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A line chemicals.
_ ,Prsscripfions carefully corn-
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Box 3~Corner Washington and North Main
. streets. '
lion l-Covner Day and Teller streets.
Box D-Oroas street.
lion 124V.» street. opposite Franklin street
school.
no: “~00an street, opposite school.
Boa u-Corner North Rain and Ann streets.
Boa ill—Corner High street and Bayviow
arcane.
Boa 16~Xorwalk iron Works building.
, lion "—me West avenue and (‘edar
street.
Boa IIW_ Went {street and Taylor
avenue.
lion 2Horner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Ban ”Alerner South Main and Monroe
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Box 32~Ilectrlc Light station.
rm almralriieid avenue and Cedar street.
g flint-tun Almanac for Io—naovvow.
. iiun lilacs Sun Bets High Tide l lnw Tide
1, at “M . It Ml? at 6 '1'! , of AM
law Tori: Harald Weather loser-at.
The weather to-murrow promises to be
slightly warmer, fair. but rain or snow during
Monday night, south winds. ‘
unifi'fifilfiifiifiomm.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
, twenty four hours ending at noon rn-day was
in“ above urn.
Pillilll'Al" IUSICAL HOME.
The February number of the Musical
nit-thing‘s 3
<““a‘respoiuive cherdin the hearts of 'a ' buying com-
So. Norwalk.
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This Will Interest You. 23.22:.” W m
A. DiCkerman & Son,
84 wneuiuerou srnEE'r. soer NORWALK. couu.
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eavy Hose.
Worth- 250at l 9c. ’See East Window. ~
OUr; Ladies’ ‘. H086, '
at 25c, ' are Excellent Value.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.——-l.atcst U. S. Gov't Report.
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FURNITURE.
it their lists Rooms 46 and 48 Main St.: lliiwalli.
Lndies’ Oak Deslr, $5, 80. st, $10;lFency Rocker, $2.80 to am;
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Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels, Hassocks, Hat Racks,
Foot Rests,Whlte Chamber Suits complete. Also a large line
Oak Chamber Bulls, Book Cases. (Zlhefl'onieres, Hat Racks.
ill
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People have found out that the meats we cut are superior in quality. and lower in price
Always‘tlie BEST llllllSESloi the Least Money at
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- the plumbers on the Washington street
Hornets now ready. The contents are
lira. Frederick llubbeil. of Austin,
Texas, was in Norwalk. flatnrday, the .
guestottlhanildaflall- _
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The board of directors of the Narc-
make Fish and Game association will
n". Indepenpendent flocioi club will
not. meet this week.
‘ Saturday night was one of the ' coldest
nights of the winter thus far. The self
registering thermometer at Trill Sits--
rinrznoffim indicated 8° above zero.
_ "Sixticty and Social Ideals" will be the
subject of City Attorney John B. Light‘s
lectureat 37 Chestnut street. to-nlght at
7:80 o'clock. The public is invited to at»
tend.
John Oldenschlager, the Washington
street cigar manufacturer, went to Jer-
sey City today, to attend the funeral of
his father. who died very suddenly there
last Friday afternoon.
—-ltound steak is l2c. a pound. or
Hayes' market. . _ ' ~
All the stock of Donaldson & Brown.
bridge, who made an assignment re-
cently, was sold at auction, Saturday
night. by M. D. Randall, the trustee.
The Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor, of the South Norwnlk Baptist
church, will hold n social and business
meeting. to-night, at the home of bliss
\‘osburgh, 73 Springatreet. Reports from
the various committees will be read. it
is earnestly desired that as many as
possible will attend.
—-i"or this week. V Men's heavy winter
gloves at cost, at W. A. Benedict's.
.,.Janim'Aiialllarr.willhe.iull.il.ii.rtlla
C. A. parlor: tomorrow afternoo
o'clock.
Stone, of Camp street. will be happy to
learn that she is rapidly recovering from
a recent very severe illness
era, at W. A. Benedict's.
meet til-night in 0. B. Coolidge'sollcs.
The regular monthly meeting oi'the
The summary?! the Weekly Record
for the current weak shows three real car
into sales in Norwalk and mortgages
amounting to $8,866.
At the Alpha Wheel club's mlnstrsls,
Wednesday night, children under six-
taen years of age will he admitted for
twenty five souls.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary P.
-—Bargnina in children's suits and reel:
The committee appointed by Our
Brothers' lodge. l. 0. O. 1"" i0 Stet esti-
mates for rccarpeting the lodge room,
will report at the meeting this evening.
The Rev. (J. ALSeiinck preached in
the Union chapel, Cranberry Plains. last
night. lira. Samuel Watts, who is a
musician of ability, presided at the or
gnu. _ ,. ,.
The Social Circle of Washington
Ixxlge. Cranberry Plains, will hold their
first meeting of the season with lllaa
ilattiellrnwford. of that place. Friday
evening, February :3.
The Stamford Advocate says the Nar-
walkers who visited that place last
Friday nighttolnspecf. the fire depart-
ment, will attend the Rev. Dr. Vnii’s
lecture there. tomorrow night, on
"Fires, Firemen and Fire Engines."
l Ming
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WYPURB
W. A. Kellogg is ill at his home in DVEIi TllI’Z IliVi‘Ili.
Spring Hill. .. .
WillinmE. Smith, of Bridgeport, for-
merly organist of the Norwsllr Baptist
church, was visiting friends in Norwnlk,
mm» Wm-
The commltwe appointed by Mayor
Keeler to inquire into the need of a city
relief oommitto will meet in the parlors
of the Norwalk cluli. to-night.
The Board of Relief of the city of Nor-
waik will meet at the council room,
commencing today, on Monday and
Thursday afternoons. including Feli-
ruary 8, from 1 until 5 o‘clock, to hear
all appeals from the doings of the Board
of Assessors. "N“
Justice Coolidge released James l-llliii
from the lockup, Saturday afternoon,
upon a bond of 850. This morning he
was tried and sentenced to thirty rings
in jail. Attorney Walsh prosecuted
and Attorney Lucirwotxi appeared for
the defense. Ellis took an appeal, a‘
bond of ‘100 being furnished by llil
mother and Homer Brown
Iowa and (iuuip of the Day
Norwnlk.
lu liar!
Academy, Wilbrahnm, Mass” has been
at his home on East avenue. during the
past week, on account of illness.
A boy named l’ulmcr had his nose 8(-
vercly cut, Saturday, while shoveling
snow. It was caused by another boy
who was working in front of him bring-
ing his shovel back suddenly.
- The Ladies‘ Aid society of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will
given literary and musical entertain-
merit in the church. Wednesday even.
ing. Cake, coffee and ice cream will be
served in the Sunday school room after
the entertainment.
"During the epidemic of list grippe
Chamlwrlnin'sCaugh Remedy took the
land here and was much better liked
than any other cough medicine." Ii. ll.
llnnge, drmrgiiit. (‘lmlawnrth ill. The
gripis‘mucli the some as a very severe
cold and reiiiirm precisely the some
trmtment. his remedy is prompt and
_eiicctunl and will prevent any tendency
walk Hom- Railroad company. has 19-;ofthedlsonse toward ppi-umt‘min, For
turned from New York iiiid‘ Now 'Jer- innlc by (ironst- L‘. Stillson, drufigist.
soy, where he went to look for ours and 3
other electrical equipments for the com-
pnny. Lie visitednlnrge supply factory
in Elizabeth and rode on the trolley sys- ‘
tents running out of Linrlem. lie gained,
many practical points. which his rondl
will probably adopt.
Secretary W. l“. Acton. of thr- Nor-7,
ll :: iii-w York millionaire ml’ml 'l illi -
ner tit 5th avenue and 23illutrt‘ul.i'uailn|{
$700.00, which given ill ,vplc dyspepsia
rind those people spend
pitch for Cactus Blood Guru to cure them.
the dinner should not. be given. there
Everett. Tolleii, a student at Wesleyan
1,466.00 in doc-
ora‘ hills and Him ly have to pay ”Jill
what would be the saving per capltn if
than It any market in either city Would you know the ream
‘ . n? We are in the MEAT BUSI-
NESS. We ninkeltnhnainessand we understand our business. if there are any of our
competitors. who wish to try conclusions with us. they are hereby most cordially invited to do
an. Vi e not nothing but the best qunllty of meats, and can prove this stutcxnsnt by our large
ant‘l‘atesdqllly increasing bovine“! We shall continue to give prizes every dny, until further
no no. is patron it use name edrawn each day will be cntltl l , J .
ROM" "1 ML . ed 0 (all lhsi. l' rlmi iiili
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEOPLE’S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE’s MARKET
ill North‘hiniu at., 30. Norwalk. 21 Wall. t ’ ' ~
Telephone call, 52-3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. l i‘cluphlizl‘eli’xrill?r;'l1l7‘:
Artistic Photography. i
To those desiring something especially line in PHOTOGRAPH“:
XfiKfl would call attention to the new line which I am now executing in
_ No nin or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful result both ‘ '
and posliig, rlsiwcially with delicate costumes and draperies. 5' m lighting
" FOR CHILDREN
Particular cure is given to obtain lictures. which crnbod ' ' ‘ '
natural and graceful. K 3 all that m childlike
Appointments for sittings may he made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
A'I‘ REASONABLE PRIC IS.
M...»W_
i. ll. iiciiioii.liioioiiiiiiiirii. 53 lull n. NOBWllli.
PRICES TELL.
c. H. HARVEY,
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
announces another cut in prions that. will mimilsb the most Prudent purchaser. as
he. believes in large snlcs, little prniilci. and chow nll strictly honmt goods Also
his holiday Slippersmhich are the latest lilt’.l.-|,ii‘lll he fluid at prices beyond compri-
iltion. and range in prices from 12cm in alibi). and every purchaser to the
amount of :Fi 00 will be presented with n lurgo but: of ll. 3, Davenport's host ll-‘iur.
Everyone needs money find so do we, tliurvrefnr» we nru all in illi‘ szime bout. my
poundedat
g
Druggist,
SOUTH Ni ill w ALK.
v
BllllSliES. etc.
pa, Zfigst lulu.
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'48 Washington St.
Wall Paper,
.J'IIITS. illiS. BLISS.
This is a good time to fatal.
, Iskallksflmslts alvsysii
figsrss far «in; your work.
Illi mm Satisfaction Iii
Ismssllliivsttkm
gunman-tum
, E. 'E. Gorbam,
ain't uonwatitn
mm 2. I894.
“Cuban Giants," achottische, Townsend:
”Poor ()ld Union Soldier," iAi song.
flienroy; Caprice, ”Oriental," Delano:
“Jamie Clyde," song. Phelps: "Come
iiorpc to your Mother, .Dnrling iluy!
ballad, Skelly: "lone." gnvotte. De Weir;
"llnylight's A Brenkin'," song, l-‘ognn.
firing a ciliipon and eight cent» and get a
copy.
Mll'i'fl nonwau.
What the Paoplo of Our ctr, an Doing
and Invin-
A. Sherwood was the winner of the
turkey, Baturdny’sprize at the People's
Market. , .,
, l-‘rnnk Richard, the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. 0. Dennis, died in New Ha.
ven. January 19:
—-Plenty of delicious bread, at lane’s.
.‘llsz’i ldo Hutchinson, of New York
city, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Kate flay, Ill Chestnut street.
The Chautauqua Union will meet to.
night with the Misses Stow, High street.
The subject will be "An flour with
Cesar."
ground, at lisyeg'lnarket.
Ferd iinyrs, the North Main street
butcher.
to drive home.
variety.
o'clock
Hm
not arrest. Norwllk. to Elizabeth street
South Norwalku
iiayn' market. we
Bridgeport. formerly of South Norwaik
are visiting fir. and lira. Charles If
inwrence. Lowe street;
——A pviaasvery day. Read ad.
pis'a‘larket.
’Bauaage and spnrerih run luv. a
Robert Dudley, of Madison street, has
accepted a position no bookkeeper for
A woman fainted in the puatrolhce
this morning, and was taken to Plaisted'a
drug store, where she revived sufficiently
~lnne'ii for candy, price, quality and
The monthly meeting of the edicts]
boarder thc‘l'int liethodlat Episcopal
church. will he held tin—night at 8:80
Goodman Cyrus Gray, of the Train-
vvay company, has moved from Clust-
—Chickena are tile in; turkeys, 12c.»
Ifr.and lira. Arthur B. l’artrlck,of
i'eo-
invitations Quintin“... by miii.
Eugene Taylor, who was assaulted in
Stamford last Monday night, isevidently
demented. Saturday night he was seen
walking around in the snow without
shoes or baton. Odieer Gladstone told
Taylor in go home, but he soon reappear-
al and was placed in the lockup, where
he remained until yesterday morning
The members of the Alpha Wheel club
enjoyed a sleigh ride to Bridgeport, Hat-
urday night, and were entertained by the
Rambling Wheel club. They arrived
home ati‘» o'clock Sunday morning, sinu-
fng praises of the Ramblers' hospitality.
At the head of the list oi members of
the senior class of the Yale scientific
school, announced as being eligible for
honor appointments after writing a
thesis. in Alexander Berry. of Norwalk,
who is taking the civil engineer's course.
In the cases of Privates Paul Hughes
and Horses 3. Wilmot, of Company C,
Stamford. who were fined for absence
without leave from the annual muster
and impaction, on which a court martial
was held by Colonel Frost, the colonel
found that no satisfactory excuses were
given, and therefore issued a warrant to
the sheriff for the collection oi the lines.
The men paid the fines to Captain Pitch,
and settled the cases.
Joseph ll. Hitchcock, father of Mrs.
D. P. Osborn. Jr, of Arch street, died
suddenly of heart failure at his home in
New York city, Sunday. The funeral
will be held Tuesday evening. klr. iiitcli’
cock wnsn frequrnt visitor to Norwalk.
—-Tbree pounds of the best shoulder
sunk for 25c; all other meats as cheap in
propmiinn. iiayea' market.
Friday will be (disused as Candleinaa
Day in St. Mary‘s and the Episcopal
churches. In St. Mary's there will be
services at 6 o‘clock and in the Episcopal
churches at 10 o’clock. On Thursday at
St. Mary's. there will he a distribution of
candles,
The dedication of the new ball of ilutv
ler Lodge, l. 0. f). [-1, in the iloyt
Theatre building on Washington street.
will take place tomorrow night. The
room will beeper: at “ml-5 and the exer-
cises will begin at 8 o'clock. lieine‘s
orchestra will render music. and there
will be vocal and instrumental music by
some of thebest local talent. The om-
cera of the (lrand lodge will be, present
and speeches will he make by many
prominent Odd Fellows.
The choir and orchestra of St. Mary‘s
church will be given a sleigh ride by
Professor ileynan. this evening. The
party will stop at the Gregory Point
Hotel. where supper will bemmland
dancing indulged in. the orchestra fur-
nishing the mulls;
Charles E. Seymour has added to his
already attractive store twoacta of im-
proved scales. They consist of an agate
hearing counter scale and an spate lint-
tarscale. 'lhry are of the finest nickel
plate, and attract much attention. ea-
pecialiy the counter scale. which will
givethe exact weight of email sheet
of paper. llr. Seymour is always awake
to the interests of his customers, and his
new purchase unr- ao show that he
means to give perfect weight in all
mods. VVVVVV
~Childrsn'a shirt Wallis at % cents.
Cannot be matched for quality and price.
W. A. Benedict.
minim Ksilar gave one of the most
' wonderful performancesfialnrdsy night,
ever witnessed in South Norwaik. The
annwocsment of his coming drew a
very largeaudlenes to Ionic Hall, and it
is needless to say everyone was delighted
with the entertainment he gave, assisted
' by lira. Ksllavaod otiisrs. its perform
' srl a large number of skillful alight of
hand tricks, and «impistely mystified
the audience with his illusions. The
Davenport asaoa was nastiest, and lira.
Keihr diapbysd wonderful ability as a
Joseph ilealy, a moulder employed by
Arnold 6: Co , died at his home on
Menard street, yesterday, aged ill) years.
The funeral will be held Tuesday morn-
ing from Ht. Mary's church. The burial
will he at Calvary «moiety, bong island
City. Dir. lisnly leaves iiiwlfe and one
child.
The oflicera of Sherman Commandsry
if. 0. (l. (3., installed last Friday night,
were: n.0,,w. l-'. Pillow; V. ii. 0.,
lira. WJ‘. Sim-ma; W. E, Ira. S.
Benedict: K.uflt..0sorgec. (bolstering,
P. K. of it. Howard". Duty; "about,
w.n dimona;W.B..charlssll.Brittei
W. l. 0.. live. J. B. Dammit W. 0.0.,
Daniel B. Sherwood: P. N. 0.. George 0.
Nathan. ___________
facuiry. which has been running spas-
modieaily finest!» advent of thehuata
nus depression, started up on full time
today. Although the proprietors, as
well as their ruptures, hops that the
of Allen
ill
urday night at Mr. Betts‘ residence.‘
aged thirty seven yours;
and is large circle of frit‘nds mourn his
death. For years lu- wtui liiloli'kl‘t'pt‘f' at
my men bsretoattend an informal re~ mathematician. . .,
«prion to be given byCompanyCmf
Stanford. after the weekly drill mt
Iinnday night. WWW“
nonvio- flinging society will give a
bail tonight in their ball on Iiadiaun
stress. Professor Vogler will furnish
dis Arlen flinging Societydfonday night
It the ticket omen.
ADon't fail to attend the annual ball of
at their nation liadiaon arrest. Tickets
caninpuishaasdofaililismhanand
present influx of orders is but thalie-
gioingoi a healthier condition of the
trade. the outlook. they ami- rouse
whatunosrtsln. ,
lilarsporuiltliatwkaotlip notorious
Janis-Billiard leave of dilation Onsl-
tdp, last Caraway morning. laziness
mama-s.
iiayen‘ market. m
mummmmm to a
Athlete” are to: it»: turkeys, We, at
“that”... sewn
A In" W if It“. Fm Ibo
IMHO!”
waiaotrighisnad thathsdovsundsr
thetaliie, and «Jamaal Sutherland
jumped on top of the ones sale for
safety. lnthsaqaabblsths luaiiosloat
ambtll and klaapsstasies. Bear-
tarwardsfonnd the nan-g articles on
mania. ...
Thflmmflvflb
mammal-norm Halli?
willkslarfly shaded by
Woodwihwuinghsolllesatihsulsy
W
E
Charles A. Smith, :1 sonvin-lnw
pelts, w h: i has been
with consumption, died Snt- ,
lie ltlth'iif'l
widow, but unctulriren. Mr, Smith was
well and favorably knnun in Norwalk.
the Norwnlk straw works. The funeral
will be attended from Mr. llelta' rcsi‘
demo at 22qu o'clock \‘vt'ilm‘fidliy niler- '
noon.
A delivery horse owned by ('. l. (ilovcr
started from in front of William Kemp's
residence. on West Main street, this
morning, and ran dnun Main street to
Mr. Glover's store on \Vlill street, ii here
he was captumi. The runaway collided
with a turnout owm-d by l’vtr-r l). l‘ronk,
which stood at the corner of Water and
Wall streets, but «lid no damage be) and
breaking the slinftoi Illrfihivi-r'u wagon,
Mr. l'ronk's dunglitcr Lulu was in his
wagonut the time of the collision, and
was badly frightened, Tlll' horse was it
gentle one and did not start.
Mother (lvny's 8w": Worm l'owiler.
Mother (irny. n nurao in the Children's
llomeln New York.hns for yours treated
children successfully with n remedy, now
pro red ill'lll placed in the drug storm,
ed Mother firn '3 Sweet Worm Powd-
m. They are an d by all drugglsts at
35 cents n linkage. ’l‘hcy remove all
worms. are harmless as milk. pleasant to
take and never fail. Valuable for fever
labors, constipation and headache, cvun
'if no warms on- present. Ask your
dragging » _
The wrulstent rough ubieli usually
follows an attack of the grip can be per-
manently cured by taking Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. W. A. McGuire. ni lic-
Ka , Ohio. says: “Ls (lrlppe left me
wit a severe couch. After using several
different medicines without relief, i
tried Chamberlain's Cough licincily,
which enacted ii immanent core. 1 have
also found itio ,wiiliuutun equal for
children when troubled with colds or
. 25 and fill cent bottles for rule by
G. %' fitlliaou.
a you and 1 tool:
‘ - a , i an
. weeks:
ted thatiby Chamber aln‘chuiih
. At first fcould pee undiffer-
encr. but still kept taking it, and soon
found that it was whatl needed. Imp
noriillei from one does! look nnoi r
audit we only a few days until i was
free from the can b. I think people in
nonunion hi to new the value of this
noisily an i take pleasure in acknow-
istl rig the benefit 1 received from it.
if lson linstard, (ltwsy. iiiiln. 26 and
so cent bottles for sale by fienrgeil. illill-
aon. druggiat.
. ””wiiwhlldren'bryior
Plteher’s castorln.
children cry for
violent at.-
“ Baby will sink. we gave hsrCaeloriL
munwuarmlklaheeried lurilasloria.
Miriam-lamina. sheciimgio cumin.
mmmchlklmansgavvwm
Pitchers Onstorin.
, children Cry for
WI
.4“.
being it”: persons at the feast?
inquire at Pluistvd’s drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about (item W0 i Cure.
Taylor & cola...
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINHTUN STREET.
Permits lmkiu ' fora lot or house and :.vi
with the view 0 pnruhasln .nre lnrlml in
call and examine our list. "tl' have them rm
sale in every part of the l‘ll)‘ lit reasonable
prices and on easy terms. in ‘
whom»;
tinnnl Folding llm N Paper ('n.. No.2,
(‘Ol‘ilti‘ iirmllvy nml William Hrccls. New
llnw-n, Conn. 3‘3 lw
'iffillliS‘i'umphormwl limes (iron-m will
A rilll‘VO n cold on the lungs in 15 minutes
More penal "11an than (‘M'iliilllll'llit‘ftl oil and l.-i
l't‘i‘lluiilll‘ililfil liy lilo iii-st physicians. For
sale by E. (LTIlllllliNfln. Fran iinxlrr. ii. ll.
lulu. jlll 2w
To LET.
gTORl‘Z and basement wnh
l Washington alrrwl. opinisilv
from April lsl Hus llm'il occupies
gmliin sun-o continually tor tlu- ilie put llflcvli
nan-.nnd ivnmv m-vnplul ru- nuci inquire
of Dl’lilJlk' i‘. En. j‘fil'r. :1» ll t e w
fixture-s. All
at illili'il,
its ll dry
Ital” of lnwrr lions-u d‘imlwnrd avenue.
rent it: upper and lower apartment. No.
Tilh'nutli nln alrect,rr-nl 9N and 99. Apply
to [-2. A. Wnoiiwaiiil
THE for floor in the insurance bulld—
lug. nrmerly occupied h Butler Lodge,
l. 0,0. F. For particulars ni ulre of il. b
llrnwn,ut his surrsnn South uin win-ct. or
(imrgu F. Hearse. City National Blink. shit
FOR SALE.
i'Ai'lNil sliddbbslniml LIA man of m...
A' capital; will not from eighteen in twenty
ilnllnrn u um.- . Address. l. .l. Hiiicnllas.
Nurwalk. Conn. lzlltf
! (till-ill: and lot faixllll. lnciili g nrileu
”(Mill location: llrcniumlinri not trini-
minus throughout; all lfll rovcincnlu; will sell
at mat; only filli‘ mlnu e from ill‘fifnl’l an.
x
{mailman remain. Adan-9s. lack lie 2! '. lliuit
Norwnlk. 5w lw
A liAl,)Kllil with-r motor. which will be sold
m cheap for want of use. Apply at. this
i) (‘0. ’
, , . . ,
Auction Sale.
BY 3rd” of the Court of Probate for the
the estate of T nuiaa
muli ii. iii-mm. i: ipnrtnera under the name
Tin liars. Elm,
will be
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cities . i). “All
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llsslm, Stoves, Pips, Iron and
sold at auctionkon Saturday. January
, will. at ll o'cloc afternoon. at the late
prince of business olsali firm. No. tin Winth-
ii
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FAIR and SUPPER.
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January iltli and list.
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look out for the coming sale for the next tun tiny-z or
C. H. Harvey’s,
where the printed bargains L‘lHl be obtained in
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers Slippers
Children’s Fancy Slippers
BEING A SPECIALTY.
giifrrfliinmmfrl.
Saturday night, “The Plunger.”
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HOYT’S OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPENING,
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 2 and 3.
EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT
“fluff.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Byron,
1N ’l'lil‘llll )lliri'l‘ Sl'f‘illilb‘i‘iii‘l'l. PLAYS
“Till HEART ill AFlllllll”
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“The Plunger”
New, Original and Sensational. ions of Scenery, Wonderful Effects,
Marvelous Stage Mechanism.
Friday night and Saturday matinee, “The Heart of Africa;"
Admission. 500: Reserved Seats. 759 and SIM.
Charts will open for the mic of inbuilt Friday mnrning, .iuiiuut‘y mi. m (‘iiuil'ii Ill‘ilii More.
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Alpha Wheel Club.
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