their, ,
or, a‘continu‘ N
‘ Very only
Theuudereigned ghavi 'urch :: .
Michaelmas coriducte l: *
ce' oirthe earn: »
‘ Most . y
negton St,
Fire Insurance. ‘
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Pm {A -‘ o '
fen / know 1t.
e
agood
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SOUTH ”DIWALI.
um mime smmm. ,
rsn‘aeoowssmmwusm. mmmuwmumm
and Insist.
“nan—1m ”- month.
”nonuniomfirm Olliesr Conley went to Iidddetowu
moon's Purses.
today tosarve civil monaparty
can Fifi etc. 17%":
there. “
,_ 'l‘beboetGuid chromosomes
squalor: some re “‘
“mama-mm.
with =a cargo of
“rim ”:5? Inner-12'...“
BM“ ~ ‘
“Delineator for April it Flynn's. V ‘
law lurk llavald Weather m
The weather to-day promises to be partly
The independent Social club will meet
with Hubert Dunning, of Elmwood ave-
clondy and colder. followed by snow or rain.
'llo-merrowltpromi- to be from clondyto
nus. Friday night.
III“! cloudy. with My ”will!!! lib L. L. m will OWBW
changeaprecadedlryanoworraln. Sunday school cl- to-nigbt, at her
homeonWertstreet.
WORLD'S PAIR CONTEST.
In It. .0“ PM I...“ 'l'saehsr II
—~Eulcr novelties at Lane's. 21 Wash-
ington street.
Quite a light occurred Saturday night
in Horton's saloon in Granitevilie. and
arrests are likely to follow.
a!’
giro:- it.
M
eon.
_ 'r'l‘lfya
all} .A:
o ‘
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1 :biii‘efto do all we
‘ Ele and make you
feel like a new per—
package of
Hamilton Wilcox 'n wuiined to his
home, corner of Washington and Frank
iiu streets, with inflammatory rheuma-
tism.
1 . —Eutirestock of hardware. below cost.
pig 6. H. Ferris. 76 Washington street.
w: Theodore Tobey will build a seven-
6 room horses on Lowndes avenue this
spring. John W. Banks has the con-
tract.
lt isnndsrstood that George A. Bon-
necker. of the borough, recently admit-
tedtothebar,wlll soon open an oillce
in South Norwaik.
ms COUPON. in or-
der to be counted. must
be returned to'l‘naBax-
mar. once on or before
—-lembers oi theStamford Banjo club
will be pvaent Thursday evening at the
I. E. fair and supper and fumhh music.
The Juniorfiociety of Christian En.
have!“ tthonthorwalkGongregn-
timial church met yesterdayafternoon.
The meetingwas ledbyliimSusieS.
Smith.
The singers who are to take part in
la the Tewaef Nerwa'lk to the i:
gWorld’s F air.
“ OOUPONBmaybes—tbymail.handed ll
.
2} hattbeofioeofpobllcatiomordeposlted in
h in the letter box at the entrance to Tera l‘
* 600 Paper
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.v"
—a
”twilight
, ' The placed: days of last
' , fhmfirhtto mind thetact
.1 ’épflng is here andnow is
Winch Paper. Paint. etc-
Tradepwas very good and
"aim“. remarked on the im-
mense stock and variety of put-
reJcsie r. --
reds-r mime.
' Orw River.-
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3;
l'
, err-mar. once. seemed to “World‘s }'
to Well Book and ladder company. begin-
” ning at we o‘clock.
"The Frogs oi Windham” will holds.
rehearsal tonight in the parlors of Old
~W [lies at Lane’s depot
restaurant. Openallnight.
The meeting at the Norwalk Building.
Loan and investment escalation. last
night, was oneof the most interesting
utherings the annotation has held in
some time. Two thousand dollars were
sold at a good premium and NVi‘l‘l new
members were taken into the amoeiation.
Chester F. Toliee. Jr.. of Ansonia, was
in South Norwalk yesterllny shaking
hands with his old friends. To day be
isin New Cauaauon mattersofbuainem.
Ir. Tolles looks as if the climate of the
Nangatnck valleyagreedwith him.physi-
cally and financially.
——The Epwcrth League of the Roway-
toul. El. chnrohwillhold a New Eng-
land supper, fair and entertainment on
Saturday. March 25. Entertainment
begins at 7:30 o'clock. Admi-ion. Ilia;
supper, 25c.
Oliver E. Barku, the rcalestateand
terns.
- on ” gradesarevery low.
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7“,;
ice
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Nothing like it ever
winNorwalk. The prices
,aaaaiscuon‘ guaranteed in
, Paper Hanging, Painting and
in the Paint line
' ' - titudc. ltishopcdtlmta The Green Farms (bngregational
“ ' 10 price“: $135301 0“.th my. churcbbaa accepted the resignation oi
If not m'mmuomm" tendered byonr readers. toth Dr. Rev. Henry?» Dari-which va- W.
tothcstoredropmeapostaland Tahnage'antunnceahavepvoved edaometimeagoasareauitoia serious
tulastbeyhavcappesredinthfl' dillerence hetweenthspaatorandthe
,1 willgbe pleased to call on you.
Ethan,
1 m M‘MW cmmmmmrumavdrorue
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‘ Paint
the price of
gallop when
as armr. row am.
A moremcnihshewrrtsrtadto neit-
imurance agent, the been appointed an
agent for the World's Fair Tourist com-
. 0n thestrwigtb of the appoint
ment he yesterday bought a new Raleigh
bicycle. Ir. Barker, by the way, isan
cotbnelatic wheelman. and can keep
pace with the beat of them.
lmvebadthersrepleaaurcofreading
sermons will beglad to contribntato the
succe- oi thh movement. Them-
monialis tobcapopularonemnddol.
lundimeeaudpennielwill beneeived
nmnaand elsewhere.
to Wallington, D. C.
~Notimenorespeuwhasheenspand
in making'fl'het'knntry Warne—
cew.and thsaewho witnessed see full
‘4". dress when-slot thh novel entertain»
. an mentatlndcflslllast nightprononuc
lymtogrthm'wlth thenamesof tirade-
nera. m.
“tribute-rm
abovsobjectareasfoliowr:
iii-hep laoaard. of Bait lake City,
will be at Trinity charm tomorrow
waningtheerrvicabeiugat'lmo'eleek.
ndwilldeacrilwaameoithefsatarmof
hips-ahead iatwertiag work. The
himopisaa slog-mt speaker. and has
provad‘helfaatalwartehawfloa of
m h the sire-gland of Ion-
mun
ancietyofthesensofthelteveiatiou in
Connecticut
MEAMwmch. lib-chest
athon'sl’laiasaeat‘harday. Belles
accept-Ila pndtionmhook—keepwtora
warm.
m (layer will want a one-story
WMMflum’ at
nor-roasts». ltwlllbeursdsra no;
oerystnre.
W for Aiwil at l'lyun's.
D. D. Ingraham. of South Norw
lira]. Bluebell and iamii!
mmwmm Westetrset
wwwmjummlwbm
GJiitobeiineerlmewm
liias Jennie Robinson. oi Danbnry,
formerly a pupil atthoFrauklin street
school. is visiting her aunt. III- M
ick liorehouac. in Westport.
-—Best quality. lowest pm also
light lunch. Land-.51 Washingtonstreet.
Captain James 1!. Knapp, of South
Norwalk. selected the Yale Freshman
crew last night from aileIdof twenty-
live.andnotilladthem togotothe
training table at once. remain in New
Haven during the Easter vacation, and
atoncrbegiuactive rowing on the bar-
bar.
C.llarrylaun has been engaged as
preocntor of the Calvary Baptist church
andwill begin his duties liay l. llr.
liann was formerly choirmaeterat Christ
church, but for theprat year has been
aingingatDwigbt Place church-New
Haven Palladium.
—-’l'hat District Bknle farce Wednesday
evening will he a great hit. Balcony rc-
served mats can be had at the hall this
evening after six o‘clock.
WWW. of Stamford. filer
man on the ' New York train due
hereatllo' .hadagashfourinchea
iougcnt in his right arm yesterty. by
around the watering trough below
the depot striking him. He went into
tiicbamroom. where Dr. John Bo-
hannon sewed up the wound.
The electric light commi-ionera made
a tour of South Norwalk one night last
week and fixed the location oi six or
eight new lights. principally on the out»
akirtsof thecity, which will be erected
as soon as the sanction oi the Common
Camcil is obtained. They also deter-
mined to makeafewcbanges intbelo-
cation of some of the uncut lights.
-—Pure codes with pulecreach. a
arp,depotrestaurant. Opeuallnight.
The Consolidated railroad has estab-
liahedanewdepartmcnt in itsiamosye-
tam. it is smiled the car department.
W. ll. Fry. kin of the Pullman car
works at Pullman, lll , has been ap
pointed superintendent and has already
entered upon his duties. He will super-
vise allot the work done in tbe rom—
pany'scarshope, which are located in
New York. New Haven. Providence.
llartiordaod Valley Falls. it. i. with
headquarter: in New Haven.
TbeYoung Ken's Debating club met
last night in the Sons of Temperance
hall. An intern-lingual instructive do
hate was held on the abject. “Wad.
Thatitisbetter lobe hornet ricbthan
of pwr parent." Louie Outright argu-
edpvoandLeo Davis can. By a vote.
Ir. Cartright was declared the winner.
A special meeting will be held on Tues
day, April 4th, at the mideoceof the
president, 0. ll. Voaburgh. at which
time an externprwaneous diner-slots will
take place. all the members participat-
ing,onaomesubjecttobe chosen at the
time. The advhability of having an open
debate laJm.towhich members can
invite their frisnrb. will also be consider-
ed.
“we... ea... m- t0... . .
om res "VIE:
Iowa and anal, :Emthw Day in last
Norwalh—
‘l'heroisabigbraakintbe wala pipe
onlliveraideevsaae. g
“Erik's-doll“ First avenue.
'l'helpwortblaagaeoi ttwlastAve-
nus lathe-list W chumh um
meetl‘riday nightat thehoraeof J.C.
Wit-aside?“ '
(hptaiaiheariltlehamftberehoos—
Cmmdamafwdaya
dhhhomaonmbmam llistwo
hethwaibptsbeAagasta-mdilhaflss,
mahehara.
IAIIIN.
”caesium-some
Vleschisvahitralataek-e
“Midfield“ legit. ia
Danni-tight. Infillimettwlll
ptnliewiiavsaioalghtte Mints a
eswlebrwemea.
Wahsve received-letter ”1.1V.
Tww
hasssearedapesitioaaacarpeataiaM mm n _
Novwslh iron Worksiactory. « York “find had the ’ W
W
A. Dickerman & Son,
fee wasumcroug smear. SOUTH uon‘waur. cons.
memmlmm
,Wlfilll‘lltbtt. ’ .
w [r murmurs:
’ the crossed heads: of. ameefleteondtottenng moo.
orchy,butgioibeirgdupreme liaisetiee. the g ' .
SOVEREIGN PEO PLE
‘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 nWtried them do so.
All previous quoted bargains hold good with numerous others. "
We are making a big run all along the line. Catch on ?
CHARLES WE. SEYMOUR,
'soswsu news.
I Bra-y We! Ito-a I'm- the
unreal-sorrows.
OnaweekfromSaturdaythetroutlaw
willbeoif.
Thirty-four trampsdept in the Nor-
walklock-uplastbight. '
allotted-r WW5 circu-
“Maia. B. He'llcck. 01 Jersey City. is
paying a abort visit to relatives in town.
Irving Smith, of Norwalk, is the guest
of lit. and Ira. George Jelliffe. of West-
port.
-Chcice noveltim in Easter gloves at
‘ the Boston store, Norwalk.
The borough Board of Relief will meet
lathe CourtefBurgrmes'roommnight
from 7 to 9 o'clock.
The [urinal of ‘7. Katie Britt will be
held from St. liary's church tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock.
Nearly 1.400 headstones have been
erected by the state during the past year
over the graves of veteran soldiers where v
relatives have been unable to provide
them.
The subject of the prayer meeting in
the chapel of the Norwalk Congregation-
al church, tomorrow night, will be "The
Object of Christ's Death." William A.
larvin will lead the meeting.
Aspeciai meetingof the Central Cir-
cle of King‘s Daughters of the First
Cmgregationai church will be held in
the ladies' parlor, Thursday evening
from 7 to 8 o‘clock. for the transaction of
important buaiuem.
Fred Avery, formerly a fireman in the
employ of the Nurwalk and South Nor-
walk Electric Light company, haasecur-
ed an engineer's license and is now run-
‘ lugonafreigbtboat between New lio-
cbelle and New York.
--'l'be largest md finest amortment of
laces wehaveeveraeensrenow on sale
at the Boston store. Norwalk.
A. P. lobdell‘a general goods store in
North Salem, N. Y... was ransacked by
burglars Monday night. The intruders
practically cleaned out the place, stealing
everything they could get hold of and
carrying their booty away in mks. it
issuppuaed that the burglars came into
Connecticut and the Danbury police are
kreping a hmkent for them.
Will Carleton has written a poem, en
titlui "lliscount." for the next number
of Harper's lisur, publisher! March 25th.
Grace L I-‘urniss will contribute to the
some number a very attractive story. on-
titird "Our Only legal Member," and
Katharine DeForrat will present “A
Few Hints on lire. from the French,"
which will contain matter of no little in.
ten-st to ladies. _- .
Some estimate of the immense volume
of business which the committees of the
(lent-rs] Assembly will have to consider
can Deformed from a knowledge that
rxsctiy 1,65! picora oi public busirwas
have been introduced and referred.
About 1.200 of these useaeurea were pro.
rented in the House and the rest in the
Senate. Of the entire number about
two-thirds are joint resolutions.
Alerttury Columbia bicycle in |flrst
rials condition foraaic at a bargain, if
sold immediately. lantern and bell
thrown in. Address, lack lies 100. Norv
walk.
Town Clerk Herbert ll. limith says he
has not inward a marriage license to
Charles Nine and Nellie it. John-rm,
who. it was reported. sloped from lien.
ford tollouth Norwalk. A couple with-
out a marriage hoarse, recently called on
the it". George VanAhtyne and asked
himtomarry them, but he refused. ll.
iraoppoaed thatthey were the runaway
Marlo. see that they went into New
formed. WWW
mmmwunmlnhay.
ofiltawfordmad printed in three out
awaayestwdaydhatthrchildrsaialhe
Fairleld County Temporary liomedo
not gut enough to eat. rrswa hardly
ereduae. Anyonewhohasereryvisitsd
ihvilemekaowathat thecbildrrado
anthersthappsarsacsoiheisgaadm
fed. Tkeyare web clothed and erred
formalareiallaitalyhrttwod inervry
waythaathvywoaldhrlatksirowa
ho... Theoslltbaoithelloweaad
mum-Tmmm“
slalom IIMI‘II' lathe
g affirm .acs.
M M all. elders.
stunt-bulbs heathen-y,
' and“. mastery
mmumuwm
. Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St.
lira. George B. Raymond. of Harriet
id“ .1” M— ..:'
«3. li. Rover!!! bully arein New .
street. is slowly improving.
Mrs. William G. Thomas, of Fast ave-
nue, has returned from her western trip.
J. P. Treadweil, of the National Bank
of Norwalk, has gone to Bandneky,
Ohio. on a brief business trip.
Selectmen Raymond and Baker are in
Hartford today. attending the beans" g
in reladon to state control of draw.
bridges.
--New novelties in veilings at the Bee-
ton store. Norwsik.
Giles. Joseph and Walter Gmfioflmf , .
Norwalk. went to Chicopee Fails, Mass,
toth the Overmnu Wheel company's
factory. ,
Tbeannual meeting of the Norwnlk
Library a-ocistion will be held in the
library room Saturday evening at 8
o'clock.
The directors of the Norwalk Horse
Whence 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 a World’s Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEliPlE's MARKET. FREE DELIVERY, PEOPLE'S IIIKET,
13 North liain st., 80. Norwalk. 2] Wall at, Norwalk
he.
Telephone «H.523. | Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 Telephoneoall,5-’i-3.
gqfquairmrufs. 7 {W V gm.
””‘wN‘O'R‘V‘v’KfK—Mb‘fifi'fiiflm‘sfié. M
Under the management of I. M. HOYT.
THREE NIGHTS, COMMENCING
THURSDAY, MARCH 23.
Saturday Matinee.
Railroad company will mcet'to-nigbt to
elect a president and treasurer to succeed
THE WINSOME ACTRESS,
the late James W. Hyatt.
Ullie Akerstrom
Thursday night in her new play in four acts,
MISS RORA.
' Introducing her trained horse Gyp, and a pack of for bounds.
The condition of Mrs. I". T. Betta, who
has been ill with pneumonia at her home
on the Green. is reported as critical to
day. It is feared that she cannot live
the day out.
Warden Sloan received a letter from
. FRIDAY The popular four
J. I I I I
l..f‘.::::.2:.2:;2'.:’..:.°;:; :5: mo HT. lllll Ballet lancer, act comedy drama
Saturday Matinee. MISS RORA.
SATURDAY Miss Akerstrom’s
NIGHT. Illal Sillllll 68' new play..
Popular Prices, 25. 35, 50c. Saturday latisee Special Price for Children last
chart opens l‘rlday morning at Gregory's. Norwalk. and Tomllnaou's. In. lorLalk.
taining the particulars of the death of
the Boo. James W. Hyatt, of Norwalk.
Rev. L. D. Nickersou,agedeigbty,aud
a retired Methodist clergymsnjs dead at
Easton. lie was a member of the New
York East Conference for forty years
and has bad charges in Norwalk, Wood-
bury. Elston and other places. lie leaves
one daughter.
‘ 'a c...’ I W"
leuflw. Conn.. March Slat. law.
Mr. Howard D. Smith. Auenf New York Life:
Insurance Company:
Drsn Sin-4 desire to express my sincere
appreciation of your kindness in establishing
my claim for emu under policy No. Hubris!
b: my Late husband. Dr. W. 8. Todd. and also
t roux your agency to thank the managers
of the New York’lJte Ins. Co. for commend-
abie promplness in the payment of aid claim
DBAIA‘HC WINGS.
'l'haatrleal Hatters in Which Play—Going
People Will be Interested.
Many people wonder why Ellie Alter-
strom can carry a company equal
to the best and present her plays
in such a complete and satisfactory
manner and yet play at lea
prices than other first-class organiza-
—-New spring jackets and capes in ad-
mirable styles at the Boston store, Nor-
walk.
The state grand commandery of the
Golden Cram is in semion at Bridgeport
to-day. The representativeof Sherman
commandery. oi Norwalk. is W. F.
Bryant. W. N. Simone and J. F. Alger,
of Norwalk. who are members of the
state body, are also in attendance.
The funeral of John H. Jones was held
from the First Baptist church yesterday
afternoon,Rev. F. E. Robbins officiating.
The pallbearers were members of Our
Brothers‘ Lodge and Kabaosa Encamp—
ment. There was a handsome displayof
flowers. The burial was at Riverside
cemetery.
New York General Arsembly, making it
a misdemeanor for any proprietor or
publisher or any periodical or newspaper
to misrepresent the circulation of his
publication for the purpose of securing
advertising of other patronage. A simi-
lar bill in the Ionnecticut Legislature
might suppress the “circulation liar" in
this vicinity. ..
Some of the members of Pilgrim Conn.
cil.0nler of United American Mechanics,
went to “hit Norw nik last night toot
tend an open meeting on the occasion of
a flag presentation to the West Norwalk
A bill has been introduced in the
in full. Proofs of death were mailed March
131b, and check was issued by the company
March 11%th for amazes. including face
amount of policy. reversionary additions and
dividend of rare.
tions. The reason can be explained in a
few words. She writes all the plays pro-
duced by herself and company. and the
percentage that others have to pay to
authors she retains as profit; and playing Re”tactfully subscribed.
arepertoire and remaining three '; - ~ 70 1"“ JA-‘l’fonn.
in each place also lessens the expense, ' 'i‘ ’“ v "w “W—
conmluently she can succeed where oth- Taylor & GOIden.
crs differently situated would fail. Her
latest production. ”Iii. Rom,“ tells in; Real ESlale and I“suranlles
WASHINGTON ”It“.
Permits lookl fora lot. or home nil
mm the view 3 purchasing. are inrgtévl org;
call and essmlnrour list. \\ t. have than: for
sale in every part of the cit)‘ at mmnbio
auaitf
story in a clear and concise manner and
holds the attention of the audience from
the rise of the curtain until its final fail.
It is an entirely new departure. and of-
fords an opportunity of presenting it new "
pliase in her already replete repertoire.
"Kim Ron” is full of exciting climaxes
and startling episodes. relieved by happy
results. An exciting representation of a
fox hunt is portrayed upon the stage, in
prices and on casv terms.
W A N'I‘I-Ill.
v norzusxms unturned as" ” V
:5 situation”: Nnrwalk, ‘ L ”Witt"
lgh' a’pbyslcian. a mallum~sitrsilhonsrc~tm
“cat avenue. or on more side street one
ortwo doors from West avenue. or the first
which sti- a. i- seen mounts-don bor msetrmm¢mm¥fit
trained horse pr. accompanied by n g ‘ mint!
pack of fox bounds—a most exciting and
realistic picture. The company travels , ' “ ‘
. . , TORK X0. ti North Mal . ' door
with its own car and is well mlmpped : "Huntington linunei'nilinrir’mt. kg
in special scenery. etc" owl-1'! l'm'id' Qrmfiidun‘iwr’wii’ki” n 11. Km“ fill?"
ed for the! play.
To our.
'1‘!) REST. lower llour of 7 l‘eyumur Plan
, thlnl «km from West avenue. mallw '
- "Film". house thWoodward —---.
I) 0 mil. The llnrlbnri billing“:
Three” days is a very short time in
which to cure a had rose of rheumatism:
but it can be done, if the proper treat. Wm .m'm
roadzrant 8c Firs rooms on
first “can. W Us Main street lull! “NI-
fnnl l’iu‘e; rent flit. April I butt-e lama.
t lianlurrl l’lu-e. Apply to k. A. Woodward
not!
men! is adopted, as will be seen by tlw
following from James Lambert. of New
Brunswick, ill: “1 was badly afllicted
with rheumatism in the hips and legs,
when l lxmght a bottle of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. lt cured me in time days.
i am all right today: and would insist
on one who is afflicted with that
terrible insane to use Chamberlain's Pain
llaim and get well at truce." 50 met
bottltn For sale by ii. (Y. fitillaou, drug-
gar.
scbriol by Commodore Perry Council, of
New Canaan. State Organivr F. l-'.
Gilmore delivered an address on the
bear-ills of the order and the good it is
doing in this aisle.
‘1‘ lnw not in American faml . entire
1 borne on [wonky avenue. nl .ast ava—
nus. contains bathroom, has and cold water
rangr; has large iotJowl trims-murders out
grape vlncw. Apply to F. ('umha. on place.
laid 2w
IIOI'NB of seven nation on Cedar strut.
liant. iii. A to F,
hialn air-at. W” "‘1". Mb
‘tum .torll ill. the rim and Wt No.
ill Washington street. now mylrd by
11S lmnaidwm. imminent thermal tho
ill-l Well Hunt 00.. KI Washington st. In! if
—'l'be household furniture of William
Howard will be sold at auction next
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, from
to ('bratnut street. Norwaik.
John J. llanbm denies the statement
that he punched ilaniel liovr (kmnolly at
the polls Hominy. lie says the only way
bewaeconcemol in the tracae was to
saturate the two men. Contrary to Man-
lon'e declaration. Sir. (kmnolly said this
morning that "anion was the first man
to assault him; that he pulled him while
Influlien hit him Iir. Connolly baaa
black eye, and than who know any the
end is not yet.
“ills Rita and ills None.” a farce com.
sdy. was produced at the Norwalk Opera
ilourw hat night. The performance com-
menced with a musical sketch mulled
“‘l'he Stanley Club Reception," introduc-
iugthsentlreoompany in pleasinngo-
ialiiea There was nothing obiectionahle
about the performance. which is too
often the care with burlesque shows.
Ii-ldailiddorw wastbe leading worn.
Inther Have To. a llalsy ?
if so,grt from your druggist to day
for dicta. a bottle of Dr. Hand's (‘olic
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