W- -‘
fl .
“w
i'
Druggist.
.. '2, n .
Ahottle of
fluent! s Cough Remedy
Will cure your cold. Try it,
and reinsmirer that
Piaisted’s Salsapriiia
is the best blood purifier.
150 A DDTTlE.
Pure Drugs
AND
Fine chemicals.
Prescriptions‘ carefully corn-
new
I
a
”w. . .. ,..
R.D.Plaisied
Druggist,
‘ 48 Washington St.
SOUTH N ORWALK
wan Paper,
PAINTS. DILS. GLASS.
BRUSHES etc.
This is a good time to Print.
w.—+ u. ,_.. ,
islIsii iIs Pleased to give you
likens for doing your work.
Will guarantee Satisfaction in s
We use only lrwstt's Pore.
. White load and ilsst linseed
Iii.
E. E. Gorham,
lid. 2 list ireIIIIII,
finer Nonwams
yam..- rightl lxmlhllloll on
mass sud MIL”
‘ , IIII. rummemissorwan
._ FOR Bale!
*‘tIIrII IIIItIIII.
' They have secured several applications
[en’s V Furnishings
lo9respousivechordzin the hearts foi a buying corn-
it We sell the best two dollar Hat sold In the state.
FRANCIS & 00.
8635 Washington St.,
.—
THE EVENING SENTINEL
rams downs. Idlwrand mm.
months
I . “Airstream“
Mimic
”sour! NOBWALI ml dull.
Bur 3—Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
Box k—Oomer Day and Toilee streets.
Box l—Cruss street.
Box lfi—Weat street. opmite Franklin street
school.
Box lit—Concord street. opposite school.
Bo: M-Oorner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lil-Oorner High street and Bayvicw
avenue.
Box ll—Norwalk iron Works building.
Box 17~Cornsr West avenue and Cedar
street.
Ber. alveorner
avenue.
Box till-Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box ill ~Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box sit—liectric Light station.
Box ll—l‘alriield avenue and Cedar ‘street.
Miniature Almanac (or Toemnrrow.
Sun Rises Sun Sets High This ' Low This
at 0:46 at on) at sz . at 1:5»
West street and Taylor
New York Harald Weather lone-at.
The weather to-day promises to be clear
and considerably colder. To morrow it prom-
isestobugsnsraiiy fair, with slightly lower.
followed by rising temperature.
lowest Point at the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon toodav was
1.?" above zero.
sill'Tll NORWALI.
Ill-M the People ul our (iii, an Doha
and Sarina.
There will be service in Trinity church
this alternoon at i’Io‘cioek.
For Saturday A.Dickermau dc sun ol‘Ter
a specral bargain in nsrorted hosiery.
The shipmentmoifihsts from Danhury
last Week amounted to 1,400 cases.
-Lnne‘s for candy, price. quality and
variety. _ __-.
The lunernloi Mrs. Michael Lubrino.
who died Wednesday at her home on
Lowe street, was attended from St.
Mary's church this morning at 0 o'clock.
Two hustlers together. i‘. U. Griswold
is with 8.8. L’Hommedieu this week.
and are expecting more {or the Connec-
ticut General Lite insurance company.
—Bargains in children's suits and ree!‘
ere. at W. A. Benedict's.
A large and very lively tarantula was
found in Anthony (Iuneo's fruit store
on Railroad place. this morning. it was
successfully caged by Expremrnan Smith
and Joseph A. Stabsii. and is now on
exhibition in the store.
At the business meeting at Company
0. of Danbury, Tuesday night. it was
voted not to go out 0! town [or II battalion
drill tor the present. it is probable that
they may go to South Norwalk or
Stamford. or both. early in the spring. —-
ewe.
mined» at New Candy in lane's.
Councilman Jacob Sehsuh, chairman
ofths street committee. is doing good
work in instructing Street (fouunisioner
Briggs to have the sidewalks of property-
ownsrs who have been‘deiinquent in the
periormance oi Ihelr‘dnty. cleared of
snow and ice.
~wClIlidrIIn’rI shirt waists at 20 cents.
Cannot be matched tor quality and price.
W. A. Benedict.
The meeting at the H Irrigation Ib-
siun in the springwood Union chspI-iwill
he changed from Thursday to Wednes.
day night, in order that more American.
proplo. who desire to go to church on
Thursday night. may attend the Bonn
rian meetings. The mission is in a pror-
perous condition and much good work is
being accomprshed by Mr. Petra.
wilder» for the bbl. of floor at Lane's.
Rehearsals tor the entertainment to be
given in Hoyt'a Opera House neat month.
by the Epworih League or the First
Methodist Episcopal church, were hogan
yesterday and will continue every
Thursday and Friday alarm and ev-
ening until it lakrs place. The solar-
Islarasutistocomst or Dal-arts nerv
ones. so opastts. “Puss in boots;
"collision.” my :0 recitation-
”mmmagmwmmm
are» flayes' market.
So. Norwaik.
Old Well Lodge will rehearse the third
degree to-nlgbt.
‘lhs independent Social club will meet
with Benoit Duylmizlinaboth street.
tonight at 8 o’clock.
-’l'ho gnawing will be (air at Lane's.
- Hester Earl “1.2;! of West Main street,
Norwalir, won the roast at the People‘s
market. yesterday.
—8pecial butter mic. Pine. Izigis
(or $1. The
creamy 25c lb.. 4} lbs.
New York Grocery Co.
llr. and lira. Orin Adams, oi Taylor
avenue, are both sick with a second at—
tack ot the grip. lira. Leroy Adams is
also quite ill with the same complaint.
w—Chickeua are “to. per pound Tur-
keys lie. at Bayss’ market. ‘
The Young Woman‘s Christian Tern
per-ace Union, will meet at the home oi
Mrs. George Waters. Friday evening.
February ill, at 7:30. All members are
requested to be present.
—-. 'evv kinds all the time. at Lane‘s.
Colonel Frost commanded the drill of
the first battalion of the Fourth regiment,
in the Bridgeport armory. last eight,
with Captain James K. Crolnt adjutant
and John H. Wade sergeanbmajor.
~Best flour 68¢ bag. .4 40 hill: 02 lbs.
granulated sugar for $1; 8 cans Tip Top
milk 060.11“: New York Grocery 00.
Rev. marge [arising Taylor, clamo-
town, was to have delivered an address
at the Sunday school convention in
Bethei. Wednesday evening. but was de-
tsined at home by an attack or the grip.
-—Danbury News.
——Cbickens are mic. per pound. Tur‘
keys lie. at Hayes' market.
lire. J. J. Richardson died at her horns,
Rye-non street. Brooklyn. at H :300'ciock
last night. Mr. Richardson is preaideutol
the Richardson a Morgan Cm. lhll city.
Ira. Richardson had been an invalid for
a number of years.
The Central Labor Union met last
night and passed resolutions that the
Common Council of South Norwslkhe
asked to provide a place oi'shslter for
unemployed workmen who pass through
the city in search 0! employment and
have no place to_st_ay.
-—Pri1.se every day. People's lisrket
Alfred Knapp, the genial South Nor-
walk representative of flackstt. Cltbltl
& (10., the New York clothiers.
furnishsrl and batters. has distributed
among his numerous friends neat and
attractive card cases of red leather.
bearing the compliments of the above
firm.
~7Try ’sm helm vou buy 'em in Lane'-
'A sleigh was overturned on North
Main street. last night, by one o! the
runners getting caught inthe horse I'sr
vails.andaiady was thrown out. The
horsestarted to run away. but Grocery
man Doedate Davenport caught the ani-
mal by the bridle. and held him until he
quieted down. In Davenport's hands
werehadly tori! .
~Ali kinds oi lush iieh M. ilayes'
market
The depot restaurant. under the man-
agement at l". A. Lane.“ one of the but
places in the city tosscurs a meal. The
land is prepared in the best at style and
served by courteous attendants. ltr.
lane is contioaully introducing new tea-
tures in his line at business and the mat
fastidious are sure to be satisfied by
patronising the Macs. What is raid at
his restaurant can herald of his bakery in
tltel‘nrwalk lire departmsnthehla-ee.
stun last night to hear the Men-so!
Hopeflossoompanytotbechargesmada
against the mpany. The spokesmen
tor the sornpsnywerscsptain Iliattsry
and Elmer Chinery. 'l'lrsdstsme,itis
said.“- weak and no promises were
undriorthstutervgmxlhshaviorolihs
merciless. “liters werenogood reasons
shmwhythecempanyshonkinoths
disbanded. AMhsaringwhatthseorn-
panyhadtosaythsmesliugadymard.
mesu m...
“Infill“. (3. A. m. It 1”
"Perhans" This Will Internet You.
Always. the BEST 00883 for the Least Money at
BROOKSlDE FARM.
MHPARsoss.
thsOrvgory Esteban-suit.
Thoannual rrport stills-electrons has
the ushsckemo block. partnenr. - .
... W «Two hundred pairs line kid shoes
M” M mw‘ 3‘ 'W' regular 0350. now 100; Ice palrrl
The committee ontheremganiulion M‘mi rm maul-r Ill-lion new
W abunialesstotmssiinnsdsrwsar.
a lonely in.“ “a.“ ne- tho WNW
usual-s "" Thwhetmsnrsssivadapsiisisathb
cttlrsllcrwalkllslletsrseeiaa
According to the Catholic calendar,
today audio marrow are spring ember
days. .._..._.....
0.qu Wallace Dam: is still unatde
tododotyon thepollcsioresonsseonnt
oi the grip
Justice that! will to-morruw try the
civil suit ct Whaler l Banioril v‘s.
James Toner. .-...
Justice Austin will renders decision
tomorrow, in thsdsmurrer entered in
i!
include its appearance Copirs can
beprocursdstthsiroflcr.
Wubington lodge, I. o. u. 1.. ol
Cranberry Plains, will hold a sociable
to-night with Ira. D. I. Pillow.
\«In. E. L W.. oi Nor-walk, has.
contributed twenty loaves of brad to
the New York World's tree bread fund.
Tirecassot State vs. John Edmuuds
comes up [or trial tomorrow. In.
Edmunds wautlhcrhushand put under
bonds to keep the peace.
Joseph Bushman succeeds Edward
Blake as conductor on the street railway
line. Extra driver Norman takes Mr.
Buekman‘s place as driver for Conductor
Williams.
Thirty one more pairs of quail arrived
yesterday {or the Narornake Fish and
Game Protective association. The club
now have 102 birds in their possession to
rolelse in tho spring.
The civil suit of Bennett A. Jackson
vs. John and Catherine Barthel, oi
Cranberry Plains. has hen settled by
In. Barthel paying the claim and costs.
amounting to nearly 0'15.
Deputy Collector Sloan. visited the
elder brandy distillery at Sherwood a
Wakrrnan. at (lrssnileld Hill, Wednes—
day. and looked ever the plant. lie
found things according to law.
Patrons oi the Danbury and Norwaik
station at Catherine street complain that
the plattorm b not cleaned alter a show
storm. and people waiting for trains have
so stand in snow and shiver with Ihe
cold. _.--._"
Among the dogs bitten by the mad dog
Wednesday lllm.'ll a littleficoteh
terrier owned by Dr. A. 8 Baldwin.
He dressed the wound. which required
several stitches taken in it. and shut the
animal up.
The trial 0! issue Benedict for stealing
Deputy Sherifl Toner's hone comes up
at 3 o‘clock this afternoon. Sir. Toner
spent the greater part 0! yesterday
subpn-nsing witnesses.
Expressman and Commimary Sergeant.
William E. Burton's horse slipped on
the iceon the Washington street cross
in; this morning. and tell. The services
olaeverslmsu were required to unhar-
nera the animal and get him up.
damage was done.
Tbsiunsraiservicss over the reaming
of Mrs Albert Morehouae were largely
attended treat her mid-nee on lsrwin
street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rove.
A.| H. Wyatt and Garret Haulcnheck.
oi Norwalk, and Rev. l. Simmons. 0!
Dsnbury. officiated.
The many lrisnds (It'llichard liteheii,
the window dresser of the Hailey. Neely
company. will regret to hear that he has
been called to Nurwalk by the death 0!
hrs little daughter. llr. Iltcheil has the
sympathy of the entire store in his ailiic~
tron—Now Haven New.
Dir. and hire. N. E. Peek. at River
street. are grandparents. a daughter hav-
ing been born to Mr. and Sin 8.11
Richmond. Jn...yestsuls_v afternoon
Thehoys at the horse carIlI-pot. whore
Hr. Richmond is employed. are smoking
Havansr in honor of the event.
Iitrsot Commissioner E. ll. Adorati-
elated over the 'eillclrnt buy in which
the public spied the street department in
clearing the sidewalks alter yesterday's
storm. Such hearty suspension be
tween the «tissue and the city oileisis
will give Novwalk a model street dI~
01 to. lift pairs baud sewed turns. “All
shoes. at m. mostly 2} lot: lmy
msa’ s cork u. on shoes. now £2: .
All our weliukuown lines from .1
mm at M loll-v r discount. A. it.
mt, “Hm.
The proprietor-oi the Norwaik Boston
stove attribute their great success to the
last that they strive to treat evsryhodyTfiF
alike. When they sell sonnets “MW
try togiveuuh value that it will bring
back the customer. who will spread the
new or the values they receive. This
week the Bostonian invites people to
Sadie Randall, Riverside live-true.
No‘
OYAI.
”V“! THE! lllVEl:
lows nmi lkrsalpul the lust
.‘lnrvraiir
The Epworth league will hold their
"experience social" tonight with Miss
Iii Hut
'1'. Charles Bossier. thc barber at NH
Washington street. has scoured the ser-
vices of Albert A. Buckmghnm. 43 Van7
Zandt avenue.
Miss Edith l’egg, who has been visit
lug her parents. Rev. and Mrs. C. M.
Pegg. returned toCastleton N V. where
she makes her home. this morning.
Mrs ’i‘. ll iiritlin nnIi Airs. Frank
Smith. of Henry siren. are in New York
city. Til—night they Will be members of
a party gt one of llli‘ city theatres.
Rev. George L. Tc-eples “l” pruaIlI
Sunday evening on “Tho History ulthe
Advent Movement; Ir. a Forty \cars
Review of the History ni' ihcilIrIsliIIII
Church."
There will be II praise surl‘lt‘r' in Ihe‘
Swedrsh Congregational church, Rivrr
aids avenue, Sunday evening at 7;th
o'clock. Sven Brim-son. a urill'mevu:
Brooklyn violinist, Will assist the organ
and guitar quartette in the instrumental
portion of the service. and there will be
special singing by the choir, Rev. Oscar
Lindegren, the pastor, will preach ashort
sermon. Tocrnorrovv evening Rev. Lin—
degren and Sir. Ericsson will go to
Georgetown to participate in an outer
tainment to be given by the Swedish
church in that place.
Bridgeport Turn.
The I: it) of Brnigemrt will probably
pay more ten! to the state and county
met your in proportion to her population
than any other city in the statcmwing to
the amusement of property as user to
its Tull value as p subli-
(l W O. llnrdman SlIrriiT oi Tyler
(‘0. , \V. \n.. apprwintes II good thing
and does not hesltatc to say so ”0 was
almost presumed with a cull nhen he
rumred II but tie oi I 'hnmherinin' s
ugh Remedy He says: “it gave me
prompt relief I find it III be on invalu-
able remedy for cough-I and Lolds' " Fur
saiehyii. U. Stilison druggiet
Mrs. Emily Thorns. who resides at
Toledo. \Vashingiml. says siw has never
been able to procure any medicine for
rhoumntrum that rein-vs: tiII- opaina
eflI-ctually as Chamix-‘riainsl’sin linim
and that she has also used it {In lame
back with great sum m. For sale by Ii.
C. Stillson. Iirudgist.
Children Cry for
celery.
lists Per Pair; 2 Pair for 250m
A. DiCkerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON ETHEET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all in Lcavt'ning Pawn—Latest U. S. Gov't Report. 1
our information ahmtti ‘ mus l'iir
i
333103
Powder
lather Gray‘s Sweat Worm rum.
Mother Gray. a nurse in the ChildrItn' I
Home in New York .has for years tredIted
children successlully witha remedy. riow
prepared and placed in the drug oldies.
called Mother Um a Sweet Worm Poivd
ere. They are so d by all druggistsi at
25 cents a package. The remove all
worms. are harmless as mil .pieasant to
take and never fail. V aluahle tor {eter-
isbness, constipation and headache, even
it no worms are present. Ask yiour
druggist
Ten days loss of time on accounii oi
sickness and a doctor hill to pay. is tiny -
thing but pleasant for a man of a family
to contemplate. whether be" Is a lube r,
mechanic. merchant or publisher. 1 as.
0 Jones. publisher of the Leader. Mania.
Texas. was sick in bed for ten days With
the grip during its prevalence II your or
two ago. Later in the your he held n
second attack. He says: “In ilII-i tter
case i used Chromberiain'e Cough lam
edy with considerable success. i th nk
only being In bed a little over two days.
The second attack i am sstisiied would
have been equally as bad as the first but
(In-the use of this remedy.’ it should
be home In mind that the gripls much
the some as a very severe cold entire-
wlfl‘s precisely the same treatm nt.
'hen you wish to cures coiIlquiIrkly
and etiectuniiy give this remedy a trial.
Special Sale of Divans and tumor their,
At $9, $i0, $i2, $i4, $16.
DiierIg inducemg‘ms IIIPIIrciIaS
(lF
FURNITURE.
it their liars Rooms 46 and 48 this St. ,ilomit
Marked down from $12, 814, 318, $20.
d‘l
than at any market in either city. Would you know the reason? We are in the MEAT Mill»
: NEriS. W e make it a business. and we understand our buaiuem.
competitors. who wish to try conclusions with us. they are hereby mt cordially invited rode
so. We cut nothing but the best quality of meats. and can prove this statement by our lam
and steadily increasing business. We shall I nations to give prizes every day. until W
notice. The pnIron whose name is drawn ear h day will he entitiei to ten lbs. Prime Rib
Roast of Beef.
1'5 and 50 cent bottles i'nr snichyii. (‘ é
'Ntillson drug-gist
i
if a New York millionam Irma a «lin- 3
nor at 5th avenue and 26th stI'cct cc iitmgé
r00. 00. which g1 vcs 19 pie dy speipsia
and these peoples mi 1.4 456. 00 in due-
ors' bills and iinaly have to pay £500
each (or(‘ thus liloodl‘ are In IIIre I. om
what would be the saving per capiiin It
the dinner :iIould not be Klimt. tilt-re
being 87 persons at the (east?
inquire at Pleistell s drun store. vulture
you may have the problem solved .Ind
”.711?
gnledammenls
i-loyt’s opera i-iouIse
MDNDIY. FEB. lDilI.
The greatest nm'I-iiy snI'I-ers oi the newborn.
Elmer E. Vancs'e Marvelous Realistic Pom-
rny drama.
"PATENT
APPLIED FDR.”
By author of Limited Mail.
The heaviest play cv or staged.
0.‘ ['2 NIGHT
"NIX.
Ingenious unem- arn used in every act.
SE
SEE
SEE
SEE
SEE
lie Vlil" ~.
A liaringi' nn- e=pti In
opera! lllll.
Tho lll‘l'ill [wiping liorsv.
pool.
The Murvclum and
SI‘I‘III'.
The rivIcnlIilI- Exposure of tha-
‘iiIriiiiue shit
Fitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Gastoris.
Win-n ital-y was rich. n 0 2mm hrr (‘anoria
\Vliun film was Itl'lnil, \li" r'riml inr i'Imlrlfll.
\l‘hnn nlIr- I-wnnm iii-w. eh" clam; h I‘nsIor-ia
When the M ii lIii inn. elm .;u=—ti:cm L'Mlnria
Children cry for
Pitcher’s Gestoris.
_ W A N’I’lill.
All!“ can make
’idaiiv by folding and
J mldrc-sinurircu are lot ill at home. [“3
canvassing. i'IIriIlnugII-‘rmanvnrm piwy
stamped envelo Ii Iiitu‘ E IAT: L.
Houthliend. ind we
gestures warm ul by Mini. .lIIllN
Wlli'iltt “Al’rlfllisrt llllllwrstrnctfinr
walk. Table imama-wiaiiy. ritlw
AN WANIED Must hel Inrefni driver
ll
atrium stem d”Item :%ui?k”ta
m. V?“ must be am y
‘alatter 7. “II p. In.f
' user.
S'l’nltltam hummus with drum:
Washington siren. nppmlte Joust ntl‘lr‘e.
tromA iiot lisshee n scoot-tr as a dry
verdant! Icgnliunaliy ”or the past lMinion
ll ow III-cu rr u re
or Dunner i’. II. r. p a m: w
()zir-ll Allolnlllcein poet silica hulldinir
formerly occupied by Jacob . Lsyt ond
Whit
we. Alan! rmirm 31%.“,
rentJ'm “#va toll. “VAR [mild
ashingtnu “mt"
i’inr (Jo. onion.
0 D bllavllahrl etrdel
nose or lar c
bullshit int
“late niy n (I. .IiVbssia-r
limit-m '
lower house. VvVoodw‘erl a WEE.
I5”? and lower apartment. 0.
is .nnt sit and it. And:
error}: the laser m “IKE
occupied "Why Butler.) lulu!"
no rush
it. 27:55
Halos
33331.5”qu
Ain't!
Er"
W‘nl "Gil
RIVA“ select ”Wm room; not.
so. fil'du‘hln‘em 7m ‘
l . iic‘E‘wII
.0 "mmiflga Maid;
' Ir. mo Doormat. cm. or
g III. EdmonF. rm »
A‘ilngniih- out i rleIIirIlmI.
<I nix now on role at 1 unit' It Iirngplnrefluutl
,lk'nrlivnlir. and llrownr)‘ II drug store. Nullwrtlk
' "Till 8 [Mill House.
Wednasiay,
W. S. l‘.LEYEL|llD"S
M l NSTR EL‘S,
ALLIED WITH Till?
I
afternoon and
owning.
III p
All the llinlstrsl liotsilisii.
the. Mir and lllv.
Avulrl "Iii all!"
.
rim-"re lento ‘low.
Ilrsmry s drug store. Nurtvait
miiRiiND DDNDERil
A? ll WOW“
“THEM
IIIIIIII III
[lilllfi
lies nae-u rImIII III .
Ilse tam hoisted lmi
lies tam Estella loll .
lies 1m Iisdys iisrissi I.
will?!” If
rim.
unmoaarsr. -
On sale at I ‘mh‘ n time aim.- Hnuih. Nriirmlnik.
«THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22.
Tons of Machinery. Beautiful Sooner» and '
The \VIIIIIiI-riul inIcrIllnn III Marin at
The Swimming Hurw in III-I Vi‘hlrh
t
["1 Il'Kr-l’) .
unrimnui mlur Sun and Kerri 5H2.-
lED. 2|.
EUROPEAN VAUDFA'ihiLES
name. IIrsIIIIn. IIIInoItnns.
Eplumiius Yilitid's
iisl . all
PanoIIima.
l’llll‘liil.|—-Natluer. 25c and Alli-zillion-
First M. E. Chunph.
21
I.
Another successful Week.
l'e ple have found out that the meats no out are superior in quality. and lower in price
it' there are any of out
_.”__._
E. J. WADHAIvrs. Proprletor'
PEOPLE'S II‘IIIIIIT. " rnri IIEIIIIrtII. ' Prunes iii’r‘r‘rt'
1.3. N9. A Main, st. New lit... ,. .. all . .
V’s léphonegn, 53:3. V Satisfaction guaranteed | Tilghorgdafifigx
ArtiStic Photography
To those desiring something especially line In PHOTOGRAPH!
YOR K, I would call attention to the new line thch 1 am now executingg
a sim.
No pain or expense will be spnmi to obtain beautiful results. both In lighting
and posing. especially with delicate costumes and draperies.
FOR CHILDREN
Particular care 13 giIcn to obtain pictures which cmlmdy all that is childlike
natural and gracei'IIi.
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
.-\’I‘ REASONABLE PRICES.
E. M. .iiCKSDli. EHDTDDRAPHER. 53 Will ST.. iiDRlYllI.
C. H. HARVEY,
Big Slaughter
—ANIl——
CLEARANCE SALE.
i 2,000 PAIRS
Di Boots, Shoes and Rubbers to he
CLOSED OUT
at the greatest b Irgains ever offered In Norwaik during the next
15 days. These goods must be sold to make room for others com-
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer' In
towr I.I who knows just what to buy for the wants of the people at
less than cost These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
Come and see for y ourselves, Your old friend,
C. H. Harvey.
Confi‘gglicuthg‘fieim
UFE iNSliiiANiiE BDMPANY.
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January ist. i894.
Receipts in Year inllti. ll 466.980“
Disbursements. 281,512.41
Assets. January i. Hill. 2.551.!81.“
Iiurpiuu to Policy lioidI-rs. 540.022.“
Gain in ism in income. Assets, Surplus. insurance in force.
8. S. L’Hommedieu, Agent,
i I i Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
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FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY!
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HOYT’S OPERA‘HOUSE,
The Standard ilomuiy (in. of Now York. illi'li'l‘ the Personal
Direction of Mr. J. .i. Darling. in tho
lATEST METRDPDLITAN SDDDESS,
“THE THREE HATS”
With the Original Cunt, Pronounced hy the Press tins of the
[reading Comedies of the Day.
Don’t Forgot. For One Night Only.
WASHINDTDN’S BIRTHDAY NIGHT.
ADMISSION 35 Can“.
RESERVED SEATS ~ 50 and 75 COMI-
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