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HOME TABLETS No. l
mrdiugto directions. >
YOUR DOCTOR prescribes similar for.
mmubeve dayetthls
time of the year. Separate emedies in
l‘m‘ai “month." “unicorn:
are aw i . _ . .
3' He'adac" he(anre Quaint.
, sis; 1. sons Tandems. lmpure Bi ;9.
Tenlc- to. Nervous Debllity: Ir. COLD ll
'r s limo: n. Sen Choiers Illxture.
Sngie Remedies. in CENTS. Hardwood
case of twelve. atom None genuine with-
out the word “ ME."
IMMIVTHENDIITMLET 60.,liew Yeti.
it“
For sale“)! R. H. Pleistsdfifl Washingto
treet. south Norwalka John A. Risks. 1
sin street. Norwslh. Penn. its cm
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F. SCHiVlllll. 'M. D..
tactics Limited to Diseases of Women
Office hours. Mondays and Thursdays. I to
n. m. n21 iv
H. T. Partree.-M. D.
enveloul lllll sonoioll.
55 80. liilll ST. 80. lllliliiilll.
Office and residence, corner Main and
f: anemone sale. with privilege of going
,‘fl'tflersisebyrall.
“menthol-not these and other de-
smote-to
' Ill Dominica steamship gompany.
w I‘, left. liver, Iew York.
a: It. “fill-Idea. Vice-President and Traf- m.
. 412 um
BPRIOHT DEUTSCH. PARLE FRANCAIS.
EISTEB H030" Tilllll
“WASllluNoT on
resssiitisu llllllillii.
w. Sew York lime. in., April is, and ar-
rive gr York. on return trip, evening of
nineteen romaine AGENT asp
Pesos w accompany the party
7 ' Iatsmeisrlttgall Expenses, suso
H
mm or further information. sp-
totiehet aunts, or to tourist agent at Lilli
way. New York.
1. I. WOOD. GEO. W. BOYD.
“The; mt. Asst. Uen'l Pass. Agzent.
mash
ll. lee’ilstss t
llafllidfl on.
AXUABY 21. 1895.
III- our: some NOBWALK Al
Over Post 0m“. South Norwallt.
\ pr) iyr
liarshsll streets. former oillce of
Dr Pardee. t
Office hours till lo a. m . l to 8. d to 8 I 3m
on. J. Don‘t—Enrica
Pllismlill ino sonoiotl.
once houre nntllDa. in.,2 to 8 and 7 to 8 p.
55 South Main street. South Norwalk.
PABLA ITALIANO iiii 8m
DR. F. W. D ARMER
susosou DENTIST. '
Teeth Filled end Extracted without pain.
Bets of Teeth on Bed Rubber from
Artificial Teeth without Plates.
(Crown sndZBridne Work.)
Teeth Extracted Painlessly, 500.
Amalgam Fillings, 50c
Platinum Fillings, 75c up?
Gold Filllngs, $1.00 up
All work at. reasonable charges and gusran-
Office open evenings until 8 p. in.
N0. ‘2 WASHINGTON BTBEI‘I‘.
Physician for WM
' , crises consortium
m [abalone lens Draws hy_tlte file.-
are. Kellie Isms l'er Society. M-
erewslrl's Opera Probable for Next
r Season. other Plays.
Melba,the greatest: operatic singer .of
the day, is not unlike other mortals when
she is oh the operatic stage. When she
is beiore the footliithts singing in her in- ,
comparable way. her audience is in rep-i
thre. Her ineornels very large, for she
in paid, I am told. 31,000 to: each par-l
formsnce. In Europe she is regarded as g
the first singer, and this opinion is now ,
shared by Americans who have heard '
her, although, in the beginning of heri
career here there were many critics who
did not class her very highly. Neverthe
less, she is now able to fill the Motropoll~
tan Opera House, and her matchless
voice is commented upon favorably by
everybody. 0n the stage she \vesrs superb
gowns. Melba is very much in evidence
in New York when she is not singing in
opera. You may find her on Broadway.
in the shops, at concerts, at first night
performances, and generally she seems to
be having a good time. She is in the ,
prime of life; has splendid physique and ‘
_ apparent good health, and not one of our
foreign visitors takes ,lifc more casily.l
She should, indeed, be cbutent, but she is’
not. Like runny other women in the ar-
tistic and operatic profession, she has
longed for‘n glimpse into the ciinrmed
circle of New York’s society, so culled.
Emma Eamon has been welcomcd by the
society damcs, but. Melba, “rib-alto is
not yet on muny visiting lists of our best
call them-
pcople, like to
selves.
as they
Opera tickets at seven dolinrsa piece
are not in universal demand even in New
Xork. This is the price charged at
Thursday evening performances of “Les
Iiugiicnots” when all the stars of the
opera season appear, but the public do
spond, and very many vacant seats
The cast for these special
not
are t e result.
evenings inns follows: Valentino, Mme.
Nordics; Maigherite. Mme. Melba; Raoul
M. Jean de Rcszke; Marcello, M. Edouard
de Raszkc; Sun Bria, M. Planbon; Conte
di.chcrs. M. Msurcl: Urbano, Mme.
Sonicoi; Dams d'Onore, Mile.
artists who took the principal roles, six
of them possessing the highest degree of
talent, combined with its absolute per<
fectiontof cultivation.
work of the bright particular sturs.
The cost of these. star performances to
themunnncuiont may he noit-d when one
considers the salaries of some of the in-
dividual artists in the East.
a fixed sum, a percentage of the receipts,
which frequently makes his salary much
more tlmn $1,000 per night. and “it in his
brother has received as high ilrs 32,500 [or
one performance. Mme. Melba gets SLIXX)
and the management values .\llli-. Nordi-
cu's services at Willis performance, and
Mnurel gets about the snmcmnount. The
small attendance at the extru perform-
ances motionless loss to thedm-trtion than
can» Swan attend . 4 fl
' . Ate o’clock on
pers may have limited hcl‘orc tin-m, they
could not stop sneezing.
two boys gut tip und made a hoe line
down the middle aisle.
Tuesdsy night the
Town Hall of New Rochelle. . . Y., was
crowded. There was nearly 500 people
present, and Mr. Clarke, radisntin even-
ing dress and with his face wreathed in
smiles, sat on the platform ready to begin
his lecture to prove that teetotaiism was
against the teaching of the Bible. Down
stairs in the rooms of Relief Engine
Company the members were completing
arrangements for a mlnstrelsbcw they
are going to give: in the lockupiifi tramps
were snoring peacefully, while in Police
Headquarters Chief McGulrk and a half
doacn of his men were sitting around and
chatting. Up stdirs in the County Clerk’s
oilice Judge Valentine was looking over
ome papers, while in another portion of
be building Police Justice Tierney was
busily engaged in writing. In the front
of the hull, right beside the register
through which the heat from below ,
comes up, out three of Mr. Clarke’s chil-l
dren, Theodosia, who was going to recite
later on. and two little boys, Roy and
Joseph.
Mr. Clarke was much applauded when .
be got up and began his address. llc had
spoken about fifteen minutes and was
getting warmed up to his subject, when,
little ’l‘hctulonin begun to snot-mt. ’l'hen
both of the little boys began to sneeze.
Mr. illurkc allot awful glances at them,
and, ultbougli visions of etrnpsl and slip
Finally" the
. Some of the
people in the front of the house then
i
Aq-
if
put, under
tons of -
pressure
is why
B. L.
gives more
.. Tobacco
I in less space
Bauer-
meister. These at least were thc cilicient
The live minor
parts were done inefiicieutiy enough to
heighten by contrast the magnificent
.lenu tie
Results. has no written contract with the
munagemcnt, but. rccclvrn in addition to
began to ntieezo, and in a few moments
almost every one in the nudicncc had his
or her handkerchief out nml wits vainly
struggling to keep from sneezing. A
powerful titliluting odor was filling the
room, but it had not yet risen to a level
with Mr. (‘lnrke's nose.
He didn’t know what to make of the
rumpus, but, nothing duuutcd, he kept
on with his lecture, elevating his voice a
little so that it could be heard above the
sound of the sneezes. Finally the audi-
ence, half panic stricken, made for the
door all at once. People almost climbed
over one another in their haste to get out
of the hull. and some were knocked down
and trampled on in the rush. When the
odor reached Mr. ('Iarkc even his spirit
was crushed, and sneezing and waving
his hands in the air he bolted toward the
door, through which the remnants of his
audience, all sneezing, were struggling.
Out into the street poured the sneezing
host, and then, to their umnzomcnt, they
found pcoplc pouring out from all sides
of the building. Evidently tho odor had
penetrated every quarter, for cvcrybutly
wus succzing and cvcrylnnly was asking
everybody else between Silt't’leh what it
all meant.
.lutluc \‘nlcntiuc cums rushing down
sinirs. coughing and sncczintz, Justice
Tierney t‘ullll‘ behind him, bchuvlng in
the mint: insliiuii. while the [numbers of
tliccugine company, itlliltlsi bin.- in the
face from Hilt'l‘lllifl, cums pilim,r up the
stairs from the lllltil‘lllt'lli. i‘iilt-l’ Mrliuirk
und his force Were sitting in Police llcad‘
qunrtcrs whcn the odor strut-k them.
They all began to sticczc ut out-c. Ber
twecn sneezing they occiiscd ouch other
of being funny, but the situation lost its
humorous phrase when the mysterious
odor showed an unmistakable increase in
strength. and in great haste they sought
the sidewalk, where they louud the rest
of the people who had been in the build.
ing.
The crowd had been recuforced by
pedestrians. who were wontlcring what
500 pcuplc. almost all sneezing, were
standing in ['th of the Town Hall for.
d
‘ than any
I
‘r
Suoetphosohale oi lime,
Gtounll Bone,
Potato Manure.
Mspes’ special Fertilizers,
Lime,Ashes and Barnyard
Manure retaiied at whole-
price, by
other make. .
FERTILIZEBS.
lilMilNll onus.
' I might be supposed, as the singers who ap-
Ollelu peered in them were generally engaged
flag: “as. ”a. n, ‘, “Huron” by the month end are liable to be called
g‘if‘ibcs Oenbeoonsultedethfl on”, niponbat any ftime. So the real Txpfcnsc
. — e .. o t one per ormunces comes on y rorn
lg“ “2 In“ at" Br'dflmn’ con“. the one or two principal singers in the
”03"" nominam.totp.m.sny dayeaoeptsnnday. cur,
2:21.” BMW“ W?&Ek§$&1flgfl?flg§g That M. l’aderewski has for sortie time
no... of OMEN s speelsltx. Ladies suflering past been engaged upon at Polish opera,
Til) from an dlmcuit incl out to the as: car ~ on ._ - ,-
1.OX~. 0° nit unlli‘o inthestrictestoonfldent'e. is well known. A cy A liruu mil pro-
Idle-sf.” Wm “13",“) the sssuranoeof mw‘uk‘g. must i bably have the that right» for the United
else. skillful and eclentlilc treatment own is States. The opera is in lilill‘ul‘lafihiul the
II“ Adamsax‘nd ac. aggllilod‘gor mull-ditgngllt W“ Home 0:1.- 2 story is modcrn. the scene bring laid in
Us. WTL.‘ “9' ante. All letters promptly ”my“; '0, m. 1 the (Tyrputhiuus, on the llutururiuu
a” 1 it so. 9, up. elm stamp. nfitf l frontier. The music in pliiliu score has
”""""”""””‘"—“— ‘“’-‘ ' h > been finished for some limo, and M.
9'... Wewsnteveryhody In the city tohnow j Padrrewskl is now oct-uping his leisure
u. nbout our 9““ Good Ind an" Cheap on thr orcbcxltrutiop, which he expects to
a = Butter It is line in color. in texture “0:?" “e "1" 1'" t “' “p““g‘ i d k
"MYOBK ~ _ 0m. ”‘93 i ow ant t cu one met-is -‘rc crit-
fie “All ‘- IL—MIJ not 6(1) and “no" It I! creamer, (iebhard in his old haunts in New York,
19.. see ss.. {no es . should increase largely. A trial willl 'tn ,1 , _ l , l
m ”a ”w “W 0‘" "in w‘ . WI 0 lll‘. min amut town, lilll not
sees a. , 3,403 m, prove all we claim. often. He moot at all tbc l‘rc'ltlle (it-hr
OI. . ‘1‘ 3” ’L “I n' “5 Price 220 lb.. or 5 lbs. ‘1 00. hard Whose name washer) much inset-inletl
.‘:. "’ Oil) a “B any“) a; Headhunters 10‘. mm, smooth-rooted , with that of Mrs. liunglry some years
(I A. M.~—001 so. P . ago. Mr. llellllitl’dll'ts ninrrn-d nnd sot”
Us .fi‘mtu- flinmidniilhi. ”mum - tlcd down.untl, moreover, hc seems u
H.“ -
unison ulna!!!)lb‘ Try "“9' model husband. lie was aluui‘n u mun
loom 2‘0wa or ubnry- I I of at biotic llgurc. Latin-riy be bus gruwu
wnfizn" I“ It)" “3 “mm." cutout, and appear» more n prmperous
Thfimfiny for Routh Nmm— I man of business than u munulmui town.
. ‘l 03.93701.”in “a l- m-i 423 And such llldt'i‘ll lit' in. u mm: of llllsliil‘ns.
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3‘3
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localities of this wontry only.
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8. 8. L’Hommedleu,
,i ll WASHINGTON 8T.
“was.
summit on noun.
. I
fillets-e sensuous tron u.
‘flum males- Mdtol
' Mundane-«s.
mm.
immerses.
ms. [HAPPJIULM 'l‘se.
for a safe and
'0“! “fir flagella! ‘mifil’i? It‘llll
0'
combined take an endownmont in
Gillilil lift
of Hartford,
Conn. ll offers
t as one that lumen eklli can
£yeers' experience. exception
investments. and doing business
street: shop No. ll Cross street.
cheerfully given for
lmwmmbt‘d’ngfii; ever
. , you . wor
“*f‘ M” 9“! m7 ti
. unset he gust-an»
hmdsycopyls hand-
powder and a tesspooniui of salt.
two eggs and mix them with a pin
milk.
Add the cold boiled psrsnips. Brut
hot fat. Hold thc spoonfuls of be
Ithe fritters from separating, as i
would if dropped from a distance.
they are well browned, drain and
thcmon to brown paper and serve.
lgmofiélnoltos. '
Wall Palm and outlets.
lilorth lilainst loath Noresik.
Iatnple bouts 0 int line
Borders an Gilt. Moe
WAGONS.
Masdsssesdhase
mills. speller. lit.
Rub 3 pint 0. cold bonid Pmniw lie lii'i'u in good stylinnud lli‘lnltt be lit-cu
through a flimr-siove. and set them aside ,nt tin- tin-m re uropci'u with his mic. lint
while you sift two cups of flour with an‘ "" "W" in ll" ‘0 be our" turning, night
even tcssptmnfui and a half of baking-
Best
That this mixture into the flour.
batter well and fry it, toblespooninl hy'
tshltspoonfol. in a deep pot of smoking-
very near the fat in dropping. to prevent
them for about live minutes, or until
Dibble 8t Comstock’s.»
Panel lingerie aloiminet. Painter
ate-t st lee oi
inns t en
lei-iv ti onnouoe postal.
inst-My elven. M in
malts. Phaetuss, Barnum
Prices to Suit All.
iuto day with boon companions. lntlt-cd,
hecitnbid lllHiIlil coutpuuious. in King
I lleury bade Falstaff, 10 “think not of him
t of us be was.”
The emergence of Aubrey ’l‘uuqtiemy's
second wife at Abbey'e 'l‘ht-u‘ re last week
served to tlctnonslrnlo tlic \‘llillily of the
pluy in Wllli'il she is the l'l‘lill'iil llgiire.
The were. after is year, which is gcncrul-
ly long enough to exhaust. the current
pit-cos, is uninteresting as li runs at ilrst.
It will not grow slain, ll. Si‘l'lil‘t, its long
us it slittith ‘ll‘l’l'lllllll‘lll. among the pin it
about. it. l‘util Ulldl'l'tt us gum. ore glVl'Tl,
tin-re will rcmuln ubumluul life in “The
Second MI“. 'l‘ruliqnt-rnv.” 'l‘ln- interpre-
tai ion of tilt! lt-iulinu ruin Will be it pupil-
iiir tiielt with other actresses timn Mrs.
Kendal when the play inuy puss out of
her control, and there are many who
would make the heroine ntuorc sympa-
thetic person, and thus add strength to
the play.
Souvenir nights are ndvrrtieml for ”Bob
Boy” at the Herald Square. "The llrowu~
lee" at the Htit Street and for ”A Milk
White Flag" at lloyt's.
the
tier
hey ,
Fry ‘
lift
lilNWMtD.
Lincoln's Jolie on Seward.
0n the 9th the First Corps. commanded
by Geo. Reynolds. was reviewed by the
President on a beautiful plain at the
north of Potomac creek, about ellxht
miles from llooker's iirmlqtmrters. We
rods thither in an ambulance over a
rough corduroy read. and. m. we pushed
over solueoi the more dillll‘lilb portions
of the letting way. the Itnbtilant'e driver,
who sot Well in front, occasionally let fly
a volley of euppreeoed oulltlt at. his wild
team of six mules. Finally Mr. Lincoln,
leaning forward, touched the man on the
llheuider and said:
"listen” me, my friend, are you an
Egsuopallani"
be men. greatly startled, looked
around and replied.
l “ye, Mr. President. 1 sin a fleshed»
It.
to
tile
“Well,"salti Mauls. “i thought no
the tnnlicr \vus whcn Mr. Clarke, pale
and with dishcvclied
, as» Is an lplssepaiiss, emu Len
warm like—flay. More, who a
W”Mry , , .
The unloriunutcs who huti been inside
the building \vcrc still wondering what
hnir, waved his
hands ill the air nnd cried: "I know what
it. was. Sonn- onc throw cnyrntu- popper
in the furnace. 'l‘ln-y wanted to break
up my meeting. I know it; i know it,
nud——" .
At this moment. Mr. (‘lnrkc was inter-
ruptcd by the most terrible howls from
the inside of the building. it Millllllt'd as
though it hundred men were mvcuring
and yelling at mn‘t‘.
”lirrui Scull?” slitluii'tl i‘liicf Alt'iiuirk,
"thc lll'ltelilll‘rri nrc uli iiisitlc.”
it won irnc. 'l‘liirly livv lrntups. who
had llct-u t'll'l'l'fs'li‘il Within two or tllrcc
days, were lockctl lip liieltlt', not! the odor
illlllSE BLIPPIN
-31..
WATER POWER.
[inward your horse clipped quick end
ill. chQuhae,
38 North Main Stu
“1“ South Norwa
inul rcnrlu-xl tlicln. (‘hii-l Ali-linirk und ‘ ”
thrt-o or four ol‘ his incn rushed inside
and in about ilve iniuuit-s they nppcnrcd
nignin followed by lllt‘ uiwilt-y crowd oi
“Weary Wullwrs." 'l‘lu~ lill'll wrrc hlli‘i‘l-
iug nutl t-uuuhilu: and two or llll‘i'i‘ were
lying on the floor of lhclr coils, hall
silll‘ucnlmi. The crowd howled applause
at the rescue of tho pizwm-ra. The
policemen linml tin-tn lljlllgilillsl tilewull.
unit for an hour tin-y \w-w lwpl, there,
while llll‘ll went through tho building
npcuiuu win-lows. .\l itllt‘lll 1! o'clock
the emolu- lllill odor had hilllhllll'tl enough
to "who lil'u- indoors lll‘iH'lll‘ltI' “ml the
trumps \wro itu~tlcti ltnck in l lii‘il' cells.
‘Tttllhlt‘
The ('nrrier Plgeon's ltutlnet.
- An lilit’i‘l‘siillk incident unwinding the
hlrouu homing instinct ol' ('lll'l‘il'rpigynns
of boycotting, from the lliilillllli episodt
between Col. Boycott and ins l‘i‘llllntl,
and other similar addltlomt to the lan-
guage, and the only wonder is that no
one has thought of it. before. Nt'vt'rtim
less,we could have well ilplll‘mllllil ex.
pension of our already copious Vocab“.
lury.-l’rm'ltlelicc Journal.
There has been much disturbance. in
the press. humans a young lady in Mai-
den, treated by a Christian Scientist. did
not recover. Did it ever occur to these
people that persons who are treated by
socalleti regular physicians do hot at
even recorerirom their lilitessinets
body Press.
Good spellers are often "stumped"
when “lied to write imagination the
menu‘s-Mam
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Indiana’s-mentally satisfactory
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lust sunntn-r by Mr. F. ii. ll tom of that my tent ntormsti m on no ve s >c e. not 300,“, Semmrills, .
in... ... .. in... no... i. net-n»... :ilhd‘lnn'nx’mononuclunm Ayem'fiammrilla. .m
1"" “"ll “Tr" "‘ki'” 1". ”l" lllll‘t‘llllscr W with lslermutenfimv‘trtnni. cheeses. ”l W DQM'H Samwfllln, .0!
in». home, (in NiWulllllt'p‘Jl, llll‘l-tl month: month. Address, Cuticurs Milvent, 30
liiit-r, iiicy l‘l'iilllll‘lll'l‘d ill llnwr forum 1 o gouty? Fiqmuhmn’ ,% ,
illlllil‘ in lll'xll‘l‘. A ll'lil‘i‘ roruiiwl nlioi't- M p ' N c recite t'l'Vllfll. .
Hy nilot'wurd from tllt-ir UWlii'i' informed 8"" o I an ews M Stillflin’agwiflcgfor Moguls, I:
Mr. iluyt-o that in: hull kept tho birds , Paine. , , mmun , ,
shut. up until a few tlliyu lit-low, When 1,. ‘8 CONGRESS STU Brandrptb's ’ lb, '13
let them out. They lnul at. our" mounted book has mes. malt-:- Aloock's Planters, .1:
high into the nir. circled. and then ‘Bemnsc‘spsiee Plum .
a ted of in the dlrcction or Hump, W MW“......W--.-..-W._._._.W ' .
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At lost the word “parkllurslinu” from VIV. L. Dave-2.1 . J w: film Egg? an” it:
the verb “to purkburst," has mulls its a SHOE to 1m; sect. Y Soother t . s '
appearance. it is a natural l‘liiim'llut'nci rrr roll AKINu. m Tang I .
loo. 6. Stillson’s
“Drug Store,
ll Washington Street
Inour New Store you will
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