Wednesday, w
FOR INSPECTION
March
THE FINEST LINE OF
dren’ s- Coihihg:
Ever shown In Town.
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surmise,
WASHINGTON STREET,
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Watch this space. We will
- , . you interested and save
OOD’S BARSAPARILLA law
' and 2 grain QUININ E
r hundred.
Afi'fi BARSKI’ARILLA, 67c
It lD‘BBARSAPARILLA, 67c
CUBA RESOLVELT, 70c
’8 IliiiiiULElION,
: R"Alumni
DHAM’S MICRO BE KIL-
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napususgfilidnoiau KIL
LER,1 qt. bottle, 75c
240
130
50
..il PIaisted
Druggist,
'43 Washington St.
‘ scorn NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
tins. lllLS. cuss.
BRUSHES: elc
Tillom is a [bill time to Paint.
Wm.~. -...
shall be Pleased to give you
for doing your sort.
HI lssnstss Satisfaction in
toss.
my... .
is use only aim Pm.
ll“ still that linseed
I
Wm... m, .
..E Gorbam,
It: 2 First tum,
‘r uonwauoa
ripltf tasialsstlsa free
"a 3- HOOD.
Jfltlbflt
alum-nuisance
650 ”
COME ON,
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
Knits cumin. Editor n... magi...
, I months. 83.50.; ll months
cents; single oopl'esJ cents
Turtle—I
or. as; 1 medium
800‘"! NORWALI ”Bl ALARM.
Bo! fl~Corner Washington and North Main
streets.
Boa d—Corner Day and Tollos streets.
Box D—Cross street.
Box lit—West street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Boa til—Concord street. opposite school.
Box 14-—Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box ld—Corner High street and Bayview
avenue.
Box lo—Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box 1‘! -—Corner West avenue and
street.
Boa Il~Cornsr West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box 88—»Corner lily avenue and Benton street.
Boa lib—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets. ,
Box Siamectric Light station.
Box 41—Fairfleld avenue and Cedar street.
Cedar
Initiator-Lg. Almanac for 'l'oqnorrow.
Sun RisesI Sun Sets I High Tide I Low Tide
at 5:3 II. 0:15 at 8:32‘
New York Harald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be clear.
with frosts and sharper cold in the morning,
followed by slowly rising temperature. but
local frosts tonight. Tomorrow it promises to
be fair and warmer, preceded by frosls.
Lowest Pol-t of the Thermometer.
The lowat point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to—day was
lt° above zero.
SOUTH NORWALK.
People of Our
lining and laying.
E. Hill, Jr., Yale ’97, the well-known
bicycle rider of this city, is in training
for the Molt Haven team.
What the City Are
~Plenty of delicious breed, at Lane‘s
Frank DoForcst,engincmr nl llay mond
Brothers' coal yard. is attending court in
Bridgeport, today. He is one of the
principal witnesses in the Dr. May oyster
case, being thoroughly versed in marine
law.
~lioads of New Candy in Lane's.
l'nrporul ii illium W. Bloom, of «orn-
Iuiny F, was (limliing lwtwecu tun
freight cum, last evening. when the train
stnrtvd and he was thrown violently to
the ground, sustaining quite at suture
sprain of his left lug.
8. M Stephens. advance agent for the
"Royal Japanese Dancing Novelty Com-
pany," which is to appear at Music Hall
for live days. commencing next Monday,
was in town today billing and advertising
the show. it opened last night in Stam—
ford to a large house.
«llou'tforget the W. it. t” entertain-
ment and dance at (i. A. R liail, on
Washington street bridge, Tuesday night
Music by Shepp's orchestra. Admis-
Ilion 25 cents.
Miss Lucy J. Munson, of tirade ii, and
lies Lizzie l. Tollss, of Grade 7, of the
Franklin street school, went to New
Britain yesterday. They will spend
several days visiting and inspecting the
work of the State Normal School. of
which they are graduates.
The circles of King‘s Sons and Dangli-
teni of the South Norwslk Baptist
church, will hold a social and entertain
them tonight in the Holiday school rooms
olibe church. A missionary [contour
on the “Morning flier Illusion." of New
York. will be given. All interrnted in
these bands of young workers are mmliai
fy invited in be present.
WA... _.
wllutler lodge. No. 97, I. U. i). h,
will take action on the proposed amend
meet to the try-laws on Wednesday
night. All members are requested to be
present. It. 0. Caswsen. ilsorstary.
DI. if. ti. Wilson, of Bildgsport,ls
interested in the erection of a large
lmlldlngddsllil feet, on ”mith's Island
forsnmnrrresidenss. ‘l‘hsrsis tube a
large disingrnctnln the canon of the
proposed building. and lists oneseb sins
'i'bsideslsfsrslltbstsuutsio use the
salsa dining mess. The contract will be
swardsd in slow days.
Themsdyfsroe" ans"wuprsssno
so, last night, at Hoyt?- Opsrs House,
with files Jamie Yeoman- in the title
mic. It was mended by s risoidedly
Wampum sntliisd "Cluster.”i
Miss Tm. wholiad tissn uttering
mwuiedeymhowsden
mm or dishes: in the sen
nadumflhsflsadwssnssblotospa
pssriafisthlflast. llamas»
“who Hm.”
Misfits“: his“ will titans
and summons-sod Isssicals tom
COME ON,
and buy a good horse cheaper than you ever dreamed of, at
BROOKSIDE FARM,
A fresh cur load of 21 in today.
In. H. Masons.
Butler Lodge will hold a rehearsal to-
nIghl. Tomorrow evening they will
wark the third degree.
The annual meeting of Trinity church
pariah will be held tonight at 7:30 o‘clock.
in the Sunday school room.
~Chlldren's shirt waists at 25 cents.
Cannot be matched for quality and price.
W. A Benedict”
The divorce case of Walsh versus
Walsh will be continued in the Superior
Court tomorrow, beginning at 9 o’clock.
A special convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. lil., will be held til—night.
Punt theater‘s degree. Refreshments
after work. ‘
Two canal hosts, the "Horace Jack-
son" and the "S. A. Nieman," from
Perth Amboy. N. J.. are unloading coal
at John H. Ferris’ wharf.
The hearing in the Hamilton liquor-
license case. before the county commis-
sioners has been postponed until Friday.
April 16, at i009}. In. .
While the ball at Arion “all was in
progress, last night, Mrs. Albert E. I’latt,
wife of is member of the floor committee,
fainted, and caused a slight commotion,
Beginning this Week, Thursday night,
lit-V. R. 0. Sherwood will give It
series of illustrated services on Christ's
life. They promise to be both profitable
and interesting.
~Don't forget the W. R. C. enterfaln-
ment and dance at (l. A R. Ball, on
Washington street bridge, Tuesday night.
Music by Schepp‘s orchestra. Admission
35 cents.
Ililihlc it Comatovk‘s new advertise-
ment, today. dwells on the merits of
seed Intutuoa from Amosniolr county.
Maine, the most vigorous healthful and
purest seed lWiIL‘efl-
Peter Brennan and Janice Murphy
wcronrrretcd yosterdaynfturmxm on a
charge of vagruncy, and this morning
Justice Barrett sentenced them to the
county jail for thirty days each,
The Bunyadi society caves ball last
night in the Mechanic strrct hall, the at-
tendance bring vi-ry large and the «Icon.
sion one of much enjoyment. The Hun-
garian Band of Bridgeport. furnished
llrst- class music.
~—Beforc buying anything in the drug
line get Tomllnson s prices.
William Crofut, father of George Cro-
fut, and Mrs. Hattie Sheldon. went to
the Bridgeport hospital, yesterday after-
noon. to see the sick man. He still rc-
mams in about the same condition as
when first taken there.
One of the proprietors of the New
York Cash Grocery store on Main
street, came to South Nor-walk yesterday
and notillcd Manager John Kelly, that a
new man, Mr. McFadden. who accom~
paniod him, would hereafter fill the po-
eitioli.
The men employed at the various oys‘
tor docks along the river front are seal:
oualy waiting for the severity of the gals
to cease. The weather on the Sound is
too rough for the oyster boats to venture
out, therefore business is somewhat doll
for the time being.
The rhiidron' s lectureii, which were so
interestingly given and illustrator! by
liev. R. U. shorwond, will soon be re-
sumod. it is probable that new arrange-
manta will be made regarding tickets.
but for the present those having the
tickets previously used are mpmted to
inks are of thorn. 7*
The young woman's club will, by
invitation, meet at the home of His.
(W Jennings. to West stl‘set, Wed-
nesday night. Business of esperrial
“importance, relative to the future of the
club ‘willbetrausscted it is therefore
desirable that all members and those
interested should be present.
The foundation for the New Maillo-
dlst chapel at West Norwalk to being
laid by Ferdinand millimetre! the sort
is already well advanced. The site,
which was donated for the purpose.
is ontbe Deficit pmpsrty. The build-
ing will been attractive and soul-Iodi-
one little edition. which will most the
mount uncircum- of the Istbcdists
of that section of the toss.
wElite fish. We lb., People‘s Ilarht.
'l‘iisi'wpis’s insiilatsoftbsOonw
strata] church, the character and par-
possofwiiioiiiissbsssalrssily outlined
la‘l‘ltsmrlnt..wlllbsopsasdlsths
wummmemiom
m
A rehearsal of the cantata “Jolly
Farmers." was held in the Broad River
chapel last ““32"...
~Bargalns iii ehlldren‘s .qu and reef
era, at W. A. Benedict‘s.
G. T. Carr. of Water street. has
secured the contract for the iron work of
npiessure yacht. now In the course of
construction at Northwrt. for New
York parties.
—Before buying anything in the drug
line get Tomlinson’s prices.
The regular meeting of Uneas Tribe.
I. 0. R. IL. was held In their hall in the
Bwartz a Corbett block. last night.
Tickets were given out for the entertain-
ment to be held next month and other
business transacted.
At the regular meeting of Sherman
Council, No. i,842, Royal Aroanulu, last
night, one new member was initiated.
Jesse sf. Ferris, of DeLong Council,
and Robert A. Holmes, of Long Island
Council, Brooklyn, were admitted by
card.
()1: account of military engagements,
which Colonel Frost and Captain Crofut
have in Winsted on Friday evening, the
drill of the Young Men’s Battalion of the
Congregational church will be postponed
a week. Both companies will then appear
for drill. The hour for drill has been
changed from 7:45 to 7:30 o'clock.
One of the J. T. l’rowitt company’s
horses stood on Woodward avenue, 3..-
torday afternoon, when the wind sudden-
ly lifted the seat in the wagon and car-
tied it out upon the horse’s back. The
animal took fright and started to run.
but was captured by H. T. Prowitt, near
Raymond street. No damage resulted.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Sarah C. May were held last use
log at the residence of John H. Ferris,
Rcv.0crnld ll. Beard and Rev. Homer
N. Dunning, officiating. The Gounod
quartsttc sang "Come Veto Is”.v and
“Rock of Ages.” The remains were
taken to Stockbridgs, Mesa, on the llhli
train this morning. for interment.
NORW ALI NEWS.
A Bra-say Budget “or—Inns From the
Upper In! of *O'I.
The J. 1!. Buckley & Son rubber works
now run until ii, instead of 5 o'clock.
A daughter was born this morning to
lllr. and Mrs. Florence Callahan. of liar.
bor avenue.
At the annual meeting of Shi’sul'a
parish, last night. the old board of war-
dens and veslry men was reelected
The choir of the Nerwaik (kingregsv
tionai church will repeat the East"
music next Sunday morning and even,
i lg. _
—~l.em-'s for candy, price. quality and
variety. ......
The Band of Hope of the Broad River
Union chapel will give a cantata in the
chapel, next Sunday night. beginning at
7:30 o'clock. ’
The remains of Mrs. l’oliy It. Wilma
were brought to Norwnlk from Norwich,
yesterday afwmmn.and buried in the
Norwnlk wruvtcry.
r
The funeral of Mrs. liary A. St. John
was held from her Iale residence on
Academy street, this afternoon. The
burial was in Wulllnn
--Don't forget the Pelican club’s dance
at the Athenrrum, Thursday evening.
J creme May’s Banjo club furnish music
for dancing, Concert from ll until it.
Fred 0. Knapp. of Norwalk, whose
watch was supposed to have been stolen.
now lind- out that it was taken as a joke
by one of his friends.
.\ cottage pray" meeting will be held
at the Wsidunce of Augustus I’artriuk,
Newlnwn avenue, tomormw night; sub
jm'l, ”Nothing but issaves."-*l.uke slit,
ll-il.
The eighth annual donation of the
Knight litrest African Methodist Episco-
pal church will be held In the American
Mechanics' llail. Waist: street, Thursday
night. W. _
At the conclusion of the services at the
Norwslk Baptlst church, Bundsy even.
ion. the Rev. 7. E. Robbins married
John J. (latrsndsr and In Cora L
Lathrop. w
The plants and Illness used in the deer
orations at tines church were sent to
ehserthsslck reomsof dismembersof
the parish and mind them of the glad
Interim.
~We have secured niovsolnoinbsrs
Miami initbs”lioiylsndeoto-
graphed.” The complete series can be
sscorsdat thlsefllcs for on esntssiui
one coupon uh -_.
numwau moiety of Cranberry
Plains. held a box sociable at the
rssidsnceofllmmo.lbtpmss.ln,
lssinlgln. The bones Imuid a ready
salsmlssiielsbsaieistyawsssn
‘l‘bsplrysioises attending Ml. Devils
of Ispls assess. Whmm
appendicitis. Um acts a mantles
“Miami-ribsaivm
a»... H
illlll Jill/TIE llllllliii, liits.
(lotion, Harp and lnlaid Matting.
Highest of all in loavening l’nw
on
Iii- Clsra Ryder, of Lyrics Place, is in
New York M” ..-._
Mrs. William "Schou'lu-r.
lountnin, is seriously ill.
I... A. Taylor, of “IA Bulden urouue. won
the prize roast at the People's Market.
yesterday.
(if BIIIP
A syndicate of ltnliuns nl Winnipauk
aremaking preparations to go into flu-
lribocco mining business.
0. F. Seeicy has oflered a gold medal
to the wheelman making the most miles
from April 1 to December 1. The can
test will be governed by the rules
adopted by the King‘s l'uuuty Wheel-
men, of Brooklyn
Grand Keeper of Records. W. N. Si-
mono. and Grand Herald W i-. Bryant,
of Norwalk. will go to Waterbury tcv
night to institute a new lodge of the
United Order of the Golden Cmss. ”log
marrow they will attend the session all
the Hand (ionsmandcry at \Viillmantic.
Mrs. S. J. Benedict, Miss Etta Benedict
and Miss Susie Rlnencrans, of Sherman
Commandery. of Norwaik, will also at-
tend. _..
The directors of the Nerwaik Horse
Railroad company met yesterday and
talked over plans relative to equipping
the road with electricity. The executive
committee, commas-d of E. J. Hill as
chairman, linen Hill, A. b”. iiuributt
and J. A. Osborn, were authorized to go
ahead with the work. The tire for the
road are ordered, but the order for rails
has not been placed. It is not probable
that ground will be broken much before
Hay I. It isesitirnated that it will take-I
about six weeks to make the change.
OVER THE lllll‘ll.
laws and Gossip of the In, in VI!“
Norwaik.
William Hatfield is preparing his boat
"Sunbeam" for the coming season.
ll. McKinney, a young lawyer residing
in Greenwich, min in town, yesterday. on
business.
Herbert Ayres left town this morning
tespends week with friends in North
Stamford.
(horse Mead is making preparations
to erect an addition to his house on
Maple avenue. .,
Arthur I). Ferris lius rot-rived a large
order from a New York firm for 276
A. lickerman & Son,
cr.——l.ntcst U. S. Gov‘t Report.
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Erhest J Morgan, of 5 Prospect street,
has gone to Stamford to visit relatives.
The property of Mrs. Mary Ayres, of
Vanandt avenue isfiundergoing exten-
sive alterations.
Painters are at work on the handsome
cottage belonging to Charles Savage, on
Riverside avenuew .
Harry Rider, of the liubbell, Wade &
Rider company, of Bridgeport, is in
town. today, on business.
Workmen are engaged on the foundaa
tion of a new house on South Osborne
avenue for M. i). Randall.
The Young Men‘s Debating club vaIl
must tonight at the home of ii. WIifred
Bodwcll. ii VanV. indt avenue.
Alfred Gainer, the milkman, whose
wagon was overturned one day last
week. causing the loss of ninety quarts
of milk, Inst with another accident be-
tween 5 and 8 o‘clock Sunday morning.
lie was driving along Riverside avenue,
when his horse became frightened hi a
piece of paper which was blown in front
of him. The animal became unmanagev
able and started off at a tepid pace. ln
his mad ‘iiight he ran down the embank-
ment and overturned the wagon, precipi
toting Mr. lisinvr and his assistant into
the river and spilling the contents of the
wagon. about 100 quarts of milk.
fire-t [mint-omen“ in Pianos
llnincs' elegant Square Piano, A. 1
condition. only M50, monthly install-
ments of to 00.
Large Weber very cheap.
Square Pianos from {in toii‘lfi, easy
payments.
l'lrgans $50 to $77i,onl_v $3 a month. J.
W. Sludwvll. ‘
A turn-palm l‘rupla.
'i'lm Ilii‘tll’it’“ of i‘rrifiin social rwfnrmrrll
are In luv won in urinal \‘l‘ul’hllli.’ III the ill
tlo community of Klingi-Iilwru ”it the Mom
luiiuiminy. lnthu tinglilmrhnml of this
town arr \‘Itiuzliiiv Illis ui tin-proof cluy.
whit il tiu- ariiiiiim we in days gone by wire
f:ir~:s;l.I.-«i vii-inch In rriuiri iii-l public prop-
I'll} i|.'\TI')\ll of nilmvii...’ llwIn In be owned
by llilil‘lli‘lnis. 'llir)‘ llh‘ “Mimi by the
lnuumpulily for tho public benefit. Thu
res-nil l~ ilml Klingunln-ru iwnrui Ihr- imp-
plf'nfi [liltcri Iii Eurupr. Not only «in this
prelim un the I-iiiy xull‘uze to cover all local
and illlpri’iili lumiimr. but tum.- isucnn-
aideruldo nurpluleii- bulk ”I which istli‘
tidal among the inhabitants. In addition
a present of i5 marks is made this year to
ovary young man who is beginning his mil-
ltlry service-lwudon News
piunds of sounding Ir-nds
Charles Aistborpe has been engaged by
l. I). Randall to furnish his new houses,
near Rpringwood, with water pipes.
lira. Nellie ’llouten, of Waterbury, a
niece of Henry Jones. who is seriously
ill at his home on First avenue. was call-
ed to his bedside. yesterday.
~Remsmber entertainment to be given
under auspices of l'Ipwortb league, at
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal church,
tomorrow night...” Admission. lilcts
The annual business meeting of the
Advent Christian church will be held in
the ohuvch,'l'hursdsy evening, at 7:30
o'clock.
mud.
The members of the Epwortli ln‘nguo
held their final reheavssl In the basement
of the E Ist Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. lat evening, for tho.- comlng sn-
terialollen t.
a.
do sch-sol, attended St. Paul‘s
last Sunday afternoon. They went to
ltorwslkon one of the trolley ears an.
[aged for the occasion. The echelon of
this Sunday school are under the super-
vision of William Warden.
a.
fertile commitment to be held in the
Sunday school room of the East Avenue“...
Medial Episcopal church, Wednssdsy.‘
evening. under the auspices of the [zip-
wortb bogus. A large stage is bringg
erected by Oakley Smith and Harryg
White. The curtain used at Randall's
ball has been second for this occasion.
Tbsprsunt depression in business is
forcibly. felt in East Iforwalk. Front
conversations with many of the prowl»
soothe-ins: area have,“ appears that
sssblset of grave Importance is when
willsosfidsnesbs restored to the best.
IQ world. Although this m of
Chelsea less not contain my mum
festering was. it has a ism ma
lattes sf owners who depend for Ag“
living from mush photo as are mm
lanai. hopes-pasted stamens are
S
or or ”miss some!“
who. 37 .
Business of importance «ill be *
iiblldrsn of Elt‘i'aal's Itisslun ilun- ‘
Wale preparations one being made NA”
; Children Cry for
I Pitcher’s Castorla.
l Children Cry for
Pltcher's Castor-la.
Win-II Baby was sick, we gave hrr (3th
When she was s I‘hild. she «in-xi for l’astovia.
When she became Minn. she clung to I‘m-tuft.
When she had l'blldm, she gavethem W
Children Cry for“-
Plteher’s CastorIn.
‘ rfii'é’r‘si Golden: ‘
llsaIEslalsandinsurancs
M'AIIIIO‘I’OI "HI“.
fora or house and lot.
with taevfsw mum” regal wears Invited to
calisn saminsenriist. ”a have thorn rm
“motto s city at manic
“Mn. sell!
" so our.
IVI: rooms III-I “Iris nfit "wi'biiimrf'fl I
nrwa rsn , n o In
on the “mum. u .
l
Olilll. l'fo. “Keith Main street. ran
rset. mnmtmh'
0.14 High street 'nngmsnplrlapy Arbor.
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word. v. nr illitt‘l‘llal .Elfw. will?“
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WWW first if ‘n‘rJNo ii A II sin-nth.
it. aunt. ill Was ssiinpton "final,
Smith rm
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Wilt?” roost». million , admit" u.
burgh?“ floor. No. .lnst
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llfiirliig inducements loPurchasart ‘
Marked down from
(lily Dressed lied.
Well. what of it, ,I‘
docuw you knowi am
nutriotious and w iiulesmne. also better llavor.
the best. “'ihllh
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st, 80. Norwnlk.
Telephone call, 62-3. I
all since.
No
and posing. especially with delicut
natural and grncoful.
l 2,000
15 days.
less than cost. These goods are-
not this, mod peonlr, its better. film“ we prove it? Here
every doctor you liflll' I. know, will reroinrnend it M
Annie. use I: amnion sense. 'l‘linb froi
on a live steer from lilirmis to New York. would lie just as large on an inferior an
variety would the dealer of col Jud
that in not the reason we sell it onluslwly. hut let-arise
we have nearly doubled mirhusirusn in the short time we have him iodl t.
the beat families of both cities. (lust notice whrre our dellvn ry wu
testimony to the truth of above alnernolits. A l'rlrrie lllli lluiwl
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Artistic Photography.
To those desiring something i specially lim- In I’IIOTOGRAPIIIC
WORK, I would call attention to the new line which I am now executing in
OF
FURNITURE.
It lhsilllala Rooms 46 and 48 llaln St. llorwall.
Special Sale of illvans and corner Chairs,
At $9, $IO, $l2, $l4, “‘4? l6.
3122, s14, our, s20.
(17
Mllilllll, Pull Etc
“fries. Every
ihler. more
lit charges
uiai as on
Iyemem sliip'l Axum. it rests more
tsniislha niblii- to such an visual
We are selllna to
[futile Mimi) and we offer their
u Vt‘ll away niery day.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
FREE IIELIVEIIY.
PEOPLE'S “MIT
21 Wall st., Norwnlk
| I'elephmocaii, 67-8.
pain or expense will be spajd thobggin lglitsiutiful' results both In lighting
cosum an raprrirn.
FOR CHILDREN
Particular care is given to obtain pictures, which embody all that is r hiidlike
Appointments for sittings may be made by Hill”.
Crayon and Water Color Work
A'I‘ REASONABLE PRICES.
E. M. JlCKSllli, PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will Sl.. HDHWllK.
C. H. HARVEY
Big Slaughter
—A.\Ii-
CLEARANCE SALE.
PAIRS
iii Boots, Shoes and Rubbers lo be
CLOSED. OUT
at the greatest bargains ever offered in Norwalk during the next
These goods must be sold to moire room for others com-
ing in, so do not stop until you got to tho oliiuat shoe dealer In
town w lm knows just what to buy for the “ants of the people at
too numvrmts to mention prices.
Come and see for yourselves, Y our old friend
C. H. Harvey.
A Fine Lounge for to 50,
Wilton Rug (‘ ouchcs 3H 50
F U RNlTU RE.
28 80. Main Street, 80. Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
PARLOR SUITS
Silk llrocntolic Fringe Parlor Suit, 835.00.
(‘rushed Plush Parlor Suit 8'35. (iii
Polished Wood Parlor Tables way down in wk 0
A large line of Corduroy Lounges and (You: hes
All goods sold at hard tinw prices.
VAN“
international Flag Drill
under tliedimtinn II! M” Vii. MIDDLE-
IIIMNHK. for the lwuelll uf
Epwnrth Leanne. Isl Methodist f linrrh
Hoyt’s Opera House
MARCH 80th. l894
TICK BTU. All l‘liN'l'Fl
Tickets can be exchanged for rassfmi mm
coupons. after Marshall at rimmnl i'imi-u's.
Vurwnllt. or i'lnlaledp. Heath Nurse s. l 2
m i w
WANTED.
(“IMPM'EN‘I‘ girl for
1 Refueling required.
'! (W with common sclwileducalllm to learn
printlrlliualnsss Apply sl lhillifllru.
Afih American lady,m. would ka' a pmllltin
as housekeeper. Ianlaks lull Iliamsur
in v hiuse. (”all nr address ililrl A. '7.
Cl. fill. its Pembroke sfvml llrldmmri. ff
m2? is
AM"! lrI‘mllfifiAW wife and llirevl Ihlldrrn.
odoursedssiielmirai rir llm mmmsr
In Ninth Hernia or lie nvylillf'li-s mldms,
mil terms. W. 0. ill! itlt lrll Men—r «ml,
ort rlty. l .
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woman in nut-d in a rel-ally m fum-
moonlit”; unv- wh'i itpillrl'nuislllrIr e um i home
corn nitration in pill or woman
Hatred affine m midvpu f, ilux l9}. Haring,
"lb.
nsrsl lmusuw-irk.
t'l nlon Mark. it
l’lfll HALE.
TUI’PHAE'WH in mil vmlc r
Helunfvnl, Known it. l mu
TWflfllnllon mi tanks. i. ll onward
‘E Washington street. ann Norway; 3
In t
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Aprfiilyzi
m .;
GOWKIIIM A iihlpitlnithat wiilbut
is. "13% TH
why; .WI‘JE "Trill.
IVAN?“
:-: DAVID STOW. :-:
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Grand ___DEI.SIIITE nEririi "0W8 Opera House
TllllllSllll EVENING, MARCH 29
rilllf’lll' 'Imsm iiiilf‘fllb no. The 'lilx' Mentor
lhr' muslin 'H. is I III t irriilmry tritrnlil'lllflll
ll mitlwly limited in um- wingin- parturition: r
Thr I‘iienuuilnai sill I I'll
Elmer E. Vance’s
Original amlurss'm at all llul‘ rmil “urns-Ir
I.lrulIiiu
The limited Mail.
will. Ilu wmulnrfnl
BEATRICE.
'rii» .mv unprv fllv' novelty of QIIM‘Mlfis‘ ”rowd-
eci will“ so lllnu luviolenls. lrvrrllviwlrls wltli
asiivprian. liuhhlln, over wi' li Irinf'rlmeflf.
'llie Filahro ’thn‘ldmlml Mail. The
Thrilling Wren-ll mane. The we I
sspIr nu Elutris ii Hill-Its The iii-ill HI I:
in; new MI ill-0s e. The lliwlly Mrimgiie M
mu irt’nl' The underfni Telegraph wens.
NH‘I an home singing lhe rival-n of the gm!
. .I Irwv'lintllval play two r prrviul rt.
roots on sub- m i'mir' a limit shire. llmllb
Nurmilk, and llrwnry' a firm: pron. Normal.
In
i-l'oyt's Opera Ham
MONDAY. APRIL 2.
INIMIOIMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
(Will!- It 'Alll'l NEW'UT
”devil’s Auction
fi’l‘vnlya ”Brest t'rvrfnf‘mIHII’E.M i Alieiia
mm" o mils ernmes Iran: in: vnor
than" ul ital In, ' ‘
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