. Issac "shah" Ardvaa is ea.
. ‘ .. can» Wood “or.
is} 3“!!va nag-ere
V ”blunts.
. innit sat- at the. lestlior-
'.. « firmer-uni. witowaosi
“mtulthlecolnmaeanalsobelstt.
JAM“. who has been sick
“week with the appearances of
W” expects toes abieto preach
and evening at the East
Wilt Episcopal church, to-
. The evening service will be
quelally interesting and attractive
Moire tie: that the Orders»! United
Micah, llechanlcs will attend the
Watlo’clock in a body. An ex-
"t‘programlae of music and song
Mbeenarrangedmnd the pastor will
‘ optic the subject announced, “A
will“ Brotherhood.” All the seats are
Mbotbat tbs morning and evening
mic- '
j My of the first class and one hundred
_ lilty of the second class of Junior
'usguers were present at their respective
gratings in the leetureroom of the
M Avenue Methodist EpiscOpal church,
yestsrday afternocn.
{Wanted by the pastor was “Chairs.”
The topic illustrated by Mrs. Frank
I ' was“0hrist theGoochepherd."
Feat Friday afternoon the meeting will
*hopun tothe public, and Rev. A. J.
Smith will give a part of the address
given by him at the convention at New
».Brlt|an on the subject of "lanterns.”
The sloop yacht Rival Captain Richard
waysoi- George II. Graves at Fair ‘Ha'
van. and was lying of! the New Haven
Yacht club house during the day. The
Rival has been considerably benefited
by the additions! a new Burgess stern
Ind‘lengthened aft, and has been the ob-
juotof much favorable comment. Cap-
talu Richard Reddy and Frederick Carr
. hought the yacht from New Haven to
tilleplaoo yesterday afternoon, and the
boat will remain here some time.
lies Hattie Sherwood. of Pleasant
avenue. entertained a. number of friends
last night, those present being Mr. and
Ira. Benjamin Preece, Mr. and Mrs,
Alfred Preece. Hrs. Preece, lire. Sylves-
ter Sherwood, Mite Carrie Sherwood.
Frank Preece. James Youngs and Albert
fiber-wood. Games, music and a tempt-
ing supper were enjoyed.
.. - -.. 4,5, epoxtsrescounrered Life
Insurance t L‘Hommedieu on the
Benedict Farm thp other day with a
pocket full of policies. which he was de-
livering to frugal East Siders. A policy
lathe Connecticut General. which Mr.
L’Eomnisdleu represents. is a safe and
desirable investment for hard earned
uvings.
The service pipe at H W. cht's
residence on East avenue, which froze
up during the recent cold soap, is being
thawed out by men from the Norwallr
Pattern works.
The county appropriated $6,000. Thurs-
day,tollnisb the work on the Middle-
town court house, for which Miner D.
Randall has the contract.
Rev. A. J. Smith will oiliciate at the
funeral aervices of the infant child of A.
B. Oraw. of East Norwalk, tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o’clock.
A break occurred during the night in
the city of Norwalk’s water main on
South Osborn avenue, near the head of
‘ Henry street.
John L’Hommedieu is sick with asth~
mend Arnie Muilings is taking his
placsin Daniel L‘Hommedieu's grocery
“I.
acorns. Brown, of East avenue, was
enjoying a sail in his host this morning
at daybreak.
Herbert Gorhara opened his new cigar
store and mannfactory in Randall’s
f". block. today.
I. E. Gorbani has sold his lot and
hero on First avenue to Frank E. Carr.
Ire. Thompson, of VanZindt avenue.
'3 visiting in New York city.
corona AIUBEIENTB.
Isms er the Irena in Which lorwalh
reapi- are Interested.
I llewandnovelteetursssre prominent
W the performance of George
(.Ihatsher'seud Carroll Johnson’s minis-
«tsh. whlshwlll appear at Hoyt’s'l'hsa-
sieasst Wednesday. larch is. Fro-
‘ hednidasbet lights upon themsgnh
within!“ part scene.wlll disclose its
Isaatleelutlis way of novelties and
” ‘ m Moi dander. rosem-
;..m nperlor ensemble slaglsg.
Illusion. popular ballads. duets with
HI WI, guitar accompaniments.
my of a superior grade. orchestral
. ‘ and the massiveness of the
Muses. Following the rim part
“b'auolloinsdsnpof theveqhsat
murmurs now before the we.
“tyrant-(lineman sad scathin-
ins new and mommy up to date.
.“liiOidWls the name or e
suswrilnirloellpiay at more than ordi-
‘” §thlfllsteheglvsnatfloyil
“fl fit
The subject E
m, was launched Thursday from the n.
his”...
pistes!!!
scenes and incidents. are represented as
theyexist today. Thestory is said to he
graphically told and abounds in scenes
and incidents of intense dramatic inter-
est, while the characters are excellent
ervalloni cleverly drawn. Of all the
plays produced last season none achieved
the success or won the popularity of this
stirring and romantic story of Kentucky
life,
SUNDAY SERVICES.
lceaohers and Their Themes in Norwalh
Churches To-morrow.
Son-m Nonwanit Cosonnoarioca West
venue and West streets. Elev. Gerald R. beard
Pit. D..paetor. Services 10:3!) a. m. and 7:06
o. m.; Sunday school. 12 in. Young People‘s
Society of Christian Endeavor meeting at 03:11)
p. in: subject, "Everything for God." Lead-
er. Miss Bessie Keith. morning subject.
"Marsha; of service." liveulng sub-
ject. “The ven Words from the Cross. '
Sour-u Nonwanx MITHODIM'. West avenue.
near Garner. v. A. 8 avanagh. pastor.
Divine service, 10:30 a. m.. in!) p. m.; nunda
school. 12 noon- Epwortli League meeting. 6. .
sub eat. “The Peace Ol'I'ol'lnR.“ lander, Miss
m ly Wood. Morning subject. “Optimism or
Jesus." Evening snbiect‘fl‘lie Greatest llvan~
geliet of this Generation. ’ fl -
80m NoawanuBsrrrs'r West avenue. near
Pine street. Remit. 0. éherwood. gastor.
Servicee.l|):ala.m. and 7:00 p. m.; unday
school it uh; Young People’s Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. 0:00 p. m.
TRINITY Evictions. West street and Fair-
lleld avenue. South Norwaik. Rev. Olin Bullock.
rector. '1) a. 111.. Morning Prayer. hit-
anyand sermon; Sunday school at him: 7 p.
nu. Evening Prayer and sermon.
Normans Concaaosrxomh. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. '1‘.K. Noble. 0.1)., as-
tor. Services at lama. m. and 7:30 p. m.‘
day school. lllzm p. m.; Y. P. S. C. 33.. ozlfi
m.. Mornln togic.“0ur Lord's new Com-
mand of Today. ' venlng topic. "The Worth
of a Man.“
Nonwau eruonisrr. West and Mott ave.
hues. Rev. A. H. Wyattbpaator. Service.
loan. Evening service. 7’ p. m. Bands
school 12 m.;Epworth League meetlnir ll:
B; m. Evening subject, Onrself. or Our Neigh-
r-—Whlch?"
Gases Ermcorac. Beiden avenue and Cross
street. Norwslk. Rev. S. B. Watkins. rector.
Second Sunday in hunt. 8:00 a. m.. Holy
Communion: l0:30 a m.. liltany. sermon;
is m.. Sunday’school. men‘s bible class; 7:30 p
m . Evening rayer and sermon.
Noawanx BAPTKM‘. East avenue opposite
Green. Rev. F. E. Robbins. paelor. ser—
vices, 10:30». in. and 7:3“ . m.: Sunday school.
12 m.; early prayer meet rig, lllziiila. m.: young
ple'e meeting at MED-g. m.. finiifrct, ‘ The
moor Waiting." Le er. Char es Hoyt.
Morning subject. "Faith‘s Surprises.” Even-
ing subject. "lam dy." -
Sr. MARY'S. R. 0. corner of West avenue
and Chapel street. hnrwalk. Rev. W. .l. Hicc-
um. pastor. Low ass, 7 a. in; Children‘s
Mass. 8:1!) a. m.; High Mass. 10:!) a.m ;Vespers.
8:11) p. m.
81'. PAUL'S Errsoors Church street. oppo-
site the Green. Norwal . Rev. 5. B. Pond.
rector. Holy t‘ommunionflzill a. m.. and on
first r-unday in the month. Second celebration
(choral) with sermon. 10:!) a. in.; on other tinn-
da s. Mornin Prayer. Litany and sermon.
ii): a. m.; undo school. 12 m. In the
(‘iiuncu or Qua. our BAYIOUB. choral
even-song with aerosols. 7:339. in.
Esm- Avaana Inaopm. near VanZandt
avenue. East Norwalk. Rev. A. J. Smith. gins.
tor. Preaching 10:2!) a. m. and 7:00 p. m.; an-
day school. 12 m.: young people‘s meeting 0:11):
81‘. Asnnnw‘e Mission. at James McAills-
ter's residence. Winnl uh. Sunday school.
3:00 p. m.; Charles Ch ttem. superintendent;
Arthur H. Chlttem. assistant: Miss Evelyn Mc-
Alllster. organist.
BROAD Riven Conan. Superintendent;
Edgar Buttery; assistant an rintendent:
Theodore Rogers' or sale Miss nln Hod ,
assistant organls . rs..ln ins Cable. Sun ay
11001 8 g. m.: Young Peo le's Society of
Christian ndeavor meeting, :21) p. tn.; Prayer
meeting, Sunday evening at 7:30.
CALVARY Barrier Socim.Qulntai-d Build-
ing. corner Wall and Knight streets. Norwallr.
Rev. James A. Smular. pastor. Morning rer-
vlce, likilla. m.; evening service at 7246 p. in.
Young people‘s meeting at 4:00 p. in. All are
cordially invited.
ADVEN Cumin-ran, VanZandt avenue. Ear-1t
Norwolk. Preaching. “kill it. in. and will p.
m.; Sunday school it. to. loan People‘s meet-
ing 62(1) p. to. George eeple. paewr.
Cosoumsrrousr. Mission. Hpriugwood
Union Chapel. Ely avenue. W. Boom. pastor.
Hungarian services. Sunda . at his!) a. ni. and
ii p. m.; ’l hursday at 7:1) o'c och.
Sr. PAUL'S Mission. Vanzimdt and Osborn
avenues. East Norwailt. riunday school 3:00 p.
in. A cordial welcome to all.
Bruisowoon Uaros Casein. Ely avenue.
South Norwaik. Sunday School. 3:1!) p. m..
evening service. 7:00 p. 111.
Eur: Nouwsmt Swnnrsu Couoltrmariossr..
Riverside aVenue. Itev. 0. idndngren. ute-
tor. Services at rum is. m. and 7:1!) . m.: un-
(in school. this) p. m.; young people a meeting
at p. in.
Y. M. C. A. Povs‘ banana. Kano-en's Ball.
Chestnut. street. 5”th Nor-walk. liospelmeet-
lug Sunday aftenoou. til) to 5:510. All boys
welcome.
Amman Incomes EPXSCOI‘AL. Knight
street Norwallr. Rev. I. Sands pastor.
Preaching. likiiia. m.; Sunday schoo at 12:15 p.
in: prayer meeting at dull p. m.; preaching at
ml p. m. ti ciai music will be rendered by
the choir. to free.
Daurscas livsaoauaoua iir. Perm.
litmus. North Main street. Knuth Norwalk.
Pastor. 0. Apitz. Cotwsdisuste: countess
lililia. in. and? p. m Bonntsgsschule 1200..
hilttwochi Abendpredlgr. 7 so 9. m. Deut-
scherlintsrriolit for die Gcmelude: Dienstags.
Mlttwochs. Donnerstags i to o p. m.. Ssmsiags
9 to 12 a. m.
Genus)! EYAIOIIJOAI. Barium. Reid
every ilunday afternoon at 2 o’clookdn Swedish
Congre auonai church. East Norwalh. All
are cur lall invited. Sunday school at 10:!)
o‘clock. in nudsen's Hall. ”Chestnut street.
(LA. Brochmeler pastor.
Yonno Inn’s Cnanmsiv Amour
Loohword'a Hall. Wall street. Nor-walk.
class at 3 p. nu: Bang service at i p. in.
ion.—
Bible
,
Pope Leo at Eighty-five.
Pope Leo Xlll has authorized his phy-
sician, Dr. liopponl. to communicate to
about himself as may be of interest to
them. Dr. Lopponl says thnt the pope's
health at the present time is perfect. as it
has been for nearly the whole of his long
lilo. His eyesight is so good that he can
read without glasses. He looks fragile.
hutis stronger than might be imagined.
three or four hours anlght. His mind and
memory ni-c in the best condition. He is
an indefatigable worker. attending to the
details of his worldwide duties every day
of the year.
Wlmt Dr. Lupponl says about the pope's
habits of living is very interesting. Hols
exceedingly abstemious in his diet—for
breakfast. a cup of notice with bread; for
dinner. soup. a modicum of meat and a
vegetable. with a small glassful 0! nor.
denux wine; for supper, soup with bread
and the same quantity or wine. For a
man so years old. or indeed, for an intel-
lectual man at any time ct life, there
could not be a better dietary. it is pleas-
ant to the taste; it is nourishing; it is
wholesome. it is satisfactory; it issued for
Iheinind. l-lis exam lain this it
well worth eopyiag ileihnllos. _
sis. Jews. .miieasuielsls ass lir-
thc medical faculty such information see
He needs but little sleep, not more than F0
First Tramp—When are you going on
the road? Second 'l‘ranir—Not for a
week or so yet. 1 started ontonce before is:
in llarch.’snd folks expected as to chop m...
threeoords of wood and sits a ton of m
ashes for a sandwich.
Woman-who-wants to-vote—I don’t
see why we shouldn’t get along in poli- ".11..
tics. Man-who racers—Who ever heard
of milliuery in politic? She-J have.
Nearly every politicisn i know of has a
partisan bias and a rallied temper.
LIST 0' LETTERS
B chaining uncalled for at the following post.
olllces for the week ending Hatch 0. 1806. Per-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
ROUTE NORWALK-Mrs. Nollie Mavnsrd.
Mir-tor barrel. Corsou.Mrs. 0. ti. Brown. Chas.
Seeley. Lee Brom. liddle leth, Kittie Bonner.
ii. 0. titswart. Thomas Cartwrisht.
E. ADA)“, P. M.
wayioridt Golden .,
lleal Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON crust
Persons ioolrin foralot or house and im.
with the view a purchaslp’. are invited in
call and examine our list. 13 have them for
sale in every part of the city at monslilr
prices and on eaav terms. auto tf
—7 *-
voice CULTURE.
MR8- ALBERT F. WHEELER. SOLO SO.
PRANO of the South Norwailr Con rc-
gstlonal church. will accept alimlted num er
of pupils in voice culture Terms reasonable.
Co at. or address. No. to Elmwotd Wit“?
m
WANTED.
MW” Mrs-z:— ‘
COMPETENI‘ young German girl to do
general housework. Reference required.
Apply at ll: West street. South Nor-walk. mil 3t
Gilli. for general housework who under-
stands care of children. German pre-
ferred (‘ull in the evening at 7 High street.
South Norwalh. to? ill.
BY April let a small house or door in house
with private family. with improvements.
by man and wife. Reference if required. Ad
dress. ii. iii. 8.. this nillce. m! l.
LEA NING and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street. on line of electric cars. South Nor-
waik, Conn. We respectful) announce to the
citizens of South Norwalli. orwalh and viola-
lty that we established ourselves. ll] your
midst. in the dyeing and cleanin hudlwm.
and are now prepares! to do all kl s of omin-
lng and dyeing in the very best stvlesmi men-
her. lsid ee' suits. dresses. either mrulo up or
a rt.cloairs.capes. lnfants'ca a.hmm.en~..
bone. fringes. piano. organ. illiard covers.
mufllcrs scarfs. ties, hid glov xiii fililw'l.
also feathers cleaned and curled. ntlcrnen'a
rmenta dyed or cleaned and in the
tmauner. O. BUTTER! 88. militf
STBAW sewers wanted. Persona with some
as rlence In making straw hats can find
lmmed ale emplo ment with DENNIR
BbANCliARD. 1' Water street. mt 2w
V AlTRli-‘S wanted immediately at the
Norwairr Hotel. Applyto C. E. Til'l'.
'I‘lilt. landlord. in? at
T0 LET.
—:i
A saves mom mirage. Nod mi in... street:
Norwnllr. Inquire of O. A. QClNTARD,
ltd Main street. mil lw
CONVENIENT rent for small famliv.
No. 12“ South Main street. Also a store.
Inquire of F.F.llYXlili‘.E.No. 74 South Mum
street. mi lw
COTTAGE containing seven rooms at No. to
West Main street. Possession linmedime‘
Iv. Would prefer a law lly of adults or ill' as
with vo-r small children. CHARLES ll.
HAWK UR‘i‘l‘. Norwalk. me lw
x. ...... ,.. ..,..-...___. _. ... we...
(' ICOMH Fort Point i-lrovt. rent all; ”no a
floor No. l llanfnni Pinon. rent 312; 3
Alicia in E.
rooms fill-loom \vlnin street, 38.
,iyl i if
A. WOODWAKD.
good location. Rentlz'i, lnqulrcnf’l‘AYilllt
at HOLDEN, Washington street. or of Hum-r.
22 Taylor uvenue. near West street. janflt if
OI'SE of ten rooms; furnuce. range. hath.
stationary tubs. hot water, nice uwi.
”USE. 17 Franklin street. Im rnvemenis
. in. Inquire of EDWIN ILCth. at
Brown a: Wilcox 's grout. ry. f2" ti
CUBE til Meadow street. corner Wood-
ward avenue; one half house. to Wood—
ward avenue Wan-r in inquire WALTER
L. WILCOX. Lender's block. or 9Conconl
street. mil :it
I. OUHE ll moms. corner Day and 'Tolles
stream: ilrst tloor. h rooms. No. iii Tours
street. from April lst. house 3 rooms. 'ln’ios
street. All in wood mmliilnn. with water to.
Apply to JOHN ii. KNAI’P. it: West Infill!
f t
0. 10 Pine street. second floor and attic;
separate entrance; water. mal bin end
water closet on floor; very convenient. Apply
to BOTH A: GOLDHCHMIM. 21 Ann street.
ill) to th a if
ix room house at it Academy street. No .
walir. inquire of I). W. l’l'l‘L'li, Nor”; .
m l .
ix room cottage with bath stalloms
range. but and cold water and furnace. .
u. Fl'lClI. in Cross street store. south Nursi‘nik.
m w
.. inserts.
WAGE! sun surmise wrs. cat.
on Quintard avenue six
is. early new and in condition.
improved building lo
eslrabl located.
iiiseaey. Applylo tumors 8 igl‘i‘l?
14mm Illlslifl put on and
th lain street-
lteaieor exchange. A farm of it some
with house. barn and wood house.
onlylmiles from Norwall: would exchsnew
foreplace In last Nor-walk. Address no:
em. iiooth Norwalh. Conn. rat at
mow-- ens-um
so linen ALK nsno
rnfl it
W
'A'l'lfl owners AID cassroou
omen).
hhworhws ntedtohedonaia behest
3f lsastnioney. ‘ or
w . cord: a‘or strawbhy or
a. ‘ ‘s‘as
h‘ianmbih‘s“ ’
repaired;
trio clocks. l ri medical bait rise.
gunfii‘uoawsti'rfishnwma “21.23 m
a but can
mi. and we do not is
to the rule a have satis-
I
WWWOWIS gingham.
s i 0! oo-
Iad: iron the very best stock
"" ’33.? ifli’i’i’o‘a‘i‘i‘i "iii? all?
mildews-sum. Isles. '
"msml‘h'mmi'm‘ amt it”
Batten Cute-v y" on are retired wig.
and laetl lininal. narro“w :tlgfi
ed 1 eiaiestln loripg'avt.
are the best mm 0381!!) SUITS
ates-er it‘ll “it” rose".- m
. an exam a. . '
not obliged to guy. They are on insulting:
: somethln new in Vrsts.
.” madaof ufl Kenev with
six buttons. and Lspcieon pockets. The very
latest fed for spr in: wear.
Your fare allowed on {bill and over.
MEIGS & CO.
"1 Maln' «or. Basil li.. Bridgeport. (it,
Makrrs and dealers in Men's and liors'
Wearing A aral. and dealerslri Fine Furnish-
ing Ga‘lllll‘. ate. Caps. Trunks and Bugs.
gnfrrlsiumenfs.
tobelisdand
Ina
V
as an
the
resin too.
We are showin
”The Continents
r
“v
nave. operatic...
- mains. Misti: llh. '
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FIRST TIME IN NORWALK.
The Mos-t Elaborate and Realistic of Mr.
.‘l‘sgzoh Litt‘s Many Excellent Scenic Produc-
us. .
The Greatest RACE SCENE ever given on
any stage.
lN lllll KENTUCKY.
Precisely as presented for six consecutive
montho at the Academy of Music. New York
01%;.
us only genuine and original Pichsnlnoy
Brave nr .
All the original novelties and features
Herolne'i- (luring swing across the mountain
chasm. Rescue of "Queen Bess" from the
burning arable. llylsmiie expansion in the
Cumberland mountains. Weighing in at the
paddmalt. The "Colonel" outside the race
coxmg. etc.. etc. ri hi
n urnmoura l a merry-ma n scene r-
tlclpr'ed iii by 21! Unrivailod "Bugk." bargain
soft shoe. and negro grotesque dances.
rivals now on sale at l'lnlsted's and Gre-
gory s.
Hoyt’s Opera House
WEDNESDAY. MlBCH l3
A magnificent wmmm of retinal min-
lstre sy. Sparkling vaudeville.
GEORGE THlTCHEB’S
All).
CARROLL lOHilSilll'S
Minstrels.
‘Naiiibering m talented mlnstrcl. vs udeville
and musical artists.
& SEE the spectacular disco first part.
SEE the sparkling 0 in
SEE the gorgeous an eel. parade.
HEAR the beeuiliul ballad.
BEAR the lorlnus orchestral music,
HEAR the ates-it. cumin songs.
Watch for the grand street parade on day of
performance. '
Prices (lie, (sic. 7's and ll. Fee's now on sale
at Plaisted's and Gregory 'a drug stores. rn'.’
inner; '
tooth Ismail Union Some! Dist.
Nntlm is hereby givrn that. no movement of
the rulnhle estate within the «:5le dim-int has
been medium the lownllni of pm. and that
said He! llflfit'l’mn this «lay unsalted by the
clerk of the said (llsfl'lfli at tho "litre of the
Heleotnwn.Nn.5 liailrmvi place, 5 nth .‘o'ur.
walk.l‘nnnJar-examination. Anal that ii..-
Iilnmi nf urlivf wlrl meet at the "mm of the
said e-lelwiman. Mi 5 Rnllrmcl plum-.0“ the
lam (lay of film i). A ll. ifilt'mrlflo'rlm'lr p. m.
to hem and (Ii-ivrmlnv- all nivpmie nude in
them fir llm iqunlimiiun and perfection of
said n-eesumer-t
Dish-d iii. that ll of Hv-mh Nor-walk. (Scum.
this. the 7th day it \iurch. A. ll. lnla’r.
A. BlutVl‘ilAIiIl, i (nmmitieooflbn
.mim li.i.li«iii1‘. . 5mm: Norm-ill
MATTHEW count-11'“ l'nilm School my.
Notice is hereby also given that an assess-
ment of the rntnhlc o-«rsie of the maid iii-mot.
which so sliuu‘mi that there was on dis.
tinct an separate value. has been mad.- ty a...
measure and this dev filed by the r-lerk at
said district with iii-miier-rmen of said mws
at No. 5 Railroad pl “Yer, in the t ll] of Wuth
Norwn' ii. Conn.
paws at lhnillty of south Nmulk.(7’onn..
this. the 1th day or Illa: i-n. A ll leis’i
A. “LAN?" Alli), ('mnmitteenf the
JOHN H. Liliifl', % Nomi; Novwaik
MATTHEW L'Ultlll'l'l' l.’
nluu ncborrl Diet.
in? mi
lfl'I'BlC'l' or NlliiWMJi. as" PROBATE
Court. March l A. ll" 1m,
Estate of Harsh .l. Ilecher. late of Norwaih.
In weld district. denser-d.
The Court of Probate tor the district of Nov-
walh. hath limited and allowed sir nmntlrs
{mm the date hereof for the creditors or Ml"
estate toenhlhlt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to rmnt their servants.
smpovly attested. w thin said time will he
charred a recovery. ail ovum i win
said semis are raises! in male lm
lass paymentto ill trump ll. HOLDEN.
”g lA‘slminietrator with the will “med.
llEll. ESTATE minis.
iiirciisoritiiius
illllllilill illii.
H. S. ROOD.
. mom emails.
M a“ lit, 30:?
'SUNSRIES,
ismiuii'i'f'iw'ifl's'is” Wt: :13: KflTln' 19 side SIM.
Ada ngMmsannortoa 9°“ ‘
lead sell 'I sch.la1lorwaiir. oaths easier
mu, “in egg?“ 33'1“.“3 EllDIE, 22 ud $150
act‘fi'a‘t'fl. "l" “v" ' rm."- . .,.... '”
m... ' w “and”? " Mill 8 EiliflllE. 515.
south liovwathlarcl-zim nil! 25 pounds.
What? That we would after big inducements on our orssrse on. I
course you did and we’re not going to disappoint you. Come and see.
You know the quality our 'l'ess it you have tried them. but may he y «
haven't tried them. Well. we want you to; so we are going to give
ABSOLUTELY F REE.
LBS. lBlNULl'l'El] SUGAR
’ WITH
llB.BESlliAAT6liil8.
We can’t sflord to do this except on a special occasion like next l
SATURDAY Mlllllll9 '
When we will open in the new building next door,
THE HANDSOMEST GROCERY STORE
IN THE STATE.
With the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED STOCK of Canned Vegetab'es,
Meats. Fruits. Fish. Fancy Groceries, Olives, Capers, French Sardin . Catsups,
O
Elgin Butler, Full Bream 6h 339,
Pure lard. '
lElS AND lililFEES THE BEST.
,You LIKE “.1
MAUD S. FLOUR.
Males pool bread and cake. but too dear you say; weil,iisten. We have just bought
live cariosds of this Flour which we are going to sell without profit, just cost of
handling as an advertisement, at .
$4 a Barrel for Maud S. Flour...
(live or a cell on Saturday whether you buy or not and exunine our stock
and prices, all plainly marked.
Your money back if goods don't suit.
largest buyers, therefore cheapest sellers.
NEW Yllllll lillllllilll ' 80.,
lionnvsn Building. East Washington Street. to. llorwsilt.
W VIE iiiliTE EVERYBODY To tOllE Til .
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
I3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Where we keep everything good to eat The best City Dressed Beef, Porir. Lauri).
Poultry. all kinds of Fish, Vegetables and in {set everything kept in a FIRST
(Lass IAIlKET, at “liver let live” prices. Just come and see and be convinced.
"Orr weighs are weighs of pleasantnsss.” and ”our reputation is at steak." Don’t
miss the place,
'1‘ l I It} I’EOPIJE’S DIARKET
13 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
F. H. BRADBURY. PROP.
BEATS THEM Al
The only place in the city to get
FRESH BiNBlNS ANII cincoiius
MEAD’S
ASK Hill Mincnws sinuous, lilic iii.
minimal. Ntw scHuni.
DEALIIH IN
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HAVE YO“ ’l‘lllli HEMON:
srrsssshw 1...... Silll),
You are invited to visit our name
CUTTING SCHOOL sadseshow pupils
who have only taken two or three lessons
can cut and lit themselves perfectly.
No class work; each pupil taught sew
or rarely. Price of CUTLER. with tall
course of instruction. 310.00. Terms,
OaOOdown. and 31.00 per wash. Pupils
sen begin any time. Sassoon nouns.
from Hell. Ionday, Wednesday and
Breast llsud Vliisslslrsni iii lip.
Call and see our line.
52 South Main St...
Iueie Hall Block. South llorwalh.
MADAME Ros;
m till-ism tilililllllli
”loath“ It.
“.3...” Saturday useless. and from: see.
7, em “if? utilises:
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