Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 27, 1894 · page 4

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low tori Ilersld West." forecast.
The westhsr to-dsy promises to be senersily
clear. with slightly lower followed by rising
tenperstnre. Tomorrow it promises to be
”wally fsir and warmer.

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SOU’III NORWALK.

What the footie of Our 0|" Are

Dolls and lnying. .
Uncae'l'ribe.l.O.R. IL. worked the
adoption degree on Charles B. Gray,

M“—

x ll.il.-P|aisled
‘ Druggist,

‘ ’48 Washington St. .
'i scorn sonwm.

-—New kinds all the time. at Lane's.

There will be service this afternoon in
Trinity church at 5 o'clock. Tomorrow
morning there will be service at 9:30.

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George Wolcott. one of the day men in
the heme room, will go on duty nights
until James Wilmot reroVers from his

 

Harry Smith, who has charge of Roy
niond Brothers’ tenements. has been new

hedtothe house with illness the pest “.mmw so go out of

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witnessed» giveyss
limitrdniumrwort.

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old-“M lithe WW out

lngand tinning establishment st 16!
otmit-ssthesttbemoflhe

Washington street bridge, where they
announcethey will do everything per-
tainingto the business, including steam

and gas lilting.

The class meeting of the Methodist
chnrchand the Epworth tongue mesh
in; will combine and hold their meeting
in the‘ lecture room on Wednesdsy
evening. At ”the close an adjourned
basins. meeting of the league will he

 

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—Prinee every day. People‘s IlsrhetF

Arrangements have been made with
we Norwelh Horse Railroad company
and the Norwalh 'l‘rsniwsy company by
which care will run after the close of the
concert in the First Methodist church.
tonight, tor the sceontunodstion of For.
walk end nest Norwslk with.

Captain Frank I. Lovejoy, formerly
of the South Norrslk Keely

. is quietest were” with

New Haven colon of the German m
edy eonpsny. which has mounted to
west the veterans of new: doldiser"
acres for the hqoormpinunor morphine

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linemen” at In and In.
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, Highest of all in Leavcning Power.-—-Latest U. S. Gov't Report.

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”(DIWALI “shortens."
mutual- ‘l‘elle‘Abont latitude Int-
played in Stanford Liquor Cases.
lt‘lvnndentood that one or two of the
lquordeelers anlnlt whom evidence for

will most to the public at Hoyt‘s Open
House, next Saturday night, the spec-
tndulsr operatic comedy plsy, "Monte

 
 

 
 

 

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A m " .... W "W’ t I l Carlo." intmduci tho famous minstrel
mutton-mum tern: Ares fiwdm'i" affair”, ..“i‘fii: comedians is oh wines, George wu-

son and the Gonnan Brothers. In the
age of wonders novelties of all kinds and
deseri ion are n wherewith to

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tried in the City Court tomorrow.

on-
esrs of the Stanford Civic league request

thsttbe feet he made public that the

 

 
 
 

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an surprise. but into the dmnntic
world the craze has crept until today a
play that does not consist of wonders.

in obtaining the evidence upon which
charges are are not calcula-
M to excite ’n invorsble impression
upon the mind of anybody. no matter
how earnest might be his urpcee in
havinuthe lsws enforced. he “detec-
tives."eo called. arc amateurs. and one
sf Win was arrested [or participation in
e drunken row soon after the pair re-
turned from Siamionl. Whvihsr they . ,
undertook the hi: on speculation—that Cited of u wondrous production. _
is, whether th r compen‘aflnn was to be play is lull of fun from start to linish.
eondiuona‘ i upon the conviction ,ol the l is ,8“ comedy. shows speculum.
soothed—ls something tbet will doubt. lightning sketches qu popular music.
le- colne out in the evidence before the : 7mm“-
all Court.
rumor was silost today. which, how. 1

our. could not be verified. that some oi ’
the locusrd "settled" It the rum of .63
pct settlement. while others preferred to
steed trial. lithe above is really true
it mitt to be lull understand Delete the
thingisover.-A vacate. 2

Lament. reportercslied at Attorney
Eonnecker's cities this morning. to get n
Murat from him bearing upon the|
foregoing subject, but found that the
young lawyer had gone to Bridgeport on g socie
lsgsl business. A telephone dispetchicnli
from Stanford says that quite a "stir“
has twencreeted in that city over the
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on, suflsrs greatly as far he patron
and financial results are concerned.
speaking of theatrical productions which

 

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a romantic story told in n

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‘lonighi's Concert. 1
The First Mulhoilet Epic-opal church
places heiore the public this evening, onai
of the modest concerts that Norwslk
seldom hes the pleasure of listening to The
New Yo k Utdlt'a’ Quartr-tte will in peer
under the directorship of Frank sm-

might have cured at the corn mencvment

Nude. Kellen. osmium: of
m..mm sleeps dermal men

 
 

hand to meet an emergency.

 

Primrose it West‘s mainly company .

scenic and. mechanical ellecus. gorgeous
cinema-nee. and a host of renowned play—

” E. ll. JICKSUN. PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will ST.. lllllW/llll.

one composed chiefly of these mentioned
adjuncts. the history and details maylbe
us

Two daughters of Alma Tndema. the
well-known painter of classic subjects,
will contribute to the pages of the March
Miss lnurence Alma. Todemn
is the author of "An Umllyiued Tragedy."
dialogue
between mother and daughter. The two
illustrations were drawn by Miss Anna

Homer's Baznr for February 25th, will
[print ampitnl analysis of Washinfwn
special mrrespon out.

ashington Season."
Another promised attraction is “A Vsn~
."a story by Anna Fuller,

The entering wedge of s fatal com-
plaint is often a slight cold. which a
dose or two of Ayer‘s Cherry Pecmrsl

There-lore. it is advisable to have this
prompt and sure remedy always at

 

 

 

ranch. and Erlcswn F. Bushnell is.

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Tribune/one of the realest bs-so V.
singers of this country. he commi tee
(not alone for the gain deserved) would
like ever musicallovinz person of this
city so town to ban: them. Mr.
Bushnell,on bcbnli of the church. has
kindly consented to sing at this concert.
hencethe price of admission. 8!) cents
and 50 cents. Dmrs open at 7:30.

Baptist mission Work.

The twenty-first annual meeting of the
Women's Baptist Foreiun Miseousry con
lemme oi southwestern Connecticut will
he held in the First Baptist church, New
Haven. tomorrow at 10 a. m. and 1:30 p.
in. together with a young people's ser-
vice at 8:30 in the evening A thank
clarion service will be held at the open-
ing of the afternoon session. in charge of
lire. E J Walker. Miss Fvn L. Rubin-
son. of Yokaboms, lapse. will nddress
the ladies. All are cordially invited.

Thet the blood should perform its vital
(auctions. it is absolutely necessary it
Mid not only be are but rich in Ills-
.iviu-elements. heeeresulte ere beet
m by the use of that well~knowu
mandard blood puriler. Ayer's Saran-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Primrose 8. West's

Spectacular Farcicol Absurdlty

 
 

bestowed. mum-unbu-
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m Molihelm‘poor to do

 

Presenting the Famous Minstrel Comedlen

George Wilson
Gorman Brothers.

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AND
THE

Mummy will visit lieu-elk.—

 
 
 

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mnreeh'eflsdlev.“ sill sppesr
leer-sit 0m Inserts-lube.
“Hummers. his shun.

 

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O. W. 0. Hardrnanfihrrlfl of Tyler
00.,W. Va..spprecistes a good thing
and does not hesitate to say so. He was
slmt prostrated with a cold when he
sored s bottle of Chamberlain’s
“2.2.22.2”: em” 2°
to re . n tto sninvsu-
notional-lime!» M ‘ 5‘ Sign” iorcoughsand colds." For
“the” “WM. M. mm sale by G. ‘. Stillson, druulst.
Will. m M k, «I M It. Emil "WRITE. resides st
”mmMfieWskltv. TmtVngm' ugly. 5%.: 39:3;
W s to mourn any one or
"I. 1" ”VII. .. tillst relieves the o alias
to

m .... . l as memberlain’s Pain
my” .. ‘mxnueponsrditlorMo
... ... (m its”. .. mucouol‘or‘eslebyo.

seed. .
3:32... ”A... ‘ Children‘cryfor
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kw” "" Pltoher’s castorla. Whhi.‘t......g.
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w Weill. lilo ago: on“... '
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DEALERS IN

Biscuits, Feed, Fruits, Etc.
no ”If“!!! IAIN lmlf.

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

“More
new

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m if

Hoyt’s Opera House

SATURDAY. MARCH 3d.

“MONTE Bllllll"

of Grand Opera. The Rollie lug fun of ininls’z
trelsy. ‘

Seats on sele at Cook's drn
orwnlk. and Gregory A: (30..

store. South

 
 

Stems & Merriam,

look at the Quality!
look at the Prices!

5 ms lbs. best
best Now even Greeters.
ii lbs.

”3
. sardines.
m' Urns-s.

ttsrmship and lellwsy Tickets

FURNITURE.

it their line loans 46 and 48 llain 8t. tumult.

Special Sale of livans and corner chairs, 1 1
At$9.$lo,$lz,$i4,$ic. '

Marked a... from 312, :14, 318, $20.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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lieutenant.

18 North Main t., 80. N rwalk.
Tcleph cal

Another Successful Week. ..

People have found out that the meats we out are superior in quality. and lower in m.
than at any mnrket in either city. Would you knowthc reason? We are in the MEAT HUI!»
N385. We make it a business. and we understand our business. if there are soy of our
competitors. who wish to try conclusions with us. they are hereby most cordially invited to In
so. We cut nothing but the best quality of meats. null and prove this statement by our lane
and steadily increasing business. We shall continue to sire prizes every day. until further
Italics. 113:!me whose name isdrewn- each day will be entitled to ten lbs. Prime Rib

est 0 .

 

 

E. d. WADHAMS. Proprietor. ,
rm ilElWEllV.

recurs hitter

21 Wall st., Norwalk

1,5 . l Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call, 67.8..

 

 

 

To those desiring something especially

all ages.
0 .
and posllia

nstursl and graceful.

l2,000

16 days.

less than cost.

Ar istic EMF—’“hotoérophyj

C. H. HARVEY.
Big” SlaUghter

—ANI)—

CLEARANCE SALE. ,

—-=.—_.na

line in PHOTOGRAPHIC .

WORKJ would call attention to the new line which I am now executing in

in or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful results. both In lighting
. especially with delicate costumes and draperies,

FOR CHILDREN

Particular care is given to obtain pictures, which embody all that is childlike

Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.

Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.

 

 

PAIRS

0i Boos, Shoes and Rubbers to be
CLOSED OUT

at the greatest bargains ever 0mm in Norwalk during the next
These goods must he Sold to make mom for others com-
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer in
. town, who knows just what to buy for the wants of the people at
These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
Come and see for yourselves, Your old friend,

C. H. Harvey.

 

 

 

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HOI'SE: Nnj‘lllllay— sir-om: housefcorn—er
. lluy and Toiles street; house near Elm
Grove slurs: rooms Nn lTo‘les niresmips'alrs;

nmms No 6 i'olios sires! now u stairs. Apply
l0 JOHN H. KNAPP. no West slrrel. to; u

STURE. at Rowoytcn. in lower unri most
thickly settled part of Villttiw. with no
other store nenr. Exceilrnt stand for unwrv.
bakery or market Apply to \\ MJ. (TRAW.
Rownyton. Conn. 120 lw

 

 

FROM April let. six rooms on second ilo tr. 5
West Main athet. Norwslk. All light.
pleasant and convenient. Hove helmprv-ve-
msnts. hot and cold water. bath. closets. etc.
Good location is small select family only.
Call on premises. it“ if

NE-MLB‘ of office in post office building
lormsrly occupied by Jacob M. Layton
Rent. ssm Also four rooms. ll Fla noud

 

Go. oifice, Sal aabington street.
m it

 

Well bignr
I. GUS!) No it Havllnmlatmt. lsuitublo- for
hoardln house or large famil . Pos-
session lnnn istel . ApplytoCJi. heelv-r.
“Orchardslreet. orws I. (It. mt
Alt'l' or lower house. Woodward avenue.
rentlr- upper and lower apartment. No.
705mm sln street. rent iii and 89. Apply
to £15.anme

Tug to liner in the lusursncrhnlld’.
l o 0'

 

. ormsrly occuuied b Butler Lodge
F. For pnitlonlnra n ulrs of h

store on llouth

’1.

drown. at his all: street. or
omne'r Benn-s cm ‘lnlionnlfinnk. wt

WIFE—'3

M

FIRM‘ biase'antoii"ior"hulf price." B. ii.
REPLIY.” Cottage avenue. East lim-

wall. mat

 

Hutch? ms'iinmm“
urnon rem-
isss.ll.0.UAlt aero.t.w‘lnon. a?"

A iiaCKllB water motor. which will be sold
sill cheep for want 0! use. Apply st this

Notice: -.

South Harwell Union School District

NUl'lOl is hereby vet: that an ornament
oi the roubles: no wi-blnt e said tile-
tricthan been nude on the town lsl. or in a.
and that said list has been this day dombml
b the clerk oil seeid district at the muse or
t sheleoimsn. 0 ll it ”told Place. moth
orwsllr Conn. for examination. and that
tr! Hoardoittellrd will mm a i e ethos m
1 s1 Ushotmen.No. ll Rn ' lane on
me: day signs. s b.1994. u a ”when.
athletic" sisrmlnr all appeals nude
t in for the equalization and perfection of
said sou-uncut
Dntedatl soil. at Booth Norwa'k. (inns.
thl the do u lemony. A. 1).. Mill.
5' l‘l'l'A I” to hm doogmmel’nollmnt
l . nl’Wlt It a
lb‘nn . uou . ‘ sci. ml District.”

 

 

 
 
 
 

mu m of the world for sole by Notlce, M
Olllldl’fll or! '0' WOlishr V brain ven that an assess-
Pitchers Onstorla. H. D. SMITH. Quinlan-.2...” . 22222.22:
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steam this To
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limo anciiI.

First M. E. Church.
Tuesday Evening. Feb. 27

AT ii O'CLOCK.

NEW —THE~

....Laiies’luarleni

tlr. Frank llammch, Iilrs or.
Miss Elizabeth liornells la ey.
tiles Laure Hrletrd Graves.
Mire Emma Estella Potts.
Miss 2m ”all. liorlocim.

ASSIST ) 81'

Mr. Encsspn F6 Bushnell,
l88 .
H. Stanie Knight.
I600” ANIST.
mm- rmsr.
lobewy Morning Land ....................
n no New York Qnsrlstte.
ZI-Threr l'llngurs .. .
« Mr. Bushnell.
3-»‘Becausel Love Tim 2-0 ............. Thorns
Mlsslirnves.

4... Mendelssohn line's.
Miss Unil‘ney and Mr. Bushnell-

........

ii-«Come into the Garden Mend .Balfs
Miss Potts.
0-0 Shintnrls Kantian” ..... ”In
The New York Quill-tells.
1~Anscl's Chon7;fil:mlvgl i
assume Jinan Ublluato. will: Emil
3—month; .......................... "hi-m
Mire Gsll'ney.
ii~lsrnfoi ........ Ll .. g“ 1...“. ............ Kill
r. .
limit Exfilnh’v’wu gum” h i
see an.r.osnei.
Hug. $332 “We“ ..nny Knight's“ , ‘ -

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'l'lCIMS. as «3°50 «lists.
Doors will not bsopen until m. m

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'uonwm arm notes.
Tuesday. Feb. 27th. "

Nothing old but the nuns. _
lverylmiy's Favorite [only ”is

PEOK’B

BAD BOY

liter luster go set see it.

This your better then ever.

flotilla... “venom
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moses Breeds blisters.

 

 

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