Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 6, 1894 · page 4

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‘ SUITS that mad but Vic-Iva Without bunkrnptiug tho

lot’pnr ms.

We Soil the best two. dollar Hat sold in the state.

Also our

Men’ 8 FurnIShlI‘Ig‘s

‘e struck a ro’sponsive chord in the hearts of a buying corn-

HATS ‘

FRANCIS dt 00.,

86 Washington St,

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Perhans This Will Interest YIIII.
Always IIIB BEST llllllSES for the Least Money at

BROOKSIDE FARM
m. H. PARSONS.

II.II.PIaisIeII

Drdggist.

 

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A. bottle of .
Plslsied’sllbugll Remedy“

wm cure your ' cold. Try it,
and remember that

l’laislcd’s Sarsaprilla

is the best blood purifier.

new I tutu.

 

Pure Drugs

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Fine chemicals.

”a...“

Prescriptions carefully with

pounded at

"woo w: .-

Il.ll.l’|aistIIIl

Druggist,

43 Washington St.

sou-m NOBWAIJC.

 

Wall Paper,

Phillis. IIILS, GU85.
BRUSHES, etc.

This is a good thus to Paint.

IslIsIl Ire Pisnsd Io gin yrs
figures for doing your Ivorlr

WIII gallium mom ill
mry s‘sn.

its on only Mott's I’m.
White lull and Best linseed
o...

E. E. Gorhant,
lit. 2 first iron,

EAST NORWALKJ

 

mu IIIsIIItII router.
Winter Openlmr.
January 2. I894.

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unswfl loo? ’nswrtysrmr roar
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m2?“ firm” portion:
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lllll EVENlNll SFNTINFL.

JAXES GOLDEN. Editor And I‘roprlatob

Flint-413 thl
“:'des. aim“ 'Iesgargnh

801111! IOIWALI "I! ALAIN.

Box :I-(iorncr Wuhlngton and North Main
struts.

Ila! Ithmw! Day and Tfllli“ Mfrs-In.

Box 9 Cross nit-set.

liar "w-Wsst strratmpposlts Franklin strrct

school.

Box lav-(forward nireetmpweltc whom.

Box 14.. Corner .\'orth MAID and Ann streets.

Box twirncr Illub street and Bsytlm
avenue.

Box Id—Sorwalk Iron Wot-it» building.

Flux "mam-nor West arr-nut: rind i'edsr
street.

Bo: 2|~»(.'orner West dirt-cl
avenue.

Box 23 Cantor Ely aveoncnnd [locum ntrect.

I30: 2543mm 944mm ”sin and Monroe
struts.

Box “N'MII’IC Light station.

Hos II- Fnlrlleld avenue and Cedar Itrasei.

M

srul Tuylor

”Int-turd Almanac for Tormarrow.
mm Itisss rich lists I Illgh This l low Tide
will I at 'x. 1 pt lliifl at Gilli)
New Forts nor-Id Wenthrr In!" set.

The wrslht'r tool” promise» to he Kt‘lwl’llly
,clrsr sud rumor. follower! by psrtisl cloudi-
ness and laziness on the route. TU-ruorrow
II promises to brwnrmsr and from fair to
portly almrdy. with bars or fog on the I no its.
followed ponihly by light rein or so no

Lowest Point or the nor-outer".

The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-itmrlmnru-ndioy rut noun io- do, Inns
9' above zero.

sill"! II NIIIIIIA LII.

What the People at 0” (m, It.» rm...-
and myths.

SV‘IIIIII'I lithium Clitll‘lt‘il, I. II. It. 5L,

will ImI'I IlIr-ar rvgulnr row-ting twnrglrt.

“‘INI'I'C forgot Star I'IrrII‘I-rt, i-‘Irwi I”).
church Wrricmdny m-niurr. l-‘cb ‘7.
Tickets, 251:; clriblrutt's IIUkt'M. lilc For

this benefit of thr- Kolght Sum church.

lmvycr Frost in in Bridgeport today.
argumg tho demurrer in tha- «Irri- of
Stroller against William it. Itml,

' Tho [Junlrnry News reports that rut to
batters were rhoppod yesterday. but that
the number of unemployrd was runny.

-—1’breo pounds of the host shoulder
stash for 25¢; all other meats as cheap in
pmpmtioo. Ilayta'msrlret.

Justin: Ilnrrott. of this city, president
of tho Intrrustionsi Ilrrt Mskera' uric
elation, unite on the labor eituntron lit
the mm meeting in llurrhtrvy. ymmday.

Colonol I’rmt. Captain .1. K. (frofut
sud items-not Walter Hall, of south
Norwalk. stuenIIr-d the. informal rent-[r
lion given by Company i' in the arm-
ory at Stamford, last night.

—WIM In chiltlrlu rt min and reef-
ers. at W A. Busedlct «I.

The rr-golar meeting of Putnam ilose
company was held last night, nearly all
the member» being press-n1. .\t the
' ‘mof iho‘ ’ ....,rrf. ' “ts
were served. provided by Conductor I’d.
ward Tsylor, who was rrmlly mun-led
Then.- wsIr speech-motto“ and music,
and a Very joyous than.

 

Aspeclsllygood programme has bun
unsound for the: lndtcs' allusions” so
ciety's mooring, III thr- (kmgrogatlonsl
church, tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Washington Chum «rill giro an address.
Mrs. Ann P. Kennody will sing, sod
time will be intrvrreting readings by
«Mindless. Tbi- mr-etlng will III-trio It
Zo'cloch.

-~A hotsuppsr will he served at the

W South Nornih Baptist church, Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 7th. from 55w o'clock. .

The Apollo club. Ills- Imrls and others
will reruIern musical and literary pro
gvsrrrrne through the evening; 25c for
all. The proctor» ore to «IL-fray ospensrs
of the children’s Illustrated lectures
[inn by R". It. 0. fibersvrrotl. Monday
"eulogy.

lire. John ’l'sylor. of tlomroit strut.
who fell into the anterior: for Ihs out
in of the William P“ tiarrderiils build»
logos Washiopmn street last summer,
sari was badly Injured, sras um to the
“horns of her doughter. Hrs. Allen. in
has normynterdsy afternoon, for s
slit. This Is the first time she has been
cat-Isa thescstdent.

million“ who...
listen st door.

Atthemthiysrntingof Old Welt
Boone-11mm Mm.
nisesppiisstioas for membership tress
round. and «In miter-e droppsd

 

ilchool Hall.

 

 

So 0. Norwalk.

 
 

 

The annual meeting of tho Mission
Crrclsof Trinity church will ho hold in
the church, ’l‘bursdsy evening, In 7:30
o'clock.

Rev. It. 0. Sherwood Is moving to day
from West. avenue to one of tho houses
owned by the Nelson Taylor estate on
Crescent Terncfi ‘

Additional returns from the receipts of
tho Mldwoy Plat-once ‘ ontcrmiumcnt
given last week in tho- Congregationnl
church. bring the not receipts to .840.

mPlrsnty of delicious bread at Luna‘s

Oscar Sounders, of Summiistroot, won
the ion pound roost at Wudbsms mur-
Iret. Saturday. Fred Madden, of 7 Ray-
mond street. was the lucky man yester-
day _ .

The King's Daughtcrs' circle of the
Congregational church will Int-st this
month on Wednesdoy oven‘rup, Instead of
Tuesday, on account of tho Endeavor
L'niorr meeting this evening

The young women’s club will meet
this evening, at the shorthand room,
hudcr's building, at 7:30 o'clock. The
leading footage of the evening‘s cuter-
tnlnment will be a talk on cum-t topics.

, - Pork chops, llc 0pposite Hoyt-II.

.lobn Albert Nelson and Elise .\nuis
Josephine Anderson were joined in root
rings: at their home on Boyviow avenue,
Saturday t-vsning, by Rev. 0qu Linde-
gren, pastor of the Swedish Conga-ega-
t'tonsl church. Bust Norwnllr

Tho Woman's [belie-f (funk. will give no
"HWTILIIDIBCDI tonight in tho (i. A. R.
hall on thr- Wnsbingion sin-oi bridge.
Thorn will is- tableaux, rI-cimtions and
music, rrrul tho month-rs of Douglas
anh-r I’Ml III! to III-on Ill\’II4‘iI to :Iiir'nd.

4}. Howard King, late of A. Dicker-
rnsu dc Sons, has accepted a position
with Hcoiiold & Hoyt, In their Norwalk
store. where he will ho pleased to «to all
his friends

The application of James Hamilton,
printed in yesterdsy' s SENTINEL, for a II
cause to sell liquor to Justice Alfred E.
Austin I building at 101 Washington
street, has aroused considerable indigna-
tion. and there will be decided opposition
against the county commissioners grant—
ing the some.

l~x>sds of New Candy In Moos.

‘l'lro regular meeting of [Incas Tribe, l.
U, It. IL. was held last night. and the
hunter's dogma reboot-sod. T. [3. [top-
per, F. E. Rendition. l’. H. Miller, Itich-
ard Bland and llowsrd Duty were up-
poiuted ncommlttec to arrange for an
entertainment robe given In the near
future. Another rehearsal of the hunter's
degrse will he held to-night.

«brand masquerade ball of (iv rnranin
l'lrongerbund, It Germnuiuhsll, Wodnes
lsy, Feb.21,1894.(}rsnd tableaux at U: 50
o'clock Grand march at 9:10 Tickets
Wants a person. Costumes to root st
hsll, hub. '20 and 2!.

NORWAIII N WIN

A lousy It'll-I of Its-a From III.
11an Ind 01 Town.
At the routing of Ifopu limo comps-
ny, tonight, another attempt will be
made to elect a captain.

Boats of the memorial windows for the
Church of Our Beviour on Berkeloy street
hm arrived sud hrs being not.

~IAno's for candy, price, quality and
variety, __m___

There no lots of sport on the avenue
yesterday after-m Among the local
horsemen William E. Dean sud his
“Lady Alice" carried off the honors.

Agnes, the two-yenr-old daughter of
John Butler, died at tho horns of her
psrentsoo Franklin Ivonne, yesterday.
The funeral was held this afternoon

........ .—.—-—

Those who attended the sociable and
reception of Cstbollo Union Council,
Knights of Columbus, lssr fright, will
remembsrtlu- occasion so one of mo
enjoyment. Prof. Lou's orchestra
furnished music for dancing and Prof
Richmond prompted. A programme of
slghiaen numbers was danced.

M tbs nestlogofOsr MWhm' lodge,
I. 0. 0. It. last night. the initiatory do.
pres was confer-ed upon John Harlow.
The mainline appointed to refurbish
rho lodge roost reported progress in their
work. WUWI, of the flora
walrus-Insecure, oflanrl so take the
«cam» lair York sml pay

-tiratrssyrsssssosstoglnthsors

-nsanntooh stc‘npstmte.

 

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"Old Jos."ono of the voter-an horses
stilts homo car depot, wss shot yester-
dsy.

Mrs. A. F.1‘sylor, mother of chorter
Fred Taylor. is ill III her hon e in Dau-
bury.

-—Arr you golrrg to the W B. G outcr-
Isiumsnt at“. A. It. hall. Fobrunryd.

The wife and family of Esprss'smsn
C. J. Ferris. who hsvs been ill. on in:-
proving. .-- .,. M

The young people's dancing clur met
with Rob VanBuran,
West avenue, last night

The Marines Whlst club will moot with
Miss Anna Woodward of Flat street,
Thursday afternoon. ‘*

«- -'l‘ry‘ em before vou buy cm in Lane's

 

The civil suit of Jdchhtrn vs. Barthel,
which came up lxiforo Justice Austin.
yrstr-rdny. was adjourned for one wcelr.

It. 1". Adams is negotiating for the
purchase of the American House on
lain street. now conducted by John
Collins.

()Ilicer Northrop was serving sub
pmnss this morning for witnesses on the
dofousoln tho James Ellis cm, which
comm up in Bridgeport to day,

—Attend the W. It. 1'. entertainment
at G. A. R. hall. February 6.

Tbs» Norwslk Chiusmcu, Wong Ton
Pong. Wong You Pong and Chung Hang,
entertained their fellow countrymen
from south Norwsli, last evening, with
an excellent dinnor in honor of the Chi-
new New Year. The dinner was accom<
pooh-d by Chinese wines.

bliss Alice Kyle, of Boston. who in to
give an sddreu before thoY. 1’. El. (. h,
In the Nor-walk Congregntioosl church
til-night. will also speak to-morrorr after-
noon ttr the chapel at tho tannin-raspy
meeting at the Ladies' association. Miss
Kylolsa young lady of unusual gifts
and cannot fail to phase all who hear
her.

"Round strait is 120. it pound. at
lluym’ market. .. .

Tho IIIIiIr'tflaqu the Norwnlk Metho-
dist church 'vvill hold a social IIcripturop
mectihg in place of tho mid-week prayer
mooring, Thursday evening. The per-
sons attending are requested to bring s
posssge of scripturs and place it In an
envelope, together with an offering for
the benefit of the class. The enrrlcpos
willbe opened during the acrvices, the
verses read, and the money turned ovr-r
to the treasurer of the Sunday school.

~Ssusogs nod spur-crib mo lilo.

pound nt Ilsyoa‘ market.

Chief of Police Damn I rcport of the
doings of his department for the month
of January is as follows: Wholo number
pf arrests,ten—thrso for Insult and seven

or drunkennsss. Trumps sheltered
in tho tramp house, 1,129. Four prison:
are worn committed to jail. four appeal-
ed and two paid fines and costs. 'l‘r’mo
lost by regular force twentyvone dnys.
Special duty performcd .twontydour dsys.
Amount of fees turned over to borough
tressurerflilm. Three storo doors were
found opt-n during the month. The con-
duct. of the ofllcers was good.

u

~l’rizt-s cvery dny. l’eoplc' s Mnrhoi

A report is being oxtmtsivr-ly circulated
that a popular young society than of Now
wullr has I-lopcd with a young lady of
Hartford, toohom he has boon paying
marked attention of 1qu The young
lndyis Well known in Norwalk. having
attendedtrmiety III-cuts hormond i» It
popular minty hello. Both her friends
and tho friends our! family of the young
man [snitlvcly deny tho rI-port, and
openly denounce tho [lt‘httm who slum-II
the story. A SINTINEI. reporter ha»
thoroughly investigated tho report and
can find no foundation for it. lipon tlIn
whole, Irowovor, the story has mum]
quits: It flurry, Imd (\Inaitlsrnblo- annoy-
ance to all concerned.

 

—For this week. Men’s heavy wlutsr
gloves at cost. at W. A. Benedict’s

PINE” .7 AND (WWII,

no ‘l'alsys Apps-I from Justin Aortin'o
mature-Iloirmen Arrested.
Tlrscaresof John Tobey and his son
Edward, for assault. upon William
Itclolles sndJossph Bean-II. some up
before Justina Austin yesterdsy utter
soon. Attorney 'I‘Irylnr appeared for
the defennand Attorney Walsh prosecut-
ed. The prosecution stated their cars
prscttoally as given In yesterday' I
Must. The Tobey- pot in no
defense, and the justice found sscir
guilty of assault and breach of the
peace. Theywsrsllcedflousacir
count. rushing: total of .14 end costs
fornstrtopsy. ‘I‘Iny appealed to the
nest tern of the Superior , the
same bonds ss yesterday holding good.
Last night unusable Jobs 3. nick-
wood errand William Islsilso on s
wot-rant charging him with abusive and
ins-Ills: m to tire. lots-rs
Tobey. Inlays! lolsllss turhlshsd
holds to Judd lead for his son's
st to sides! this lam”

 

 

 

Worth 25c at I90. Sec East Window.
Our Ladres’ Hose,

at 25c, ar’e Excellent Value.

-M

Dickorman & Son,

84 WASHINGTON’STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

no

Highest of all in Learning l’owor.-—-Lulcst U. S. Gov’t Report.

ABSOLUTELYPIIRE

Baking
Powder

 

at his home on ,.

 

not. rIIr tum

lul- rstrii llrrttalpul It": III-y ir. mil-t

Sim-walk.
Several pruminvnt young man of this
place will givr- .'l sociable in ltnndrlll'n
Hall to night.

Elisa Evelyn It. linking, of Seaside
place, left. town this morning for a visit
in Morris Park. 1.. I.

Then- wus considerable morn too in
the harbor this morning than thorn has

FIRE AT W I II‘I'IIN.

A Home Occupied by [souls larlln flntlm
by Plumes.

\YlIJHN, February (Salim yrrlcrdoy
afternoon gutted the rooms on the
second floor of a house on llrum hill,

owned by (It-urge Comatock,oi Bridgc ,

port. and occupied by Louis \'erlib.

The fire originated in the attic, directly
over the kitchen, from a defective (too,
and spread to the rooms below. The
neighbors turned out, and with mow

 

been any time thus for this winter-2"”

Louie It.
last. night at hislmumou First avenue. I
about twenty- dive friends being prescm.‘

Music and tlam' Ing we ro indulged In and

The Gem Tlrrntro, formerly \'oluotvcr

' Hose housc, Willinm II. Kling, munngcr,

openod last night. There war 3 good
attendance and :m
gramme of apt-cinltim was Ivndcrml. Thu
tlrcatrcis very tastefully Iittmt up and
the sct'nI’ry‘ MM “"711 oppropriat» zmxl
artistic.)

A worrrrn curl-Lulu»; rum-r.

Disposed Party of Friends.

it is pleasant to note t‘nuttho cry of
"hard limos"
the work In our factories increases.
the Elltll'lf’ limo Lllt‘l’i'. on: runny.

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by the churitubly disposed.

to ‘splte of III» 19m WE‘AIIIE‘I' (II lust‘
owning a good- wlml party, londod (10qu
with bow; and bundlt». 71ml followed by
n spotted cur, talk-d Illmtl Mr and Mrs
George C. Stillaon. of South Main titre-III.

py with donations If it) II‘1*IIrlI--rtlm-Illl
urtit IPF. Then: “i to ix: IIH rind rinws- n Itl
too new; grrr‘t-riva ilIlII vouotnlrlcsW mill
too Il‘t‘sll; eggs ointment III-sign. and a
modern ton. of cool in a fancy bucket.

key, Ibo unlit-r:- war.- invitvd in and
the: owning was mcrrily pmwd in piny-
ing Wills! and tho chasing away of dull
curcwund tho dug. The tariff Was not
lonelier! upon, but 11 tempting lunch,
which the ladim of the party hurl
thoughtfully provided. urn thoroughly
discussed. 'I'lw priz'n Wi'f’t‘ onIIuIII-ntul.
mtiIer useful, and cunnistwl of It lwuuii~
Iul snow sir vol and II broom, IImh III‘C‘
crowd by hand and of IIII-l air.» The
loser of the must 1. Iints was cnnrolml
with n vogt-tnblu houqurt, which was
the envy of oil tlu- lodira present.

When the callors lI-ft at midnight lllr.
fillll Mrs. Stilltotl could not t'trl’lct‘ltl their
dt‘IIgIlI.

WHAT IS (IIIINII "N T" Sliilll',

Innis of Vial-ms Kinds- IlIat “ill Trike
Pinon After (‘nnrtla light,

iioguiur monthly IIII-I-tlnunf III“ Alpha
Wheel t‘lIIlI,

Regular monthly ltlt-I‘llliunl III» .\'or.
walk liro (‘IItnponh-I

Reception at (Miami I. s. It-IIIo-rt's
Norwulk military lnstliutw.

Quartt‘rly mooring of tho .‘iorwulk
Christian I'Imlmvor I'ni-III. HI the Con-
gregationul church. font-nit.

N0. 746, United Brotherhood nf i'nrpcn-
tors and Joiners of :‘Illt'rii'n.

Public meeting III (III: Antimo- tin (or
the organization of II rcliuf ham-lotion
In the city of Norwalk. It-«v. S. ll Wot-
Iins and Charles)". 'l‘ririmm will IIIPIII'III.
a plan of orgsnizstlmt.

MN‘IAII All” I'IIIliiilNAl.

Pleasant Psrunphs about .\m- mil
People and their Friends.

Fred Bryant and Wife, of Itlmstrost,
spentSundsy in Bridgeport.

William Banker rind wife, of Norwalk.
motto Dnubury last night in virlf. I’I'Ifl
lives.

Fred Congdou. of Auburn. N \’.. is a
guest of AI Austin, of llloln strrct, Nor-
milk.

Mrs. It. I". Way, of Hartford, Is the
guest of her mother. Mrs I" J Comp, of
East avenue.

Edward F. Memoir. of 50ch Union
avenue, returner! yrsterduy afternoon
from a week’s vinit in New Haven.

were guests of Stephen Gonrsiot-lr and
fsmilymf fit John ova-nun, ovcr Mutiny.
Mrs. Robinson. of New London, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs Joseph
(I. Jennings. rotor-nod to her home to-
day. -
llotlrer aray'e It...“ Worth l’owdav.
Mother any It nurse in the Children r
Romain New Fork, use for years treated
children munfollyd wttlrs remedy. now
and iotlre drug stores,
on Hotlin- "Id‘by dam Worn Pom!

Instrsm wfiafifi

 

 

this“

eves
your

and water sub iued tho ilnrnes.

llrotbertnn was surpriscdlnml a quantity of furnitnrn

inn-rusting pro-.

they “IEDIbt n. Callrnrm IL Citarltubly,

is passing slowly away as

many ‘
cast-s which fll’f' yI-t daily bcing rollover];

and mmlo that North} rouplo tin bop :

As soon as tho silwr-vnn- :Iurl bric n I'I.("
could he pIM’i‘ll swcnrclv Imdvr lock and "

Third anniversary of Norwalk I'tllutl‘

Dr. and Mrs. Itnckwcll. of New York, A M

 

Mr. \crliu lost 880m money. a piano
Ills Ions
to colored by Insurunrc

Grimes Collier Door

* lllltrilg inducements III Purchtstrs

l

(W

I‘FURNITURE.

It IIIIIiIItaIe rooms is and 48 Main SI. Norwalk.

Ladien’ Oak Desk, $5, $6, $7, SIOQFancy Rocker, $2.80 to til);
Large line Couches, Lounges, Easels, Hassocks, Hot Books,
Foot Rests, White Chamber Suits complete. Also a. large line

I 08.]: Chamber Suits, Book (Jason. Chc‘l‘foniores, Hat Rncko.

. d7
Another Successful Week.
People have found out that tho mentalwe cut out superior in quality. and lower In prioa
than at any market. in either i lty. Would you know Ibo reason? We are in the MEAT BUS].
SEES. We make It s. business. and 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
so. We cut nothing but tho best quality of "roots. and can prove this statement by our largo
and stomllly incremdng business. We shall continue to ulvc prizea on: ry do) . until further

notice. The patron who-IL nnruclstlruwucucli illll will be untitled In on IIII. Prime Rib
Ronstof Beef.

-~-w~——-—

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S MARKET

Ill North Main st., Ht). Noeralk. 21 Wall st”
satisfaction guaranteed. |

Telephone “call, 528. l ['olephonec ,1“, 57!.

 

fifiy Artrstrc Photography

[‘0 those desii’lug something rspeclolly line in PIIO’I‘OGRAPHIC
YPRKJ would call attention to the now line thclI i am now executing in
B 8 7.98, ‘

, No pain or expense inll be spnnd to obtain beautiful Insults. both In lighting
and posing. vapor-lolly with delicate costumes and draperies7

‘ ‘ _ FOR CHILDREN

l’urticulnr care. to girl-II to Ilbltliu’pictures. which embody all that in childlike
natural and graceful.

Appointments for sittings may he made by mail,

Crayon and Water Color Work
.\'I‘ REASONABLE PRICES.

~.._._..»._.. _

I. II. JICKSUN, PHOTOGRIPHIII 53 Will ST. IIIIIIIIIIII.

 

Ilalllt‘ti ll. lllsckic, the clmcr young
comedian who has scored such It grout
success as "Billy Grimes" in “(lrlmcs
Cellnr Door" for the put four seasons,
will give u perfortuscc of the musical
farce comedy at. the Norwulk “porn
Home, February 9 ler. blackic is Well
antllnvorubly retuemberrd for his clever
work as “ilrimesc-y Mu Boy" in n "Bunch
of Keys,” which put lIr- played success
fully for four season-.4. but his prescnt
work as “ltilly Grimes" Ill "iirimes' i‘rl
lar Door," is by for the host he has ever
done, and firmly establish- ll him on ori
ginal comedian of many accomplish
mom.

i lwrnrml l'ucm‘I I'm! to Heaven.
lawn-IN, Full I. ,. .‘lt-‘IIICIIIKIIL :1 meeting
of II..- umIIIponc-i It. 'luwer llill, Wil-
' limit-4 llrz' oIgIIIIIrcr of the labor demon-
humiuu on Saturday lnrt IrIadquioleut
opt-m: h during lbs: or um: of which he sold
thut if the police sIrIIIk the unemployed
inguin the Ittllt‘l’ were. IlrtI-rmirIL-d to use
cbcrIIlrIIl-I and m' ml the pol'm' to III-oven by
;; chemical parcel poor

Tho Clrrartn‘ a N..." Escape.

It: illl ~II II-h I). ~"llw \llun Mate lIns
sir-Inner i‘ormn. which put into this port
with nor atokchola full of water, is lying
in the Shannon rivvr. The passengers any
thIt the wow! mumwlycmtpetl II great-
Lll- mil-r

Chamber of (‘ommerce Banquet.
Itocumrm Ieh fl —Four hundred and
twenty LII limbo-stuns representative busi-
III'SS men nucndrd tbr seventb annual bun:
quot of tho cbnmbtr of cammercr which

molt plncolu tl - vw liurris building

 

lII- IIIIN, Feb. 6 ~ .\ dispatch from Minsk.
llusm. says that It rich Jewish family of
tho rmmc of .\lilzumvich, consisting of Iii
persons, including scrt’atnlu, thI- been pol-
I‘t'lllttl to death.

Aged iouple lilo Almost. Together.
Aftot an .\li Feb I‘. ~\\lllinmll. Your
son of \'ussrallmro, one of the best known
agricultural writorw of the state, died at
the our. of Bl. lll‘l wlfr. IIIIIIIIIIII, died the
tiny following

I Golden Bubble Burata.

. Ill. lino, I), I‘,, Fr h. Ii.- — The gold (excite-
‘ mi‘lll in the Wichita moutrmim culminated
in the discovery that tho: allmvd Valuable
ort- lmd bout sultml

Die-Kano Dopoasnl.
tumours, h-h II \t. a muffin“ oi the
board of aulwn‘innrs of Kings county John
Y. .\Ir-Kunc nus III-pound a- prostdcut pro
tom, of that body

Itnurnml Work.

i‘.\.\iIIi-I.\’, N. .l., Fob. tin-Tine pure and
byrlmnt factory of II. .\. Wood .\- t‘o. III
Florenci- I'Millfllml work. with civil men em-
ploy-ml

Eton. Alvin l’. Ilyds Dead.

LIAI: I'I'illill, lv'oh, II. will)”, .\lvin l’ Hyde,
II pIoIIIlIII-III hwy" turd Ilt'intlt‘ ml of this
rltv. Ill Pllnlblilmitw, itKEiIIVJ

 

No Demand For Ollcloth.
HAM-HI, .. . ,.Fcb ow'lhe Sslcm oil~
cloth works clossd. No sole for their goods
it the reason III-signed.

sickness and n doctor bill to pay. is tiny-
thing but pleasant for a man of a family
to contemplate, whether he is s lsborov,
mechanic, merchant or publisher Jas.
0. Jonas. publisher oftho Lender, Morris,
Terran, vvrw sick in bed for ten days with

two ago. Later in the year he hodo

second uttnclt. Us says: "In the killer
onset usod L'hnmberlsin' s Couglhl'tc

ml with considerable auoccss think,
on y being in bod .1 little over two days.
The second attack I am sstlstlcd would

for the use of s rsmody." It should
bohorneln mind that the [triple much
the some as It vrry sever-o cold andro-
wires preciroly the some treatment.

horn on wish to cure a cold quickly
Mill.- ectuslly lvetlus rcmrdy atrial
floodlit) cont tiles for solo try-(l. t3.
Stillsrm, drought.

Ten days loos ofhtime on amount of

tho grip during Its prevalencc a your or

hurt been equally!“ bad Int tlIr‘I first but
i.

PRICES TELL.

i

C. H. HARVEY

Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.

announces another cut in prion. that will u-lbi‘lnlslll the most prudent purchaser as
he bellows m largo soles. ittlo profits, :1 III nlyme all strictly honest goods. A'lso
his lIolId-sy Slippers. which are the [amt ideas will be sold at prices beyond compo-
tition, and range in prions from 120th to $1. 00. and every purchaser to the.
amount of $5 Oil will Ilt' prI-semcd with n large bag of I). S DI‘IVI-nports best flour.
Evcryout- needs money and so do ow, thororcforc m arc nil in tho same boat, so
look out for the coming :«nln- Inrtlw W'Xt ton dnw III

C. H. Harvey’s,

whom the grunt-rat bargains can bI- obtained in

Boots, Shoes. Rubbers Slippers
Children’s Fancy Slippers

BEING A SPECI “XI TY.

Cunt of Thanks. ,
\Vo return Ibunkstoour friend» uni neiLh
born for the kindness and ~ynumby shown \lsI
in our hen-m «mt-III.
Mn. SAhII'EI. .l PLATT,
.\llL‘. Mam E. I’LATTJ

Taylor 81 Gdlden
Real Estate and Insurance

WASIIINUTOB- fi'l‘RI-‘H.
I’r-rwna lookln furototmr lions. mul In:
olth the view I) pnrrliming,nro Inlllt'll it
call ltn'l oanmineour list. VH- have Iln In for

grrirrlaimurrds I L

NORWALK OPERA IIIIIIBE.

A .\'IIIIIT Iii" SOLID H‘N‘.

;IUESDIY EVENING, FEBBUIRIS
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of .. 'I Mud. h {little-rt Plays

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Friday Evening Feb. 9.

III-.Irt s H!“
i‘\lii-.\\'.'.ll!. Till II III'

MS. 8. MACKIE,

‘ ‘Grlmesey Me Boy"

IN

l‘l IININIIED home-.1! be
[mutton rIeIIr mulon \tIIIl
your! IIIII'IIIIIIIIII uI-ll. Inter dry
month. by your only
ltnwnyton, (nun.

[[(H all. of" o rooms Imd “mill hon-w un-l bust

III-ll of wnrrr and 1' Mo I'll. at 9"“ month
Noni li-Iwuyton utrrtlon
uncut

Appli to mull-n
ll IIV
Iltll'hll. burn. or: lmrd Irnd m In II In mm!
land at I-‘lw Milo ltlII-zt ”II o hon» . mil
nblsfnr two fnmllirs at tho Mil» lilvu: up
Mahmlrutlst‘un Ill) Nmk Itoml Ilmsnrlulr»,
Illgb sir-col; Ilvo [III II rooms on Il'Isl rilelrl urn-
nuo: nix room» up stairs on 'lid'r‘rrnm sin-.4;
thrco room» in britk blink 011 W ih-Itlllul In
uttoci; Isntann l‘ IIIII arm-t. from El to 9| Ill
per Im'mth. In Now mom
i IW

)Alt’l’ of lower Ilt’lll'ii'. .\‘runlwnrd mono»,
:uppcr nnd low-r mmmnoni, NI.

“IIH’slllllAll IslII amour-ant lit Imd III Apply
III .. ’

“'IIODWAIIII
Its to iloo I ih I n i It? " "WM“ """""
I F I‘ I) I'II‘III'H I‘I‘ ill 1 .
)lhg. ormorl) ruuiplml lIv HIIIIPI’ lmlgo. . A M“ and “I'll" Comps”.
0. F. For [Inttltlilm‘rl Ill ulru of II. N Nm‘vlnnnl FrilllII'lIII'It'n-IHI llrpu.m|mw._

Brown, at his «tor-non HoIIIlI I IIIII nIreIl. or b _
(Ian-Ira 1". Boom. City Notional Ilmrk. Is'rtf “Itlill’llu‘IIIfxlllknfllgll‘I‘:ir':t‘un"‘;":k50.f‘;:fke.‘%al

Fill! ALI).

Ill!“ A’l‘fl solo of INIIlIlTAIuIlII forniturr- I'Iill
after lil s. In. Mu» ELI \ l.III IthIIIII.

No. It Washington strm-t. II If

FOR Sale!
A GREAT“ Billllilll.

Till-lint shroud cums sitrolu burnt-as, Intro.
hum II and whip. All in first rlmul
worlltton. t-‘nIIII LAl'iIIlh Jmt

 

children cry or...

Pitohor's Castoria.
children (by for

When fishy our sick. we gave her Moria.
When trim was It Cirild. she cried for Milt.
When in Income In... she clung to cm

mm trad thbmmgsrsm mi.

Fischer's Custom.

 

 

children on for ‘“
honour.

A I AYING show. ImsIIIr-ss to II man of small 'I' "ll \\ EI.I.~KNII\\'.\ 'AND I’lll'mAR
”spiral. will not from clithlosn In Monty
riollnrn Ir wot-k. Alrdrr- -- hummus, .
'tnrwalk, (John. 12:: r A
A ItM‘KUi-l watt-r motor, which will be. sold me rlcan “use
«cheap for want of use. Apply Itt this 5
AND

 

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Imnlmlmd o. ilertnunln llnll

lost "In I. probably II iarilna' Iirr-Irr-lnu
room, nulova. F Ilsrtilcsse law at tIllrmn'of
I

.22. .- 2--.- 2 is thin SI. llIIIIIIIlt. (IIIIIII.

‘ rim: ENIIAY lifter! mm, on “'9than um.
mining Ilillill Pmlmbly eitlu-r on High ts ilrritnsiii “m DALI!
it contains i-IKII‘ r-ttI furnished roorm, sl

orWestsiret-ts. int er wli ill be room-doll by
Him mittenf rmms for famli [lot not on

Inn lng lbw some at this onion. III III.

unturnfr army floor. A rest in m altar!
ed to m toursnt igh‘" .alrysnd
Ionvrnlztit hitrshon.
III'IIIIY.“

RESTAURANT.

IAN‘ATMI m‘

1' the ball

 

MEI." ILL" I}. ”IA",
MIMI II mm (or

Mutual ills In. 00., of II. 1.,
Istlsnsl Irrlory IlsIIIpsIIy,

Isolde: . Itsrino end

. . “I o 6on-
innit . shallot-«slum.
{ (orient-orator): mos'

proprietor-ls roux-e for sell
r: npvtf‘llifim ti ssldotnn s

for! Irlultbil “L ”I“.
'III. mghuéfiunrollhm. Fats

 

 

 

Nor-wall ’

snit- ln oiery port‘of tilt (it) at re-ndnmtlflr
or res tint on earv errmr. mill!
7 lit-hm: m ‘m’I 1-: [DIIIIE TWIlIIlns
WAN'I'E“. I--I~Ir:r. In
I
I (HRIIERN “Ill a WPeIt;I.l-1I)It boardcr». 3‘, ”,1 , ,r \"IJ‘J'II'. “f A w", L “ m' “Mm" "
Mist A week Employment Aflt‘ln' ',
\urlh .\luln streetwornor .\Iurelml ‘ ‘ ‘ '
) . I. .\i Lalo. ,- .m-
I'OMI F'l‘EN’I frirl to (mull, wash and in -n I I‘:‘ n. . l ;,. g. “.MFHII‘. . I nique
Four in fainll‘)‘ Apply with rcfuwrr-nu ni ”.1“, I.» ;,.,i‘,,, I"... I‘d, HIII'I'InltI‘. -
[Ill VIII-rt ut‘r min, Nnrw ltIIi. l'rr ., III In :'-lurl..r ,; ‘, "‘ "
{hm ‘ “' H “”Uln' f I‘I\I-I‘\\1tlriizu 'lll.(IlI III-l urns ‘AII‘I‘II‘HIII’EII‘L
I-I-Ie, IIutIII‘I i'il .\wtvr , 1 -vn.- . I 5
T0 .1an IN"! “HM“. * \ I I4 Innu-
' . \'..1. mi... L‘... ll ...II«I » -' ht I~
”LI-IE humllnvilundatrut ‘e'uIIIilIIVIuI ' ‘ "“. '“3
l hoardln hmma or llnrgu fourth lme- griffin}? film? '0'“: ml] ‘ l" ‘ ““1 “ml”
uselonlmmmisrel) Apply“ tot ll \th lrr ‘ ‘ 1‘:
1"tlrrlrardrttrut .\mwuk itltl

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