i‘f
.
ever shown in town, and always the
list Line Of Furnishings
can be found at
NCIS 8!. CO. ’3,
hington St... 80 0. Norwalk.
4
so , sf * Ciehing I '
Ill cloths and II
A.Dickerman & Son,
134 WASHINGTON
IIIIIiums,
china and IapanBSe listings,
Shades and draperies.
W
STREET. SOUTH
"Brussels Carpets
I'IIIITETIIII8 T0 THEIR MAIE8TIE8‘T
Not the crowned heads of some clinic and tottering mon-
archy, but to their Supreme Majesties. the
SOVEREIGN PEOPLE
We are successful in pleasing the masses at all times. You
will be pleased when you buy a can of the Golden Goth Sugar
Peas, picked and canned before sunrise, containing all of the
freshness of the morning dew. If you have not tried than do so.
All previous quoted bargains hold good with numerous others. »
We are making a big run all walong the line. Catch on?
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St
NORWALK. CONN.
TIIE EVENING SENTINEL. 90"" ”I'll-l-
JAIUOOLDII. mummfi.‘ What ‘taeree’teet 0.0m arousing
sadlavlea.
Talus-d :s
“naught mesa DHFEuntisbuildluganswhernon
LN»: “30““! min-Wimb-
.1 9““ i'fl'lnuE’Iu "'3'“ Invocation-upon; opening
ofmiiiinsry takesplace to-day and to-
marrow.
lawicl In“ W.“- forecast.
'l'heweathm-tn dsypromisseto be warmer.
andgensrallyfrompartlyclondytoclondytiil
noon. preceded by rain. with fair intervals.
pndblyfullowsdbyathenderstnrmandclear-
The boat Elln'l’. King is discharging
a cargo of brick at Wilson Point for
lag. Wow It Pro-Illu- to he slur-II!
lairandeoldsr.
WORLD'S PAIR CONTEST.
tee the lost Pep-lee leheel Teaches- Ia
Raymond Brothels.
—Huyler's may. fmh every day. at
lane’s. iii Wadikigtun It.
A lively fawn in aerate at F. J. Wad-
bsma’ market on North Main street, is
atmeting considerable attention today.
Miss Edwina Cousins. entertained
about thirty of her little friends, yester-
day afternoon, at her home on Taylor
avenue.
~llmio four cents a sheetst Coleman’s.
A or. 2 0
T818 COUPONJn or-I
der to be counted. must
he returned to Ten 8mi-
umumce on or before
George VanAlstyne and family moved
yesterday from the borough to their re-
cently purchased residence at it High
street.
The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
. amoeiation will hold an entertainment
" and supper intheir hall Tuesday,even~
ing, April so.
-—Bessouable prices at Lane's depot
.. restaurant. Openallnight.
.08! “"1““ Mrs. P. T. Barnum is very ill at Hot
Springs. N. C. The last report regard-
;' ing her conditionis that she is danger-
I ously sick.
W. W. Comstock. the hardware
dealer. has returned from Clay Springs,
Florida. where he spent the winter on
his orange grove. __
-—Blue-iish. 12w; roe shad,10c. People's
Market. Norwalk and South Norwalk.
.
COUPONSmaybesentbym-thsnde-l .
I; um theolliceof publicattnmordeposlted
.I lathe letterbox at theenlraaceto’l‘na
. 8m office. addressed to "u orld‘s II
. no Editor "
1.7:“ “we...
ism fight-unto
Miss Addie Benton. Over River.
Xre. Cornelia Bennett. (hneord
M iiiitlie District if they are
in,;_£air condition.
_ John Cooney received a handsome
ant silver set ymtcrday for having received
the requisite number of coupons of a
certain brand of tobacco.
The members of the gymnasium team
3 of the South Norwalk Athletic club went
in Bridgeport last night to practice for
as an exhibition to be given there in a short
; ‘_ Remember the place. W In”. “om-1' ”:1“ limo __fl_
_ .» , a“ —Beet quality. Lowest prices. Also
a Wm claim: light lunch. mom Washington street.
To main: ._.—
I I a s .- m m 3 Fivecarsfos' the suburban service of
, Herr lmm loll Over the New York, New Haven and Hart-
5‘. m- 3 m res ford road passed through South Nor-
:‘fil" hi wslk yesterday in the direction of New
43 Washington St.
some NORWALK.
WALLPAPER
I endeavorto have everything
ne'eded in this line and am told A “'11::3’gvgu3333w ..
“W“!W “00k than any Theelcctricstrastrallweyblll. referred
other store in Norwalk. 1 cor- to briefly in nu 3mm. yam-y.
diallyinvite youtocallandsce 00m mm m of type-written
* 11mm. eawes much or such WWW” l' "'1 mM- The
a variety of patterns, but if it is M“ "rutTrggz m‘flyfl.
nutconvenientfor youtocalll‘ mem“dw
shall be very glad to bring ortownmnstdestgnstelothemuulcipal
and give you prices for suthoritias its Molayoute and in.
“your work. quailtyofrellsitpurpossstonse.aswell
m “B Paperhminx :hizhmm‘tzdbe‘h:pplmlzdanh:
' .. aid Decorating.
mmuelpsleentkcdtlesinsv adopt these
Wt IllilE Iiin llli.
York. ._. _ ._-.
A large number of South Norwalk peo-
ple gave a surpr’me last night to Charles
E. Valentine, of Harbor avenue. a fore-
man in J. C. Wilson 1! Cole factory. All
had a pleasant time.
~—l’ure ice Cream.
Washingtonstreet.
William and John IcNamara have so
plied to the county commissioners for a
license to sell liquor in the store, No. 78
North Main street. Thh is less than two
hundred feet from the Congregational
church.
at lane's, 5|
"slilallfliiifi
ELECTRIC 30AM.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
His. Amy C. SpacerCape. formerly of
South Norwalk. to William Church, at
St. John‘s church. Washington. Con-
necticut. Wednesday. the fitth inst.. at 1
o’clock.
—8upper will be served at 5:30 on
Thursday evening in the vacant store.
No.98Wmhingtou street.bythc ladies
of Trinity church. A variety of aprons
plasswitheuyaesesnry amendments,
.dafsllereto set upon them within smitowelswilialsi:befnrsale.
shallbedeemsd a failure to
maxim.“ Charles Hungapopularyoung brake-
mmlmmm’m mp], .. MMWTOHOWII. lid lliss Clara
lteownexpensewlthallordsvslssncdby 14mm 0' WW» '9" W In
Its municipal authorities.“ if In» “Wmlllflchio The W!"
fusss ltcan be compelled to do so by mew- ”0th m...
nisndsmmprocesdlngs muwwmwmm
When thegradeof "mus altered NJWWWWWM W1 00‘!
three-mind remoreite tracks at ”dulmhm
“m mu“ mm” a” AfslMlasd when. w- «mm.
aswgrade.
WI! obtaining dint.- tine hall. lam night.» listen toaneu-
m‘udwoufl‘mur terhlnmsntof rarssblllty. Acomlc
Minna-mm.” ' m. sntitlsd“Uae|silmbysAi-rlvsi”
werveryilastysaseatsd. (learning-r-
Io.stillwastbelockywinawottbsprobllaul-
“Nihilutlbiuthsmber. One
within fining hundrsdmdfuershssemwssetakea.
.stJohnH.Fsr-rls’dock withe MD of
lissfluleWalhwijsrkdsleJhnsv
da.lsthe guest of Him Beale Pelton.
Gbéstuutstrert.
ThesohoonerEvaLl’rrrlsisexpeoted
athlsnuPolnt to-dsy withs cargoof
coalfor'JohniI.Ferris.1
Mimlenaflsgemf Iferiddims spend-
lnga week with her unanimlh Flor-
enceBrsdley.23Annstreet.
The schooner William B. Tompkins is
brick for the new Brenner. building.
The Rouseyesterdsy passed the roo-
lutions incorporating the borough of
Bidgetleld and the South Norwalk club.
—-Come with your family and take
supper with the lsdias'of Trinity church
onThursday evening. April 13. in the
vacant store, 03 Washington street. Ad-
mission, 10 cents; supper 35 cents.
Sturtevant advertises more bargains
today. among those worthy of especial
mention being mantel and banging
clocks.
At the recent meeting of the Fairiield
County Medical society in Bridgeport,
Dr. W. C. Burke. Jr.. was selected dis-
tator for the semi-annual meeting of
the society. « ___
In the Senate, yesterday. a bill psmed
which amends the statute so thattax
lleus may be filed within one year after
tax is due and will draw interest at
seven per cent. during the existence of
the lien. ‘The lien shall remain for five
years. _..___
—hlr. W. Gilbert Howell's dancing
clsaies' eighth annual reception and er-
hibition. given in Music Hall. to-morrow
night. will include many specialties and
will he the best ever given.
All the boss of the lire alarm system
are to be reprinted abright red, with a
band of red around each pole to which a
box is attached. The new box at the.
junction of Fafffleld avenue and Cedar
street will probably beNo.2-'i, and the
one at the corner of South Main and
Monroe street. No. 4!. The circuits will
be altered. the wires now attached to
buildings being transferred to poles.
NOBWA LR NEWS.
A Ilreesy Budget of Items From the
mail-lotto...
G. & S. H. Holmes have purchased a
new horse.
Charles Helm. of New York, isvisit-
ing his parents on North avenue.
William McPherson has accepted a
position in TheJ. T. Prowitt Co's Nor-
walk store.
A Keeley league was formed in Don-
bury last night. as a result of the eiforte
of Isaac lves.
Bernard Keyser, who has been in Nor‘
walk in the interest of a horse insurance
company. left town today for Birming-
ham.
Denmsn Thompson will positively ap~
peer with his superb company In the
”Old Homestead." at the Norwalk Opera
House. early next month.
The funeral of Alonso Kelly was held
from his late residence on lain street,
yesterday afternoon. Rev. C. I. fielleck
officiating. D. W. Raymond accom-
paniedthe remains to Ashfleid, if...
where they will be buried.
While getting out a water wheel from
the ruins of Tieers 0: Co 's curled hair
factory at Branchville. yesterday. irvlug
Reed ran a rusty ball into his hand. in-
flicting a painful wound. He had it
motorised by a physician to-day.
—'I'he line of spring capes and wraps
at the Beanie-suite. Norwelk is as pretty
as a room full of painting.
li- liattio Merrill. daughter of Mr
and lire. Ildwsni Herrill. was married
Tuesdaysi‘tsraoou sthsrbomscnl'rence
street. Norwalk. to Bnnford Stair
Beech.“ Trumbull. 111. Rev. c. if.
flsllsck performed the ceremony.
Hon. John 8. fleymour. coininlmioner
ofpassnb. left Norwalk on that o'clock
train this morning for Washington, D.
0.. to be there on Hetero». wheelie
willbeswcrnin.aed attheclueeof
hushe- Bsmulay night he will take
sharp-of the 0933;»
’l'beCoiamou Plus Court. crinind
dds, mmehatiirlduqort.ysstisday
mung.wlthledgeI.J.Wabi-oathe
beach. Walter Aibla. who appealed
from tilesmswiesof themsrtialnn-
city. isvlsltinglirs. lsry P. Stone. of!
Camp street.
Hiss ClaraCuleman. ”The singing and
dancing soubretts, and lllss Nora Ic-
Bbes will soon appear before a Norwalk
audience in A popular play.
Rev. George Vs‘a Ahtyne will go to
Brooklynfiaturdaymndwlllpreaohtothe
people of his new chargeon the follow-
ing day. Rev. A. ll. Wyatt, late of
Winsted. who succeeds lfr. VanAlstyne
here. will preach in the Norwalk Metho-
dist church on Sunday.
--Tbe display of novelties in spring
garments at the Boston store, Norwalk.
surprises the experienced critic and skill-
ed dealer by their neatuem, beauty and
low price.
The concert at the Norwalk Opera
House, Wednesday evening. April 19. by
the choir of Grace church. will be well
worth attending. There will be choruses
male quartcttes, solos and duetts. not a
specialty beingdull «uninteresting. The
chart opens at Pinneo‘s on Saturday.
Officer Northrup arrested John June,
the expreesman. yesterday afternoon, on
acounler suit brought by Erprcssman
Lincoln. June was taken before Justice
Three, who adjourned the one until Sat—
urday afternoon at 2 o‘clock. Both
cases are thcoutoomeof an argument
between the till-EL
Philip Phillipe, Jr., gave the last of
his series of lectures at the Norwalk
Congregational church, last night, his
subject being “Picturesque America."
He showed many beautiful illustrations
of the natural and artificial landmarks
of this country. Biscutertninments will
long be remembered by the large and
appreciative audiences which he drew.
Next Ifonday E. If. Lockwood will
leive Norwalk with a string of noted
horses. He goes first to Philadelphia.
where he will get the animals in training
for the Point Brenna races. commenciv g
May Ill. He will remain in the Quaker
City six weeks. then go to Baltimore,
and so on through the circuit. The
horses he takes with him are Lucille,
Picket. Madison Chief. Miss Hunter and
three green bays. _>
Hrs. W. F. Fawcett's miliinery open-
ing is in program this week. Her show
windows are but a reflection of the
choice assortment of hats. trimmings
and novelties to be seen inside. She
shows a rich line of imported flowers.
and headed trimmings catch the eye in
the various show cases. An attractive
line is also found here in mourning
goods. Large hats, trimmed in bright
colors. willbeexceedingly popular with
the young ladies this season. while older
persons will wear the small bonnets. For
summer wear large leghorns and chips
will be very popular. Ladies who have
not yet purchased their spring headgear.
should callon Hrs, I-‘swcett or see the
display at her South Norwslk branch, in
charge of Miss Vsn'l‘aseell
ROWAYTON.
Daniel Wicks is in Baltimore.
Last Tuesday night several young peo-
ple surprised Ilia. Stone.
Wesley Fallon moved his household
goods from fiumford to this place yes-
terdsy. lie will occupy the St. John
place.
Rev. l-‘. W. (,‘rowder passed all three
of hh examinatlcus at the mum of the
conference in Danbury in a highly aatIev
factory manner andhashrenelectedto
eldrr’s orders.
DABIBN.
The long Distance Telephone com
pany's men are here again. completing
the stringing of their wires.
Edward Hurray died Friday at the
Mdiers' Home. The burial took place
Huntley. in Hpring (trove cemetery.
The family of L. It. True are expected
heretodayto take pour-ion of their
summer residence. the m place.
Ire. Jamie ll. Richoh. who formerly
occupied Ire. lonshan‘s piseeadjetniiig
Dr. Clark‘s at 0s Ridge. died Sunday at
her borne in Brooklyn. Tier "mains
must-gtkewiresfortksrcstal‘fele-
”companions-steam
Ital). Portsrlad.“ New York:
om 'l'lllt Ithllt. Whence all this buhbub, this great commotion —
I". “I om. ”, I. “I. That stirs all minds from lake to ocean?
lee-all.
And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will hear it,
How we give a Worlds Fair ticket;
Add the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
Him Nettie Warren is quite sick at ha
home on Vanandt avenue;
Hrs lary Ann Roberts died yesmro
day of malarial fever at her home. 31
East avenue. liraltoberts wssin her
fiftieth year. The funeral will be held
‘ Mlltambhs ”m
Wham-may. The
was tie-1.11% in Ir. m ”NM?! CWT!-
Iesss. and George M will . ._
Sunday afternoon from the houseat 2
o‘clock. and from Trinity church. at 2:30
o'clock. __
WESTPOBT.
Trinity Guild met this week with Mia
Miriam Coley.
Hrs. L. H. White, of Brooklyn. is visit-
ing Mrs. P. H. Nash.
George Tattle, of New Haven, has
been in town during the week.
Miss Linda P. Thorpe. of Bridgeport,
isthe guest of her brother, George F.
Thorpe.
Miss Florence Foster. of Green Farms,
hasbeenaguest of friends here during
the week.
The Pet Haboney Irish Comedy com
pany is booked to appear here next
Wednmday evening.
lire. B. L. Woodworth. wife of Cash-
ire Woodworth. of the First National
bank. died yesterday afternoon. after
a short illnu of pneumonia.
On Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
Westport people had to dispense with
the city water, as it was shut off to allow
repairs to be made at the pumping
station.
Philip Phillips, is to deliver his
lectures at National Hall. tonight. to-
morrow and Saturday night. the pro-
ceeds of which will go towards furnish-
ing the Methodist Episcopal church with
electric lights.
Compo Engine company held its an
nual erecting Monday night and elected
the following officers: Foreman. Wil-
liam H. Wells: assistant foreman. John
Fitzgerald; secretary. W. S. Jones:
treasurer, Charles H. Taylor; chairman.
Robert K. Gault: foreman of hose.
Joseph Hills; librarian. August Nowack.
George A. Hills' People‘s Theatre com-
pauyare playing a return engagement
at the Opera House. this week. Their
work. as usual. is excellent. and has
gained for them new laurals. George
A. Hills and Miss AliceKemp are ‘
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
18 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call. 52- 3. I
- Columbia
Columbia Pneumatic
Tires can be perman-
ently repaired in less
than one-half thetime
of any other tire by
our new method.
Call and see this
bound to suit our customers.
58 WALL man.
Taylor at Coldeii.
Real Estate and lnsuranceI
WASHINGTON man.
Persons looking foralnt. or house and c.dlotc. I
with the view pun bias nxz. arel .
call and examine our list. “e have Them for
sale in cter)’ panel the city at rrnsonab nableI
prices and on can terms. soil it I
W A NT I“ O.
”basins“ wanted ’
rooms. on. Apply at No. 81‘ullcs street.
South SorvraIk. all fit
(‘OACHMAV understanding the care of
home and to make himself generally use-
ful Apply to M. De fiber tf
TO LET.
I)ART of house on Day street I! rooms. Rent
I: I’mseesion wAJrilo“ l51h. Apply to “.
First class table
\‘onngs. at Lockwood al .. . 'lt
~RO0M house one but mile «on; depot.
I 3': er month Inquire 0.1-: Barker:
South ain street al.31
great favorites hem. and are always sure
of a full house. The company has been
reorganized since their visit her. Febru-
ary 20th. and a number of new faces are
seen in the cast. The close their on-
garement here Satu ay evening. and
next week will be at Seymour.
Connecticut Patents.
The following were issued April ii.
1893. List funiIshi'd from ofliceof' A. M
\t‘oostcr. solicitor of minute. llridgepmt.
(743nm:
Frank Armstrong, Bridgeport, die
stocszlbert D. T-‘ieiil. Britt rt. shoe
fastening; Frederick A. lane. New Hav-
en. oil can; Henry J. Kellogg, New Hav-
en. awning frame; Albert W. Johnson.
New Haven, loom; Henry Green. Hartv
ford. inc-ailment lamp: Horace K.
Jones. Hartford. mechanism for feeding
blanks; Francis H. Richards. Hartford
valve rod guide: Addison ti. Wan-o
house. Hartford. electric arc lamp.
Lewis G. Atwood, Waterbn lamp:
William A Barnes. Plantsvi ilo. sash
cord guide: l'rankJ. Herric.k New Brit-
sin. attachment hammock ropes: Jay
Lyon. Judd's Bridge. :pmpagsting
has; J. \.\v' Ileserve and W. Morse.
Stamford. clutch; Wilbur F Osborne.
Ansonis. buckle (three patents); William
Sterne. llerlin. buildin: flange E.
Adams, New Britain. reign (two pat-I"
entail; Albert 1' Bishop i'loutnin
design.csnopenerk; Hahn a lion
Haven. trade mark . pies.
The minet‘lsmberiein'sl‘nug b lienmly
h need the better It is liked. We know
of no other remedy that alwavs gives“
sethfaotiom ltlsgcod when you first
catch cold. It is good when your cough
issoatevlandyourlnngs are com It is'l'
gmdlnanykndofa cough. We have
sold twenty iivedoaen of It and ev
hottle has given satisfaction. iltedman
Friedman. d Ilium Lake.
lion. so cent iii-slur sale byG. C.
littlkim drugght.
Persian whom subject to attacks of
tritium colic can almost luvsrisbly tell.
by their feelings. when to caplet an at-
tsck. If Chamberlain's Colic, mailers
and Diarrhea Remedy is taken as soon
as three symptoms appear. they can
wards" the disease. Bach persona—w
should always keep the remedy st hand.
ready for lmassdiateaas when needed.
Twuorthreedusssofitatths hull-e
will save time much suffering. create
constant...
Pltc her's Oastorla.
Children Cry for
Pitchers casterle.
mehhywmizlneepveksrm
inanimate-mama.
mummified-grounds.
WhhkflMhfieII-M
”07m resonant
“MENUS lptlll!
”Md
mum
r
hbmwmamm
4 ROOMS in second story over Parrington a
meat market. Rent. I0 int sire of 0.
Ewart: at the office of 'T' c Old 'ellCigar
( o. It} \i ashington st. ’ftf
Sl\ rooms of second floor of So. “sprint:
strrct; rent 3L". Ala) <11 rooms at .\n to;
rent, SIT. Apply to W. W. Lester of Th1 l ro—
fat or Kneppi‘ u ,m u
“0 new homes It moms sllv'l) on tote
MINI East \nrxm k. hath hot and "Old
eater Motionnn Iuha. l r- In IUkrl of E. E.
lillflll'lll _\'.. l‘il' r-I v-zon v. or} lw__
TWO h- wisest" let by the tear near station
Row-y! II ('unn HI '1 rmmhnuu. and
wash house- and cartlrn 27 :1 month: u or houn-
Grooms 5tff'rd Inml III) hearing iriii 1 trees.
giaullisru. wash house. “will huis .liw cell
of wait 1' and Ii it rn. 5'10 pr r Iiiumii TIIIITIlrl'.
station agent. lilo Diw—
1 UI' sit. IT Franklin stint ”in and Im
inncmrnts in. Edwlnwmluvx of Brown
0 WI ma. I110 [er
’1‘“ REE rooms W ater sin-e1. 84 or. two rooms
”Water street. 8‘ ll}: live rimmsw aver street.
. seven room house Taylor avenue, ’Illlll:
wer door Monroe street.
Ely “altrnue. till). RA
lat". up er floor
MOSD ROS.
VI‘HIr “00111“th horneetcml. Inrlnilln two
largo- bnrns. orchard. garden pint .‘awn
etc. l' on I» leased for a term of 11.
litre oft). Swain. "nice of the Old“?! ellf‘ miner
AUDIT Washington at Eittf_
OWIR part of house. 3 r nimn 'odward
J avenur. below the tIeIlgnIunils. Kent 89.
Apply to it. A Woodward. at if
Stone kan:A apartments
Possess
101M111. John mix-me m.
TORI leaNos-th Mala at. mlpperll f
"S ‘ Huntington Him-e” Henry! streetmljga's‘t
”135:” Jo in: ii Kunming?“
more No Linnea
ment- in new housi- ont' mes
Ion"a at once. Apply
Strut. mikiuih
11018! of seven rooms on (‘erlar street.
item. Mull. Apply to F. llayrs. liter'th
1.210”: April let. ”the «I». and hearers-ht No.
ashlngtou street. now occupied by
illioualdson. :lgulreai ihsod'lceof the
Oh! “all (‘igar (3:: Washington st. mil 1!
'l‘VD rooms rarh No. I Ann
thh‘movwalk. Apply tag. '1‘.
IliiltAilhtdmosaa, ilret «‘31:»th
ater It sewer matter- A
(l. liaulenbeck. atheism sires/1.16m”:
I.”
- rm
[’0' HALE.
Llillt'll'S ammo-s. bet llnltle new:
I! madttieanv
ran». Apply sttkieuflre M”
A" mama so. mohair “1...? web
f.rame Fol-l weave removing out of
tows "Apply at I Wat street. tie. Norwalk.
[hit when. Nearly new. i aim of J.
“It. flay-nail jive, Mlle ftlve'lir.1 Ullw
ATV lb“ murmur with left sails
Ears-m teat sis int-hes mm
”are warm.“ ”Ca-hem“
mime-r-
hell-st imgriflmalk. M.fl~:n
FIRST OF ALL.
Blue Baum
Alaska Peas:-
Bhould be planted stones foranlfl
extrassriycrop.
TESTED
"enamels
Ilsnlord's Floral ctIIIII,
Norwalk.“.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIIEE DELIVERY,
stories sum.
21 Wall st., Norwalk
TPlephone call, 5— 'l- 3.
Bicycles
l
All of the New Models for 1893 now in stock for immediate delivery.
Get your wheel at once and save vexatinns delays.
No machine in the
world can showlthe
record for durability
. that has been shown‘
by the Columbia.
elegant line of wheels before placing your orders. “Fears
Terms easy. Catalogue free. .
EACH TIRE FULLY WARRANTED.
JACKSON BROTHERS.
NORWALI. CONN. mmdm
gnfnfaumieqfs
A IlIIANII EAIII!
Will be held at the
ARMORY. Norwalk.
For one week, commencing
MIINIIAY, APIIII. III,
Under the auspices of
llll. II. 4th IlEliT..li. II. 8.,
lllllllllll iIIIIIllllIl, fill. 4 and
PIlliIlIIIIflIIIIliIlJIu.Milli].
Admission. I5c.
For further particulars sec Fair Journal.
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w. ll. KIAPP, manager.
SATURDAY __E_VE' Ii APB. l5
W Twrc are you going In broil} maid r
To mvdshpgml by the ight ofthe Mom" she
sin
The Only and Original
Fowleitllarminglnn' stnmedians
in their revised and reconstructed versionof
The play that has made all Alene. Laugh
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\cw Features. New it laltlcs. .
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The loudest laugh oiths Season.
I'IIOIS. 35c. This. Mie-
cuml in advance at l’LAlL-IITBD' a and li-ale'e
drugstores.
Fun! Funll Funlll
"Lat la Innocent Man Escape.”
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W ill be held under the auspices of and fee
the benefit
The Public Library
m-.
MUSIC HALL.
Wednesday Eve's. Aprillli
This novel and fun vvokl eat rtalnme i
will be according {tube 115:.“ :rrgular a
Court of Justice.
(Inc of our mi in ,e . irdrlllfl-Ifll be tried.
In ”I’ll!“ royals
PlyInonIII Back Room.
A Jury of twelve Poll lW- -‘l‘ewasasa
will “tile as to Til—t fill“.
Able lawyervhsvs been negated 1n pom-
rntn and defend tiueceee An interesting. 1‘
citing sad Iangkahleentertainaimi l-assuml.
Do not fall to be mat and hear the-
uyeslsg of the Court.
ludicrous laps-seller: of the Jury,
Testimony of the Illusion.
Argeneais ef the lawyers.
charge of the Jsry. Bic.
Thwart“ wilil under ihspersoaal
the Newton I Item: .I
were. .w.‘ .mkshieeaeeem
TIBIETO. - it Bill;
Tint-ticket be hanged!
”mt“: 31'1th
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listens.” eed snarl a:m.'i?i
all
in mm ' m 3
units It llltllt
Wm airs their Aesael lakikllse and
IMO IALI. soon “unaware.
Norwalk Chronicler