1.
8: CO.
orwalk...
is... lime to do all we
claim for it
IIf your liver is tor-
laid it will cure the
a trouble and make you
‘feelifilike a new per-
sditi“ “
GOC'Paper
R ll Planted,
43 rumour sI
tiling only what I have.
4'
l. Rarham,
thing of interest, never adver-
Hy stock is complete in every ant lutothe temple to pray he‘-
particular, and my workmen
,ae‘ifeunpotent to finish any
work we undertake, and we will
do everything pertaining to the
Wall Paper or Painting busi-
2 he lows, uh run-Ir...
.. , 80 N
THE EVENING SEMINEE sour-a NOIWAI-l.
ransom.me was: thehapleal 0-01!) mo»...
“law-c.
mutate” %”"""'
NOON! PNMEB.
cm. 2"...“ or... 171:3:
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MAI-Qumran”.
finwl hm Ilium” how‘l'lds
AdamStsinwsld. um‘m.»
lullewarkHN J.
-—lle.onahls plies :t Lane's depot
mast. Opinallalght.
mmmewmcuurohn
H.Furh'dockwithacargoofcoal.
Min Nay Harris and the Iii-es ling—
gie and Ilnnie Parley will spend Sunday
with friends on Boton Hill.
Luise Lodge. Sons of Hermann. will
give a masquerade ball ru Germanic Hull
Monday evening. larch 27.
New York Harald Weather W
The weather today promises to be generally
from cloudy to partly cloudy till the after
noon. with slight tamper-rare changes. pre-
ceded hysnowonthecoastandonhouglsland
and followed by clearing. Tomorrow ll
womb” to he clear and slightly colder. ‘
_. The Young People’s Society of Chrisp
tiun Endeavor now comprises 23.000»
cietia and bass membership of 1,500,000.
“81' of LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for at the following post—
ofllces for the week ending March mm Per—
sons calling for any of these” letters will please
say they are udvertlied:
nth Nerwalb—Hlas l'. I!
953%“ arfletuytmww Robeoithllnt Mrs.
W illianr Kath, Laura Kirk “Ignite
Mayer. Mean. Warren.
Johnson.(‘ 1. J. Dari-.3!“ Silver. Freda Km A.
Seolhld Fa unie Saunders. .J. Mart le
MiseClars nroth. Mira? A. Seller: J.
w. hialony.
Minute.
—Juniu% Brown does painting. paper
hanging and general johhing. Order
slate in post oillce. P. 0. address, No. ti
Haviland street, SouthNorwalh, Ct.
Brother-
The businm of the New England nu.
road was running smoothly yesterday.
the sheriffs having taken oil the attach-
merits.
Jeane ldnee. Mrs. Albert
am smarts. rims... me. u
Clara Wheeler. “
“'0th PAIR CONTEST.
for the lost Popular Ethel Teacher in
the 'low- a! Nor-all.
The schooner Eva L. Ferris, Captain
A. B. St. John, arrived at Wilson Point
last night with a cargo of coal for John
E. Ferris. fl
The Friday Afternoon club held their
last regular meeting of the season yester-
terdny at the home of Miss Minnie
Rowan. M... _
The Consolidated railroad has begun
the work of repainting and rennmberinp
all of the car: under their control on all
of their systems.
!
1,.
“a“
THIS COUPON. in or—
—' der to be counted. must
I:
Mar24
Tlle. office on or before
he returned to TB: Surl-
the above date.
~Easter novelties at lane 5, 2| Wash-
ington “reel. _, __
Arthur Ferris, son of George ll. Ferris.
the hardware dealer. will accept a posiv
lion next week with the South Nor-\nlk
Hardware company.
Even_
Sentinel}
oupon
you run .‘i
aosr rornmu g'l
School Teacheh
[l lathe Town of Norwalk to the 1??
IWorld’s F arr. .
,1 001 FONS maybesent by mathand
i an
in at the nice of vublicatlon. or de
in the letter box at the entrance t
isawnsn. omee. addressed to \\ .rld's
Fair Editor ”
V//
School
The Germanic Swngcrbuml have poet-
poncdthe celebration of the thirteenth
anniversary of their organization, to
have been held tonight, until Monday
night.
Name---.\f\.i . is
—-Dou't miss our special sale of fish to
day; large assortment at lowest prices or
less. Everything freshzno stale goods.
Comoend look. Peoples' Market Nor-
walk and South Norwalk. E. J. Wad-
hnrns. proprietor.
The steamer l'ulmn arrived from New
York last night. She has been running
in that harbor all winter. During the
severe cold spell her boiler erplmled,
, fortunately not iniuring anyone.
which your father served that
an other side of theflood."
of thoAmovltcu in whose land
:butaa forms and my house.
serve theleid.” lie-aid that
IyaadaosffectullydldJoihus
him"!!! theywmhlfi
The sixth of the series of sermons to
young people about themselves will be
given in the Congregational church to
morruw night. Topic: “Euthetic Self-
rl
’ Development." Everybody is welcome.
3‘ —Ilr. William V. Alexander. of Stem-
ford. Conn" graduate of the Merrill
,i Business college, has been placed In one
of theollicee of the American Express
company. New York city, M stenogrnph
“ er and typewritist.
iron
_ tube 1
grace" haw-"‘0“ M.-
dun .____-.,.,
' Tony Cuneo, whose store adjoins Tut:
"“3353an mice. exhibited a fmit fresh
ungtbis morning which rivals the Roabury
’ triplets. It is a triplet banana. some-
thing unosusl in this variety of fruit.
although double bananas are quite often
found.
with a with-ed mould
hshadao powato move the
The employee of the South Norwalh
Hat company. where William Howard
is employed. called shop yesterday noon
and organisedapartyto searchfor his
rnhsing wife. They were dragging the
river below Jennings’ doeh when the
body was found.
-—Pure codes with pure err-am. he. a
to addtohlseourflorté‘ydetlf
aotpo-eiiidtheloveof he
bi litterdaythatbelloh:
WM...)
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
MraOeurgeBateslsverysick.
Charleslleynoldlwillaellhisplace on
Newtown avenueat public auction.
Asoclublewashehlatthervsidenceof
W Mm” Open ht.
’l'rauk Clark on Thursday evening. cup, “—1.... all hi“
Mrs. Angeline Tattle u boarding with In the item In rested-r- Wm
Mr. and His. Charl- Barnes.
regardingthsdonatleustothshoepltal
fuud.twouftbo figures luthsGrace
churchdnuatlonweretrauspoisdnvad-
lug .170.“ insteadof 0101.”. It is a
moitrsmartahleeolucldenoethat the
Bourfilsmoruiugmadsthesamemls-
take.
In. James Flahwty and live small
Miners-mummy“-
Wand are not yetout of danger.
Bymhtakelml'lahertymtfloatmeal
fwhsushfastwtthaspounthatherhns—
hindhidsied lastlrrlngroughourita
All was Ill Int night from aunties!
poisoning, but thedoetormhopsuto
Masadlrs. Charles Bowery. of en-
verurlue. spurt Sunday with Kr. and Ira.
livid “holler.
Asuclablewillbeheldatthereiideuce
$312.23... Isis». Braiding-vow. lelumflln'fihmm-
wlndlrorathaito-ach lit-tbs
John Dauahsyw-arruted, lotui t
for druukiuusw. Juetleellarrett Ilr
hlmflaudcute.
Luthw Wright has completed painting
two of Baron's largo circus wagons.
They were shlppsdp New York today;
-Ili- Iary A. kyle. of Stamf
Conu..gradnteofllre Merrill Bud
WJUNW to fill.
ttoaaim"mw ' till-V1
theoflosofl'. J. Kaldahug 0a.,“
Yorkotty. ti
moisturizedballotthe season in
East Norwalk was played thh morning
between llalph Burnett's nine and a nine
captained by Lew Rider. The former
clnhwasvtctoriooe' byaicoreoflldtotlt
A large tree in front of "layer W.
B. Hubbell’s hat factory on Woodward
avenue was cut down yesterday after-
noon. in falling it struck the building,
tearingofl n portion of the comics and
breaking out two panes of glass.
MIRIAM MEWS.
A livery Budget of lie-as Ira- the
Borough Ind of Town.
A son was born to Hrs. Blake, of Wm-
cr street, yesterday afternoon.
The borough buardol relief will hold
its first mien next Wednesday evening.
—New spring jacket and caps in ad-
mirable styles or the Boston store. Nor
walk. »_ .. .
Miss bruise “'oodward will give a
dancing party this evening at her home
on Elm street. MW _
Miss Susie Rockwell, of New York
will spend Sunday with Miss [Dubl-
Woodward. of Elm street.
The special bomugh election to fill the
vacancies earned by the resignations of
Burgesses Buckley and Vogel will be
held on Hominy.
The Stir-day song service at 4 o’clock
tomorrow afternoon. at the Young
lion's Christain Associst rooms. will
he led by C. M. Daniele.
Attorney George Bonnecker is an as-
pirant for prosecuting agent for ‘Sorwiilk
under the new Democratic board of
County Commit-sinners
-—\'ew novelties In railings at the Boo
ton store. horwalk. ._.
The Connecticut Humane Society has
250unimnls in its possession which it is
caring for. The past winter has been a
severe one on dumb beasts.
Mott avenue and Union Park are with-
out an on account of there being water
in the pipes. The company his men at
work trying to locate the trouble.
The Elastic Web Workers” Union held
a regular meeting in the Sons of St.
George hall, last night and cleclPd George
Weidha- executive officer for the ensu-
ing term.
Miss Mabel (‘lrulwell Miller. of West
nvsnue bliss Fanny ltonsrd. of Union
Park. and Bliss Clementine Cbolwall. of
High street Norwalh, are visiting in
New \ork city.
Lorin H. Thurston, of llonolrdu. chair
man of the Hawaiian commissi-m, ex
prcte to visit his cousin. lira. l". J. Hill,
of West avenue. next week. While in
town Hr. Thurston will addrms the Nor-
walk club and the Woman'- club upon
the annexation of the Sandwich Islands
to the United States.
-—llamliorne new designs and beauti-
ful colorlugs in carpetsand rugs are of~
Boston store. Norwalh.
e
Julia. wifeof Frank Boutou. of Dan-
bury.dled at the home of her father
Roswell A. Raymond. on the Strawberry
Hill road. Norwalk. last night. aged
thirty-three years. She Ieavesanlnfaut
behshlfroiuhsrtashsr‘hhousi colon:
dayatternomatlo'eloel.
M...
James Daugherty. who lives In hou-
hls wlfeagalnlastnkht and warm
ed. When tried on Jestleeof the
Melissa-eta was sentenced to
thirty dayslu [ls washehed up
once: Northrop this morning.
ummbus-iOIrBroths-a’m‘s,“
L0.o.r.,mmm burst» the
lodgeroomattflo’cloeh‘l’uadayafmw
noon.” attend the fem-Inf our lab
hrothsr,Johal!.Joasi. Pirordw.
Wrens: WJLD.
MhfltJohu.whesalarpbara near
“my“ _
fared atapeclalprlces this week at the ’°
only-few hour-old. The funeral with
.I
ard'sOred house" on Water street. beat w
overnightaud museums, moo"
,.
“ilk. :é‘m
Skins,
W
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
4WA8HINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
..-. .1...-
lllss 3.... (lugory is eniertalnlng the
Girlr' literary club this afternoon. .
Hrs. Agustin Nswoorub is ill with the
gripstberhoms on West llaln street.
Ira. WWHKJWumI.
wholslnpoorhnlthJsbelngtreatnd at
ahospl' talluNew York.
--Gholes novelties In Easter gloves at
the Bella store. Norwalt.
James Carew has moved from the Flu-
erty place on Franklin avenue into n
hooseou Nerwln street.
Arthur Brown, who left Norwalk
about a year ago. is now located in San
Funnier». lie is working at his trade,
cigar-making.
John Tobey. of Franklin avenue. has
again applied to the countycommission-
era fora license to aell liquor. A re—
monstrauce will be made against grant
ing it to him. __
Philip Phillips will give an entertain-
ment called “Around the World in a
Chariot of Song and Picturesque Ameri-
ca," in the first Congregational church,
April 10, u and 12.
lo speaking of the beautiful floral re-
memlnnncea at the funeral of James W.
llyutt we said that ahandsome pillow
was presented by the Norwalk Horse
Railroad company. The piece was pre
sented by the employee of the company.
—Besr quality. Lowest prices. Also
light lunch. lands.“ Washington street.
Ollimra Martin and Northrop arrested
Margaret Murphy for drunkenness. last
night. They found her on Railroad ave-
nue, near the foot of Mack's hill, and
placing her in a carriage they took her to
the lockup. Sllr‘ was taken back to the
almirouse, from which she was (lis-
cbsrged only yesterday afternoon.
In the divorce suit of Charles A.
Gould. of Fairtleld. who is supposed to
be living in South Nora-all: with a
man named Sounds-rs. Judge Thayer
yesterday issued a decree to the plaint'nl.
who was also given the custody of one
child. Last week Judge Thayer refused
to grant the divorce on the ground that
there was not sutllcient proof that Mrs.
(lurid had been notified of the pending
pmedings. Upon the certification of
City Sheritl Barnes. .0! Bridgeport. that
belied madspcrsonalserviccof thepsp-
en in the case, the plaintifl was grantcd
thedecrne.
John H. Jones, who had been in in lirg
health for mme time. «lied at his In line
on ( lrvstnut street last night. :rml
twenty-nine years. Mr. Jones was th-
nnly sun of William H. and Augusto A.
Junie lie leaves a wife and one child.
llw was well and favorably known in
Surwnlk. having always lived here. lie
joined the Odd Fellows shortly after he
became of age and had been a hard
worker in the interest of the order. He
was Past Grand of Our Brotheru‘ Lodge,
al’nst Chief Patriarch of Kabausa En-
campment. and for many years held the
edit» of acnbe in the encampment. The
fuueml will beheld from the Norwulh
Baptist church at 2:30 o‘clock :l‘ues.
Iluy afternoon. The burial will be with
the honors of Odd Fellowship.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and “militia-ates In Konalh
Churches ‘l'o-aiorruw.
SOFT“ Vonwsra ("cannot-rum“. Wm
alrnue and West street» tin. lleralvl ll
Bear-l. pastor. r-‘ervkee lltill a. m. and .3»
l. ms, fiends)“ scbml. lzrn. Young l‘mple‘s
Society of Christian Endeavor meeting at
Mllecloch.1'emperaure meeting.mmluctul
by Ira. J.)l .( 'oburn. Norma. sub‘et'l. ”The
Power of :llellevrre in the ( ':hns1 evenin
mmle abonr’l'bemsrlr'es
No. \l. subjectfinls belcrlelt Derelopmeur "
30V"! Runwaur )la'pronrerliuw out avenue.
near Garner. r. I III. rue-s. tor.
denim iii-ll) a.m. and 7.1!) pm unday
burn. I20) In. Itev. AJ). hhotr. or New
lines. will preach morning and evening.
80m \‘oawAu llanrer. Int avenue. near
Plus street No selll ed par-rm. l'reu hing,
humans ”imam; fiends lK‘lell. 12m:
Y. RELC. Swarm-sting. notPa It.
Tart! rrv lnsennr. West elrvi-t mist!"
heldamue.tlout th Norwath. the. (lite ltalloo tr
rector Fifth Buuday in last. Morning he or.
Ill-lytf‘himrnunton sermon torture; Nu ay
mall: l'ra 'rayerands-rraon
w in. Swedish service wlllhe beheld
darts-flu!
No an Corina-us a corner Park
and '15.wa (m. . i: I). It.
. at a??? Fan;
Sunday twp... . .B. .. 3.
meeting; p. In. subycet. "A um:
A to Is ." to theme:
| that.- and last 's services»
in .. Isawhowasralsstouls
West and flott ave-
”3"”
9- ll; Ill”
rneetl
er. Mn ’almrm r.
at mualoa’fla- “'7'"
' an... '
“wilful?“ W"Wm.;e-v 'l‘:
10W on: tel. West.
”WWI":
rector w
8.0 af'w
mul‘ll‘. ,.
final; meats.
I LADIES’
theses, cmtwrethmmlluwes,
their teens.
~ menta‘lliew York Press
hammered"
Night Robes.
IIUBiG-
‘.
Was It light that seats from the darkes- or
music that shone from the word.
When the night was hlmlled with the-louder
the sun or the firstborn bird?
Boul- enthralled and entranrmelsd in bondage
ot resume that [all and rise.
Bound last round with the letters of flesh and
blinded with light that dies.
Lind but surely till Innate snake and the splrl:
of life was heard.
Hark. sister of sunrise and heraldo! life tube.
hauled asdawn on the spirit of man. and the
thrall was free.
Danae-unease earfot one. the mom
I! lite and death.
bomb with passhmleaa patience that breathed
but forlorn and reluctant breath.
“curd. beheld and his moi made answer and
columnar-d aloud with the sea.
Morning snake. and he heard. and the passion.
ate silent mam
mounting moon
Fall the sound of her splendor. heard aadawn's
in the breathless night.
soul quicken and leap tol ht.
And the song of it "lake.“d I c llghtand the
darkness or earth were as chords in tune.
—A. C. Swinburne.
Spurious Chinese Gods.
Dr. Edward Berlloe. United State consul
at Arnoy China, has recently sent to the
state department. in “Washington an inter
esting account of the traffic in justice. the
hideous little idols that visitors to the
Flowery Kingdom invariably bring back
with them hlr. Bedloe says that Amoy
and Canton are the plums which supply
travelers and curlo dealers with these uni
rice. They are manufeiturrd, wholesale
andrctnll. "modems” and “antiques," or
thodox or to order. rm may be desired
Much of the loss business is fraud. pious
andotherw' use The regulation' yous is either
a very fat and placid gentleman with a
largegenlus for lolling or a dignified. vir~
mono female With a superfluous number oi
arms and hands.
But these styles did not suit merchants
who desired to Astonish their folks at
home. So,to please their customers. the
Mongolian josemuker, with u keen eye for
the main chnnce. turns out an resorted lot
of clay hobgoblim warranted to freeze the
blood of a small boy or produce hystericaln
a nervous and dyspeptic girl. in this cate
gory come the man with the tiger face and
ferocious lungs. the so called "god of hun-
ger," who is only an everyday, half starved
opium smoker. and the “snake god,” who
prolnhly is a plume of diliriurn tremena
None of these belongs toCbincae art. They
are simply ”fake! mode for the market.-
at Christendom. —-l"hilndulphia Press
"Our [Dangerous Classes."
The better clam are the more intelll‘
gent Cllbat’r‘, and these are, without any
doubt \‘v hntcvcr. format from the ranks of
the artisan or hundicmftsmmr»whelber at
our cities or our fields—and (-spd'ldlly from
the ranks of those who have been nrtleam
or handicraftsmen. but whose ability has
advanced them. any. fmmthe laborer to the
farmer. from the carpenter to the builder.
1mm the nailmaker to the engineer, from
the apprentice on a lurgeto the captain of
a “liner." It is here or hermhouts that the
vary marrow of our nation lies.
The aspirations of these classes are up
W directly and indirwtly by the more
ignorant chew-a both above and lx‘lutl’
them. Thcrlmigcruue cheeses are the iullc
classes of nll mulls. He would do u for
greater service to the commonwealth who
should givcrwefnl employment to the Idle
rich than he who should strecp away Lulu
slums -l‘miumr lmlcrick Guthrie in
Popular Sci: :Ice Monthly.
She [mt “er \‘ota After All.
A Wyoming: mun tells how his wiferc-
fused to vote until sh: heard that n friend ol
hers‘ a wurnuu— h. Id in. aalt‘tl she was going
to kill his vote. Thu: she came to him for
instructions: They hung up ushect for a
polling Moth in one corner of the parlor
and he pluyul rlcction clerk They re
bent-ml the ruling until she was droid let-
I: r pcrfrrt lb: u they went to the polla
Thai-lurk gnu: her It (lulu-l. hurl she went
behind the curtain She spoiled that and
come back for another. She at length cnmc
burl: triunrphnntly with her ballot folded
"It‘s all right now. l've put u owes to
liowruor Ualxvrric. he voted for Sound:
so and have wrmrlml réo-uml-w." Noth
ing: mul-l t-lllp brr, until all the judges rose
and gore her llfll' It in r bullet It was no
longcl secret hub: had lost her vote. —.\cw
\ urk Evening Sun.
Crltlrlsn From [English Ups.
An Lugllsb woman said to me lately
"Your Anmi: (In women all seem in such a
mud scrabble to finish sornrtbing that they
take no pleasure In present doing. and it s
not to get through and nest. either, but
only apparently to enable them the mom
to get ahom. Milnrlltlllfi clue." And isn't it
pn lly much so? Err-Ii our rest is taken In
that Arm-rim Institution. the rocking
chair. — lkatou Traveller.
Sal-to Yourself.
The Chinese settlers ou the Inland of
Sumatra burrs strangeand ludicrous forth
of saturation. When they meet each other
«way aflasanalneoceofamthorlonur
«theydo not shaheeseh otber's hand. they
smile homily, and each his own
hand. shaking It vigorously tor-fewtuo
I'M Intuit
It to Mercury throughout Spain for the
waltusof cafrsto nu s glass with winner
Kept for him not silence. and soil from the .
Not of men. bntnf bird-who's motel-ads ruan' i V
Peas, picked and canned before
CHARLES E.
“Hot the crowned headset Wallets and
arehyJuttothairBuprsmsWesAM
SOVEREIGN PEOPLE
Weuresuwedul in pleasing themassesatulltimes. You
will be pleased when you buy a can of the Golden Gate Sugar
freshness of the morning dew. If you have not tried thorn do so.
All previous quoted bargains hold good with numerous others.
We are making a big run ell ”along the line. Catch on. "
towing .M
sunrise. containing all of the
SEYMOUR,
v. ._.
reading Grocer, 33 Washington 81.
PENPLE'S‘INBKET.
13 North Main st.. So. Norwelk.
Telephone call, 523. I
gnlgrlainmmls
THREE NIGHTS,
THURSDAY,
Saturday
FRID AY
NIGHT,
Three days is a very short Iimein'
which to cure It had (use of rln umati:sm:.t
but it can 1... «lune it'tlxeprI-pcr treat I
went isadopud w: “ill b: m. e-n by th: ‘
following from Jan)»: Lambert, of \ew
Brunswick, Ill: "l one badly :rtllictetl
wrth rheumuth-ur in til» hips umllccs.
when I bought a bottle of Cluttnirl’luln's
Pain Balm. it cured me in time days,
i am all right tmlaymml would lnSlet
on every one who is ntllzctcd with that
terrible disease to ll~t‘ ( 'hurulwrlain's l’ain
Helm and get well {it once." 5'! (I'll
bottles. For sale by (3. i‘. Still-urn. drug-
gist.
. «I.
——llnnds.nne designs In Ilwlcm j win-ts
and new epring \lrt'ES trimmings at the
Busmn store. Nurwnlli.
“The pmplc of Ibis vicinity lll~l$l on
having t'lInIrIln-rlnin'e I} :1 l:
\llrl ll" th “'.mt any min
\'. Blnlltlp, at Portland Milk. mum.
That is right. The-y know it In [at super-
lul’ to any nrlnr for Cti'ilfl and us a [HP-
rculnliw and euro for e.ruup :m l Wll'v
«linuhl they nut insist upon b: Ivmg it .30
ll ~mm3v
0 nt bottle; for salt-by (l, t. Stilt“ n,
Ilruggest.
If a Two- anl; flallllumllh‘ gtl‘r‘.‘ a. rim
not at 51h avmuc ttllil ‘.lbtlrstru It. I wring
3700. 00. w hich gin-rt ll! Ill‘tlplf‘ |l\ spv win,
and these per pie al-Plld 81.13;.m In doc-
tors' bills an! iinallv haw to pay #7. UN
each fort :Ittus- Pin: 1‘ uni to ( urn them,
what Vttl'lltl be the sitting per utprtn if
the diunw r should not be 'iv-o I: there
being 87 pemms at the (mat?
Inquire n'. l’ balslt‘tl a drug stun u have
you may .‘m .w the pnwlr In mlrmi and
.zot infer-rt: '.Iou uls-utt' It rue lllumlt' llfl‘
Cars! of Thanks.
Division No. 1. Ancient Order 0! llrlwrnsus.
held asrrlable and duplrl‘ In Ariel. Hull 1qu
night in honor of "l. I’llrli‘k‘s rln)‘. 'l‘lw [Hi i—
slnn wishes to tender its nlnr'crr‘ thanks in the
\‘orwalk lr-m Wurli- her-id. who kindly prof
fared their lattices, “a alw with to thank
[hr-n unable, the [Division tur their btnrl at
trmlanrr.
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liquor so that it overflowe upon the
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appearance of llberality. is called “the
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FREE DELIVERY,
PEIlPlE'S MARKET,
21 Wall st., Norwalk
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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
Under the management of I. M. HOYT
COMMENCING
MARCH 23.
Matinee.
THE WIXSUME ACTRESS,
Ullie Akerstrom
Thursday night in her new play in four acts.
MISS RORA.
Introducing her trained horse Gy p, and a. pack of to x bounds.
The Ballet lancer,
Saturday Matinee. MISS RORA.
S““‘“*‘;...m That Smith Gal, “l”
Popular Prices." .. 5. 3.1. 50:. \‘utnnlny Matinee Special Price for Children, 15c.
Chart r pi nu Fri-lay morning at liregury' u, qul’finlk. and Tomllnmn A.
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ONE SOLID NIGHT.
TUESDAY EVE. MARCH 2|
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