Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 25, 1894 · page 4

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“A bottle of

' Heined’stough liemedy

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Prescriptions carefully com-
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I Druggist,

48 Washington St.

SOUTH NURWALK.

 

 

. Wall Paper,
2: runs. :olis, cuss.
BRUSHES. etc.

 

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WIII guarantor Solicitation In

Vitus only szolt'o Pure.
While Ind and Boot linmil
III.

E. E. Gorham,

lo. 2 First Avenue.
QAST NORWALK.2

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,IEilllllt BIISIIIESS Ililllllli.
[Winter Opening.
Janna”! 2. l894.

‘ Under 31W PLAN all entering the

Mir mopton opening day. ms)

as” rant In Typewriter on mm-
noon

at study.

I hfiih‘dédhi‘iliiili‘iil
vso n ”Commercial-nor. -
etc. to utter Ill open to M.

In and desirous pf kmnlnu
iriarallfra till particu-
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Harri" College.
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HATS,

‘ JXMEBGOLIIEN. Editor and Proprietor.

Tutu—l year 85:0 months, [2.50 ; 3 months
81.16: Imonth. Iii) cents: single copies. 3 cents

sourrt siftiwnx m. ALARM.

Box il-Corner Wnsllintrton and North Mnin
streets.

Box 4 . Corner Day And 'l'ollcs streets.

Box B~Cross street.

Box 12<Weat strcot. opposite li‘rsnltlin street
school. ' '

Box Iii—Concord street. opposite school.

Box M~~Corner North Main and Ann streets.

Box Iii—Corner High street and linyriew
avenue.

Box ill—Norwalk iron Works building.

Box 17»—Corncr West nvenno and (‘ednr
street.

. Box ill—Corner
avenue.

Box 23~ Corner Ely avenue and iionton street.

Box Zfl—Comsr South Main and Monroe
streets.

Box ail—Electric Light sution.

Box IL—Fairfleld avenue and Cedar street.

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j, Miniature Aim-nae for To-morrow.
Finn Rises Sun Sela ' High Tide ' Low Tide
at 7:10 an 5:2 I at 2.20 I or my

New York Horald Weather ll'om Mt.

The weather to-duy promises to be generally
Llenrinu and decidedly coldrr..procodrd in tho
r‘nrly morning by rain. alert and snow. follow-
ed by rlcsrinrr wonther rind n “cold wnve.‘
Tomorrow I! promise-l In be still colder and
rlenr.

lowest Point of the 'I'harmomolor.

The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-tourhours. endinuui noon Iii-(iii) was
24' Above zero.

NOI‘TII NORWALK.

What the People of Our City are not».
and Saint.
A son was born yestcrduy to Mr. and
Mrs. John McMahon, of West fli’r‘nllt”.

Tilt-six pounds of sirloin stvnk given
away yesterday by Butcher E. .l Wad-
hlms, wont to .l. i. Dunning, of School
street. ‘

—-Plenty-of delicious bread, at lane‘s

The electric light. commissioners are
sending out their annual report. it thou-
sand copies of which have been printed
in pumphli-t form for distribution.

Miss Charlotte P. Bryan. :1 teacher in
tho (‘oncord street school, is ill with the
Victor
W. Ferric, in teacher in the evening
school, is substituting for her.

“Salvage nnd npurerlb mo Illv

pound. :It linyes' market.

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Several South Norwulk pcopb- wont to
Bridgeport last night to bear "Nod"
Murphy, the well‘known advocate of
temperance, who in holding nee-rim of
meetings in llul (Brand ”peril Ilmmn.

John llodcmeycr, .lr. lute private
secretary of Tmipcrrim'e (irritur Ned
Murphy. and one of tho hunt-known
newspaper men in the Htutv, mode Tut:
SEXTINEI. n plrnsunt call this illul’llliliz.

Edward Iioycr- and Vorhros Johnson
have returned to South Norwulk, from
Plummit N. .l,, where they have been do-
ing plumbing work during the past two
weeks for W. ll. Meeker & l.‘n.. on n
largo: hob-l and three cottngrn.

-A good time promised all who attend
the grand ball of tho Arion Singing
Society, in their handsome hull on Madi-
son street. Monday night.

Owing to some irregularity nbout the
tint Milt’, linilod HIM”! Mnrshul Strong
hon ordered the atrium lug Aries. lying at
Wilson Point, to be resold to satisfy
claims mode. by «um-rel ilbellunis. The
sale will trike place on Thursday. Palm»
cry I. hi. I‘.’ o‘clock noon.

The adjourned nnouul meeting of the
Houth Nnrwulk Congregational church
will behold til-night. including u devo-
tiormlserriccdcports (or the your 1808
from live depurlmcnls of church work,
and such other business as may he
brought before tho meeting.

roricly.

Members or! tho Nonfiuirr-t l‘inriow-
merit Order, which had quite in llvlurish-
lug branch here some rnutitirs ago, have
receiml notice in send all claim against
the order to Warm inter. Mons. where
they will receive attention. it hi thought
the order will be shin to my eighty‘ilre
cents on theI dollar {or all clnlmn (against

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“Largest and best selected stock in
town. People’s Muriel.

The athletic etlilbition ironwork-«Ito
take plans in Binmford, last. night. was
indefinitely postponed. Daniel ticinryre,
oi South Norwnlk, who was at the heal
of it. no onsbls to secure a boil for the
event, The Advocate so” Mr.» liillrr
dolly refused to M hill boil for the noon-
otooJrarm thltthe mod booths»
W Pom ml “BMW you;
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—-Lsue‘u for candy. price. unnlily and v

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We Sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the slate.

FRANCE.»- & f 00.

86 Washington St,

80. Norwalk.

Perhaps This Will Interest You. ,.
Always the BEST HORSES for the Least Money at
BROOKSIDE FARM,

m. H. PARSONS.
THE, EVENING" SENTINEI."

S. W. Hoyt will entertain the l. H, I“.
to-murrow night.

It ll. Taylor, of South Norwidk. has
returned from n visit in New Yorlr.

The Norwalk Wheel club will hold a
meeting tonight. All members are re-
quested to be present. '

~—Children’n shirt waists at 2:3 cents.
Cannot be matched for quality and price.

W. .-\. Benedict.

The choir of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church will meet for rehearsal to-
morrow night with their leader. E. ii.
Crowr. at his home on West nvcntlo.

—Three pounds of the best shoulder
steak for 25¢: all other meals as cheap in
proportion. Hayes' market.

Eugene Taylor, who was assaulted in
Manlly's stable in Stamford. Inst
Tumiay morning. and we: sent to the
Norwalk Hospital. left thzlt institution
this morning, having ncnrly recovered
from the injuries he received.

John Sumbcrg was arrested last night

. for asking people on the struts {or two

or three cents to buy it roll,nnying hr-
wss in a starving condition. [in was
portly intoxicfited and had lx'tween sev-
enty and eighty cents in bi: prxrkr-ts. He
was accused of vugrancy and this mom-
ing Justice Barrett sentenml him to
jail tor ten days.

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W at

-Bergainn in children's suite and reel
cm. at W. A. Benedict‘s.

The club for young women. it‘t'r‘lllly
orgnnized in South Norwalk. met in the
shorthand rooms in Lauder"; block. inst
night. Miss Carrie Foster was elected
secretary and Miss M. E. Walsh, treasurv
er. it was voted to leave the: selection
of: name for the club to a council of ten
members. Mrs. William liubbr-ll. of
Norwalk, gave an interesting talk on her
trip to the World» Fuir.

«Those chocolntes in tho window at
l.nne's.‘3ilo. pound.

The graduating close of "M. Sloth
Norwalk High .30th have arranged to
give two entertainments in the Franklin
street school hall next month. The first
one will be held Tuesday evening. the 6th,
and will be a mueiculc, u very attractive
programme for which is row being ar-
ranged. The other will be given Wed-
nesday evening. the itch it Will be an
illustrated lecture on "Ventral .ifricu."
by Rev. ii (i Shflrsn'ui. posit)? Of the
Baptist church.

in

~~—Round steak is I
linyr-n' market. ‘

n lirrllllil, nt

.-\ very unique and attractive enter-
tainment, in the way of o {clumpin-
settling notional scenes of the Midway
i’lnisunce at the World's Fair. is un-
nounccd by the ladies of lbet'nngrcua»
tional church for next wee-Ir. It is board
thntthls will lmogenerulsocinl anther
ingot friends vi the rhnrcb. nnd no
pains will be spared to moire It on enjoy—
able one. Hopper will in.- «erred from
half past five to eight o'clock, ut the low
price of twenty-live vents. Admission
will be only tr-n cents. sothut all may
come.

-—Scc our line of children's odd pants
at 25c. Nothing over shown in lawn
like them. \V. A. Benedikt.

SilIIWA ll“ KIIWB'.

A ”rm-n Budget of Home Inn-r tho
0 rm End of Town.

Rev. James ii. Hmith boa returned
from the iiridgeport hospital.

Rdwnultlreunry has been appointed
postmaster at Weutorr. vino .l. ll.
Gregory. deceased.

~«Turkeys. 12m. People's Muriel.

The electric light wires in front of
Thomas it tlorlson's residence on Wm
avedue become crooner! inst night. produc-
log a brilliant display.

ll. Walter Alkonwlll loud the conse-
crullon service utthe ryuortorly meeting
of the Union. in the Congregntlonnl
church. Tuesday evening, February ll.
A—The \iomullr Boston store will be
closed next Friday forenoon for stock:
tnklnc. ‘ _ d

The members oi the Brotherhood of
Bl. Andrew. 0! Ell. Paul's church, will
be addressed this evening, in the parish
rooms. by John W. Wood. general score-
tsry of the Brotherhood of ill. Andrew
in the United Slam.

The Norwolh and South Norwall
Electric Light coupon: hm on cloc-
trioiao st wort: repairing the rm tempo
M‘itilkinflothcr improvements to the
system. the mu

 

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Mortln Item, I. ill with the grip.
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There willibo a dance tau-night in Theo-
dore Prince's blacksmith shop at Broad
River. W WM

Poslmuter H. E. Hoyt died at his
home in Silvormlne‘. this morning. used
“you”. .

important business will be transacted
at the meeting of Kaboom Encampment
this evening.

The employer at the Wheeler straw

lug ten hours s day.

The Board 0! Relief of the town have
reduced the eminent on bank stock
alone about $250,000.

~i’ork chamopposire Iinycn'. Permit-'8
Hnrflt. “W...

Frank ii. Merrill will commence cut—
ting ice Monday. on Norwnlk'a uppti’
rmcrmir at lewieboro. \. Y.

Business was resumed at iaouurd's
coal yard yesterday afternoon, ii. w.
Maples having rccerptell for the attach—
incur.

”wing to the freezing oi the mud in
the streets, work is at a standstill in the
street cleaning department to-day. Much
satisfaction is expressed with the work
already done.

There will be a business meeting ol’
the Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor connected with tlw Norwnlk,
Congregational church. in the chapel,§
to-nigbt, immodlntriy after the prayer
meeting. for the purpose- of electing new
members

The funernlot W. i. llmwu. who was
killed in a railroad accident at t 'ququu.
Miss, was held from the home of his par
rents on Main street, at II o'clock this
momiug. llev.(lnrrett iiaulenheck edict»
uteri. The remains worr- token to Bruin-lb
ville for burial.

Mayor Keeler upporntod. this morn
lng,the relief committee to not with
Councilman i’iunoo. They are Rev $2.,
ii. Watkins. Rev. W. J. Slocum, itev.‘
I". E. Robbins, Charles F. Tnstrnrn and
Homer Merrill. )Iuynr Km'lrr i4 i'ilitif'
man of the committee

«.We are determined not to inventory
any candy next Friday. so wv have
marked down the prices to tlgurrsihnt
will close it out quickly The Nivl’l’fllk
RUMOR store.

The Misses i'er'k,of i'ampsirect. will
give u banjo musicalr. Monday err-hing.
Mia-i Edith i’eck has just completed it
course of banjo instruction under the
tutorohip of Prof. Brooke. of New York.
She has made rapid advancement. and is
now an accomplished mimiciun.

The remodeling of iholirc alarm sys-
tem of Norwalk. suggested by Chief i-ln-
sinner l‘rowltl It the meeting oi the City
Council Inst night. is made net‘rmry
by the In way in which the system was
originally constructor] and thuiooee man-
ner in which the telephone and electric
light wires hung. in to heavy wind tho
wires come together and scrcral crosses
is the result. The telephone wiren will
be put in shape when the system In re-
huili. which is not very far dislunt.

.\t tho next "reeling"! tlwcxvcutivo
committee of the Norwalk ('hristian l-Zn-
dent'or l'nion a prose correspondent will
be appointed whose duty it willbeto
bnvc published in nomi- oi the local
papers such matters of Christian linden-
ror intelligent-e us may come under his
olmarvation or that may be rout to him
by representatives of the various socie-
ties in the Uniouzulso to communicate
spcciul features of tho organizution to
tho intornntionai paper of the society in
Boston I

«Fresh Ilsh,oll kinds. I‘coplo‘n Market.

The members of tho Alphu Wheel club
have certainly prepared on inturt’rting
programme for their minstrtln. at the
Norwnlk Upon Home, next’l‘uesdoy and
Wednesday r-ronings, January 530 and Bi.
Now j'lkt'li urrd new rungs will abound.
”Songs of the Day," illustrated, will ban
novel and omurlng feature of the tint
port. The announcementahut (learns
R. Nash will have lull charge of the
musical portion of the programme to a
collision: guarantrotlmtit will be first
class in cvery mp'u. 'l'iu- boyu deserve
ocrowded house nt each performance,
amino doubt they will have it.

Milli 'IZIIE RIVER.
lows Ind nos-Ir of the tray in loot
Nnrwnll.
Ernest Hopkins. of Osborn arcane, re-
turned ycsterdoy from bi.- rloil to'i‘o
ronto. Canada. M

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Mrs. Cornelia Iloriung l-l lying very
dongmusly ill at the home of her
daughter, tin. Themes Woorl.on Hill
street.

in the case of llfloer l). Rsrrdoll sir-inst
Captain Oscar ill. John. which was to
hove been tried this morning before Jug
tloc Coolidge, the plaintli! yesterdoy
withdrew thoaction and thus coded
whet prowl-ed to be a lengthy conic»
In the courts. The action was brought
lorccom dam..- lor "mil plouof
llrnlm which the plslnm clotnwdlho
dofondsnl intact-ore: farm 7 .
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Kollarl
A mnn named Sey our [)rupo ml :I
week or two ago to bury humor-ll alive
on the chem of l.nko(‘lluulamprunnd ill.

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low whmit to be sown over his grun- nt-

0! India. I‘ould he do this he Would. of
course. be eirsymnding tlic lows of nuturr‘l
IUI‘ thirty «iltyri, Iii!I [Ir't‘ii'nl UI lliri i'nllmr
tury interment. AM it: matter of incl.
Keller. the magician. who will In: in on in
South Norwulkfiolur-Iuy night. at Music
Hall. dew fonts much! more Wrindr-rl'ul
than this, and learned them direct from
tho original adept» oi the Host. the ”in
doomnrvcl “(ll’kt'l'h This will In- the
lust opymrtunitv to we Kollar lu-n- for u
good many your-I. “El In: is ulmniy in -nm
on a tour of tin: wort i, lie mm mmr-s
direct from liily'r- Thrulro. in New York
city, where he pwrforniyul triumphantly
during a long :ir'ries oi tt‘t‘t‘liti and under
the ,rnmt trying unupiml.

Wore Written by ”kiln-r Knoll,"
ly'vlilm' lion/mg S" uiiilv I. In your n
port of Iii-v. ii. N. llliunihfiy lei-Inna
“History ui Ilm i'inglijili Initiating-A." ll
pnblil‘dn-d “llii‘ll Mr.
Dunning nplly nppropuiutrd In iilu-siruir»
his it‘tz'llll’I'. do the Illlti“ llil‘l‘ thus boon
r'illllfllllll'll Ill u let-turn. llllflllri tlu- unth-
or‘s name. und by a prominent gentle
man and viii/«u. tool ink» u sort of
pinionublr- pride in paying that the
versus wcro wrrtivn by myself rind pub
iishml A few years ago under tho mm: «l.
[throw of "Klirr‘r Ktl‘ifi

I'. W. K\ \l‘l’,

Nut-walk. it

Do Your Eye» Tolunlilr You?

If so. there is on sub r. suror, or client".~
or method Hirilllnining piopvr rvlix-i than
to consult Mr. Elliot iiilusowmih, a spec-
iniint of '25! _\'bnr~' I‘KIH‘I'II‘UI‘N. .llr. Iiouac-
wurtlr run be found n- usual ill .\. W.
;\u~tin'.~ chr-ir) wire. Nurwnlk. l’riduy.
.inuuury ‘lli. our on} «lily.

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-'iv*'”‘.'" .‘lzu rim hill hi I lnl‘lil “z. . mm
’ilu- I’ui-inu ul‘ iiu- I uluJ

The into “I ll:-* i"I'I’lll:I" Hum I‘i [mild
in lookcd lilwu usinvuniiigw :‘iniu tlmih,
itionot surprmn: ll.'iI ixpv‘rimmts lo
lil‘il‘rlullll' thn inm'i’o of thii .iwful
[unison ii'uunld Minot1 \zirir llllt‘llllilll
when Ihry nrc tomb in o avioniiiiv lllnli'
nor entitlirn; illlrll‘ rmull» in be Ill‘t'i‘pil‘ll
with l'iillli'lt'lll'i‘ fiurhr xrwi'inmntu hurr-
rccontly I'm in r'nndnvt ~~l li_\ .‘li‘. A. A.
Kilnihili'it. ’lliu \l'ilHll w.“ obtained
bypreesing lhc lends ll liviugmbriis.
by whirl: uvrw Hymn: biwratinn the
(It‘lldiyilnid \"m «invizcnl our of ilw
fangs.

The fluid drim n r_\' r;
it yellow rattlinliiiit‘vi
nrzlbir' or thodriwl nlluu
isomily pulvr-rimi. '1'
poison i-idvsiru) ml by p
nroirrr-riti-uiml mlutimr
lug tho l’liiu'ld oi“ IJUIIIII
iWi) llt‘Ilil't' i‘lllli‘l‘l)’ Inlil'
action. A “Wilt Hilllilll
dercd illlitu'tlolI-i by INJII
iniuutl-u lu hall on hour

But of murm- thlscni
to any victim of It (‘OIJI'
venom. our-c injected
could by no [lumillrlity
such it III'UI‘I'KN of boilin

Ammoniu nnd chlo
proved i'upublc of dust:
if applied In it for u r
in strong solution». :qu
sidornbly dr-luyml iiu pr

Sumo hope. llilll Ilvrtll
of strychnin nuglxl pl‘
cure, but the vxpvrnuw
thorn Wu» no l‘muuiuih
So far, (him, is our») for
cobru rcninhm In I
YMIIII'EIMIIIPIIIIlull. ‘

Aboulnyonr ago I took a violoniut-
trick of lo arippe. l coughed dny rind
night for nhont six wen u: my Wlii‘ then
stanzas ted (but i tryl'hn \burluln‘sifouuh
Remedy. Atiirut [cupid one no illiter-
once, but still kept titling it. and soon
found that It won Wiintl minded. I ot
no relief from one dose i look hunt or
and it was only it (cw days until i was
free from the couch. ll think pi-ople in
general ouuht to know ‘tho vuiuo of this
remedy and i mire pica me In noknow»
led in“ the benefit 1 rcelrcd from it.
Madison Mustard, (ltway. 0th. 25 um]
50 cent bottles for sale by Ilcorge C. Htlllv
son. drugnlst. "

The persistent mug which immliy
foiloirs an attack of tlio‘grlp con be. per.
merrily cured by told u Chamberlain‘s
Cough Remedy. W. A. ifctlulrc. of Mr:
Key, Ohio, on": “in: (hippo left me
with a covert» couch. A tor using several
dlflmni medicines Itbout relief. i

tried Ohambcrlsln’e ' 3h Remedy,
wi tourmlhave

lit'kl}'llilil I-rui'cs
wit-milling gum

ll' (it‘llvifyfif l‘llt!
., duugml boiling.
of it. withstond»
l; I'i-r nu hour or
it; its poisonous
ill could heroin
L: linilml from 710

giro lmt’ulni’un
I. bile. since the
into his blood,
Irv elliiji‘r‘l'mi to
4.
'ine wnti-r ulm
oyiug the poismi
msidorublo time
'iiI'lmlic ucid con-
imlunne action.
'JIIM'II llinl‘. dorm
n’i' u lili‘ltlll‘l of
do eliowml thut
u for thin hope.
the bite of the

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"lists no WIIIILEII suns.

Incoming l’ovw:r.—-l,nic.~al If. S. Gov‘l Report.

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l if a New York millionaire girl's n .iin-l
. ner at 5th avenue and 26th strm~t,r'rrstlngl
; $700.00. which given it! , l rlr'rlysyrpnin'
1and them- people 3 :nd xii-£591.” it. dic-
‘ urs‘ bills and .‘inn ly hum- :o pnj.‘ $5.00:
touch for Ifzu'ltm Blur dCurc to hurry limp.

‘tlw dinner should not be givvn. there
2 bring ‘97 inrrsors at. the tenet?

lnquin oi Piaistod's drug store, where!
‘ym may liuvr the problem solved and
:1»: informrrt'vm nl Wthi'ifl nib ll‘um. :

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5 “liming tho epidvmic of in grippol
ll‘hnmbcrluin'e('ough Remedy took the5
glruvl horn. and one much lwIit'l’ likmi:
than [my other cough medicine.” Ii. M ‘
ilianltr. «iruuniar. (,Tlmnwnrrh, lli. Tan
i grip is much the sumo as a wry wrrru,
Iculd hurl rcquirrs precisely the ultimo
lireotnicnt. This rommiyis prompt nndl
‘elfectunl nnd will prevent any tendency l
tifliw-illstrdrrr toward pneumonia. Furl
sole in‘ George 1'. Stillmrn. druggisl. '
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‘.'.'l’li~.'islxo Midi. l..t.1rv'..~«:r: .‘.li»::.»i..l..n‘-€is
.

igwumml with uprixe as follows: Tumult;

lliiorllig IniluoomomsloPurohasors *

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FURNITURE. "

it {their Ware looms 46 and 48 Main Si. no...

Lndiee' (ink Desk, $5, so, 7, stiljli‘nncy Rocker, $2.80_io Gill; ~

Largo line Couches, Lounges, Easels, Hassocks, lint Racks,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also 0. large line
( lair (lhnmber Suite, Book Cases. (Sheil‘oriieres, Hat Racks.

This Week We the a Prize Every Ilay

Irv-ginning Tuesday. lieml our mhomte. We will

leukg’i‘hnmlu)‘. i'nir (,‘blcki-nr; Friday

IITHAFI'VI Rii‘dih lilo riiltrkvt nil'orrid.

provided. box and Aline upon which every

‘rurimner. or either market may Wl'iiL' their nunm unn drop in the hox.At the clone of bacillus
; we will with: them up nmi drsw out it .-Ilp. 'I'lic sz'Nln whom muilr rippenrn thereon will be
y. l'rluu.» till. itogul: Wcrlnminy. sir pounds Sirloin
, tilt pound (polish Hit'flk: Sniurduy. Ten and
i'l‘urltev. Thu winner's noun: will appear In the mantlnr-l tbr~ Iuili..'.".'“' dill. and prizes will be
. furnished uuhjm'I to order oi winnrr. Don‘t invuet ihut wcnro telling iutliil‘ "hope for 12 “
Li’rime rib runs! form-Jr: Houndh‘icuk. 13v l'll‘. Ho. uni

w» are cutting the l-‘lur-si ,ty'

M" .

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,

PEOPLE’S MARKET.

13 North Main st., So. Nnrwolk.
Telephone call, 5‘34}. i

FIIEE DELIVERY.

Hotiefaclionguaranteed. I

PEOPLE'S MARKET

21 Willi st., Norwnlk
'l‘olcplionc call, 5-78—

 

Artistic Photography.

To those desiring something i .-pcdall_v line in P1 IOT()G}R4\ PHIC

‘ 1 ’WOI‘I‘. i would call attention to tho new llllt‘ Wllll'll l um now
ter the manner or the high castle t‘okirs‘ W‘ml Would b? the flaring W calm if? a" rim:

executing in

‘_\'.. pain ”r («pen-to will be npiill .l in (ditnin beautiful remix», both In lighting
lil'lll priming. r-lpcl‘iully with til‘llG.‘ii.-’ i-mtliiiius :md draperies.

FOR CHILDREN

i'urticuiarcurv ,5 gym-n tnolulzrin pictured. which runlmdy all that is childlike

natural and grnrcful.

Appointments for sittinp may In. made by

unlil.

Crayon and Water Color Work
.\'l‘ RRASI’JNABIJC PRICES,

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E. ii. JICIISIIII,.PHOIUGIIIPHEII. 53 Will 3L NORWIIII.

 

PRICES TELL.

c. H. HARVEY,

Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.

nnnuuncm :irmlhrr cut in prirbs (but “ill owinmh tho rnth l-ru‘lr‘m purchaser, as
he believes in large solve. lllllu pruiira. :l' .I allow all .~tri«~tly limp-q cumin. Aieo
IllsliolldhySlipp-rfifiliiclinrctln~lutvnti:iw1~.wililib r: lid in Ili'icr‘i b won-l compe-

Pitcher’s Gastorla. I
Children Cry for
Pltcher's Castoria.

I
‘Taylor 81 Golden i

 

HealEstale andlnsuranoe

stumrn‘os “mun:

i’orsmn link‘hx I. r (i i- am
with Hm ri'rw of ;
will and rx 1 {iv our not i\ r- Inn» them In?
mm In our; [l‘tl'lnl‘ I’m .1', iii I'Mtwutihir‘t
prices and un vac-v twrmu. «'11:! tf

“i A S 'i' E I}.

‘ ‘ I"V'l‘i.i'l.\li"..\' Mr!
' li‘l’t‘i" linin-
mul‘ l'rrm I.
prim“.

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lint}

. in i3ur:nuu~
rnlrd Mil and 14
lyqvmm. Fur
liuhvr. ll. Ii.

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\‘Solor in
impure or
:r' ‘t

«I

‘I III‘HE No. :2» lint-innit -irr-.r
mud n. i-‘n i-n i‘vmr‘rliriu w
,J. W Ilihi'.

)ART of l’)“"‘r insmn l‘r'vwlitnrvl .Ivcnm‘.

’ rent. 25‘. upper .m l inner lop-trim: I. N...

..l snail. Mum nirmvr. rr m 3!: ml 99 Apt-15
.1.» i1. .\. Wont-n inn

5’1“”: In}! door in Vim ln-nrunr» build.

iilK, luruu-ril mwrpn-«I by litilirr Inigo.
:i. 0 ii. F. For puttir'tiluru inquire of ii. Pi
:BUIWII.1II his sir-re on .‘nillti Sililli ~lrr1-l. rlr
' ileum» F. limb-c. t'ily Sntlnnnl iiurtlt, a-‘rtl

I'll“ HA I‘ll.

Alli? square ivlunoin good urdrr. inquire
I'illtlvlli, I.)Wl‘.lit'* "who", Nomi. .‘a’or.
Juli

 

Ks

\I‘ftlii.

\ PAYINH bu—irn -- in u lnnnoi sin-m : .ipi-

. int: n lli uri from rurlonsri In runny riot.

llur- u \H'r‘lt. \rldr: N. In ruin-.1. #rrrliri- I I
9:! f

y iliillil'

,Illll'fi‘. and lot fruit". in. indrn: garden
. iinml lm'ltilnn; W morn»; lurd wwi trim.

I minus throughout; :rli irnprerlltonlv. \x Ill m-ll

in. NM: only onv Ilillliill‘ from depot. ”55".

nglmmn rvumin. Anidr-m. IM It llox '51:. Exist

imirwulk. ill I»

' \‘IIM‘KI'H \Htlrr mot: I. which will in“ twill
I ‘III Illt‘ittl for Mini of tl-l'. Apply ht thi-
li Il'p

— I
Auction Sale.
‘ordr-r of the ('nvlrl of Probate fur the

i
'5 District of Norwalk. the umuleuoel nth-r is
of the estate of Thom!“ H [mould-nu and
.lnsopli ii. llrriwn,rrirmriiirrn under iiu- mum
of llnnuldron lt- iirnvrn. Inmlwm rirlviure. mn-
slslinx nl’

Heston. Stores, Pips, Iron and
Tin Wm. Etc,

will he mid iii nnrvllon nu Mmrdsy. Johnny
27th. Willi. M :I o'vlm ionihvrnournui the IM-
lnr‘e or irunlnwsnt raid firm. Nu. INT “’iu‘r-
nzlon ntrvrl brilluu.
All furlbrrlnfnrnmti'm : HI bx- chimnrulnl

the olllro of M. ii RANDALL. ’i'ril-ln. :5
Worthington nirwr. P‘otilh clematis. i‘lfrlli

 

gulrrluinmmt's.

tumult suits

:zMiDWII PLIISIIICE:
FAIR and SUPPER.

"IVI'J I“ 1"": Lilli!" DI‘ TIIIZ

SoliorwalkCong’lthuroh
Tuesday oml Wednesday. ‘ '
January 30th and am.

one 10 in r. or,
Admission. tilt: Hopper, 25c.
lmlw

ll. S. WIIISIIII'S SIIE.
Steam Tug Atlas.
“is" Mo'ull'ilrmlplhmn
his not without st Ilson‘s at.
door . «on Iranw Iyl

 

 
 
 

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list-day. m'
soon. i

 

 

or first?!

titiun. rind range in prim-z: from l'lx‘tn' to $11“). nnd

rwry p'll":llil~‘.t‘l‘ to the

amount of $3 ill will br- prom-rum! u ith n lzrrgo- lump of II. S. llivxvuport's best flour.
Everyone needs money and «I do \w. llli'l’v nd'uru m- on ;.II in U}.- .xqinl- bout, my
lri-ik out (or tlw 1‘ lining all" i4 r ”W nut tern din. ..t

C. H. Harvey’s,

“In w it v cu :itm: I..ir::-.i!;~ wzin II- t ill lilll =‘. in

fntrrminmrnts.

Boots. Shoes. Rubbers '9: Slippers
Children’s Fancy Slippers

lildl NH A SPECIALTY.

{fulcrmmmrnm

 

Mr. and Mrs.

Saturday night. "The Plunger."

, HOYT’S OPERA HOUSE.
,GRAND OPENING,
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 2 and 3.

EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT

ili‘

Oliver Byron,

I‘i ‘l‘iil‘illi Mill-”i" hl‘t't‘i-.Z.~.~'li‘i i. I’l.r‘o\"‘

“THE HEART (IF AFRICA”

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“The Plunger”

New, original and Sensational, ions at Scenery, Wonterlui Eilools.
Marvelous Stage Mechanism.

ll‘riduy nightmidSnturduy lnfll-illt‘ti. my)... lii'al'i ol' Africm”

Admission. 500; Reserved Seals. 750 and $l.00.

l'lill‘ls will an-ii for tho sztlr ni' Hails l’l bin) um: um; .limiloh ‘1“.
South Nurndk. fllill llrouury‘s drug ninl'l‘. .‘u'urwulli

nl I'ivilr'd rim-4 More.
11”

 

.fiqtqriainmmm.

firdrrtmmnruir.

 

FIRST IlIlIIIII MIIISIREIS

ni‘ ‘i‘lill

Alpha Wheel Club.

NIHIWAIIK OPEIIA HUMP}.

Tuesday and Wednesday Even’gs.
Janrrory Both and illul.

Eur lhlnir now, unwilling orlulrml, Now
Hoop. cw .lulisv. Ill-w Ilfli‘ei‘.

r r. enlln our new. novel and original
mil 2.12.... following m-ibkrinwriuiunl r. m
uproar:

la. 1.. mom
i airy l'flilirbell
. rim mmwru

EM: “113.

H. F. Austin.
Fred ii. Merrill.
.

|.' .i. I’rlrrn.
lion II. Kevlar,
Edward Ilrolhura

(loom It. Null .
A‘ «it limmorltlidm )f it”

ll 0 V! I J II '
m. and std-n mnélol.

f4 high; Rail. Raymond: Frmlcrlots.
r iilr‘ii‘li {piliiuil‘ ali‘r'iil' timid?
lg. Allen and our on. Janis ll. iiirrnunu.
The their to married. with “notes.

 

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Music Hall, Saturday, Jan. 21.

illrmot from lmly'wllu ‘Iirl, .‘h w York city.

lill’rl‘l'lliflfll ol‘ unrulm- wurlwru,

KELLAR,

in u ut'uiul. nrbrinul milrlnlmuuiit. All the
new 1qu Murilluiz l'o-ulurm produced during
llli‘illri‘t‘ iwmllw I‘llli ill lbily‘” ’i’lwltli’fi, New
York I lly.
XIXI‘IENTI‘IIYMIIHI‘IJTN. ‘
(ll’l' llii‘ Milil‘l‘.
Tllii l‘liANl‘tlli lliIlllll‘.

‘i‘ill’. h‘lhilA HEANI‘K. ll rlvprqur-iinnof the
'IIu-nmrhiv \vnllill‘l“! of lhri In?" lime.
ll lwstsdty.

"Oil ‘1" n Mnlmlmsn Marvel.
(‘AIILIIli-ITRU. it new lerliusllotlv Irriumu.
AH'i‘Ail'l'E. lltc Maid of the Moon.

Till?) MAHA'I‘MA'H I'lilihiM' or. the ruler.»
lion at. the Human [Double Into anmal
ta .. ,

W
or illifl‘rllil‘hil‘iu‘iiili Iim'ii’ili’ll'ii‘d'?"

rim ‘hit‘hflr‘li‘iRI‘Mimmh‘li"

 

 
 

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