llaieied
' 's tough llemedy
‘Wili can your cold. Try it,
We Salsaplilla
7’ Elle beetblood purifier.
‘ lie A Milli.
’1 Fine chemicals.
. : iihsoriptions carefully com-
Wat
n
r
-—-—«O—"
. Druggist,
’ “‘“ie'uimsnlngton St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
' Wall Paper,
ruins. lllLS. cuss.
” BRUSHES. elc.
six:
“5!;
S
Billie is a good time to Point.
shall he l'lmvd to [WI you
flmsior doing your worll.
“yin minim Satisfaction In
is use only .lswstt's Pure.
Ihlts lord and Best linseed
Ill.
E E. Gorham,
” ... MM First Avenue.
”V 1' NORWALKE
FOR 831an
'Bl'lE IT Bllllillll.
achington St.
. eel; ‘ »
«Furnish
mom. chm-distill; loam of it ‘ibuyine m
HATS ~
‘ . We sell the best tWo dollar Hat sold in the slain. .0
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81..
Perhaps This
JAMIE Bowl". Editor All! W.
11qu :s ; 9 th ,
$1.25: 1 noggil‘lints: filesggni:
sous)! ICOKWALI "It! ALABII.
Box 3~Corner Washington and Norlb Main
streets.
Box o—(Iorncr Day and Tollmlreuin.
Box D—Crocs street.
Box Iii—Wont street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box lHoncord street. opposite school.
has lo—Cornsr North Main and Ann streets.
Box lib—Corner High street and Bowa
avenue.
Box ldv-Norwallr Iron Works building.
Box l'l—Cornnr West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box Il—Cornsr West
ovsnus.
Box Is—Corner Ely avenue and Bunion street.
Box 25—00mm South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box Si-lloctrlc Light etotlon.
Box dl—Falrflcld avenue and Cedar street.
street nnd Taylor
Hill-tun Almanac for 'I'o-rnorrow.
Sun Blane Sun Sets High Tide ' low This
at one at 5-35 at out | sub”
flow York llorold Weather frivolous.
Tho weather today promises to be cloudy.
with slight tempernture changes. folloqu by
snow and possibly some rain and daunroua
winds. Tomorrow it promises to be colder
and cloudy. preceded by new and [rules on the
coast.
Lowest Point of tho nermomotor.
The lowest point of the thermometer for tho
twenty-four hours ending at noon til—day was
23° ulmve zero.
Elfin would]
the Pooplo of Our
Doing and flying.
Till: Summon. will
usual tomorrow.
What ('lty Arr
be pllhlislml as
—Bargsins in children’s suits and reel-
ers, at W. A. Benedict‘s.
Carl Weishelt won the banjo at Fitz-
gerald‘s cigar store. last night.
—Remember you can have no order on
Dickerman. if you don't wauta magazine.
Henry Tilly has just painted and
placed in position a handsome gold sign
for the South Norwnlk Hardware
company.
—Lsne's ior candy, price. qunliiy and
variety. w,._
Numbers 1, 2. 3 and 4 of the Holy
Land Photographed are now on band,and
can be procured at Trill SKN‘HNEL ofllce
for ten cents and a coupon each
-—For this week. Men's heavy winter
gloves at cost. at W. A. Benedict’s.
The degree team of Old Well Lodge.
F. and A. 31.. confound the third dog!”
on one candidate last, night Several
members of the Georgetown lodgn were
present.
—-Try 'em boforc vou buy ”em in lane's
The members oi (hmpany D have
titted up their ante-room. over the
company's parlor. us card and smoking
room. Hereafter nu card playing wil
be allowed in the parlor.
”Loads of New Candy in Lane‘s.
Norman Hatcllmon. of Douglas
Fowler Post . (l. A. R . has been elected
an aide no the stat! of Department
Commander Blokemnn. ('omrads
Hamhmsn is n veteran nlthe Twenty-
llftli New York cavalry.
-~l)on'tforgot your periodmsl boobs.
”ow.“ s
It is expected that Rev. DM. Boydriob,
of Brooklyn. with his friend. the author
of the book entitled “God in lluolnoso,"
willbs present stills meeting on Wed-
nesday evening at 7:30, in the lecture-
room at 37 Chestnut street. South
Norwslk. _.__. ....
—-Ali kinds of fresh iisb. at llsycs’
market. ....-- W
The thirteenth annual msuyusndo ball
of the liemanla Smnzrrbund takes
ploosat Osmosis ball, tonight. The
masqueradso given by this popular
organinsdon in the post have been
decidedly mos-aim slain. largoiy
attondodsndthorongbly onyiysblo. Tho
one tonight will be in keeping. if not
liars onioyabls. thou lls WW.
“Children's shirt insists at 26 canto
Cannot bemutobed for quality and price.
W. A. Benedict.
lino! Burris. the pram swindlsr.
norm arrest at Buffalo, has been held in
010,000 ball to await the furtheraoslon of
the”. limb was taken back so
jaliuvhsrs ho is liabl- to t‘llloil in default
of bull. Deputy WWII.“
Vslparsivs. lad, tonsil-d that Harris
WoWordvrarhl-m for
fl®»mhwivssodmw Korn-
“mym‘y ‘ ' ‘
llill Interest You.
Always the BEST llllllSES till the Leastlloney oi
BROOKSIDE FRRM,
Mr H. masons.
um EVENING snnrmel.
‘ led by Bliss L llay Raymond. _At its
00.- ‘
So. Norwalk.
, Anton lllls, ot-Waior street. is the
father of a bright baby.
The Epworth tongue roosting in the
Pilot Methodist Eplocopl church. will be
close the monthly business meeting will
be held.
The Standard Oil company, whos‘e
works are at Wilson's Point. resumed the
fool oil business yesterday. aims a sus
pension of over a year. Twentyoix tank
cared fucloll were received yesterday.
J. Wallace Marvin'sm and curious
collided with a horse car on North Main
street, yesterday afternoon. The animal
stuck his head through one 0! the car
windows and the shalt went through the
side of the car. ___.
—(}rond masquerade ball oi Germania
Smugsrhund, at Germania hall. Wednes-
day, Feb. 21. 1894. Grand tableaux at. 8:50
o'clock. Grand march at 9:30. Tickets
50 cents a person. Costumes to rent at
hall Feb ‘20 snd_2_i‘.v___
This morning. while Adam Steinwuld,
driver for!) J. Wadhalns, was doliver-
in: orders on the hill, tho horse to h
fright and ran down Clay street to Roll—
road place. where he was caught by ex-
preuulen John Connors and Jacob Las-
sen. No damage was done.
Tho bolls painters of Nurwnllr and
South Norwallr. who employ union
men. met last night in the branch stow
of The J. 'l'. Prowitt clmrpany at South
Norwalk. and formed a Master l’nintcrs'
mlatiou. J. T. mwitt was elected
prosident and 0. D. Newman st-crctnry.
John M. Moray. 'wbo for tire years
has beenu resident of South Norwslll.
four of which he was employed by B.
Bumbard st Beldcn Point. has received
through the agency of George D. Keeler
a large amount of back pension. Eclelt
town today, acompanied by his mother
and ulster. on a trip for his health.
l'eier Mulligan, employed by Cpntrac-
tor J. M. Brovsmau in Union. was or»
rested yesterday afternoon. charged
with drunkenness and being in sncba
condition that he was unable to take
caroof his employer‘s horse, with which
he drove here. He pleaded guilty beloro
Justice Barrett this morning.aud was
fined ti and costs. which he paid after
an interview with his employer. "
To night. at 7:45 o'clock, the second in
the series of Union lientsn terriers. held
by the Congregational churches of South
Norwalh and Norwslk, will his bold in
the lecture room of the Norwulk Cough:
gational church. it will open with a
son; service. and the sermon will be
proacbellby Dr. T. K. Noble on the sub-
ject "the Call of (iod to a Numbering
Church." lsrubers of those churches
and all others Interested. are asked to re-
member this service. --
The programme of the grand concert
at the South Norwalh Methodist Episco»
pal church. Tuesday evening. i-‘-nrusry
27. is printed in another part of Tris
Stimuli. The Cincinnaltl Enquirer.
speaking of the appearance of Mr.
Busbnsll.the bass soloht,ln that city.
soys he took his audience by storm when
he sang "Thus Saitb the Lord of Hosts."
"Bearded like a hard." magnificent lu
physique as well as in voice. the singer's
interpretation of the recitativo was coo
toaroosstruesnthuslaslnmnd it dld.u
the worm applouoe be received ottosted.
“Tho ladies of Trinity church will
hold a cake sale in the Sunday school
room. Friday afternoon. lwtoccu tho
hours of 2 and 5 o'clock.
-Prizso ovny day. People's Market
Mun-...... .....- ... u--. Mu. ..
N03WALK NW».
A theory lug-t of [town From tho
. Um Ind sl I’m
Tho numbers of Company F m
arranging for a series oi informal socialo.
onetobshsld each month A move-
nisaslsalsoon foot toprocursuyasnss-
inn outfit for the mo of tho members
of Companies D and P.
Barry Jenkins. of Wilson's prspartory
school. who wandtred away may and
was fouodlll North Wilton by R. W.
Koolormaobssn also to Washington.
D. 0., by his nurse. who hope the
shrugs will do hint good. The boy's
ovlndh mooted. ....
Aanortbobsnvlltoftbo
Faro-lb “WM will hollow lo
showroom-st the shores might.
Themawmssavlstofvooslaod
M‘s-Is ssdsvadipbytlo
A. Did
Ilrs. J. Byabso woo tbsrnlststtbe
Peoplo'o llsvllot yesterday.
The Alpha Wheel club met last night
and adjourned for a week.
will be genusllysuspsnded oil
both ends only-town to-iunrrnw. .. - pr
mmmdbwmmfii
and peflseisd plans for their supper lu-
morrow night. from 6 until 8 o’clock. '
—-Tbo sill worm in allito stages says
he soon a? the Not-walk Boston store.
next Friday.
' Sui. Bill attendsd the meeting of‘tbs
general missionary committee of the
Methodist Episcopal chord». held in New
York, yesterdayLMM
Mrs. Charles (dehebc fell down etnirll
lit her home on Smith street. yestorday.
and cut her hood badly. Dr. _Wallsr
"itlllll‘oilk dressed tho wound.
FDo not fail to see the “silk spinner"
with various colored silks, at the Nor-
wolk Baum store, next Friday.
The South Norwalk post office will
close at 10s in; sndbs open botwsenfi
and O p or. tomorrow. One general
delivery and collection in the morning
will be made.
“$50,000 new 5 per cont. Govern-
ment bonds for sale by ll. D. Smith,
“anionic building, Norwalk.
Major 0. W. liendrlo. of the tiecond
battalion of the Fourth regiment. yes-
terday appointed Harry Devans. of
Stamford. battalion sdjutant. Mr.
Devans accompanied Mr Heudrie to
NorwnlkJast nixbt,to attend the bot-
ialion drill of Companion D and F.
—-Thres pounds of good beef steak, for
25c at lisyss‘ market.
To-morrow being a legal holiday. tho
Norwnlk post-office will close at ill
o‘clock in tho morning and null bo
open from 0 to 'l in the evening, 'l‘ho
carriers will nuke one delivery and on»
collection, [caving the edit-o at 7:301 in.
Mail slt-scribl-rn of Till: summer. can
grrtheirmrnrshy‘rdling tor tlwm at
tho olilw.
~Rcrldmun's photograph gnllory.
Galen» building. will be open on War-ilk
ington's birthday. February 22d.
Captain R. M. Rose. of Company I".
has received instructions from the ad jut-
ant gonoral‘s Dillon that all sbssntees
from drills are liable to o fine of $1.00. as
provided by the new military law. Coul-
panies whose by-lawo conflict with this
order hava been notified to change them
accordingly. The notice has been bullo-
tined in Company F's parlor.
Rt. Rev. Bishop-elect Tierney will be
consecrated at the cathedral in Hartford.
tomorrow. by Archbishop “Williams. of
Boston. assisted by Bishops Harkins. of
Providence. and Bsovans. of Springfield.
The two last named officiated at the cou-
oocrotion of St Mary’s church A large
number of Norwalh people, including
the priests of St. Mary‘s parish, will at—
tend the serviced!» y ..
-—Gsorga G. Smith has just received
the finest collection of picture molds ever
displayed in town. Samples at J. A.
Pinnso's stationery store.
The llllh onuualmseting oi the Sons
of the American Revolution to be held
in Bridgeport Washington‘s birthday. is
expected to have an attendance of more
than 250. Among those from Norwaih
who will attend are lion. E. J. Hill,
Donn. Horace Dorm. Fred Hill. J. A.
Osborn. Ebenezer Hill, B. W. Maples,
Rev. '1'. K. Noble. Russell Frost and
Henry Woodworth. .
~Tlte Scllurrmcollectlon ol insucln,
the Nnrwslk Boston store next Friday.
bind in this country. and should be soon
by everybody. ~____
The committee upon tbs reorganize-
oecnrsd piano for lbspropossdobsngro
in the tin.- |lousos on Idaln street, and
they bane lrson nubrolttsd to the City
Council for their approbation. Other
plans will be submitted. The matter will
come up be are the annual city messing.
March 5. expense of fitting up the
into a lockup and oily court room will
bsnboulflflooflw
Attbo Norwalk Bsptist church tonight,
there will has bolus missionary educa-
tlonaiineotlo'. Shortaddrensso willbv
tilsdo by General Thomas J. Morgan.
on-Pwdont Harrison’s Indian mun;
donor: Dr. Hoary L. Horshouss. fluid
secretary; Rev Dr. Murrow. for thirty
three yours a minionary onion; the In-
dians. whose address will be illustrated
by s «minors; alsoa nprusotstivo
of the French wort. The public is our-
dlolly invited to bomb
Timothy B. Mandi Danbury. one
of the owners of hell lolsod.vvas in
mmmmom-
“ ‘6 tom;
Wallet
J. I’. Trcedwoll. H. P. Price. Wallace
birds. snnhro. out” will be exhibited at
This is one of the finest collections of the
tion of tho Norwaik divs lisp-violent have
live house and turning the hcachouos
W
erman' 84 Son,
s4'wi’s‘mucron erase-r. Sou-m nonwn‘LK. conn.
orrll 'l'lln nlvlan.
lows and (ll-snip of this [my ill loot
Norwollt.
William lllomn llos moi-mi from First
avenue to onl- « l llanry .iunt-n‘ hillhf‘i on
Wnrml street
Mrs. John J. Morgan and daughter
Jessie. of Prospect street. are slowly rc-
covuing from an ntlnoll of the grip.
The Epwortb League of the F. let Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal church will meet
Friday at the home of bliss Charlotte
Temple. Henry street.
A new timetable went into other on
theirollcy road, Monday. and the East
Norwallr post ofiicv is now made not- of
tho ragulor stopping points.
Alonzo Whoolor. oi llc-nry street, «barb
ed yesterday for Galveston. Texas. and
other places in tho south nod was: Ila
will be absent about two months
t‘aptuinl‘mor Sr. John in spending a
fewdoys at Mt! homo on South Osborn
avenue. Ills scheduler, llil- .lonnic (in
May. arrived in Salcm Sunday. from‘
Baltimoro,
The Martha Wanbmgtuu lt’l undrr ills
auspices of tho L1diPs'Alil mr-ir-ty of the
East Avl‘nue Methodist Episcopal church, ‘
will take place Ill'lliflhi, or the h mic or
Mrs. Harriet 'l‘ste. llnor)’ elm-i.
Tho skeletons of (ill‘ low slur u'kcta
shutoff last “(Til by lbw rut-rprising'
butcher, William Suburb. new {wood byi
two boys named linens»! and first", who.
i
ouch receive-ll tire prim- a! ton pmmis oi;
roast beef. '
The llrc.lvariy ymlerllsiy morning. in;
Kiss Anna R. Quirk‘s lmr‘cimg. ”our the,
Benedict Form brillgn. was iirstdiscover
ed by Williim Rollo“, orb ) liven m tho‘
small building opposite the store. He!
aroused Henry l. Webb. and the luilr‘r'll l
son Eugene rim lu li‘lv' building in which1
the Volunteer jumper has been stored.
run it out and then around i". F. (inr-
ham. By this lilnr vibe-r people had or
rived. that old Voluntevr limo “xv lord
and soon it airuolu was playing on the
flro. Thu 8. llcdlcl Form boys lmd
it under control boi‘uro- firemen from
other auctions of ”in to .\ n illert‘il
[loo Anyone Minor-d 'Any Cloth-m?
Chief of Police ilrsillvy rrct-ivml a
telegram from New l'nuonu this morning
asking ii any clothing hall born stolen
here; that “turn was a mun up thorn try- ;
log to roll sums clothing lit such as low [
figure that they om! suspicious of him.
Ten days loss of limo onuccount of
sickness and u doctor in" to party, is any.
thing but pleasant for a man u u fami y
to contemplate, wbelhcr be is a laborer.
mechanic. merchant or publisher. Jan.
0. Jones. publisher of the louder, Mexiu.
Texas. was sick to bed for ten days with
the grip during its prcvslence a your or
two ago. Lolcr in lilo your he had is
second attack. He says: "in liislattcr
easel used Chmibrrlnin‘s Cough Rcm~
edy with considerable filli‘lefll-lyl think,
only bring in boil it illlll‘ over two dnys.
The second attack I out sotiallul would
have been cqunlly as ball as the first but
for the trio of this remedy.“ It lihullld
be borne in mind that tho grip is much
the some as u very st-vvrn cold nnd rs-
uirss preclsol the some trcotrnent
2W1“: you wisi lo curcu cold quickly
and effectually givo cilia remodyn trial.
20 and 50 com imttlos for solo by (i. (‘
Stillson. druggint
O. 'W. O. llnrtlrtmlr. Slinill of Tyler
Co. W. Vausppmriulns a good thing
and docs not llt‘hlldlf‘ to any no lie with
almost prostralml with :l call when he
ocurcd u bottle of. Cimlnberlain'n
Email Reniody. Illa says: “It gave me
prompt rollof. l llnrl it to be an invalu-
able routed for coughs arr-l cuidc" For
halo by G. ‘. hilllson, drugalst.
DISTRICT Ol‘ . ORWAIJK so. PROBATE
tionrt. Fobrnsvy Inn. A. l).. iii».
Whl‘mas written application hos been made
tot 3 Court for administration of the estate
oflliaobrlh H. Andrews. Into ol’ hora-oils in
said district rim-soil:
Unlored. That said application his beard and
determined at the Probois 0mm in Nor-w .
on tho Mill day of l‘eh.. not.“ 10 o'cmch furo-
noon. that. public notice thereof be iron to
all persons lolsmterl therein by no lioblng
this onlvr in a norm spar boring I clronlotlo
in said Dirndl-i. M least ilvs dnys bofore sot
nth l .
d" m M AHA n. wooowmo
m it lulu.
chlorine..." rat"
Pitcher’o Gastorla.
Children cry for
Pltohor's Gastorla.
Mien Bohywassicir. wonavshnrt‘utorb.
Whoodrswusthbdsbscmdforc‘ostofls
mummmmww
mummnmm—M
column on roi-
motion omits.
satteen‘s.
Highest of all in llcavoning l’owcr.—- Latest U. S. Gov’l Report. W
of diarrhoaa. During the last sickness.
Dr. Hand’s Diarrhoea mature was freely
fi
tofu
They are e [undid-children's remedies.
:ennouiecnmnm
"5 .V
lflcnl. Slim
.. I'll-rinse!!!"
. I
Baking
Powder
lothors load This. H
‘ "fly child is subject to severe attacks
vcn‘ sud on immediate cure resulted.
would havo required a. dozen visits
ysiclan, as on former occasions.
Ibellevo Dr. Hand's Remedies would
have ssvcdtbc life of the child l lost.
hud thoy been within my reach at the
tlmcol its sickness." Mrs. £11.an-
llm, "M New street. Camden. N. J.
1-0
25 cents.
if a New Work millionaireéko n din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
ll drug stores.
to
ore‘ bills and il have to pay .00
each for Cactus Bloodcum to cure am
what would be the saving per capita ii
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 immune at the fossil
Inquim nt l’luisiorl's drug store, in here
you any how “it problem solved an
[etillfnrfllaliflnMimi!l' cram lilo “Sure
Mrs. Emily Thorns, who resides at
Toledo. Washington. says she has never
been able to procure any medicine for
rhoumuttem lilill, relieves the 0 sins
effectually as Chamberlain's Pain in:
and that she has also used it for lame
back with grout success. For solo by (l.
C. ritillson. druizgist.
'* Tamar dltGOldétim
BealEsialeandlnsurance
WASH ”5010?! STREET.
l'urmus looking tor-aim or houses and 1m.
wllll the View of purcllmiln .ure invited to
cull rind cxsmine our list. its have {him in:
solo in every vitriol lhr -'lly' st rowmnbl.
Dl'lcm and on my (time). hum ifs
To a e in».
JXP‘i'thli-Ifllfitli irimmérn. m Ruyniondeb
1 f‘urnstoch'a. flillit
l
"roux" marl ‘ 5i'.’.?.-.Fl§'"?w ””151
A lnwo 'm Adam-.tdtl’b‘i‘idfimm
Branch hootlnel rifllcn, iii Wall oifrot. Nur-
wslll. fill i.
[{El‘ll‘Eila": nflt'i’ll for tho Home Life lne.
- (‘4)..nf New York. ('nll lit m-lm 1. Min
sonic Building. Sorwalk. lzll .51
1;”.‘RDERF' vmnlcd ll MRS. JOHN
l\'l".\'EiillAl':ii-.l{.al it llivvr zlreoi..Nor-
walk 'l‘isblr- lug-ll lat-pct'lnllv. no i v
TI. Irl‘l'l‘.
SMALLI‘HIIDIG off: rooms. Nu. til Fraullllu
k.
art-nu», nnrrr Maple. Water and flower
connections. GOULD ”Di 1‘. H. R. R. :13;
)
I lownrpor! of honor. No. in Day sin-ll.‘
drooms. rent low. wmmlon at onur; flirt! u
roomn. lowsriloor. No 40 East menus. l-last
Norwalk. rent, low
Apply to W. YUl’Nlis. oi
@900“ muscular311921991; f." N
0‘“
l
E-HALi-‘of oiline in post nflil‘s building
fornmly mounted by Jacob .‘ll. Layton.
. Aim (our rooms. ll Raymond
street. rent, 97.!“ Appl lnl'. HWARTLOM
Well l'lgnr Co. “till-e. M leiioulnn stand»!
6 t
I
mention lmmrdlnlel '. .\p
2 Uri-bard slrori. boron
1,)Ali'l' nl lowr-r lmliw. Mmdwnnl avenue.
rout 9: upper and l‘m'ar npnllmvlll. Nu.
Tot-imilh. storm-mum! 3H null 59 Apply
to E. A. Wormwulo
HP) to lioor in llw insurance build-
*ing, urmsrlyrxrcuplcd h Butler Inigo.
(M). F. For patllclllara mulls oi ll. ti
Hrownmthls storeml South olrl street. or
ilmm l". Bram. ltlrr Nilllnnnl Book. will
‘ ’ ion sun.
REMMTRNT in S'onlh Norwalil. lino
. Ill ported is family of l since August but.
Hood 1' non for a man with small family.
Other bunlnsvul lhn rssmn iur sslllnu. Address
F I. BAHrll'l’l‘l‘JI North Main sire-oi. fill Fl
IIOBHE for sale. A marl-.1 your- old: por-
foctly sound and kind. Good driver.
For further parilculnrs. inqulrr of E. (lush.
msn.liowaylon.conn. l’.u. 1. limit
. BACKUS water motor. ivll . will be sold
ill cheap for want of use. Apply at this
I! P!"
OU-‘il'i No l‘ Hurllunll sin-rt Sillinlili— fol
boarding housi nr louo flimlly. l’os-
ply in“. ii. \Vllel'lvr.
ll. ('l . iii ll
, wt’l’il‘iaihm rials.
GRAND CilNliEllT.
First m. E. Church.
Tuesday Evening. Feb. 27
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ll. F i ll, Ill st .
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earn-non hm."
Miss lsrggi‘grd‘y’sni’hrlncts'r.
Mr. Ericsspgfd Bushnell.
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luDowy Moral band.“ ... .
l'ho aw York Qunrtotts.
2~ Three alums“; .3”; “ll ........'l‘
finecaml lave T'hse, son: .'
Miss Graven
leendslsoolmglneto.
cod .3th ii.
bwcolnoinio lbs'liy aiming... .
hallo
u—o Balls in m m "' Ln»
Monogram”
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mm: a in. Bushnoli.
Wm in. Bushnell.
it»: Fm. "' ..snry nil.“ Wood
Ilsa norlostvr. a”
“will.“ alofi .
ik Yuri hm
[tonal-grill not use» until failififl’oflo
W
mitt-ll I. mo.
mini
ART of honor. Nu. hillcllry .1va i fulfill; ‘
Marked dorm from
Roost of Beef.
PEOPLE'S IlllKET.
18 North Kain st.. 80. Norwallr.
Telephone cull. 52-3.
To those deslring something \ e . ioll
WORK. I would call aluminum thov
all sires. ' ’
nuturol and graceful.
Big Slaughter
CLEAR
l 2,000
ill Boots. Shoes 21
CLOSE
1.5 days.
ing in . ) do not stop until you gr
.gnlrrfaimurnls
wA
THURSDAY, F
The Standard ()omuly (.‘o. n
Direction of Mr. .I. J. Darling. ii
Loading Comedies of tho Day.
ADMISSION
RESERVED SE ATS
l hurl o r-n for Mill. oi M'ftll at Grown V 4
Normliv. out at ”M ii ix unim- on Thurs llhy of
llllll'lllh OPERA llllllBE.
Tuesday. Feb. 27th.
Nothing old but tho liolno.
llvorsbodv’s I'ovorltc Funny Hnnw
PECK’S
BAD BOY
liter donor to ind m it.
This your bettor than crsr.
so it tuition, Funny (fomwiionn.
race ui liancsrr. Prolty 'ilrin.
lnEstrsordlnsry dlnylnyOoinysny
lino-on limos lmltslm.
in t sort last vrrivlun. unnerved snot»
fiofihfi l’nuory‘s drug store. orw l .
anvil o no otnrr. Ponth bore a' . l
indium 5mm alnl
. downtown v'ti’l.
”podium thrown-v '4 . on». 6 on NI;
...
'v- mnm in Memo-to i-thcr "r
FURNITURE.
Special Sale of llivans an corner film.
At $9. $10. $l2, $14. $l6.’_
Another Successfijiweek _. ,
F’sopls have lound out that the mootelwe out are so Ior in r unlit . a d pm
than at any market in either city. Would you know the Lism-on? ‘We a; [outbyh‘l'gr‘l'oww
N283. We make it a business. and we understand our businssn. if there are any of our
competitors. who wish to my conclusions with us. they are hereby most cordially lnvitod to do
so. We cut nothing but the best quality of meats, and can provs thls statement by on! in”!
and steadily lncrcoslng business. We shall continue to give prizes every day. until forties!
police. The patron whose name in drown such day will be sntltlm! to ion lbs. Prime Rib.
l Bulinfnctioa guaranwed.
"njr‘nsnc‘ ’ Ph’olo‘lg‘ra
’12, M4, 818, 820.
M
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE'8 MARKET
21 Wall sh, Norwaik
l‘olephoau call, 514'.
phy.
iiooin PHOTOGRAPHIC
new llrw which I am now executing in
i
i
No pain or expense will be apart-«l to olitnin bountiful rosulie. both in lighting
and pmmg, cspeolnlly with drllicolc costumm null (imperial. '
FOR CHILDREN
l'urticlllur card is “iron to obtain pictures. which embody nil tlllli. is childliko
Appointments for sittings may be made by mull.
Crayon and Water Color Work
.l’l‘ REASONABLE PRICES.
E. M. .llllllSllll. PllllllllilllPllEll. 53 Will Si. llllllVlllll.
«c. H.6HARVEY,
-r——-—ow~~~—
. 'AN [in
ANCE SALE.
PAIRS
nd Rubbers in he
D OUT
at the greatest. lumuius «vi-r offered in Norwalk during the next
l‘licse goods must iié} sold to make r mm for others com-
}t to the oldest shoe dealer in
town, 110 knows just what. to buy for the: wants of the people at
less than cost. These goods are tlm numerous to mention prices:
Corn» and sea for ymrreclvcs, Your old friend.
' C. H. , l-larvey.
fir rrtaiinilrnlv.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLvl
p.-.
HOYT’S OPERA HOUSE,
llllllv 22.
le'W York unrl.»r the Personal
I ill.“ ‘
LATEST METRllPllLITAN SUCCESS,
“ HE THREE"
‘v‘v'ith the Original (lust. l’ronolim-wl ll; Hm Prelim Ono of "I.
in.
ii
Don’t Forget. For One {slight Only.
WASHINGTON’S BlillllllilY NIGHT.
35 Cents.
— 50 and 75 Cents.
Hut l. o'i‘ilil'il. Issuer.
inn; worn. ,‘r'm walk, my! "onb'mlfllfi M". In
wriwvnl. l'rbmury 21!.
llll‘ll's creel House.
Wednesday, FEB. 2i.
; W. S. CLEVELIID’S
MINSTRELS,
ALLIED mm rm: .
EU “OPENS VAUDEVILm
will-Moon and
M wining.
GHIA'I'. «noon, 00mm
olumlms ii
llsi m" m
an Pensions. .
All the Ii'nlstrsi hotelier.
Plilt'hs.~lstlm. 25c and “it: Km
log. ' . one and its.
'Imv. Avoid lilo duh.
no role all r.
"mom's rims st
. . ”......” whom.» ”om
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