\"alrror steam power M 1.10 it’d“...
At last Mulls-ware lee-t floor sur-
M‘s n-rseser :twn st-nles preferred. Add ess
mar
iios Sn. a). iartiord. ('onn.
(Vlflhwhelp in small family. l on;
I gmdhomo. inquire-«1.1L oblige:
lion.
4 ulral.
39 Washington street.
"ntiiltlfi for general house-work. Imulr;
0
st D‘Armi ‘ in room A no . at
Booth Main s'rrwi. m it trio:
to our.
'oon. Illlmrda minis hula... wen;—
ad at core at John ll. Verrts' coalpfavd.
. 3i.
Byabeeand lies Julia Stash sang the
beautiful hymn. "0h. let lllm Whoa-
Sorrow” by Rubeustein. and afterwards
aquartette composed oi ill-es Bysbee
and Stash and lens. Prieeaud we.
sang “In Heavenly Love Abiding” in a
beautiful and impressive manner. Time
was a bead-ores display oi Montage
upousadabout the casket. The inter-
ment was in the receiving vsultstltlvsr-
side cemetery.
Nerwalk
aodslxtteth
George Washington in a very quiet
manner. Business was gsnnslly sue
pended.sudtbsgreaternumbrr of pro-
sldersbty. particularly in regard to the
worhoithecornpany. Theperformauce
nnwgpeswitbavimandadash that is
delightlulsudevsry pointismrried out
with the utmost caretulness.tbsrvsull
bsiogtbstthelaughter is almost been
sent. The only tents with “On the
“”htbstltlackeserlomnswssdthat
psophwhocomepvaparedtosbrd tears
have to an away disappointed. To be
mwydtbelnducry.butthehriny
amps comeirom isnghtersudlsatonlc
bellerloaisdedlneeors tired worker
thsoaltprescriptionspropmodedby the
mosteapertphysleiaos. "Ohm-tit)!"
begins well. and like the trained thor.
osghbred.ltasvsrslsekenslts peel-,sed
plespenttbedsyindoorwss it was too “uymmpsshytbepost loathed by
stormy invent-roost. flew-ether “yummuma.mm
McMillan-incl which“. ComediaIOraae. onllksmost
hadstsadeneytobrtngoetsnumhwoi manual-hogflhspuu b. pl.”
the“staystbo-rs." “0 and nstttwr does he take thecenteroi
agera have been trying to overcome sstab
Ilsbed laws of trade nluirr tbs delusire no-
tion that they might profit by nlenopolla
tug loci and by combining the int-luvs- oi
mining and transportation. In carrying
out these schemes they hare ssvnmsd a
debt which no amount of financial ingenu-
ity will enable the company to pay.
0-, men's Arts-plasmas.
rmmm. ltsssJ'sth—A milea-
storycnuessniagsnsttem
Murderer Coy is entirely w thout Made
M
the lstheeovrldoraadussdltlor
euttiagtebaeeo.
Joseph V. l)ory.oi’War-w. lib. VII
troubled with rheumatism and tried a
number at dilisreut remedies.betaaye
none at them seemed to do him any
pasy. newt-mismana-
dwpflmwoslduotlikeit. For this
manoeuvres-MM
unmeasured-easements
”Influential-harem
autoimmune—omen.
atsuiddeby walk
raw”. '3. 36 old I. were.
floats on sale at Iltchell‘s. i3
A. Flnck & Son’s
Celebrated Bottled Beer
'ov family was. [or ulsat
George Schaub’e
new-rants norms. may.
.. wee-
MIflCIZLIaANBCIIfi.
more.
mum orisouwaul‘ '
mm? r 4. . 11mm“
tasiw Ills. ;. twisted lie»
"sin and net.
\ PLIAHAN’I'and very desirable fur-lend
i that "aim. Ne. M Hooch Main street.
louth Norwalk. tones or two m‘hmr'a '
i
“‘lll‘ltvsom apartments Ewart: a Corbett
buildl zinlnli limited In three persrute:
nails heal and l‘blad. ileum and Ill!
Inquire Old Well (‘igar i"o..fl W ”(amount
VII“ doalrlbio bower. with all waters
X l- “JIM I. ' ‘
oi Ira. . Ii. email. I! nylnv avenue.
near “est anchor oi Jacob 1.11:..th
mall Place. mil
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and handles tits. 1'» loam-loan no
line. Isl-Io
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