FOR INSPECTION
THE Pmas'r LINE or
dren’s - C tithing“
"Ever Shown in Town.
w. A. BENEDICT,
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WASHINGTON STREET,
W“ No «OrvNW—wv —-« ~
« p I you mite trade iihere
you on yet the most for
money? It so come to
OUR
TORE.
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: a Few oi the Prices
We Make:
Plain and camphornted (loose
bound 100 bottles.
Qiilnlne Pills, 2 grain, 25c per
I I,
Hood’s Samparilla, Inc.
Green‘s Nervnra, '."lc.
Ontario. 24c. ‘
Carter’s Pills, 2 bottles for 250.
A nice Hair Curler for 50.
flanking Camphor, 20c it.
_ Napthalin, 10c it», it II. for 25c.
' With every tic piece of Adam's
repsin Gum we give you a 250
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streets.
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school.
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avuen
Box Idaxorwalk iron Works building
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streets.
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streets.
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Therm coupons (the number tic-signat—
ed in the advertisement below) together -
with the price of the publication. will
procure you anything announced In
“Our Book Department." villi-n pro.
neuter] at The Sentinel "nice.
'i‘aaua:i year
$1.26: 1 month.
West street and Taylor
Miniature Almanac (or To-morrow.
High Tide I l
at ”:30
How York Herald Weather turnout.
The weather to-day promises to be fair and
clr-ar. with slightly lower, followed by slowly
rlslnglempcrntnre Tumurrnwii proInII-esii.
br- (bar and \\‘lll'lllt‘l',
Lowest Point oi the Ihermomeu r.
.mv Tidi-
M 37.35
Sun Sets
at 6:27.
Sun Rises
at (Hill
The lowest point oi the thermometer for the
twenty—four hours ending at noon iii-day was
l'l- nbme zero; highest I'iI'~.
Siil'Tll Slilill' .\I.|i
What the People oi Our
Doing and Saying.
The employee of (LT. t‘arr are at
City Art
to be shipped to Florida.
-Turkeya it and I” cents a rmund. at
ilrtycs market.
\iIseF. May Iiivcr has gone to Sui-
tield where she will take a two yourn'
course in thoi‘onuI-cticut literary III-
stitnte.
Michael Lane has applied for a license
toeell intoxicants in the building for.
merly occupied by Patrick ifnrcornn,
Water street.
——Floor and balcony tickets for l'roi.
Nowell‘a rcceptionior sale at the box olllco
Maud Smeliedge, daughter of Lorenzo
W. Smelledge, ii ,Woodwaid avenue, has
recovered from her attack of diphthcrla,
and the quarantine oi the house has
ieen raised.
Joseph Stopiord, who has been cu-
aaged as "Iibation artist" at Dorian
Point. in which capacity he ofllciated
last summer. is apendlnga wcelr at his
former home in Brooklyn.
~tiats. hula, O‘Brien & Sherwood. it
you want to be in the swim. buy a It! but
at. O‘Brien d: Sherwood’s.
All members of laces Tribe, l. t). it.
I., who are to take part in the enter-
tainment to be given the last of the
month, are rrqaested to turret in”. A.
it. hall, tonight. for rehearsal.
in the roll of honor, published yester-
day for periect attendance, the name oi
irvlng Wiimot. Grade 7, of the FEW.
lln street building. should appear. in
the list sent iron: that grade it was
omitted inadvertently.”
altos shad,i2i cents a pound ,rtt ilayes'
market.
At a meeting of the music commit-
unanimous call was extended to the
present lncumhent,lirs. James Golden.
to remain organist of the church ior
the ensuing year. She has accepted.
Thr- sntertalnment by theI Japanese
dancing girls was continued In Music
Hall, hut night. They can be 'seen
again tonight. and tomorrow afternoon
ii syn-eta] performance will he given
trivia 2 nntlltio'clook, im- the momma-
lillltm oi the aehoril children. The
admiwinn price will be live rents.
Genevieve Subtitle. the author. lee-
tum and teachsr oi Debuts in New
Yorh’s isshlonahle eirelssmitl sirsan
Mame at Earl's Opera House,
Wiley «mdprll tun. list no
Illustrations of
lrical switch for the Fitch Switch com
pany. of South Norwalk.
chased a line team oi truck horses from
M. ii. Parsons, oi ilrookeide.
gano, oi Bridgeport, spent yesterday with
Miss Hattie Millard, oi West avenue.
market.
L'
corner of Washington and South Main
streets. ’
this morning for iieeddt McUibbeu, who
have the contract to extend the ’l‘rnm-
way company's tracks to lioton Point
South Norwaih. charged with dealing in
M museum
enemas-Ironwork,
Marcia-W
SOUTH NORWALK.
A lireeuy Budget or items l'rom the
Come and scam“
E” YOI' ~OAN BUY A BETTER HORSE FOR
W THE MONEY
BROOKSIDE FARM,
W” THAN FROM ANY OTHER ESTABLISH-
I? MENT IN CONNECTICUT.
I III LOAD 0F 2| Ill TODAY. TllEIDIY. APRIL 3.
AT '
H. PARSONS.
'i‘. S. Glover is at work on an elec-
Expreasman Calvin Snyder has pur-
ltobcrt (iriliin and Miss Pauline Krui-
—--UlliCliells,i‘l route a poundnit Hayes
The- axle of one of E. M. Tolles & (‘ofs
oai carts origami this morning at the
\
Four our loads of steel rails arrived
Oscar Saunders and John Smith. oi
policy, were each lined $7 and costs you-
tcnlay in the Count of I‘ommon Plane.
Both men pleaded guilty.
Iimrgo Alien. Stanley iiaymond and
William (ilmslcad wont to ‘Southpart.
last night, to attend a Ininistrcl per
foI'Iunm-cgiwu by tho Southpnrl lira
umtic club.
Woman‘s Exchange coneignore and
patrons should take notice that the Ex"
change removes today to the Woman's
Building, «ii South Main street. lice
advertieemcnt in another column.
Tlu-ophilc l'IupiIrat exhibited at Tlli‘.
SIrN'IIVIeI. office ycsterdny a modci of his
patented si-n-I-u attachment for wine
Iiows. ilcsigucii for protection from hIIr~
globe and to prcvcul childrcu from fal-
ling out of windows.
.lmncs Jolws, Ilu‘ tender of tho Wash-
ington street drawbriilgc. asked Sclcct»
man Raymond for a vacation, tIIi-Iiuom-
ing, on account of poor hcalth. If bedors
not improve he wui probahb ho obliged
to rcsign his yumitiou. ThI- sclcctmcn as
yI-tliaxc szIrmi no one to talrc the
llial'i‘.
The South Norwalk Athletic club‘s
team, composed oi William F. Tam
many. Uvie r‘rcdericks, Richard Fitzger-
ald, Ernest. Wilson and Joseph Brown,
will give an exhibition at the annual en-
tertainment and ballot thc Sylvan Base
ball club, in the Stamford town hall,
Monday night. Thomas Cole oi Nor‘
walk. will render several vocal selec-
tIons.
There is a vast amount oi truth in the
statement contained in if. E. Seymour's
new advertisement today. that no house
in the grocery line places before the pub-
lica higher grade oi eatabiea than his
store sends out—a fact to which people
in all stages oi life can testify. Mr. Bey-
mour'a large and successful business has
been built up by dealing in lirei~class
goods.
» Rats, hats, at O'Brien 6: Sherwood‘r.
Will make a good but to order for 8'3.
tome and get a good hat. spring style; a
hat that is a hat for $2 00, Washington
street.
The sale oi seats for Prof. Newell‘s
dancing class reception, at Music Hall.
next Tuesday evening. ls already large.
and the attendance promises to be numer-
ous. The reception will be the finest ever
given by the professor. and the exhibition
dances beyond all precedent. It will be
an Important society event, and those
wishing seats should secure them at once.
W. A. Benedict a Co. will announce
their spring opening tomorrow. This
will be Friday and Saturday, April 18
and it. when will be shown a full stock
of the latest styles of men's youths’ and
children's clothing. men's furnishings.
new stock oi men‘s line pants and spring
overcoats. but the general opening will
be as above stated. Mr. Benedict has
connections now that enable him to
mslre to order anything in the above
lines, as well as unliorms. Theilrm will
continue to make a specialty of ohll~
dren’s clothip
Ileana “id.
The Wooster Home, In Danbury. was
said, yesterday, under the hammer to
Charles amnion. of that city, for 3100.
The buyer has sixty days to take the
building away, and the bid was subject
to the declination oi the owners within
twenty-tour hours. Mr. Robertson said
all he wanted oi it was the windows,
doors and blinds; anyone could have the
rest. The impression Is that the owners
will not accept Mr. Robertson? oii'er.
(tea or an Iii-gun sap-cm.
l’strleh fit-pretrial Springwood. our»
ployadllymmm, slot-sisal“
the new highway through the harshest
property tor the Email: tramway
swag
John liarty was_’cclebrated at St. Mary‘s
this morning.
New Canaan last night and surprised
and Nellie Osborn
tion as night watchman at the Norwalk
Home railroad depot.
ping oi the Norwalh street railway with
’ the building separately.
. charges sent to the reform school.
helmets. Tomorrow they will shows
SORWAIK NEWS.
Upper End of lawn.
Clinton Commander-y, Knight Temp-
m‘. will hold I conclave tonight
An anniversary mass for the late Ilirs.
Twenty Norwsllr young people went to
Harry Richmond has accepted a posi-
MATTINGS and RUGS
Shades and PDrticrcs
GO TO
A. Dickcrman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
l‘lighr-st of all in Laavening l’owr
low
M
ABWY PURE
r.——l.utcst U. S. (iov’t Report.
Baking
Powder
and with what. in and navisiartlnn or: will read this on; yo: um», i
that on}! Monday
I \ri’yilliu whatsoever. against the i'eop e s Mara-r, in» paid in but. torrent..- on me
You are a most cordially invited toromrrtr in tiiIaHriii'I-i. rnr woven-ate in itnaruislstamj.
[lids are Ming—ic‘oheivcd (or the equip-
lho trolley system
wl‘lcnty of I use}. at lease.
l‘lioutas UNI-Ill serenely injured his
left foot while trying to board a moving
train at In East Norwalk station. last
Thursday" afternoon
Tlicl 'ontrnl Circle oi Rings llaugh—
tern: oi llle.‘NOTWnik Congregational
Clitll’t‘h,W ill observe its fourth anniversary
in the chapel tI‘iuiorrow ilflr‘rnootl.
“angel", imlrwood and wife, oi the
Norwulk Hotel. returned to Norwalk
Wednesday evening. Air. Lockwood
abowu traces oi his recent serious illness.
A Iuccting oi the Daughters oi the
King oi (irace church will beheld Solar
day nircrno m. at 4:30 o‘clock, in the
(iuihl room. A meeting of St. Agncs
litliltl I ill iit' held at 9:30.
The Illt'llllit‘i'fl of Company i" gave
another enjoyable m'iahle at the armory.
last night. There was a good attendance
and a pleasant time was enjoyed. Lowe's
orclwetra furnished music for dancing.
On Saturday the Namath [lesion
Stow wrllopcn in their hosiery depart-
ment the most complete assortment oi
llcrmsdori hr story they have ever shown
and every purchaser of Iilr‘ goods will
receive a valuable souvenir.
lir. Bloomer. of New York city, the rc~
tired veterinarian. is making many im-
provements to his newly purchased
property on Prospect Hill. A new piaz-
za is being built. whiletbo latest sanitary
improvements are being placcrl on the
premises. Mr. Bloomer contemplates
tearing down the barn and out buildings
au-i erecting now once.
A small piriy of gentlemen who met
inn parlor oi the Atlantic hotel at
Bridgeport, yesterday. organized the
Society of the War of iuli. Among the
charter members are Rev. Alcxanler
Hamilton. oi Lyon's Plains. formerly oi
Norwaiitmnd William T. Andrews. A.
Fitiyili‘wlaiield, \V. E. French, I'. .\|
French, John I'. Turner. Newton.
The Sorrvalk Horse Railroad company
will have their bids ready on Monday.
April 9, for the building of live miles oi
single track road. the work to commence
the following week. Thc company wril
furnish all the materials and contract (or
Several cori-
tracuirs will be in Norwiilk tomorrow to
look on r the ground.
Representative E l). Kceler. and Sana-
tor John ll. Ferris, oi‘ Norwaik. attended
the meeting of the county senators and
representatives to Bridgeport, yesterday
morning. Representative Kueier raised
the question th-Iher the town of Not-
walk was remunerated [or county
He
found that the courts settled the hills
with the town alter a course of time.
The many moiety friends oi Mine Kate
Parker will be phased to know that they
will have an opportunity to hear her
sing in concert at the Norwalk Methodist
church. on April Ill. Mine Parker has
been a conscientiomi student under
pmniiuont teachers of voice culture. and
isiavorcdwithu high soprano voit‘o oi
piper and sweetness. Ericsson F. Bush-
nell. the noted harm, will also appear at
this concert. Owing to the interest
shown in the entertainment, it has been
decided to issue resend seat tlr. lint».
At a recent meeting at the lirolher
hood of St. Andrew of Grace church, a
committee was appointed to confer with
acommittec iron the [Magnum oi the
King. regarding an entertainment and
social to be given In the near iuture, the
proceeds of which are to be appropriated
(or charitable purposes and tor the pur-
chase of prayer hooks to be distributed in
the homes at persons unable to obtain
them. An excellent musical and literary
programme is being arranged for the no»
casino, In which some oi the best local
talent will take part.
William titans, who has been for
many years the expert gardener and sup:
srintendeot oi the magnificent Mathews
aisle. “Etmsnwonh,” and Mdod in
the “lodge" on West avenue, has resign»
ed llll ptilllion. sad as soon as his neon
am is settled. out. with Ira. Ginsu. sail
in fiery for their old home In England.
Ir. and tin. (liaise. during their run
dsaeein Menuhin» gained a large
circle or trials was our last people,
News and Gossip 0! "In Day In East
the interior of his hon-w It‘mtViflltNi illli
aliorcrl.
our TIII: Intuit.
l
Nolwullt
James on I.
1 I
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A meeting of \‘nluuteI-r lions «om
My. No " will b” held u“! cvcnuig at ion the t '-IiIonrl Raymond ostritc to one of
\\ Illiam ( .
lillolnincdiou formerly (lCl'lll'lii‘ti by Max i’iilccr. the
and daughter Miriam, weri- thi- guards of harbor. wlio'hns prim-Ii into the I'I-nrinru
on ,or p14..-
E. in. liorliaui' :1 store on First awnuc.
Mr. and Mrs“ Ihtiiil'l
Alfred S. lowavtun,
Tueedav
l-lvall Iarlsou the iour months old:
daughter of Edward and Matilda tari—
aon, died yesterday afternoon at their
home. 40 Fort Point strcct
William Smith,ni 'l‘lwrlnlaic, \' Y.
a former gardiucr ut "ilwkaniim."
Wt-stportJIaa given up his poaithm at
Thomdale, and amp ph‘ll a ymition with
John McKay, lllt'Hari Nora-ails Iluri-Il.
I'rmrkctt, :It
The annex whi- h is luring cm led at
Randall's mill, is or. iii} tliiilpll ted.
When llIIislu-d it will III- used as a “’Irl‘k‘
shop for thecarpuntvrs. The boil-ling Ii
ten feet high and sixty-six (out lung, and
about twenty {01:1 in width.
The marriage of Miran l Hill Top nwuwi
oi timberland J. Mimi film at East
Nor-walls, took place \\.-dummy nt‘tu- g
noon, at 2:30 ocloclc, at the home of tho t
bride in the former p'ace. Rev. I” .\.1
Kile-lull pcrfnrriiing the 1th mom Tbc '
ncuii marrimicnnple ii it on tIu- l in
train for ELL-it \"ornnlk. \\ln ‘Iv tin .‘ lill
Incilinlmly wont to liilliht‘ki-t‘i ping
Now that tho Work oi laying tlu- dram .
on South Unborn avenue in Iii-arly iiiii~li~ ;
ed. pruparations arc Irving Illtlilr‘ to put .
the «Ira-t in ucon-lition tluli will Irvin-lit ‘
lml‘lir. The street at pried-Ht is \c-ri .
rough. liutworkiuon Wt‘i't: t'llglgr‘ti this
morning in lcwling it oil. and this nitI-r
i
l
mail machine will lw trawl on It,
I‘Iurli Ww-tuu is ill. \i'uri. on :I Izm-
aail bum which iu- I-xywts tn lininh in m
short time.
ty~ninc years of mg»,
luau iorty years youngcr. lie in» iumu
a rue-idem of South Norwnlk and I-lzut
Norwnllr for scrcnty-‘ix yours, ll-- “In
born at i-‘oriwtvillruin iiin \\IMI’rn part of
Minwuri. lllltl I'flilli: livrr- :llmlii
three years of ago.
when
(inc day itinl Ive-vi. a \\w-Ilinouu Irir-
her of this place- weut to \\‘atcrivury.
where he aucuml a Inciiliuit, lln muldu’t
atattil priIspI-rity. illtll‘t‘H‘i', .‘Illll going to
a pool room iii that city it» lmgau playing
on the rut-cs. lie got what in "fliil'tl in
sporting parlance II ”Icu-i-pipo vim-Ii."
played it and vrnn III). Now luv has re.
turned to limit Norwalk to spa-ml the
aunuucr and his Iiionoy.
The dumping ui rviuac In the river at
the bridge on Iicnuiict I'zirui still cou-
tinuoe, and prisons living in that vicin—
ity have dt‘t‘itlt’il that union-I the parties ill”
positing thisolrjecthmahlc matter at this
point discontinue the practicc. tlwy will
give their naincs to the health authori-
ties. Theodor arising from this rubbish
is neither pleasant to tho pimurhy. nor to
the resident». and llicy have decide! not
to tolerate It.
An elderly gentleman who lNliL‘iiH oi
owning one oi the- i‘uwet licnucrics on
Pleasant avenue. not a chicken recently
on thirty eggs. Win-n In- tlioiight it
time that his feathered family should be
worsened, he went to the henncry, but
found the unpnuluctivc. Ham
the chick again. with the same result.
This was flora than his patience could
hear, so he decided to make a sacrifice oi
the unprofitable bird; but to his surprise.
after deoapitating the chicken and
counting his iloclr again, he found that
Instead oi setting a iron. as ho lllppflIed
It was all thetimea Minter. line only
prayer after discovering his mistake was.
"Don i let this get in the newsyxipors."
'l‘lliNlilli 'iiiEA’i‘RiCAi.
lvlats oi iatmat tn the Play-(loin. Pan.
pk Ii lover-Ii.
The charm at Henry iii. Dixsy, in
"Adonis.”is greater than eveniur the
houses are packed wherever he appears
and Ill‘ths merry features are received
with as much genuine enjoyment an
over. Now that Rice's Big Burlesque
company is supporting Henry Dlxey,
new interest is given to the attraction.
New and taking features are being con
Itastly mm already there is a pre-
demlnaaesoi novelti- ln “Adonis" in
with any preview produe~
lion. [Jim‘s held on the public is. it
mum”? than ever. they pso-
plshsvs 1W.IM using his tau—
mummm e.“
“" T?” W
i i >4
one, ui t' Im- Hirl‘t'L llfl‘ luni u hm
plat II, ncxt. owls.
thidt
’ Sluicr having scrim-Ii ll l‘ll‘i'gyillllll Ilur~
Iieai Estate andinsurance.
own. mother pcrmilting. ii, If Finch ,- ‘ W
hlr. West-In i4 lit'ui'i)’ sewn ;
but i< an activc {in 3'
int:
not
do him i'vVH’r‘nto.
the
II I' m
PEOPLE'I MARKET.
l'i North Main at. ., So. Norwalh.
’: ’iliieriiig Indueemehistu Purchasers I
()F
r
FURNITURE.
it their line uranium" 48 Main St, Harriett.
Special Sale at llivans and corner chairs,
At $9, $l0, $l2, $l4, $l6.
Marked down from $i’3, II t, slit, 91!“.
DEAR BUTCHERS. LISTEN.
4 Knowinglho Intense interest everything pertaining to tiw i‘mp‘: u‘ 1 Market has for you,
hasten to lninrm you
arch itilth ovary ll [or stir it. supplies in (or i all r ialms for smiling;-
oliar.
between now and hprli int lend to own! Morten, duror (Map, who on that dayr- an
{dong my awry hill against him and his inroinm or will a. itN'I’l iy Inkeutimir hats and
To any enquiring thr .an ri-i Moor own. in birrwkf imhlis. to names to
hound, and luaiqnalii; I try [Inuit i' w! Ixiiltlrk '...‘i l’urk. m min. Ilium M. in
Dollars «whir-
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E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE‘S MARKET‘
2! Walt at., Norwaik
Telephone call, 523. i iiatirrfsctimguaranmi. i i'difiph‘r‘I-rcali, 57-3.
RIDWAYTON.
Frank I 'rIn-lrctt. manager of the
Among the Breakers" company, went
nycatcrday, for ”11- purpose of
nakingutrangomcnts for the presenta-
ion of the pi. iy at tho tnun hall in that
Hmntlcl I ‘utiin in moving from a llUlHI‘
JIW‘ st lulu-Wit on \\ itch lanc
Mrs William Min-r dllIl 5h» \llmrt
oi Marnmonu ii and Mrs.
lruivriik Sol/er, of l’ ..yc haw been Iisii
ing at tln- ri-siilcni o of Mill. .inhn Huiiliu.
Tin-ri- vnll in prI-ai hing aorviu in tin-
.‘illltmli‘iillllll'cll. Sunday licv. .I. ii
in); his h'il)’ at. the comic I'm
Children Cry for
Pi tcher' s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Castoria.
1w} “.ka sugar-sturg‘n‘norls,
u n I 'mi i. sin- “Tl-'Il inr l'ml‘iui‘ij.
I»: 'il‘ii" \lI-A‘, ~hi- clung! was! it'll.
Win A
li‘inr
Wh . .‘zi-
Whru the ha i i hit tron Idle gas-omen: Culorlt.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
Taylor 81 Golden
WASHINGTON fiTRI'IICT.
i'or-unnn looking tors in! or home llt' d lot,
with lhr view ot pli'l'I-ldualllgrll't‘ int: iul it
call and r xru. Ilnu our it“! \\ u have tin Iu tor
out» in ev'er) part oi the city at rmwnmbi
uric ev- ntul on «row terms. Fl!
W AVI‘ El).
Trimmers and Operators
ll
Straw Sewing Machine.
Appli' u Allt'lillt (. IV HEELHI. litilit'i‘
strut. N»rv1nlk. n'ilw
.\lliP'.~‘ Iodouritiug at hoinc will on ’1':
J in NI per \n- r i; luv iintlu- r north ularu
«Ind mi midlawil slum ml cnvriopo' for n
rrpiy, \ hires- l \\. Ki". .liiil’. MIA III 1' aim,
ind. ‘ nil :tt
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at llaufnril‘s Floral liali. u |
F‘AMIIA washing. at yIIIr I. run: w ruinv.
Al-oriar‘ smirk at hon-c (learunu’; and
work for II clout lw‘. MHH. tilih it .N' --
dcu art-uric. Nurn‘n it. u r ii
“'0 or three male or tennis iuiarrlern
Those llt'filrlllia pcrmsncnt tmarion |Il\‘-
fieruhio. Address or up 1) tolMll'! it}. MIA!”
No. ill Stuart avenue. .
T0 LET.
I lli' HE near Elm Iimve store. ’ rooms. Tl‘lli
.1115, II rooms. No ll 'l‘ollca street ilrvll
floor. rent”: illillne No ‘.‘ellnv street. rent 9H.
-\II have wutir in. and are in the vary but
order throughout. .ltlll.\' ii. RNM trial {'1'
“Tat sin of.
s’i‘iiiih and basement with ilxtIIrI-a, :15
Washington slrool opposite post iitilliu,
from April let "M been or‘iupII-I as Is dry
goodiislore continually for the past lifter-n
yearnandiu now ou-upleil seagull. lpqitlri
of [it ill or 1’. El 1'. I-w
flOU-IE. No. at Washington street. suitable
ioronu or two ialtlillos. Apply to bill)-
Li-‘Y l’. Iti.'.\ iwl National Hunk Honlli Nor.
wal it. «it iw
‘ti a family of mllllil.
llrwflii
i'lI-cnnii Ilnor and
Milt at No. 4 Franklin street. tint and
mud Writer 91!: s month. mum to N. H.
Hil LiM \N. lyric-ii «lore. out door. III III'
lilli'HE. all Im monuments. In East Nor-
walk rent ‘12:. inquire at not". or M.
D RANDALL. tine still I rooma, iii tom-r.
(his avenue. inquire on premises.
Ol‘fili. iVo. warmth Main street: rent Stu:
r monti. Hmond and thtrd llriors.
No. 7i flouth Main street. rent. '7 and
live rooms 77 WI odmml avenue. rent will.
Apply to iii. A. It titliiWAtlil.
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w II I all mmlurnimprovomenta. ill rmnne.
lsnndr and stable. 7! fi'mlnaic» walk from
oat onion anrichtIrohil minutes from depot.
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new ilome sewin maehlnii Nnt‘lllied
mu n-eh Will he and relationship. Afipply
at t anruond street. South Norwalk. .
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'l‘aylor avenue “mil“g‘rllar
son's store. corner
street.
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hunch list a street.
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sin street. math tor-
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FURNITURE.
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GREAT BARGAINS "iN
PARLOR SUITS
Silk Brocatt-li e Fringe Parlor Suit, » i f. i...
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All goods sold at. hard time prions
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THE Prieoeiciiitneru '50 “UNITS TO All we
EltrI‘Ill’itinirle.
Come See the this hence
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Selected Local Talent Saturday. April 7th
ADMISSION 35cts.
Reserved Seats lasts inn MB HEIIY E Buy
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Saturday Evening. inril Iith.
Hoyt’s Opera House
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Hoyt’s Opera House
WEDIESDAY, Al’ilil. i8
'l'ii train ‘10 and 75c. ('hnrlu open or 1:” r .‘m ‘..
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