111 most A. ill. WEDNESDAY uEx‘r.
It spams
tut: "’iiuliilt'iiidilhl am 110"”-
ME 0N1
300! tilts to Paint.
I“ 0011 Mill’s Puts.
cosmos
and buy a good horse cheaper
A fresh our land of 21 in to-
THE EVENING SENTINEL
JAMIE OOLDIN.HIMMW
m" w W “10m ”a midlands
011: 111mm.“ cantazslfiscodsaacvnts
9—m—
COU‘I'II IOWA“ ms AMBI- .
Bo! 3~Corner Washington and North Msin
streets.
Box 0-Oorner Day and Tollss streets.
Box Ov-Cro- street.
Box ll—Wnst street. opposite Franklin street
Boa tMonccrd street. opposite school. .
Box H-Cornsr North Iain and’Ann streets.
Box lb—Cornsr High street and Bsyview
avenue.
Box lo—Norwalk iron Works building.
Box IF—Cornn West avenue and Csdsr
strait.
Box "-00er West street and Taylor
.001“. 1
Box 08—00mm liyavsnus and Booths street.
30! lid-Corner South Rain and Mourns
stunts.
Box 00-011mm Light. station;
Box dl—l‘airiisld avenue and Ccdarmtrcst.
Iiniatnn Almanac for ‘l'o-Isorvow.
‘ Sun Blues Sun Sets Ifllghm 'l'lvlc [0w {Side
New York Harald Weather [ores not.
The weather to day promises to be wat Inc!
and c lenr Tomorrow it promises to bc gutter
nlly fair and slightly warmer idliowed by rain
Lowest Point oi the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-dsy was
25“ above zero.
south Nouns“
Wlmt iIIs- maple of Our City Are
Doing and Baying.
A divorce hssbeen granted lira. (‘arrie
Tyrrcll from William H. Tyrrell.
—-H. Krleger's spring styles are now
open for inspection. -.
Rev. Olin iHaliock, rector of Trinity
church. will preach inthe West Norwslk
chapel tomorrow afternoon at :1 o'clock.
«druids at New Candy in Lane's.
Miss L. Althea Carpenter, teacher in
the Brookside school, was taken with a
fainting spell yesterday noon. and the
school was closed for the day.
«Children’s shirt waists at 25 cents.
Cannot be matched for quality and price.
' W. A. Benedict.» m
When Elmer ll. Nash, the shoemaker
under the postoilice, went to his place
of business this morning, he found his
bench tastefully decanted with sham-
, rock and other emblems of the day.
—Mlltd pcints,3~5c per qt. Watkins &
Dow's Hardware, 112 Washington street
Captain George 8. Bell has his spite
driver and men At work on a new pier
for the draw of the Consolidated rail—
road, just above the Washington street
bridge. The work is well advanced. and
will probably be completed in a week or
two.
—Grand opening of miillnery. spring
jackets, capes and suits. Friday and 8st»
urdsy,the1flth and 17th. at H. Krisgsr'r.
"Bravery in God‘s Hour," will be the
subject of Rev. Gerald B. Board's
sermon stills Booth Norwalk Congre-
gational church. tomorrow morning.
An interesting Passiontidc service, from
‘ the Congregational series, will he used
In the evening, with musical and
soriptnral responses from the printed
programmes. and a sermon by the pastor
on"Thc Upliitsd Christ."
-’i'hs larch number of the iiusical
Homeisnowrsadyandcanhe procured
/ at this office for 8 cents and one coupon.
'Ickets will be given out tomorrow for
the Balsam neltal and International
flag drill, under the direction of Ira. N.
E.” Illddlshrook, ior thsbsueilt of the Hp
worth League of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. The sutartsintnsnt is
to be given in house. Fri-
day evening, Hamil from can
bssxcbaunsd icrrsssrvsd seats on and
after "today. Ilarcb Both.
ml’lsntyof “Mindanao-'0
BROOKSIDE FARM
111.11. masons.
CLOTHING .
COME oh,
than you ever dreamed of, at
\
day.
The Walsh divorce case has been“ con-
tinued until “011331;”.
-lt is worth your while to save a
dollar: get your new Easter honnstst
the Norwslk Boston store ‘
William Buttery won the prize roast.
yesterday, at the People's Market.
~Anpinwsil, Panama. Novels Oranges,
at Cunt-0's. 12011131531339.
At the regular communication oi Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, F. andlA. ll . next
Tuesday owning, the first degree will be
worked.
-—Grand opening of millinery. spring
jackets, capes and suits. Friday and Sat-
urti‘ay,thc 10th and 17th,“ 5. Krleger’s.
The tegnlar monthly missionary col-
lection will be tsltenst the «scion of the
Sunday school of the First Methodist
church, tomorrow.
--lf you visit the Norwalk Boston
store this evening between i and u
o'clock you can buy 79c wrappers for
400 each and We wrappers for the such.
Loss pocketed without a murmur.
Electric Light Commissioner Winches
tor is home from Philadelphia, where he
has been testifying as 410 expert in an
important electrical case.
~me 8 to 90'clock this evening. you
can buy elegant chenille curtains for
$2.19 at the Norwslk Boston store.
The spring recess of the public schools
of Norwalk begins Thursday. March 26,
closing the second term. The third
term commences Monday, April '3.
-—Bargsins in children‘s suits anti reef
era, at W. A. Benedict’s.
The Rev. C. M. Pegs will address the
U. (l. T. association tomorrow after
noon at Q clock. in their ball over J.
1]. Lights office on Washington street.
Everybody welcome
—i’erioditul Tickets,Nickerson & Brits
The pastor of the First Methodist
church sends out a request to all the
members of the church to be present at
the morning service. A cordisi invita.
tlon is extended to all young people to
beat the evening service. when he will
preach estiecislly to them.
—-\\c have secured a few more copies
of the February number of the Musical
Home. The December publication has
been exhausted.
Little Berthn Lichtbleau walked into
Druggist Ii. 0; Tomllnsou s store. your-
day oftertrooo, with a key which hits.
F. W. Darmer had received some time
ago. and with it unlocked the box con
talning the .20 gold piece, which should
have been opened larch iith.
\Vcstport structural: shod. l’copie‘ a list.
William Frasier. A. 0 Conan. Ernest
Koch and William O’Hara. members of
Olive Branch. No. 10, Knights oi Pythiss
visited Joesph Dowdali Lodge, in
Bridgeport. last night, and report a very
pleasant time. The degree team did
excellent work and an elaborate collation
was served.
-—-Our beautiful Easter souvenir su-
tltisd "Giving Thanks." will be given
away nertwssk to all parcitsssrs. Gt
A. P. Tea Co. 01 Alain street. Norwslk
The St. Patriok'sdsy pandls at Fitsgsr -
sld's cigar store wssilgktcd this morning
at 9 o’clock by Chief of Police Volltnsr.
lfr. Fitsgsrsld’s loorish Queen has been
tastefully attired Ina handsome robs of
green. trimmed with various shades oi
ribbon, and attracts a gust dssl of at.
nation.
«The bargain battery st Ills Norwalk
Boston store is being worked with tor-
riilc effect on the oitsdsls of high prices.
manuals: makes an announce
mass at a oonsigntnsnt sale of about
000.000 worth oi lulits’ cloaks. tits—vs.
wrappstssndtssgcnus. Tbbsslsbto
closeoutansntissstnek. whichisto bs
clusdstfcrsy psr cent. or cost. The
pocdswilibs intiis asst store of ball
m1. building.“ the Isis will con.
atdo'clt‘lck 1s. to. seat Wednes-
day
aviary lady is this vicinity should
sttssd Ins "W' oi the Batch “are
militant: department this week.
Thinssrslot In. Willhln C. 3n-
mow-w will ’9‘“
host! 11qu c con-tom m We"
tisansntin 1'11sz tailli-
. agency oi Taylor d: Golden. has purchas-
ed the loKune place. 47 West, avenue.
Ira. Andrew .1. onto. throat” “'3
mm“ ll)! comm Holy Week. “3”
will semis: in Trio"! chm“ "W
Coodl'rldsy and mm
wand”, than will all)
be gel-vice 11,7an III.-
«Nicksrson a “mom Ind. lil-
fl... my...
The lecture on "hills," announced to
talc place in the lecture room at 37
Chestnut street. Monday night. by Wil-
liam H.111", has beenpostponsdonac-
count oi the death oi Mrs. (1. W. Knud-
sen. .
The that company of the Young Men 5
Battalion, met in the lnsetuent parlorsof
the Congregational church last night.
The company was divided into two com.
drilled by Colonel Ruuell Frost and Cup
thin James K. Croiut. of the Fourth regi
"tent.
t' sptniu Liturlus 1’. Carter. of Giannin-
bury, Aide-down!) on the stall oi'Briga-
titer-general George Haven, inspected
Company D at the Norwalk armory,iast
night, and highly commended the oili-
cors and member‘s for their excellent dis-
cipline nud' proficiency in drill mnvs»
ENGINE.
——H. Kricgsr's spring styltssre now
open for inspection. m. _
Philip lr‘itzsimmons, an inmate oi
Fitch‘s Soldiers’ Home, came toScutb
Norwalk yesterday and indulged too
freely in intoxicatils. He missed the
last train for Noroton and was placed in
the lockup. This morning Justice Bar-
rettflird thecasc on his promising to
go ”,th Home at once.
summit saws.
A tinny Budget of Its-Is from the
[1mm End of “lawn
Dad. C. Newklrk will ride a Victor
bicycle this your
—-Dou I forget your Periodit Iii Tickets
A. B. ilili will lead the Y. 1!. C. A
song service tomorrow afternoon.
Charles E. 613...; of Ssugstuck
street, has been appointed a notnry pub-
lic. __
l’rof. Horace ililis,Jr.. is in Waba-
sha. Minnesota. st'ths bedside of his
sick lutlIPr
—-l.nt 9's for cnudy,pr1re. qimhty 11nd
variety
A daughter was born this morning to
Insnd .llrs Hurry Builsvils of Adams
avenue.
bisects were held at St. Mary's church
at" a and 8 o'clock this morning, in honor
of St. Patrick.
)sii notices the newline of fancy
waists. at the Norwsik ll stun store.
They are beautiesww .._
The new city ordinances cont-int
15,000 words. Attorney lock-«Mid
counted them. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
——Do not full to see the flue Easter hats
that will be displayed at the Norwaik Bos-
ton store.onFridsy.Saturdav and Mondsym.
The funeral of Mrs. James Fisher was
largely attended from St. Mary‘s church,
this morning.
”Grand opening oi spring mlilincry at
the Norwaik Boston store. on Friday.-l
Saturday and Monday.bisrch iii 17 and 10
The summary of the Weekly Record
‘ior last week shows (our real estate files
in Norwslk and mortgages amounting to
”0m'
Landlord John B. Ofiluliv improve-
ments in and about the G ry Point
botsl in anticipstltin of s l ly summer
business.
8t. tlsry s T. A. ”B. ‘Boclsty swung the
Ilsgs of America and Ireland to the
bresss this morning to honor til at. Pat-
rick‘s day. M
«Buy where you can use .Prriodicai
Tickets “A...“
in tbscssc of Bennett A. Jackson vs.
Albert and Tsrsss Kunss. which was
tried hoists Justice Austin this mornlu.
judgment was rendered tor the ptsintlii.
Miss " Haggis lurphy’s hours" at the
Norwsik Boston store. will its seaplane
dsnttodsr with a display ofsii that is
dainty and elegant is tbs taililasry tins.
Colonel F. B. Roberts, of tits Norwalk
Iiiitsry lustituts. was on tbs sans train
with Paterson. Its scratipns and
immediately vaccinated/Tbs colonel
has (my sore asst in mm
wimpy be. but us don’t think titers
haplesssatcpofssrtbmhsrsyosssn
psihltsrvsius tor gourmibaast
tiislcrsslknsstcastors.
“minimal. 1161.me
Whhshrsuwlil
Fitch, milllner, take PM Tickets. v
paniesoi sixteen bays each. and were school
1W
WY PURE
Baking
Powder
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and flair Themes In Norwatk
Churches 'l'o-Inonow.
llama Nonwsm Conunms'rl out West
wigs". and“ West streets. Roma Gama EM.
lilac” .flnntl 7:411
Peopls's
330111;: Sunday school. 12m. Yonm
le yoth ristian Endeavor meet I) at 11111
111., sub cot. "Taming the Tongue “ tar,
gills Cat crlna II. Swick Morning subject.
" very. in 's Hour" ltvsnlu ass-inn
service 09, of the- (hinYregatlonslin'
n . Sermon topic. “The L pi fted (‘ hrist.‘
80m Nonwshz.“ annonm.m West avenue.
Burner 11. it
our . edging".
Berri Ill-Alimm.and7:uilp.m. udn
:l‘pworth League mosti
n1 Morning subject. ' Wot-kins and sit-
“113.“ In the evening then willbsassvmou
o the young people lrrc~pcctl1e of their mam
airship in any C ristian organization.
80m Nonwsm linens-r West avenue. near
Pine sires-lb) \. abhsrsomt. Astor.
00 cos. 111cm my In and 7:1!) 11. 111.; .yundn
summit: ni.: Young Peoples Swirls of
Christian: Endeavor prayer meeting. 6.111 p m.
'i‘nrsnv ErtsooI-st. West sir-mt and Fair-
doid avenus.Suuth Norwatk_.ltev.011n Ilalloek
ructor. HolyC'omtnuniou .: 0am: Morning
Prayer. Litnny and sermon. toms m. .Nunclny
school. In.; iiivenaong,‘ . p In.
and [owls strsc Rcv.T.K. Noble .1) 11..
cannibal-.111. sodium .m. .. m-
y Italian; Young Prop it sSociety
of Christa nlndesvord tz'iup ‘ sublect.’
“Tami the Ton c.’ kvsninzsul-isct.‘1‘hs
Life of led in 1 esoul of Man Vs. \'.;
girlish of Truth to It: s Conversion of the
u
Nonwsu Mir-1110mm. ii 9.91 and Mott ave-
nues. Rev. A. 8. Watt. pastor. Services
mm In. and 7:31p. tn;
,Epwprth League meetln
Young men‘smestlu at 10s to
room.
Heavenly Cause.“
Nonwsu Barr-m. East avenue. ommlte
in
the lecture
rcsn. Kev. . bbins. pastor. Se
vices. twain. and 7.11.4.2: SundaywiumL,
1a.; early
uplo‘sme's ng.li:.’l)p. n1. Morning tcubjrtt:V
atliiocks: Winelsnalockrr."
Evening subject, "host in Morals."
MCI Insults .sL. Belden avenue and Cross:
street. Norwsik. Rev 8.1] .W stkins, ru tor
Sund nybe ter. 01) L‘ouununloml
“.111 Morning Prayer sud sermon. 10:11 a.
nnday school 12.111 to: Evening rrayer
and semen. 7.1111: In.
tit. PauL‘s nascent. Chunk siren! oppo
site the Green. Norwalk. 11.5.8.
rector. Kolyt'ornmunion,i; :.lua 111.:
Morning
Prayer. Utauy and sermon,1tl::ll a. 111.;
sultan L
tifiumia)
p. In.
91'. 111111111. (1.,
and (Ma Istrret. horwsllt. Rm W. .l. Sim-
hiw 339,? It. 111. ( blltlrcu s
rhinos “Arm. High Mass. tltllts m Vcnpcrs,
p.111
lmNonwst. n wautsn (.‘osnnmsrtos u.
Rive s avenue. Bar. 0. Lindegren. use
tor. vices st limits. m. and 7:31p. 111.:
day school. 3:31p to.
[An Artist's lrrnoo1sr.nmr \‘anZaruit
svenuerstNorwalk. Rev. i‘. M. Prim. M
tor. hing lint!) 10. m. and 7:0”). m.; hun-
day school. i: 111.: young psopls' s Inc-cling Bill
Anna! Cnnurrutr, Vanandl avenue East
Norwaik. Plumbing. ">11 a. to. and .;.Illp
nt.; Sunday 01110111 1.111 .Yonntr People's meet
log dmp. In. George L. Tssple. pastor
Boom Rivas CHM-st. superintendent.
James L ctt: taut, Gilbertiinrton; or-
ganist. II sILulu edges. Sunday school. 'i
011.; Young Pnoplc's Stxlety of Christian
ndssv-or meeting. 11:31 n. 111.: l'rayct moot
lng.iiundayevsnlnttat' .. 1:.l1
81.111111an :1 Mission. st Limos rut-1.111...
tsr’s rcaidcnco. Winni uk. Sunday a. -.l.tool
Mp. 1a.; (‘hariss (' ht item. stiwrinmmlum:
Arthur ll. (‘hlttcnu assistant: Mists Ewlyn Mt.
Allister, organist
Bruisowoon Uston ("Ar-u, it'ly avenue,
Booth Norwnlk. Sunday Sthuol 11:01 p m;
evening service. 711w m
”stand EVAIHIIJI at.
every“ Bunda
asn'lis
ll invited. Sunday school at tumo'clmk
Brockmel sr pastor.
Cosonlomont. Mission. Hprluxwmd
umc hapel. lly at onus. Jon Petro. pastor.
lin nssr summations. 1n and
511.111.: Wednesday at who chick.
ammonsliiustos. Van/ninth and Oslmrn
Norwsik. Sunday so hoot 11:00 p.
Hmvu‘szs. Held
“Ignition at 31l't!lluk.lu Knitt-
Cbestuut c.1mt All are mrdlal-
andprsschlng at 0w :1 to. free ittlumt
and s cordial welcome to all. I
Dan-11mins transient-wits air. PI’i‘lIl-G :-
Hutton. Pastor l).Apits. Grand Army iisli.
Vermin. Pred mimic.“ sill... sit'it'zgsmiii
12:00 In. Alls Mischa wlbkomrusn.
Canvas" Mmersoornv Quintard Bull-t-
log.oornsr tall and Knight streets. Norwailt.
actuator-sleet. stand a school.
w“ v. In: ”young people’s meeting.
Arama- Is-rnomwr Ensues-AL. Knight
rwstk. itsv. pastes!
“3,1013". m.: thinltlay school at 3:15 p
B.‘ pray-r meeting at son 9. m4 preaching at
ml is m.
£111..
(‘mmmas Assootmon. —
Wall street. Norwslk. iltbis
80cc servios at t p.111
wo'd's IisI
std p. 111..
9 survivinnxoitan i'hurch t t.
Toy 'Ivcnuc. Hunday'ilshwl s1 tidal "m
‘ery all; in town should are the
s ‘tsssortnisnt of Easter jackets,
capslsud wtaps.dlsplayrd At the Nor-
wslk Boston stars.
....w,......... ,
loll? 0' LITTER!
Remaining amulet tor at the foliuwluu post-
olicss tor the week ending Holt. 17. 11st. 1’er
sons calilns for any of these ism-rs will please
say III-v are bdmtistsd:
IOU "Lily.” O Smith.
. Moran":
N0 WA K In“.
I. ADAMBJ’JI
.53?“ «dirt. lilwvoursrss‘. ivl‘il
39“" “Mills “Tillllli'btl‘r 15w"
lit-0:1fl
y.
TAX NOTICE.
1
1:. film batntns tint [Cit tar.
. i",
Nottwanx Co;ousoanoss1.kcoruer Park:
Sunday sc.boot ;
it'll p. m ,:
Evening sober t. ‘Helllllll Zen) 111 a evening. March 19th. conunenciup, at t4
any” most 113. Ill-ills. 111.: young tend and listen to an American who will
l’ 10d.’
12 n1: Evening Prayer and sermon.
corner of West nvruut-Z
l
-'I)p.m.i
l
i
‘ tpssrtk lame. 1st lsiksdlst Church
..‘tt. Hoyt’s 03311:. House
1:5 MARCH 30th. 1894
Inn and Gossip of the Day in East
recovering from an attack of the grip.
avenue, has returned from a week's
1 FROM BERMUDA.
and can be found an formrrly pi his oilirs
NilRWALK lillTEl.
Mornings. until ball past nine; noon.
12 until halt psst two: evenings. sis
until seven o'clock.
OVER THE RIVER
Nuns-lit.
Mrs. band A. Rose. of East avenue.“ in
Miss Bessie S. Wilson. of Riverside
visit with relatives in New York and
Brooklyn.
Rev. George L. Teeple will preach
a memorial sermon in remembrance
of Mrs. William C Byxbee, Sunday even-
inc at . o’.clock
Job Lockwood. of the Fort Point
road. isseriousl ill with scarlet fever.
Health Officer rocey was notified, and
quoruntiucd the house.
The subject for consideration at the
East Avenue Methpdist E piscopsl church
Sunday ovening,wiil bep“Jol111Y.1ilc-
Kane Behind Prison Bars." The text
for the morning service will be. “Cease
yo from man. whose breath Is to his
nostrils: for wherein is he to be account-
do
Air. and Mn. E. C. Godfrey entertain-
ed .1 number of friends at their home on
Fast avenue, Wednesday evening. Those
who assisted in ranking the time pass
nieasnntl were Mrs. N [-1. Middle-
brook 0 Bridgeport, olocutiouist. Miss
Jessie Ho 1 piano; Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
11.99 and inn-y Hoyt, vocal solos and
duets.
An 0 11 meeting of the Ii. 1‘. A.
)L
[land at llandull's hull, Monday
“illhe
o clmk ‘ltate Organist-r Thomas F.
(iilntore will be present and address tin»
meeting. All are cordially invited to at
tolls upon the subject of the duties of
i.1.ltnertcuns
Children Cry for
Pitcher-’5 Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher's Castoria.
When Baby was sit-k. we gave bur (‘asmrll
When stir was a ("111ch she criel fur Custards.
When she luwsnie Miss, uhlI clung to (‘ustol'lm
When she burl l‘tiildml, she gave Dem Cantata
Children Cry for 1
Pitcher’s Castorla.
is... .1 Thanks '
We wish toexprcss our thanks to the man
friends and neighbors who have so kindly ex):
tended their sympathy and sent tioral ofllsr
ings in the time of oursorrow and atllictiun.
\i‘ 11.1 ms 0. Brass: asn Faun 1'.
Taylor at Golden ' ’
BaalEstateandlnsutance.
WABKINGTON STREET.
Permus lookln fol-sic or house nudist.
with the view 0 pure are invited to
call an examine our list. it have them for
sale in every part.“ of the city at reasonable
prices and on easv terms.
EGGS
Remember you can «at tho best eggs for set 1 1m:
East liorwallt Hennery.
Watts and Black lsnorsa. Partridge
i‘oarhlns. Plymouth Rocks. Brown
Lorimrns. and Holden Spangled
iiautburrs.
tin. lllenty sum, inst lament I
F. ii L'HOMMIDIEL'. L (l. FOWLER
mid In:
"All RETURN”)
.1 mtltw
Miltiiittfitttfiit
.wANDa
.. imsmational Flag Drill.
mites
“ smirk-Elli.
ll. I.
‘ £100“-
TIOKITD. Iii cssrs.
“1*“me
_ III”
Special Sale of Ilivans and corner chairs.
At $9. $10. $12. $14, $16.
“Mt"?
nutriotlons and whol income.
on a
tch
that
E.
at
15
uhl
we have nearly doubled ourbuslness in l eshort time us it v
the best families oi both chive. (lust notice where our dollvs‘tlya bungled
testimony to the truth of above stnemrnts. A Prime iilb Ruin-i given away every day.
PEOPLE'S IIRKET.
" 18 North Main st.. 150. Nor
WORK,
all sizes. -
and prelim.
CLH.H>
Big Slaughter
it 111111 the items 4811111148 11111181.. 111111111.
Marked down from $12, 014, $18, $20.
till Russell Beet. Mutton. Futile.
Well. what of it. ust this. unod people. lisbetter. Shall we roveit? are .
rryou know nasvvd swordbe doctor you don"t know.will months-ind it syn 313's} Em
so better i1avor.Aca common sense. Thell frcl tclIargss
ive utter from itlinois to New York. wouldm be lost as large on an inferior 01511101 as on
blob variety w ester of ind omens ship? Again. ltoos tumors,
is not the reason wesell It sxolusivcl, hut nose tsnltsths in to suchm an extent
edit. We are selling“
wagons stunt and we ofler their
“M
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
FREE DELIVERY, PEOPLE’S MARKET
walk. . 21 Wall st. Norwalk
| Satisfaction guaranteed. ’
Telephone call, 52—3. telephone call, 67-".
Artistic Photography
To those desiring something (specially fine In PIIOTOGRAPIIIC
1 would call attention to the new line which I am now executing in
sin or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful rmults bulb in lighting
especially with delicate costumes and draperies. ‘
FOR CHILDREN
Particular care is given to obtain pictures, which embody all that is childlike
natural and graceful.
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
M. JACKSON. PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will 81. lillRiliili.
RVEY.
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~ANl)———
CLEARANCE SALE.
12,000 PAIRS
iBoots, Shoes- and Rubbers..to_lie
CLOSED OUT ‘
the greatest bargains ever offered to Norwulk during the next
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
town, ulio knows
less than cost.
Come and see for yourselves, Your old friend,
just what to buy for the wants of the people at
These goods are too numerous to mention prices.
C. H. Harvey
WANTED. gnlrrfsimurnls.
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hiss. fruit or: lug, ctr
care of gentlemnn‘ a place.
Zktldrcsn or cull. i.‘ (‘luy st reel. South Noni uik.
‘.onu
l n lit-mum garduer and
florist. (marred. no children) uith lung
rlencv in green houses. is 9-
Would like to to e
I-loyt’s Opera House
TUESDAY. MARCH 201b,
Best rcfcrcu rs.
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To LET. AN ovens EVENT.
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napp' a fat tory.
ofllce.
ll°
'.' iWaaiIiu‘gton street
l1: ROOMS. inilnnionl Plot-.e rent 511.10,
1111
'11 thiutlhuuain street, rent 31
No. :11 Woodward uint-1111c. rent. 01! Apply
to E A. vs
Henry stmt.l:ssINorws1it.
‘TilitF and basement with 11m}...
£730.”th isnow occupied as such. inquire
lw‘fl‘
wk «on 1:...
0 15!. 24 till Day ms...
36...“ “aimi‘iw ”iii...“
“1th u": LKNM’PJIWsststrsst. “fill“
..0 0. I‘. for par
"’"'i.‘ii'.i'£". Cit:%u3n§llsn
HE seinud tlinr oftbe house at to Swim
strut-t. an: the lower floor of 1%
street: allmm-mcntcmss its-n1 811 soil
.l l‘. aTBR. nt i‘roint .t
11117 In
Barnahee,|1ati anti MacDonald‘s
Robin Hood
OPERA COMPANY
Sixty liluli (‘btss Amish.
Hut-orb (‘htrus of Thirty-11111.
. sum-riot tiperutic Cliche-ins.
Stags full of lipeuial 3cm -ry.
illilY VISIT ilF llllBili llllllll.
nqnlrc of W.
Ol SE, barn and hchneries on hair street.
Nurualk. inquire East. Notuailt1 171111
.1 1
WAY l’ON. no.1... Hrooms, lusts...”
ground: .111 per month. Ta; lorfitlimidfin,
Ill l 1- ;
latter No.
a nrtmsnt.
and ‘ii; house,
a
_.imotis , A szternantiAouttrmms. BERURE SERTB IT 0"“.
1.1116361111651631: Washington Ring“ 1",. cums. 501-. :5... 111.00. no aim.
HID
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irlhur i. Merriam
Washington simt. it limits 1st it'll“L ,
A prillst lissbu bscu“ouu pictl'sss’ “r'y
sstore continually for this past dftscn
11L"? . ICIV. liteww
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. }
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0m 0
dammit. lam n. ilmtu "5‘1"”3‘M“ unsususm
um... Apply too. sw'ltlt 11.0111 allCigoar
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out summonssoucui 3' 951 “1 "l 3. ill-
it‘mliontgw ' wait: "fromt
In no rust s .
blasdsltidlonn: mall“:
Whitman
so near w!
stssstmpststrs:
“flock at the Quality!
1001 at the Prion!
11m Mil"!!! MAIN "It!!!
WM
3 rooms 0. I
down stairs.
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{tubal}?
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aim”
sit iv
lathsminrsnolslsd Sugar tulz't Ill-M
“All inn”? .1 3 i
[’0]! SALE. Mame...m.fiu”p}lu1‘id‘i‘iit
”ERRED!” haklngpaosrlnr ties in bakinv mind lam“m':al.,‘ “E061 mil. . lbs.“
Wmnlf?sln"mos itoRVv’sntt‘uso. Mi. 11,111. crusts.le . film'%
‘‘‘‘‘‘ i l 111.115.1333.. ”kg!“
KTiii'sssW'” two it“. 115m: «T‘s. 3...,55153L'10l
may a”, a. Wenonah".
meCuu “at”: sinstrcst. tionthm or- m . .
water no or which will he sold
rise. Apply at this
Summer Session.
MERRILL WHERE,
Opens April 2. 1894
leg”! £10“:le inland "l lllrt‘lsflaed” 0:1,: “m
“ml". rm: consul.
1m It'll! it. was.
i111 1191 1...: [idiot
ll Isthmus Blunt.
tacit lsrssit
I“. '0“ bill. if “A”
it..."
have m. trainer‘s?” csnsd All
stirs
rout“ stious log“
or ill «in (trill-rs
'15.Mstii-trstt. Narnia" J.
l-Iouse Mover.
WWmlty.
Norwalk Chronicler