w .
, y Menominee?"
desirimmm‘ "" the "m we
or
have owlme ,
, ve them :5 lbs and
Raisins in t eir pudding when they?
Remember when we offer bsr- ’ 2 ‘ H ' ‘
gains they areallfresh, new goods. ‘
Our reputation will insure that.
AL ‘ . at"? ». 3’. 2 r s—«t‘lm . ’2'.“ ‘4. . . H.2. ...,._.. _ X ..
land “2.0“: , ¥ ,
2_‘ milliliter
”f ”'B'Emll. till
5’"le f2. 2224. -
\
2
.r.,
Catch on to the life lines we are
it
tigeflbez: git: ever adored lathe city for the above price.
For N! $2.39. * 2 2
amy
. 2\
‘ hols & . co:
5,;aféhlngton 81-; y , So. ' Norwalk.
THE umméf‘sumn. ~ sfiwlm
JAIfflGOLDIlIJdMandPrwrtstsr. Wilt “swap-rolls are Dela;
swdlsvlsw.
on”: ”Admitmw”. m'“ A'nsuI-r meeting of the Germain
@1292 line... Oil; 17%?
. 1 Thu-ms- ’t/Kaao‘eum woolen
[@1953 ‘ .3 rear 24):” Newlor'hmwlthaloadwoynm.
\ ' llalatuwAl-anasrsr'lo-nsnaw.
“a“... “3% I‘lfldl‘lww
Intact llasald'sath-Isrsssst;
'f‘hswsather to-daypromtses tohawarmsr
andgenerallyifro-falr to Michelin“-
lowedbylucreasing andprublyby
snsworrsiu. 'lb-morrow ft promissstohs
generally from cloudyto partly cloudy. with
s ga‘ndi-r’v‘e Want
. ",‘i‘v it."
“(impale ~22: {2,
erstwhm‘wn
edrlinshorsutoBridgsport partlesthh
morning. -
-Huyler's candy, fresh everyday, at
Iane‘s,51Wasllingtonst.
The steamsrlfyatsry h at Raymond
Brothers dock having her boilers in—
k 3
é _ ~, ' “‘3“me bvrsln spectedtoday.
1%, 2 ,, I orsnowandollowed yclearing. The lrnen will hold their-m.
arsa a" trauma ma coarser. 1.. meeting tonight, commencing
‘ )' l’wr the Host Popular seas-l 'l'saelsr I- promptly at 7:800‘clock.
the 'l'own of Isrwall.
Theotlicisl boardof the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church will hold its
monthly meeting tonight in the church
parlors.
‘22 ,. _
,fitfiejtodo all we
.foiit- ‘
~Capable girlscan tlnd employment
at Dennis & Blanchard’s straw hat lac»
wry.
The annual meeting of Old Well Book
and Ladder company for the election of
oflicerswill be held tonight,beginning
at 7:30 o'clock.
Palestine Castle. No. 2], Ancient Order
Knights of the Ifystic Chain, will confer
the initiatory degree on twenty-three
candidates this evening. ’
The Whatsoever Circle of King's
Daughters of the South Norwalk Con-
mlonal church will meet in the
parlors tomorrow evening.
u
'rrnr. nine-e on or heron
be returned to Tull Slu—
the above date.
THIS COUPON. in 01‘-
—' dcr to be counted. must
3
lfg.l'29‘}.1’.1ii'91'i5 tor-
:‘t will inure the
trouble and make you
feel like ,a new per-
IOI “I
soar “Will“! 2‘
School Teacher,
.1 In the Town of Norwalk to the
22‘: ‘ _ 77 ’
gm 3 package of :wOrld’S Fair
-~Best quality. Lowest prices. Ako
light lunch. Lane's,51 Washington street.
George, aged fifteen months, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Iluth, died last night
our mum»; he thin-“Quad“! .{l at their home, 16 Lowe street. The
Y '. may sen * r: - _
' 2 in at theotllce of publication. ordeposited {YE funeral '7‘“ be held tit-mono“ '
. ,2; 1. 2 ——-———
- 2321;223:232: hmfimifll' ‘ W- F- People». at Stamford. will speak
0 P er gm. moor." 11‘ the regular meeting of the Junior
r , ‘ Prohibition club, Wednesday evening.
Miss Bertha Allen. Over River
Over Rive
softening...
Mini Addie lloulou. Over River.
32?. 33%? “m“‘éimm'
ar e an. neor
Miss Annie Boned t. Brookside.
Miss Anna Bu: Center ......
,2 73%? 22,,“ (ll Thepublicarecordially invited.
...«£ “1.7
lfrs. Warner, of Pine street, who, it
was reportsd.bad left town. emphatically
denies the report. The report was evi-
dently the work of malicious persons.
———«o——
233%
The Junior Chr'mtisu Endeavor society
of the South Norwalk Congregational
church will hold a meeting tomorrow
afternoon in the parlors of the church.
——Pure notice with pure cream.5c. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
fig Cornelius leoodigelfifir.
ven en. it
lies $3. Flinn. Center . . ..
W. C. fonts. Franklin
glee \tatlto Gregory. (burned
stile 0.. Concord...
Mills Ilrmin Godfrey. Ball
21“.“..‘l’ii‘3mmm’
w . um
' Miss Josie (lethJ’ra-klin.
2:." 12.2- “emm' ..
as ary . er ver....
' ll . kiln. .. ... ..
Mrs M. . Hitch-ll (Ioncord...
all... 1.. .l. Manson. In: son-n
Miss Annie Cutter
lit lid ncnrd
uEE=u§J§
é.
wa
Plains
rwalk
Min Maggie Bnillln, of Westport, hm
accepted a position as stenographer and
typewritist in the ofiice of the Norwalk
Iron Works company, succeeding In.
Oliver Keith, lm‘ Miss Wood.
-
"humanitarian.5.5.9:.’
John Hamilton, Fred Ifalcolm and
lichael Lawlur were before Justice lor-
rell this morning, charged with "gr.-
cy. They pleaded guilty and were ten-
tenced to ten days in the county jail.
Oliver K Barker. late of Chattanooga.
Tenn, son-in-law of W. H. Hoyt. of
West avenue, hm succeeded George
lockwoodiuthsiI-urauce and real es.
novuonwl flverRlver...” ’.
’Requests that no more votes be cast for her.
labial leathers;- ‘l’rlll.
‘wm‘mhm 11.. my. court W n. filled tatebun'nuataflcothlainstreet. us
III-summoned . thiamorningatthetrialoflamesfitebb, 001W“ lllflnolthepublicpstrooage
. “I” W ‘ “5"“ “a 14'“ Edward Essen and Andrew Crawford. lullisllaeandifhustlingqualltiesmt
ultra-w
arrested for beingcmtcernedinthedis-
turhance ca Holden avenue Sunday be
forelast. From the evidenceitappear-
edthatthsllghtstartedbstweenlidward
EasonandJamesStebb. Btebh‘s broth-
erstookahandintbeatlair, audothers
wenttoliasou‘s aid. which precipitated
a small sired battle. Thebesdquarters
ofthesrowdappesrsmhavsbeenlnthe
clubbonssooFranklln avenue. Justice
Coolidge tried the csse;AttornsyJohn
J. Walsh mud; Attorney E. If.
lockwood appeared for the defenseof
fluhhmadl'lua Lockwood, clerk for
Attorney Rurlhutt. was preswlt labe-
halfof Crawfnsdandlasoo. Theststs
had subpmaaed nearly halfshundred
wits“ Atuoonanadjootnrneatwas
taksnnntilsrl). thllamlleynoldahas
hsanarvestsdfrwhsloglmplieatsdlnthe
fight and othararlsstsarellkelytofol-
low.
for anything he will probably get it. Ir.
Barker is a wide awake young man and
will he a valuable acquisition to the
business life of South Norwalk.
vim...» comm
” Yankee
li- SBOTHEB.
"uh“:hiflhsldlf lit fully
-—Easter novelties at Lane’s.21 Wuh-
irlgtou street.
The Chautauqua Union iaan a
rare treat in the way.of an llllwtrated
lecture on “Greek Architecture as Re.
lated to Greek Hhtory.”blelllam fl.
Goodyear..esratoror new”!
FineArtsoi' the Brooklyn lmtltuto.snd
author at unabated books enlart.
Thslschruwtll be preceded hyathort
hanjorscltalbythellssssPeck.ofNor-
walk,andwillhegivenlntheflrat
llethodbt Episcopal church. Monday
Mimi-shin. ‘
The msmhus of the swordfish club
held their annual election Saturday
night,» their headquarters on Water
Muscldngssfollmvs: Com-odors.
Chad's. Woodward; vtcaeommodors.
George W. Palmer; chief navigator.
haunt. Farris: captain, Frederick T.
Lyon:millag’ulastar. Charles It. Wat-
kins:ehs1daln,D.W.narford; commis-
asry.0sorur B. Tobey; steward. fleas-
kiah smith: seam. John W. Octe-
mamtrasaurerJ‘lankIl. Ferris. Plans
tor the anneal stubs wars talked up.
butltwasnot decided who's the club
would».
Mylo-similar“
man-sowi-
Maw—aIsrthsesatIda
marvellous-class.
Imfleldendlsdathlshome on
Bastavsnmdlorwaik,» a 0'6“”
new
hires are“
finely ”cranium of tarball.
hawsadrrtsteersnrttm 'l’esrrasl
, North Kain” street. this mount
84] wnsill‘norou'is'rmanr. sourl-l NORWALK. CONN.
Therswill be a hurls. meeting of
the v. w. c. r. om also. 1‘. Wm,
tomorrow evening at m.
Angpeddler’ahorseraoaway
lilo-1W f WW _‘ ,.
.......:rl....~ , ,-
corset-1mm " ‘ls trust 'of
w meanwhile mw'
the vehicle collided wtthfltnwhrldgfl
tm’slargecovcsdwagnn.
John Enrol-rid team ofgrayhotses
became frightened Saturday afternoon
while their driver was delivering coal to
tlreBcuth Norwalk hat forming factory.
They ran through Franklin street and
were caught by I exprasman W. 1!.
Knapp, who was in front of Edward
Quittner's home with a load at wood.
The statement printed in the Hour.
last Saturday, that the children of Joseph
L. Lockwood, of Second avenue, East
Norwalk. have sullered from improper
core and food, is entirely wrong. Dur-
ing lir. lockwood'a great atliretion
' A Barge I
A. nickerman & Son,
n While They Last.
,2 throwing out. Our goods are sold
on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
pocketbook. .
. CHARLES E.
LEADING GROCER, -
SEYMOUR.
’ 223 WASHINGTON ST.
There' will be services at Grace church
Toad-y afternoon at Arm o'clock.
TheConsolldatsd railroad will ‘sellex-
curdcntiokets to theflethodist confer-
race at Dauhury, next month. at the
neutralsfareaudshalf... :w'fi .-
, Usfimefitfim “re-l- 1‘-
howl, limb!” . Hewillprobably' aa-
sittJohu W. Beatty when the company
opensltabtanchstorsinsouth Norwalk.
Rhody loGlnnls. as will be seen by an
advertisement in another column. will
deliver a ducriptive lecture at the Nor-
walk Opera House, Friday night, on his
trip to Washington to see President
Clevelandlnaugurated.
On Monday evening larch 20, Clinton
Commandery, Knights Templar, will
work the Templar degree in the presence
of the officers of the Grand Command
cry. The annual oonclave of the order
convenes in Norwalk the following day.
his children have been w:ll fed an]
clothed and have received proper medics
treatment.
NOIWALI NEWS.
A [Bros-y Badgot of Its-s Iro- the
m1. III of Town.
lira. A. A. Martin is sick at her home
on "River street. _....
The borough arse-ore will finish their
work on the list of 1893 tonight.
A son has been borntoHrJnd Mrs.
Walter Saunders, of Broad River.
Services will be held as St. Paul’s
church at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
St. Paul‘s Guild—villi meet Tuesday
afternoon in the parish rooms at 2:!)
o‘clock. __ “A ..
A prayer meeting will be held tonight
at Brother l-‘ields‘, in Unionviile, con~
ducted by Rev. F. [5. Robbins.
The King's Sons of the First Congrega»
tional church will-meet this evening at
the parsonage on East avenue.
Rev. D. )l. Ellwood. of Kellogg street.
Norwalk, preached at third o'clock ser-
vice in the Cranberry Plains chapel last
evening. _
Meetings tonight: Court of Barge-sea:
Our Brothers’ ladgeJ. 0. 0. 1-1, to
work initiatory degree; Catholic Union
«uracil. K. of C.
The delivery team of the Excelsior
Laundry company ran away on Wilton
avenue Sutunlay ni4ht and was captur-
ed on Catherine street.
At ll..- meeting of the board of Man-
agers of the Norwalk Lawn Tennis club,
Saturday night, it was decided not to
hold the proposed postollenteu ball.
Membersof St. Paul's church are re,
questedtobepreaentattheswcialmcet-
ing that will be held tonight in the Sun-
day school room for the purpose of tak-
ing action on the raignation of Rev. 8.
T. Graham.
Ateamof horses attached to a coal
sleigh ran away on Wall street this
morning. They belonged to Meeker
Brothersandranto their coal yard on
Smith street before they were captured.
No damage was done.
—-Twenty~tive per cent. off on pvsyu
harks at Pluneo's llook Store.
At the mid-week meeting in the Con-
vention chapel. Thursday evening. a
quartetteof students from the Yale Di.
vlnlty school will make brief addre-rs
and give a concert. singing the old plan.
tationacngs. Acollectton will betaken
at the close for their benefit.
’I’hsgraadcomrnanderyofthellnltrd
Orderofthe Golden Cmaswlllsorlvsue
is larch”. '5st
people howlllatteadarearaud’xespst"
or Mir. s. slam, Gttrld limit
W.P.Brysnt. Fred 1.. Algerand Ill.
Bealellosmorsns. delegatesfrom Sher-
manCornmandery.
lblger lethnnh returned from Wash-
ington. D. 0.. Sunday morning, coming
hostbspapwuatowlthhlspstsstleath,
Karly rlsus might havsasaahlrnptod.
dlnghwwesrywsytsward Cobble Hill
inthsrstddleoftksstrsst. 7
Aadwkfllsfamrlths-s-ssthavatbdrdsp.
mmmhtmaflmmy.
«shoe-covendwlth inaugural mudooversorl'ster
Frederick Meade's new house on Union
Park is neariug completion. The style
of archicscture is very attractive and
the rooms are well proportioned and
conveniently arranged. The house will
beooeofthecosicet in Norwalk of its
use.
Concord Division, Sons of Temperance
will celebrate its forty-ninth anniversary
tonight. There will be addresses by
odlcers of the Grand Division, a liter_sry
and musical programme, and refresh
merits. Professor Low's orchestra will
furnish music.
Julian Jordon. the renewed composer.
was in town this morning arranging
with J. Arthur Piuneo for a concert to
begiven at the Sorwalk Opera House,
Monday evening. March ill. by the Ida
Klein concert company. llr. Pionm has
the seals on sale at his book store.
A rant; use". ‘
Written by a Pupil of Grads 9 for the
New York World.
An excellent essay on “Sew York."
written by ‘Emma Donovan. of South
Norwalk. a pupil of grade it. only four-
teen years of age, appeared in the child-
ren's page in yesterday’s issue of the
World, being selected as the best of fifty,
written by scholars of various cities
lts excellence speaks well for the pupil
and the character of the language work
being done in our city schools. lien
Donovan will he paid for her story:
New York. the commercial metropolis
or the United States. issilualed in the
southeast-rm part of New York State. at
the mouth 01 the Hudson river. The
main holy of the city Id situated on
Manhattan island.
The city has an area of 26.500 acres.
It has a population of al two million
pimple The wealth of t city is greater
than the wealth of the entire state of
Pennsylvania. Thereare people living
in New York from all parts oi the world.
and about every known language is
spoken in its streets.
timed-ray. the great central thorough-
fare. is 80 feet wids.and upon it are
most of the principal hotels. banks, in-
surance ofllcea. theatres and great retail
stores. Do the east side the ’ucipal
thoroughfare is the Bowery. I-ilth avo-
one, on which is St. Patrick‘s Cathedral.
oneofthetinest andlargrstchurches on
the continent. contains many handsome
shurchrs, but is chiefly noted for the
magnificence of its residences. Wall
street. leas than half amilelong. running
from the lower part of Broadway to the
East river. is the money centre of the
coup New York hascommuuication
with principal coast-rise and trans~
pom by
pens hndgeover the East river. cort-
uecting New York with “Millyn.l'lll0h
was totisfllc in May. “83. The
oosto this hrld' gs was over 315,000.00).
Tlieroarcalargennmheroflabel'l:
buildings in New York. among
being the City Hall, built in the Italian
style: the Court-House, the l’ost-oflico
sud thefib-‘l‘nhagai’ry. built of white
[table It upon!
ilrasd (leans! Station.
Iotatd'apo. “on.
approaches to
ttloalt
the. w ' I
W.
thehig holldln in so; York. and
is visited daily by undruds
are also many large
"was: and institutions
In ow .
Isl.” Iaohattan Island was boo
is?
of New York
whichlsvalssdand
E
at
.33..
than
53g
9.
f5
,. named it NflYorlh’Jn
. night. When thcpmduction of "The Dia-
m W‘fiwmfi'”
sllaws:
III- III flat-teaws of thtsfltats
DBAIATIC WINGS.
Theatrical "tors in Intel Play-(tats.
People wot a. Isl-rams.
Stags realism in its “w.“ perfect form
will be‘seen at Music Hall. Wednesday
mood Braker" takes place. This is a
new spectacular melodrama by Scott
Iarblssadriosaid tosurpa- any of his
former efforts? Ite'iatroducu several
characterseutirelynew'tonthestage. In
one act the stage is a maasof machinery.
The hero is knocked inwnsiblo and
thrown into a chute, descending head
that into the iron jaws of the breaker.
Twocarloads of scenery will beusediu
this production, and theater has been
ell heading the list.
Thatagood audience will greet Bo-
worth's Hiberniczl company at the Nor-
walk Opera House tomorrow night,
seems assured. The Herald, published
"The highly refined and mom] character
of‘the performance and the many side
splitting situations all command the ap-
proval and enlist the support of the put»
Iic. There is everything in the Hibernica
see it must go away taking a brighter
and more hqlei'ul view of life‘s picture.”
Aflssted for Violating the Liquor Law.
Henry Cells, of this city. was arrested
by Chief of Police Vollmer this morning
for not paying the special liquor tax re-
quired by law. Ochs bottles beer and
delivers the goods about town. He was
employed by Frank Becker at one time
and later by George Schnub. United
States Marshal Emory F. Str- ng has
been sent for and will [wobably arrive
from New Haven this afternoon to take
charge of Ochs. who is confined in the
lock up. '
The strongest recommendation that
any article can have is the endorsement
of the mothers of the town. When the
mothers recommend it you may know
that that article hos more than ordinary
merit. Here is What the Centerville,
South Dakota. Citizen says editornlly of
an article sold in their town: “From
personal experience we can say that
Chlmberlailr'a Cough Remedy has brok-
en up bad colds for our children. We are
acquainted with many mothers in Cen-
terville who would not bets“l ‘ it in
the house for a good many times its met,
and are recommending it every day." 50
cent bottlus. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
druggist.
If a New York millionaire gives a din—
ner at 5th avenue and 26thstreet, costing
9700.00, which gives 19 pmple dys pain.
and these poo in spend $1,458.00 In doc-
tors’ bills am finally have topay $5.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them.
what would be the saving per capita It
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feast?
inquire at Pluisted's drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information ltl'xrut L‘ lotus Blood Cure
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
Childrenpry for
Pltc her’s Gastoria.
thnhbywssdck.wegavehsrm
Vt'henabewasat‘hfldqheutmlforfisetorla.
Wbrnahrbeeamellhl. who clung to Cacti;
WhenthehadChlldrerubegsvethernl‘ '
Chl' JfOll Cry for
Pltcher’s esoteric.
so A DVIITIDBIS.
(manure mnnol fie guaranteed the some
day «w is Mmlfll in, Em, reasonable
(furl will be mode to ammonia“ puf-
rrms. but clump” mnnof he insisted upon
our right unless copyis sent in the day
brothers-summon“
le‘rnler r normals u... mounts
arms in ion
Court. lam . ..
Istataof findrsw ll. Hathaway. late of Her-
walk. in .
six most
data hsrwiffor the creditorsof sen
carats tohuhibtt thslrelalms for settlement.
I
to t their . cunts.
.. "do“ "rifles?
a . s
.u mum-«u Wuhan»
mmunm...
iiiiiiiméimtmolrtlmwf at m
to, omit I tress usury.
m." “t-
Artlc of
she-tremm
lsr wflskltgfiw;
#5:"
Ooh
selected with unusual care, Etelka Ward- .
at Guelph,0nt., says of this company: -
to ennoble and make happy. a'lall wl o 1
lnu‘nlre at on
bridge, South .'orwalk.
'11: modem that it was trustworthy and ae-
t.—
Our aslessosmall, 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.
0m- sorrows grow, our despair is deeper,
Ochhonel Ochhonel Och hone!
PEllPlE'8 MARKET.
l3 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 52-3. | Satisfact
Oh i the weeping. walling, moaning of the butchers night and morning,
As they sympathize together in their intervals of groaning.
And all because we were so trusty, Ah. me!
This thing would ne'er have come upon us,
Ab, mel
\
largest Stock, Finest (loads and lowest Prices, quality considered, In tows.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE BEUVEIIY.
PEOPLE'S IIIKET,
. 21 Wall st., Norwalk
Ion guaranteed. | Telephone call. 531-3.
_ Tnylor‘dr Golden.
BealEslaleandlnsurance.
WASEIXGTOE 81112212
Persons lookin foralot or homes andlnt,
with the View 0 purcbnslng. are invited to
cell and examine our list. “i: have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on new terms. our}. rt
w 5811;». "
To rent from April 1. home or part of house
in South Norwalk by a family of adults.
Address, giving particulars "D. 8.." Samuel
other. _ rm: lt
YOUNG MAX about. fifteen yrnrs old to
learn the printing business. lifter haves
good common school education and come well
recommended. Apply at this ofllce.
‘ VA N‘I Sit—flirts to work on straw bate.
Ap Ill-ants must be over eighteen years
of age.
Conn.
nuts 6' Blanchard. South Normals.
____n.____-__‘__. a _. Inert
glrcarlox by seismic. 3.2;; do gen-
; eralkhous’ework In a smell family. South
. orwa pre e
. Address hituation, Se -
iincloflire.
.. mttlt
‘GmlD-SIZED room (or storage of furni-
i turn. Address ”Storage." Sentinel office.
_, , ,, ,,-,-.fi,_-__ _£‘L‘,,‘L
CORDS eeasnned hard wood wanted at
once. John ll. Ferris. fill lvv
flu)
” T0 nn'r. .
P‘ARM at West Snrvmlk. farm at East Kor-
walk, home on Monroe street. house on
Taylor avenue. rooms on Water street, part
home: Ely avenue. pu~t urr forsummsr ln-mlha.
Raymorll Brothers. 1:16 lw
PARTDIESTS .2 m. .5... W 4:222:31}? .\‘o.
i is Elizabeth at . South Sol-walk. me :it
’l‘WO apparlmeuts._t moms each. So. 9 Ann
street. South hortvalk. Apply to J. C.
rut If
Crows. .
( NE house 22* Day street. in lint-class
. order. six rooms. rent ill. .tple to
John E. Knapp. a: West street, Sour .‘or-
walk. 1'33 tf
IPRON April Letore t5 North Main street.
now «copied ass barber shop bv John
breather. Apply to V. A. Scatteld. Warwick
House stable. m3 lw
l)0l'lil.k‘. house Iil\\'oudwarrl avenue: rrnt
. . mix. The Hurlburt house on the
“rat . orvvalk mad: rent 32‘ Five rooms on
first timrmorner South Main street and Han-
tonl Place: rent ’15. April I. house it) minus.
:_llauford Place; rent 8.15. Apply to E. A
“outward. nltf
[380“ March lat house i? Hamilton avenue,
_ It. Inquire of Edwin Wilcox. at i'rown
A" “ Inn's s-une.
/ . fl . . , f‘l‘ltv
1)}LSIRABLE rooms, lint or set-owl rl-zor.
, not-«r all-l stiller connertian. Apply In
Ii. llnulenbeck, :ltlrchard -treet. Sari-silt.
. Mb.-. -.._._._...w._ w, _ , A. fr; ‘!
PLEASAXT and wry desirable furnished
4’ front room. So. Flt South Slum street.
South Not-walk. tonne or toll gentlemen.
.. . .nv,,_..._..._._.. W. .. . . ’2; "
PM)”; room apartments Swartz .t- forte-rt
hulldlng; faintly limited to three person»
hulls brutal rind lighted. [tent ti and 59
Inquire uld \\ ell (‘igar (30.. iii Was inglnn at.
f”! f
- -.. .. l
IlOl'o‘E of seven rooms on (‘erllar street.
. Rent. ill). Apply to l". Hayes. North
31“.” street. M..- fit If
'1‘"! ('hicheater place, It llarebal street.
Ham and about one acre of Mind;
shunllanrs of fruit trees. etc. Rent. ll per
month. “ignite It theomre of the Old “ell
Clear 00.. ll'ashington street. ‘ dll)
[:08 receptions. entertainments, parties and
‘ balls, 0. U. A. ll. hall. “ater street.
.‘orwslk. Elertrtc llghts and all modern cou-
vsuisnt‘ert. At reasonable rates. Inquim at
J. l). Jonathan. 4 Knight street. it‘ll do:
' NOR“ RETAIL.” '
Oil“! and two wagons. A ly to Harry
I! (lovers. at ".8. Truwbrid 93cm" store.
corner of Washington and stout Slain arms.
HI 2
TI": business, known as Riveroide ice Cream
Pavilion, (Mar and Confectionery More,
stock and fixtures. inrludln lid-ls, err. (the.
for cash. 'Mhlnfllol’lullf?h
5 t
arrow or t
Tlls Normans .iso l‘ntfflt Nuns ALK -
Emwall' Lmnn ulll'Af‘v. i
Kouwaut. Conn. March I. lbw.
To when u may l'mmrn:
When we first installed our incandescent
tortilla. we were unspoiled tor-ks Iherales
charged correspond. as nearly as mlhieJo
ills aervtcs rendered. because. at that time.
than was sols-rev that could passed with
tents.
Helm are now roads which are perfect res-
lstcrsof the current used. and we have rewir-
rd to use them In connection with our entire
incandesuat system. from and aftev April I.
use.
After the netsrsars lnwrl m later-
nlsh light during the entire twenty~four hours
The meter rates will he no cents per in»
Watt hours. with s discoturt of to per cent. on
allhlllspatdstour ofllcsoluw heforslhelilth
day of each month.
credited at the end of esgh twelve months to
mtosrsrs whose bills for Incandescent light
sacasd Slut for that time.
Our superintendent, Ir. Yeaton. will give
such further Information as may bednlted.
Till NORWALR All!) 30b"!!! NORWA LR
WC LIGHT 00. Int lvr
WWW
Drugs. Chenimls
Foley Toilet Articles.
.uturasses-asses”statuses-sat ..
, asnuusaastsssssault use its .
sass-"ate
sues:
As additional discount of to per seat. will he . .
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elm HOUSEJI'DMIEM
B. l’. ADAMIIJ. lsnagsr.
oxr: Slilll'l' osnv.
TUESDAY EVE’G. MARCH?
Appearance of the Jolly Fun Makers.
OS A
TRIP TO IRELAND
Combined with the famous Hibernian and
[Dublin llsn Novelty and Specialty t'o.
Positively the best attraction of this kind
traveling.
IHPBCIALTY ARTISTS—Id
BRASS BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
look out for the Grand Street Parade daily
at noon.
New Specialties. Novelties. Music. Double Jigs,
$0025. Reels. Dances.
This Comedy illnslhtlefi the comic side of a
tour through Ireland. and will be interspersed
with "Specialties" by every member of the
company
PRICE. - 25. 35 null 50 curl-s.
Reserved seals on mle at Mitchell's.
John Howorth. sole proprietor.
‘ Howonh’s Big Show
Ill
illlslc on; enulll‘llllili‘ilfit,
“2 ll. KNAPP. manager.
Something; Sew and Fresh.
THE
lliamund Breaker
3" 500" HARE“.
The greatest melodramatic production of the
seamnwontalnlng a strong plot easily follow-
. intensely dramatic eituutiuue ingeniously
cuneeivedmcomedy element that is ori ml
and rxirrmrly funny. and mechanical r «its
that are the moat startling amt ~«kl-maltivlnal of
anything ever before attempted.
In Exceptionally Strong (last!
Composed of Ant-m. of Reputation our!
High standing.
[VIVAL PRICES.
Seats on sol» at l’lai-tml'e mul Hale‘s. m6
llilSPlTAl. lll’lfi‘l’l‘i
[Mill HOUSE, lillflllllli.
Friday Eve. March Ill
A Deerriptivo Lecture by
BHllllY MollNNlS
of his Trip to
Bleveland
lnaugilralion.
Admission. 25c.
Gallery reserved for Ladies. me if
NOTICE.
Rn. Nollwau i'alorl N'Illlfll. llmrllttr.
\‘ifl'll'lflln horn-by giventhnt an assessment of
A lbrl'llk'tlltlr relate. within theswid district
haabnn made on llw town lint of urn-ml that
said list has into thin llay dew-ultra by the
clerk of the Mill district at the ol'flrr- of the
Mlu‘tmcn. .‘r'll. 5'- ltallrnall l'lm'eJiotllll Nor-
walk, ('Imtl. for rxnminnllllti. QM lllll the
“flvllll of til-list will meet at tlmofllrrnf the
Hole» lrllrn. .\u.-"i lirlllnlwll t‘lsre,on the lilti-
llny llt Iarrh, A. ll . M“. at Slo'l'lur-k p. In.. to
hear anti-ll-terullnn alla will-l made tolhmn
turtlle "mallratlon an-l‘ perfection of said
"m”lm’ l i of til it t
In at I will not lorwalk. foam.
Vthls thn Kill lluon "V‘sbrVuai . ail,” urn.
. ‘ )
JrrtltlAlth ll’l':
MATTHEW t'llltlllm
Corrllml‘l't've‘ot the some Norwalk Union flchool
I" s
Nd‘i‘iés.
("lift is hereby a‘vo given that an assem-
1 merit of the rsleahls estate of the said
district. which was so situated that there was
nodistlnrt and separate value has been made
by the Ill-reason and this dsklllerl by the clerk
l raid district with the lccirnetl of wild
town at NoJltallnsul Place. in the City of
wtfimrv‘ag. Conn. "m h V *
a ,0 l of l .nvwsl .(31 n.
this theilth day o’t‘elnua . A. 0.. use. or
AM' Alli).
II. Llllll‘l’
s. m.
long.
in it we hm
“cuter"“m‘lmmmew
.rw‘..._.
Roadsters. Bueinass and
Work Horses.
arrived today“r 'A“ a car
in...“
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