, memos ,
rue ’rrnssr use or
811,3 _010
Ever Shown in Town.
lotion.
.m. .. .9...—
A fresh oar load of 21 in today.
""Jrzm‘élll‘l‘n‘fi '
”spar hundred.
ll lttssa Baalsts sums lawful
2w stool um um.
Intact m Heath-r for-rant.
to tob'aolorand
ecldarJo‘llowvl by” tom spars. a?»
narrow fli- '
ropuflym ' .
warmer.
W
Iowans rotor «was nan-amour. ‘
”Multinationals-storm“:
twsatyvroarbnarscadia‘at noon today was
”shore soswsut. W‘ “i” “
“I Ilsa Pat'la of 0-: City Au
mum
-—Ws bars marred moradncnibsrs
a»,§and‘l_i_ifmtba“llolyhandl’hotlr;9
graphed.” oompleta action can
scandat “bodies for ten osnlsaod
onsoonpon
Theta will hessrvies this sfternmm in
Trinity church at 4 o'clock, when the
mom-cot of Baptism will be administer—
vd to children.
‘ ‘ —ludsolfln(llndyinlan¢‘a.
In "naming the funds fancy light-
ly turns to thonabts of . ll he
would have bountiful crops should
want!» cslsbratod fsrtilizera advertised
in another column by fiaynwnd Broth.
The
carnal.
y.
“~mmfliofrflrm u‘rs
mm dosrs or
mammwsbowtlmthis adver-
tisingbillssrnmall, but the medicine
placraof than who went out
leauday night.
-—Call at 0. lil‘ewmdns store, No, 22
M Morn stswrt, and get your bicycle
comm "a m
. , Such - Walls and Haida.“ a
, Druggrst, pug-23.: “4.9:.“le
all
“gym“ organs, slumld
. wm'n‘ton St. fal‘volmnl’cnodial Tickets at
IMO
W-.. . la the printing of the induct. -
by the llnwrd of Conwlmenfri‘h
lint durum Thursday. two of the
g. itsmsdid readaright. 'l'hrysbon
ail Paper, have mutt-«rut on bonds. ting;
m not including stnot commit
siowerlw.” ,
' s. ours. cuss. - ...........
as.“ . A. WI.
. o u. Fm. of the New
“WES. mo ‘0'“ .1. ‘ mm company.
Pbiladalph '
' ‘ oI'cr lib .3373. heavy winter
. m w. m mus-cuisines“
, moonwalk-cm and
MUM. facial-riots 4 'tod tr
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mhularand an, is,-
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‘ A. f BENEDICT,
za: WABEIKGTON STREET, -:- SOUTH NORWALK. _
”WWW...- on“ ,.
come ON, opus ON,
and buy a good horse cheaper than you ever dreamed of, st
snooxsroe FARM, '
lo
ysstsrdsy.
M. H. PARSONS.
Its. Bernard
W...» a “Hickory" bioy
1mm.uaw~lm' —8had are 10c and
I ,1 . . ”4...“. Bayrs' market. M”
”5 1 “In“. “fl. “I“ Readers of Tim Sunni. are requested
' to watch the advertising
by Plaisted, the druggist.
lir. and In. Boodle Guam: Chest-
nut street. are rejoicing over the advent
of a baby boy, born yesterday.
The oyster schooner “Vsndsan Chief,"
of Nortbpovt. L I..arrivcd here Iastni ht
filth a large cargo of oysters for
acids has [unrefined
12c per round at
space occupied
7, .9”... m art?- ' tonic take Tomlinsou's
Prescribed by local physi ans.
Gumtwnafiiimh choir and
8t. Cecilia choir, will meet at the church
tier: afternoon at 4 o'clock, for the final
-—l00 did-rent patterns of misfit carpets
at Podmorc's.
On six-writ of Judge Shumway having
e oyster case next Tucs-
day, the resuming of the Walsh divorce
(also willbe put off until Wednesday or
lots'ythefip
—Do not fail to‘iisu the Ithaca St.
John's millinery parlors, either today or
Monday, to see the display of Easter
bonnet: and hats.“ _ .
Tomorrow morniu the inmates of lho
house at Water an Havllsnd streets.
now in quarantine. will be released. all
the germsof small-pox having been ef-
fectually dispelled.
—)Iscd'a loo Cream §oda
'Archsaraalof tbcEastorcantstatobc
given at the First Methodist Episcopal
church, tomorrow night, will be hold at
the church at 6:30 this evening. The
choir will mart for rgh_oarsal atBo’clock.
—Podrnore has the finest line, of baby
carriages in tbs town.
~Eddie Connorsmwill arrive on Mon-
day. March 26, with a car load of horses
for A. Solmans that he has selected
with care from the farmers, and they
will be sold at '92:““9 prices.
The Roton Point improvement com—
pany held anioformal meotin . yester
day afternoon, at the offices of
Goblen and the Norwals Tramway com-
pany, guitars? to give lthe latter cor:-
nyte to waytosytsirtrscs
P. the Point. ,.
Thirty-three members of the Youn
“chm ts’ inch l‘ ll' llrmrh. “dogllgl haw ah“ I
. . woo tor «m r: u were t ni t w Colonel
sown IOWMJL mm. Frost and Captain mm.“
. . “ and mmicale will be given Tuesday cven— , . . .
35$]: 'ihe.°h""""u?,: which time the (4).. ll Mum street. are giving away.
‘s as itute wi formally opened. _, M ..._.._ """"—~
oilde 5 and 5 o‘clock Drugxist (WEB THE RIVER.
Tomlloson will sell Hood’s Sampsrilla
for 05 cents a bot_t_l_c__ .
The crew of the switch engine have re- Eno 3 yacht.
ceived orders to go to Rownywu and .
llaruau tomorrow with the engine to '3 °°“"I“°l“3'
unload brown stone for the bridges and .
damof tlieOJnsOIhlated railroad. The M0 "New "“0"“-
irou work for the bridge over the llnin ~
. street era-inn will also be unloaded. and 0' T' l" Hersslsr.
. [Willy placed in position.
April fat is fast approaching. and with
- it comes moving tints. Spring, somatic
bran new suits. spssdlly bribes to min
that. with the
new furniture would be.
aylor a
A reception
And, to buy
furniture. tbspriocmust suit both on
Muss. Wboistho dealer who 0 era 33:60:39" 5m“ of "mi". “1 N"
N. ll. Carr has removed from if) Van-
Zandt avenue tn 8 Hartford place, South
Norwslk.
h" 0"” A daughter was born on Thursday to
Ir. and lira. Daniel Hayes, of Bangs-
lovely st lea and quallt
parlor an is and lounges
tity. and whose prices are wa down the
, lowest that can he found!
stow. no other, so look no furtbsr.
yon don‘t believe it so and ass, and scam;
you unnot help but buy,
“agifivilnnuis r. via...
sofas, tables.
endless quan-
If
A firm; Mot of Items from tbs
erlaasr Iowa.
Dr. L. ll. PM who b8 bscn l
”a" oasiy ill. is rummaging. arr
~flatal ““1033th thsrwood. ll
oawanttobaiutbs swim
_ harbomaonWatsrstrsat, ll
host-root's market, 7
‘l‘bstdslof Oarlo l’lsal. forsn mtnlt “2"“ acrossthoamndls MM"
learnt Brodie. comes up balm
Jus- Alida
alo trust. Nor. Norws sspsst tolssvs
mum Walnut
6 M m “m
1. Benjamin, in
ant-act
an
mun-convulsion
of
«$5.335 9:“ "“5
A. Dic erma
s4 wasuruorou erase-r. sourr-r NORWALK. cons.
In. John 1. its a qnlrru not .r
bomson High strut. orwal .
——lf you are economically inclined got
some of the bargains at tho Norwalr
Boston store.
W
Williamlln mondhaamovsdintothe
house owned the Sally A. Clark estate
on Fitch attest. .
club and Mandolin club at tho orwalk
ialite, there being no
on Sunday.
sad, 8,000; Colby .
Bundle, 4.000. and even this did
De lyn sold 17,000 buns.
if you want a
tit, call at 0‘
but $.00 hat “flotilla earth.
psnitsntial character.
H. Palmer. of Bsrhslsy street, was
nary Pardon were the sponsors. -
S. B. Pond gave several addresses
o clock.
ed by the Rev. A,
by Honest.
lbs olsr
well be proud of their cflorta.
lurusd home at midnight.
Sunday with A. Parker Flower.
tuck avenue.
with frisnrls.
variety.
rarer
or tho boating season.
of mill.
tat O'Brisu am of t Norwalh, rm for Denver, our.
llrv. Isaac flows a m with tonsilltls s. 1m m m.
I ' " " Van Zutdt avenus will be
V“ MALIWHHWM tbs ’
W Plainschapsl tomorrow after- :‘rsts‘sallh'l'sltllhxmh‘ from h"
llcluiis ins orsam iron lane's.
A largo number of oystarmso
island nest M, as it is
t writa- tbat tbs
lnairis tbs limits at tho new Olty of
W‘Ikt
aids lacs rt ntlolsavshstll
”April F
about l. for blip. L. l.
openluthslrtargs boast
‘ llstta‘.
nit-slum r
roman. niwté
«firm
I
Inlaid flat-ling.
n & Son,
FURNITURE.“
it lhelr litre Rooms 46 and 48 llaln 81.. lorwrll.
Special * Sale of livans and ' comer chairs,
At $99 $l or $127 $14, 51:16,.
Markod down from 3:2, 014, 818, 020.
' or
Highest of all in Lcavruing Power.—-Lntcst U. S. Gov‘t Report.
Powder
Avalnablalrishssttsr do; belonging ~
William W. Ioclwood was stolsu
03.59.!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
’l'ho concert which was tohavohsen
given by the Wesleyan Univnnl Glee
City Dressed Beef. llultun, Purl, m.-.
Well, what of It. act this. wood people. its better. Hhall we prove it? Here has. Every
doc-tor you know svcr doctor you don't know. will recommend it as h t r rum
nutrlotlous and wholesome. no better flavor. Again. use common sense . Tbs frslrf t charms
on a live steer from Illinois to New York. would be just as large on an inferior an moi as on
best. Which variety would the dealer of I lull cmenr ship? .lgsru. lt coats more
t at is not tbs rsasrm woull it sscluslvsl , but was t suits tbs ubl c to such an sxtsni
ws ban nearly doubled our business in t short time we have ban load it. We are selling to
thabast families of both cltios. (Just notice where ourrlsllvery wn nus stop) and we offer thalr
testimony to the truth of above stnomtnts. A Prime Rib flaunt K van away every day;
E. J. WAQHAMS. Proprietor,
PEOPLE’S MIRKET. FREE BELIVERV. PEOPLE'S MARKET
13 North Halli It... Bo. Hannah. . . . 21 ”Wall st., Norwnlk
Telephone call, fill-3. I Sntisfwtion rumoured. l Polcpuone call, 5743.
tastes sususv. ' ’"susmv si‘svrcrs.""""
lcrvlers of Special Intonst to its field In
Yuri tins churches.
The srrvioes at the Congrrgntional
church, tomorrow, will be of more than
lo the morning the
pastor preaches on “The Hopenf Im-
mortality." and cranial music by the
choir. including anthems. duets. solos
and choruses, will be rendered.
evening an excellent
Opera Houscblsst night, did not matu- “~-
—,0rdsr ludfimm—Dsllvsrsd
Fro-chars and their Thomas in Norwalh
Churches 'I'o-momw.
Sou-re Nonwau Oosonsos'noss
avenue and West streets. Rev. Gerald ll
Pa. 0.. pastor. Services loan a. m. ind 7m '“ “u"-
nudsy school. i: In. You
The hot cross bui” business boomed
yesterdnfiy, in Norwalk. Delia: sold
hm: v 2r m
cat
ordinary interest. '
su ly the demand, In Danbury
-—Hatrl HatsFO'Brit-n a Sherwood.
hat, a hat that will
Q Bhorwood's. The
programme has
pared for the Sunday school
Easter concert service. Besides readings
and reoltatious by the children. the solos
andsougs of praise bya chorus of the
oir and the St. Cecilia chmr.
both choir gallery and plot-
cial feature of this
most joyous of o uroh services. The
seats in the centre of the church Will be
reserved in the evening for members of gen
bap- the Sunday school; but all friends will
be heartily welcome, and provided with
the best seats piasible.
this service should no early.
Services lull) a. us.
After a brief Utany sci-vies .at St.
Paul's yssierdsy morning, the ante-
commutionofllos was read, and an ad-
dress delivered by the rector. There
was no singing. and the service was of a
‘l. "" alum“. “l’ma' 112T” .
t r —- i run! an rn rovemeu ." .
Jlv‘d‘lniu {drills byytbc Sundaysohoo'mub- AT REASONABLE PRICES.
ml. “ is es ar.“ '
La Barrio: Westavenno. ole;
r.
u (lay
form, wil be a s
w servicemnll‘lfl) gym. andp'l-illlp.mg“.Mt l
‘ ‘ ‘ m.: our): cop o's y o
The infant daughter of llr and Mrs Endeavor p“ a, mwm‘. _ .m.
f L: trial
of Ours." Evening. Easter
r‘onwrt y Sunday school.
anst‘rv Ertsoont. Wort street. and Fair-
flehl avenue. South Norwslk. Rev. Olin ilallock
rot-tor. Holy Communion T:’1la.m.: Mornln
Prayer. sermon audllrfly Communion. ill
a. m.; Evenmux and Sunday school festival at
tired at Grace church this afternoon.
The little onexwas christened Adela B an
Palmer. Frederick Brady and is
In the morning, at tbs First Methodist
Episcopal church. the pastor will preach
from the text. “Summers the _
where the Lord lay," and the so use}.
will relate the sellout-f Jusrpbuf Ar.-
diathca in furnishing a sspulchre for
thchody or Christ. ‘lrl ‘the'et‘eulng the
Sabbath school will give an elaborate
cantata. entitled “Gates Ajar." A plat
form has been erected furtbe scholars,
who are to take the several parts. Them
will also be furnished the best of Easter
At the Church—(from Hol Saviour.
yesterday ulssrnoon. there was Passion
.
”Nice from 19 “Ill“ 3 ocloc - 39“ Nonwsrm (‘oxoumsnoruu corner Park
{sud Lewis streets. Rev. T. K. Noble, Dmllglgg: B i g S I a“ g h te r
upon
“Is"Ssven Last Wards of the Cross"
The ovaninp; sorvicss began at 7:30
or. Services at Willa. m. and 7:81
day school. 12:3) p. m.: Young Poop o's Society
of Christian Endeavor. sun .
(«innervation msotln
"What ls Christ‘s Ll
l r 11 “ohm,
alum cart-u art. _ ,7 _
Dolnu for You?" Morn- A ‘\ D
lax subject. “i am He that lesth and was
and Behold i am Allvc l’oreynr More."
Evening, am hemasnd i‘s Denms by the choir;
rounmmss for the run
with card s and melt-Hons. and a brief
address by tho pastor.
Normans Murmurs-r. West and Mott ave-
. Services
Sunday school.
on) p. m: ’
12 m.; Errwrirth League met-ti
You or: men‘s rnsetir
Union Fast Day services were held at
the Kuwait Baptist church, last even-
ing. The Scri turn reading was by the
Rev. T. K. Nob e, and yer wu offer
if. yatt. The ser-
mon was by the Rev. F. E. Robbins
uppu iuiompernnce. The subject was
" 'inois n locker," delivered by him
last Sunday morning. It was repealed
tlun.
tor
Tomorrow morning the pastor. Rev.
C. ll. Pegs, of the Enet'Aveuuo Mother
dist Episcopal church. will conduct the
last morning preaching service of his
pastorate in East Norwslk. The subyect
will be the “Risen Christ." Appropriate
music by the choir will be rendered. At
7p. III. the Sunday school Easier cou-
ocrt will take place.
H. \‘Vyatt, pastor.
his» a. m. and 7m p. m;
the lecture
let-t. “The Resurrection
Body." Evening. praise service with an ad-
m hondromsst mt" "mac" in dress by the pastor; subject, "The Ksystononf
Norwalk are those of Comatock Brothers.
In one window is a wall-chosen assort-
ments of sailings, takan from their largo
stock. intermingled with pints. furs,
and otherpottod plants. The other win-
dow is Easter nsckwsar and dress shirts.
The display is sxcssdingly attractive,and
a who drums-l the windows can
suns“; litmus-r, East avenue. opwglte
lows. m. Sun 7:30
mu Re . F Rn h
on: Sunday school.
I! m.' early prayer meet us. 10.11) a. m.: young
Morning subject.
onlnz. Easter Sunday
a
Public cordially ber-
llsv. James L Surnlar,of NM? Inndou.
will reach at tbsCslvsry Baptist church
afternoon at 4 o‘clock and at 7:30
prcial Easter music has born or-
range for the occasion.
"SAME "Lil .lthl-l."
Anolhar Aspcrsiun .I-‘rolu Same Source)
[‘pun South Nor-walk.
I believe in ndvrrlisiurz.
From a business standpoint, i think sd
vertislng pays. Undoubtedly this view
will receive the support of at least over;
person owning a non-spipe
But the schools of S rurh Norualk are
more than comfortably flilcd~iu fact,
crowded-cud perhaps fairly prospr mus,
and therefore would dot seem to be in
naed of the firs advertising given Wod’
.
people‘s mootlnz. a
“The Empty Tomb
GRAVE Emmott". Behlsu avenue and Cross
street, Normlk, Rev. ti Watkins. rncmr.
ly Communion. 7 a. m:
Mornlnx Prayer. sermon and Holy Column.
nlon. 10.1!) s. m.: Sunday school. 12:15 m.: Even-
souz and children's festival, fill p In.
81-. Paun's Enwouu Church street. oppo- i. ' . 0 l) 9 ' ‘ '
um um ”mm sum“ m § ’1 1:53 than cost These g ods are too numer us to m,.nt1ou prices.
Holy Culllmllllll‘lll, 7510...... ”on...” Lorne and see for will-selves, 1 our old friend,
Prayer. sermon and Holy Communion. 10:30 a.
whim) lt-nllvnl, :l r. m.: Evening
Pra er an sermon at 73);». m. orbs Cur'uur C H H arve
o
“Isa-r Anson Imam. scar VanZandt ' ' y '
avenue, East Namath. Rev. C. M. Peg:
tor. Preaching lit?!) a. m. and Till p. m.;
day Mbool. 1:3 tu.; young people‘s mrcllug 6.1M.
:41 Ammlvr's Mlflfllilx. at James lull-Allis-
tsr's rvsluenos, Wlnnl unk. Sunday school.
am p..m.: Charles Cb Item. superintendent:
Arthur ll. Chltlom. assistant; MlssEvslyn Mc-
Rev. 8. ll. Watkins will
The members or Sherman Command-
ery, United Order of the Golden Cross.
celebrated the third anniversary of the
organization of the order. last evening
A large delegation from Bridgeport was
present, including Grand Commander
Berth. W. 1". Bryant, the Grand Her-
ald, was also present. A delightful mus-
ical was rendered. after which
a banquet was served and addresses
made. The Bridgeport delegation ro-
Pond.
I [It ilopv Ellwood.
BI] ll-
—-“Givlng 'l‘lisnlls'w‘éi; the title of a
beautiful Easter souvenir the 0t.A.l'.’l‘cn
Allister, organist.
Quotations from famousr?) writers are preach at ro‘cloct.
‘ Artistic Photography.
To those desiring something ~specially fine in PIIOTOGRAPHIC
WORK, 1 would call attention to the new line which I am now executing in
I: d ”pigs; d No pain or expense will be spared to obtain mutiful results, both in lighting
berlstlsn u savor meotn atll mm , ,' l 'l l' . lumen n " . V
.: snhlecl. “Whntla Christ's mg Dol “n l 3 "Wm” y w'“ “mm m “ "pm“
or You?"(Enstrr top 1:.)
liaison. Jr. Moraine Lubllogttdflhcshfl‘gp: of ‘ F0 R C H 1 LD R E N
" Evening. Sunday school Easter
Particular care is given to obtain piorures, which embody all that is childlike
Son-m Nonwsu Mnruomsr.West svsnus, MN"! 89‘! graceful. . . _
it. Bunion. pastor. Appointments for sittings may be made by marl.
p. m : unday
”hm-WMWWW“m°.,°.“2§-.:.-‘.‘2 Crayon and Water Color Work
t. rr. nelson. Prorouurrrrn. 53 run sr. rurwrrr.
.. HARVEY.
. CLEARANCE SALE.
0f Boots, Shoes and Rubbers to be
at the greatest bargains ever offered in Norwalk during the next
15 days. These goods must be sold to make room for others com~
ing in, so do not stop until you got to the oldest shoe dealer in
town. who knows just what to buy for the wants of the people at
' F URNITU'RE.
often better than original matter.
slows and GIIMTbid‘k‘O. Day in last quote: ”Secretary (llmsreadslutrdtbut
I
-28 80. Main Slreel, So. Norwalk.
some principals, especially llr. Pools, of
South Norwalk, had instructed." etc.
Ivviah today merely to inquire how
y the Words "especially Mr
Poole, of South Norwslk.“‘ very used?
if, as stated, “some principals,‘ our,
y or advertise "esmlully Mr
David Rose is “bdillling'a boat for Dr.
Job Lockwood. of Fort Point road,
Plait Doors, of Henry street. is having
C. J. Borg, of New Haven, is the guest
WILCOXo-Euterrd into real March ’2. at her ORE AT B ARG Al N s I N .
horns ln Norwlrlr. l’ully Della Belts. widow
Wilcox. formerly of Norwalh.
The remains Wlll be brourbt to South Nor.
walk. Monday. Mun-h mm. on the 12:52
train and taken in l'nlon eclnolrry. Casket
will be opened at ground for view by
PARLOR SUITS
Silk Brocatolle Fringe Parlor Suit, $35.00.
Poole?" An illustration of the pwuliur
’ . ‘2
Charla Asbmorc, of Boston, will spend power M Innuendu.
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit, $25.00.
strrduy arrested for
's storo. three
and Turn, "on
Tom." Undoubtedly.“ Mr. ()lmst
of the School Board, the rc~
s ibilty may be shifted. If his re»
p y shifts the responsibility upon the re-
porter by saying the words are a mutate
of there orter, will the reporter please ]
oxplaint 9 use of the w )rds “especially
—Ealslflats!at0‘Brisn&6bcrwoml's. J
Cvilli mags a hat tomord'erJgLflm.
season quits in keeping. “Elfinfidlormol or tor. .
lira. Charles L. Paddock. of Maple avo-
‘ECO ‘
WW
urns. No.33 warship? ill",
r no . '. . ‘l -
mo. ' n' 0 m
Now. Mr. Editor, it Monday the ru- FOUR room No. or [lay meet; so. TEYIOI" & Golden gnfrrluinmruis,
ibla l?) party is manly though to ex‘
ublicly as the aspersron was _
public. w y thislauuusgeand my name
alone, out of the eleven (llstrlcl.
ls‘ nsmcs appeared. it will great y ob-
“nu-sum.“ Mu Fulfill."
ill Day street: also part
East avonus. W e . .
$2“ Baal 59123399 will?“ Hows Opera House
.‘TORE and basement with flxtu A 5:, Persons luokl foralol or [mum nmllm 05!: fililll'l‘ "Nu:
Wasblnutou strut. oppositn with the view 0 pun-hmluunirv Invited h
ll bsc p as a dry callamloxnmlneourllst. llrobsvothrulfm MONDAY MARCH 26‘“
goods store continually for tho past nrmn N0 in “all“ Doria! tllr all! Al rmnuobh , .
years. and Is now occuplsd as such. lnqnlrs swims and on mv tmns. was tf
of flour." P. In. 133
u. ".231".5‘l..li..’"t°.lll§r —
, M. ‘ ‘ .. .. WW, N w-.. M. Hm» ,
, ll) . . 2 it: ' HI hntlss lorrnsrl norm led by lbs late
sonmw Anu street . u r r ”I“ rill. Illl‘liln' fill"?! {flingm “Tm"
a“, orws .w rou . urn are or no urn-
OWAYNN' ll olilfilllbi‘d‘l‘fihfif labsd.ata lfiw ArsVn‘tjrflhur so'rl on vcry easy
”“0" "1L mum Novwalk. ‘ m2llw
ll hall. suitable for balls. concerts. or , ’ The laughing success all CBIIlllly
c on muslin: mom manufactorlu with M I“ I _. W l w rrr'nmuml hero with all ofllta
‘ blurwa {if 2% l: Wilrlmnsltl‘lnyors'thnt nintlmlwomnsdv
and toucruonl'lntim on W unions or ll't'l'
srs‘ shop: dos abls
mtg per muuugmrgv. “BY ‘0” NIGHTS IN NEW lllllK.
of house, first floor.
mum
lllsu Bsdis Daw-losta .10 bill, nsar Mullufuchlrlnr Company‘s-
the post office in Smith Norwalb. Thurs. - » '- ‘ ‘ W ~- _
uarn Plano,A. l da‘lmorulog.
slogan
«audition. ugly two, monthly insuli-
tsof
"l3... shri- very cheap.
liquors Pianos from Win ”26. easy
”I‘m" (iso Tubs Ianuobsd in bus
t raft.
w‘kmsggr’oflbmly flamonth. J 5%". an is making preparations
t u re.
lsslAsata A. Wicks, of Third avs-
nus, has gone to Batbsl to spend Easter
ac tutu-«l by llurglsrs
The home of W. A. Wheeler. st till?
Third avenue. New York city. was en-
tsml last night, while Mr.
Wheeler were at the Union liquors tin-n-
pon thclr return they found the
do or fol their apartments unlocked, A
clotbsa.apalr of cpl-rs glosses
st-booh, ounmlnlng about u
Isms bundle of a lvsrwars which
hurry they left behind. llr.
proprietor of the mac
cbl ,ahop on Water street, South Nor-
fillillltow
~lanc's for candy. prior. quality and
A. J. om. lhs mllbman. ran into a
trssthls morals , and bi wsmn was
overturned. spll on about slutty quarts
round: to rm
n whom»: agar.
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«(hosts ara going very cheap at Pod-
mors’a.
Charles F. llsclrsr, formerly a saloon
. buy a 02.00 has in Stamford. but latsly a mldsnt
.Mwn..¢.» outflow.“ . .... s. ..
ard PI
is. his
is. o
of 0 rooms. first avsn
Children cry fol
Pltohcr’s Gastorla.
chlldrsn Dry for C
Pltchsr’s Ocstorln. "
Tbs rlcadsof Ira.0harlss ”It", ol
«Tats homo a quart of tbs most dc-
rs of Taylor a Go
Polished Wood Parlor Tables way down in prime.
ti riom .b’ .lnlsvm interns. '
I“. ésvlrol’rn. (3:, Wm“? A Fine Lounge for 86.50.
m'.
Wilton Rug touches, $11 50
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Rooms “m “m“ N". 2: A“ mm. 1.. H_ A large line of borduroy Lounges and (.ou he».
mm. m tVIalilllllnn (“Argon All goods sold at hard time prices.
ru‘ l.
”‘7. :-: DAVID STOW. :—
. . . . . . _ . 'l'llliQUEENill‘i‘lllllllll-IIS.
Fol! SALE on To LET.
terms. us, 48 Worst avenue.
lNCLUDlNll THE ONLY
om” WATER PllWEll. JENNIE YEAMANS
$19.: if you want your horas clipped quick and A8 ‘ 'Jane.”
0"
clsan. call on
of last
but for long
said business
What: Baby was sick. we pars her ('nrtnris
onrrvspondcn
of and MW I0 ll “I u 0i“ Whoasbowuaflrlhlwbserlrwlhumwla
.... .sr' W. M cQuh are, You Can't lilordlu Misgflll
oflbs‘honss t ill Sinful“
. a tbs owar ._ . W- _, , . W-.-
WWW» ill? 58 North Mam St - murmurs nscrm
st. in it old
altim‘ ”Emu.
.. 31'3"" Hafiovpora House
When aha hwams that, ails chin; to cm
"has it» had ('blldrwn. sm- aeration: Mats
walk items of Tris mm. Touring, is
”a
lit. and lira J. 0. liawllns. of Her
ml: SOuth NOTWfilk- ' «m». '
‘ Inlemalronal Hag Dnll.
. for th: Day strut; bonus,
for
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n
A“ m‘ rm‘llml guns urinals vs ormsucs.
is raw. Ohlldflfl ofnyl‘
l git”. Nlcssrscn ¢ 0
under the direction of sins, u. n. ruinou-
”BOOK. for the benefit of
mam Isa-tron mull m
lfor- m on runs wits-r. Jim m:
in Ill!
531%
rosette.
Twrltttmmbb. u x" with that natural »
m. mrsmmnmsuum
, “m" ,vn'r Alias ampsv s ‘
“-ml’os ”at mill-1
. W“ “W , Hoyt’s opera House
% Elm" 5' Van“ 3 MARCH 30th. Iss4
”'""'“‘ ‘”“"""‘f}.2lull'. "“"'""" "““md’ TICKETS. to cums.
N l l ' ' 'llultels «an bx. ”kebgln‘aldnmnnar' at am
, of I ‘1 gm, .
Th8 l'mue a. . ll‘rwml..nr l’lslslstllmloulh slung" ..
”fifitfi
summons. ’ urns-not.
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