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brokering
WORLD'S PAIR CONTEST.
for the loot Popular- School Teacher in
the “I’m at law-ll.
Thenewtrer‘ghthouseerectsdby the
Consolidatedltailrnad company in this
domain! lionroo street. ls practi-
callycompleted, andwilt soonbe open
forbusinem.
Alblu Neuklrchner. the little shaver
employed by Gus Pillar, will vhit hie
old home In Germany next fall. after he
has been naturalised. He has been in
America nearly five years.
.18“ sure to do all we I“
blow for it
3g“ ‘ I 1
33 If'your liver is tor-
.pid it will cure the ‘
trouble and make you I
feel like a new per— 3
night. After a good supper dancing wan
indulged in at Raymond's Hall. Fred
Buckley furnished male and prompted.
-—Euyler's candy. fresh eva day, at
Lane’s, til Washington at.
manofiiee on or before 2
the above date.
At A meeting or the Central Labor
Union, held last night. the when vot-
ed to abstain the Paintera’Unioniniis
I demand for a nine-hour working day on
y and after April 3.18%.madeupcn the
’ employing painters thiaweek.
Henry II. Jennings, a driver for the
Adams Express company, who broke one
of the bones in his foot last Christmas,
has resumed his duties. L. W. Smel-
ledgo, who has been tuking his place
went on night duty again last night.
Rev. 0. Apitz. pastor of the German
Evangelical St. We church. will hold
service every Wednesday during bent at
7:30 p. m.. in the Grand Army hall
on the Washington street bridge. All
German families are cordially invited.
Senator Jones. of Greenwich, oflered
a) intboSeuateyesterdaya racintion au‘
thorizing the New York, New Harm
and Hartford Railroad Company to
me change its corporate name by vote of the
stockholders in any annual or special
meeting. ...__.._._
--IIiud quartera of lamb. not mutton.
15c. per pound; shouldera of lamb, 10c.
to per pound. Peoplee’ market, Norwalk
1, and 80th Norwalk. Two doors shove
5 the beer onloon that is opposite lloyu'.
ll. ll. Plaisted,
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In the State Senate yesterday. Senator
Ferris introduced a bill amending the
charter of South Norwalk. In the House
petitions wereintrodueed for a charter
for the City of Norwalk; to incorporate
the Norwalk Club company; against the
incorporation of the TownofSIamford
u a city.
William Donoghue, held in Stamford
for burgh”. eecapod yesterday. Jailor
bandsthrooghthebamopenedthedoor
and closed it, locking Alphonse in. He
then opened the atreet door without
trouble. Alphonsewasreleasedauhour
later.
Reed Eaviland has decided to make
the addition to hh Old Well hotel build-
ing on Waahington atreet, only onestory
in height. The trick work. with the ca-
ception of the front. which is now being
erected. has been completed. and the
plasterer- are putting the first coat on
thewslls. The .l. T. Prowitt company
will occupy the store, moving to within
the next ten days.
over TIE RIVER.
Iowa and M of the Day in [not
law-lb.
Asonhas beenboru tolr. audits.
F. R. Smith, of VauZaudt avenue.
magnum-gowns
Yankee
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mammalian“ tally
Builder John W. Banks bar the con-
tructforlleuryWJloyt’snewhonsem
Esstsvenue.
Thelipworthlcagueofthekiast Ave-
noel.l!.cburchwillmeetthiaevening
atthopsrronage.
Thechildrenof JoaephL. Lockwood.
--Pure cease with purecream,be. a
cup.dspotrashnrant. Openallnlght.
ingandbmwa-laedwitabrowahhli
lug. One at their atrlklng shapes in
still hatsbtho“Yuma.”madeinblack.
alsonsntreandmodorecolors. Theyare
makmdpohmhlmsndhavetheir
cuetomssaiaaiarnsnamharot cittasin
theUnitedBtam—Amerioanllattar.
Atseuesrt givu in the Congregw
“Mum. last night,
undertbeamploraoftheYonnghopls’s
Endeavor. the
mile-whom”
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MM “hmmhiw dam “monument"
w“ Mwaflknowa hereuabo took pan.
glvlngsevwalraettatloaslnamcstuaee-
TbeAdaIIwBrother-lanufacmrlng (“I-”WW. Atmoooo-
company mm M Mull-lull “damn-menu”
abontcnehalfstiil WMWahwtrisadswweglrsaamst
”fin“... lnthdrbusiasmtbb commas-mural.
moatlnhowerwflhestldkatordwarua ,,
way - 5‘ ‘ wwmhrtqasfl-
csrsotrhaataatlsm: It.“ W
driftinprwwtrmt- Armohhoowavlnirodaeedlathe
wlilhsaerabytla hammfig
mama.
TheVolkHatcompsnyareaellingloh
wag; curea
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walk.
iltofthehoepttnlflind
home on Trauklin avenue. rlorwslk.
'l'wo carioad of I'll. pipe arrived
hereto-dayfcrthe city of South Non-
Tidetsaraselliagrapidly for theano
nnaibsllof the South Norwalk Banjo
club, whiohwlllbeheldln Irate Han,
Aprillo. Theproceedsarefortbelienov
Amoltvntr roan: melee-liar 3
ed a sleigh no. to New (hula!) lact-
-ltesaonable pric- at lane's depot
reataurant. Openallnlght. .
Thefollowingare the namesot pupih
in Graded. Conctwd street school. who
were not tardy or about during the
month ct February: Clara Gowpenu
waite, Hattie Cowpertbwaite. Emma
Eldred. Nay Fallen. Margie Badman,
Bra Judaou. Violet Kermiuski, Ethel
.Clara Valaov. Clifford Arnold.
Clark. Warren IIellny. Ernest
. George Williama, Olin Younga,
Albertlt. Sconeld died last night at
his home, BOWest avenue. aged eighty-
oue yarn and eight months. For several
yearahewasticket ageutgfor the Ccn~
solidaisd railroad in Bridgeport. and
latterwasmthe other of the Daubory
and Norwalk railroad in this city. He
wuwell known and very popular. He
was a member of llystic Lodge. Knights
of Pythiav. Bridgeport.
It is announced that a special meeting
of the stockholdere of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad com
pony will he held in New Haven on
Aprilflat lla. m.. for the wane of
accepting a resolution of the General
' Anemhly of the state of Connecticut ell-
titled "Resolution amending the
charter of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company." just
approved. and for consideririg any and
all other legislative acts amending the
company’s charter which have been or
before the dateof said meeting may be
enacted. At tb‘m meeting there will be
submitted for the approval of the stock-
holders, leases of the railroad and ,prop
ertyoftheOldColony Railroad. oi the
Berkshire Railroad company. of 'the
Stockbridge and Pittslleld Railroad com
pany and of the West Stockbridge cor-
poration, all to the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company
for terms of ninety-nine yearn.
NORWALI NEWS.
A Ureeay Budget of Items Irons the
Mouth Earl of Tour a.
John Holdridgc. of Berkeley street.
fell on an icy sidewalk yesterday and re
ceived II badly bruised head.
The funeral of Ilia Katherine Rigney
will beheld from St. llary’e church at
10 o’clock to-morruw morning.
Mr. and Ira. John J. Nash have moved
from Belden avenue and will commence
homekeeping on ”Berkeley street.
The lnaetnuch Circle of King a Daughv
tern will meet with In. (J. P. Tristram,
of Berkeley Place. at 3 o'clock this after-
noon.
A daughter washer. to It. and Ira.
Harry Liebold, of School street. this
morning. Berpaia paaeing armrnd the
cit-m
Th. Home committee on cities and
borougba has reported favorably on a
reeolutionincorporatingthe borough of
Ridgelield. _______
Frank Aortic. the little-on of Freder-
ick Austin. of River street. while playing
about the house this morning fell and
broke bk collar bone.
Oneweek from next Bonday, larch
l$.thecltwgymsnof ltorwalk will pre-
ofSeoondsvanue who have been aerl- ._..___. “‘mm““mw“’mm“m
' Cmfutthpplmuvaplmmnttothdrcongregatbmandcollecthrw
”rug store’ ondylllofdiphtherla.are iW“! quarter-in their maize. Ii Greene willibeta‘kenlnaidoftbismmt WI:
" street'l'heyareshow ahanihomrobjefi. tlsbopedbythisbeam
‘l'mln. continual. lAflAil’ll tummy. at tub in W. “'3me ....,. , '
osA-WOW&COII- lav-II an: ace-- a, Way .r Ia- Hack-nixed withblscktasnd andhlnd- Mikhail-(Whitman
rental of the lord‘s supp. in the
chapel of the Norwalk Congregational
ebnrohJast night. it was ananimoody
votedtoreosivslraldmnndeand Ire.
HarabOIarklntotbemembenhipof the
chnrehatthecommnnion services Bun-
daIymorning. “M
~Twenty-dvepwceat. oil on prayer
maria-norms»...
mmmmm
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min-emit... fl. loyal Arcannu,
waibdoponlmflunguicrd yestethy
andpsmsntedherwlthscheok for h,
000. unrelenting the homes which
herhtahmbaud,Dr.lIarryflungertcrd,
baldlnihaordsr. .
Priendscf DovaleMntalaaareatm
la thedmk mrdtughb wharmhoah
Iattsrs tel-ammonia.
answered-aye III-Whom,
and telegram totbe hotslr and m
hmdqmriwrhsverlleiiedaohtm
uoa. Whitetail-slain!"
ruthenium-unwed
on Sundays.
¥ For § $2.39.
A "Bargain While They Last.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
have
I Remember when we offer bar-
'gmns‘ they areallfresh, new goods.
Our reputation will insure that.
LEADING GROCER.
Midterm”
Catch on to the m. 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.
33 WASHINGTON ST.
0oneordDiviaiou,B.otT.. will give a
lipid-webmcialatthehounoflirand
‘Irall.E.Peck. on River street. neat
Wedueadayeveniug.
'To-morrowwill baa welcome dayto
allthme who draw per-ions from the
United Staten government, being the
iregnhi-dayhi‘theencuticnofunsrterly
Hi subject was. “The Drunksrd~lle
Harms no one but Ilimeelf.”
ThemarrlsgeoflhKatieDounellsu,
at East avenue. toJames Farrell, of Bel.
timore.ir announced to take place on
Tuesday, April to. Ill-Donnelhn is a
domestic in theemploy of 'l‘. B. Vander-
hoef.
A bill has been introduced in the
proviling that keepera of
W
hotels with more than tw-ity-ilve guesta
mayscllliqnoratotheirguesta at meala
The bill was referred to
the temperance committee.
‘l'heColumbian seriesof stamped en-
velopeacannowbchadbyordcnthroogb
any postmaster. ThediaattheUnited
StatesStampedEnvebpeWorkshsveat
last been aeeured. Therewillbeaaup-
plystthe Norwalkpostodicoasaoonae
theordercanbeillled.
A pieceof table service belonging to
the Governor Fitch afliuity, and which
was buried during the burning of Nor-
walk, has been presentedmmong other
articles, to Rev. III. Selleck. In trust.
for the ownership, it is to be hoped, of n
future Norwalk Historical Society.
Oliver Johnson, a driver employed by
W. F. DeKlyn, wan removing the wheels
from a bakery wagon to put on bobs,
when the jack accidentally slipped from
under the axle, and one of the bobs
struck Johnson in the bend, inflicting a
never out between the eyes. The wound
was dressed at a drug etcreand Johns»
rammed his work.
George Knapp. of Strawberry Hill.
who recently broke bin leg while return-
ing from a day's clammiug at Great
lamb, is still housed up, and it is feared
the injured member will have to be
nmputnted. The boom are not knitting
no they Ibould, and the attending physr
ciaa has about given up all hopes of
saving the limb.__”___‘
——Steengu tickets. to and from Europe .
all liner, E. April, «ll Wall street.
One of the enjoynble features of the
concert to be given at the Norwalk
hlethodiat church. thiaevening in the
vocal quartette, which is noted for the
perfect blending of the voices. Thin
organizationhasbeen before the public
for a number of acetone continuously.
appearing several timea in the name
town, which isa guarantee of the merit
of their entertainment
The members of Concord Division.
Sons of Temperance. are preparing to
celebrate the forty-ninth annivemry ct
their organization. next Monday evening
at their hall in the Gazette building. An
into-rating programme has been arrang
ed, at the ccncluaion of which supper
will be revved. Oillcora of thegrand di-
r'uion will probably be present to deliver
addresses. This division was the aecond
division of the order organized in Can
uecticut. The lint division wasorganiz
ed in Danbury fifty years ago. its fifti-
eth anniversary has not yet been ce|e~
hrated. and it is not likely that it will be
uthehdgeisnotinadourishingcondi-l
tlou and the few membera left are think-
ing of surrendering their charter.
Freda. Ambler. of Union Park, drove
tothe house of awell'knownlorwalkmm
young lady, Wednesday evening,and
askedhertogo sleigh riding. He was
invited into the parlor until ahemade
yfortbetrlthenIheywmtoutto
ml» sleigh; bonnie-.thealeigh
waenotthere. upWestaw
naelr. Amblarsaw themrnoatdisap-
peering around “corner near the
Iatbodtstchurclinndwithabaltyapol‘
ogy hebuttousduphlaeoatandstarted
up thestraatatallaneyflanksgaitto
eapturelbeaulmalbefuraharnchedthe
barn. How well he soccssded b not
known. but at auyratehekepttheai-
”All“.
A recolution introduced in the Legisla-
ture. yestenhy. contemplates the appro-
of “.000 for new buildinga at
the Boldlers' Home.
Grand Chief Ernest Koch sod lira.
Koch attended the institution of Rebekah
Dmreolodae 1.00F..sndtbcball
of Wacu’wne Encampment, I. 0. 0. E,
in Stamford, last «wing.
tin. noun Webb. widow or Frederick
Webb. and Fruik Grain. were united in
.marriage atthe hmeof thebridc. laat
evening. Rev. Arthur Requa. pastor of
thePreabyteriau church. performed the
ceremony.
BOWAITGE.
The ladies of thelcthodiet church will
given sociable atthe residenceof Capt.
W. Stevens' next Wednenday night.
WESTI’OBT.
A resolution authorizing Clarimu J.
Burrtodockouttotbe main chunnelin
Wmtport, and one incorporating the
Weatport Library and Rmding Room
Aesocistiou were poured in the House
yesterday.
DRAIATIC WINGS.
“cattle-l um I- Wilda PIIJ-"oll‘
People run he Internal-II.
The cast 0‘ “O'Dowd'u Neighbors."
which will be seen at Music Hall Io
night. is said to be exceptionally strong
and contains many faces that are famili-
ar to oil metropolitan theatre goers.
Mark Murphy. the lender, is too well—
known toneod any introduction. lie in
the mom good-natured little funny man
that everybody knows. “O‘Dowd‘e
Neighbors" comes to us venom ‘ ‘ by
and best Irish comediea of the year.
The Halifax Evening llail speaks“
follows of Howorth'e Hiberuico Comedy
and Specialty company, which comes to
the Opera House next Tuesday night:
“The company is the best of the kind
thatheoever appeared here. The pro
gramme embraces many new and novel
throughout.
splendid and u decided improvement
upon what has been shown heretofore."
Charles II. Yale's refined and beautiful
dramatic spectacle. "The New Devil's
Auction.” will be presented in Music
Hall tomorrow night by a. company of
fifty actors, actresses. premiers, secnn»
dos. coryphees. pantomimists, scrobate
and terpeicboreau and vaudeville special-—
its. Ili- llai Eatclle, oneof thchand—
eomat and most shapely women on the
American stage, will play the port of
"Carlos," the poor shepherd. The other
principal dramatic characters will be
played by Mice Carrie E. Perkins, Mil
Josie Simon, Ilia’s Millie Holden, Mi.
Jenn anson, William J. Maori. W.
Wallace Black. William Rage, WillInm
II. brella and Edward snow. The
principal dancers are Signorita Adele
Amore, premiera damense characteris-
tique, oi the Theatm Carlo Felice, Genoa:
Signorita Concertina Chilton, premiers
aeeoluta oftbe Theatro Ln Scala, Milan,
andSigooraAnrelio Coccin, tbofamoue
Italian maitre deballet and character
danaeur. A troupe of thirty Viennese
ballerine from the (‘omt theatre in
Vienna appear inhoautiful ballet diver-
tiaemenla. Toner and Frobel, Mason
and Rage. the three Dorellas and seven]
other artists will he s- en in novel special-
ties. This company carries its own
my which isso constructed that it
canbemed on any stage. The scenic
equipmentis in Hr \‘nles
private car. sixty seven feet in length.
helargeat scene earin the world. The
set-include the t revolving scene,
the wonderful traneformation. ”The Ad-
vent of 8 ng." "The New Deril's Auc-
tron" 'wilm staged here with all the de-
tail obaefled In the large citiea. Mr. I ale
for the contingency of
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Personawhowisbtoobsarve heat It aseatdthavemandltbmmfllla
lidomlythisyearwflldoeoatagmatsr
ups-Ito their pockets than in timer
goneby. 1‘"de cold weather
dihewhhrhavbghmnotoalythe
frmbmmhtahothnmcime
tosslt water. has made the taking of
clamsudoysusaeatremalyhud work.
lapoiatoffactveryfawcaabehsdaad
‘thosrthatdoreaeh-arketflnbsldst
highpriera Aaltiswitksbslllahsolt
bwllktnthdth. Therebuotbtag to
hfoundintbislaltrr line bateodhh.
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premandpublicas one of the funniest '
features and is refined and pleasing m
The views exhibited nrc
grea
"The Gounod Chamber of Nepbioto" and A.
‘ CHEAP Ifflsbldwlmmadlately lot on WI
aide
0orraleaaosmali.oorstoeksornety;
Ourpileofbookasoddandandmnsty,
This thing would ne'er have come upon us.
If Hayes had only sold goods cheaper,
But now. alas. Deer Hayes has yielded.
Oursorrowsgrowmnrderpolrisdeeper.
Och hone! Och bone! Och hone!
PEBPLE'B IIIKET.
13 North Main on, So. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 52-3.
IN MEMORIAM.
XTn larmaetin of Palestine Cherie.
I \‘o. Ancient r Kn his of Myllic
Challn.he on evening of Fe. 3th, the fol-
lowing remlntlona were unanimously adopted:
W “MAB. It hue pleaaed the supremo Com-
mander of the Universe to again visit our
Castle a more from us our beloved broth-
er. Aluan er Morton:
Ilrsulrnl. Thnt we bow with mock submis-
Flinn ioflie will. knowing that He doeth all
tbinga‘well. and that our loss is our late broth—
er :4 Iron ’
Rmrlrtil. That" In thedeatlr of our lute broth-
er thin Cutie has loaf n worthy Sir Kui ht,
whose presence will ever he mused. his wiI Iow
the companionshi of adevoted husband. his
” alovlng other and the community
on boneat and upright citizen.
Resolved. That the I barter and emblems he
draped in morning for the nerindof thirty
days. and that (bone resolutions Le printed In
the dail news aper, and acopy sent to our
late brot er‘ s w dow.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance,
WASHIKG'I'O!‘ STREET.
Persons Icahn fora lotmr house and lot,
with the view 0 Maintain .ore invited to
call and examine our list. 2 have them for
ante in every pertoi the city at reasonable
prices and on our terms. noes tf
WANTED.
('I'llflll young man as clerk. E.C.AKellyV.
A cash momma Sorth Main streetJomh
Norm. lk
GEVT'SIau mvke from 5:3} to this week
1 by taking orders for craynne pastels. or
oil paintin: Onere nt made 519 )Hrerday.
Agents wit creates our 2"! employ-
ment at once i3}... applying to the l n. ted State!
Portrait and mine mmpau} '- North Main
street. over Ilnyee market. millt
IGII'I' away 4 good still 1...: finishers; l
1 men to curl and wt. Keith Emma:
(‘o.. lease. Ill. Apply to Vt. .l. Robert-on,
ager. ml 3t
CORD» seasoned hard wood wanted or
note. John H. Ferris. fSI-llw
l0
TO LET.
\GODD-SIZEI) room for storage of furni-
A' Iure. Address "Storage." Sentinel office
In? iii
IIROM April I store IS honh Main street.
now occupied non-barber gimp bv John
lneorher.
llnuso stab
Apply to V. A. :‘cnlieltl. W rmvirk
le. lw
[)01m BLE house Sdl‘oodwnrd avenue: rvni
Thellurlburt house on the
“fleet orwalk road: rent an Fm rooms on
first floor. corner South Main street and flun-
ford Place: rent Sis. Aprill. hon-e 10 room.
: Han ford Place; rent :13.
Woulwud
A: Iply m E. A
> W nit!—
()SE house DI Dny street. in tint-clung
order. g room, rent an; one home at
Elm vae.’ A room» water in. rent 51:). second
floor rooms 23 80th Main rtreet. sloArgpIé to
103““- Knapp. It! “not street or-
.. f'itf
‘ROM Hatch let home i. Ilnmiltou avenue.
It. inquireof ildwin Wilcox, at Brown
A“ Mkmx:_aeto_r_e7_n can:
BMEMENT under Brunirner' s barber shop
in lahackemo Hotel block. 8mm heat.
Apply in the barber shop. ff lw
l DISIIIABLE rooms. first or _Iecund lino:
. water and newer mnmA Appl
G. Banienbeek. ZlOrcbard atreetJl’arwal.
125’ If
‘1‘ PLEASANT and very deeirable furnlehed
front room, \II. ”South III-tn street
South Sorwalk. to one or two gentlemen? f
l- l
P‘Ol' firm apartments Swartz A (orbett
building; famii limited In thrve person-z
hallo beam! and i tried Rent it; and 99
Mon at
inquire Old \\ ell Cigar Co.
YER; Ileairablc' mm. ri$;ail. rlrmde‘rn
. mpmvmenle. u on ly. u re
of Mrs. W. ll. Raymond. a Taylor .33....
nearluat atreet. or of Jacob Layton.5 Kalb
road Place. g f‘ATtL
I (ll 1"! of men room-I on ('rdar street.
“I“ Rent. ii". Apply to I‘. Item. '1‘;""b
TH: Chit-healer place. 3 Mamba] at'res-t
and about one acre“. of
abundance of fruit true. etc. lav?"
math. I hire at theunlmo! the illd
Cigar ('o., “aahington atreot.
Irwin-rcpt rareptlouaentertalnmlen parties and
hallo. 0 ll ater street.
Norwalk. liertiiciightsanrll'all modern mu.
m
J. u loo-Inn. I Knight street
POI NALB.
] ORB. and Iwn
lllrvrrI. ll ll. it Trvw
corner of.“ 'aahiugtonand
Inquire Oi
nil an
I villon. chum ad "garmmcm'
I' H v
helndl boata. etc. I.
v
avenue. Anti)“ (“bar
8!. John, II h “H.501:
Lil Bit Of Green
for
St. Patrick.
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N honor of the anniversary of
Ireland's patron saint, cele-
brated by so many of our
fellow countrymen. We shall
publish a number that will cheer
the heart of every wearer of the
green. Story.vettcaud picture wil
all be appropriate to the event,
and the number will be worth pre-
MCI”
And all because we were so truety, Ab, me!
Oh. ' the weeping, wading, meaning of the butchers night nnd morning,
Aa they sympathize together in their intervals of groaning.
Ah, me!
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E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
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The Big Show! Beat of the Search!
JUST ONE NIGHT.
FRIDAY EVE’ G, MARCH 3
The Greet Comedian.
Mr. Mark Murphy
(Late Murray and Murphy)
In the Irish Comedy
.ll’llowd’s
£33329”
20 ‘ ' 20
GREAT COIEDIASS
GREAT SINGERS
GREAT DANCE”
Two and one-half hours of solid laughter.
(' hum n_t Plantar s and Hole sdrng stores.
Prices 1’3. 50mm gnome. 12’)
Mildlll lilil. SMITH IflIWlll.
w. n. KKAPP. lam-get.
SIIUIIIIIITEIE'G,IIIII.4
The Spectacular Event of the Season.
Chas. H. Yale’s
Superb Romantic SW19.The YEW
IlEVll’S AllIlIIIlN
Incomurehensible In Magnitude.
Dazzling in Iriplendor.
rfect in Beauty. “
,, 50 PEOPLE In IielIilll’llll 5o
5 Glllll BALLETS 5
.\ew and Beautiful Scenery. [£1 at Coe-
Iurnes. Brilliant Calcium EH33. New
iHompony Paraphernalia. Trick-I. Etc.
IAB‘ [H.005 EUROPEAN SPECIA L'I'IKS
Grand Transformation. The
Advent of Spring.
See the Gnu eful Tee-To'l'um Dance.
Entire reduction under the personal direc—
tiouof it. (SHALL ll. \ALB.
FKIL'Eh. 75,50,15c.
OPERA Hours, IIIIIIIIIIIIII.
I. F. ADAIS. Manager.
0);}: NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY EVE’G.MlRCH7
Appearam e or the Jolly Fun Makers.
Hownnh’s Big Show
ON A
TRIP TO IRELAND
Combined with the lam Hiberulcaand
[Dahlia Ilsa Novelty and Specialty Ca.
l’ooilively the best attraction o! thla kinrl
traveling.
\ u-smnurr ARTISTS—ll
BRASS BAND AND ORCKK‘YI'RA.
Look our for the Grand Street Parade daily
arnuo noon.
New Specialtlee. Noumea. Mule, Double Jig».
“Hall.
This f omedy illiiarrate-a them romir wide of a
tour through inland. and will be lute
with ’t‘ripctialtles' by eicry member of the
company
l'ltlcls. - 25. :lb and 50 ems.
Reserved seats on sale at Mitchell's.
John IIIIwImh, role pmpriot
f;
- A GRAN“ BflNCEIleI
AT THE—
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FRIDAY EVE’ Ii. MARCH 3.
‘1’ I P. I.
Madame Fry Concert (30..
or Irma.
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AD-llflflfl I. care. III I
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ldjoumed lotion Sale!
Will sell at
Public Auction
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vlla olthel hill] of damage. :.
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Form.
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