. Worcester”
. mwm.
was by Irvilelmith. wot-wean
“westwthisechmesenalsohsidt.
”nominee- of the last on.
“MR Episcopal church scored
”every flattering success at their
W meeting last eight. The pro-
” printed in e unset issue oi in
Mali. wesssrried out very succese
* 1!qu ANJ’addockopened the testi-
m meeting by relating his varied ex-
”hummingthedityesntslorthe
fieeofund. Thrillingendheert-rending
H . V were also given by liralery
elm. lie. Frank Seymour. lire. Ar-
therl'eddook, lies Sadie Randell. lire.
A. J.'Baiith. Ire. Henry Seymour. Iliss
“Reynolds, Ilse Charlotte Temple.
“clinical and literary entertainment
which (allowed was of a high order,
every selection being worthy of compli-
~ and. Theeong by Its Addie Essen
.. endtled, “The Ship I Love.” was ren-
dwed with remarkable ease and
Won. The mandolin solo by
Harry Bypscn wee loudly encored. The
enact dust by Edward Trounsen end
It. Splitting was greatly appreciated by
the large audience. TheYoung lion’s
choral Union, under the leadership of
Ir. Bypscn. sang very delightfully.
The pienosoloe by Arthur Paddock were
well received. The recitation by Victoria
Day wee most pleasing. The closing
eelectiorl was a violin solo by William
Poyvez. The execution of this piece
was axosllentend was most thoroughly
.joyedbyell musical critics. Over forty
dollerewes netted. which sum will go
' toward the new piano.
lether'e Birthday.
lother is still among us.
Still lite beside the hearth:
M the only tones that greet her
Be those of thankful mirth.
Drug forth the goodly viends
And let the feast be spread;
. lat cheering music till thevair
And lindly words he said.
M all her children round her.
Inch daughter and each son.
for mother‘s heart is very large.
' She wants us every one.
We brought her care in childhood.
And caused her many a tear;
Sat yet she only loves us on.
Nil more from year to year.
low let us try t ) share her. ©\
She reaps whet she has sown.
h when she shared our ligand grief
he made us own.
'13 her burden
Cheek Del-lea day.
And thetshe long will stay with us.
In earnestly us pray.
n' may a hIi'D! year she's seen.
We all or us must strive
h make the happiest one of all
The year of ninety-live.
Mae. J. B. S.
The funeral of the late Richard
L'Hommedien was largely attended
truth the East Avenue letbodist Episco-
pal church. this afternoon. Rev. A. J.
Smith otiicieted. end wee assisted by
Rev. J. B. Slater. of Rowayton. The
pallbearers were Alonw Wheeler. hi. Ii.
Depend. 8. Randell end William Wer-
du. The ringing wee by e quartette
"spend at lire. almonds. lire. E. E.
Gorhem. Jerome Smith end Berry Hoyt.
Therewsree number of floral tributes.
The interment wee in Riverside cemc‘
m.
walls-‘- P. line is building what will
probably be the largest private stable in
the state. at his elegant residence on the
lat Norwelk road. It is intended to
be. his horses, carriegrs and cows.
and is perhaps the meet conveniently
arranged stable in this vicinity. The
work is being done by Oscar Smith.
(hptaln and lire. George Conhlin. of
the schooner "Hickory." Patchogns.L.
I... have been visiting Ir. end Ire. John
lino-media. Henry street. The host
but Wilson Point. aweitlnge carpool
eyetsrsssd from Captain W. 1. Stevens.
DI Bcwaytoo.
”Garnet" and meet oi Alcohol"
will be the subject oi the Junior league
.setinget the‘Eset Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, Friday afternoon.
The meeting will open promptly at it
o’clock. All theehlldren are welcome.
Ire. William A. Gilbert. who wee
fine lines in the Grand Central depot,
Isthdsysighhlsrepcrtedto be use
in along quite nicely. although still an-
aklstolsevsths Mattel in New York
city.
erdmrmm‘
Mermwithccuueetor alto
alumnus-mm Bel-r“
”at“ Who will provea
no 5 no" no
villi
ins-stunt
dej'l‘hersday night prayer meeting at
East Avenue w
George Beyncl .
Gill»!
. beb.ln8th
’mlseesslsatthehsstxcr-gm’s'm'o‘m V” on
canted a position
orwalk.
Ills! Frances road. or ‘Iieriden. u.
mlh'llllllll Il- Alice Parsons. rim
Om“.- .
ROWAYTON
-Benrletta.widow of Samuel Boerum,
died last night at her home on lieio
street. She leaves a family of seven
chlldrsn.the sousbeing Captain H. H.
Boerum, of Greenpoint, end Philip G
Boerum.of Glsnheed, L. 1.. Benjamin
end Fernando. Arrengements for the
funeral are not yet completed.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
William Leticrscn has none to Bridge-
port to accept a position as assistant in-
gineer at the electric light station.
STORIES OF THE STATE
It has leaked out in Bridgeport that A
it. Logic. theBrldgeport dry goods mer-
chant whom creditors were looking for
ell last fall and who wee supposed to be
hiding in New York, wee in reality se-
creted in hie own house till he removed
West with hie family in December. He
wee snfleriug from nervous prostretion.
end one night while delirious went out
in hie night clothes end throttled a pee-
ser-by. When the man ran Logic tired a
platelet him. itisseid. From his win-
dow he could see the sherifl end hie oth-
oers while they watched hie house.
thinking he might return.
Two rogues. a Jew end a German.
tried to sell a bartender in Mid-
dietown .50 in counterfeit mon
ey for 05 in good coin. To
prove how easy the money could be pres-
ed they gave the bartender a good dollar
bill which he slipped into his vest packet
and called for the police. The would-be
renders started on a run toward Meri-
den. '
No new cases of typhoid fever have
developed in Stamford. Dr. Bonnier.
the town health ofliccr, said last night
that the epidemic wee on the wane. and
he was confident that the disease would
be wiped out in a few weeks. The cases
that were suspected of being typhoid
. ere found not to be such.
. of Pharmacy has giv- n
' v-se to Miss Jennie B.
= ridgepcrt.
demo of to lwente ie which liorwelh
w 1’ his areletereeted.
I. "t erening's presentation of “Back
A the Old Folks.” by Rice's Stock
co peny, wee a very agreeable one, the
ters in every instance being con-
ntioualy protreyed. The comedy
pa in: the hands of Charles Frey. as
Dink B we, end One. '1‘. Wallace's
Solon owe were exceptionally well
done. The programme rendered by the
orchestra wrs. r1 neuei. excellent. The
specialties by the Burt sisters. Allie
Fisher. Beale and Frey and Evens were
of a good character end heartily applaud-
ed. Numerous requesH have been made
fora repetition of "All in the Family."
protected by the company Tuesday
night. which will probably be produced
Saturday evening if the management
decides to change the programme.
Tonight “Beacon Lights.” a companion
piece to "Davy Crockett,” a clean.
romantic. semi-historical drama. will be
presented. The piece as done by this
company is devoldwof all that roughness,
dialect end “hurrah“ which have done
a) much to injure dramas of this
character. it being the property of this
company they have reeds special efforts
to mate it one of their strongest attrac-
tions and is seen in this city for the first
time at popular prices. Only one mati-
nee will be given. Saturday afternoon at
2:30. '
The Auguste Chronicle of January 8
bed the following to say regarding Bi
Henry‘s miostrels. which come to the
liorwelh Or are House. Saturday night:
"The theatre last night wee ialrly packed
tcsee the performance of Hi iienry's
Minstrels. end there wee not one of the
vast sndieees but was pleased. Of the
thirty members of the company. every
oueereertilte. Thebes been no min-
shale in Auguste in years that could
touchit. Thsvckssswsresecsllsntsnd
the menial“ great. While this is Ir.
Henry’sdrsttourinths Sonthitlstohe
hopedeincerely furthesehs of the fun-
‘mhehlvsrtisea lcr Ir. Platt. loving public it will not babble-t. There
, w- weseotsnoldjohencreueecisetgsg
H'm-rmflmufi ~lefastitwueflleltreiskowtm list-
3!.
Ital. I. Owsevmf Osborn avsess.
hmrsestvstwsrd ire- amount-
,Musther humme- here“.
“We
Will 'i' I
offline-Winsome»
‘iueswnlswerhwni‘seisesw
‘m
”.mtelthhssrvtsreslte
svettwlnlssriettsr
“More
tvrtheitehltnstc be. , 'l'hsstrsetpe
rsdsyenwlsyeaughtthetcwe."
lslsssidist new piaybg at
led tonight by f...
thh-uusaeslsetecmpeeyetpleysrs
daring theeetire atheism-seeing
Lsdyfresticeetsmnowheiegdis‘tribno
sdthroeghcutthscityaedeeehemeiv
ed atthe uenelplecee.
7
DRAWING A3 EDUCATION...
Its Practical Voice Proved In tier-e-
Selsools end lactation.
The United Stilton conmll at flit-11min
hue boon much lmprmsoil with the. immr-
tant place which drawing holds in liar
school» of Germany. and halt uumumriml
tin rmults of hie observation» in a report
which has juut been published by the: plate
department.
“I never know the value of drawing."
he writes. “till I came toiiemxony. At
Mannheim its moaning on on Nee-Mia]
part of aiiurmau odumtlon l‘xnxi (lust imprint
to dawn on me. I now We importance to
tho jowulry tmdo at Wi‘lf'll’lfi'lm. ’l‘lm more
I studied tho quantum of (lemma critical
ticn. especially twllnlml estimation. the
mom drawing I found. In» rim beginning
and end of all fm-Ilnlczil l‘ldlIWllilt‘lfi.
“A good knowledge of drawing makers
boy morn useful to his employer linen oily
other branch. It. in bellow-cl hero that to
be nblo to malio or build anything, one:
must be able first. to draw it. Then, again.
a drawing mechanic can carry homo enact
Ideas of things m-on. Ill be tho-custom not
onlylu (thonmitz. but in evv‘ry city 1 ME“
visited on tho continent. and mom rapt-'-
eially in Germany. to send out lmirml
draftemon to exposition» and fair» for the
purpose of oupyin designs. Mw‘ mmhium.
etc. How W011 t. uy have dime their work
In norm in the man aflwmrsuol Alix in (live
pcllc, Orr-fold, Plauon, Leipsl‘o. (,‘lxemillllz.
Frankfurt and Berlin. ’
“The importance. of this: study may he
mm In tho numy lllllli‘H devote-ll or it 1mm
tho kindurgartcu to the imiwrrity. No
other study In toolinlmi schools gets not
many hours or morn careful insmmhm.
In day schools. owning Minnie and Sam
day sclumls it in tho stilllrttlling—drrmmm
drawing. drawing! Ill Le an aid: ration
than an injury to the mvmory. it. trillion
the mind as wall as tho eye. It. in on gilt-nail
an old to the roan-toning pom-m as is loglr
or mathvmatiuu. it Is the wry r-vacn’eid
both. Um» In always rivaling wall tell-i.»
lions. making compariuimu. modulo; exact
nose. lh'eidvu. a tar-nm- of film linmuow'wmo
and beautiful in lli‘l‘t'Illel‘.
“What I want. to point out is in pm»
ili'fll value. Tho aware of bowel-ax in: the
l'nltml States who lutllnn-d rho hwl'li-r oi
solo In Rimhaix. Lynne and: 'l'rova Wow
20 yours um: now mow r... (I'IlI-l'lhlilllifil.
Plauou. (‘rofl-ld. tic-m and: i‘rllurmlmu‘i. ll
wail fornu-rly four weeks in Lynn» or
Tmym and um‘ or two «layer at Chi-Mix.
(in-fold or lv‘lauon. flow to in” waste
hero and days In the French: «militia-r REW'
tors. I do not. any that title mow
(‘Illlllfli‘ in entirely duo llodrawlnw and do»
reigning. but I do claim that: in very large
part of it Is. Nor am I alone in my belief
that drawing may I‘m an excellent! outwit
lull! for innit! and mallwmativn. Inf I [would
after I had Ill'itllll this ruport bonito WM
lltillt’il in Germanycontaining the some
ideas.
“ The best ouril larionto the imagination
or fum'y arc lliudliforcnll style“)! draw
lug. Ono author rlulmu ll; Mfllltt‘lbeni'. nail-II
lo lN‘llIllt'lll skill for training ill.» «you. line
host help in an uper-im ionmii objection:
and purspm-tiw form-a nml tho- apprecia-
lion of Ilulil. and ~dual-luv, It In allow-m-
gardi-d as a great old to tho unrhahm-mclfimxe
«lo nu-ntol Iumeul’lng. Goethe. unwound!-
uni of what In hour. and most. l‘u-amiiiulil lam
‘Ht‘l'lllltn thought. is quotml rwrywbume an
approving ol‘ dmwingrm upon; at ethical
tlou. I‘ll‘ my»:
" ‘i'ullslllt'i‘lllu illi‘ lllll‘mt‘tml’lt’dfld slim
lug an a partoi‘ an relocation. one more
tho llllKlli‘lllli‘l' and conviction that. lilo wow
joynwutml’ lilo physicalumrlxl iwllmmumilllwl
and Inrrr-um-d t‘hvrehy. 'D'ho outlive mmllvll
of form and color opcnu insult to» Ilium. A
new Iii'llbi‘ (organ ) nwakonu, which» caesium
tho "\‘l‘lll'ltl: lmprt-sulo‘nu. Mm- l‘wimu Io
«ppm-loin nature. to value. low: and! w
join-o uwr Ilia I‘n'amiun.‘
“i always find mrlmival‘: rainbow en»
llumlrmllv own the uuhjm-tl. l ltnnw vellum
opinions luunuim'turoru hold! in» wound to»
it; i know how cola-My the ermmonu of
French fancy (l'lttlmolcl and immrimlon
amroplml horn and mode viimpvr allow in
France and sold all ”\‘l'l‘ illlv unmidl My until
by with a wider llnx-unlumiuvim oi this or“.
Germany will not now! in. mri‘n i'rmwehur
Idmw. With tho pou v to put down «on pre-
pur llw myriad forms found in the Ionian»
and fluids. in make volul'linumlmw. ln'vvil’
pic-o things own by llw mind‘n «on». will
come novel! Ice and perfect I-nduprmii-nmr. “
-—.\'rw Yuri: 'l'luu-u.
Dismii'e litmvel‘oo» (were.
Willi the down of a umv MW l'w Dingllloib
poll! in"! In lfiii‘.‘ Illurm II' . at‘ln-uumu limsl‘ii‘lu
lli'n ill-mm. mul \vitvn, half It centric)! liliuuv.
ho liml IHHI IIIH liII of life Mill" I‘lrvmw‘. mom.
lwuau to appreciate how full txlw however»
lug yearn luul hem of ludomirwl’dlr lIlIlll'IIl',.
dovnlml to the gradual moron-Ht o0 «linear
of the lumen of commune. of NW r-miliilmmr
of tlw t tomzerx Mix-n witty. of Mir» good will
of tilt- sovereign andJ of lilo «opp-mutt ed the
nation.
All them «up dually won; and! thin at
tnumiluary child of ian. whom- won't-s»
tors Wt'm unhappy NIIW‘PH llwnrmi lam
Spain in Venice. whom itil’lml'l'lllwflll’ for
beam were poor lmmlmmcn mm a W-
don suburb. not Miami down to lilo root
of the chief of the house of emit-y. viii-u
tntod his will to the proudest mom?
on slit-tit. pound as the womanhood line
linglluil race on the mumbled mm
of Eumm «on elm imam: into the
hollow of his hand. clothed ll mmm
thnlm with imperial purpliv. Mil lurid-d
him a cause till-utilise! with Me amend
a party strong enough: televised id and
finally melt into ii men motion! with
flowers by the. tennis oi the W‘ earl
sunnouutod by rt memorial insertion! by
the hand of the queen. 'lilie Willie
era of mar/vein Ii‘li’l’iiilill‘lt Iii-W W
mantle of tire triumph of Written! els-
purity over hostile mndltiemamflmh
Century.
mm... mm
V‘ sol-er
.1, 43::
I. Wooster, patent lawyer end colic .
Bridgeport. Conn:
W. 8 Bridgeport three
steam engine or: c. E'Sin'lth.’
mt. three. sink ploy. swivel.
for ummetireily making wire
ehsin; A. lettier Hartford. screw cut
on; meeliiue; r. i m, Hartford,
pcrew mak mechisiepc. If. Spencer.
Windlallid .3. Mg. Hartfordmcrew
making machine; Y Cheer. Water.“
bury.oi| can; W. H flamed. Meridea,
wick adjuster for central drsit tempo;
6. B Adams. New Britain. two. clasp.
garment on r; If. L. limohtles.
Derby, nine inc for capping corset
wires; 8. Whitiock. Shelton. elr cushion-
Nengstuck. insulator holder; 6. H.
Berry. Derby. tenement“ receptacle;
ii, Berry. Derby. ornamental recrplacle.
Trede'merlr: Jewell Pun company.
ilerttord. toilet pine. '
mm "M...
ifeliew Ycramiilioneiregiveeadm
neretdthevennesndflthsceetmosting
"09.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
audthesepcople spenddlmm indoc»
or! blileend linein have topeyihMl
filaanmBloodUurcuacnrethem
whetwould bathe uviugpsrcapito ii
the dine. should not be given. there
oeingd‘lpeuonsetthefesstr
bluheetl’leiwed’edrngstore.wherr
you meyhavs the problemsoived an“
www.mCm [tiresome
tee Don’t lien te Swear 0!
says the St Innis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about hello See. the
famous tobacco habit core. “We know
0' many cereseured by No—‘l’o line. one.
a t St. ionic architect. smoked
and chewed for twenty years: two boxes
annihirnsotheteventhe smell of to
heron makes him sick.” ‘lio’i'o'lisc sold
and guaranteed by it. ii. Pleisted. No
core no gay. Book free. Sterling Reme-
dy (30., ew York or Chicago.
lie-‘e This:
I'm odor 0m iinmltnd Dollars reward for
any are of Celmh that rennet it) cured
by unit's Ceiarrh (fire.
I’. J. (3113le a: (“0“ Prone. Toledo. 0.
'9'!“ underdeoedhare known FJ.Cheney
:for the lent if. reuse. and tellere him mum;
honorable lie all hindrance tramedlene end he.
eaeielfly ehiewewyootenyebligntlonemade
M their Iree. '
Weed 8 run. Win Breeders. Toledo.
0.; Weill-.2 Klan. ‘ Mervin. Wholesale
”meal-ta. Toledo. Ohio.
Bali‘s- (Unearth Cure in taken internally. act»
Ingdirettiy new the Mood and mucous eur-
feoesof the nets-m. Meme per bottle. Sold
by all ”MM Terri-x relate free.
children Cry for
Pitchers Cnetoria.
children Cry for
Pitcher'e Cnstorle.
Wallaby minds. we gsreMCamoda.
monumsemmmmmn
mmmmmmmtm
mmniewmmmmm .
Children Cry for
Pitcher'e Centuries. -
Notice: City Taxes.
[5 ierpnyenwi them” 0'. “until Survulk
mini-«M Milled than the city gas or
elm mildew new at. Won the lily m~
nine! Ito-r of WI. er
a my Medial: gander
slim ”will mm mm strait. on i ay
:6 Starch. Mill. sum the library fund in of
Worth en SIMMNJIM atlhesenie
mmusllilhrdmem enrelrleoeihe tint day
oil ”.mieiwhir’dl Kiwi mu thiVO the
Well Vile muses. We. iii! Worthington
new- Mr or. m- we of nine Wiper
condenser items that l. MIA. will be rhamed
out all Millie "mom untold on and after
.ilmwe "' W" concur o. li’fl'iiiild...
Collective «.6 Mass of «in! City of lioulh hor-
”a"... nude»... Atom am
we:
' REGINA.
1113 "It“
MUSIC BOX
IA’I'I’AC'II'IID l! AfllIIiCA.
rears l.” torment“ NIH.
CALI; A!” IIIIAB fl'.
H. S. HOOD,
log device. Daigns: L. S Burnaby. m
”memmnehrzsg.
SIZE ID SIIII PIIIIDIIISEII.
0n crest of Woodward prop-
erty, overlooking Nor-walk har-
bor. For particulars apply to
C. SWABTZ.
83 Washington Street.
0. ll. lltlllEl’t
City Employment Agency.
lle‘llee end gentlemen desirin competent
hrlpln any capacity can obtain 0 same at
the above agency.
WIITED IMMEDIATELY.
Petitions for several thoroughly competent
menusmachmeu.gardenere.englneers.lloxlets.
aslesmen. or on farms. etc. etc.
C. H. HARVEY.
nerwnr'e anon erona.
" 70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
Taylor a: Golden-
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON SIRE".
Permna looking foralot. or house and lot
w.th the view 0 purchasln . are invited to
nail and examine our list. a have them for
sell- in every partof the city at reasonable
end on eeev terms. an” tf
WANTED.
HAN who can heel and run a heel trim-
mer. Apply at this emce- e‘5 at
NSWER THIS. The largest. subscription
house in the country wants a first class
representative for this commuulty for strictly
special work. Short hours. Good pay. Minis-
tar. teacher. or wide-awake men or woman
given preference. Address. stating age and
armor employment. Globe Bible Publishing
Co.. mfheetnnt street. Phile.. Pa. ate 5t
LEASING end dyeing establishment. N i
C Raymond street. Corner South Main
f electric cars. South Nor-
W respectful! announce to the
citizens of Root Norwalk. orwslh and vicin-
ity that we e blluhed ourselves in your
midst. in the ng and cleaning business.
and are now prepa . to do all kinds of clean-
ing and dyeing In the bet stvle and man-
lmdlee' suite. either made up or
a rt. cloaks. capes. lnfants‘ canes. hoods.etc..
r bbone. frinm piano. or an. billiard covers.
mothers. u-nrfs. ties. hit gloves. hid shoes.
also feathers cleaned and curled. Gentleman's
zermenta dyed or cleaned and pressed in the
best manner. 0. BUTTERFASS. inliltf
TO LET.
G-
ronr. A rm mm moi-2'; E as; in" Sunri-
Nll. Building. Rent 850a month. Apply
at the Sim-riser. office.
DESIRABLEhouen nn Gersrd place: all
modern lmproxemeute. inquire of E.
ADAMS. inlet!
OTTAGE of all Nome. Quintard at");
Apply in Chester F. Clerk. Brown & Wil-
nor‘s store. i r l8 Quintard avenue. Apr em
COT PAGE corner Maple street end Franklin
avenue. 8 rooms. All modern improve—
ments. Inquire of O. E. Wilson. at if
A VERY desirable lionsezfurneeerange. bath
stationary tube. hot water. nice yard.
gmd location Inquire ot TAYLOR dz GOLD.
all. Washington street. or of owner. 2! Taylor
avenue. near West street. I Jill tf
IioUPE 9 rooms. No. 6 'l‘ollee street; second
floor. 8 rooms. X0. 8 Tollea street; first
floor. 5 rooms. No. lll’f‘ollrs street. Water In.
All in first class order. House Belden street.
Ely Keck. Apply to TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
or J Ollll ll. ltNAPl’. 83 West street. a1 tf
OWER pert of tenement at No.10 Marshall
1 street. lnqulreenyevenlngof Unlimily
Pardon. el5tl
)Ait‘l' of House No. 1 Henry street. four
room». Also part of house he in b‘net
avenue. Rout low. Apply to W. YOUNGS.
Lockwood M‘f‘g t.‘o.. or on premises. amdt
SECOND floor, No. '37 “'oodwerd avenue,
rent Slim-Ix rooms. wood floor. l0 Union
meet. rent did: house. brooms No. 3i Wood
ward avenue. rent lid. Apply to iii. A. WOOD-
WAltil. UM tf
FOR SALE.
coma-i ;..‘i;1..;.i.{;'....r mixing.
and ham on (trove street. Apply to B. it
SHERWOOD. Iii Grove street. 80th Norwellk.
epr‘. t
M...
COTTAGES AND BillLIlING DOTS. Cot-
i es on Quinlan! avenue sir room
each-giver” new end in condition.
floodimproved bulldl lota.deslrebl located.
Termseaey. Acolyte itANCltl ll 'lxfila’l‘
1101‘”: and lot with barn. at Winn! air.
with three-fourths or an acre of and
umreorlene. inquire of S. ii. SHERWOOD
liltirove street. moth Norwalk. Conn. malt
MEAT sew between Elle-bell: and Weslv
lugtonsllrets. The miller will lie mil.-
ebly rewarded by relnruln II (0.1. A ifnrrlnu.
tone market. ilehrosd p are. no. bounds.
mu
02s“ Friday. while rim. brown Ilt‘lvl. brown
on clean sides and neck. Part hull. Ans-
't‘l‘lWIbO name of Jack. Holler no but no
name. iieturu to F A. LANE‘S rlsrrlitltrlls‘ikit‘.at
use. riotsrtusru. "
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double breeete Jacket. Paonrts P393. 3:11?“
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Your car fare allowed on $5 purchases and over
MEIGS & CO.
827 Main cor. Bank St.. Bridgeport. 0t.
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Hoyt’s Opera House
One glorious week. commencing
MDIIDII. APRIL 22d.
DIME MATINEE. SATURDAY.
Return engagement of
. RlCE’S
STDBK DDMPANY»
of 85 artists. Life Guard Bend and Orchestra.
Entire new rs to
novelties. D'l' Ire of plays “d musical
TIIIIIISDII EIEIIIIID:
“BEICDII LIGHTS."
Low prices—lilc. 20c. me. No higher.
Sale of seats opens Wednesday morning at
alii
Pleieted's and Gregory's drug stores.
NDIIWIIII DPEHl HDIISE.
ONE NIGHT 0N LY.
SITUHDAY. APRIL 27Ih.
III HENRY’S
FAMDIIS MINSIRELS
Forty burnt cork celebration lyerything
brand new. a elel engagement of the m -
arch of the m netrel wor d. FRANK 3. fi?_
NISH. A strictly up-to-dete performance. -
trocuclnge host of comedians and a num .
ofspecle features.
LOOK! LOOKI! 1008 ll!
Neverin minetrel hietor I:
offered at these special y was one . she
PRIDES, 25¢. 350 "ID 506.
Reserved seats on sale at Gr 's at N r-
wus; Tomlinson‘s at. South xmzkl son)
lonmu OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK,
Dilllllillillliii llilIlllli, APRIL 29
Russell's lyceum
Theatre company.
III IIEPEIITDIIIE
STIIIDMID I'IIDDIIDTIDIIB.
Popular prieee.—-li‘e.‘.’0c and (tic. Reserved
seats on sale at Tomllnaon'o end Gregor ‘s.
Change of bill nlghtl .-.
MARINE SOCIAL
~ , WITH—
SONGSOFTHESEA
on board the good ehlp “llAl'N'I‘IlESS,”
SO. NORWALK CONGREGATIDNAL
CHURCH, TUESDAY, APR. 30.
Enlortnlumvnt by the cabin passengers and
new at tin-lls (H I ml 'i‘m-uly of NHI'WAII'S
bouncer-re and mtrurnentnlluis will l'ertlcl.
late. Adtnlrs'rm "loom-«rt 2!» More. served
7 «silnr lasslev In lower rebln. imiors and
n in (-muwt. lilo. all! lw
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mull/sic HALI. I
BIBLE SiHiflL.
Open Tuesday, Thursday and deter-
dsy eveninge and every afternoon. ,
Private s can be ensured for. Pure
chasm of w to receive instructions free- »
IIBIIILILEY iii). .
52 South Main St...
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Norwalk Chronicler