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In a few of the Prices
We flake:
”Plain and camphorated Goose
. Graces,“ and 100 bottles.
\ ‘Qillflfne Pills, 2 grain, use per
00. '
' Hood’s Sassaparilla, cue.
Green's Nervnre, 70c.
Galleria. 2'50.
Carter’s Pills. 2 bottles for the.
A. nice Hair Curler {or he.
Packing Osmpbor, 20c lr..
NIpthalin, 100' "I, 3 “I for 250.
*{Witbevesy be piece of Adam’s
Pepsin Gum we give you a 95c
’ Novel.
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Headquarters
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48 Washington St.
scum NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
HITS. OILS. GU88.
BilllSllES. etc
This is I [III tints to Paint.
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far «in your work.
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, we make a specialty of Children’ s clothe
, no out of town itbcior
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A BENEDICT AND COMPANY
[/3 Fine Pants and Spring Overcoats.
(lihfidin all the newA and latest designs, in
ran 9
WABHINGTON STREET.
ngthin that is wish-
ecwaar, Furnishings
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ironies
SOUTH NORWALK.
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3' YOU CAN BUY A BETTER HORSE FOR
I!" THE MONEY AT
BROOKSIDE FARM,
W THAN FROM ANY OTHER ESTABLISH-
tar MENT IN CONNECTICUT
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M. H. PARSONS.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
“Tnls—l car all): flmcnths
5L5; linnn’tli. coplesJ Icon
. .ts. most
800" IOIW‘LI ma AMIK.
Box 3~Cornsr Waahlngton and North Main
streets.
Box a—Corner Day and Raymond utmta.
lion om street.
lion li—Wsat street. opwaite Franklin street
school.
Boa ls-Concord street. opposite school.
Box "warmer North Main and Ann streets.
Baa ll—Oorner High street and Bayview
avenue.
lioa lb—Norwalk iron Works building.
liov l'S—Ocruav West avenue and Cedar
street.
Boa fl-—Oornor West street
avenue. 0
Box 3mm" Ily avenue and Boston street.
Box 36W South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box al~llentrlc Light station.
uox lib-Corner of Water and linvlland
streets.
Boa Il~lalrlleld avenue andwularhtrset.
and Taylor
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The weather today promises to be gener-
ally cooler and from partly cloudy to cloudy.
followed by rain by the alternoon. Tomorrow
it Nominal!) be cloudy and cooler. with rain
and fog and possibly some snow on the outer
(‘01.le
Lowest Point at an Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-tour hours ending at noon to-day was
21 ‘ abov a zero: hlrhest. ll”.
SOUTH NORWJLI.
the People of Our
Doll; and Saying.
Theodore B. Smith has purchased a
horse andinoucs more engaged in the
express husiness_ ' ..
——Round steak. l0c.apound. at Haycs‘
market. __
Bertha Quittnsr. a little girl who lives
at ‘22 Wood street, was hit in the bend.
Sunday,by a stone, thrown by Mary
Kuslicb. The Quiltner girl sustained
yuiteserious injuries
—l have very choice barley medals.
Manual T. Hatch. l5 Marshall street.
South Norwslh. M
A flgbtoccurred. about 1 o'clock this
morning. on the Washington street
bridge. between a party of men and
women. No arrests were made. as the
disturbers were quieted before the musl-
cal yells oi the women reached tlu- ears
of ibc police.
—0rlc Hardman n H lit rinno.
.175. J.'€V9.di§tudwel II. p g 1
A well-attended meeting of the Relief
Society of South and East Norwalk was
hsld yesterday afternoon in the parlors
of Old Weilflcoh and ladder company.
Only routine matters were acted upon.
Thecalls upon the society have greatly
diminished. only an occasional applies.
Ilon for assistance “being received.
~Plenty of candy. at lane‘s.
D. P. Harrell. Jr.. calls attention in
Ibni City Are
._ the advortlsiogcolnatns of this trans to a
Iactctsspecial interest at this season.
rnovln[ tints. lie does all hindsof
necktngandcsrtlap in a most careful
manner. and guarantees perfect safety.
A specialty is lands of ion-distance
carting. if you are praparlna to change
yonrplsceoiresldsnce to another part
cithstowncraveaclngcutof town he
is just the one who will move your
household goodslo a most sausisetory
way.
wCallat 6. Tlllotlon's for the latent
Butler Lodge. 1. 0. O. I".. will rehearse
the first degree tonight.
A burglar alarm has been plscni in the
In city electric light station.
-Prlces it‘ll! down on account
moving. New York store.
The Croiut & Knapp company shipped
the Philadelphia police bats. yesterday.
of
John Holloway. the harness maker.
has leased one of the stores in the Dono-
van building.
~Don't forget Prof. Newall's exhibi-
tion and reception at Music. Hall. tonight.
William Raymond. oi New Canaan
has accepted a position with Council-
rnan Jacob Scbnub
The adoption degree wits conferred.
last night. by Uncas Tribe on Henry W.
Mitchell and Harry Mitchell
F. 8. Lyon went to New York this
morning totestify in a case of title to
disputed property in the upper part oi the
city.
~t‘alifarnia hams, Dr: N. Y. More
The funeral of Cornelius Henry will be
held from his late home in Church
street, Uranitoville. murunnw afternoon.
at 2: 30 o ‘cloclr.
The second of” the series of tbildren‘ s
illustrated lectures will be given by Rev.
R. 0. Sherwood, in the South Nurwalh
Baptist church. tonight.
Charles 5. Greenwood, of Holden ave-
nue, has accepted a position as stone-
grapber and typewriter in the office of
the Mail and Express. New York city.
Elmer Diver. who expects to receive
the appointment oi drummer in the
Young Men’s Battalion of the Congrega-
tionnl church. is receiving instructions
from John Keogh, oi East Norwalk.
("orprnal W. l. Wuodruff. who took
an examination some weeks ago for a
clerical position in the poatofhce depart-
ment, has received notice that he passed
most creditably, his average being 92 23.
A meeting of Butler Chapter. No. 38.
it. A. ill.. will be held tonight. The
work of the Most Excellent Iisstsrs' de-
gree will be conferred upon lire candi-
dates. after which refreshments will be
served.
At the weekly nwetinguf t ‘ignrrnnkcrs
Union, Nil. ‘26, lwltl laat night. in
Prohibition Hell. it was voted to impose
slice of Jon any llll'flllmf' who should
purchase shoes Hlilllt‘ hr nun-union
workmen. '
About fifty of the Bridgeport Elastic
Web Weavers‘ union will come to Nor-
walh Friday night to attend the first an
anal ball of the Norwalk Branch oi the
union, at tlermania Hall. The commit-
tee of arrangements are John Weidbnas.
J. llciterer. A. Williamson, J. floutin-
aou. O. Weldbase. ll. Uebsl. D. Chittim.
8. Harris and L. Hoffman.
-Dr. Kendall has secured rooms across
the street from his chins, when he will
see his Meets as usual until the quar-
antine is removed froni the house. al-
though thephy dcianccnsldsrseontaglon
impossible to pauses in the cities.
NORWALK NBWII.
A Ilrsssy Ind.“ sf Isa-a frown the
tiny" Inn of Town.
I. c. Hoyt, the yearn bicycle racer oi
Brlduport, who is seriously ill with
pneumonia. is improving and tbssttsnd-
lna physician new has hopes oi his
ultimate W...”
~Wavarly bicycles, W. at scorers.
The Advance. a publication devoted to
the interest of the Connecticut Baptist
convention. says that the Baptist Young
People's listen. at the liorwnlt Baptist
church. incessantly growing in favor,
and that the monthly coeqnsst nestle.
ls aablsvina [rant success. it is largely
attendsd.andths enthusiasm and will.
lapses with which tbs yum people
Iahsboldoithavtndyla Baptist nits-ion
work attest In If. fast thaw-I «factual
method oi artists: the prohlvn, "How
shall we interest the young people in
ntissionsf’isfonud laa Baptist mission.
nry eonqtlsst aresilny.
the
sirloin “width- ponedr toned
wwll“""'°'“’"'"" .Io..at tlayn'
Thesatsrtaiurnsnttchs [Ivan attire
at "the lodge." on West avenue.
lira. Matthew Boiler fell down stairs at
her borne on Butler street. Sunday night.
and broke her avg); W .
«The Armour Packing company are
serving their celebrated wb'lts labelaonps
at Betta a Farrinaton's grocery store.
Wall street. Norwalh. this week. Step in
and try them. Freesampln.
A number of small boys make a prac-
Uesoi playingin the road and on the
Danburv and Norwslk railroad tracts
near the irsight house Ilsny narrow
escapes have been recorded, and it is a
wonder estrus onchns not been injured.
-~.‘lim quaker bread. at lane's.
urea rue siren.
ls w. and Ilm;*:ffi:;e hay in last
Nwrwnll.
John Allen hoaaccepterl a position In
bartender in Bridgeport.
paint Andrew Christenseu' s house
Benjamin Prseco has removed from ‘3’
Vaandt avenue to Osborne avenue.
Mrs. Sylvester lilacs. of First nvcnuc.
is confined to her mom suffering {mm
bronchitis.
Mrs. Richard L'Hotnmcdlsu,oi Row-
ayton, is visiting her son. Daniel. on
Henry street.
Mrs Thomas B. Smith. who has been
seriously ill at her home on Osborne
avenue. is convalescent.
lira James Stevens. of Ur)" street,
has gone to Bridgeport to visit her sister-
in law, who is seriously ill.
The Junior Epworth League will hold
a meeting at the home of Mice Fannie
Janus. tomorrow rvenlllyt.
Miss Mnniic Roddy. of New York city.
is the guest of Miss Virginia lfl‘kworxl.
at her home on Second avenue,
Jennie. the live-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoyt. of Core
street. in ordering with Ionsilitis.
Miss Eunice Gilbert. of Bridgeport, is
at the home oi Henry Jones. on First
avenue. Mr. Jones. who has been dan-
gerously ill for several weeks, is slowly
improving
A large final. which has been built
for Dr. Em). of Saugatuclr, by David B.
Rose, will be launched in a few days
The lloatis 12120 feet, and will be used
for the transportation of visitors to thc
doctor's yacht.
The drain on Osborn avenue will be
completed today, and this afternoon
Division Chief Engineer (lanai. oi New
Haven. will he in town and inspect the
construction. if it issatisfactory he will
oilicially accept it. The work of con:
structiog a tunnel under thatrachs of
the Consolidated road will be commenced
in the near future
A larps crowd of persons standing near
the [misery storsof Scribner a Andrews.u
on VanZandt avenue, situated the at-
tention of parlors-by yesterday. it was
learned that their tulle. cat was the
cause of it all. as she has [iven birth to
four kittens. three of which are without
tails. while the fourth isprovided with
a caudal appendage long enough to brush
the tiles oil his back any day in surnrner.
These cats are a [rest curiosity as term.
here of the feline famil
Union Knolls. of II I': I‘. I. ll. 3.
Arrangements are now completed for
the quarterly convention and business
meeting of the Kuwait Christian Eo-
dsavor union at the Broad River chapel
tonight. The seating upnclty oi the
chapel is limited to 900. but a III-[e nun-
bnr of camp atolls have hemmed
for the occasion and ltisprohablsthat
the chapel will he tested toils utmost.
Theslnglng will Ireland hyaelrorus
choir, with live Clara Giles. at the
crane. Abusiusns meeting eithslircad
River society was held last Thursday
night. when the final preparations for
the rscsptinnwbieb follows the slanting
warsmads. The people of material»
bnrhood have contributed very liberally
toward that portion oi the m.
and those whoattsnd will havsan oppor-
tanlty oi sarnpllopdvlicnclss prepared by
the youu ladies of that place. Andrew
V. Heath. oi West lain street, will land
the malice Isrvles. instead of Rev.
0. l1. Basrd.aslsstatsdonthepro-
more.
... as. M. .wm..~...._..s. M
Olson of the I. II. c. a. its-rams.
Theaeaaalnrastlu of the ”Y. I. 0
A. wasnsid lantnlfltnndadlonrnsd for"
one week without mounting any hast.
uses. nominating“. maturities have
placed in neatlaatiestha following cilia
ears to he voted ice at the united
President, A. It. Hill; WI.
3. Holmes. it. a. Hartford and It. Van.
Bursa; neerdinp sserstavy. V. a. let-
mmwmmmflm
dist.0snrps W. All. and Charles I,
lilies.
WW
”nastiest“
.... a. . was .m...
George McBride has the contract to loci!
lass; mum "any setting.
Shades and Portreres
GO TO
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 wast-riuc'rou eraser, spurt-r nonwaLK. co‘uu.
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HELD IN GBATBI’IYI. MEMORY.
The 0. N. O. Loser-:41. “Ardent friend in
the Death at Colonel Hoyt.
(bloncl Frost has nddrvescd the
following letter to the Irmi‘i’f‘fl of the
Fourth regiment, (LN, (L;
it becomes in ' and dut' to announce
the death of ‘oloncl lettered W. R.
Hoyt. of Greenwich, a former ruminan-
dant oi th- s regiment.
Colonel Hoyt was distinguished as a
compicuous military officer. an able
later- as representative. senator. and
speaker of the House of Representatives.
a lawyer oi extended attainments and
high professional character, and a man
Highest of all In Lcaveninc Power. --I.atcst U. S. Gov' t chort.
WYPURE
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Powder
this... ruvirnmlu '
Ennis of Interest to the I'lay-flolng l‘en-
pie or Kuwait.
“Lady Windemrrs’s Fan," written by
the picturesque but brilliant Englishman,
(letter Wilde. will he presented at Hoyt'n
Opera House. Thursday evening. by a
powerful company under the direction
of Guitars E‘rohman. The play was the
rage of . lmtdun for an entire season, and
it had a run of 200 nights in New York.
its success in Chicago. Bosm and Phila-
delphia has been equally an emphatic.
While reflecting the society that Mr.
Wilde knows so well. he tells a powerful
of versatile sequin-moms. and genial, on.
an manners. The National Guard
ulostansrdent friend. whose services
asuanotlicsr. as well as an mlvot-nle.
both within and without the halls of
legislation. will be bold in grateful
memory.
The ottityera of the regiment are re-
qncslod to meet at the llmnwlr h depot.
at 1:45 p. m. . lu rltizen' a dress Wmlnr-s-
day. llre iltb lust. tonitend the funeral
of our diseased (‘ommalltlt-r.
Annual lactic. oi thi- Nnrwnlh Club
The annual meeting or the Snrnulk
club was held last owning The follow-
ing ofllwrs were ulccwl;
(i. Gregory: vice president.
secretary. In. M. Lo- kw;ood
lrn l'olo:
S. Adams. H l" ('.nlnhurn l. (J. Green.
W. A Vt cl. mnnril. A
LC. Han ord. H. M Kent.
house. J A Osborn, loll lluvmnntl. ii.
I“. Bishoi, (i Hoyt. .-\. it. )frtllrin.
CharlcsOmItcad Iii-urge l“. llr‘its. E
Strret; auditors. A. l‘. Wheeler. J. l‘.
Tresdwell. An alltcnrlmont t0 the by-
laws relative to allowing the members
of the South Nurwnlk r- -lub tlw privilege.
of the rooms was adopted
> Police News
The case of Stephen Knight tlmrged
by Michael Kemin with having entered
his wiles apartments. and which was
motioned from Saturday. was heard
before Justice Barrett yrsrerday after-
noon. Knight was fined til and costs,
which he paid. it having bu-n proved
that he Iva. intoxicated and that his in
tenllnns were u if. of the nature supposed
the judge was lenient with him.
Mary Cuslik agirl of twelve years.
was before Justice Barrett, yesterday
afternoon, charged with having struck
Berth! Quitner with a stone. She was
lined $1 and costs.
Bennett Boned tin-r.
George Walton liennctr. who was ar-
rested for being implicated in the Wilton
burglaries. was given a hearing before
Justice Holden. at Wilton. yesterday af-
ternoon. Attorney Gregory. of .‘lorwalk.
prosecuted. i-‘red Smith. the young col
cred man who turned statc' I evidence
against the gang, gave sufficient testi
meow hold the prisons. and the jury.
nd him over to the next term of
the “Superior Court under .1000 bonds on
two counts.
Iva. nary r
The death of hire. hlsry Palmer Occur.
ed at her home. Ill Buyview avenue.
yes y. The deceased was in her
seventh seventh rear. She was born
lnN-rrth Salem. RY She leaves one
danghter. Mrs. Theodorns Nash. of this
The funeral services will be held
late residents Wednesday overn-
in; at 8 o 'clock.
Children Cry for
Pltchcr's easterln.
When bitty was ‘li. we [ave ru-r t'amta
Chin. she cried for (la-tests"
pains like. its clung to Mesh.
MI mums.- [anthemm
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Children Cry for
Pltcher'n Oastorla.
Whitetail" "its.”g
Union
3:“ moi the “mmfi’zr'fikln’”
who
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mites.
assasth Not-wall. April lo. tutu
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Mill TREES Ill runs.
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S S Hatch. H. l'. Priu-, (f', l-‘.'l‘riatram, ?
ll. Huldwiu.‘;
Ed More-e
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isompletion of an act of self- sacrifice
which meets with no tangible reward
The principal parts are in the care of
Olive Oliver, .‘lrs. E.J. Phillipe. [Aura
Gilrrsy, room Jenkins and Howell
Hanscll.
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DIED
i‘Al. Mfilt— oi. Monday. April lith. lm at her
home. I2 [is View swims. South orwaih.
(‘ I. Mary Palmer rm Ila mond. of
North Salem. New hark H To funeral
~ will tails place at her late ruineuce. Wed-
nesday evening. at I o clock. April llth
LEE -AI Moan Hill \ tila. April ill. Francis J
l..se “Hi a? years. C’Funeral at her
late residence at ion to. Thursday. inter-
! men! in tlreenwmd cemetery.
Taylor 8t Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON SIRE".
or hnnfi and lot.
with the view 0 purrhaein viral to
call and examine our list. e have thorn for
partof the city at Wall?"
Pcrmns lmkl .or a lot
sale In ovary
and with what to and satlafnc
that on Monday. . inrun mu...
everythlil
story. the theme of which is simply the ,
Markedidown from
Kuowlntr the intense inte'
ion
eery
f whatsoever, against the People' a MA
You are a l moat cordially hurt
in: between now and April int
and does pay every hill against
(till: blm reverence. To an yenq
rl
Dollars weekly.
E. J.
PEllPlE‘S IIIKET.
18 North Main Ii... 80. Noriwalk.
‘ oasrrorausns. ['tsrsiii.
Eeat sverythrlna pertaining to the People‘ a Market has for you.
you wil' rend thlsrm your newaJ hasten to inform you.
lll for small. supplies. in fact all claims for anythin and
Telephonecall, 52-3.t | Satisfaction guaranteed.
NITURE.
it their litre licimsllizahl It little it. llcrrrall.
Special Sale oi llivans and Comer chairs,
At$9, $rto. $12, $14, $16.
$2,014. an, s20,
.,
I
d
rltet, was rmld in n.l.lllicsnt.s out s
all to corn: etc in this contest tur srrpremacr in ilnancid stand.
And to every butcher. rlrsr or «bear. who on that day can
him and his business. We will 1 hmrtu -
lrlnz the secret of our success
und. and best quality Olly Drca red Beef. Lumber. V cal. l
ly trike of! our hats and
we amwerlmldlv. 1s ounces to
‘nrlr etc. holes. Fitteen Hun-
whDHAms. Proprietor.
FREE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwalh
| Telephone call, 51.,3
FURNI
GRI AT BA
A Fine Lounge for 86. 50.
Wilton Rug Lolllches. 811 50
.. V
. . DlAVlD
TU RE
28 80. Main Street 80. Norwalk.
RGAINS lN
PARLOR SUITS
Silk Brocntolle Fringe Parlor Suit 8 l5 0n
Crushed Plush ilnrlor Suit I25. 00
Polished Wood lParlor Tables way down in price.
A large line of i‘ orrluroy Lounges and ( ou- hes
-\ll goods sold all hard time prices.
STOW. .
OATS!
grain than heavy Oats.
fifty percent. of htl‘lkfl. him!» a hllfll'lb‘i w
of busts.
The
which removes the primth cause of heavy
The vplrte of Hate thus sifted shoul
The l'alucof Oats tiler'Ilrlrl ('nno'trlrr:
reason that the “salts of‘nghi lists~ moire up a much greater prtlpurtiull of the
Thus a bushel of (lite. of the weight of '24 lbs. will have
Our Oats are carefully screened. and the dirt.
OATS!
titty “pull the Weight ofllro grnluJor the
elghing I” lbs. will have only :ltt per cent.
weight of llliti lirain is tlwrefore thr- nit-anti. c or test of quality.
due! and chaff sifted out.
and wind brolrr-n horses.
rl be appreciated by horse owners.
Manuel T. Hatch
tori.“ and no mv tennis Dealer in Hay. Flour. (itrain. F end etc.. l5 Marshall alfr‘rrl. South SorWnlk. U. a?
. - ‘ ”WATV'I'E-IDJU gnfffllmm” grrtrrfar’nmrnls.
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Straw Sewing Machine.
Apply to Al'l'lllllt C. WHEELER. Butler
street, Sounds. as lvv
MAN and min wish plate to work on
iarsu or elsewhere. Address. JOHN
ti \NliORJ Hoyt street. 8:. nth Norwalh. nlO it
TO LET.
IIOl'tlE near Elm tlrove More." . rooms, rent
8" .1 rooms, No 8 Tattoo street. first
floor. rent“: house No 280a) street rent Sl‘J.
All have water in andave lnthe . verlybce
order throughout. JOHN H. KNA l‘. it!
Weststrm. ti
'1‘)
a iamllv of adults. Second flmr and
silica! No i Franklin street. Hot and
mild water. Mfr a month Apply in vi. ll.
“1.1.131.“ka store. outdoor silw
Ol'till. No 0380th lulu street; rv-nt 5.12
r month Swami and third tlmra.
No. 7 Ilnnth Main street. rent '2' and I".
live mom- 7". W-odward avenue. rent yum.
Atrplytol. A. WJ‘OODWK ll.
1 ‘ eon sane.
;\ t,‘ llll. it'll tricycle for sale cheap. i‘all fat
‘ thl son ca.
lARRlAill‘fl. harnesses. miles. blankets.
whips ; rhsap fur rash Apply to
Milli. A. .l.CitOFl' f‘. l0 West avenue rtoulll
Norwalh. all if
A t‘OW. tlvs years old. due in calf YAW“ Id
Apply to Ril.‘ HARM) lY‘A-lE l‘errls
avenun.rurnsr(‘rdnr street. Mouth Norwallt.
‘llll-lT-(' LAM baitery w ) . will be sold
heap. Address or c at M WI l,
hilN‘ti ators.covnar Taylor avenue and (‘ular
street. hlw
OLDINflhOliltl-ah old paint that will not
fit or“ tarnla. but will rlr to a
snout Price. so rents “11‘
Oil. Alli! HARDWARE (UHPANYh lI.
[loath Mala street.
Jlliand Tunisian" boat in one“ condition.
3 wit cards. {‘50.
An lint 0.“) tb (turnouts-Ill. or-
w (lope.
AOKUII in... motor. welsh will Inhe'srold
cheap for want of use. Apply at this
AB
POI! SALE OI! TO LET.
“mysterious:
3i! Mir
PhysrcrahiiriWcmenl
Ills. llll. I. A. “Milli
Carr in seasonal at her salon.
II! IrIII It, IrlImIrt. loss.
“from Its. rat-r1 p.ra.anydaysnesntilaadar
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lip-sh «first? ..:-.~:. M3...
Ill artlsnti t neat knows to
m linen and as. all.
“filters form earnest sues, 1-poi-
I [ran stamp. Pl , a! If
llBlil‘ M llilll Milli.
WIIMWIW
Trimmers and Operators "
. i'rnf. l'rv-rl Bullfirrl.i‘lr1tlc trulfiinl, of
F lRS'l‘ AN!“ AL
concert-Mall
0!" THE NHRWALK illLANl'H Hi" THE
Elastic itch Wearcrts' lsscciaticrr
cttttttrrtt Hill. in. concur,
April lid, '94
“th113 l“ PRiitli “All! i).
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up...
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Henry (irrbmann. i’mmpltrr
Ahmt filmamlmrauithdt lirhlurymrt l-erwiv
Web l utun will lull-nil thtr hail ii.
HOYT’S THlEATRE.
ONE l|OIIIl0NIJ .
THURSDAY. li’llll. l2lll.
Will WILDE’S llllElT PL“.
LABY - .. -
WINllERMEllE’S .
‘ FAN.
DIRECTION llllaTA‘lr'll I’ROHMA 5L
THIATRF. N. Y.
I‘ll NlOHTH PALMER“
M ”NIH“. ”NOON.
THE SIAWN'U w ‘XETY EVENT.
ELAB'JRATILV 'REOINTID,
MAONI'ICINTL‘ CONTI'XED.
Beats nevi on sals.at Platter-tl'» and “TF‘OYY'I.
alil
mill". libs. Mill. 1.1a. 01.00.
Watc
This
Space
it
Masnrss yen Is.
spassfsrafawd
LLVEI non OCl
Mrs. Genevieve Stebhirts
WILL l'lei". 0N
Saturday Evening. lpril llrth,
Hoyt’s Opera House
AN ARTHTU‘ ENTERTAINMENT 0|"
ANTIQUE MYTH
AND
Bible Story.
Full THE BENEFIT OF
TRINITY CHURCH.
l‘nuunrnonw at H ml .k limo-nod seats
True. and 70-11» on ~ult- lifter April nth ai.
lingurtk 'n. N.rw.nllt nlul ilrli~irtl a. burnt:
Vurn nil null all
tutu concur
AT THE
Methodist Eniicutal
(:illlllcll, NilliWAlK,
lucsday‘li'llilith
EBICSSDN F. BUSHNELL.
The Renowned Basso.
“a“. u... .. .
MISS KATE PliiKEtl
'l‘lu- Acornplished Soprano.
mL-..MA-.—
THE PEABODY CHILDREN.
Elocutionirru.
,.....M._
ArlfilrlTEll lil' -
Selected Local Talent.
wow
ADMISSION 35cts.
Reserved Seats, l5cts Extra.
llhsris will he (rpm at Halo l‘. Norivalk. and
l'laldmt v. Ilou b Norvlullt. Friday. April H.
at l2! nmn. immupsnfl :ll; uonrertat
GRAND BUNGERT
NEW YORK
Philharmonic Chili,
UNDER Till Allill'lillfl 0' Till
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gaudy-cruisers...
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