Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 8, 1895 · page 8

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j _ “alumnus!- Moll-tho-

‘fiiweonnums linu's cousins.
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m» by Irvinsfimith. witnwhmn
”mausolumnmaisobslsrt.

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my mum and largely attend-
W conducted by two local preach
lnrlllil place. In the morning Ed-
m J. Trounson read and took bk
from the seventh chepterof Revs‘
bitter. end preached an able sermon.
morning Charles E. Benedict, who
know a student st Wesleyan Univer-
flmoonpied the pulpit. Be preached
, We sermon 2a “The Worlddor
M" Bis illustrations were good
I'll! the word pictures beautifully
‘Wt out. He concluded with as
may appeal to accept Christ as the
Wat once.
Rev. George L. Teeple conducted the
tnnersl of lire. Andrew Lamb, yester‘
‘h‘y afternoon, which was largely attend-
fromthe residence of L. S. Owens.
‘4 “Clara Baylles sang two selectione,

“ sm- of Jesus. accompanied by Miss
fflllle Owens. The remains were taken

“Llo'Pnterson, N. J.. today for burial
They were accompanied by Mr. Lamb
and son David. Ilr. and Mrs. Owens, and
Ir. and lire. George E. Redman.

 

The regular monthly communion

. ssrvieswaa held in the Advent church.

pater-dc morning, and the pastor

' ,from the text, "But We See

Juana." Next Sunday morning Mr.

We will begin scarier of sermons on

thasnbjeot,"ArsAdventlets Evangelical?

.mtbeme of the first sermon will be
“Ilse Inspiration of the Scriptures.”

 

Richard Bland. cf,Fort 'Point street.
who was thrown from F D. stton a;
Ooh delivering wagon one week ago
flatnrday, and was quite badly injured,
wontured out too seen last week. took
cold. and now has a relapse. Liis condi-
tion is considered serious.

 

Thesignai tower cost of the railroad
’lirldge was moved yesterday to a loco
ticnashort distsnce west of the depot.
The tracks were connected, and the
tower is in operation today.

. E. Gothamjura/ large contract of

:0 ‘ Wireperhanging in Brooklyn,

and William Veederlhas left for that
city. upecting to be occupied there
abontthreeweeks.

(fill-flan Benedict will load the Ep»
woith [league meeting1tonight. in the
last Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.

The subject will be “Thcfl‘riale of Josh“

 

George Cochlln, commonly known me
“Sliver." has announced.hie intention of
fling to Nlantic, this'jsumrner. as water
by for Company D, Fourth regiment.

 

Everett E, Toiles, who has been spend
inn two weeke' vacation [at his home
on East avenue, returned; to Wesleyan
aesdemy. Wilbrahsmfitoday.

 

Olptain William H. Verity. who has
been dangerously sick for some time,
was able to be out of doors a short while
Inst week.

While jumping oni1Vanandt avenue,
' Saturday, John McFarland, of Seaside
place, fell and sprained .his left thumb.

 

 

In. George B.Ferris,;of Riverside eve
nlo..ls visiting her (sister. Mrs. C. 0.

Terry, in Brooklyn.

Adsughter was bornllast week to Ill.
and lira. Ernest Groeecbner, of Fort
Point street.

Frank Underhill and Harry Roberts,
ed this place, wheeled to Bridgeport.
yesterdsy.

Ira. Thomas Benedict, Jr.. is enter-

, lnlnlng Miss Mcudellu Shores, of Bridge-
Pm- __

Ilsa Minnie Rose.of Bette place, has

purchased a Hartford bicycle.

 

 

Drtiggist T. B. Grimn is visiting Dr.
Finch in Stamford, this afternoon.

WW...

In. J. O. Newitirk. of East avenue.
b ill with the grip.

A son of John ’l'ryon, oflEast Norwalh.
has the scarlet fever.

Ir. Nichols is moving from East sve-
noeloliovwslk.
‘ "EULA! Alballlll’lli.
7 the Iv or i which Imam
"a“ “townie :- r-Ieerssese.
Theme of lilsura Fall-Julienne
.mef‘l'l‘hs reel Ilaii." which wit be
item at noyvs MAM-

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‘ lplecopal church, yesterdey.

‘ .“Aslsep in Jesus” and "Safe in the

Milestone said’lollelnstvs:
loss. rs. play humanism»
“communal" it an agreeable
Mushrooms , ‘

MMVOM r
‘Wllsvslal'wllibssssn at lusts
.EmmdsynightApriifl. This»
traciiooisvspistewitb all the elements
closeness. itiellssnintersetinutoiy.
is mounted and costumed beautifully,
mares of bright-sad mirth prevail:
lagoons”. Tbeplsy woken Russian
everydsylifmandsbowsscenesrangins
fromiheinsnrloss palscest St. Peters
Mrgiolliberisrnines. Coveringsocban
«menus and dealing with snob a
vsriety of charmer the scope siiords
great opportunity for «laborers motion
log. or this the Wines taken
Isdvaoiegeend "Dsrlest Bessie" is pro
duced onasealeseldonr scenic plays of
{this order. Every set is curried, and
tense! scenery and msobsoicsl lectures
ere utilized in singing the production:
A lsrgssod thoroughly artistic comps-
ny telltbesiorysnditcsotmly be void
that in every pertlcnler "Doreen litre
sis" lesplsyweli worthy“ the success
[which itbseecbieved. .

liomevsvymagnlficsnteostomeewiil
be worn by the Indus ofthe

10.0.? ltiswsilhsowntbst a prev
somatic: at court in England requires
themkiogofospecisleostome for the
occasion. The management of "Aristo
creey" have had esplelally made for Vivo
girlie. s while broom silk. almond
with Valencisness lace, while Dione will
wesra handsome white satin with red
velvet trimmings. Kellisrfie has a best»
illul pale blue breaded silk, with llewer
embossed slim. sod court unis studded
with mognilioenl pestle. The nest is one
of the finest ever put on the “M, with
Forest Robinson in the landing mole
character. and two ex stars, lilies Alberto
(iol‘iatinsnd Lents Allm, no “music
and Dione respectively. The performsoeie
will not be equalled this seem.

.th.

A NEW content.

sens ems Alrerivirsma use «sew.
cram so In W.

in: order to istrmlsee oer renders to
the severed «Masters connected with
Miss Aherstvom’s new comedy, lirllnds’s
' Woes, we shall be «impelled to sell them
to draw upon their iminstlom cellist
entiy to enable thorn to sscompsny us up
two nights of stem end into the cities at
in. Chester nobbsmtmnry end srmmior
st law. Throws and Mr. Levy. cool}
dentist clerk. curl general utility new
about the other. lie is very mosh en:
noyed concerning the actions or hit.
bonus; or late is some to be hiding
something tram him. A very slowest
lady. Mm. Matilda Gordon, and s very
peculiar genti’omun. a Mr. Rises". line's
inst pressed into his interim», sud Mr,
Dohhu liming cautioned him to say that
he is not ill it; all-l mile”. has floured his
curiosity Meow a pitch, sleet ltmo the
butivr or his lidscmem. and he it lies
Ills our to the key hole iii them the!
sanctum. Whoa ire lie-era snow lbw
hli'ml‘l- to encode have. his free. end his
hair to fairly eta-ml upon end. Ile Helms
until he saint eternal iii no My". "0:
rushes frv his frienrl.rieteriiw limbs”.
and dictum-cu to trim the horrible res-m
that. Mr. lmuhu‘ curl his twomemnpliers
have Mun nod lit)! summit ndmddc murder.
Mr. panel-uni it"t'rl'el’llfi‘ with inflow ls
accveléor‘i- by Mme Mm. W.flilsl leer
mother. Mrs. licwblnw, also mill. and
having eucrmi‘nl in resin: Mr. ”oldie.
ruti re. Rut the «M lady's suspisilms here
also become surmised, Mid she returns
. immmlmlol‘y «and mutants Mr. levy to
secrete. hm! so than sllw My hover an up
portu natty or». r-i’n‘z Mathilda unwise-reed.
its there is rm other piece, he puts her in
the euro mid pzwmliy elm” turtle”. but
duringr his whet-he‘s“ fur is Mimi. slut
changes hwf hiding; pluos‘ml inn-is with
some very ludicrous mishaps, which the
action or the pit-up will retrial. Mr. ”mm
and his lvinuu‘r deport. nudism outlawed
by il‘iurl‘nvll :iu-l Invest. Mum [Amy’s re.
turn l‘w finds the selenium e'llmrl limit,
and ilm‘nmliulrl‘y' Mellow pm to lipid Mr.
limbs and: the bee. Mr. fwd» enema
be run mi,» swim : or rims ills Whiter-indoor
return I‘muiu. mmwrpwnily line. "will” is
distracted.- Tim bow of Mr. Weill-rick
Gordon is in an uproot Misuse of the
"(ill-llf‘li.lrtllvl‘llifll"l‘." of Mrs. (imam. Dir,
l’inchall diueowm am evening: dress suit,
hot. and Milt-ll Weillllvx swivel now the
, bunk oi the river. curl «mm the river to
be illi’lilmxcrl luv the lively of the than men
pneerl‘ to be. mmle mi. 1min: this time
the innocent consent of nil ibis tomdl on
passing minimum is terrible ardent. first
tries their seesaw toil» «first.
mtmvgltt "were lesson. mm

 

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our» mum will unit. will.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

who can wee-ruse ‘m nun.

antennae! laycrlns, has decid-
ed sycotlrslisvnss. sold by For Cycle
cempany.aehir mount this year. The
scmpaoyhas received an order (or an
eighteen-pound Barnes roadster from
’I’secdors Bysbsr. , 0f the ladies that
have mastered the art of cycling the fol,-
lowiog new ride tiresome: mm Alscls
Cousins, Carrie Weinbeit. (insets Break"
on. Haggis Olnven. like Jennie Gregory
rides s natty silo Crescent.

The J. ’I'. Prowitt company have added
a line 018mm" bicycles to their amok
of Ramblers sud advertise itssa medium
priced wheel. Thecompsny have made
strangenmnts to give lesions or will pay
for them if taken elsewhere. They have
just sold a Rambler wheel to It. G. Wil-
son and n storm" to Waldo Parsons.

John Candi. John Benton, Frank
Volt, Iflss Benson. of Norwalk; Joseph
Johnson. of Green's Fame. and William
Wills. of Sontbport, have purchased
Columbine.

Clinics Younge received his “yellow
follow” from the Stearns company. But-
nrdsy, end-expects to bruit all previous
rwouls on the wheel, this moon.

(diaries (layer. of Westpcrt. hss taken
the agency for the Colonels bicycles. --

The pool committee of the Smith Norv
walk Athletic club held a meeting last
week, and decided to hold a tournsment,
Midland. Entries will close the 17th.
inst. Mwilllrsthmprinea,two
sees and s pipe. Only two men will
beallewed to play st a time. and there
will not he morn than two games a night.
Ovid I’rederieh will be the hsndicapper,
and B. .i. Hayes in secretory of the com-
mittee. .

~I'riedlesceliops at newt Restaursnt.

Carl School), of the Imperisl cafe. had
on eighteen pound and six ounce lwe
W! on exhibition st his place of bus;-
neon. tistrmisy night. The lobster mess!
and thirty-live inches in length. and
bad clown twenty-three inches long and
fifteen inches nroutuh Its feelers were
nineteen inches long and the bad y meas-
ured eighteen inctirssround. Mr Scheub
will keep the lobster two or three days.

 

 

 

 

tiniui stints

STflRMEll BICYCLES

A wimdM medium rite wheel.
in: given. or pn for if received else-
»! is. in the» dealing Willi us.

THE J. T. PBOWITT CO.

mall 23 if

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lisiveetpiiltlilrniltrsalytithe
K. U. V..
Freundechaftz Bund

will be embroiled by a ball at

GERMANIA HALL.
'llitilll Evening, lplil it).

your edwlltlmr sentlumnn and lutly m cents.

usir b lielne's orchestra.
I y M 6 ii 0 l0

Jilii ll. root's ntsniiifi

Ni). ii IiAVleNil STREET.
firearms slum. 2-5 ”titre.

mil lm

names weal; nu wuaJiim.
J- ,_ v—

 

 

Bill.

men! snob ' .
macrmgnfirhws sud you
first class

ens. stints scrum. j"
IilllSlllE. “Milli. ‘
srmit TEllli ortns

APRIL 4, ’95

al lw

city with the latest

coil and examine our Isms stock
and Untrlmmed

ins ate from up. lea
and Children‘s Hair Dressing done in t e lav.
eat styles. Fr: nch feather curling s specialty.

 

. ‘ .

"during rat-ela- ital
.. .... :hlt:v:%t’"3: '
a i.
2‘ All those derairllrs GDP ~
”instructs. waitresses.
eemploymsnt. 0n y‘t'hgrks‘wfilg
referent-es need a is. ' girls for
naewnrk. and s we treason wanted

snout

 

mined y First class positions and and
y. 0. . HARVEY'B h
gain street. South Norw‘lh’.‘ stomm'fghgktth

W
Taylor a Golden
lieal Estate and insurance.

wunnmnon sum.
J”... or have
“Ji- in every

prlcssandcn

.

for ski:l
' re
and examine on”:n list.

portal the
user terms.

or house and llii

we are invited to

e have them for

city nt reasonable
an! tf

 
 

 
 

 

A (YOhlfiliTh NT git-Tit; gefirrnlatisueewnrlr

in a. smell family. Call evenings. lib
South Main street. ‘ all 3i.

(i ODD girl for general housework. Appl st

7 once to Milli. E. M. LOUKWOOD. ignitim
e .

street.
REFINE!) young lady, American. wishes
p0 it'on. companion to Indy and ii iii
duties; or any light work. References. "8. .."
core Sentinel s6 3t
_ TYIIIBH erperiencel dressmuker from
Twentvllrlrd street. New York. malice
perfect costumes New style-o. :4 up; 35 with
trimmings; genuine French sleeve patterns
nnd books received weekly: linilerns sold or
Women's Exchange. MADAME BANGH. 89
South Main street. South Nurwelk. n5 8 9

 

 

 

TWO young ladies can secure board in n pri-
vate family, Mention Iicsirnble and all
home comforts provided. Address "BOARD"
Sentinel office. South Norwnik. ad in
WORK wanted. Any intelligent man or
woman seeking empinvment and sin-
bltionn lo malts from 840 to Sibil monthly can
secure some '1 addrcselurr Globe Bible l’nh-
llslrlng (30.. 7 Chestnut street. Phllm. PA. No
(mull-cl rvqnlred. nor stamp for reply. , Young
man or woman wishing to earn a few hundred
dollars in the next two months preferred.

 

 

T0 LET.

DESIRABLE house on Gerard place: all
modern improvements. inquire of E.
ADAMS. mil lf
COT PAGE corner \iapb street and ankliu
avenue. ll rooms All modern improve»
ments. Inquire of 0. E. Wilson. a
FROM April lei. rest store and basement in
Sentinel building. Dimensions 241m.
Apply M. Sentinel office mill) tf

[EST floor. No. 2 Henford l’lnve. hot and
cold Inter, rent Slf; wwnmi iimr. No. 77
Woodward avenue. rent 88. Apply in E. A.
WUODWARD. 51.9“!

‘1'”) rooms. No 5 Henry street; 5 mums.

No.1! “1” street; ll moms. No. 2” Day
street: rent [4. Alan 5 rooms. No in East av

hue. Apply to W. YUUSliS, or on the prom -

roe. nri lw
F‘iiilhi April I. the latter purl of the house
No.1!)fllunrt IVItllllB. A nicelnrze yard
and part of emnll burn end chicken hon-c:
it good get-den; city Wflii‘l‘ in the bones. Rant
Sliver month. Enqilire of MRS. SILLECK.
bend of Seymour pince. or of I". E. DORCEY,
ll Stuart avenue. shat

 

 

 

 

OUSB. l7 anklln street. Improvement:I
in.“ inquire of EDWIN WILCOX. at
Brown a Wilson's rrroce ry. fill of
IIOUSE on Hartford Place. Six rooms with
hall: and all m rovomontn. Rent.
flow. Address. W. H. Hillilittldr. s5 lw

HOUSE 07 ten rooms: furnace. ran e. hath.
stationary rubs. hot water. n as 5nd.
location lnqu reor'l‘AYl.i)R& G Li)
H. WMhington street. or of owner. a Taylor
u‘snne. near West street. ifli tf

 

 

()U‘Eilrmms. No ll l'ollrs street: second

I floor. ii rooms. No it 'l‘nlles street; first
mnbrmms, No.1ll'l'olirrl street. Water in.
Allin first class order. Hvuea Burden Mfrs-t.
Ely Neck Apply to TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
or Juilli Ii. hNAPi’. ii! West street. al N

‘lix mommttsue. No. i IoWndre avenue.
with hot and cold water. Bolton stationary
muse and furnace. lineup rent to coed puny.
Apply in F. ll. FITCH. 13 Cross street store.
South Norwnllt. li‘l'5 ti
Two pleasant. furnlnhe'l rooms. with
both and heat. Suitable for one or
two ul-mlemen. Apply at. No. in Madison
street. nenr spring street. South Norwalir.
’ at lav
“r WENT avenue. mostly lurnielml front
) mum. with unml harm}; suitable furlvm
gentlemen. ne 3:

 

For: SALE.

1' n ancrilicu. Eiennt l’itrk l’lmelnn. lllflsf
new: lllliii spindle will] lop. and single
humus-l. Inqulru at Summer. Unli'i‘. no in
SEVEN room house. stationary tuner.
lml.mid water and liilill. Harden. iruli
irons and luminary: nil in ii iii virus order. m-nr
ninth“) and trolley rare. Can be seen at any
time St. John nvrnnv. near Elm uvmiue. or
address “W." Ho: 48. East Norwnik. s2 iw

 

OTTAilEnn (iii-nwumi avenue and house
and burn on (have street. Apply to 8. B
SHERWOOD. 13 Grove street. 50ml: Nnrwnlk.
rum! 1!
OTI‘Aililli AN!) liltlhliiNii LlYl‘ii. Cot-
tages rm Quintin-d lli’l‘lllll‘. six moms
each. Nearly new and in good condition.
“on“ improved building lotimir-elrulil 'lm-uied.
Terms easy. Apply to ll‘iiANClri li llmig'l'.
l

\

Ililltl'llil for stile chi-up. Nine years nhi and
round. Address. ti. H- W.. tiiinulllfi;.
to: W

on: and lot will. burn. at Winn! milk.
with throw-fourths m rm non: of and
inquirenf H ii. HHERW‘E’iflf
rii‘ t

11°
more or less.
is iimvo sin-rt. hi all: Norwnllr. l'mm.

lrfllll'l'.

MLK llflllll'illllt with silver bundle. mono-
gmm .i. (.l. . r.. on top. lmt between
Norwulh and Houlli Nnrwnlk. Hntimluy t-vrm.
lug. Finder willde eultuhlyjmwnrdwl by re.
. E4.Norwnllr. ll

 

turning it to trim. M. Hill.

B

field upon return to H0

ETWEEN flonth Nor‘i'vnlk nnrltinngatnvk,

n pair of horse Mp we. Reward will be
AKS‘ stables, limrth
orwsllr. all fit

 
 

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EISTEB OPENING

Milli. DIVER havlnfiinst arrived from the

ovrllles in Mlliinery.
invites theiadlesof Norwals and vicinity to
ti Trimmed
lists and Bonnets. at the

Lowest icesln Norwslir. Children’s'l‘rim;

lire. J. ll. lilies.
lilss i. E. l'cmpllns.

mtovmn'rons.
tanner iilhbllililll and mm
llllliliiilfiil Parlors. ts Wallr
streetcver Jsehson’siswsb
ry store.

 

nnEssmnmuo.
it'll. . sexes. ”Dress

 

 

 

 

l-lovt’s Opera House

Wednesday. lpril l0.

Lincoln .l. Oarter's grand scenic production,

'I' E FAST HAIL.

Ten sets of special scenery. Flight of the
fast mull. Niagara Falls by moonlight. with
boiling mist. Practical working engine and
ll freight core. with illuminated caboose.
The Dagordlve. holistic river scene and
steamboa“ explosion. and other great realisms.

Prices. 36c. 500 and 75c.

Bests on sale at Gregory’s drug store. Nor-
walk. and Plaiste ' rug store. South Nor-
walk. A” at

 

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Hoytls Opera House

South Nor-walk. Ct. Three nights only.

SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE.
Commenclnc

THURSDAY. lPiiIl lllh. I895.

The wineome actress.

Uliie Ackerstrom.

in all new plays. Directed on tour by blue
Bernard.

Thumbs -A new emotional drama. “A
BEAUTI UL SLAVE," and the famous deuce
Ln-Chromotcpe.

PridnyuA new comedy. “PRIDE OF THE
ClRCU-l.“and anew song. “Under the City
Lights." illustrated by the slereoptlcon

Saturday matinee—Are etition of "P IDE
0? THE CIRCUS." Onpthls accusing all
:hrlnlgcen will be admitted to the best seats

0

Sniurda 'nleht—A new coined . “MEL-IN-
DA‘B W0 S." and a new tong. " want. to he
an Actress.“ and the deuce La-Chromotope.

A capable com any. beautiful costumes.
special scenery. on clum effects.

Prices ISO. 3.50. 60c. Fests now on sale at
Plnleted‘s and Gregory's drug stores. M

 

musrc HALL.
Saturday Night. lpril l3

‘The great New York and Bmton success.
'1 he grand romance of the Carr's realm.

“DARKEST
tussu."

Under the management of Sidney R. Ellie.
1‘hemost pronounced triumph seen in years.
mugs chlunn of rare bounty. lavishly
mounted; hmullfuliy costumed: n powerful
comnnny: mechanical effecte' bright comedy.
Every act ascsulc picture. v vld in story and
stirring in plot; every scene delights and
charms.

Prices 85c. 50c. 75.: and Si. Seats on sale It
usual places. all

 

HOYT’S THEATRE.
Tuesday, April l6,

ARISTUBRABY,

Will be presented under the auspices of Butler
Lodge. No. 97. 1.0. 0. R.

BY All liliEXllEPTiiiilliL 'BAST.

l'nlicr lhi' direction of Mr. Julius Colin. A
satire on American .~"r~iel)'. The embellish-
mouth some its need during the production of
l’ulmer‘s ’l‘lreulro.

Tickets can be obtained from members of
the Lodge. floats reserved kt Plainted‘s and
Gregory‘s. shown. an. April iL’lli. Reservul
seats. 75c: gene ml admission. .’ ' all it

 

 
 
 
 
 

sharsol'tthiif commute tveds st its
town. A hundred when m an strong-sun "
new ones a . '
Bl Cl: . 3018' Bill! so 8'.
e em
merge that mar: mmmgfi
No. B IOYBVWHM sue. .

India. bin biach use. or "
2W- heelteum‘vw
ll 0 lil ‘
cumsgliers at $.50; ' to

No. 3 mnlwnu “.50.

I D. 3. lg: Dolls. ‘
.luhlior itasnd ‘ In!” . in %
wool Centimetflnevlocs. weak {or

p :pular fabrics: you hoveasani Irv better
No. l BOYSi “I" “it”.

ill!) lav double breast ‘ ‘
Suits..'lunlcr Suits. Sailor, gills»
trimmedm ick sud‘spaoi in style
dark. med um and igltt eoibvzi. on «a
of gs”.

make your boy happy solar as 0
surprisingly little money in our

No. 15 BOYS' PANTS 500'
Fine cassimsres and chevi‘ot Short Ms.
double seat and knees. m waist MM,
splendid wear ng qualities.
Your fore allowed on. so purcbssessnd W610

MEIGS do 00.

897 lilain cor. Bank not, new or.

Mar ore and dealers in Men‘s and s“ W .
ing A nrel. and dealers in» d‘nefleflebfi‘
Gnmlelz‘pilnte. Cu Ft. Trunks and“ Room

 

 

 

musrc ”HALL"

alumni.

 
 

We hrvetefici‘ilrefd‘lh?‘ neeuof “film
convert en a. or i‘. e '

the art or Bl lYCLE Mfiikaao is!
be given over afternoon between two

live o'cloek. rivafe [concurrent be

for. Purchasers of wheels receive W
lions free.

H.B.BULKLEY&BI1

52 South Main on.

AGENTS row

Steams and instills.
Elmore and Ixcii Bicycles

Bicycles from $50 up. Wheels rented mu
re sired. M

“honor-z.

Hill SALE.

UilflUAN’l'tu an order of the (to of

Probathor the. District of Normal “will

sell on the premises in the city of Notes
public auction, unless previously diirp

at private sale. rm the illih day of- April

ntrtu‘vlocn in the afternoon. the t
property: .

i Msht Set Fancy Pnesimere film with:
Mllanom and Machinery M mulling
cloth: Engine and Boilers. 360' horse
water power eight. months of our. 1250

 
 
 
 
 
 

power:2 Mill Buildings. one . loll no 3
feet. three stories rind attic: l w ’ by
207. four stories and attic; Dry [We ”
and Engine ttoom so by 87; Rniclt‘ ”oi of '

5llly 3o: Hardenin Room for felt all 65;
is

Brick Store-house by #2. threesmm

ment and attic; Wooden Hooroeliou'se' 40' by g:
Burn ill by 40: Mischine‘ Site #4 ll ‘ .
Carpenter Shop 2:) by ‘5: Damn?

smith shop ill by is: Lumlirr Room 24 ii 35;
Drug House '20 by 2&2; Dillon :ill by :12; Wotan?“
the best outing. mving minerior color morning‘s.
4:: miles from . ew York with (Merritt imitation
of the best.hoth b water commit .
ten acres of Iltllll in inlnlng the line oil on close
trio run-i. on one 0’ the bear streets in. tile: «lily
of Norwulk. being unexm‘ilelii for bursting
purposes. with four tenement lioness new
ktttndlngupnn it. Terms tend combine will
be made known at. the time of series on par:
licuinrs Inliuiw of ‘
A l v,\ ANDER REMPIJJmseee.

Dated at Nurwrtllt. this 2cm any of Much.
but. fit 2"
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To fast larval interns.

HE taxpayers of the Fleet Norwmlt School
Iliutrivt are hereby not tied that the diner
lricl. Mix of two rind one lutlf (2453i mi’liu ongiillv
dnilnr laid on lilo town assessment list! of 1804,.
lit it special llilli'llllul f the distinct held} on. lbw
Idtllrlrtynfllrtrrh.181mm. the East Nomads
whnnl house. Will be due and puynlile' on. the
ilrstdnyol April. NW). at. which l me at
be ready to rem-we lllii mum at my store. rm
nvenuo Interest“! the min of nine' (ill ‘ er
(Tut. nelr “ml"lnllfmm April leti. NT». film
r urge-l on m l' srcmu ning ur it‘ll ow
it'll-r Mity let. Milli. W. R. FRA‘X‘R‘WA
(Miler-im- ol' times for the Eaeifi New“ Helm!

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Very Best Butter, lb., 259.
Best Dairy " “ “.210.
(iced Hooking “ “ lilo.
Best Flour per bag, lino.
Fine Flour “ ” «ltlc.
(lood Flour " “ 47m.
6 lbs. (load l’rtmee. 25c.
5 lbs. Good Raisins, 251:.
2 lbs. Citron. 250.
6 lbs. Best Starch, 25s.
7 lbs. Best Oatmeal. 25c.

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4 Cone (loud (torn, We;
3 Cams Fincll’vas, 250‘.
1 (fun Tomatoes, 7e.-
3 Cill'lfi Strintzlvss nouns. 21%.
ii qls ”mm Potter. We
ii qte. Best Flume, 25$.
1 qt. Limit Beam, 10b;
Ii lbs. ilinger Snaps, “it.
ll lbs. Hodu Crackers. m
4 lbs Oyster Crackers, We}.
10 (Johns i-ionp, ml-

30 lb. Pail Currant J oily, $1.00.

Send to us for rmrmm count. cums and your order will recollect» stem “v

tention as though you came yourself.

THE NEW YORK 8

Donovan Building.
South Nor-walk.

Willi. 

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