per an" *TcaH‘Gowue.
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THRR HALF THE MST T0 TRIKE. ‘
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OMPETITORS.
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" Druggist,
3,\llashlngton St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
BRUSHES. etc.
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This is I {sell time to Paint.
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BRRGRIH.
BROOKSIDE FARM,
A fresh car load of ‘21 in to-dsy.
M. H. PARSONS.
s,
room until u
nnowr morainsrom: W ' ’" “1' ' .
coma ON,“ 9 come: ON,
and buy a good horse cheaper than you ever dreamed of, at.
A. to V rman & Sen,
sewhsmuorou arunar.souru NORWALK. couu. '
( m psriih eooiéuultteuef| tailoring
Jougreptlouel uroh are a union
the chariot this duration to sew for the
poor of t a parish.
This week being Holy Week.
will beheld at St. Hm church st 3
o'clock on Thursday, P y and Satur-
dsy. H
Poivder
PEOPLE'S IRRIET'.
18 North llain st., 30. Norwnlk.
Satisfaction
Telephone call. W3. l
FURNITURE.
Special Sale of livers and corner chairs,
At $9, $10, $12, $l4, $i6.
Marked down from 312, CH, 318, trio. '
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Court, Saturday. H testimony to the truth of above stiwmsnls. A Prime Rib 3.3.7333; fixazwgtflgfl ""l'
.E. J. WADHA‘MS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwsih
guanintoed. i l'olaphms call, 51‘”.
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Tenn-treat “trauma-”stirrer: ‘t E- J: Wsdhnms market, hill wflm. Smith and Gould Hoyt woo Charles Miller, sonof p. H, Millennial N ‘Y I; 3 . 0 fin?“ ‘10 €ng ill one sort-n comet. ngrspecially
.Eilmm‘h'hmn' ”wolf? Saturday. —~ ........ .. the premium forths hffim increase in avenue. who has been quite sick .fdin‘iidiiizg.sum’ mm m P". 31v age? K’lwm‘fi ca" memo“ m than
"V R. H. Golden sprained one of thell - “M0“ the MM 0|! IO. last "03- with muscular rheumatism. lslmpt’tth No.
llalatiin Almanac for Io-nmowfi
Rises Hun Sets BI h The Low de
ST: m l at our sE 10:1! at am
llsw fear Herald Walker forecast.
wsetberto-da promises tnbouneettlrd.
armour-117 from lair to partly cloud in the
early with slight temperature is angels.
ro sttendedby rain and followed possi-
bly by clearing. To-rnorrow it promises to be
generally lair and cooler. .
WW.
[lowest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest int of the thermometer for the
twenty-four an ending at noon today was
27'” “mam“.-mwwmw
SMITH NORWALK.
the People 0 isr it!" Are
Bulls. Saying.
A pension has n granted to Wil-
liam F. Bro“wn, of South Norwalk.
Ason was born Saturday afternoon to
llir. and Mrs. Frank Rooney, Pine strcct.
latter Carrier Joseph Tammsn is
quite sick and Substitute Currier F. hart
Clark has his route.
~—Loads of New Candy in Lane's.
The friends offihiiilhih‘iie Shields will
regret to learn that she is quite sick at
her home on Hamilton street.
Frank D. Lawton contemplate-s creel»
ing a commodlous cottage, this spring.
on his lot on Elmwood avenue, near (lol~
den Hill street. .._...
The ladies of Trinity church will hold
it coho sale in thinI Sunday school room
tomorrow afternoon. between the hours
of 5. and 5 o’clock.
The Putnam Hose bass hall nine dt‘r
fouled a nine captained by _William
Lauder, on the Baxter ground. Saturduy
afternoon. The score was nine to five.
—~Children's sfitK'QE—isu st 25 cents.
Cannot be matched for quality and price
W. A. Benedict.
Harry i'iovernmho has bcen employcd
ss clerk in Fitzgerald'scigsr store for
some time, left Saturday night and went
to Pravidi-nce.wbere he has secured u
position. -. _ ,-_
While she use driving in Norwsllr.
yesterday afternoon. a wheel of Miss
iertrude Bohannsn's carriage collapsed.
and it was necessary to procure another
vehicle from Dana’s stab'e.
obliged to keep quiet for a low due
who is sick.
snd;bo is now in shape
very quick and very clean.
mm m , is indefinitely postponed.
merous ty
bills oircu sled y them Saturday.
Roth .9: Goldschmidt buys a
trucking turnout for their corset
harncss. ‘
Thomas Pierson of South Nor
l'ierson‘nearly ran down an old
Union.
Hundreds of people visited the
of rocks and earth.
port a long programme, so a good
may he looked for.
is i cad, killed by the worms. The
decided to remove the dead one.
of the pests.
A meeting of the executive. house.
entertainment, tarnishing, camp chairs.
printing. piano and all other committees
willbeheld at the Women's Building,
Thursday. March 22, at 2 p. m.
mentor the use of the oil
corner of Franklin and Eloy to
having decided it would be hard
to the Independent Social club,
and taking care of the grounds.
R. H. Johnson. representing the Brook-
lyn colored orphan asylum, made his
annual visit to the churches of the city
yesterday. and received liberal contribu
tions to incettbe expenses of the insti-
tution. Mr. Johnson's contributions
from the Methodist, Congregational and
Baptist churches amounted to about $20.
'l‘he Misses Rs mond will entertain
the Chautauqua Union tonight at their
home. .57 West street. The subject will
he "Horses and Virgil." The semi an-
nual fee is now due, and many bi-pshl
to the treasurer. Oscar fl. Banks.
o‘clock.
Horse Railway company and the
to both companies, and that work
menced at once.
ducted in Westport this week by Rev. R.
8. Underwood. The meetings will he
held every svenin . except Saturday. at
7:80 o‘clock, and ,aturday allerumn at
3:80 o‘clock.
conililctml the
aim. assisted
deamns.
t wil be wholly
sflstrs ever held by the society.
~Lshe’s for nndymu, quality and
variety.
If. Btebell. of Norwslh. and Mrs. John
Schleet .of lord. won the print:
walls at t ball of the John W. Wright
association in the Stamford oratory.
Friday min. its a silk umbrella;
she also. they orwslk falls attended
thsbstl and that of another politico-
social club, the G. A. Gnulloh associa-
” ”lionw
upper lad of Ma.
The of the
m-istkemmi will not
this weak. '
The um OcW‘E‘u a. J.
parts; for the min
in the Norwslh Opera Hoses.
ball l b f'fihs'eigm“#shnw' mum
" men on y ‘ 0s recount cll'ast
evening 1 Tuesday. is the at; nestle ot the “availed:
lurcf t s tlousl church. vor ol
subject “923% am on labor .i brown. Hiram.
unions have hsen pad veofmoreevll noon at u o'clock, instead of 1'
than“ rat's: Jenni:I 1?.me was in heretofore. ‘
Denim. "u a” ’ “"31 ~Csil sndsssths new
waists. at the Norwslk
A. C. (lasso west tollorwslk with
Iaprsssmso Theodore Billth ,
The M‘fll
‘l‘hey submarine. '
. Hobbit: st. at,
Mend": was mined.
It, ml. ty ”Toner
s horse wsuoalroin the
Mariam...
merits of his leg. Saturday night, an is
Rev. Rufus Johnson and family. of
New Jerse .are at the bedside ol’bis
father,Wi ism-Johnson, of Pine street,
W. McQubse hdsputin a water motor
for running his horse clipping machine,
to clip a horse
The meeting appointed to be held at
the Women's Building. 47 South Ilsio
street, on Wednesday, March 2i, at 3 p.
«Plenty of dafiom, st lane‘s.
Comstccli Brothbrs print acsrd today.
disclaiming all responsibility for the nu-
ra bical errors in the hand-
riess--a tine team of guys. a substau
tial and showy truck. and cornuponiling
was arrested Stiturday night while driv-
ing on Main street in a roosters fashion.
which caused his O'NEIL—BfidQPPJYE
of the four~tracking operations. ester-
dsy. between South Norwalk and [{srien
A very heavy blast was not all at 3
o'clock in the afternoon, dislodging tons
A regular meeting of Palestine Castle,
A. 0. k. of M. 0.. will be held tonight
There wiilbe work in the enquire de.
gree. The entertainment committee re-
(lne of the large elm; in front of ex-
Ma 'or Ely's Washington street property
are more or less sfilicled. Mr. Ely has
others will be left for the present in the
hope that they may survive the ravages
——Dslinentor for—April “at Flynn's, I’. 0.
Putnam Hrso company has withdrawn
its application to the Board of Council-
lot at the
has spent considerable money in grading
_A special martin of the Board of
Councilmen will be old tonight at 7:30
it is probable that the matters
of the applications of the Norwalk
wily company will be definitely u-ttled
in a way satisfactory to the city and fair
construction of the lines will be com-
Spucial Easter services will be held in
the South Norwslh Congregational
church next Sunday, morning and even-
ing. in the morning the pastor will
in the main audience room, and will he
thout
music. and will include Moan-sh”
to e
A Iimsy and.“ o! lions from the
young men of Wulas’n U‘niverslly pro
vs cos
sud lecture ("An flour-Ebb Else-3":
liusollsue
flin «stun W s. in
On .
Messrs. (tiark and Tanner were second.
‘-—“(}iving Thanh." This beautiful art
panel willhe given swsy this week at
the Gt. A. P. TM 00.,“ Main street.
Norwalk. - w.--
The case of William Raymond for
us upon Oliver Cook’s oyster
rounds, was adjourned by Justice
Austin. this morning. until next flatm-
day morning.
The subject of the mid-week meeting
at the Nor-walk Congregational church,
Thursda evenial. willbe "The Fellow-
ship of hrist’s Sufferinus." and the pas.
tor will conduct the meeting.
A number of local merchants who had
nickel-in-themlot-machines in their places
of business have had them removed. fear-
ing that some of the United States an
thuritics would call and make trouble.
Episcopolchurcb will meet Wednesday
it temnon st 2 o'clock. with Mrs. Daniel
Wicks. . ' ‘
Mr. Bwsney, postal clerk on the
steamship Enus. which sails tomorrow,
was the guest of Poem Clerk Henry
Godfrey. yesterday.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Hrs. Luca! has been sick.
Willis Welniiz has been visiting his
grandmother. Mrs. Hayes, of Westport.
bliss Mary Buikey. of East avenue,
Norwalk, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
A‘cottags prayer meeting was held at
the residenceol ii, if. l-‘iilow. Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. Wilson and family. of New Jersey,
will move into Mrs. Jane Smith's place
W ,. .. M, about the first of April.
What Is Going on ’l'onlght. Rev. F. E Robbins, of the Norwnlh
Meeting of Uow Tribe, I (l, "a ll ' Baptist church. preached in the chapel
Swan: 5: Corbett block. Washington on Sunday afternoon
“my, ‘5 i The Ladies’ Aid society of Washington
Hectic of Douglas Fowler. Post. (i. Temperance bulge held a very fifljilyliilfl’
A. it . ashlugton street bridge. sociable at the residence at Charles Ruby.
“‘m’. ' "7“?“ 5 Modern Rumor says a wedding will
A severe rheumatic “'3. iii. Itgzflrfisoon take place here. The contracting
shoulder bad troubled .
. . . parties are a South Norwalk gentleman
'9“ “WW" druggtst "f D“ Homes ‘and our of our fair daughters.
Town, for over six months. At times the, , _
pain was sosevers he could not tilt any-i “hill? 00 the ya]. in Weslpori. The»
thin . With allbn could do h» could nurfi dur- glib"; llvlniiz‘n wagon bros». ,
st rd cl u until i". applied ('humtmfiH throwing his hmd man not. cutting his
n's i’ain Balm. “I only made threeliaceandarm. [lsheldthc reins. now-
s lcatioue of it." he says, ”and hsre'ever. and prevented the animal from
I one been free lrom all pain." He now , mflfllflx away.
recommends ittipersonn-imilurly sillicH‘ --~ . . ,
ted. ii is for sale by (i. (Josiiilson. . Tay|0r & Golden
Tbs b.iniihtil i'.‘
a... .3323“. 2%.“. .3. humus. . Real Estate and insurance,
The sooner you begin taking Aycr's ”Mr. Wanner-ox "“an-
lils for your hlood- “so use. the easierl
w it bathe cure. in both cases, delay is: Persons looliin fora lot or house and lot.
pnrcluaeln .isro invited in
, _ . , swith the view 0
dangerous, If nut hm" I“ mm 5" ll g” tall and examine our list. i e hove them for
Join in every port of the city at reasonable
Ayer‘s and no oilwr.
’ prime and on easv terms. gum (y
EGGS
in .
firs. Harriet Tate at Henry street,
entertained Rev. G. . Pan‘s family-ant
friends.last Friday evening. Mrs. Rob-
ert Talc and Miss Reuben Simmons spolie
sud ssng. '
llAItlliN.
The special town meeting in llarlon
Saturday afternoon, was one of the
largest ever convened in the town hall.
one hundred and sixty voters bola;
resent. J. M. Bowen presidsd.anil J
hitney was secretary. There was
over two hours’ of discussion on the
advisability end inadvie‘abilitv of oper.~
in; s new at Scolisld's crossing.
The selectmen were iinally instructed,
by a majority of nine voters, to make a
layout of the proposed road. ascertain
the cost of building it and report at
another meeting lobe held Saturday. the
81stiust.____
A special business meeting of the Con-
gregational Christian Endeavor society
has been called for Thursday ni lit after
the prayer meeting. Matters w lob cori-
corn every member of the society will be
considered. M-
The Norwalk Chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, will most
with Mrs. E. J. Hill, the regentof the
chapter. on Tuesday at 3 p. m . to hear
a report of the Continental Congress. re-
cently held in Washington.
ilmr e (1, hxrkwood, landlord of the
Home ilotcl. who went to Canibri
m, Miles" to join his wife, who is via t-
in friends there. has been taken trite
sic and will be unable to return to t or-
walk for several days.
~Do not fail to see the flue Easter hats
that will be displayed at the Norwalh Bos-
ton smrc,oni-‘riday.8aturda,v and Monday
R. (l. lisnford. the enterprising flor-
ist. has an extra line line 0 seeds this
your. A premium packet of Burpee's
bushlimae is given away with every
seed order amounting to lift cents.
Send for catalogues to Hartford s Floral
Hall, Norwalk.
The spring-like whether, yesterday.
new
busi-
walk,
lady.
M5809
rims
llolbsr Gray's sweat Worm Powder.
Mother (tray. a nurse in the Children‘s
Home in New York,has for yours lronmd
children successfully witha rcmcdy. now
red and placed in the drug stores,
cal ed Mother lira 's Sweet Worm Powd-
ers. They are sod by all druggists at
others
The
1
loss than cost.
Remember you can not the best rings for selling
FOR CHI
Crayon and Wat
Big Slaughter
«AN
[2,000
5 days.
Artistic Photography.
tine lu“"P‘IIOTOGRA P3110
ow line which I am now sxmuting in
in or expense will be spared to obtain beautiful mtults. both in lighting
sud posing. especially with delicate costumes and draperii-s.
LDREN .
Particular care is given to obtain pictures, which f‘i‘nlim’iy all that is childlike
natural and graceful.
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
er Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
E. IR. JlBKSOH, PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will ST.. Iiiiilllllli.
c. H. HARVEY.
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CLEARANCE SALE.
PAIRS ‘
iii Boots, Shoes and Rubbers in be
CLOSED. OUT
at the greatest bargains ever offered in Norwalk during the next
These goods must he sold to make room for others com
ing in, so do not ship 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 moniiou pricey,
Calm and son for yourselves, Your old friend.
0. H. Harvey.
brought out a large number of people to
enjoy the warm sunshine. T e morn-
ing services at the churches were large!
at the
25 cents a package. The remove all
worms. are harmless as mil . pleasant to
\gnlrrluinmmls.
increased in consequence. and in the s .
toruonn the avenue was thronged
with pen is out for an sf-
ternocn strol. Bicycle riders were nu.
morons, and a number of them wheeled
to Roton and Gregory’s points. The
country roads were found to be. very
muddy.
—Barirsins in dilution-”s suits and reel:
on. at W. A. let‘s.
The Ministering Circle of King's
Daughters. held its annual meeting with
Mrs. Noble, at the parsonage. Saturda
olternoon. and elected the following o -
cars for the ensuing year: President. Mrs.
Charles A. intard: secretary. Mrs.
(Marlee hi. iregory; treasurer. Mrs.
Adolphus P. Beers: executive committee.
the officers and Miss Alida Ball and Miss
Georgie Taylor. After a social hour
It ht refreshments were served and the
take and never fail. Valuable for (ever-
inhnem, constipation and headache. even
if no worms are preumt. Ask your
druggist
Truly Astonishin .—Miss Annette S.
linen, Fountain. is-.. says: “:\yer's
Cherry Pectoral has bad a wonderful et-
fcct in curing my brother's children oi a
severe and dangerous cold. it was truly
astonishing how "reality ihny (mind rc-
lief after taking this propsrulic‘m.‘
il a New York millionaire gives u 4""
nor aéooth Kiwanis and‘rth street, "flailing
.700. ,w c gves .ipeiyapepelu
and these people s d $456.00 in due-
ors' bills snd itna y have topsy .00
each for Cactus Blood Curr to cure t om,
what would bathe saving per capita if
the dinner should not ho Kivun. there
being 81 persons at the learn
at Pleisted's dmg mire, where
East liorwalk Hennely.
Waite sud Black Hanoi-rs, Partridge
foothills. Plymouth Rocks, llrown
lmrhorns. and Golden Spangled
llaiubiirzs.
\1'
Its. l lieniy Street, last lorssil.
H. s. l.‘llilM.'tlEl)lEl'. I.. ll. FOWLER.
ml-‘rlm
Doctor lockwood
"AK RETI'llNEIl
FROM BERMU DA.
and can he found as formerly at his allies
treeu,
ly fair
which
Tram-
on the
ti
h "Ml. to [in ”If ”“— presch a sermon in barman “ml” adjourned. have lb. MI solved llld
. y with the __,,.,-__ m I“! '
Ill “I rt ,ufgfug'mm‘; ,“lggugarfgd $3093: thought of Easter, and there will he an- Rev. in. Selleck. whole ggorouelyee ”WM cm“- W "in" NnRWA
- IT. W" '0 - Congregdtlonal church. will take‘ lace theme and solos by the choir. ia'ths work upon his“lllstoryol orwslk,"ls . , ., ~ ' - ,
W‘“-m Tuesday evening the 2m, inst. ' so . evening there will he sSunday school in ucent receipt of nearly twentym Children nyfoy
reception and mhsicsls will his given Easter concert “"in with “08‘“! 5 closely "WM Manchu-me notes ' , Mornings. until half past nine: noon,
, m .Itimctlbll Ill The when“ M the work mm a“; the church choir and the St. Coasts ulnlngtoold Norwslk lolkundln con- PIEChOI’IGIItOfIa- 12 “um hail m m... "m ,, -
. llth l‘net. smountedtosbout'flfi “M" comiiln¢¢ motion with his endeavors toestsblhh child o f _ P ‘ “8 ' m
"a ’ '- ”WW“ ' V The ‘ioutli horwhfilk' ('onmntionol lb! ‘ilaat‘lgen‘otl’fIE'eihltggr'n houspbiild. r." ry 0f Illillleevcnocloek.
WMM~ w. llfsnhers ftheCon re ai' lsh h . ’ " ’ . s res ve rs. s no, muiiw
see only lewstt's "Furs m. not. invmufinn‘ui°i'deia"i°m flgifhgfl'ogfidugfiwggggug '0', iii {lung-uni: ””t‘&”‘l."‘.:i' . Pltcher’e cantorla. . . H - H H
series l vsn “Ililmla .bsl - t v uterus u not t i 's
’ o a BB ‘ . “ll con 0' on GW””""' 9 m“ will "9 I lather. do u Parks Coolie. {he MDELS‘RTE BECET‘I.
step-son ol ileum! Washington.
A at... number of Knights Tum lsr.
members at Clinton Gimmndrry, Rave
AHTL-H
international Flag Drill.
btho
When Baby was sick. we gave her Marts.
Winn she was a Child, she cried for (Win.
. Raymond.
Other Sir Knights in “undone. are
.._-....... and Icripture reading" good to Danbmy this slteruooouost- Mellow-use, she cluu‘lol‘estorlu. - "' H ._
Heine’s band will furnish music 001M011. Withasormon t s tor on Iendaconclaveolc Corn . When (M ""d"'b"""““"” "”‘u' ”L " moonl- ”Tm“ “Hump” '4'" m” ‘2 MW:
tonight, on the occasion ol the ostebra- "The Timmy of Calvary. ', m . of that city, so be held this «ruins. ”mamm'mw'm ' Inooa. m'mbmm'“ ‘ ' Qma’ii‘hi‘fiii N0- bilammiimlld-
tion of the filmth snnive of the mm m... Tin, will ”and the .nmul ml." 3. 4. EPWM’TH Imus. Illl Methodist ('HM‘O'I ‘53:.” 2”"lhw.-'w!gtt;w . , . out i!”
Garments flinging society. he oorn- ~Evory lady in town should soothe the some piece tomorrow. deio- . u- A "”0”“ ""hwil“ W" "l‘l- M”
mines in charge have made extensive elmnt assortment of Esstor jackets, m from Clinton Commenting ”on swirl" ‘lvi‘u’im"“V‘Rv"”"‘"hiili€“
preparations lor'ths mat, sad It will «wand wraps,dlsptsyrd st the Nm- grannies» Commsiidsr Peter voter. 'Ohlldren Or! '0' Hoyt’s Opera House ...._.-- .1.-. ,. . , W...
doubtless Noose! the most succrneful wsik Boston sum. ' . 03p. A .ilssnu aiusell raisins id condl ion.
W “ " MARCH 30th. '894 hwll rahln. Prim, so
TICIfl'H. Ill CENTS.
smote. o. Keeler Ferrous. no». a. '
W. AME, J. D. Judith”, funk m In ”flag." 3:: Tickets can exchanged for reserved seat
and Jensen W. Story. Emu,“ You terminus. steer ncbm‘nm. st Ham's.
vm mwmuwm-..” ,, "f llorwslk. or i’ls our in llorwslk.
h, M... school. nouns pessimist. '1'" i"
The Thieves Gals her-low to the Halls!-
leg him a Meal Window.
When Janitor Banger visited the
Mobile street school him. yesterday
morning. he discovered that the loobs cl
Ivonlthstssobm‘dsshslied been love-
mm sdofl.
nodes A law sunsll articles mercies.
lam was fined threats use
'msns” window. w lch had been left uti-
dioiios“ .dii bums D.‘
animus Nmmhfngoussrtuni.) 0",”
hills an arm laumsa‘ "
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FIRST ”F ALL PEAS
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SWEET PEAS.
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Helium’s Floral Hall,
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Tinspp‘a factory.
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Mill ll
T0 LET.
IRLVE rooms i-iinwnlcnlly limited. Inquire
M in Washington «tenet. iultiiil
‘ROM April 1. house No. I'.’ Fine ~lrsct.
Apply [Ls RUTH Av Mimi‘-
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the lower limit n! in
win ser'l; all conveniences. lion! 9” rind .
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street, and
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T upper and lower spnrlmsnl. .N'n.
lllrloonhlsln street. rent ’14 and :9: illlil'tl'.
No. Ill Woodward avenue. rent. .12. Apply
to E. A. Wuunwsun
HWIR door of the house No. 45 East avo-
1 nun. barn. lam larilcnmnd lawn. Ap-
ply in il. E. thus, it ilivcr slrmii. Norwulk.
til
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pool other. building, formerly occupied by
Jacob M. Layton. ‘anl l!» for the whole
umco. Apply wt: swm 2.0m Welli'ixar
(‘0. 's otllro. 3d Waulilnuton st root. iii if
FL' lsnnu boiiseiolrt. in itldunllelil.
wit i all mixlern improvements, in rooms.
lanndr and stnhlc: ll mlnulm’ wulk from
to no end church ominous from iii-poi.
t ofttco box no. liidiretlcld, cunn. ms lm
110083}. No. 2% Day street: honor. corner
Day and Tollrs silent; house near Elm
lirove sum: rooms No. milks strsemwsmirs:
rooms N0. li'l‘oilea elm downstulrs, Apply
to JOHN H. KNAI’T’. 82 est. street. 1:51”
Till to floor in the insurance build.
ins. ormorly occupied by Butler TIVTKQ
I. . l. I‘. For paltlculm noulrs or it. l-l
Brown?! his store on iiuuth Main street. or
(louvre . Bil-res. City Nationsiiliinlt. still
[’03 SALE.
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Owls"! lions Railway Depot.
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Hoyt’s Opera House
TUESDAY, MARCH 20m.
A.\' OPERA EVENT.
Bamaiiee, Karl and MacDonald's
Robin Hood
OPERA COMPANY
Pliny "lull (floss Ami-d».
Huporh i‘lmrui u! 'l him live.
Hupi rior Oprrutli ilvrhrslrii.
Hinge full of Special Scenery.
tiliL‘l VISIT 0F ROBIN H000.
SEWRE SEATS RT HIDE.
PRICES. Title. 75'. “.00. Hill “.50.
nil-I
Arthur T. Merriam
l‘l'i't‘FZJHilIl '1‘”
Stevens & Merriam
DEALER“ I‘.’
Groceries. Fret, hills. tic.
I'lll lill’l'fl MINE "REIT.
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Look at the Quality!
tool at the Prices!
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Summer Seselon.
MERRILL BULLEE,
Opens April 2. "94
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Old Wail Hand Landry.
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