l-orallaseounnmnsm
. v
‘ isthecornmenoe- wanna ran coarser.
_tlte_sohool year, and ruin-u
Wham
fight-b u- m”? '
l'fr'él“
mid-disaster!-
thn‘l'ownof snail
hell
.9 : $0 Nor-Walk.
,- scorn season
“at aerosol-stand." srnnalng
. dbl“.
«www.crmm
sweeten-pursues thanarlsn
Watsrcuarpanywaspass‘sdlnthsflssatr
M.‘ ., t .
n l
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as. mum and Kate c.
Stevsnaarrlvsd fruitcake-myster-
'dayaitsrnoon.
ThebcatAnnieBnrn-isatflridgo-
port with coal for Baymoudllrothsrs.
Theilrrn haveslaoreoeivedacsrgoof
postman.
—Hnylw’aoandy.frssh fluid-I. at
Iane’athashhgtnnst.
Thedrivarofnl'Jinapp'a tssrnran
lntoWadharm’ marketwagunonliortb
Iainatmet yeatsrdayafterdooufiearhig
oflaieoi'thewheels ofthe lattu’a
“K0“- __
Johnlleanae haeraoaivodfrom his
old home inSootland the newaof the
5; sudden death of as brothenin-law,
James Nannies. husband of his youngest
sitar. _
—P.aater novelfies athne‘s.21Wash~
ington street.
The monthly business meeting and
l: more» Young People’s Societyoi
Chritisn Endeavor will heheldtonigbt
at the home ofCourtland flilsdon.on
Eiirabethstreet.
Colonel John B. Doagherty. of the
Second regiment. Waterbury. was in
town this morning on basin with
,_'4:
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srmdnanu Books
President Rowan. of the City National
bank, and Colonel frost.
Rhoda Sterling, wife of Roswell Reed.
ofWest Norwalk. died suddme yester-
day afternoon. aged sixty-four years.
The funeral will be held Friday after—
Banembertbeplaoe.
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midfhaiilhgton St.
“SOUTH NORWALK.
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.ilarllishes.
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neutrals.
Ira. GeorgsB.Beli.ofCoveatreet,i
ravenous-hampers.
'l'hehssvywindof lastnight blew the
Hg doursotlofflenry Jones' barnon
Piratavenue.
.Sylvestsr Baileck and family moved
ypatsrday afternoon from VanZsadt
arenas to Patchogue. L. l.
The Bpworth laagne of the East Ave-
ruse Icthodllt W church will
Iaseti'rlday night at thehomeofCharla
It Benedict. Booth Osborn avenue.
‘10.!Tawkinsisnakingsomedechlsd
Wivthsaccommodatlcuof
hislnphthayacht. Hallstavingupthe
Moi hhboathonssaaddlgslngout
athanneltornnhsrinnntoftbestorms.
Indulge- also built a twelve-foot snow
W his deck for u» wm- of
“finestlnaaytlneowds.
van-Mr van-a
”'3’" 'Wa
., Incl-WWW
bshs‘fluhathnalhmlt‘sdanday
saith-rhyming 'i‘asrswttlhs
“M‘twne’m
noon from her late residence.
—Best quality. lowest prioes. Also
light lunch. [lane’aJil Washington street
A son was born last night to Dir. and
Ire. W. 8. Daakam. of North Taylor
avenue. Mr. Daskam is employed by
bythe Consolidated Railroad company
and is today receiving the congratula-
tions of his railroading friends.
Smnguhund was held last evening with
thefoliowing result: President. George
neither; vice president. Gustav Fredrieh:
secretary, John Uebel; treasurer. Jacob
Linxweiler; financial secretary. John
John Weinbeit and Conrad llccker.
low and every wagon warranted.
The Nibbe Spectacular Comedy oom-
li- lda Siddous, with a superb orches—
is the company that gave such an admir-
Norwalk. a few wash ago. Thocom
oium lights.
restaurant. Open all night.
labia.
I
i.
The annual election of the Germania
Neugabaurnn-tees. William C. Jone,
——Luther Wright has just nceiveda
carioad of wagons. consisting of a gen»
eral variety for pleasure and business
purposes. An inspection invited. Prices
pany.hesded by the queen of burwsnurra,
tra oftensoioartists, will appearat
Music Hall.Tnesday.Aps-ll 11th. This
able performance at the Opera House.
party has many new mmbermandsev-
eral newscta; in fact. the performance
isentirely new from start totinlsh. The
burlesque will be beautifully mounted.
and will positively be presehted withcal-
-—lle-cuabls Wit lane‘s depot
The semiannual election of ofllcers of
the Young Woman‘s Christian Temper»
am Union was held last night attire
home of lira. 0. F.Watsrs. resulting»
follows: President. Ira. 0. l". Waters;
secretary, lb Annie Bishop; treasurer.
IbJulia Allen: superintendent of the
loyal Talon. lira. Howard Sherwood:
superintendent of literary work. Ilsa
Sadie Ogden: superintendent or press
work, Ilsa Bath liable: vice-presidents.
lsthodlst. church. lira. John Cut-aw;
liitw Lana
. Baptht church. lil- Carrie
ll'Artob; Trinity church, Ila Ruth
Jasmin—agenda» lane'sare
M1,: applause-saw
a m‘ “New
“The W
.l .
at 'Wasutuo'rou
seats saws. W
l M m d In. '1.- .M
”Helm
Ira. TLC. Barratthillatherhoma in
Forty hours" devotion oommeuhssat
Btlisry'ssharohnsatdnaday‘.
Aquilla Greenwood a magi-s Ida.
dition to h Riverside avenue residence.
Temflelardgmofwmpagwill visit
Btdohn's lodge. A. Rand A.li..to-
marrownlght.
WilliamChnrohhasbsgonthersmov-
alofalargeelattreeinfrontoihla
haunonthsWutportruad.
‘ The-udia being removed from the
pavedportionoflalnatrestioas toal-
lovanimpoctionoftbowovkandpevmit
the contractor to make repairs where
needed.
~—Min Stevens’ school. Belden avenue.
will reopen Holiday. April 10th.
The funeral of the iateliarrnon Gil-
bert was largely attended from his late
residence in Wilton yesterday afternoon.
The members of Our Brotben‘ Lodge
attended in a body.
Severalearloadsofateelrails and the
spikes for the Non-alk Tramway com-
pany have arrimdgnd work willbscornv
menocd immediately extending thalines
over the proposed route.
invitations have been issued for the
marriage of bliss Gertrude Olmstead. of
Mott avenue. to Dr. G. F. Gibbs. of
Bridgeport. The ceremony will beper
formed at the home of the bride. Thurs-
day evening. April 13, at 6 o'clock.
S B. 3. Diesel]. Jr..a grandson of the
Rev. 8. B. S. Bissell, who is attending
Yale mllege. walked to New York city
from New Haven last week. lie wau
awompauied by a classmate. They stop
pad over one night as guests of the Ruv.
S. B. S. Biasell.
6. W. Mansfield. of Boom; A. 3.11m.
of New Haven. and E. J. Hill. of Nor-
walk, representing the Norwalk Tran»
way Company, met the warden and the
members of the Court of Burgesses on
Hill ilill. yesterday. and talked over the
proposed cut in the grade of the street.
The matter will receive further consider-
ation at the adjourned meeting of the
court Honday night.
Yesterday Deputy She/rill Toner pine.
ed an attachment on the saloon iisturcs
in the Rutchfnrd building. Wall street.
which were owned by Charles and A. A.
Adams. hir. Ratchford brought the suit
to recover 3100 not. The place is cine-
ed. and the case comes up before Justice
Austin. April 15. R. 1’. Adams sohl the
saloon over a year ago and was in no
way interested at the present time.
~Westport smelt and roeshad at W.
F. lmkwood’s market. llain at..Norwsli:.
The Rev. i). ll. Ellwood surprised his
neighbora of the Spring Hill region. yes-
terday. by a display of new potatoes just
out of his garden. They wereof very
good size. ranging frrun the bigness of a
hen's egg up to something less than a
pound. Perhaps the literal truth re
quires the statement that the potatma
were planted about a year ago, and had
been in the ground all winter; but they
were fresh and good.
Grief of Police Wallace Dana's report
for March is as follows: Whole number
ofarresb. 81: malea.l'7:fernales. t. Caum
of .WA~|I". 8: bread: 0! the peace.
”drunkenness. l8: abusive language, 2;
safe keeping. ll: nonwupport. 1; theft. l.
Narnhsrof tramps in tramp house. Mi.
Disposition of arrestsd~Appea1sd. 1;
committed. lo; discharged by conrt.t;
disobamrdbychlefofpollnr.l:yaid
nasand costs. l2; sent to work hours. 1.
lltoredoorafound open,7. Amount of
less turned over to borough trssaanr.
”.78. (his lot of stolen property rs-
covsrsd and returned to owner.
humwlll he as follows: it t a. an.
opsniagursinacithe conference. Bar.»
rs-aatetthalovd's hopper. conducted
by nanny lladstlmp. an. anniversary
with; m p. n, anniversary oi
mammalian-drum
m,ltsv.1.h.t3hsdwtah.n.l)..pra-
was. addrswhyltsr.i.c. ltsrtnll.
D.n.,il1naratdhythaatwaspuesa.
.4“...— .Wh-ww. Mame“-
s'rnaezr. sou-m
'lt is feared MMWHJIaye
round. of Harriet Manual livetha‘
dsyout.
WW0“ madam yrstsr-
dayforthaprnpoasdaew moonin-
orestboulsvsrd. .
Inwmiamklirown, of Franklin.
lass..islnaownrnatlnaprsparationstn
remove her household dash to that
place. ‘
Harry Byatt. of the achoolaldp 8t.
llary's.ia apandiugaiew days athis
home on West avennewhiletheshipb
Wrist-in
mummpaniesheldregnlar meet-
in’gslaat night. Only routine budnesa
wastransacted. thnir Englnseomp-
anyolosedthdrmeotingwitlr afcsatof
steamedolams.
Frank Curth 5 making arrangements
to tear out the rcaroi John T. Hayes’
store on lain street. thus giving Mr.
Hayes about ten feet additional room
and better light.
0n unfavorable report from the com-
mittee on fisheries the House haa reject-
ed the bill making the trout seam from
March 15 to June 28. and the bill forbid-
ding the taking of trout for two years.
—Roe shad, 10c; salmon. 15c. People's
Market. Norwdk and South Norwslk.
Norwalk Opera House. last night. Mr.
Beers is an able actor and was well sup—
isfaclioo.
acted
went into silt-ct yesterday noon, in that
all public officials will hereafter be oblig-
ed to pay their fare. Only the otlicinla
and the actual employee of the road and
their wives will hereafter be allowed to
ride frve.
has periodical crazy spells. wandered
away from home yesterday and was
found in South Norwalk last night. lie
was placed in a coach and taken home.
in going through Wall and Main strwts
he became violent and considerable ex
mtczm-nt was caused by his cries for h -lp.
~Nt-xt Monday.'l'ueeday and Wednes-
day evenings, Philip Phillip s will give
three of his world renowned entertain-
ments in the Fin! Congregational
church. l‘ourne ticket, 75 cents. Single
admission. 35 cents.
John H Seymour yesterday afternoon
sent in his resignation as insurance com»
missiooer. it Is reported that his com-
rived from Washington.
sum in
animosity in the settling of estates.
jail he made application to late the poor
debtor'soath. Thenath waaadminister-
ed and a notice of review tiled. but the
applicant claims that the notice was tiled
too late. The result of the argument
yesterday was that iltsuth was releoeml
from prison.
The ladies of (trace church are a
luncheon today in the vacant store
under the Norwalh slab rooms. from
noon until it o'clock. The
taltlly decorated with flowers and potted
plants. artistically arranged by Florist
Hartford, the wiadowibalng filled with
paints and other erotica. The tables
.wsra mm; m with old-fashioned
china. and with their in-acnhta table
whhhnarshniailow dmnhabas
atlasdh.
mammal-samura-
“Mammalian,
Imam ht. wash. 11st load». and
'tabasharyisratsasettarathrs.
uni-My. tbswlrsstast
liflfli?
l it§
h'ewton Beers and an excellent com-
pany; produced “lost in Inndon" at the
ported. The performance gave good sat-
Tho directors of the Sore-nib Home
Railroad company will hold ameeting
at the president‘s office to-night to elect
a director to till the vacancy caused by
the death of the late James W. Hyatt.
Other important busioeas will betrans-
A new rule adopted by the Norwalk
llnrae Railway company, and which
on,
sidewalk. cons.
mum
CHARLES
crowned heads at midst; and
genetics. the
SOVEREIGN PEOPLE
Wearesucoessiui lnpleusing themassesntall times.
will be pleased when you buy a can 'of the Golden Gate
Peas, picked and canned before sunfim'contuining all of the
freshness or the morning dew. If you have not tried thorn in so.
All previous quoted bargains hold good With numerous others.
We are making a big run all along the line. Catch on ?
*- Wflll
E.
‘ ,
u‘i ‘r
SEYMOUR,
ii}. at. lilgglnaiahnildingamam—
moth barn in rear-of hk rmidenoe on
Westavenus.
Captaiulleseheldanexaminationlast
nlghtofOcrporaisGodfrey.Chass, But-
to two vacanci- among theatrical-J
Thump-noon w- very‘ close, mo-
rak Godfrey and Chase winning bythrco
per cent. ‘
William lcliullen arrested James
Flannlgan. of Franklin avenue, this
morning. for nooaupport of his wife.
and took him before Justice Codidgu for
not. The justice found that u... Flan-
nlgan was addicted to the use of liquor,
and discharged the prisoner.
TheNorwalk fire department has ac-
cepted the invitationtoatteudthe Ameri-
can liechauiea’ and Company D‘s fair at
the armory. May evening. and will
go in a lmdy. The companies have also
accepted an invitation to the aches of
Seamstrens Engine company, at Bridge—
port. Friday night.
-Pure codee with purecream.5c. a
cup.depot restaurant. Openall night.
The quartette from the Yale Divinity
school will sing their plantation songs in
the First Congregational church next
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Every-
body invited. Admission free, but a col-
lection will be taken at the close to assist
them in completing their education.
Attorney John J. Walsh took Adam t‘.
Lyon out of Bridgeport jail. yesterday.
by furnishing a bond of 8300. signed by
F. 3 Lyon as surety. The hearing on
the babe” corpus writ, which has been
procured. will come up before the next
term of the Court of Common Pleas.
Lyon was placed in jail by the Terry
Beef company to satisfy a judgment
given against him for an old meat bill.
U and l. the laugh provoking comedy,
which will be seen at Music Hall. Satur-
day, April 8. has for its principals t‘ulim
Torrey. the popular Herman dialect
come-diamond W. 1'. Davies, the funniest
ml. “I!" and Bloomfor W I
PEDPLE'8 MARKET.
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwallr.
ColumbiaPneumr’ttic
Tires mm be perman-
ently repaired in less
than one-half thelime
of any other tire by
our new method.
JACKSON
58 WALL STREET.
‘ raylor & omen;
W.\Sl_ll5(l'l'03 STREET.
I’vrr‘hn'i lmking furnlot. or house and lot
with the view of pnrchasing.ure invited t.
rail and examine our list. \\ .. have them in:
wile in every part of the city at reamnnh‘i
prices and on Elev terms. am." If
" ' “w are n.
AXTEDMA gland tvv-rk horse in exchuncc
(or at two bur-e lumln r wagon. Will
I ever ll 1mm: a! rumor» for 5,
ll Cross sirrcl. Nonvu’“
\\
. ~ a con! i
4' . l'utler—tamls llilPl‘Jl't'uf lilti’rt‘.‘ .
ll'lllllll make himself u~r~ful at most rimming.
Address XX. Sentinel onion. lllidi
leading "Grater, 33 Washington St. *
Whencc all this hubbub, this great commotion
That stirs all minds from lake to ocean .9
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. WADl-lAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY.
. _ Telephone confided. I Satisfaction guaranteed.
- Columbia Bicycles! -
All of the New Models for 1893 now in stock for immediate delivery.
(let your wheel at once and save vexatious delays.
Call and see this elegant line of wheels before placing your orders. Wears
bound to suit our customers. Terms easy. Catalogue free.
EACH TIRE FULLY WARRANYED.
BROT
Real Estate and Insurance .
of stage lrishmen.
The leading sou-
brette is little Daisy Dean. who rmtde
such a decided hit in New York. L' and
l is described as a musical attire. dealing
T0 LET.
”WET: xlmrn' No.7 Soy-Lunar Plilfl‘.!llhf;‘
A doors trozu ‘\.t.‘:l avenue. n5 1w
\‘Ttlill-Z and upumneme. Sturz- Sn Harms
L
Isaac Wurdwell. of New Canaan, who
with the trials and tribulations of those
uufortunates compelled to live in flats.
and abounds in funny situations and
block. Apartments in new house onl‘mss
~t reel. lntver l’lulll’. i‘nswsqon at onw. Apply
in F. St. John lua‘ktvmxl, trustee. :31:
bright and humorous dialogue.
Oysters Inverted to Europe.
The amount oi'oysters exported
1. Iran as follows:
.7._. _- M.
lone Foolish flothsrs
immediate relief to baby.
Europe for the week ending April
lA‘t their babies cry With colic. giving
mother no rest night or day. How fool
isb. when Dr. Hand's Colic Cure gives
It removes
wind from thestnmuch.t uiets the nerves
. other.scnd to-
' iii-IW-wiwurd homestead. including two
large- lmrnmon-hsrd. gunk-n pint. lawn.
ctr. Rent Sllper month. Hm llt‘lnbwl for
AI lt'flll of wars. inquire of 1‘. ~‘u nrrz. nrllrc
of the Old \‘ell Cigar C5)...“ “homage”: “(A
mL.‘ l
ShVEX-llllll}! below in
i ii Day 4mm, South Nu.»
Applv tn lteymc F. \Vutrr
l\' napta's factory.
if?
manna. ruin. Banana. T V“ V r)? 7' \i' l' ,, l —'
'~ r - ~._ ‘ H Xi . 4-. L. . art.) l'Wb'. mutt .-.r-r.
Britannu L'ffp‘ml fm‘,‘ 5 "llunlluemn iinu lit-rm awn-m. Esq
Etrurta 5.1M Snrwnlk. Am. ly in John H. kmpp. v: Wm!
t‘lty of Cluster Lemma 7;; streerw'uuth Sim-milk. lL’ill‘
, “gov u " ' ' ‘
gmmi Gl‘ ~ ‘ :0 l)‘ll'lll.l~‘. house M Wood“ nrul ‘n't-nur: r. n!
umeaa ' .2 each. The ll'ull‘v'xrt lull-v nil (in
This) _ _ _ _ - _ 7.39 “est . urwalk road. rent .,‘ hie rmvrh no
first floor. corner Suuth Mum «not and linu-
t‘orrl Plea-c: rent :15. April l. lwil-‘t‘ i: mm»
d Hartford i'lurc. Apply in E. .\. \Vrunlu an
M 12‘
IIOI‘SE of St‘t‘l‘ll mum on (‘Nlar elm-r.
item. Sill. Apply In F. tiny-r5, hurtli
Main street.
ll’
wl‘lRlihl’aUn'll [smite-store and bun-turn! N-r.
‘Jl “Wellington sin-er. now m‘r‘llpl-‘vl ll)‘
PEflPlE'S MARKET,
21 Wall st., Norwnlk
l Telephone cull. 5-7-3.
i: No machine in the
world can show the
record for durability
that has been shown
by the Columbia.
HERS.
NORWA [.K. CONN. mm 3m
‘ gem-wag W
ENTERTAINMENT!
Music Hall.
Tues., Wed. and Thurs.
Aprll 4. 5 and 6.
COMIC OPERA. THE
Frogs of Windham
l‘mler the direction of the composer. Mr.
Burton E. Lem-lit. assisted by
75 lllllES AND llEllTlEliEll 75
comprising the best vocal and dramatic
- talent of the town.
Tickets 50a. including reserved seal.
For sale at Plaieted's and Hale‘s drug stores
at and after 12 n‘l-lvwk. noon. ’l‘uesda '. March
5th. pm. Not over fuss-at.- can he obtltlued by
one {R‘f‘tfltfl at one time. milk
“'ill be held at the
ARmom. Norwalk.
For «me week. commencing
MONDAY, APRIL Ill,
l'mlvr lbw uusvit‘cs of
00. D. 4th REEL c. N. 6.,
lllllllllll COUNCIL N0. 4. and
mlssioneapntent commissioner has ar-
Til-(lily the
governor will nominate Burton Mam»
field.of New "3790.” Mr. Seymour-3
lir. Mansfield iea lawyer. a
trustee in the New Haven library and
has had a wide business experience.
In tin! Court of (‘ornruon Pleas. yr'eter‘
day. the hadrons corpus case of O. \l’.
Thanh. of Norwalh. againatShcrifl Clark»
sot-came up. Boom was in jail. where
he was committed for neglecting to pay
a judgment secured against him by \l‘il-
llarn Gates. of Norwalk, who was severe~
ly bitten on the right arm by llwth's
dog. Mterthe latter wss committed to
and givur restful sleep.
day to your drug store for a 25¢ bottle.
Think of the weary hours it saves you.
ll baby‘s gums are sore.teething. use Dr.
[land's Teething lotion. At all drug-
giata. 25 eta.
My wife was confined toher bedfor
tack of rheumatism. We could get noth-
ing that would all’ord her any relief. and
as a last mt gave Chamberlain’s l’ain
Balm a trial. To our great surprise she
began to improve after the first applica-
tion. any by using it rcgularily she was
soon able to get up and attend to her
lionee work. E. 11. Johnson. of C. J.
Knutaen d: (20.. Remington. Minn. 50
cent bottles for solo by G. C. Stiiisou,
over two months with a very severe at~ .
11$ lhlnnldxm. inquire-M thu-olllr'cnf llit'
Old “'9” Pike“ (‘0..Ki \\'i\.~<lrlnt:lnn at. In! if
’l‘l'l'l) nypurtmcnts. 4 Norm an it. NI». 9 Ann
street. South Norwmk. Apply in J. (7.
Crane. mt if
ESIRABLE minus. lib: or wound llwr.
water and sewer (mum Hull. Apply to
U. ilaulcubeck. :13 Orchard sire-rt. Servo-Lb,
.. r
Fill! SALE.
IIOUHEIIUM) mania, (-nmprlalnt: sitting-
rooru bathroom and “when furniture.
Call after 1‘ p. m. at 31 Franklin at. emit
[,‘Olt SALL‘A‘A tine real and banner well
' broken to drive. nqulre tlco. V'auKlrnn.
how street. Benailct Farms.
TWOJIASTKD sharpie with gait sails
.t thirt alive fret six inches long. bottom
six feet at In and nearly eight feet across top;
fiveiearsohl; got up tint-Mass. (tan beans-u at
Tier .1: llousmana dork. For further par-
as in
roomwas”
dmggist; A
$00.00. which gives 19 e d
heingln mat the feast?
pltc her’a Gastorla.
Pitcher’e Gastorla.
mnanywustshmaaavsberustofla
Mbmauflhcrtsdform
if a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and illith street. costing
ya
and thaw pearls spun at. .m in. '
trrrs’ bills are line I have to pay 35.00
each forGoctus llloor Cure to cure them;
what would be the saving per mptta i
the dinner should not be given, there
.hm.
inquire at i’laistsd’s drug same where
too have the Muscle-dual
yetinldrrrmtliouy aboutthttssBlnmlCura ”
course can.
Children Cry for
mammals-meow
mnmmhmm—M
children Or! for
e hufruirpiph rm.
,. {a _‘ up. Will
~ Isl-osmiu-
tlculara inquire of him ii. Brown.“ rhmth
Main street. South Norwallr. ah ha
noon work sum. A liked}. :1 ‘
A llosard avenue. East Minsk. at
'fWOarnail farmaoneof sixteen acres. about
one and onohali miles from it. it. demt.
One of seventeen acres. alamt two mllrs from
depot 'l he improvements on them are in fair
condition and truth have a trust supply at fruit
on them. Inquire of Taylor A: Holden. a! ti
\ ('fllll‘MlilA m-hlon llrn bicycle. “pai-
l tern. in first-class only for sale cheap
for cash. llan be seen ht Williamads Allen‘s.
Main stir-rt. Norwalh. mu if
a v
T ‘ ’ known asillrer-hle lmffrrsm
Pavilion. Hear and l‘anfectlolmy ntrm.
ml: and lithium. lnr-ludl tantrum-tr. l'heap
for cash. inqn|re at 1:18 ’aahlugtou street
Mitigation]. urnvalk “I,”
ll. ll. GILBERT utters
M83 Ill oucme
Will give theirelkltth Acnual inhibition and
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Friday Evening. ipril It
The pair ion willhs Iheheat ever given.
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had qty: lsh Dance. dab} hits. in-
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at Eshmfimth
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Walnuts mic-a
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l Admission. 15c.
:4 Admissions with coupons. 50:.
For further partir‘ulans w Fair Journal.
liliSlG Hill. some Noemi".
W. il. KNAI'I’. Manager.
suunnu‘uf'e, m. 8
The Great laughing Festival!
U and l.
lnlrruluring n melunseof melody and mirth.
it till new mugs and dances.
The .llml l’utchy ufi'nrcc Comedies.
l0“ HUGH!
Y0" SCREAM !!
Y0" lEll! H
l’mnlol lu'ro pith marl copies of all the
uilrllftihl scenery and rifecls.
The Casino Haul Garden Scent.
Prices. 75. 50 35c.
Charts at P1 ”than. i Hale's. fl
A . itm’ntl‘lj training
a "haul mr both mu.
Merrl" .tl l~1»1:xera branches
m mum. ldMll'll'R are
slated to omnibus.
Tinn- s'mrt.
TM :14 reasom‘le.
”will: term ind.
April 10th. l‘ fl.
Hand for catalogue III
elegant Collage Jouifll.
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summation,
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college !
Plant "-
Your Tomato Seed
NOW.
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