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If your vliv is or-
pid it wig1 oi the
troubleun 1,111:le you
feel like’ a new per-
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nun nu. PAIN Arm tsvtuons'rris
Till ei's'rmt.
In Ion tries. NM
to lure Restless liars.
\, ”It lurelleeiless lights.
With torrent-(Appetite and per-fountain-
thhtakesthsplauofdsepaln SIN?
daily duthbseomsadeiixht and bites
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“immune-thou lt.andlf not full!
Elihliig Store,
I WWW! D11. 80. NDRWALI.
o. A. any)" a 00..
NORWALK. (1‘.
lief the Best!
dwarfed”
Flour.
SWI: Guidebook have now
i d
inatureacsrloadof high grade
hour. It tea better hour then
‘Jaasfior fly lit; spring Ind
WW inure. cm
”Winnie it, and will turn
out more bread to the barrel
became it is a stronger floor;
that is. it will take more water.
It requires more kneading.
1,0mmthobeitmuto
“diamante.
‘ “abides-farm.
.ubtrysa _> mph-g.
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.ii’o‘buysslbs.
88"?Waishington St,
‘-'.:_ts;’acari||a “
‘L
i rivuiytoiii
..zgg ;.,
scorn iioiiv‘itu.
want theta-pleat cunts, sensing
and lam
Three will be service this afternoon in
Trinity church, st ll o'clock.
THE EVENING SENTINEL
urns (rowan. lditnraud m.
Tllll— :0 t 8 the
sue: imdnEb mfi$%flam
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Ital-tare “ma-u tor'l’mrrww.
Bun Rises Suns-ta I Bigh'l'lde Low Tide
at am at m at tit at 13;“
law km slash: Mm Ioreeast.
The weather to-dsv who generally
warmer “(rum cloudy to partly cloudy. pre-
ceded by rain or snow. followed by clearing.
To morrow it promises to be zenerally clear
and slightly colder.
Theannnalballof tbeGermaniaSten-
gerbund.beld'l'seadayhigbt.nettedtba
. society“ a : _ _
~0rial‘indllanfitlutostlltplflohm
atoldptice. Raymondllmtbnst *1
John B. Waterbury. of the firm of
Waterburyt Jennings. Roton Hill. is
seriously ill.
Contractor A. Bach was thrown out of
hissieigh in front of Hoyl‘s drug store
yesterday afternoon. but sustained no
minus injurks.
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WORLD'S FAIR CONTEST.
Pointers fer People Who Return coupons
to " The Sentinel" Olew.
People who return coupons in Tux Elm]
nails World's Fair contest should exercise
gm?“ “’ '"l‘f‘ hemi'u'wfé’l" ”if“
on coo us we n on npac , , _
{2.333321% Ala ”ml.“ r in 0 er pact to go into the farming business'l'hey
o 'tnte cont. ng o con us,
which. we find. isquitea taek. :e‘ople ":0". MT” M "‘9 Chums: PM It “o'ly’
quested to trim them carefully and arrange ton and are moving gm ”‘1‘,"
-—You can buy fresh pork and sausage
for 12} cents a pound, at Hayes' Market.
Joseph Riley and James Lockwood ex-
tnem all the rune way. Do not mix the cou-
pons; if you vote for more than one candidate
make separalp packages of each name or en—
elnre them in aepnrnte envelopes. r\ memor-
andum could - or inside of the envelope. giv-
ina the numberof rain and wh - they are for.
will facilltat- thework of counting. Coupons
ncelred after”; m. do not appear in the
result thvst day.
Isaac Hamilton and his little son were
thrown out of a sleigh in front of John
Whack blacksmith shop yesterday
afternoon. Tbehoree fell down, but no
damage was done.
—hlarch Home Journal tit Flynn's.
l
John Rowbotham.awell-known bat tin-
iaher. died at his home, 1'3 Duy street.
yestorduy rooming. He came home sick
ten days ago. He learns a widow. .l‘be
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon
from the house.
to he mourn-i. must
ho returned to THIS!!!-
Tlili‘ t‘OUl‘ON. in or
the above tints.
—Huyler’s candy. fresh every day, at
launch. 51 Washington st
waning,r ‘11
S
oupon
[tilt Till
losr rort'mii ‘
School Teacher;
In the Town of Sorwalk to the ,
World’s Fair.
t’ill’l‘uXS only be sent by mull. handed "~
‘ inul theol'liivol'publirntlun.order-sited ’
g in the lriit‘f box it: the entrance to Tn: g
, Sultan. "flier. minim-rd to “World’s ,
; Fair Editor." "‘
Thecmeagainst William Lincoln, who.
it was tlltrdithl. was implicated in the
tin-it of of junk from it turn on Taylor
uwnue, was Dillll‘d yesterday in the Su-
perior Court. the [trimming attorney
dvcidtng there was no charge against
him.
entineli
:?
School
5’ Mrs. Annie Brotherton, Mrs. ('linrlottt'
Hendrick, Mrs. Fannie J. Joyce, Elise
Ila-he! Hendrick. Mrs. Unis Brother
ton. delegates from Douglas Fowler
first Woman's [Mic-f Corps. are in Nor»
wvch attending the state conrcntion of
the order.
0
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o
z
-—.\ first clav house of ten/hymns with
all modern improvements iii-tit 325;
go Id location. inquire of George hock
wo id. agent. at Boy i's drugstore. Main er.
.\li~.~ Bt'l’lllfl Allen. Ul-rl' Hum...
Elke )litr) Alli-ti. tlt‘rr lilrer. .
Miss .\lltl.t lull, ir‘rnnkl‘te .
Mi» Alillw: ltmlnn. ilrer Rim
Mrs. t‘ornrlin liennett. Crone-ml.
.tl ~st‘tmrlotte Bryan. t‘onwtd....
)li‘s Anni.» ltrnerllet. Nnmkpide. ..
)llsn Anna Burr. t'rnter ,
Miss. 1'. ll. tier-be. Fast Sore all
l Relief t‘urps desire to extend their sin—
cere thanks to the merchants of Norwulk
and South Norwnlk for their generous
contribution to the fair held by tin-tn
lust week. and to all who assisted their)
ll to make it a success.
—Reasonable pricaswat lane‘s depot
”5 restaurant. Open all night.
on» su-nn t‘urris. Over tilt-er...
Mrs “mule t‘lm‘rnlloonird .
Nils» t'arrlr (Yoltnn. North t ‘cnter.. ..
til-a Annie Du krrman. Concord .......
M.” i‘urnv-llu lint (‘mter ..........
Mine Mary E't'lilll‘n. rantlln ........
li‘sl arrie Flinn. f‘wliter
t\'. t‘. Fmte. ."kal n ,. .. .
Mir-e “attic Gregor). (‘ award .. ..
Ml.“ \Ilnnit- librlfrfl'. East Norwnlk ..
Funk liftr—JIIY)‘ t'wrry l‘lalns
Eduard Il.ilu.ibn .YJM .\'orwalk....
B. Kleincr. a Bridgeport tailor and pro-
moter of clothing club schemes. brought
a suit against Councilman Michael Ml."
hidden for 88 due on o 835 suit of
“Minolta. tier r. Franklin“; ......... it:
is .50). 'orw .
“m M". e. ltVr?lfb.')\"Bf m“ ckithes. the case was heard before Joe
3‘th and: Insert‘nrmln 5‘ tree Nobbs. who dismissed it on the
sir:a M.‘ . stilt-'helf‘inprzwd .. ._ ground that the clubs were against the
Miami. .aatt'orwalk ..
'0 statutes.
«Coal in quantities to suit purchasers.
at old price. Raymond Brothers.
J. "Elwin.
Silas Illa (wilt-h. Frankllrt ....... . .
JIL— Anna (M'Ilch'tmmrd. . . .
Miss sonic Prods-e Center.
Mia-Manon . ' .
Mi s Daisy rt er. Ilia-t horwalk
Miss [guise mith. last Norwalir
Nb- Emma ll. Smith. Concord .......
Miss Katherine ilwtck. (lewd .......
Ill-e Ella mileld (.‘rnter ...........
gills-Julia!“ Jiihufi‘V‘fl"? (‘eyiter
m Import. ' on it .
in» ”rate Tolles. Trankm
William A. Govern died at his home
on the turnpike yesterday afternoon at 3
o‘clock of plueropoeumonia. aged sixty-
DI .
no. ltebt Taylor. om River ”'9“ ”“3' n” 13"?“ 3"“ “WW!“
Cit-rim A. 'l'v‘yrentgmter” .. . one of whom. Harry. is in the employ of
mm. ii-‘lht.$'r‘.l§i'iit‘g”i.;j“' Hayorfleorge mums. The funeral
Miss Mary R. Woodman. Franklin.
lbw Irina Wilanlmad River...
Horace B. Wighamleer River. . . .
ltaltnw Serml'~—Hb ldltb Lows requests
that nomove votes how-it'd on heraodde—
sires that Mr namehe withdrawn from the
World's lair mint. ‘ 1. MI.
w
3'“ Till I" II.
lowland (ls-sipsttbeoayl- last
lav-wit.
J'I Wallace Marvin was one of the rush
matthe marriagsof his cousin, John
Joseph Marvin. Jr.. and II. Josie lor-
gao Kane. which Bib place in the
Wis-tom thlburch Wid-
nesdsy morning. “*W'
will be held from his lute home Sunday
amp. rn. Interment in Union cente-
tery. Rowaytoo.mm
——-0nr lotto—Fresh goods. best quail
ty. lowest prtom. lane‘s. 5| Washing-
ton street. _-,M_._.._
A new member to play alto for the
iron Works band, arrived in town this
morning.and willhoard atthalmme of
the prudent. [out llaeftwd. lo. 2
Hurts-treat. for the present. The merit
bars of the band are highly stated at this
latest acquhltiou to their ranks. and the
father has received many ooogratnla»
dons. Weighttsu and one-half mods.
——You will find the beatvaristyand
qualityoflhhwithlowestprtosslutown
atliayee'tnarkat. Bhodlflandflesute
spotted.
TlieinmatsalotbeOddPellows‘hooie
atOrotouwlll be teens-d tests neat
mouthztwooewadtaiwlnus bringfroin
Goodflimaritan lodge of Daowyasd
Wopowagelodgeoflllford. Ira. 4.11
Baker. the nee-ti: appointed matron.
will case-a tbs dolls-of her position
...a§'s's:§rse£!§§
Dir-.0. R. ftedmau. of lfaple street.
was taken suddenly ill with nervous
prostrsttontastutghtdaitbuisomewhat
recovered this morning.
MEL Iianfmd. J. C. Hawkins.
Charlesiienedlctsodliarvey Hoytweie
lutnightchhsendeleptestorepruent
the East Avenue llethodlst preopal
Epwortb Wentheooaveattooln
em ammwmmm.
imfimfflfiymw fluent. Tbspounlsahoutthssoiae
undonuritwesthwlllbeanoouw “”hWhWWl’I'
edBnndaywherethe list martingwlll Wilma.“
beheld. m u-Dtdlbsaryoussytbsssaredan
Alargennthbtrtifpeoplsmm “DI? errata sad we Isadyoaotll
84 WASHINGTON
- O. W. Knudsen has contributed 8100
lo the hospital fund.
JohnBcottbada paralytic shock last
night at his home on Chestnut street.
--Pure coffee with pure cream, 50. a
cup. depot rodent-ant. .Opsn all night.
John IoCsuiey was arrested last night
for vagrancy. Justice Iorreli sentenced
him to tin days in the county jail.
~Sbad, only 13} cents. Scallops «to
a quart. at the People's Market. Norwalk
and South Sorwalk.
Yesterday afternoon a New Haven
man hired a horse and sleigh of V. A.
Scofield While he was going over the
Washington street creating one of the
runners caught in the track. The shaft
was broken and the occupant thrown
out. He kept hold of the reins and was
dragged some distance. until the animal
was stopped by Harry Smith. employed
by Raymond Brothers.
803“!“ NEWS.
A Breny Budget all It... learn the
norm-Kb In! of Town.
Uniting hasbeen resumed at the old
factory on Hoyt street.
The Jerome Paper company is so rush—
ed with work as to necessitate the Illill'
tion of nnother cutting machine.
ill 35 to 35 larmills reduced 10.533.
Alli/Nu lllltli'arments reduced to $5.
If we have your Joins you co‘n have n Bargain.
AQDiCKEé‘rmandL Son,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
STREET.
"—Wreileu liaritlcmlltEVITIEa
Governor Warts vetoed the lrglslsttvs
likisgallsiugwiuterraeioginNewJer-sy.
‘A latter-ism by every member at the
assets except. at: has been midreued to
Vim Wt Morton tendering him a
llnqust next Monday evening.
l" President Parson of the New York and
New England railroad has resigned. and it
Iathniuad that Mend- of Mr. McLeod
“Ira ebutrolllnglnaerest to that. property.
m‘llaioti Edward ‘A. ll , a mouth or
”sever-nor lla of South chroma
llll Miler-lb Veteran, was tnks‘ofro’rn
“its Io’ciisrls‘wonyatsrday to betrled
{mi-”gang. 0n the train werehis two
‘ Dr. G. s. Wyekoff was mum in Alle.
gbany for complicity in the hechburg
murder and attempted bank robbery. in
which William C. Schnefer was killed.
Dr. George W. Avery. awell known phyv
lid-n of Hartford. died of pneumonia. Dr.
Avery was in Sew Orleans as an army sur.
you with General Butler.
There is trouble and dissatisfaction
_ that“) ,' ,...- of the B ' ’
Lock works, which will likely terminate in
a strike.
A SENSATIONAL TRIAL ENDED.
A Wlle’a Peculiar [bustin- to n [unble-
llwaband.
NEW Yotts. Feb. tit—The second trial of
Colonel William B. Hayes for perjury is
ended. Hayes was found guilty. The first
trial, which began last January. terminat-
ed in a disagreement of the jury. Colonel
Hayes was charged with making an afida.
Yit that on Oct. ‘37. 1&1. he was in Florida.
and also that he had not given Miss Keat.
log of Rochester a note for $2.00).
incidentally have some out the relations
The Norwalk Pistol club held a meet
ing last night and accepted a challenge
to shoot against the Srmford club.
On February 2'7. 1870. St Mary's
church was first owned for service
Your l‘lruornl James Hughes. of Hart
fun}. “mutated.
Richard ti. \lllr‘llt‘ll and St. John .‘lur-
rill were initiated in the second and
third deuce-s at the meeting of Kuhn-m
Encampment last night.
in thr- Criminal Superior Court. yer-ta
tiny. the cue against Dar-“id t'liittaiu. oi
Nurwalk. charged nitb Inltmidatiug his
employ en, J. H. Buckley 5 Sun, was
hullnl.
Dill er Northrop this morning artist-
ed Georgi- Benedi t for an as~nult upon
Elwurtl llyxhec. Justice Austin releas—
ed the prisoner under $25 bonds until
this etching st 7 u'elm‘k.
line Sarah Northrop. wife of the late
Aaron Northrup. formerly of this city.
died st her home to Sew Connor). Thurs-
day rimming. The funeral will be at '3
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The scmnd nuntwmtry of Sherman
('otituisndery, United Order of the (Sold
on (firms. will be held at their hell on
Water strwt.w~uiglit. The grand “Iii
wrs and commanded-1r from Unntmry
and Bridgeport are expected to he pres
eat.
The sitlewnlks tin-ut Korwuilt an. in o
wit-tclii-d condition. Very few of them
art-cleaned and pt‘dmlllm go slipping
and sliding along at the risk of tho-iv
limbs, if not their necks. This could in»
easily avoided if people would sprinkle
when or stand up in the wslks. Then-
wae never 2-H much negligence in this re
spiel. as them has been this winter.
The nowuncemeut that the Now
Secret Endowment Order had male up
plication for a receiver was received with
surprise by the members of the Sorwalk
minutes. They supported that the
order was in a good financial condition,
lathe last rrpom were very flattering.
Bert-val Norwaik parties have large
amounts invested in the scheme.
An enjoyable concert was given in
from of the Opera House this noon. by
the Creole band. Aconoen will begiven
before the performance this evening and
again tremorrow noon and evening.
The genial manager of the company
drew up in front of Tris Sunni. stiles
lnBoIth Norwalk during the noon hear.
and the baodgare the employee a sore-
nade as a «learn for their dinner.
Armory t'lrsy has lwooght salt for
tire. Harriet ll. Keys" to reopen a fore»
misty on some real estate at Fort Point.
The foreclosure was obtained in Imam!
since their valuable improvements have
been made on the property. which by
passed from the bank to private parties.
11mm nine defendants, oneof whom
lathe Ton of Kuwait. The plaintlfl
now resides in Pensacola. f'la.
amour"...- oldand freblsrrst-
“IOTWMJNOMVm”
frombeinestruckbythe Bdtdowntraln
at the Cities street crossing yrstsrday
afternoon. 'l‘betraiowaseomlngm
tlweurve just-lime throw-tug when
Hr.0llrsrwaslothsesoterofthetraek.
The engineer, taking is the itaatloo.
palledtbewbhtleenrd aadrtrverssd bk
engine. been.“ jawpedaslrisaad
tbstraluwsatbyJaat-idagbin. J.
Immune-straininwhsogye
vitae-Io them-admirer»
ssr vtristsa at the snows-s of the
W
H
trwsblrl Manitoulin
sensations-window:
,. .-
moi“ Iin.“ .
mast hero
'1'.” .1"... ,
sf
.
closure obtained by the liorwallt Boring lowed
Vs~Mp«'“'l ”In W ‘
will
hit-two list
uma-tsbapuamfl-
between Colonel Hayes and iii-is Kuting,
, who acknowledges that the colonel is the
' father of her three children. one of whom
‘ is now living. Mn Hay-a the eololel'e
wife. is a middle aged wornn. whose devo
tion to him has kept her by his side during
the trial and who baseveu motioned his
, infidelity because of her great love for
‘ him. Mrs. Hayes in childless and consent.
ed to adopt one of Miss Keatiug's children
as her own. The alleged note for noon
w» in comirleratiou of Miss Heating re
lensing all clnima to the child. Colonel
Hayes has been something of a political
worker and lots also been mixed up in sev-
rral esenpmles, notably one in which Loie
Puller. the "serpentine" dancer, figured.
Thedefenae in the Hayes trial was that
Miss Renting stole the tIDlA' referred tottud
other valuables from Mrs Hayes' trunk.
“number Ill-la Illa'ui I. a "not.
PmuDRLflllA. Pun u-Ji’o the whole
prujdentinl party bound on the pleasure
trip to erv York tin crash near South
Inst station waaa severe shock. Post.
”or Gsuernl Wanamaker raw the body
do young woman pinned down bythr
heavy broken beams He bent forward
and recognised in the pailid features ofthe
unconscious girl the tarantiful face of Hi.
Minnie H. Reed. his ward and the daugh-
terof hialate family physician. Dr Thomas
B. Reed. She was taken out, but. died in
the bespitul ambulance.
Just Ire Jackson Appoints a Republican.
CLXt.l.\SATl. Feb ‘34. ~Gwrxe W. Hayes,
who has inn court crier in the l'nitrd
States uturts hen forL’J years, has been np~
pointed rim-tiger of the supreme court of
the United States by Justice llowell Jack-
son. who. in notityini.r Mr. Hayes to be In
Wilmington on March 4. when he expects
to take the oath of ofice, sends his "best
wishes for our mutual success." Mr. Hayes
is a prominent colored pruhlicnn and
holds by appointment of Governor McKin-
ley theufftm of trustee of the Ohio Blind
asylum.
The (Mean Linens-15's St rib...
Curt-too, Feb. 24. ~ True to their threat
the lilo electrical linemen at the World's
fair grounds in the employ of the Elimi-
tiun compuny went out on strike because
their demands for an increase of 50 cents a
day in wages and time und alialf for over
time and double time for Sunday work
were not needed to. Director of Works
Durbnut claimr that he can get all the men
he wants for the wages paid heretofore
and that the strike will not embarrass him
in the leis-it. ‘|“
Weather "In-u Body Snatchers.
ins Moises. Feb. 3t ;—i‘lre rnen, among
whom are llr. John Overrun and Dr. John
“'.8chu-ffer of the United States signal
serriee here, were arrested for body snatch-
ing. They were taken to the act of carry.
log a corpse from the graveyard. Police
officers.“ tbepointof thelrrerolvera. made
theilre men get into one brick with the
corpse. and all were then taken to police
headquarters. a squad of police walking
behind the back with cocked revolver-t.
'II'IIJ of lists Eel-tor flag-n.
New You. Peh amt-tin” Senator ltd-
ward fl was buried from the Roman
Wk: ‘bnreb 0f the Epiphany with leg»-
Iiatlve boom All the romlneot state
III my Ml- at The that-rel
“one oflbe ever held on its
”Wraith y. After tberervlcea
fish-tidy vi escorted to Calvary watery.
wbuwiatpnnent took place. The senate
rial, assembly and civic delegations N
the corpse lathe grave.
”will“ to Ian the honey.
Ponmtsnnts. 31.. l'sb. shat-It sir.
I!” Ir. James W. lilookley purchased
the City rsllrnsd. which includes branches
to Wappinaer's falls and New Hamburg.
llr. lilocklry was elected Minor and
shoes his own board of directors. The
denying of the motive power from horses
toslsetrleitymi the Main street line will
be mums-d as soon a possible.
lie-Indeed Ileana ale-w la fart».
he. love the tantrums moi-rte
The damage is estimated at
am francs. Thai-gllshquarterwar
aoturaebed by the In. 'l‘besirltaabaa
wow-dim the amount olletals give
afltotbssulnsra
DIAIA’I ll} WINGS.
Theatrical latter- Ia Which Play-Going
Penile Will be Interested.
Ours‘s imperial Japanese Troupe. a
celebrated organisation from the flowery
kingdom, are with the George Wilson
minstrels who appllsr here Saturday
night at Music Hall Mr. Wilson has en-
md ”them at an enormous salary, he-
eides having to” their steamship form
from Tokio to’fi'a‘d Probation and return.
Thoywiltstay is America just twenty
weeks. after which they return home to
the Mikado's theatre. ' Their pendulum
perch not, break ladder trick and slide-
for-life are said to be marvels of dating.
in the troupeare two darling little fel
lows who do some wonderful things.
They think America it great place.
The Eaton Globe says of Professor
Bartholomew's Equine Paradox. Which
exhibits at Music Hall, next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights: ”The
intelligence of the animals is truly aston-
ishing, sud becomes more wonderful the
more it is seen. The audiences are com-
posed largely of persons who would not
attend an ordinary dramatic entertaim
ment.‘ and when one of the fumilyatr
tends, the remaining members are pretty
sure to be seen at the hall the next even-
tug."
From the Waterbury American we
clip the following concerning Downing's
Minstrels, who will appear at the Opera
House Friday and Saturday. February
Stand 25: "The performance given at
Jacque‘s last night was the nouns of
drawing out n rainy weather audience.
but much satisfaction was expressed at
the general excellence of the crimiuio~
merit. The [in-gramme ntmumb-d in
pleasing features. tin- first port [ilrsr‘lil
mg a troupe of cronies who sang svt eetly
and admirably. Every not was euonred.
An amusing cake walk concluolmi the
entertainment. The orchestra tit‘t‘ilnl
partying the company was one of the
best ever heard in the theatre. and \I as it
big feature"! the entertainment " Saute
"nestle art Mitchell's.
HERE AND "I “HI.
Important Sew» of the County rand stat.
(lira-tel“! In . Condensed ll‘urrn.
Nearly $10,000 has lie-n spent this run-
son in removing snow from lllr‘ sir-em of
New Haven. This is the largest amount
which hits been spent for the purpose
one» “88. when the great blizzard or»
cum d.
WESTI’illfT.
Miss Minnie Dcckor. of Stamford, is
riviting Mrs. Jnrris Rt'ntillilt‘.
Hills' People's Theatre minpuuy con—
tinuee to draw large audiences.
Miss lit-Ion ll Dolmen. of Greenwich.
has been visiting her brother. A. I".
l’ltmut's.
f leorue A. Shepard & Son are soon‘ to
rernore their morocco fa ~tory from this
place to Bettiel.
John Milton, of Sew York" state.
has bee-ti rioting at the l'l’fi'tdt'lli'i‘ of
Charles H. Krmpvr.
Ref. Kenneth Mackenzie no to insist in
conducting a tvn tinys' riiission at ililti
more. Md , beginning the second week
i l llan‘h. During his absence his pulpit
will be occupied by out «if-town clergy.
Mr. t‘. i". ”am. t‘tlltnl’ of the Bloom
field, Iowa. Farmer. says: "l mm rec
ommend Chantinluin'o (tough ltvrtit-dy
to all sullen-rs with colds or err-tip. l
have used It in my faintly for the [lost
two years and hero found It the best i
ever need for the purposes for which it is
intended." 50 cent bottles for sale by H.
C. Stillson, drugxiet.
if a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th ntreet. misting
97mm. which gives l9 pm the tlye‘mtwin,
and then- pm ilt» illll‘ltll 3!, 56.00 in due-
tors’ bille rmi “why have to pity ”.00
ml: for (heme lllood (.‘ure to cum them.
what would beth saving per capita it
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 pertains at the feast?
inquire at Plaiated‘r drug store where
you may have the tar-Idem nolvori and
not infrwinstwio about t: intui- nun-i (Euro
‘" ”'oitiiinn'éryiai
Pltoher’s castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitt: her's Castorla.
mushymsktmersmherwia.
Wise-Mwaaatbiklahcrhiforfiatovia.
mmmammmmtm
Ibsabedeblhbqfliepvath—W
Chl' tren cry to;
Pltcher’s Cartons.
" ‘ 'nii'iii.“ ‘
nowerwtiiauwuimin war...
you" '3 , "
hands; aft
""‘iibrrcs.
gr.
[“2“ I! DI, Mini.
is d l. M
Tilt so it
aarieat
’ "I I“
5
Plant”!
‘ their
mummy
or
have obtained 4 lbs
' newborn when we ofler bor-
liaine they oresllfresh, new goods.
Our reputation will insure that.
Catch on to the life lines we are
throwing out. Oin- goods are sold
on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
pocketbook.
:. ._ . is one
mbhlmfiqoonu
eyes when we ,
ӣ93st in t sir pudding whenthey
(antistatic. .. . ‘
vethetutlbscarolina
CHARLES ETEEYMOUR.
LEADING GROCER.
Oh i a... who...
Our sales so small, our stock so rusty;
Our pile of books so old and and musty,
ll Hayes had only sold goods cheaper,
But now, alas. Dear Hayes has yielded.
Our sorrows grow, our despair is deeper.
Och hone! Och hone ! Och hone!
PEllPLE'S MARKET.
1% berth llnin st.. So. Norwnlk.
Telephone call, 52 3. l Sat infect
ncsotcrtoss or cosiiotizscs.
‘ ”HERE-Ll“, It has plensed God. whine ways
are rust tindlne out. and Winnie tnysieri.
ou~ provtdeure. bathe bumm wi-dom and set
at nought men‘s lottiest re refining l-upueit -.
but to whm-mundstes we silently und humbly
bow to take lmm our ling». home circle,
suddenly and unexpectedly...“ beloved friend
and brother.” 'Ill’gv! V. i'nrlt.l t the prime of
his life and in the midst of his llsrflllltt‘nx and
trundnle him to the t‘liju)‘llitffii’lilf it better
world. We desireto pint-eon m-oril our ad-
tnlrntion of lib sterlingcnnm-ternnd his man-
y virtues; and,
Ifxmldehat in parting with him we reo'izen
lm- seemingly irreparable. II» when wi-e nd
judicious count rllor. n s ft- guide. 4'. emu-l u-
ain nle. on un~el eh true mourn-vi friend. on
(Mt Fellowi whom or... no gntlv. in -pirlt
and in truth hr one ll‘lllnt‘ to "or fruit-wily
by the links of friendship uml tov .. nnvi we
a l have felt th- influem cot hvs nitric-er. mural
and christian life. Thou: who knew him D's!
realilr th - run-Men. y and beauty of his
every-viru- department.
Rm-lrnl. Tim! liipimwutn L'alize..\'u. Shot
Wbi. n the defraud «its on honored member.
ten li-r to our rider. Butler Lolge. of South
burroalk, our hmriy th-t in fur their devotion
tu-mr brothrr durinzrh» runny )‘ritrsof his
resizlv-nre in [in it jlll’irtlli‘fl') ..undt r the ten:
alt-r and ammonium munm-r thin" our re—
m-st. plum-d ni~ rem line in their riml shod».
he large llfltt't'ofil'lfl. the writ” orne rnurrh to
the Limit. lltr tori-hit gly rerun-mi command.
Khrrl'npplntz r. ~r. nil nrt~ .~t-tl low s3 "13!!th
(“tally the lla>i M rc-l duh of the it'ing to
the end ‘5‘ w formed by turn tlnr t; sti—
tuclr lut- sm'n 74¢” \i e tunnr-t be stated in lan-
gun 1» : wi- hut‘r! no ruleqma'e expression.
"retired. 'l'hit vie aytnplthlle with our
hr--tnrr‘swuiww it'd al hrs Lind ed in their
not rtiim. \l' help-l r how they lut’r'l hm. and
how 't'll in ii hem! rending was the stru who
brought septririvm we r: .n oel onjrc'urr
\lt‘r~ tannin-ml them all i -oul’ rmnmun I" -
rrk Mr. an-l :rrvtnlir-n. lir i‘Hl'A own
Irfl-fri- r and in due time l‘e writ [note it pluin.
ll: pttnu-ws ‘rlYt‘ rip-niner ftt-t.
l'nf nl n: vrery hour:
The bit! m U into M bztver Hate,
But mite-rt Will be the “(fill r.
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
W.|\IIINGTiIS ‘TKI’ZE‘I‘
Per-an: looking fur-tint.nr house hurt in:
on}: m.- r-imt of purrhlbiflil.iirr uniml i
”ii nnd Maurine-nu! li-t. We have them to
“M'r‘ in ever. port-if the I'll)" it! rem-rumbl-
prh m and Mn c-.i~\ term-A. usual it
it a x ‘I‘ .1».
TLEMEV boarders.
priv to f ~mii).
(‘ E ‘ 74 Snrlh Main H.
l i ”sit
\‘ \l. .. MB: or lttlie :S’Etri find: 'to right
i party. for [unlitiullfi addres. ll Vanni
slrr‘rt. ~inmtnrd.v r. :33:
( ‘ E\ ifRHmrrt'anl to mull. w:t~h 'Il'lll iron.
I Must br- thorough yr lt'JH. Snmll firm 1y.
5” l Apply .\lr- M. F. \\ itl‘lh “iii-viii
YI-Al . 1""
'l"l"»~iseatur~ory {or Ii 'hr rimmifm‘lnring
lrv
fawn-tr our or SJIIlur inun- trip .1:.
tun. \\'att-r nr ~tt-.\'n 3... \rr .1! L'Il . P re-
rurred. Ar lm~t l'h'llwwnrr ft'rl llrwlr ~ur-
iu'r‘ it mean; two-t - we tin-fared. Ail-l was
Box .\n. 03'. Hartford. ('onn. filth
( ' I'tlJohel . in small family. ltzht work
'I ‘ gov-d hv-iur lnquireofJ. .ll. \‘unKer-k
3x \\ minington street. I23!
1‘0 Ll-i'l‘.
\ l’lJ‘ZASA'fi'T uml wry riesirnblv fll'tt'l~lithl
.‘ front room. No. ".l Sou-h \lun ~Il’r19',
b‘mith Soruulk. to one or two gentlemen.
tilt!
I" H'll rmm .. itrtlw-nts sit-arts (c ('orlmn
build rig; in nil} limited in 1hr. e permm:
hull-n henhtl :tntl lighted. lit-rt! ll nmi’lll
inquire (lid \t'i ll t'lgnr t’u . \‘t “lbs ingron st
Pl 1
.4!
VERY ll “.lnhl” lloiune, raillr all modern
. irnpniwint-nte. in timid lilt'ltll'y. lnquih
of “is. W. M. Raymond. :32 Taylor l‘l’tillt'.
nrar ‘ rut Ii‘t‘tl. or of Jurnb [Alumni Kalb
"Ltd l'isr-e. f'Jlff
‘)\‘l‘.house 0n Lexington itwmi». ln rlr-tr.
> f'lllmtll’llt'l’. 5 rooms. rent '7; our imam at
him Ilrove i' room-I. water in. re“! ill}, nu rmll
floor rooms Zl North Matti treet. Anni to
John ll. lint-pp. 't.’ “'r'st Blfi‘rf. south .'nr
Walk. iii if
1 lll'stfi. rooms, farms for male. lion-er
and building lot». To loamrnon'y m
abort time. “Honor illatrrl. t'ouritn prop-
erv, ltlt-xrlu-n‘r for: if properly. Harri-int...
.0,- (Elle
lllll'SE of sore” rmmia rm l‘rtlar Ilrvr-f
liner. 3m Apply In F. ill-y". forth
l i if
Main street.
('tl’f'l'rkil! of fill rimmmrm-r fly-irr- stmi
g and Windward avenue. Sill; cottage rt’.
“midward avenue. rent Ill; live rennin or
lint "murmur-r Mouth Main utter! and "an-
goréi fix: Ir)?" Ill. Ap‘rg‘l. butler ill nitrite
we: not App y to A
wail...“ nm
Tor. t imam “Brice. it itirfiiti iii...
tiara and about one arm of mood
abundance of trult use} etc. Rent. 1
cumin, 1 hire at then roof the Old “m
Clanri‘ra. Wanhlllgttm street. til"
I“!!! mptkms. entertainments, parties stul
balls, 0. U. A. 3‘. ball. “at" atmt.
Norwalk. Electric Habits and all modern mu»
vrnlem‘en. t rem-hie furl. Inquire"!
ltnlirht imam
J. it. Jennlntr‘vr. street.
" l-‘ltll some.
(“i ltllf'fil’li’. f-ul nnd‘phirttinn mm for nah-
) "out a good bits! teas. flail-futon tea.
one tor sell-tin. Addie-n A. li.. mount-l "Mt‘P.
Brmth Norwalk. it» if
' ‘llf. hostile» known neither-Me lee (tn-sin
Paritlva‘tw and Contention»: sumo,
met-trad Lynn's. hairpin! buztll trit‘. Cheap
" . II M I as II On Film
bridle. outflow-it. “ mu
011%? .i“:.i‘i.;;.:.:§.;. lot on w...
- not yview avenue.g:nmy t'harlei-
lit. John. it both street. Norwnllt
, , , it it
“I'll! ”Ell llllllsE.
1'th mourn ONLY.
Friday and Saturday,
FEB. 24 and 25.
W. W. M'flllfl'l
New nrleans creole
lllNSTllElS!
30‘ People 30
“sunshade-totem
wailing, moaning of the butchers night
As they sympathize together in their intervals of groaning.
And all become we were so trusty. Ah, me!
This thing would ne’er have come upon us, ‘
33 WASHINGTON 8T.
Ind morning,
Ah, me!
hm“ Noe" Piaest “m. and lowest 3”“ it'll“! considered, lui‘toi‘ra‘.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FREE DELIVERY,
PEOPLE'S MIIKET.
21 Wall st. Norwnlk
ion guaranteed. | Telephone call, 5 ’f 3.
anointing, ‘
liliSlcwl-lt'lhflllllllInhibit:
SATURDAY EVE’G.FEB. 25
The Minstrel
Monopollst !
61:0qu WILSON
And his Magnificent
MINSTREL
COMPANY
lucid-ling
I
(llllll
MARVELOI'S
J APAKbiE TROL'PE.
Engaged at it fabulous salary.
Tue [noel hril lent truupr of
“PARKE LADIES “m nexrtmrm
Ever brought to this country.
The most rlprlmlt'c and her-l known organi-
Lttion in the Wilfld pratenit g Minstrel-y.
’ Mariana“.
llllllllll, llltSllll, wrolisott.
Feb. 27. 28. liar. l.
“'l'l‘H “'EDXE‘lDAY MATINEE.
EQUINE PARADOX
James Albert. longer.
PllllF. GEORGE BlitTllllllllEI
Amt his originsl. ‘nxnuua and Uneqnailed
24EducatedHorses 24
Do everything but talk.
Relnrd. lastrurtive.
interesting. Anni-g.
Enjoyed and praised by over
One Million Persons
The only entrrtuluimnt patronized by all
(loans. uud tltil him never had an
unfittnruble (‘flllf' sin.
'lI'ECIAI. I‘Blcfli, 50. 35 lld I5 Clllfl.
fifllw
’ A. Flnck & Eon’sfi
Celebrated Bottled Beer
For family use. For salt: at
George Schaub’s
turnout“ rim-iii. risen.
.‘ISCIZLLANIN’US.
('A\ Hound-i
unicorn-now
memoir. llth sir-vet.
mini
itlrhinund. Va
Horses Clipped." '
Home! t'llppeid by machinery in the host
Ilhll: manner. Us I on or address 1'. E UR )-
om . rat iimmry'» liverr Mable. Knittht street
«at hi
Twenty-Eighth h I
Annual Statement
0|" THE
Connectic'tliencrallilc
Insurance company
“4.170.”.
JASi'AHY l. [Ml
AHSMP‘.
('ahlr on hand and in bank. I mu)
lion-l. and trim kit, at cost . “NM
lint “mtg-gr [1‘1an 14- t ’
late , ........... . . Ltibfllm
[until tin f'tflllll'fll. ........... «JILL!
M estate owed by company. at
rnat .. ,. mm”
Premium Nut-ha rill l’ull-‘lm in Font I.”
Will ”reliable MT.“
Agent-,lialannw .. .............. mu
I‘LISI'IJMJ'I
Allin:
Interest dim and ar-
med . .9 TAT-MM
Premiums deferred and
Wishitdlng, less coat
of Miser-tics .........
Market value of Bonds
audition” above con lull—46.172 Ii
firms Assets January I.
ill .. .. . .2.310.NC.I1
LlAlilLl'l‘ll‘l.
('lalina for Death 1m.
int-totaling ......... .
Sndowtmntn matured.
but not muted for
payment , .
Premier-s paid in ad.
loser-ore "curve. Con-
iisetlrut and lanes-
rhttsetts standard. , . .
Cristi-nut invest-eat
reserve ................
Surplus to Policy-hold:
mfkmoertleatstand.
not, .......... . airmen"
film its Orgaaleatlmi in October. l“. tlie
(Dempsey has putt! to Policy-holds".
hr Death lam-en. 11.7.43-
rnit-rmo We unison
M Dividends and WWI
Lilli”
“M ii
”lull.”
Mn." hfilm.”
Mist” ........................... MAI!
"antenatal-assassinate m
’ [amt-WW
aum-mutuurmmuru
“Met tau-um».
m
s. s. ill-lamination.
' m”"""‘"'fiei
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