Th ‘ I Very truly:
suede ed, havin urche
businrggnconducteg by
S 81.:
'm‘ns w}.
and 5I2.I ill
I vii
the above price,
.i I)!”
p, 7
$0. Norwalk.
Skins,
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.
LADIES’
I Wests, dips, trusses. cmtweathmmluwes,
towns, Night towns.
Night Robes.
Notthe crownedheadsof Isomeeifete and
srohy, but to their Supreme Injection, the
SOVEREIGN PEOPLE
tottering men-
We are successful in pleasing the masses at all times. You
will be pleased when you buy a can of the Golden Gate Sugar
Peas, picked and canned before sunrise, containing all of the
freshness of the morning dew. If you have not tried then do so.
All previous quoted bargains 'hold good with numerous others.
We are making a big run all along the line. Catch on. 9
CHARLES E.
‘ WAUtliid mid“ imbue '
9E“?
.“e‘ 'r.
IQCIC
‘3 Will Sl.
I”;
to Paper, Paint. etc.
“m
she I
grades are very low.
onSatisfaction guaranteed
Ev
at is prices.
E.E.fimhm,
If your liver is tor-
Mum“ cure the j
fiohble Iand make you
feel like. a new per-
600‘ ”Paper Iféifimim
lliil. Plaisled,
Wlll PAPER
The pleasant days of last
week brought to mind the fact I"
“Spring is here and now is
was very good and
every one remarked on the im-
mense stock and variety of put-
WI Naming like it ever
in Norwalk. The prices
in
Paper Hanging, Painting and
8- "
in the Paint line
If it is not convenient to come
, drepme a postal and
. plused to call on you.
I ”burg“ ”3
snows refers.
can» 2 ‘53: 12 *3
(Quarter 193... 0:“ )Onartaru 1:88
MAI-“him.
“Bid" “'3'” I“???
'Mm
W031.“ PAIR CONTEST.
ter the last Popular scans Teacher In
the Town of Int-all.
um office on or before ;
der to be counted. must I
be returned eo'i‘nn Sun |
THIS COUPON. in or-
: t’nesr reruns ‘3
‘* School Teache
la the Town of Norwalk to the
gagaowgafigeimuait‘aaa
,i
35
..aggungdfifig
W
Afflml. '0. no.
A movement 52:. been eves-ted to ham
or. 'l‘almage and his congregation. Per-
haps manyreaders of this paper who
have had the rare pleasureef reading his
sermons will beglad to centributeto the
success of this movement. The testi.
menial is tobe a popular one. and dol-
lars, dimes and pennies vrill be received
with equal gratitude. It is hoped that a
large number of contributions may be
tendered by our rcmlm. to whom Dr.
Talmngc's utterances have proved help-
ful as they have appeared in these col-
umns and elsewhere.
All subscriptions nut to the Mice of
this paper will be acknowledged and for-
warded at oncetc Dr. T in Brook-
lyn, together with the names of the do-
nors.
Contributions Isoslvsd.
Contrlbuticmthus far received for the
aboveobjectareasfoliowszi
howls’l’uttlsn ... . ....sso)
Immense-nun... .. am
()an Till RIVER.
IMIWIEISIWIIIllllh-o Iowan-d flssalpsflhobayln Ian
lumen it Meninez
ThefuncrsloffthttBowsuwasheld
fromthshomeefhisparentsatflo’cloek
thisaftsrnoon.
Thethreellre companhsmetlastnlght
lnthe headquarters of Volunteer flue
eompauyandelectedthefoilowlngheard
of snginssm Chief, Elmer Hendricks:
firstadstaut, F.M.thelsr;aeccud as-
slstant,B.C.Caswsll.
IOWAITolt.
IhLlnaBtsvsnsmf this place, will
attend a reception is king Island to
mermnight.
Thelpwmthlsagusofthe Isthodht
charm. wlllhold a fair. entertainment
sndsuppsrnsstflaturdaynlght.
«Tbs! lasgnsofthe Bewar-
toul.l.churehwlllholda llaw Ingl-
I’ifia‘linammo. .. ...;ng ......m...
am.“ i
‘T‘l”
..III
"IT? 15th
Free! ‘
I War." ..3
I I [.15. legswm
mm} hfiltstartalata-t
0'
M$u
:nm' ,ascus. messy-unheard"
liDll'l'll ”DIWALI.
what the rash of Our cm are nus-s
uni-vies.
Fifteen visitors watered last week at
the municipal electric light works.
hibition club will no W tomorrow
n..- inventing. inaction ofofllmi‘i‘.
cmuc. KsllywiilImoIvsAprillsIt
to the am iuV. A. Seedeld'a block,
lately occupiedbyJohn Bleacher.
The Norwalk lroIn Works ss-pany
shipped two air comprusess‘ yatsrday
to J. I". McKinlay, of East St. loch. Ill.
—Re-onable prism at Lane's depot
rmtaurant. Opeuall night.
A regular communication of Old Well
maze, r. and a 11., will beheld a»
night, when the first degree will be con-
ferred. W“
Ethel, daughtu of Frank Smith, was
bitten by a large Newfoundland dog on
Woodward avenue, yesterday. The dog
was shot.
The bargeLiberty was towed out of
I “ thsharbmtoday.8hecouuinedacargo
ofmwed timber from Allen Betta‘ mill.
for the Starin shipyard at Staten Island.
Therewill be service this evening in
Trinity church at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev.
Beverly E. Warner, rector of Chr‘ut
church, Bridgeport, will preach. There
will he service tomorrow morning at
9:80 o'clock.
—Bsster novelties at lane's. 2i Waslr
ingtonstreet.
JohnTodd, of Bedding. has been in
I town recently. He announces that he
will complete his cottage at Bell Island
I‘ immediately. The collar foundation was
commenced last fall. but work had to he
stopped on mount of the cold weather.
TheYoung Men‘s Debating club will
see meet tonight in the Sons of Temperance
"3 Hall, South Main street. The subject
'4' for debate will be "Readout, That it is
Bettertobebornof Rich than of Your
Parents." Leo Davis, affirmative, and
Louis Cartwright. negative.
The Rev. W. H. Lewis, pastor of St.
John's church, Bridgeport. announced to
his congregation Sunday that the indebt-
edness on the church had been liquids»
ed. When Mr. Lewis assumed charge
of the parish a few years ago, it was
then burdened with a debt of 319, 000.
» 0li Anderson. a Swede employed in
the moulding department of the Nor-
walk luck factory, was severely burned
yesterday afternoon. He was assisting
in pouring the hot metal into the moulds.
when be upset the indie he was carrying.
spilling the contents over his right foot.
—The fair and supper to be held at
Music Hall, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week, prom'nea to excel
anything the First M. B. church people
have huszofore done in this line. Every.
body in the church audSunday school
is hard at work. and many workers make
success.
The Consolidated Railroad company‘s
new freight depot on the easterly side of
the tracks below Monroe street, is com-
pleted. Carpenters are now at. work
extending the platform north and south
of the building. The depot will be a long
needed accession to the company‘s facil|~
ties for handling freight in South Nor-
walk.
The residence of Andrew Doolittle. ss~
aistaut postmaster at Bridgeport, was
entered by burglars in the absence of the
family Sunday uight.and they carried of!
considerable booty. A large amount of
silverware prmsnted to Eugene Doolittle.
a son. recently married. was overlooked.
Notrsceoftbebnrglars bases yet been
secured. .....w
P. A. Lane has introduced the latest.
thing in the way of a cash register at his
bakery in the Iahackearo block. it.
numbers atloket and registers thereon
thedats and theamouut of spurchase:
also makes aduplleste check. whichls
handed to the purchaser. Arehate of
ilveceotsis allowsdonadollar’s worth
efchecksreturned.
Wefhardwarsfislowecst,
0. B. Ferris, 70 Wmhingtaustrset.
Atheroughreorganisatleuof the po-
lice inBrldgspert will take place
in'lrsnsstfewdaye. Police Com
”Sperrymreudmtofthshoard.
It.“ flking a quiet luvs-linden
snob-learned that dens of vice and
lmmoralltyeaisteu the heat of only
evsrypatrelmaulathsdty. Thema-
asndthebeardsseofthseplnleu that
the police department is corrupt, mid
willtaksstepsto randy «hung ossi-
dittomatcuca
TheregularmeetiuglofthsJuuiorPro‘
UndermpmdkwtomI
Butler lodge, No.91. l. o.o.r.;
willrehullethsthirddegueto-night.
Boris, at High street and Bayvlew
avenue.willbs tuted at 11:“ tonne:
row. '
Thspswaiuthsseallflerwalletlms
Alumna-summons Ines;
eieamgllsseh law ‘4' mm
s}:- seamen-ii?
queatof ammo-icy.“ nil-ls
street, Bontbrlorwalk.
A regnhr meeting of the Norwalkm
Building. Isl-hand Investment associa-
tkmwillhshsldtonightin the hall at
1m Washingtoustreet. Prom “mote
“.m-mhdaedtobenowera.
XI."~ :‘
C.F.Benedict,ofDanen' , has gotten
out plans for a new cottage at Bell
Island. It will adjoin the one now
owmmxttothesiteofthe lw
wssburuedcneysaragolast
Rev. Mr. Peck, of Weatport, will
occupy thspdpitofthefirst Methodist
Episcopal church, next Sunday morning.
in the evening Mi. Ella J. Hewitt. a
mksionary to Japan, will speak on‘the
work in that country.
-—Pure codes with purecrsam,5c. a
cup.depot restaurant. Open all night.
Freight car No. 18245, of the Vermont
Central railroad. was backedover the
bumper opposite the Norwalk lockfac-
torythlamorniug. The engine was so
versed, and while the car was being
backedon the track the bumper broke
off and tore the truck from the car.
The earth which General Taylor has
been placing on his shore property below
Tolles' dock. sunk almost out of sight
last night, earned by the yielding nabure
of the mud upon which the gravel has
been dumped. The mud has been forced
into the channel and up toward the
steamboat dock.____ -...
Beginning in May the Consolidated
road will inaugurate an important change
inthe running timeof in Shoreline
“Byers" between New York and Bostop.
makingthetripin five hours instead
six. New locomotives for this travel are
being constructed in Providence. They
are to have large driven and be upshle
of making sixty milesau hour.
The Republicans of Bridgeport have
made these nominations: Mayor. Hugh
Sterling, the present grand master of the
grand lodge of Connecticut, F. and A.
IL: city clerk, J. J. Corr; city treasurer.
L. M. Turner. The two latter renami-
nated. The Democratic candidate for
mayor will prnably he Walter 1’. Best-
wick alarge dealer in real estate. The
election occurs the first Monday' In Apfil.
For the benefit of those who wish to
appear before the Legislative committee
on railroads at Hartford. tomorrow.reia-
live to the bill of Mr. lea, of Westport,
which propose to place all drawbridges
In care of the state. the (baselidaud
will offer for that day special rates of fare
provided fifty tickets are sold. The
round trip from Westport will be 81.80,
and from other towns in proportion, Mr.
bees says.
—Buyler’s candy, fresh every day, at
lane's. bl Washington at.
The annual election of officers of the
First Methodist l’piscopai Sunday school
was held last night, resulting as follows:
Superintendent, Charles F. ilailock; male
amisunt. J. 8. Dellolt; female assistant.
tiles 1.. May Raymond; secretary,
Charles Smith; a-lataut secretary,
Charla B. Hoyt: tremrer. William
Miller; librarian, James A. Brown”.-
sistanh, Charles N. smith, Charles
Burner and Charles Waters.
'l'heCousolldsted road has just com-
pletedths purchase of large tracks f
land in Itselfmi on each side of
tracks extending from the Bridgeport,
llfldtotbl'mlc river, a distauedI
of more than two hills-Jud k- aha
acquired locations for new miss-hr
eastaud west bound trains when the
four tracking lscomplsted. The largest
plecuwereboughtofumstabislhtagg
for about MM and Mrs. Marla l-‘alr-
child for same.
.llrallarahlorss. and seventy-nine,
rssldlegwlthhsrinvslldhrouisrathur-
lingtcnOentsr,wsshurnsdtodsathBato
mdaymesniag. lthsupoessdthat she
nustobnildtheiirsandussd km.
ell. ludolegaoitialitsdandhercloth-J
ingeaqhtllrs. Bwbvotksrwss in an
adjdflngrtiomwutsbsdkl not scream
aadhewasnotiilsdofhsrpsrll only by
theroomsbsiagllllsd with smoke. lls
aroused found her dead. He
mmwmurmsnmuw
lagthshomv- .
~Dawqeallly. Mules. Also
ilgtitlnneh. WIN-kingfisher.
I walk.
Twoofthefestsreottsgmou Bell ls-
landwerebadly damaged by the gale-
lastwsek. ___
Thh noonabcy drivingSuyder’aex-
premwsgouupClaystreetcollidedwith
aeartgoingacro-Franklinatreet. Both
turnout-stopped. butanlyslightdamage
eve-lid: .
97%: WWflasukdnto
.. ligsruu'thollrwilmflosnlfralb
lbw-Mum. diedyesterday,
aged fortyqu years. The remains
were brought to Smith Norwalk this
' mormngandwillbeburlsd bylrs. Mc~
(lanky to-merrowafternoon atflo’clock.
members of the Germania Sanger-
Isst night celebrated the thirteenth
furnished music, and refreshments
were served. Several speeches were
made.
seas—Ea sews.
A Ilrseay Budget of Its-a Irons the
muslin-n.
Yesterday was the first day of spring.
Our Brothers' lodge. l. 0. O. l"., con-
ferred the second degree last night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bishop, of Bridge-
port, are guests of J. D. Jennings, of
Elm street.
Ii. Katie Britt died at her home in
Winnipauk this morning, aged seventeen
yarn. She was a daughter of Thomas
Britt.
The annual meeting of St. Paul‘s par-
ish will be held on the evening of Easter
Monday. At this meeting a new rector
will probably be called.
—New novelties in veilings at the Des-
ton store, Norwaik.
One morning recently the propeller
Bugle carried to New York. among other
freight. l.000empty beer kegs and 200
ale cake. the accumulation of about
eight weeks.
John Momhan. of Bidgefield. has been
arrested for selling liquor without a pc-
P‘ manent license. United States Commi-
siouer Wright held him under 8500 bonds
for a hearing on Monday.
Benjamin 1“. Fillow, of West Main
street. celebrated the seventieth anniver-
saryof his birthday, yesterday. He re-
ceived the congratulations of a large
number of friends during the day. and
last evening he entertained a few friends.
—Cliol e novelties in Easter gloves at
the Buswn store. Norwaik.
The mortality report of the state for
February shows l,106 deaths reported.
This was 173 less than in January, 170
is. than in February of lastyearand
forty more than the average number of
deaths in February for the five years pre-
coding the present.
The gymnasium train of the Dsnbury
Y. M. t‘. A. will come to Norwalk to-
morrow night for a contest with the Y.
If. C A. boys here. The affair promises
to be very interesting, as, in addition to
the Danbury fellows, a large number of
athletes from Bridgeport and Stamford
are expected to be present.
The state committee of thei‘ounecti-
cut Young lion‘s Christian associations
has justissued its annual report. The
membenhipof the twenty-foursasocia-
tions is 8,010. as against Lilli) last year.
Ten association have buildings valued
at "lull”. and other real estate valued
at $4.700; two associations have endow-
ments aggregating .70. 000.
-(enlury Columbia bicycle in first
class condition forasle at a bargain, if
sold immediately. haters and bell
thrown in. Address, hock llor loo, Nor-
~ the. Mary lion-hen. wife of John
Ionahau, llssssriousiyill at the house
oftentghbor. In. Patrick 8hltery,on
Clarkstreef. According to the stories
told by the neighbors Monahan turned
hle‘wife out of doors in a driving rain
storm,whenshswasteosick to sit up.
ImBlatterytookhsrinandi-uew
nuvstoghsrthmgh her liter-I, crowd
by her hueband‘s brutal treatment.
lanthanum works more remaiuof
the Lenin semen. last Sunday was
Passioullundsyaodalsothsfsast oiflt.
JoesphmtheCathollcchureh. Thislast
feast is therefore transferred to out
Wednesday. 'l'heday is so named he-
mussitecmmemorstsathecodclmionof
thel'hsrtsersuidchisfnriesutoputths
barely flavkiurtodeath. The ere-rs aadplo-
tans in the churches are veiled with
pandasnflhstimswksathsekmhls
sslrsly takes up with the pardon is
tho-begun
“mamnmmh
CharlsaCfllillJlerkfeerckenon a
Bellmhonutollck list.
JamesBarneaklyingat the point of
deathathishomecnhanklinaveuue.
'l‘hsyoungladiesofli- Head’s mu
sideaeminarywill gives musinle l-‘n.
«lav-ism.
—"Newspriug3acketssndcspesm ad-
mirablsatylesatthelieston store, Nor
swath. .
Mrs. Annie Brotherton. past president
of Douglas Fowler Post, W. R. C., has
been appointed anaid of the department.
The safe in the Norwalk Horse Rail-
morning by stripping the door and tore.
ing on the hinges.
Min Mamie Wheater, daughter of
Jabez Wheater. of Belden avenue, is to-
day celebrating the nineteenth anniver-
sary of her birth.
-l:landsome new designs and beauti—
ful coloriugs in carpets and rugs are of-
fered at special prices this week at the
Boston store. Norwalk.
The hearing on the application for a
town court in Norwalk comes upto-mor-
row before the committee of the House
of Representatives.
The regular mid-week prayer meeting
of the Ladies' society of the Norwalk
Congregational church. will be omitted
tomorrow afternoon.
—Handsome designs in Bolero jackets
and new springdrm trimmings at the
Boston store, Nevis—elk.
ates of company P will be held in the
near future by Captain lleee for promo-
tion to non commissioned ofliccs.
At noon today the condition of Mrs.
George H. Raymond. of Harriet street.
was reported as unchanged. Mrs. Fred
T. Belts, of the Green, was somewhat
better.
—The largest and finest assortment of
issues we have ever seen are new on sale
at the Boston store. Norwalk.
A crayon portrait of “the most popular
man in Norwalk." Rhody Mcuinnis.
which was displayed in the corner win
dow of Hale’s drug store. has given way
tea picture of the man who made Mr.
McGiunis famous. Editor A. ll. [lying-
too.
“The people of this vicinity insist on
having Chamberlain's thugh Remedy
and do not want any other," says John
V. Bishop, of Portland Mills, lndiuna.
That is right. They know it to be super-
ior to any other for colds. and as a pre-
ventative and cure for cmup, and why
should they not insist upon having it. 50
ceuLbotllu. For sale by (l. C. Stillson,
druggist.
If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street costing
fill. (I), whit b gives it) {apple dvspcpeis,
and these poo in spcml $1. 456 lit) in doc-
tor's' bills iinall have to pay .5. 00
each ferl'ni tus lilooi t‘ urn to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given there
being 87 persons at the (met!
inquire at Pinisml' a drug store where
you may have the problem actual and
gel infornmlion aboutl‘ lotus lilmuil.‘ me
some fossil-h Moshe-a
but their Ullllt‘ll cry wIth colic. giving
mother no rest night or day How fool
ish. when Dr. Hand's lobe (urn gin-so
immediate relief to baby. It removes
wind from thesimnachu uiets the nerves
and gives restful sleep. other. send to-
day to your drug atom for a 25c. bottle.
Think of the weary hours it saves you.
if baby‘s gums are ION, teething. use Dr.
lland's Teething lotion. At all drug-
glsts, 25 cts.
An Ignorant szaboy.
it might be supposed that every man.
woman and child in this mntry was in
miller with Mr illalne'slace. but ltseems
that this was not that-nan One evening
Just before the June convention auntie»
man rather hurriedly missed the Fifth
Avenue hotel reading room and made a
besllne forthe newsstand. Ills faeswss
but in no other respect did it dlifes
m the mini figure of wow cartons
famlllsrtothspnblleat large. Thema-
hoytnrhargeof the statslsskulthspros-
pectl'vs patching what an wanted. The
gent some care seen papers.
"Tat, sir.” remanded the youth with
alasrity. holding out his hand for the
lemon-Drums»
whsuthsboycallsd
us
"Who shall 1 charge them to. minor!"
"J. (l. Blaine.”
tattoo tothis nudism
pasawsausovlng
back.
vendor's eye. instead of that he finds
rather see Moos giaeeaatths retracting
lasts. was the loan in u» vicinity
murmured to themes van. "And that Is
fama"~iists l’lsltl's Washington
WMu'm
latrolledthruugkthsstrsets of m
spill-Mules and dowa'f'rsmont. The
Amarstmlshf id“
ammuamhmm
taughtwsre use of them
sus- fssilnlnlty. 0a a cursory survey
I tmpudouwasoneof MM
y listermlnsdtomaksthsmsa
fold come-Dr's once was opened this " "‘
Competitive examinations of the priv- I
Not a ray of Intelligence lit up the news eta
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwnlk.
Telephone call, 523. l
Satisfaction guaranteed. 1
SEYMOUR,
leading Grocer. 33 Washington St.
Whean all this hubbub, this great commotion
That stirs all minds from lake to ocean?
And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will hear it,
How we give 3 World’s Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
E. d. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE IlEiIlElll,
PEOPLE'S MARKET,
21 Wall st... Norwalk
Telephone call, 5-7 8.
I gem 'IIIIuits
THURSDAY,
Saturday
SATURDAY
N IG
Mother Have You a Baby. "
if so, get from your druggist to day
for 25cm. nboftle of Dr. lhuds Coin:
Cure. Ever) baby often has dbtn-esing
colic. Dr. Hands Colic Cure gives im-
mediate relilf by removing wind from
the stomach and quleting the nerves.
giving restful sleep Mother. think of
the worry and anxiety this saves y.ou
if your baby is teething Dr. llauds
Teething Lotion fort! 5 cents soithcs and
relieves all palm Sold by all druggisis.
Card of Thanks.
“'0 wish to extend our thanks to the many
friends and nraanizatione who. by kind words
and friendly acts. showed their heartfelt sym-
pathy toward us in our bereavement.
MIL-L Janus W. lint-r ssh FAIIIJ.
Sorwnlk. March 3’, mo.
Ghi' iren Gr: 12.
Pitc her's Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher‘s Castoria.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Pastoria.
when she was a Child. the cruel for Canada.
When she became Mb. she clung to (Win.
When she had ('hildmmsbe gavctbem WI.
Children Cry for
Pitciier's Castorla.
l)l8'f'lilt"l' 0b NDRlV Al ’K. we. l’RllB ATE
(‘ourt \! in h :‘lsl. A. "ll.
W llk‘l’fllrt. is run u up “I nlioIn bra-t bee n made
to lblst‘ our! for tha- mission in rebate of a
«crtaiu written Instrument meant for the lent
will of John It. \' invent. late of Norwalk.
In said llistrht. deceased. and for the appoint-
merit of an administrator of the estate or said
lll'frwl. w‘th said willannuul
Ordered. That said applh alien be heard
and determined at the Probate Offlicin \‘or
walk. on the fithd day of Man b m0. at Ill
0' ['1 lot k fun-neon: andlhat public notice then-
ln‘flven to all persons lnlerv-sird therein by
pnbl ing this order in a newspaper having a
circulation in said district. at least five days
before-aid dayof heart In‘
1 Aria B. TOODWARD.
I ltd”.
I mum of Null“ ALK. as. PROBATE
l ouri. March suns
Estate of Andrew B Hathaway. late of Nor-
waik. In said llistri rt. td
'l'hdf 'ourt of Probate for lhe lilntrirtof ‘mr
walk hath limited and allow-vi sis mouth» from
the slate hereof for the creditors of said estate
toesblhll their rialma fur soulsment. Then
whom-fleet In at their summer proper-
ly site-ted. wit In said time will be: slurred
smite". Al ladsds'bt attenuators
are cared turns s lmmuli lie meat in
m Jens n. cuocx xifi’r.
ms in) Ad miaisiIralor.
lyfiti‘l‘flg‘s)!“ lztlflWALK" 8's“ PROBATE
sum of o v. h'im'i. laisof Norwalk.
in said lmlrirt “ceased
Thai curt of l’ruhats fertile District of Ner-
walk hIath limited and al lowed six months
from the date hereof for the emitters-if said
estate in exhibit their claims for settlement.
homlvct to sub heir armors.
mlyatm .wlth nuns time willheda—
arecov All pal-mm lmls mithtuito
said mate-rs minute-i to teak-immediate
payment to
MARGAltI'l' YORK.
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Administratrlr.
li-l‘l'ltlf'l' 0' NORWALR PROBATE"
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admission to probate
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NORWALK IIOIPIERIAI HOUSE.
Under the management of I M. HOYT.
THREE NIGHTS, COMMENCING
MARCH 23.
Matinee.
THE WINSOME ACTRESS,
Ullie Akerstrom
Thursday night m her new play in four acts,
MISS RORA.
Introducing her trained horse Gyp, and a pack of fox hounds.
““1”” i,«a««« The Ballet lancer,
Saturday Matinee. MISS RORA.
HT, Thai Sillilh lid
Popular Prices." -5 35. 50c. Saturday Matinee Special Price for Children, 15:.
Chart opens Friday mar-In: at Gregory' s. Nurwulk, and Tomllnson' s.
The popular four
act comedy drama
Miss Akcrstrom’s
new play.
So. florwalk.
UPERI lllllISE, seams.
B. Y. ADAMS} Hunger.
OSE SOLID NIGHT.
TUESDAY EVE. MARCH II
The Greatest Burlesque Sensation of the
TheNihbeIIBlIIrIesqueco
Featuring
Miss lda Siddons
The Queen of the Burlesque Stage.
strongest Combination es the Road!
20— —|Illill$0IE MINES—20
And all \ audeviile Store.
The Greatest and Finest Burlesque ever
» His Nibs and His llubs.
\uu smile. You giggle! \ou laugh! You roar!
Read tin press notices. Guaranteed to please
all and edend none This is the show you
have been waiting for. Don' t miss it.
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farmer on gentleman‘s p ace at West-
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