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fromciontiyto partly cloudy till noon. pre-
. needed by snowor rain. followed by clarion
anda “cold wave." Tomorrow it promises
to be clear and deehiedly colder.
Remaining uncalled for at the foilmviug post-
offices for theweekendlngllarcbt. use. You
sons calling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
drea Patterson.
[or the “Poplar School Isa-leer In
THE 11111111111111]. "' ”
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urns continuum-aim.
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lawl'erk Herald 'eatlerlbreeast.
'l'bewcatherto-daypromlamtoheganually
LII'I‘ 0. 1mm
WSOuth Norwalk—Mtaa lda Stevens. Min Lucy
Wise llllarn Avery. Mrs.
imi'i‘flcminir n .
PM”mini «marl-Ill-
Piiiy if!“ munifmniiimimnuu? Job:
omMBiishm Miles (8).
Randolpbr'chipman‘s
East Norwalk—Eanford Jones. Il’hlnnnaw-
WORLD’S PAIR COMET.
the lame! lorwala.
THISCOUPON. in or-
' dcr to be counted. must
be returned to T1111 Sew. i
visit. office orfcv before
the above date.
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MOST POPULAR
_ School Teache
in the Town of Nerwaik to :ke
World’s Fair.
, COI'POR'Srnay be sent by mail. banded
, in at the onceofpnblicatlon. ordepoeited j
...
ofbis fricnds 1-1 night. Dancing and
othsrpaetimcewerelndnlssdin. .
Rev.i'.W.Giowder b- gone to hhi
home in Baltimore to make :1 vii.
Rev. Mr. Slater, of m Them
aemlnary, will preach in the Methodist
church tomorrow.
hmmG.lmhotlehquiblll.
The timber for thenew 11mm
has been placed ontbeeitecf them
pmedbdldleg.
Wilbu 3. Dates. the butcher. will
moveflondaylutoimeof GeorgeEver-
ett’ersceotly comm MW“
“10"?“-
ifiederlck Wendel, of lfew Canaan:
mammals-muting-
edwithettikiua museums
biawhtpwltboat provocation. Rewa-
”Mules-ed.
,‘fbeYcungPenfle’eSodetv ct Chib-
laiwgde ‘
cup,depotrestau1ant. Openallnlgbt. '
young clerk employed in Raymond
Brothers‘ odice. has been presented with
a handsome ekye terrier by his admiring
friends.
Kinney. yesterday. at Dr. Schavoir’a
Sanitarium in Stamford, and found him
8001’]! “DIWALI.
nail-vile.
-Pu1e sales with purecmach. a
Barryfltreet,of Darlen.theactlve
William P. Beers called on Eugene R.
better;' in fact, better than at any time
since his illness.
' —Hind quarters of lamb-not mutton—
15 cents; fore quarter, 10 cents. Full line
of fresh fish received today. Lowest
prices in town. People‘s market. Nor-
wsik and South Norwalk. >
The electric light commissioners will
meet at the station at 3:15 this afternoon.
This will be their first meeting since the
new members, Mme. Winchester and
Smith. were appointed.
A horas owned by Abraham Rhoddar.
a Taylor avenue junk dealer. ran away
yesterday afternoon on Washington
street. The animal was caught by Jacob
Lumen before much damage was done.
--Bcst quality. Lowest prices. Also
light lunch. lane’s.“ Washington street.
A son weighing fifteen and oaehaif
pounds was born yesterday afternoon to
Ifr. and Mrs. Thomas McGuire, of Water
street. Mr. McGuire is the head harness
maker employed by Raymond Brothers.
A sleigh containing Lawyer John J.
Walsh and another man collapsed on
Witter street yatenley afternoon. The
horse started to run away. but was
stopped before he had proceeded 11 great
way.
—Huyler’e candy, fresh every day, at
lane's. 51 Washington at.
Last night referee Delaney declared
the battle between Danny Russell and
Frank Moore, which took place at Bir-
mingham. Thu ny night. and was
stopped in the ill round by the police.
a draw.
“O'Dowd's Neighbors" company gave
a line- performance at Music Hall. last
night. to a large audience. The com-
pany is a strong one and every member
was firstclau, thoroughly understand-
ing the art of entertaining the public.
—-Junius Brown does painting. paper
hanging and general jabbing. Order
alatein poetotlice. P. O. addrem. No. 8
Haviiand street. Soutthrwalk, Ct.
William H. Dudley, step-sou officer‘s
E. Shrink. of Madison street, has entered
into partnership with Teneyck & Baker.
Bridgeport shoe manufacturers. Mr.
Dudley will be remembered here as hav-
ing been connected with the firm of
Pratt & Weed.
lr.Conncre arrived today with his
second car load of bones thh season
which are now on sale at solmana’
stable. Thielotisaneatragoodoneand
consiataof roadsters, bustneeiiaud work
horses. selected especially for this
market.
~0epable giriecan and employment
at [hunts & Blanchard’a straw hat fac-
tory. -
Thylur d: Buckley” have succeeded
and hiley's élrcua. with which his
brother-hm.
The United States circuit court has
affirmed judgmental 311,818 in favor
—ThaNewRfla-colisyeaudechcol
ofsbortbandaadtypewrittug. 1:9 Fate
deldavmnm M. P“
eevm of its graduates in pecdpaylng
positions this weekoflvs young man
andtwoyoungiadleaAmcagtbeyoung
meuwaeFraakfiailthmmetRorwalk,
wbobeshhnaiucrativepdtloniiithe
cflcecf'l‘beWaddeii-Iataflo..naau-
5' h
.‘m
IO”
JcbuBadebnhadasveralstands".
«Muffintleataummerdsmuductri
iflltbtblllhrdroomtathe Unbroken»
We. 1 '1 1
“the Diamond Breaker." a five act,i
meiodramarapletewlththrllllagecenee.
r. (9le Hall.” Wednes-
h’m’ Wall“ '11 “trim
Awesomeness or M
Wests. new» .
neat oak frame. have recently been
placedinlbelalbnl'! for iii-W0 W-
lion.
-liaeter novelties at lapel. 31 WW
ingtoll meet.
The Rev. 0. 8. Curtis. of Port Cbater.
N. Y.,haebeeninvitnd to fill the pas-
torate of the Washington Park Kati»
dist church in Bridgeport it is expect-
ed that he will accept. The Rev. 1. I.
Foster. the present pastor. goes to Read-
ing, Pa. .
The Holy Communion will be celebrat-
ed at the Congregational church after
the sermon tomorrow morning. in the
evening the pastor will preach the fourth
sermon in the series to young people
about themselves. All young people not
00an with other churches are cor-
dially invited to attend.
William Bill. theeon of a prominent
butcher of Bridgeport. was arrested last
night in Eaton. for bone stealing. Yew
tcrday he wont to O. R. Sherwood's
groceryand told the proprietor that the
Carten'l' pany wanted to borrow
his delivery wagon. Mr. Sherwood
loaned bill the turnout and the lam-r
left town. Young Lill has a long crimi-
nal record. -1. __g
—Rcaaonable pricm at [Joe's depot
restaurant. Open all night. i
B. G. Tomlinson has purchased the
drug businaa of l. M. Hoyt and took
possession to-day. kfr. 'l‘omllneon is a
licensed pharmacist. served as prescrip-
tion clerk with H. ll. Dupree. and
managed the drug business of E. B.
brat-m about ten years. and be has made
an enviable reputation as a careful
druggiet. He comes highly recom-
mended and edicite a share of the public
patronage. ____
Thselection ofasecond lieutenant of
Compny D was held at the armory lest
night. The candidates were Sergeants
John W. Pennington and James A.
Smith. Several ballots were taken. the
votes being about evenly divided. 0n
the last formal ballot the vote was Pen-
nington. twenty-one; Smith, nineteen.
The former was declared elected. but
Mr Smith has sent a protest to the
adjutant general. claiming the election
was illegal.” hebail more rota: than
Mr. Pennington on the other formal bal-
lulu.
MINA“ NEWS.
A Dram Budget“ Ito-a Iro- the
Borouhl-dal‘l'uwa.
local Editor Wade. of the Hour, has
the grip. .__ _
The annual supper of the Broad River
Sunday school will be held next Tucs-
day and Wednesday evenings.
Ilisa Haggis F. Adams)- dead at Pais-
ley. Scotland. The deceased was a cousin
of Ira'l'homaa S. Stout. of Norwaik.
The Grand (hmmaudery of Connecti-
cut. Knights Templar. will hold its an-
nual conclave ln Norwalk, Tuesday,
larch 2i. . m”
Another letmr from Allis Bates. receiv
ed byhiefather. is postmarked Kansas
City. lie says he and Foster are well
and getting along nicely.
bentenaervlcea will be held in Grace
church next weekaefollows: Tuesday.
4:30pm.; Wednesday. ila ma'fbera
day.8p. m.; Friday. twp. 111.
Ira. lary Welsh.“ Kellen street.
oandOavenue, wlliaaa the
will prosecute the case.
TheRight MW Rtbclbert Talbot. D.
D.. inblouary blebopof Wyoming and
ldaho. will delivera mflonary addrrm
stilt. latthew’e church, Wilton. neat
Friday evening. the services beginning
at'htb dciock.
~Twwity-Ilvepev cent. off on prayer
books at Ptaneo’s Book Store.
Alargeaadlsnee gathered at the Y.
It. 0. Lnuaelumlulhldupovtht
nighttoeeetheatbletleecateet between
the branded and the bometeam.but
wereeadlydlvappoiniedntbebtbnifovde
didnotpetlnanappearanoe.
lie. Tyler Waters. of West avenue,
waeauuimcaedmitabvw-taksahcme.
ltbaabeeasuqeelrdtbattbedoartof
Oneaelt
Hunt. Bridgeport. His experience 9111— '
whoreeentlyfallupoaan Icy sidewalk,
fordamanee. Attorney John J. Wail-ll“.
W
Verman 81 Son,
84 Wasiimcrou isrns’sv. s‘ourii NORWALK. cons.
‘ seinsthcy 510th. 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 J;
pocketbook.
vc them 5 lbs 0.1411114
eir pudding when they
u1~£~v 1;
W‘- 4“... J“;
- CHARLES E.
LEADING GBOCER. -
SEYMOUR.
33 WASHINGTON ST.
lion. James W. Hyatt Ia again
his home on Wat avenue.
“renewlyeiectsd justicesofthepeace
of Rorwalkwill take the oath of office
next lfocday.
Tbeboardofmauamoftbeilorwaik
IawaTsnchlnbwfll new insight to
discusstbc poebhuteoball.
ll."- William 4. Slocum. pasture! 8t.-
lary' a church. ,wiil ver a lecture In
Norwichcn the evening of St. Patrick’s
Day. “WW.“
Attorney Beymour‘sotllce is being reno-
vated and repainted. This is probably
on _tlie strength of hie "confirmation"
as Insurance commissioner.
Miss liary Shannon. of Hoyt street.
who was confined in the Middletown
Insaneasylum for some time. has been
discharged as cured and will return
home. ~ __'____ _
At the Young Men's Christian amia-
tlon song service. tomorrow afternoon at
«i o‘clock. the Rev. Gerald R. Beard will
give an address to the young men. All
are invited N _-_ >__
Ifiss Baird says she proposu to publish
the names of the young men who loiter
around her school on Orchard street
91.1 11
“1'1
of her pupils from their studies.
Stephen William Kent. a New York
liveryman who lives in South Wilton
died in New York this morning. He
leuvesawife and one son in South Wii-
ton. and threehoue in New York.
A horse owned by Dr. “miner. of
Stamford. ran away on the turnpike last
night. He was captured on Cross street
after running through Wall and River
streets. The sleigh was slightly dem-
aged.
The Court of Burgenies will meet lion-
day night. lt is probable that the new
city charter will be presented and dis
cussed. Action may be taken upon the
resignation: of Burgosses Buckley and
Vocal!
—Steerage tickets. to and from Europe.
all lines. E. Ape". 4i Wall street.
The state grand lodge. United. United
order of the Golden (from. which has a
commandery in Xorwalk. will be held
in Bridgeport next Wednesday. when
delegates from the twenty~one Connecti—
cut lodges will attend. There are non-
1.1M members of this temperance burial
order in this state. The supreme body
of the order meets in New Haven. May
it).
The Snugaiuck Foundry company. 0'
New York city, recently orgnniwl by
Mark 1., “Hey. of Seugatuck.hns been
unable- to make satisfactory arrange
inputs for the lease of the old Simonds
foundry on Mechanics street. and will
not locate here. The concern will proba-
Grcen Island. near'l‘my. N. Y. Mr. Fil-
iey says the buildings are in good order
and are fully equipped with machinery.
The plant was once operated by Mr. “I
iey's father and is still a portion of hi
estate.
Coasting on Barnum'e bill has been
excellent during the past few days. and
many youngsters and not a few older
ones have enjoyed the sport. The hill
was crowded last night. but the icy road-
bed made it impoaible to start at the top
of the hill. Double-rippers went as far
as Knight street before they stopped.
was while one of these contrlraoces.
steered by Cornelius Bendrickson. was
coming down the bill that little Harry
flartrem. son of William Bartram. tried
tootose the street. The ripper struck
him. knocking him down. lie landed
on his face. knocked out two of his front
teeth and cutting hh lip. lie was taken
home by his companions.
a... 11111 no...
Iowan-d Mnduenqyla Ina!
larwalh.
”Katie Roberta.“ Eastavenuens
urethJechodmf flCovestseet. le
‘ vialtlngrelatlvee 1. Bridgeport.
(loom it. Redmau is repainting his
residence on laple avenue. William
Thompson Is also to repaint hh house.
3.11.11.11.me begin a series
of revival services in Rev. J. W. Davie’
chamh In Win-monoweigbt.
lamest (lroeschnsrleto erect a two«
story building.” feet. on the Fort
Pctntmad. Thedretfloovwlllbeiaed
asaeafeandtheeecondfloorforfanilly
purposes. ltwlllceetabonttflm.
Byvoteatauofllcialboardmestlngcf
the last Avenue letbcflst Episcopal
churchdastWedaeeday alanine pea
m,itev.0.l.l’tu.wastavlted tom
mutabiepreasnteharpaaotheryear
ufleplesvellimotsnrcoklyafleadey
ioapesdtweweehwitnretaum its.
helical starts at the same traveler a
, ”Win-gland.
“In“.mof Ir. fill
Ire. Aired Menthol! yesterday at
um.~Mva two
yeah. rum-unused it. mm
' been. Utensil-leisure: mp.
nmsfvmtm
after nightfall and attract the attention 6
My take Won of a foundry plant on m
i sell. who wishes to purchase real estate.
InGmRRedmanauddugbhr, W“
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachera and Their nausea in Rorwalk
Churches To-morrow.
sou-m Roawau Coronas-1101111.. West
avenue and West streets. .410
Services 10.30 a. m. and we
:tlundaym school. 12m. Youuir People‘s
Endeavor meetlnfiat
owners subm cct. i.n"'l'l1e erLord's bag.“ "a;
schism. “Christ rlet‘s erfilm of ." fol-
lowed by the Holy Communion service: even-
lng sab t. :SemonevtoYouug People £13.13
var.“ c:
Self-Development. W
Sour-n Nonwau ernonryr. W out avenue.
school. 12:“) in. if
we Supper. Evening. preaching by the
Boom Roswau Berrier.West avenue near
Pine street. No settled pastor. Punching.
10c!) a.1n. and 1:0) :1. :Sunda school. 12m: ..
Y. P. s. C. [Lprayer meetingdi p in.
Tatar-1v Erteoorei. West street and Fair-
flcld avenue. South Norwalk. Rev. Olin Hal-
Iock. rector. Third Sunday In Lent. Morning
yer. sermon and iloly (‘ ommunlon at nus
a. 111.;8un1layechooiat 12319. in.; Evenluizt‘o
yer and sermon at 7:0) 11 111.51védlsh ser~
vicey will be held Wednesday evening.
Sonwsu CORORIOA‘HOKAI.. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. K. Noble. I). D.,
pastor. Services at Mills. 111. 1111117st 111
unday school. 12:3) p.l11. Y. in.
meeting. om p.111. Morning. Holy Communion
and reception of members. Evening subject.
'The l'harieee and ills Pray er."
Nouwsua ltzmomsr \cht and Mott ave-
nura. Rev. fimrgeb’an Alstyne. I) D.. tor.
Services lug-l) a. m. and .211! p ui; Mutiny
school 1.111.; Epworth ingui- meeting. dillp.
m. Morning. the lord‘s Supper and reire tion
of members. E1enlngsubfecl. “Life an Sal-
ration."
Nonwau Btr'risr. East aienuo. opposite
run. Rev. Robbins. pastor. Scr-
\1ce1.lil-Jl)a.mand .snp. 111.: Sunday st‘.ll0tll
111.; temperance servcc 11511) p. m.: gating
pantie} meeting. can p.111. Morning. stor
hbine will give the band of fellowship in
nine-teen men members. after “bich the Lord's
Supper will be observed. Evening subject.
“The Tumenln of Hell. ’ followed y baptis—
mal service.
3!. Pacts Eriscorii. Church street omin-
site the lire-cu. Norwalk. Rein. “..T Graham.
Divine sen ice with sermon. at 10.!) a in. 51111-
its) school. 12.0) in. Dixlne Rf‘fltewllll eer-
mongllp. n1. Evening stibjeu: t. 'ih the In-
ionvlstenries of Christians In1altdm. the
C istlan Religion?"
1114:: Fli'cscorai~ Belden avenue and ('an
street.1\orwalk Rev 5. ll. \‘t ‘t'atkinx rutor.
Third Sunday in Dent. )Iomlng Prayer. 9.8)
a. n1: Litany. sermon. and Holy Communion.
at l1)-!)a.rn.:s|iimlay Schmi.i..tlim.:}21ening
yerand address by Mr. Robert Graham
Secretary of Church Temperance 54.4141!th
7.119. In. All are welcome.
Sr. 31.111?le (T. corner of West avenue
and (.‘hapel street. Somslk. Rev. W. J. Sine.
um. pastor. how Max-1. ? a. 111.; Children‘s
Mamba) mm; High Mass. 1021111 111.; Vespers.
3‘5!) p. 111.
Eur AYE!“ Income-1'. nenr VanZaniit
avenue. East Norwaik. it". t‘. M. You. pay
tor. Preaching 111311 a. m. and 7.0) p. 111.; Sun.
day school, 1211).; young pmpie's meeting 63M
0» in.
#1. Pants Mission. \'anZandt and Osborn
avenues East Sorwalk. Sunday school 3211 o.
in. Free sittings-min cordial welcome to all
Anvm (.‘rliue'naa. Y anZandt avenue. East
Norwalk. Faulting i0 II a. m. and . fill p.
m.; Sunday school 111. Young People” s meet»
in 6:1!) p. in. George P. Ten-pie. past-1r
E.1sr.\'onwau Swloisn l‘oscnuurios .11..
Riverside avenur. Rent}. J. Anderson.
tor. Ruffian- 10:11am. and Tillp.m.; Sun-
day school. 3:. p. 111.
Sot'rii Sonwsta chrrur Ronni. 3? (‘hest-
out strut. German Sunday school at 111.11 a
111.: German services at 2.1” p. 111.. by pastor
U. A. Bhrckmctcr; Excuse satiric: at as!
p. in.
Dawson: 31215131111101: 9r i‘rriiofiui-
uxnl. Psstnrdt. Apitz. Grand Army llail,
up stairs. Vt' ilngton strut bridge. South
\urwalk. Soon mohair. Mina. n1.; Pvt-dist
3:0) p. 111.: )llth'ovii 75.1) n. m. Passions-
Aniiachi. Alla lieutsche wit kommcn.
srsixowoon l'iriox Prison. Ely li't'llrle
South \orwalk. Sunday Ss‘h'lil. 'lzill p. 111.:
neningserviiew p. 111.: eubjmt.s1mday and
llowtn Krrpif ‘—».\'-h rill 15‘” ilungnriau
serviceaat madam. and!) p m.
“RANWIYIIJJ Pinon. f‘him‘h street. near
Taylor avenue. fittnday schist! al LEI) p. in.
Yonro lfrx's l‘nitiirrue Amnriox.»
blu class atitp. m.; Song service all p. In.
Anions lieu-110mmJiitrisvorat~ Knight
street. Rorwalk Iii-v. 1). 1111111141. wtor.
Morning service at it! tie. in. Sunday school
at 111159. in; Prayer meeting at 1.31 p 111.:
evening service. .Jtip. 111.
Canvaar B urns-r 501 11.11. Quintani Build-
ing. cornerw all and [in] ht streets Rorwalk.
Paator.llev.li'.flv<1m“.luwlkn. (brim-n
Endeavor meeting.4 4:11 p. 111.
“)l DIDN'T SAY. Sill
Tits: advertisements in u live. readable
wide- awake papa are news. They tell
the readers what they want to know——
where goods can be bought. what they
are sold for. who has houses to rent or
where employment and labor can beob~
tallied. and a thousand other thing that
they want toknow. Itia an error to
suppose that only editors soars-porters
supply news worth reading. Skillful
advertisers furnish agood share of It.
look over the advertisement colmnm of
their paper. they miss agreat deal of
information that would prove valuable
to them That the people do read silver-
tkhemente for the news every advertiser
cows.
.. ...... a“-..
tiles Irena llotchklia, of 111.11.111.10...
vvrlae to lay: been married god to
alter . ay mas
Ooelaa back met the train bearing the
brides panels. and excused himself.ri
saying he had to not shared. Since tin-11M
belies not put to an up...
pectin groom drew all tbemoncy
hadln the bank andleeuppoeed to
have cleared out.
The «10.3.44 recommendation that”
any article can have is the embiieeiaent
of themotbers ofthetown. When the
miterarecnmmend It you may know!
that that article has more Mord l"'nary
merit. Here is what the C-nterviile
South Dakota. China: says critically";
an article eoidi in their town: "
we can say that
rhsmberlainle Coughllwmcd ytt- brok-
tiad mid-for our children. We are
acquainted with many mounts in Cen-
tervllie who would aotbewlthoutitln
tbeboaasforagoodineuy tlinmiteoort.
uduerecnniiasndlag day."
cent bottles. Forealebyfl. .Btillaoa.
amulet
.
Ohlldren Cry for
Pltcher’e antcrla.
children 011 for
Pitchers caetoria.
mmmmmmmm
mumamuwflmm
mummumnm
“humanism-sci“
and, if there are any readm who fail to
Int. J D.
lies Hotchkkis reinalneurimarriod. The " ”
Our sales so small, our stock so rusty;
Our pile of books so old and and musty.
if And all because we were so trusty, Ah, me!
This thing would ne'er have come upon us.
If Bayes 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!
PEDPIE ‘8 IIIKET.
13 North Main so. So. Norwalk
Telephone call, 52 3. i
If a New York millionaire gives :1 din-
ner at 5th lnyenno audglldth stlrest. costing
00. 00. w ich gives peo e 111 pain,
grid tbesepco le spend $1. .00 Edda.
’hills finoolg have to pay 135. 00
each for Cactus Bl Cure to cure then!
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at PInisted’s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about C 1cm Blood Cu 19
A Card.
I take this opportunity to express on behalf
of myself and family ourheartfelt thank: to
Palestine Castle. Ancient Order Knights of
Mystic Chain. and Olive Branch Lodge.
Knights of Pylhias. for the attention which
they gave to my late husband during his pro-
tracted illness. and for the prompt manner in
which they paid him his beheliii. lunsure
we will ever hold them in grateful remem-
brance. and may find in His KUD‘D‘SE make
both organizations to prosper. so that they can
tarryon the good work for which they were
entwined. MRS. A Laxssosn Mourns.
Taylor &‘Goiden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHI‘G'I'O‘S STREET!-
Persnns iookin foralot. or home. and lot
with the view 0% punbesi 11g. ore invited to
call and examine our list. \\ e have tht in for
sale in every partof the city at reasonable
prl m and on buy terms. anal tf
wearers.
\'Ol to know that the Row Business College
placed seven of its graduate-3111 gum] pay»
lug phitions this .
i'k 0:1 straw liata
Applicants inn-it be over rizhtrcn years
of age. Denotes: Bianthutrd. South \‘orumll
t nun. rut tf
ITL‘ ATIOR by asweedish girl to 11.1 gen
Semi
network in a smell family. South
borer-ll pre‘ernnl. Address nituation. sien-
tlntl office. 111!
i‘tileg—SIZED room for storage of furni-
111 Address Storm." Sentinel office.
ml 3t—
\(‘TD Byoung man as tirrk i: f‘. Kt'll.
lash gmcer. :lVorth Mair. aim! Soot
Norfolk.
It" CORDN seasoned lianl {om waninl at
once. John If. Ferris. f3: in
TO LET.
11123!—
PARTMENTSM live rut-ms \p; l_\' 11! .\'0
.’ 6 Elisabeth 5:. math Nam 11“ int 11
'l‘WOappartmenb t mum-.1 41:14 i1 \u '.I .\1111
uncut-341mb Sorwnik Apply to .l f‘.
I' ruwe. int if
( NE house 3* D111 .trvrt. in first-claws
midst. sir mo .14 um ill. p ly in
John Knapp .13 West six-v41 Soul ,\’..v.
walk. f'lff
b‘RO‘f April i. store l'v North Help «the!
now occupied aeabarber shop in John
Drench". 541111911! i\ arwirk
llouec stable. 1118 I111
I)Ol'“ BL}: house ruinxiwarii a1enuezrvnt
limb. 'l'ho llurlliurt house on the
\\'1wt.orwnlk nwln‘rnt 5'1 live room-1 on
nm floor. corner South Main street and Han-
foril Place: rcni SL5. Aprili. house lllruuma.
2 Hartford Pius". rent $33. Apply to E.”
l’l‘lldi'tlhl
Apply tot'. \.
P‘RO.“ Manh Isl [mine I. Hamilton enune.
it lnquin of Edwin “Hair. at Brown
1* “ lcox a sum-
1 ASEMEXT under llmmmrr' 11 barber shop
in lain: krmu ilntei bin- 11. Main brat
Apply in the barber shop. ft": iw
I’ll‘lRAHLE mount. 111.1 or serum! floor.
water and sewer connection. Appi [41
fl. lianlenbrck. millimetre". Serial.
.\ r
PLIANART and very desirable furnished
£11.11. Sorwalk. to one or two gentlemen
in if
miw
front room. No. D Hon hblaln street.
. .-
P‘Ol R morn apartuwnts Hwartt a: (mint!
buiidl :famll limited to tbm pen-1n»:
beam and lghmi. and as
balls Ran]
Inquire Old “ ell {W ( 0 .8 “1811111 mil.
\EllY desirable boner. with all male-m
1' improvements. to good locality. Inquire
nf 1111. W ll. Raymoml. a Taylor avenue
near “eat street. or of Jacob Laytoui Rall-
M Place. (31 If
il"
Stain «real.
on inks-1." . , 1i 141141.41 a
round muffin. arm of gm.
aba acre of Milt t
wrath. factual 1m": tight-1w" “all
Oberlin.
F" 11W WWMi Ram «:1.
Ilsvtrlc ltgbta
treasoeablera
vauluae. t Knight street.
I'll. HA I13.
'1“: of seven rumm- on (‘alar street.
..lll. Apply mun-"481.1111.
rates. l sire of
”in...
oils! sci tw acme. I I
I ' a J." "(infirm App; u'llarry
Wof1Wasbliiatcai-adflne 3t Blind.”
Tllffibmiavsa 1.}... 5111.44.11.11... Cm
f‘lasr aadf 'naszrl loony
stocks lit tnmiavledl innate. ctr? the»
at n at in
aablagtoei street
“fit I
WNOTICE 1
Tea 14.111.11.311; «3m Nuance '
Remnant imtmwrsnv. l
Rosetta. (one. blank 1. in
1b whom it mg (m:
When we first installed our tornado-m t
Isrflcmwewm “yelled tomake therein
churned m. as nearly-e mum»
the service . because. at that time.
therewasao svtbateeaklbeemi with
More that it wan trustworthy and ac-
mate.
Ismma‘hasewbiehmperfectm-
”Minamoto-head “haven-elm
alto methamlacoaaeeuon with our entire
W systemati— «Ian-remit.
After the Mere laws monetar-
ehbitghtdarlagtbeeauvetw-wtymm
The water rates will be m reate m in
Wetthalrawllballlaaanatef Downer ea
mbfisalatwehmeaer uranium
Oh i the weeping, wailing. moaning of the butchers night and morning,
As they aympathire together' in their intervals of groaning.
Ah, me!
largest stock, Finest Goods and Lowest Prices. quality considered. in town.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FREE DELIVERY, .
Satisfaction guaranteed. I
PEIIPlE' 8 MARKET,
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call. 5~7 3.
gqullriimmdr.
nus“: iiiil‘.’”so"uiii'""iiniiiii£
w. 11. Keane. Ian-gar,
SATURDAY—EVER 1111.4
The Spectacular Event of the Season.
Chas. H. Yale’s
Superb Romantic Spectacle. The NEW
llEVIl’S Allllllllll
lucomorehensihie' in Magnitude '
Dazzling in Splendor. '
Perfect in Beauty Y
50 PEBPIE' in thetllilPiill 5o
5 4111111 11111118 5
Row and Beautiful Scene . El t
tomes. Brilliant Calcium, Effect: \Evgs.
(.uinpany. Paraphernalia. Tricks. Etc.
my 21.008 EUROPEAN SPECIAL!”
Grand Transformation. The
Advent of Spring.
1-: 1:94.- threo‘livrsceful Tlilsc-To-Tum Dance.
11 ire iicti .
tion of 3 R. CHAgn illn \"lilie “mm dim.
ple‘RS 75 50. 5:.
[Will HOME, Iflllllll.
B. k‘. ADAMS. Ian-gar.
OS! RIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY EVE'G. MARCH?
Appearance of the Jolly Pun Makers.
Howonh’smBig Show
TRIP TO IRELAND
Combined with the famous Hibernlca and
Dublin Dan \orelty and Specialty Co.
Pianist-1y the beat attmrtion ofthls kind
traveling.
l-t—SPECIAL'I'Y ARTISTS—LI
BRASS BARD AND ORCHESTRA.
Look out for the Ground Street Parade daily
New Specialties. Siiveltliogliueic. Double Jigs.
5. lot:
This Comeslyllxlliiatrstes the comic side of a
tour through inland. and will be interspersed
with Swsllliitra" by every member of the
unions. - 25. 3:. and so 0mg.
Reserved «rats on sale at \fifcbell' s.
luim llmrortti sole proprietor.
E. ll. TflMllllSllll
Licensed Pharmacist.
Sill 1 “~41! to
l. M. Hoyt
Drugs Cheiiiicals
AXIS
Fancy Toilet Articles.
Having pun based the Drug business of l. M
Hoyt. l Imp" tfully “(till it a share :1 lb. pub-
ltc pait'roun‘e. and will do my utmost to de-
MY?
Physirlaas‘ l’rriurlptloas a Specialty.
E. G. TOM LINSON.
HORSES!
Roadsters Business and
Work Noises
of "specially gelatin! homevuvnAhlen with . 1.11.1.1:
ma mete" ngfl of
work
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ldjoumed Auction Salsl
Will sell at
Public Auction
By order of the f curt of ”We. lathe high-
timid". unless Are-vb yd m
$33.14- onthellthm «1.;91 ii'm‘ii is'i'aii
libel t
Sounds lie mils‘ii'dii :1: ”1:51: w‘mflf.
[all and Building” lllyt at.
lately mu whys- (‘oueiae aaa
.. ”hill“ tern-1s of sale Lilflumfl of Alhcgmlbfl.
W In insolvent-y of’l’kdiaae
NOTICE.
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hasherri made on tbfitown’tet
been In Why
“23.93”“... district title sire
9‘ I of the
Place. t1 tier.
‘ waiktuzsa-‘eznlm $3311»... I 1
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fmtbe mullmttea Amie-cue. of
151.11 .1 111.111 of ms Kuwait. 111....
this the I'll!) “’93; gal) .l'l
limit
want momentum“ smile
NOTICE.
try-is» rim that nee-1..
“new. this “tiers“
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Norwalk Chronicler