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until; glue
1 girl):
be.
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} inthrift?oiruemsredicu n33, .- ..
' \. ill Slio till llarmoms reduced to $5.
I! we have your sire you can have a Bargain.
W
A. Diel’terman & Son,
84 wasuiuoronf érnser. SOUTH nonwaut. court.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAMIE GOLDEN. lditor and Proprtsgir.
Miner E.m”i'm
”.5: 1 month. “gents; single copies! cents.
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noon-s am
6......“ o wists: is £32:
J ‘7 have a good
. ~ thingsndwe want
fiuto know it.
'bat “emanating arousing
8001']! NOIWALI. ”DIWALI NEWS.
AMWgstol Ito-shamans
4 nail-vial. muslin”
onlochlaihtoucisquitesiekwlthan Arnoldtaaolosedtheir toundrygo-
attackof thegrip. daytotske inventory. .
’lberewlllhsaspsoislmesting of the
Anna AliesruJIvs Muslim» 30-—
A Cranberry Plains man received a
valentinehesrlngherd upon hk hshitof
smoking. A few minutes later be light-
ed his pipe and threw the match away.
snark falling on his wife's dress and
setting it on tire.______
'l'hepropeller City of Norwalk, while
‘ . ,1, . )m-zag.“ . Citytleunoihloudaysveuiag.:at.7:fll;wm‘umu.m.flm,r‘ ’he’v way‘throughtheioe this
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New Iork llsrald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-dal' promises to be generally
fair and slightly colder. followed by cloudiness.
Tomorrow it promises to be from fair to
partly cloudy and slightly warmer, possibly
follower] by snow or rain.
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. in the letter in»): at the entrance to Tile
7 . Sewn!“ office, addressed to “World’s l,
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lies Hertha Allen Over River... .. a)
\l Otter River. .. .. l
Siigggfiis‘l‘llsllol anklis ..
——AND— ' '
in.» Addie Benton. om niver’ ..
hire. t’loraelta Bennett. (‘0de ........
Innis ALL Pam as!) mvmonarrs
'rttl svmu.
ll. ll. Plaislod,
48 Willlllllilllll ST.
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3.5.3:: .53?
Miss Charlotte Br ' . Comiltl..
bliss Annie lieued i-i. Brooksld
Miss Anna Burr. t'enter
Mi. (J. E. Beebe. last Nor-val
Miss Sana Curtis. Over River . ..
Misc . le Eleven (‘oni-ord ..........
Mina t‘a Coltim. korth t'cnter.-....
Miss A'nna Dickerman. t'on ,
)1 i as
In Inn “has time “torrid...“m'“ l?
l iii c.“ firem'itinc;fl’ldw mi
M . M0 .. .
In In" BBSthS ”3's, in... Mint: or my. mi Nor‘w on
' Shawn o "i:“"£..."’l"“":.i “i
.. . It lore Sleepless lights. .. . . . w, "- ..,, 0" ...
Mra L J. Gny last Norwalk he
ttb tantra-big amn- ana rerun Dim Miss Mary n. lievnlch 0m kl in
the lions takes the place or despair: your at?" lfimw in“ 8:
daily duties become a dellnht and lilie- ll”- 1...). Mono-hr iauhorwaik ill
Joy. no. Itch Prankllti as
7.5."; *"“"~:.,,,"‘~—‘ it” inuuoh'w- it
as tin Y r
m“ h 'm’ mum l f’h'ogord ii
« rim Daisy iii". last iat-
ankee I louise mlth‘hst Norwalk. all
M lmmalt.tlmlh.00nrord.. 31
Miss gladiator tlwtek.Corioord .. G
Ilsa lchoflold. (floater ....... O
_ MimJulla st. John limb ('m r:
(WM mVltonip‘aiikn D
I Miss aide ollee. hank n.. I'm
, . -—--—-—— MissmT-yl‘ir.cygtfllm it;
:A‘yaaihdghhcaboatihandlt not full! Chum.“ “fix“; It
“is“ tar-instin- in Word. ‘vnsiiin... iii
. Mireille" Wood Frank I
It- ldns Wilson. River 'a’
“y rug lore floraoelLnghathher River... t
’ -_. . .w. w..- __._-
is wasniirirron or. so. murmur. ”Inn“! bottles.
G A G 0! of a c vacuums: stum- in trans "stasis;
People will be [stat-sud. '
Q 0 mo” 0..
George Wilson and his nr'lustrel cora-
' NORWALK. 01".
- parry will pay Booth florwalk a viit to-
night, appearing at Music llali. Mr.
Wilson hm thb semen surrounded him-
sstf with an array of mlnstrsl taint herd
toequal. continuum. thshntwe
will he on the sardine adorn-packed.
Mark Murphy. lsto Murray t Murphy,
of “Our lrlsb Vfltor” ferns, will appear
allusions" onMaroh ll.tn the Irish
coinedy“0’l)owd's Neighbors." The pro-
duction i said to he adieu-My adapted
to ltr. Murphy's peculiar taleutii. white
:1.
”Perfect”
J7 . Flour.
.3. '
&Comstock havenow
instoroacarlosdofhlghgrade
domtélt flourtliau
Mar , ,hd‘springand
thereto make it. and will turn
out more broad to the barrel
haematite ii stronger flour;
tbstinitwill takemorewater.
”nonhumorehaading.
.
. .zolnyaiilbs.
H;
9
m.
yesterday incorporating the Westport
George A. Hoyt, of Company D, has
been accepted.
He will begin the work as mnasthe
JamesW.Btoreyhaspnrchasedoneof
A. R. Ilalkin d: Co.’s cottages on Con-
necticut avenue.
Water company.
The resignation of Second Lieutenant
Coolidge & Lockwood. the real estate
dealers. will dimolve partnership March
—Huylcr‘e candy, fresh every .1”, at 1, Mr. Lockwood retiring.
Lane’s. 51 Washington at.
Louis Sheldon. wbohas been seriously
sick of pneumonia, is regaining b'm
Anappeulhasbten taken to the Sn-
preme Court in thecaeeof the Norwalk
GasOompsnyvs. the Borough of hor-
hfllut and strength. wflk, __‘__
_ . . , -—-’l'werityofive per cent. on on prayer
The funeral of William A. Govern will ‘ l “ Pinueo’s Book Store.
be held from Brookside chapel, Sunday
afternoon at 2 o’clock.
The propeller Eagle consumed rev-rat
hours this morning. breaking throrgh
theicein the harbor to reach her For.
walk dock.
William Benedict. for an assault upon
Edward Byxbee, was tried last night be-
fore Justice Austin. Benedict was fined
83 and costs. He paid.
—Coal in quantities to suit purchasers,
at old price. Raymond Brothers.
J. R. Raymond has the contract for
putting the additionon Herman Quitt-
ner’s building oti Mechanic street.
Elder G. L Tceple will preach in the
lecture room, 37 Chestnut street. Sunday
at 3:30 p. or. All are invited to attend.
It is probable that at the next meeting
of St. Mary‘s T. A. B. society sresolu-
tion will be paced withdrawing that
4r“ “n b” "'9'" 9"" ”d “we body from the state union.
for 12; cents a pound. at flayes' Market.
J. Creighton Hutchinson, formerly of The meetings of “I” Catholic reading
South Norwalk. now of New York city.
isvisiiing relatives on Chestnut street.
city.
John A. Smith and Miss Lillie A.
Cousins were married in Portehester. N
Y . December 3, 1392. by the Rev. 8. 0
Curtis, pastor of the Methodist church
attend the mission services
The case of the United States vs. Otto
Kromuller. for violating the internal
revenue lsws.oomes up before United
States Commimiouev Wright in New
Haven this afternoon.
-——You will find the hint vuriet y and
quality of fish with lowest prices in town
at llayes’ market. Shad 18 and '22 cents
a pound.
Norwalk. will go to Newtnwn io-mor—
row to organize a division of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians. This duty wa-
postponed from last Sunday owing lit the
storm.
At a meeting of the library dlml’fl.
last. night. a vote of thanks was extend
ed to all who contributed toward mak-
ing the New Year's reception a success.
—Piire codes with pure cmm.5c. a
. lo rests t. uall night
The British mi. Highlander. laden mp ' W "m; 0"
with a valuable cargo of mahogany.
which went arbor» at Fisher's Inland.
iii-hr New London, has been abandoned
An extra train from Branchville, on
the Danhury division of the Consolidated
rind. ran to Nurwalk Thursday mnruim:
to nine minutes. This is the fastest time
——.\ first clue.- liuusc of ten rooms with
all modern iiiipmvrnwnm. “is"! $23:
good location. inquire of Gmrge Lock~
wood. agent. at lloy t‘sdrugstore. Main st.
is ten and one half miles.
A two weeks' mission is being conduct-
ed at St Mary's church by the Jmuites.
Revs. Fathers Schwcnky. Wallace and
(hire. This week has been for the women
In spite ol’ the inclement weather. the
services have been well attended. Neal
week the seniors will be devoted to the
men.
George 8. Bell has contracted to build
new gourd piers for the Consolidated
railroad bridge over the Norwalk river.
weather moderaieviiww
The members of Olive Branch Lodge.
No. 19. K. of P.. are reqmeiad to meet
at their castle hall tomorrow at 12:30
o’clock.toattend the funeral in a body
of their deceased brother, Alexander
Morton. __~
-—-Shad. only 12; cents. Scallops 400
a quart, at the People's Market. Norwalk
and South Norwalk.
llstch. Bailey A: Co. have made two
large water tanks fora firm in Bridge-
port. They were taken to that city this
morningbyoneof D. If. Finch's teams.
They will be used in experimenting with
an electric pumpzmwu
—Junius Brown does misting, paper
hanging and general jabbing. Order
stats in post office. 1’. 0. address. No. 8
Haviland street. BouthNorwalk. Ct.
A colored coachman employed by Mrs.
E. P. Word was driving up Wat avenue
yesterday afternoon. when one of the
iron braces on the sleigh broke. andyfall-
ling down stuck in the snow. overturn-
ing the sleigh and throwing the coach-
man out. The horse stopped and no
damage was done.
——A bonatlde otter always takes the
best. Retriemherthsttodsy is tholset
chance to get the bargains offered at
at our No sale. South Norwalk Boston
Store.
At the vestry meeting of St. Paul's
church. held yesterday afternoon. he»
Grand Raymond was elected auditor to
tilt the vacancy caused by thoresigna-
tionofP.8.lioherts. lt wasvoted to
hold a parish meeting on Monday. larch
d, to take action ontbeneiguetiori of
the liar. S. '1'. Graham.
T. B. Donahhon. the plumber, was
driving up West avenue shortly alter 0
o'clock last evening when hip '.
been importing spins: the” .
Ilr. Donaldson was unable to ‘
burned lie thbsaveuuesud
through Wall street at a lively ”as.
Near Holmes, li'eoler a bullock Go's
stovellr. Donald-customer! the animal
by guiding him on the sidewalk. lto
damsgewssdoae.
’l'lioruaIO'Gorman.F.l.Jones, C. B.
Oo-lidgeandLO.Keetsr. the natural»
tee appointed by theltorwalk Boarder
Tradstolnvmtlgltethewantaandnnan-
oialretingofths Weiugot Corset eon»
patty. vbitsd new York ymterday and
turned that the cone-urban ' it
Isreprestiitsdtohs."i'ke res
of the firm and to put their
wantssudotleratoflorwatk in wri
andsubniitthsuitothsooinmittss, an
early date. Mr. UGorman 1’an
our mood their.» on»
ilriritoiudnssthsiato
w. W. Downing’s
Benson layman. a bold burglar. was
arrested in Wellington]. lie is wanted
in Milford for robbingtbestoreof J. 1!.
Brown. layman took a sort of piratical
tourslougthesouud and then went to
Wellingtorrl to dispme of the booty.
The case of Timothy J. Howard
.lnst John Ryan was heard before
Justieslorrellthtsinoruingandatuoou
wasedjonrued until Monday. Howard
attscbcdeptanohelouglng tollyanaod
tsttitirichmnoct a keeper. and later
Ryantookitaway.
~Coaltn gnantitissiosult purchasers,
stoldprioe. ltaymondlituthsrs.
'i‘hscsseotrrank Attalio. oueotths
ltelises who was arrested for stealing
odour from Charles P. Sherwood. on
tbsasuntuokrusdnoineinooths age.
wasmlledinllridgsportyesterhy. lie
didaotappsaruidthshoaddmwm
’ constituting
circle have been postponed for three
weeks in order toallow the members to
war made over the road. The distance
~0ur Motto—Fresh goods. but quali
ty. lowest prices. Lane‘s. 51 Washing-
ton stmt. __'_
C. Frank Bates. of New Canaan. drove
in Norwalk yesterday afternoon. In
turning around near the horse car depot
one of the runners of his sleigh caught
in the track, overturning the sleigh and
throwing hlr. Bates out. The horse ran
and dragged Mr. Bates. who pluckily
kept hold of the reins, as far as the foot
of Mill Hill. where he was stopped.
OVER Till! RIVER.
laws and Goal. of the Day in last
low-ll.
The fair and entertainment of Volun-
served succeai To-night it will close.
There was a large attendance last night.
delighted all. Tonight the East Nor-
walk orchestra will furnish music.
Louis Lockwood. the fourteen-year-
old son of Joseph L lockwnod. died
early this morning of diphtheria at his
home on Second avenue. The burial
took place this afternoon at ‘2 o'clock.‘ A
few days ago Mr. Lockwood lost another
son and shortly before that his wife was
stricken by the vr'ead disease and died.
BOWAY'I'IDS.
Mrs. Delos L‘llummedieu is visiting
relatives in lsl'ip. L. I.
John Brundage drove a sleighing party
to Stamford last night.
Mrs. J. F. Hale. of Boston, isaguest
at the residence of [hotel Wicks.
Mrs Dean, of New York. visited her
summer residence at Contentment Is-
land yesterday.
”ARIES.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Storehouse-return-
ed lust Wednesday imrn their wedding
tmir.
The Seoul» has padded -.i resolution at l
ibnrizing Julia A. (folk-rider to build a
mun-way at Itirlen.
iirund (‘hicf Koch and Grand Vice
t‘hii-f \V'illtnott paid a fraternal visit to
Rridgrpurt Castle. Knights of the Golden
Eagle
Sits. Charles llobbie is one of the deli-
Katee from the Woman's Ratliff Corps
uf "0ch Post. Stamford, indie State
convention in Norwich.
George W. Southwick was arrested
Thursday for amault. and ‘ Justice Koch
lined him it and costs. llo took an up
pcal from the decision.
Theconcert by the Norman Musical
Association. postponed from the lath
inst.. will take place Monday evening in
the Presbyterian climb. A quarhette
from Stamford will a-ist.
A large number of friends surprised
Henry ll. Tollrs. Wednesday night at
his home on Newton avenue, and, as
usual. on such occasions. all had a very
pleasant time. A very tempting repeat
was served about 10 o'clock.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
The annual supper was held in the
chapel on Thursday evening.
lire. l-‘rank Pillow, oi (nicstuut Hill. is
visiting her mother in Greenfield.
Ilia. l). A. Pillow entertained Burr Fil-
lowand family. also Frank Taylor and
family. of Poplar Plains. on 'l‘iiosdsy.
In. W”. of Chem-at Hill, had a
pralytio struck a short timssgo. and at
glib writing ties in-sovitioal condition.
% " lr.flouaflin.”whttti stelgiiiogon Hoar
day. Iisd'thesitsioitaaeio turnoverlaio
snow-hank twice: on one occasion he
was accompanied by Ira. Robbins and
daughter.
Joseph Ewanetall. while driving on
one of our back not on Wetland-y.
wasthrown out into a aromhank. lIo
damsgebstugdone he pt up. brushed
the snow tron hi garments. righted his
vehicle and pursued hh homoward jour-
my.
nus-stasnisi.
When “stump-numbed”
tord.lasteveuing.adssd sod-angled
body was found caught between the
snow plow asdthspiiotot tbseugius.
liwestbeliodyof syouugwoufll.
poorlyohdhaebhpdoakaldahlaek
wants-rim. ‘l'hswouiaalssuppmsd
outbOpllo¢ Debs-ppmdtohsuioa
may, who llvb hstwsia Berlin and
whitish. flew—flouttwnty-iivs
year-old.
MV.Dory.otWavmw, lib, nu
mahlsdwtth thee-eti- sait tried a
teer Hose company is meeting with de- 6
when the Park City Colored quartette
5Mnu‘iioui
Plant! at
lit
new to
have 0W ' tlbii crabs. ,
Remember when we offer bar-
gains thcyurealltrssh, new goods.
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.
Tho continue. to sell 3 quarts for the.
their on when we
Rice tor-mm y thooyllaisins in t
lb) Ask
ive them lilbe'Oitro I.
sir pudding when they
It...
CHARLES E.
LEADING GROCER.
suroii'iimii'érs
haulers and Their house in Norwalk
churches To-norrow.
30m Noriwau COIOIWA‘I’IOSAL. West
avenue and West streets. Kev. Gerald ll
Beard. pastor. Services loan a. m. and‘lalli
. m.; Sunday achool.l2rn. Young People‘s
iety of Christian Endeavor meeting at
an unlock: subject. "Solidi Portions to
Others. What have w-vflontr" noted by
line “mist 'i‘ollss. 't’he pastor's morning
”hm will be “The Beautiful;" evr rig
sub . ”sermons to cling People A ut
Themselva." No. ill. “Self Development."
Sou-m Nonwara Mmtontn. West avenue.
(m. Rev
izno
near . .EBnrncs. or.
maamw.mpm.m
Scorn Sonwau Barrisr.West avenue near
Pine street. No settled pastor. Preaching.
lira) a. m. and 7.1)) p. m.: Sunda school. l2 ni.:
Y. P. s. C. E. prayer meeting. p. m.
Tuisrrv Ernicovar. West street and Fair-
flcld avenue. south Norwalk. Rev. Olin Hal-
lock. rector. Second Bonds in last. Morning
Holy Communion at 7*. a. m. Morning.
Prayer. and scratch st lint!) a. in; Sunday
school at 12:!) p. m.; Evening Prayer and tit—l-
mon at 7:0! p m. Sixedish service will be int-Id
Wednesday evening. Rev. 5. Halstml “'ut-
kins. rector of Grace church.will preach in the
morning.
Nonwata Coronmariosir. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. 1' K. Noble. l). 1)..
tor. Services at lit!” a. in. and 7:7” . m.;
.nnday school. it» 5p. in. Y. P. .9. . r.
meeting. 6:1!) . m. ornin subject. ”The
Work of the ol Ghost." venlng. poo le's
as service. an ion. “The Publican am his
yer.‘
Sofi'aii Mmoriisr. “'esit and Mott ava~
noes. Kev. George Van Alstynv. l). 1).. pastor.
services or.» a. in. and 2:)! p. in; run-lay
school. l:m.; Epworth League meetin . 6:?!) p.
m. Morning subject. “Rev. George A: sins. of
Hartford. will preach tovmormw in exchange
with the pistor.
Nonwaui Barrow. East avenue. opposite
mu. Rev. 1’. 3. Robbins. pastor. Ser-
vice. lt‘a’lla. m, and Eli . tn.: Sunday school.
12 on: temperance serv m 31!) p. m.: young
[Ralph's meeting. 6:1!) p. in. Morning sublwt.
"(hit-if the I»ptlH." In the evening he will
preach the rim of a series of tour sermons
upon “Hell." First: “TLeifertsinty or Hell."
51'. l’at'L'n EPISCIIPAI. (,‘buri'h street. oppo-
site the limo. Nrrrwaili. Rev :4. 1‘. Graham.
Divine servici- with sermon. at lib’li a m. Mm-
day school. 121!) in. Divine servivewiih act'-
mouJ’fll p. m.
Glues Ensure“. lleiulcn avenue and Cross
street. Somalk. lit-v, S. ll. “'utkim. terror.
Second Sunday in lent. Holy Communion. 9.3.!
s. m.: Morning Prayer. Lilany. and sertnnn,
at likiila. mafinnrlay School. lL’lll “’1 Errning
Prayer and sermon. at 7:.» p. in. All are wel-
come.
51'. MARY‘R. R. P.) corner of “'04 avenue
and Chapel street. borwalk. Rev. ll. .1 Sim ‘
mu. pastor. Low Miss». T a. "1.; Children's
Malawi); in; High Mass. luilla in; Vespers.
"all p. m.
Han Avast'r Intionisr. near \‘quanvlt
avenue. East Sorwaik. Rr'V. i'. .‘l. Ping. pair
tur. Preaching brill a m. and till p. m.: bun.
day school. 12in.; out»; people“: men-ting 53'!
l'. m. Morning so i. ”Jm-oli lhllrl the Time
in Which be Livedz' evening subject. “Then-
is Sun»: Like that; Give it Me "
9r PAUL'S \‘ltsstos. \‘anlamlr and 04mm
aunties. East Nurwiilk. Sunday whvwl 3.3! r).
to I’m sittings and a cordial welcome to all
Anvrrvr Putin-man. Vanlzimlt avenue. Emit
Nurwalk. Prrmhing. lit]' a in. and 2;:li p.
or; Sunday with“! l. m. You Pcoplr's meet—
ing ' p. in. George F. Twp 9. pastor.
Em Sortwani Swwtsn i'ostmnurinsan.
Riverside avenue. Rent! J. Anderson. m»
for. Services at man. in. sud :3!) p. m.; >un-
d‘dy school. Lizfll p. in.
Sorta Souwaut Lei-trite Boon. it: l'llv‘ol.‘
our street. German Sunday si'homl at lilzlil a.
mutierman services at 2.1” p. m... by pnror.
l‘. A. Bmclimx-irr; Esuusri Survive at 3,1»
p. in.
Darn it: EYASGELIN'HE Sr Penn-Gru—
user. Patilul’. U. Apiiz Iaranii arm) llsll.
u i Mulls. \‘ itchina‘lim nlMl bridge. South
\orwalk. Sonntugsschuiv. 1":th a. in: l’rctigt.
31'” p. m. \llr lleutcb wil kummrn.
Sritrxiiwoon l‘smx ('iurzt. Ely svrmw,
South Norwalk. humiay School. .lgli tin;
eve-nit survive I p. m.; subject. "\\ lrat in k
r:- n! (arist'ublsu. raii . t2. Hungarian sor-
vireat [0.3! a. m. and 33.3 p. m.; Thu
th‘nlllK at 7:?!) p. m.
Gnasireviiuai‘iiini- (‘iumh nirvef. near
Taylor avenue. >unilay srliml at 3:11! p. in.
Yorso tin-'5 l‘llitltv‘l‘llt! Assocnrioa. ~
Bible class at it p. m.: Sung strike at i p. tn.
Arriicsx Iniiotmrr EPW‘DI’AI. Knight
«reel. Sorwnlk. “Q‘Y. J. I). Jiarulie. whit.
Morning service or l": "a. rd: Sumlny school
at 13.15 p. ni.; l’rxiyer meeting at t3!) p. m;
ri'enlng service. Tillip. m.
(‘.it.\'.inv Barri-in StK‘ltYI‘.QGlnflrtl limhl.
ingmorner Wall and Knight urns-ta. burn all.
Pastor. lter. F. ”Hil’Rr' \t’. Fuwllie. Christian
Endeavor niretmg. till p. in.
Mr. Albert Favorite. of Arkansas \‘ity.
Kiln , wishes to give our readers the
born-lit of his experience with ciylils. lie
says: “I contmciul n Cold early last
opting that settled on my lungs. and hail
hanlly recovered from it when l caught
another that hung on all summer and
left me withnbm'king mugh which I
thought I never would get rid of. I had
used Chamlirrlain‘st'oiigh R. ', some
fourteen yoursago with much sin-rm.
and «included to try it again. When i
had got through with one bottle my
cough had left me. and l have not suffer-
ed with a cough orcold since. there
recommendnl it mothers. and all a
well of it." 50cm“ liottlos for so by
G. (I. Stillsmi. ilrilttitilt.
I)‘
ii a New York millionaire gives a «lit»
nor at 5th avenue and fldthstrect, costing
{100.00, which gives l9 was“:
andthempeo lo I
have topayb'wo
torri' billsani ii 1
each for Cactus it (Jim,- to cure “wt!“
what would be the saving per capita
the dinner should not be given. there
being 07 persons at the (seat!
you may have the
gotluformstionshontCictusBloodC'uve
—(iood broking newsboys. wanted to
sell Tun Evasive mm
children on roll
Pltcher'e caetorla.
Children Cry for
Pltc her’a caatorla.
Whenhbywaeichwepvahsvm
“fin-M‘ssfldfwtm
mummumum
'h-mehsdcflih-Jhspvsth-M
chl' iron cry for
Pltoher's castorla.
5.5T
aolvodarid.l
Our sales so email. our stock so rusty;
Our pile of books so old and and musty.
. And all because we were so trusty, Ab. me!
This thing would ne’er have come upon us.
If Hayes had only sold goods cheaper,
But now, alas, Dear Hayes has yielded,
Our sorrows grow, our despair is deeper,
Och hone! Och bone! Och bone!
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwnlk.
, Telephone call, 52-3. l
7 Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looki foralot. or house and hit.
with the view 0 pnrthasin . are invited to
call and examine our list. \ e have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on easv terms. swirl if
M WANTED.” 7' 7
W0 live men as solicitors for the John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Cum-
ptiny. Salary paid. Apply to 35 North Main
street. South .\i>l’“'iklk. \ . E. Arnold. assist-
ant saperintendeat. r53:
(‘ EKTLEMES boarders.
J in private family.
It North Main st.
m It
\‘Ahlislllihi or ladies; 2 to tie day to right
I party For partlcu 5 address ti i'unal
street. Stamford. iii. {2% Jr
‘ ‘ EXERAL .Irrvnnt tumult. wa~h and iron.
I )luet hr thoroughly-(min. Small family.
5“. Apply Mrs. M. F. Walsh Wilson 'oint
rum . fill.
T0 LET.
“'0 houses on ltoton ll'ill.
Apply to Jo's—
eph For. 1:53!
PLEASANT and very desirable furnished
; front room. .\'n. 510 South )lnin street.
South hut-walk, to one or two gentlemen.
iii if
‘()l‘ll rmul apartments Swan: 6: (‘orbctt
building: family limited to three person-2
lifllL-l heatwl and lighted. Rent and 39
inquire Ulil “’rll Cigar l‘o.. Kl Wm inggm st.
Jitf
VERY desirable home. with all modern
.' improvements. in good locality. inquire
of Mrs. W. H. liiiymnml. 2.’ Taylor avenue.
near ‘~‘ eat st-eet. or of Jacob 1.83“)“.5 Rail-
road Plume. {‘3 If
( VElioun‘ nu b-xingmn Avenue. in first-
(16“ order. 5 r» vllisi. rent 57: one house M
Elm Grove. 7 rooms. water in. rent slit: arm-nil
tlmr rooms :; Snrzh )lziin Meet. 3. ply to
John ii. Knapp. 3‘: \Vesit street. Soul‘h Sor—
walk. iii If
i
I 0i"'>‘. rooms. fur-ms for sale. Houses
and building lots. Tn loan. money on
short time. I can: negotiated. (‘uuntry prop.
erty to exchitnge tor city property. Raymond
Bros. (2:! w
1
”PSI: of seven moms on (‘nlar street.
. Rent. an». Apply to F. lluyis. Nurth
his”: street. 7 fit rt
VINTAGE of >tx moms. corner Grove t
. anvl Won-loud avenue. SILK; mu 65
Woodward avenue. rrnt 3H; live moms on
first thaw. mrner minth )la'in «not and Han-
fonl Plat-c; rent Elf) April Limit-c lilrmms.
'3 Hunt-ml Plan-z nut 52“ Apply to E. A.
“unload. nit"
ill! i‘hlrhester plarc. L’t Marshal Vlfi'l'l.
m and about one new of cmuml.
abundance of fruit in». ctr. lb-ni.$i> pn-r
month.
t‘ig ir i’o.. a’l “'iuliirixton street. ill“
‘0“ rrreptioth. Pnlt'l’lnllilllt‘nli. purrin- nnnl
, boll-i, i). U. .\. ll lmll. “‘atrr ~trret.
Mirwalk. Electric light-i and all modern mn-
venirm‘b‘. At ri-iamnahle rates. lnumlreut
J. ll. Jennings. t Knight street. nz’l :lm
volt slant-L
YALI'ABLE 'oung dof. bull and blood.
bound. is ll ruke not just suited for a
gunr-l dug. Prirc 9.3. Appl ' to Samuelliewis.
‘1) (‘lsy street. South Norwaik. lt
( ' lttl‘iiln'. lrrnlaml pfllVihltin store for sale.
' liolnltu. .tmulliilhllim Satisfactory teas-
on~ for selling. Address A. IL. Sentinel nmi-r.
(in it
a
South Niirwnlla.
HE lirisinr» known its Ritrnitlfl lr-i- i‘reatri
i’avillun. i‘igur and i'nrifertionery store.
stock lll’lll fixtures. irii'ludin lmiitn. Mr. t'hrlp
tor en-h. lo: iiirc st lft’! 'anhlngtnn strut
bridge. South .'iirwnlk. "5 if
(‘HHAI’ if will immediately. lot on “‘rsi
‘ slileof linyvlew avenue. Ap ply l'liarlen
st. John. ll Elisabeth street. Soul i Norfolk.
It
mrscehnanrxotis.
CAN it}; MAUI!
2.7 hullllflihh narrows:
Richmond. Va.
Tit collector's Silt.
Vtfllt'fi is hereb given that the undersign-
A «l. rolled-bro terse. under and by virtue
of arrrtaln tar warrant. duly executed and
signal by pmpv-r Inlhorlly an. dlm-int inure
undersigned. comm-ruling him to levy and
collect at
Ashlie-l A. flood
and other persons named in the rate hook. on
the uni to said warrant annexed. their mural
pr" it’ll!!!“ of the sum iovtsl aa th in gist-rt.
sat: rum brl ataxnr now-m upon
the mm ll~t HIM!" in IN. by the in-
habitants of that town of Norwatk. nlarly
and legally assembled. in wit. u. iho at day
at I’H‘Qm in. A. L MD. met for this rp-wae
Hing for the truieMedns-mtu town.
upon the [clotting iii-arribed real estate
Anbbv-l A. Hotel.
tasted In town of Nurwalk.“ Five Mile
Iver. an rails!!- aml hounded northerly DUI
of Mosul 7.
Irv
of
now or tcmrig
1 now or tantrum of ('barlce l
nan.
A I shall sell at public amino. on the
premix: harstsbetmdesi-rt . oaths m
I! lay. A. 0.. I“. It 10 n'rlltt'l.
flirtation.» mnrhthereot aswlll rah-e theme
of osshaiidred and clam-dire center”. that
hetnaths WWt said
of ths’sam total in list. together with the
charge-ct levy.
G M): ii. 81'. JOHN
let at his
Dated u Nuwalkgshmry zl. till.
"'“rtriumn m.
Oh i the weeping. wailing. moaning of the butchers night and morning.
As they sympathize together in their intervals of groaning.
Satisfaction guaranteed. l
lnrplirr nt lhr'uffirrnf the Dirt “ell '
SEYMOU R.
33 WASHINGTON 81'.
Ah, me!
Q...»
Largest stock. Finest Goods and Lowest Prices. quality considered. in town.
E. J. WADHAMS’. Proprietor.
rite llElllElll.
PEflPlE'S MARKET,
21 Wall st.. Norwalk
Telephone call, 5-73.
._=L_
grilgrlm'ummls.
music out. soorii'io’irii’i’ii
W. n. KNAPP. Manager.
strunoifit‘orrozs
The Minstrel
Monopollst l
honor WILSllN
And his Magnificent
MlNSTREL
COMPANY
lnclnding
1' . film‘s MARYHDJXPASESE TROUPE.
Engaged at a fabulous salar .
The most hrilllunt troupe o
.llPlIESE “‘"H’ A“ osxnnum
Ever brought to this country.
The most expensive and best known organ -
zation in the world presenting Minstrels): I
PRlClfi. 36. 50 and Tie. fl'l’
music l-lall.
uninil,IIItsnil.\lElllltsnil.
Feb. 27. 28. liar. I.
WlTH “WEDNESDAY MATIN’EL
EQUINE PlRAllllX
James Albert. Manager.
PIIIF. BEllllliE BlllTlllllllIE'
And his Original. Famous and Unequailrd '
24Eduoaleil Horses 24
Do everything but talk.
lleflued. instructing
Interesting. Amusing.
Enjoyed and pruiml by over
One Million Persons
The only i'ntemiitlrtlrnt parriitilteil by all
clawsmml that hm ru-rrr hail an
unfavorable criticism.
Sl'lilflr‘l. I’BlCK‘). .10. 35 and 25 ('eltl.
P10 lw
llllllWllK OPERA llllllSE.
TWO .\'li lilTfi ONLY.
Friday and Saturday,
FEB. 24 and 25.
W. W. W'Nllti’fl
New llrleaos Creole
MlllSTllElS!
30 People 30
And their own [land sml (ht‘bt‘e ink.
Concert at Noon.
I’lll‘ll'i. '15. Jl’. aid 50 0"“.
Seats on sale at Mitchell‘s. m
.A room our. room lollitl.
w. n. KIAPP.Iamev.
"it lhr ilrh'K star's up she's more."
The Big Show! lost at the Bream!
Jl'ti'l' “NI! NlllllT.
Fillllll EVE'G. MARCH 3
The Great (lime-the.
Mr. Mark Murphy
(Late Murray arid Murphy:
In the irish Property
0’ llowd’s
llo' hb
The unsung?!"- All.
20 ”"Wd‘h’fli’u
mar balloons 2 o
M and nae-hall‘bmirsnt solid laughter.
sec humus?“ m “a."
A. Flock & Son's
Celebrated Bottled liner
for family ass. For sale at
George Schanb’a
GIIIAXIA It’ll!- may.
Special Notice.
United lit-tea has Manhattfhn':
h Hm .
meats. Open usitise‘elnrh in the
' novice.
flllirlltfihtsof Mine cum
I.“ link of the
"WW. were
#3 ”inherent
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