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11-- York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
warmer, followed by cloudlns- and rain. To-
scorn 11011111111.
wast ts. I'eaplaal Oarmty are Del-g
null-rill.
Firoaiarmhosla, atthanukilu
street school house. will be struckat
121(15me.
ThelbesDiabrowwili’ivea musi-
«l Wodnsahy evening. lamb 9,"at
fielrhome ”Watavcnue.
JohuA.Iillsr, of 29 Summit street,
hassgaingonetuaNew York hospital.
wherebewili remain forsometime.
—Beaaouablspricm atlane’s depot
restaurant. Opsnallnight.
follow
by clearing at night.
WORLD‘S PAIR CONTEST.
For the lost Popular School 'I'saehsr l-~
the Town of Nor-all.
1
firm. cities on or before 1
i
the above date.
= bereturued to'l'ulSltt- i
SchooL
Miss Bertha Allen over River.
lien. Over River.
Miss Alida flail. Franklin.
. Benton, Over Bin-r. .
Mrs. Come! a Bennett. Concord..
Mus Charlotte Bryan. Concord .
bliss Annie Rented it Brookside.
Miss Anna Burr Center ......
Mil-C. E. 1 ‘lorwalk.
no. sn-an curb. 0m River.
Mos Maggie Clavcn. Concord.
\diss Carrir ( '.oltou North ( 'euter
Miss Anna Dirkerman L
ML nanrnelia I'leom‘l Center”
Miss Mary Brenden. Tranklinm
liasi arrie Ptinn, Center
\N'. C, Finite, Franklin
“is name ”runny. Cosimo.
Maillot: . Loni-11rd”
Miss Minnie timifrcy. East Nbrwalk.
ankun-gorthnberry Plains .
Eduard H. Humbert, East Norwalk
Miss Josie Geller. Franklin
Mn. 1-1.1111) lasihorwatk
l.- lrss' ch. Over River.
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Miss Ann-(kl .00..ncord . ..
bliss null? Center”: .
blissllary
Outfit oncord ..... .
Mrs Daisy ttyu last horwalk . ..
bills: [.0
.ucfiduefieeefigficfifi
hit-e Elia Sm BC
MissJuiia Ht.
(lair Th
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Miss Mary if. Woodma
Ilse Edna Wilson. Broad
Horace B. thlrarrt.t')vern
rou“ieifi~1iili‘§b7
Tris choice of electric light commls: cup,
storm by the Board of Councilmen,
lastsighthconcededtobotbebe-ttbat
could have been made. lir. Winchester
is the corrauiting engineer of the City of
South Norwalk Electric Works, who au-
perinteuded the construction of the plant.
lie isa thoroughly practical electrician
of large experience. Although temper
srily living in the borough he will soon
locate in South Norwalk. During bk
comparatively short residence in Nor-
walk he has made hosts of friends, who
will join with ma Barns-1. is extend-
ing tobim their hearty congratulations
upon Jars selection for so important so of
ties. Colonel ladle South i5 too well»
known to need much mention here. lie
baubeenadircctor of the Library con-
pontion for some time, and has won the
couMencesndmeem of all who have
had any fillings with him. no will
probably be selected secretary of the
boardofcommissioncrs,andtbsthewlll
perform the duties in the some painstak-
ing manner that has characterised his
otherofllcisl acts h admitted by all.
Councilman J. A. Yolk, the chairman of
the board, is one ofBouth Norwalk'ssub—
stautial young business nun, numbered
among the leading hat manufacturers of
thrust; Boatthrwsik has reason to
be proud of her electric light commis-
m
'I‘ns Hartford Contact. dilating on the
latest fad. physical culture, says it has
been berefor nearly!” years and by
experience and chasrvatirm has hand a
good desi- Bntthsts are still some mob-
letll tbst it snout solve. Ftw instance,
The boatsRobiu. F, E. Jackson, 0.,
R. a 00.. No. 10.1.11 Gladw'ub, are un-
loading cargoes of c'oal at Wilson's
Point.
Charles E. Seymour has purchased the
Seymour homestead now occupied by
himouWeststrcct. lt hasbeen in the
Seymour family for over one hundred
years.
The case of Timothy J. Howard
against John Ryan was on trial before
Justice Harrell yesterday. The defend-
ant was found guilty and ordered to
pay $75 and costs. He took an appeal.
-—Don’t forget the camp fine, hop and
supper of Douglas Fowler Post, at f}. A.
R. Ball on the bridge. February 28. Tic-
kets, including all. 25 cents.
The leader pipe on Mrs. M. Lauder‘s
block. corner of \Vashington and South
Main streets, burst yesterday afternoon.
and for some time the water pinned
from the top of the building in alsrge
stream.
There will be service this evening in
Trinity church st 7:30 o'clock. The Ber.
George T. Linsley. rector of Trinity
church, Newtown, will preach. To mor-
row morning there will be service at 9:30
o'clock.
—lluyler‘s candy, fresh every day, at
lane's. 51 Washington st.
At the special meeting of the Norwnlk
Chautauqua Union, held last night at
the home of John J. Cavanagh, 2 Cres-
cent Terrace. it was decided to give a
lecture hrre about the middle of larch.
William H. Goodyear or Rev. Kittredge
Wheeler will probably be secured to de-
livcr it. There will also be stercoptrccu
views.
One of Raymond Brothers' More of
moles found it impossibieto pulls load
of cool on bob runners across the tracks
at the Washington street crossing, yes~
tcrday, and the team of horses used by
the Postal Telegraph company was
hitched in front of the mules. They
pulled the mulm. sleds, coal and all over
the tracks and out of danger without
any trouble.
John Scott died last night at his home.
35 Chestnut street. in the seventy-seventh
year of his age. He was born in Selkirk.
Scotland, and had lived in South Nor-
walk about twenty-live years. He leaves
a widow, three sons and one daughter—
Charles. of New York; James, of Byoset,
L 1.; John W. Scott, New York. and
Him Angeline Scott, of this city. The
funeral will be held at 1 o'clock Thurs-
day.
“Pure coffee with wrecrram.lic. a
depotrestsurant. Oponalluight.
6
The employee of the Postal Telegraph
company will commence in a few days
transferring the city's electric lightand
dreslarmwirostotho polesof tbecom-
pany. Thentheotherpoieswillbetakeu
down, which will greatly improve our
thoroughfares The work of erecting
the poles, under the supervhlon of llr.
l-‘ischor. is programing rapidly.
TheUnitedBtatesPortraitandl'rame
(bust their oh‘lce,8 North lain street,
overlilyss' market, are dorsg a turd
oilioebusinem. Well, it isno wonder.
After delivering about 000 portraits they
liars never heard of a single instance
wheretheirworkdidnot give themost
perfect satisfaction. Ir. Brown. the
manager.issworker.and sure to”get
there."
InandIrs. Bduardl. Wheel-cal-
ledst'l‘nasls'nmofllce lutevsniug
androqusstedustoststethat'i‘iraflasrl—
milsmrelativetethemarrlagsofthetr
daughtertoudgor Edmunds conveyed
an altogether erronsous tmpvswton so
faraathey are concerned. .‘Ihite it is
truethsttbcmarrianef lr. and lira.
Edmund- was secret. there was never
anyoppodticntoittmthdr part.and it
isfuiiysstisfsetorytothsmktevsrypar-
tioalsr. Themarriagswas in April, at
saliva,Ooun.,byllev. lr.Dsuulng.
~Aiirwohrhomsoftanrooars with
all modern improvements. ltsnt W.
guidlocatiom lnquirsofueovgslaok.
Mannhunoyt'sdrsgmlaiast.
Butlsrlrodge. 1111.01.10 o. r.. .111
rchearsatheiuitlatorydegrueb—aisht.
In. Washington I. Bharrott fell yes.
terday at her homeou Woodward avenue
and sprained her knee.
Chm-WWO“. llll hldljuln-
percontai meofhosepiaocd?
“Louis Bea-Quantuw svemic‘
“aprotectioutohousss on the hill ill'
«norms ,. 1.11....“
.6... lotto—Fresh pods. inst quail
ty, lowest prices. lane‘s. bl Washing-
ton street.
The second and final hearing in the
insect Musician Barry W. Grant wu
held in the Bridgeport armory last
night before Heumant (Muriel Crows.
The report will not be completed for
some days.
White Caps have served notice upon
Hrs. Haggis Warner, of Pine street,
that she mint leave the city; lira
Warner came from Newark. N. J.,
several weeks ago, after securing a
divorce from her husband. who is now
in state prison for attempting his wife's
life. lira. Warner's persecutors are
supposed to be her former husband's
friends. _— __
The interesting announcement is made
that Colonel W. ll. Stevenson iaabout to
open an oflice in Bridgeport for the
practice of law. Although not generally
known, it is a fact that Colonel Steven-
son years ago found time,wbi|e act-11g as
superintendent“ the Shore Line divis-
ion of the Consflidatod railroad. to study
law and pa- : credltable examination
for ulnrission to the has. llis Intention
is to make a specialty of railroad
practice “
NORWALK NEWS.
A llvc'ay Budget of Ito-a from the
Romai- Ulul 0110'...
The sclectmcn are in Hartford to day
and their office is closed.
Charles Pillow succeeds Allie Bates as
clerk in Mitchell' s but store.
~Come and take your-chance at the
Boston store. Norwalk.
There promises to be some lively sport
on East avenue. this afternoon, as sev-
eral owners of speedy horses will be out
for a brush.
George R Merritt, of Norwaik, will
leave town tomorrow for New Rochelle,
where he will open a blacksmith 3h-p
and carriage factory.
The ln-namuch circle of Kings Daughb
ers of the Norwafi Methodist church
will meet with Mrs. Charles F. 'l‘ristruur,
of Berkeley street, at 3 o'clock hidsy
afternoon.
—l’hotogrnphcr Readman has fine and
artistic pictum of layer lit-flinch on
sale at Sutherland' s.
The funeral of Him Emeretta Louise
Smith will he held at the A. l. E.
church at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after-
noon. Rev George E.8m11b,of Brook.
lyn, will oiliciste.
Mi. Ethel Pitrnan. daughter of Wil-
liam and Gertrude l’itrnan, of Boston.
died in that city Sunday morning. The
deceased was a niece of Ilrs. Stiles Cur
tis. of Union Park.
GeorgeBrsdy,anophew of Orrin K.
Suddeld, of lain street. has suddenly
lefttowu. BradyhssabrotberinSouth
Dakotaanditisthmrghthshas gone to
msidewithhim.
—()ne day mm—Wodnesday—for
every fourth purchase of the same
amount at the Boston Store, corner Wall
and lainstrects, Norwalk.
it is said that tbl Union Manufactur-
ing company has unless enough on
to keep the mill running briskly.but
on account of some dis-mot among
the' weavers, the company is unthie'bo
turn out much work ‘at pretest. 'Ooi‘hf
thirteen looms right are idle;
Ills. usury Rector. of Iowisbom, N.
Y., feiioutheicy sidewalk in fruit of
the Norwaik Mother yesterday anon
noun. She was suited into the railway
station,nextdoor.snds physician who
wassummonsd said her hip washroksn,
andthstshewould probablybescrippls
forlife. lraKssler was taken to her
home in lawishoro, where the broken
bone was set. __-_.
~Twsntyoilvspwoaot: od on W"
bush ”1 Plunso‘s M m.
The directuvsof the Odd Fellows' Iti-
tualAida-uoiatiou.attheirl-tmonth.
lymestinginl'ewllaveupatd outrun
dsatbelaims. Wursoffldftowerspdd
fcrrhebsnsdt of livery lenient”
nsvsa.c.w.lfhaaofllddtsmwaaal
Willhm Thompson of Novwalk. Bu"
hsrtIGa-sbyofifewlhvaawaspdg
Cl.” and Dr. P. J. Young R“
Edgar Dcurmon has accepted employ-
ment with F. 8 Ambler. Ir. Falwell, a
former clerk, has gone to work for
James E. Wixou.
The oflcen werwcalled down Leonard
street Sunday to quell a disturbance
made by “Jimmie" Byatt in George
sunings’ apartment in the icon-d
{block lfo admin were made. . '
; Thomas Ward and his pacer and
“Mahmud. outbid-thorns in-
duhsd in a numb. ofarcitagbrushsa
on East avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Honors were about equally divided.
-Tbo very best carpet sweepers made,
3| ”moths Boston store. our. laru' and
Wall streets, Norwalk.
As each inauguration cclebrstion sur~
pa-eaitspredeoo-olsnhisouoofltlilfis
expected tube the greatest affair of its
kind. Forty thousand men—troops,
militia, and civic amociatious—wiii
takepartinthe peacmsion, which will
march from the capitol to Washington
circle. The proce-ion will be moving
until dark, wheuagreatdisplay of fire-
works from the monument grounds and
a torchtight parade will entertain the
crowds; and the bell. beginning at 8
o'clock. is supposed to terminate at mid-
night. ._
Roger lcflinnis, the most popular
man in Norwalk, was taken out sleigh
riding by his friends, yesterday after-
noon, immediately after the result of the
contest was announced. its satin the
sleigh with the air of s lord, and the
smile upon his countenance was a source
of much gratification to his army of
friends. He had discarded his much
loved pipe and pulled ferociously upon a
cigar as he rode through the strccus.
Whenever the sleigh stopped it was sur-
rounded by a little knot of men and
boys. who congratulated the "mayor" on
hisgood fortune. He carried abroom,
to which was attached a placard bearing
the result of the vote. A silk hat. a pair
of patent leather shoes and a new suit of
clothes have already been presented to
him, which he will wear on his trip to
Washington.
nowrrros.
Daniel 8. Powell. 11 truant, was taken
to the Stairs Reform school to day.
Ber. Frank Cruwder graduates from
the Drew Theological Seminary this
week.
James Lsdrigan has moved from Scrub
Norwalk to this place, and will live with
his brother Edward.
The engagement of His Alice Gallon.
daughter of Rev C. (l. Cation, pastor of
the Baptist church, and George lloyt, is
announced.
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DARIIZN.
E. Tongue has moved into the Wil-
liams place.
The funeral of issue L. Northrup was
held from his late home this afternoon
at ‘2 o'clock. Rev. S. J. Austin officiating.
Paul Orris has been given the position
of night telegraph opefltor in the depot.
llorner Bumhanl will‘bc the extra man
for a few weeks.
Wallace Whitney, formerly of this
town, is seriome ill at h‘m home in
Stamford. lie is employed aaablack-
smith in the horse car stables.
IBSTNIT.
lira Cushman, of Brooklyn, is visiting
In. Oscar 1. Jones.
Trinity Guild met this afternoon with
In. William (1. Stapla.
Miss Abbie Plant. of Stamford, is a
guest of Miss lie-fie C. Ketchum.
Ire. J. ll. Hutchinson. of New York,
is visiting lira Joseph 0. Hyatt.
lira. A. W. Hills. of Clinton, N. Y.. is
aguest of Ira. William B. Sturgss.
Rev. N. B. Cornwall, of Word, will
We at Trinity church tomorrow
evening.
The Hints lda and brittle Jennings, of
Gino 11...... are guru of their sister,
Irs. A. F. Downes.
Rev. Royal W. Raymond. of Wesley-
an, outdated at the Methodist church
have. Hunday evening.
Howarth’s Biberntca and Comedy
mm] gave one of their excellent on-
tertainments at the Opera Home, last
night.
Hills' People's Theatre company closed
a very successful week at the Opera
am, my night, and “I. Ml...
are In Greenwich.
diedat the Sanitarium ilaturdsy.wsrs
also follow York Sunday, and after
the funeral services in Brooklyn,“
hhfmmwhomaforhurial.
Tkefunarslof Ills. Eli-bath Robin-
oomwhodicd Friday. aged moms.
years, took plans from Christ church
yesterday. ltev B.N.Wayne.assistsd
trifl- mmdwm
aadltev.0.l.lsilsck,of1fuwatk.esa-
dachdtheswrlea. interment was to
naval-twistehamkssmstwyd'hs
patihsarswwwsOacrg-s. Adams. ko-
I'M
ls. anilsvls. dill! ofthsllloom.
“imam
Thomaiasostvidl. Ntoholanrho mm-N
evening. they were taken to Newtowu, as
«cameraman-1n Charlas “"
of
it...
fills” rm. my 11;:
Willi
it? ""1; of thrusatk
lama By-Oaaa Superstitions.
The ancient custom of whirling the
teacup and telling fortunes by the drags,
seeing ski-here, aring there, cloarsk
is!” known as a part of t
oldm divinatio which even the more on-
lightened of the heathen ridiculed; the
notion of disaster with thirteen at table
has been explododiou ago;the idea that
Friday is a day of ill luck. that any of
God’s days can be days of ill luck, ranks
._ouoadherii1‘ toitas among thelowaud
lit. at one must not trim one‘s
uai on Sunthy, lest one do something
one is of before the next Sun-
day; that the scissors dropping into the
Inc.— of —upon it. rmnounco a
coming set; that the rocking of an
empty 0 r gives spiritual warnin
that the haying of a dog at night, 1 c
breaking of a locking glam, the putting
on of another' 11 crapr, all prophesy death
--the belief to these and kindm super-
stitious. and the expression or exercise
of such belief, givesone a low caste, an
is no longer to be indulged
in with safety by those ambi—
tiousof social correctness and elegance.
Enlightenment has gone too far In these
days for those desiring its extension to
belief to any pomiblc power over us in-
herent In any combination of inanimate
substances We have come out into the
light, and left the bats and owls and
creeping things of night behind us. We
cannot be hamperedb y those who per-
sist in looking buck and lingering over
such dust ashes; we drop) their hands and
goon. it has become, y the edict not
only of Chrislian faith, but even of gay
moiety, an evidence of vulgar breeding.
both inadmissible and impossible, 111 give
any more heed than we should to objects
of curiosity to these notions and fancies
which are to amount the creed vi the ig-
norant bcldams of dark ages. These use-
lu and depraviug things must all go 11:
gutter into the culdrou where the sisters
ofthe blalud hath performed their in-
cantations, belonging to the legvud< of
dark history and unhappy ages, and be
allowed to hear no wintion whatever x.)
the sweetness and light of our own
fortunstc days, and tlwse more fortunate,
perhaps. to come. —-Hnrpcr 15B)
-—Boys wanted to sell T11: $1311st at
the Norwalk ofllce.
Joseph V. Dory.ofWars.1W. iii.
troubled with rheumatism and tried a
number of diflcrcnt remains. but xiys
none of them St‘t‘lllt‘t] to do him any
good; but finally he got hold of one that
speedily cured him. [in Win; nun-h pli‘as»
ed with it. and felt sure that others simi-
larly afflicted would like to know who!
the remedy was that cured him. He
stalls for the benefit of the public that it
is called (harnbcriuin's Pain Balm. For
sale by G. C Stillsmi druggist.
If a New York millionaire gives :1 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 261bstrcct, resting
5.00. 00 which gives ill people dyspt psia
and thesepco lc 5pc l .4 36'. 00 In doc-
tors" bills null, finally mu- m pay $11111
each furl actus Blood 1 'ure to 1 un tln- -m
what would be the saving pvr «'npitn 1f
the dinner should not be given, tin-re
being 87 persons :11 the Mist?
inquire 111 i’laistui‘ 5 drug stun» where
you run} have tln- problun wired and
get information alxmti wit u: lilmxlt.‘ ure
sl’llClAI. Ntl‘l‘llE
Notices of local mfo'rfm'nmcnfs of :11
kinds. to which an ttdrriixniou is clurrgp'r!
and notifies mlrulufr-f to pmmoh' primlc
infmsfs, except lf'lit‘l't’ 1m mirvrfisrmmf'.
ofsurm' appears in mlwrfisr‘ug columns.
are churgul [or of regular miss, 11) Writs
aliuc.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’ s Castcrla.
Children Cry
Pitc her’s Castoria.
When Baby was dirk. we ”usher W
When she was in Child, shccrtrd for (Movie.
When .1.» 1mm..- 1111... .1.» citing 1.. cannot.
Whenahehad t‘hlllnushcgsvotbemtamwia.‘
min.
NOTICE.
81.) Noawsrh tisros “moor. llrsruu'r.
NOTICKD hereby givent tan ”eminent of
hashsen ”mm “::‘.:"“11'.':‘i°1§li".%"1"“
In 0
.111 11.1 has been '
isyda
vlerkof thence” district att
Railroad Place flout
“have“ for nomination. and that
of l Ilium attlseofilre 111 lb:-
list-«tum. 11. Irnad .11» the 111111
day of March A Duimstlo'ctock p. 111.. to
hearanddetermihn Illa ode them
apps-la In to
for the eq‘ualiaatton a perfection of said
am 1.11» o(or ”1153.15.11 (van...
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‘ Mh'l'l'll co hm
°°'“"‘“.‘.‘°"""‘”"“ orwatknfilinkmilchool
NOTICE.
NUI'IOIII
rim wit-la
offimuh Norwalk. 1' con.
mi
Rice for
have obtained“ 4 lbs
Remember when we offer her.
gains they are ullfresh, new goods.
Our reputation will insure that.
LEADING GROCER.
. ReaiEstateandlnsurance
subject themselvesto the idiom of a ”
I
Chi .thn c for
'1 not: an.
r . 2
P|t0her s ca'tor'a' \ l'I It‘ldumfnlnlftifnwnmnf Irrom'y,wlilfl1
r thr- rgwp‘v-r‘ 1 up hurts lp-lpmyang pm'gzri'y
rerun—111.1,“ sonw ”hiatus!“ .monrrr: “:1"? "f ' ~11. Tm.” " m.
court . thin-L.
toth "13%;!“ for m-lmfd' atraltenof .‘.-brew relate MISCELLANEoUs
mom mi? 1.1. “ "mm. mm 111 111.1111:
()rdered. The! said applkatipn he heard 91%. an ”‘9’, fig” monthly ‘worklug
and determined at the Probate llilire In Nob neon t 'o..:t tlonth ll 1h stirret.
walk. on the lib day of 11.11.1111“. at 2 Richmond.
11 mclot-It afternoon. and that ubtlc Mitre Nure-
1m toa mneln created therein by
publls lug thiiumlsrin snows nor having a
circulat it in said digrtrf at east five days
before day of rim
it ABA It. OilllWAll’ll.
'l’lurtyofua
The
méoym. the Raisins in t
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.
fill” them 6 the Carolina ’
err pudding whcn'they
CHARLES E.
Our sides so small, our stock so rusty;
Our pile of books so old and and musty,
If Bayes had only sold goods cheaper,
But now, alas, Dear Hayes has yielded,
Our sorrows grow, upr- despair is deeper,
Och housi Och bare. ' Och hone!
lE' 8 INNKET
orth Main 31., So. Norwnlk.
Telephone call, 52 |
PE
13
Taylor & Golden.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lockin foralot or house and lot,
with the View 0 pnrslmeing.sre invited to
call and rxsmim our list. \t» in“? tin-m for
v: in ctcry part of the city 11'. rmuumubir
pric m and on crawl-«1115. auzbtf
was'rnng
hit“. to do gencrnl ingest work.smnllfun1-
ii) \lrs Randall, -. \\ wt (2‘ J!
1”" t 0RD: seasoned hard “odi-
11nco. John ii. i-crris.
\GESTS, imiiu and gentlemen, to trike
orders for crown and plislcl surtrsits.
\111.. but run-11.11111-1:2mi1-< mui
51mph- portrnlbw: Lliw 1-! r»
in.» of lmrge. “guy 1'. El
North Mutin 51.
a
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5.11mi! 111 s
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1““? live men in wilti' are for the John
liar“ x'k Mutual Lllt' in-nnncc ("uni
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~‘li’rf‘i. murhVu m 111. ‘1 12. 3.1111111 :mist.
not my. rimcr 111cm. (:5 :11
1‘0 LET.
“ 801 N Dflmr in hnu-e No 311511121" avenue.
1 water on plate r:- m 56.3). Eu uirr of
Wilbur E. Seller k, So. tOStnart Ate. ”.dit
ST! ALi tron». live r mm- writer in. Rent :5.
inluiich. bi. LaytonorT. linker. {Lbs it
I‘ll“! )inrcn In: house i. llumiiion svrnuv
an 11.1 1 m-ur Edwin “lit-113.111 Hmwn
A' “1:. 1x sour».
l Ail-I “EXT 111111." limmmrr' 5 lur‘n-r shop
\i m 11 in 1111. H11 11! block. 5t: '1: 11 iii-11f.
Apply 1' 1 the barber ~l10p. f2? lw
El 1:313qu mm...- rim rvr ‘moml lino?
“our and «mu r (11nrn-1fi1m.:\pplt to
ii, thlllv'llltx'i‘h 1.2.1 ‘ll‘l'llil’ll urn-1. Somalia.
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BLEASAST and wry ulc~inti>lv f'i'nhfml
.‘ frvnl room. .\’.1, ."J Smith .‘lzttn ~l1’ecf.
South X-srvmiii, to one or two gentlemen.
{5: fl
P‘tti'it morn apartments Swim. .'.' Corbett
flitllilllllfl litflliik lliltlif‘d tnll1rw-peruln~:
hull-bl 1- Merl 11W! 11' lilrrl. llu-n! 8‘ nod 31'
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\i-Zill ilt‘:l -. lltluirt‘ pith nil modern
:1‘mxr1mm,in g1wti'1u'siify,ln1 '1'; n-
of Mr. H. 'mnnd. :3 Taylor rut-111:1“.
ne tr ‘1\ '.‘: ‘str rel or of Jami: Lon-111.5 Hull.
rllrtil l' M t‘. {35 if
( Vibhnu-e on Lu'xinztun :'-1u~r'-.1~ in tinf-
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Hm tum. . mun w Hrr in. r 1511»; N 11nd
floor room-1 -1\1r:l1 “:1 1n lr‘vrl. Apply in
Ynhn ii. Knapp. :2' “vs: ~lh‘:f, South Sur-
nztlk. (‘.'; ll
l ”USES. flhrill\. frlflllv fur mic. ileum
111111 hniivllnu 1111-. To bean. Irwnvy on
elm” tin... bum 111 1111.191 1 11mm [m p—
ert)“ to r .11 in ngc for 1 My nmp- rty. Raymond
(‘.’: iw
ll 112-;
1 (ll >15 of son-u f-Mtlllfi nil tip-luv rlrt‘a'l.
Rent, 31". Apply 1111". Hit)". Vorrh
\lzuu atrcet fit it!
(thT' l‘ “wt? of «tr moms, mrmr lvrovc street
,1 and “'ouluanl avenue Slur-111mm if»
\‘nnllu .ml unnur r1 r1! Sit: lin- rmm~ on
llrst flour. corner South Mnln street and linu-
fur<l Plow: rent $171 Aprtli home it} room.
'ilnnioni l'imc: not 83'. Apply to f2.l A.
“omit-nerd
'l‘ilF t llll'lll‘ltr pIm-m '.',t Marshal «not.
R1 r11 un-l ltlauill one ltil’r' of gm 1nd
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lull-1,0. l'. .\. Ni. lritll.\\1'nn~r sin-ct
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wnivnv-w. At h-iumnnblt- mic-s. lu-mirr of
J. D. .'.-1111mm. 1 Knight stmr. 1121:1111
I’llll “ALI-I.
lll' business known ”Riverside l1 ci‘ mom
i 'milion. C lgar nnd l 0an (loner) store.
stock moi fixtures. imludin imam rf1.(’l1elp
for cash In: uirr nt [53 'sshingtou‘sinrt
l t
brldm. 511nth.'.orwnlk
(till-1 \l' if mid imrnrdlsiu-Ly lot on “est
4 sinienf lhyvlew avenue. \p1ly i‘ harles
M. John. ii Elisabeth strut-1.5111111 Norfv‘ngk.
LCS'I‘.
Nttie South Noruaik ilrpot tut “stunts
rnnlng. tt scalskin "In" H ruler nil
please lento at iii ket office of depot. f2!“ Ill
Oh i the weeping, walling, moaning of 11111811111111.4111 night‘nudrnomi‘ng:
As they sympathize together in their intervals of groaning.
And all because we were so trusty, Air, Inc!
This thing would ne'er have come upon us,
Satisfaction guarantecd. i
SEYMOUR.
1 33 WASHINGTON ST.
Ah, me!
.
largest Sleek. finest floods and lowest Prices, qnslity considered, in town.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,
HOME 8 lNNllNET.
21 Wall st,, Norwnlk
Telephone call, 5314!.
Tu. n.
gnocchi.
Music Hall,
ltlliiilii, liliSllii, WEONESllll,
Feb. 27. 28. Mar. I.
WITH WEDNBDAY MATINEE.
EOIJINE PARADOX
James Albert, lanagcr.
PROF. OEONOE BNRTHOLOHENI
Ami his Original, Famous and l'ncqnailed
24Educated Horses24
no everything but talk.
Refined, instructive,
Interesting, Amusing.
Enjoyed and praised by over
One Million Persons
Tin only entertainment patronizul by all
(knows, and the! has lit'Vt' r hurl an
un’mnmblr i'l'lii1- ism.
SPLCIAL I’Blclie', 50 35 and 25 Cram.
lvr
irustc 11111, stunt 11111117,.
W. I]. KNAPI’, Manager.
"if the Bricks—ta)": up 416:; yours."
Jl‘ST ONE SIGHT.
FRI ’
Oil EVE G. MARCH 3.
Mr. Mark Murphy
(Late Morrow and Murphy:
OllOWll’
if I lill
GREAT (‘OflEDIASS
GREAT SINGERS
Two 11ml onwhnlf boon-of solbl laughter.
1 lmrin at i‘iaistmi‘ s and iinirsdrug stores.
MOSIO NNll. SOUTH NONVINLN.
W. ll. KNAPI’. Manager.
The Swain-ohm Event of tin- Season.
Chas. H. Yale’s
Inconmrchemib!» in Magnitude
Portal in liennty.’
50 PEOPlE In the COMPANY 501
Nmr and lie: urtil’ui 51 curry. Eimunt Coca
tumrn Brilliant '.'-11h 1' 1111 Elite M Saw
II :\B\ klullihl I liltul'BAN SPECIALTIES
tiraiul Transformation, Thu
See the iirar cful Fw'l‘o—Turn Dona.
F mire rulin- ilnn umh- r tin personal dlrci -
The Big Show! Beat of the Sensual
The (mat Comedian,
in the irish (unruly
The Funniest of The-m All.
20 0111;.“ usxcrtrts 20
1’1 11 «w .1. 7»! tml I'k'ru-nb
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superb "tim;fiilt‘ 511cm w it. The NEW
Dazzling in Spit-'ndor
5 ONNNO BNllETS 5
t'nmpnn) l'-urm1l1 rnslm. Tri-kn. En.
Advent of Spring.
lion of 3 ii. i HAS. H \ ALE
”KICKS. 75, 50. 35c. f2}-
JNIEO IllelNEll, Auctioneer.
Adjourned Auction Sale!
\"ill sell of
Public Auction
tiy order of the I curt of Probate. to the high-
I'M bidder, unless previously tllltptml of at
private Fltll‘. on the it!) day of \inrr-Ln 11111-1.
o'r-iov k Minimum-t the fat tor) building.
‘11 in an: illmt mum. llll llu lnhml of than
will" Hl Tilt)“ \H f‘Ui “INN in ill"
land and Buildings on licyt at.
lttriy or": opted by said Thomas I'nusins as I
elim‘ mnrmfm- tor
tor tonne of sale Jug-ultra“ of the sub-u rlher.
Al” till.
Amigner- In inmdvetu y of Tinnitus! 'ouaius.
“ Perfect”
F iour.
Dibble dz Comstock have now
in store a car load of high grade
flour. It 11111 better flour than
Jones’ or any other spring and
winter wheat mixture. Costs
more to make it, and will turn
out more broad to the barrel
because it is n stronger flour;
that is, it will take more water.
It requires more kneading.
Guaranteed the best. and to
suit or no sale.
$5.25 buys a barrel.
.68 buys 11 2-1} lb. bag.
.50 buys 17 lbs.
.25 boys 8 lbs.
guy.
Season at 1893.
1y stock for this season ex»
com 8 in quantity and variety of
pattern on thing i have ever
offered. l are more than
20.000 ROLLS
A1111 out!
500 PATTERNS
from which to make your suite
tion. i bought about two months
ago some to, 000 rolls lobe ship-
ped so soon as made. These
goods are now arriving and 1
cordially invite you local] and
see them. Home of them are the
finest I ever saw. The price on
all will be very low. if it is not
convenient for you to come to
the store 1 will boplcmd to call
on you with sum ion and esti-
mate on your wor Now is a
good time to have your work done
111111111111 nrtn‘imrt
111 Pl! lllllil
by thorough miracles.
1mm lbs;
. E. E. Bertram,
“Imam-smart
Norwalk Chronicler