, '9-
sons custom of white brilliantine, with
, caretully ,.
spot where it lay. this is the ilfth skele-
ton lir. Branders has iountl while to.
pairing the streets.
auburn-er ( .
“slim-A Riverside Woman - ‘-
‘ ”math-Personal and Daniel
9'9"“. V
When sale at the lastlioro
Meats lrvinallnltil. withwhcar
ammnawunnmsrsoum
muni- 1.. Her Palmer.
, notifier»! In. Alexander
1‘ ,gtc-Waliacs E.Bates, was sol-
Wiretalgbtstmo o'clock at the
“neithebrldefibEast avenue. There
“relatives and friends in at-
«Mfaadthe occasion was one oi
dissects in East Side society this sea-
“ recurs...- attired in a hand-
lers and ribbon trimmings. The brides~
maid was Ilse Etta Brundage, who wore
7 aaait of blue and grey cloth, and the
's best man was Edward Palmer, a
Another of the bride. The house was
”totally mated with out flowers,and
Misti a‘ very pretty appearance
DIV. A. J. Smith, pastor of the East Ave
1 Isle“ Methodist Episcopal church, per-
fumed the impressive ceremony. The
pasted in Guidar’s Ball. tomorrow night.
Thmey‘who purchased tibkelsicr the last
entertainment, but could not use theta
on account at the orcde house,csn use
them on this occasion. The principal
7:15, sitar which anyone will be entitled
toe seat. This entertainment will, if
possible, surpass the previous one, and a
on Locust avenue, will be raised today.
ensuing year: President, Gould D. Jel-
. much wedding march was artistio
sully rendered by Mrs. Edwin O. God
A {rival in a few days.
' ,; hwy. The ushers were Harry Hoyt and
William Gorbam. The young couple rec
dredalargenumher of var valuable
udhandeome presents. Fol wing the
' my the guests reassembled at the
home of the groom, 23 East avenue,
where a reception took place. During
“washing the young men of the place,
‘ willswhom the groom is very popular,
tainted the couple a serenade. Mr.
and an. Bates are boarding here for the
gaunt.
Ire. Scott, of Riverside avenue, was
Mynterday oncomplaint of lire.
m A. Innings, a neighbor, who
accused her of trespass, assault and
‘ breaking in the door of the latter’shouse.
Ire. Scott was taken before Justice
Resin, and pleaded guilty. The justice,
War, was disposed to be lenient,
.d on lire. Scott's promise to pay the
Moi the case, discharged her.
Contractor, Bell’s men commenced
yplanking the addition to the
Benedict Farms bridge. The new por-
dorsof the bridge will be ready for
The old portion
needs considerable repairing. many of
the planks having outlived their useful-
“ _
The Narornahe Fish and Gems associa-
tion has appointed a committee to confer
W O’Sullivan, oi the Dor-
hn House, relative to the establishment
of grounds for a gun club at that popu-
lc resort,
Thfieioop “Sea Serpent.” which ire-
qu-tiycomes into this port with ash.
he been sold by the owner, Captain
We Davies, of Riverside, to Cap.
& Oharhs Nichole, of the same place.
The canal boat “Joe Wells" is at liar-
wh's dock taking on a load of coal dust,
which will be transported to Brooklyn,
where it will be used by the sugar re-
m.
Haiti: Ollicer W. J.Tracey basebated
fie nubanca on Isple avenue, where
‘gnant water stood in a culvert under
db 001:0“an railroad tracks.
m Norwalk friends of Dr. I]. P.
Oil), oi 8tamford,'wili be pleased to
lure that his health much improved by
& trip to the far West.
W. ii. Verity’s store on the bridge is
MI: gotten in readiness for occupancy
as aecntsctiouery and we cream parlor.
'ras proprietme are said to be Norwalk
parties.
Bpiia have been driven in the rear of
Rank 8. Ayres' building at the east end
a! the bridge for the purpose of building
I Inali addition 1.0th lower floor.
In. 0. H. Ahthorpe, oilltiverside ave—
me. has returned from a week's visit
will friends in Brooklyn end up the
Hudson.
John Killer, e batter;|in Raymond a
“web’s iactory, will next week ship
flh Captain Palow on the sloop ”Jessie
i.”
Ire. Iargsret A. Voorhees, oi lleits
was a guest at the Rogers-Wilson
/wsddlng in Huntington, L. 1., yesterday.
Ire. W. P. Palow and her daughter,
a! (love streetsndfiecondavenue, have
“a to vitit relatives in New Jersey.
lb Isrgsrrt Pack. of ltorwalk, one
C kt liorwelk's riliolent mbars, rides
lasswiord wheel.
The barge “Unis lichlllame” has
.rlved with coal for J. Wallace Herein.
lb lisehsth :‘Wtske is oonfluedto
. inns-amusvsaaawitatasgslp.
i BOWAYTOR.
“W John Broaden.
wflamflsgtheroadhstwaan.B.
'T‘Wsrssidsncsonl’rcspeetflm
fly. is“. at gigantic
filial-lib Bills homasteed,yeetsr-
.Wgwhmfldnmw
prosortioua
bed domed. but “cementum was aerated in
assewwssiflvrhw: Harm BehJs-wmt‘aosctssemt
‘ give-Wm new '
2
museums-
reburietl it. and marked
Thescbooi court‘sloment will be re-
wlli reserve mate for ticket holders until
lull house is anticipated.
The irerne for George Raymond's house
WESI'PORT.
The Dramatic club met last evening
with Iiiss Lane M. Morehouse.sud the
following oilicers were chosentfor the
leils; secretary. Stewart W. Sherwood;
treasurer, lies Lane M. Merchants:
business manager, Arthur B. Jellefie;
stage manager, Arthur B. Jellctle; assist-
ant stage manager, J. Charles Bullion;
committee on plays, Gould D. Jeilefis.
Arthur B. Jeilele and Miss Lena hi.
hicrehouse.
William H. Thomas, of Compo street,
had two paralytic shocks, Wednesday
siternoon, and is at present in very poor
health.
List of unclaimed letters at the W .
port poet-omce: %
Joseph Rockwell, Iliss Agnes O. Whi‘ .
lire. James L. G. Cannon has been the
guest of friends in New Haven during
the week. .
Mrs. William H. Beidsn, of Bridgeport.
hasbeen visiting relatives here during
the week.
Mrs. George Ball, of Brooklyn. is a
guest at the residence of Edward '1'. tier-
vin.
lire. Phoebe Vantsssai, of Elizabeth,
N J., is visiting friends in town.
The Chhutauqua Circle met Tuesday
night with Rev. James E. Coley.
hire. Sereno G. Allen is visiting in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Daniel Crossman is quite ill.
Enterprising Advertisers.
No clothing concern in this section of
Connecticut enjoys a more enviable rep-
utation for strict reliability than do Comv
stock Brothers. Their goods are all that
they represent them to be, and the pat-
ters, cuts, fits, make and wear never go
amiss. It will pay you to call and exam-
ine their stock.
Charlesiid. Seymour gives purchasers of
groceries some timely hints in
his new advertisement today. He is
well fitted to give them, as he keeps in
the front rank at all that pertains to his
line of business. His large trade is an
indication that he pleases the public.
Wail paper is so cheap at Deoker‘s this
spring that no one should hesitate about
having his house beautilied. Mr. Deck-
er employs thoroughly competent work;
man, and guarantees every roll of paper‘
h’u men hang. in the house painting line
lir. Becker’s work cannot be excelled.
The Norwalk Boston store is showing
a line of dress goods this spring which,
in value and style, are right up to date.
They have also received ility ladies” jack»
sis that are natty and neat, and although
they are high-priced garments they will
be sold at nearly one half their value.
The ladies of Norwalk seem to be per.
ticuiariy interested just now in Tris.
tram a Byatt‘s cloak department.
where they are showing a large assort-
ment of capes, suitable for spring wear.
The! are rich in quality. stylish in tit,
and the prices are so surprising as the
vastness oi the stock.
The few warm days of the past week
have created a demand for spring suits,
and Benedict do Uo.'s salesmen. have in
consequence, been very busy supplying
the demand. The firm's clothing is sty-
itsh in appearance, all new fabrics, and
the prices are as low as is consistent with
good goods.
Lobstere are now being brought into the
Norwslk market in great quantities, and
Boat 6: Zeluil deliver them fresh every
Saturday. They also receive a fresh er-
rival of North lliver shad every day. and
vegetables direct from Green's Farms
every morning.
lead, the ooniectiouer, holds his final
great candy , sale flatnrday. ills plsar
autlcecream parlorswill be opened to-
morrow. Bakery, confectionery and be
creemeodacaabeiouud there freehand
delicious.
hailing honestly and giving goods in
fine. clean condition is what has built up
a large business in grain. ilourJesd, hay,
etc, for l.,'l'. Batch. Be drab lunone
but the best.
Pleated. the dragglst. is still setting
theprlee on patent metichss. lee ed-
vsstlsemsat tor lat-t guardians.
I. 8. Bond is showing somethbg very
daintyintbe waycf soup endssncrr
with solid silver Trilby spoon.
W
Warmers"
Ahorssthisl'llwkommseytowssci
years. iron which he was raise-ed about
three years ago. Thornpsou stole a driv-_
lug horse from Emily G. Clemons, of
Zrer's Bridge. on January it, and she
notified the police oi Shelton. The thief
traded the stolen horse for a horse balone-
iog to George , Lsmsou. of Bouthlngtoo.
Then he went to Hartford and sold
Lernson’s horse to a men for 020.
Nearly Elem llundred of Them—«Great illic-
hlgir sounding titles who visit this city
from time to thno are seldom or never
among the roolly important rmlivoruiors
of British intiln. There are hourly 700 now
:01er lmportuuco, though the numlmroi
those that cut. any coriritlornblo iiguro in
tho [million of British ludiu is lnllt'll amnl‘
,
Mr. Pat Cieary, . M9
NATIVE PRINCES lN INDIA.
hiere For Etiquette and home Very meh.
Thorn! Bust Indian princos with strange,
iivo Silltt‘fl, mid of ihcro about 200 ore of
lor rind of those that. have large [mwore
omniior still. it. may ho i'l'l'illli‘d how,
when Colonel vaoomo suddenly nppouml
in n London drawing room whom it dusky
rinboli was compincontiy revolving tho horn.
ngo of tho company, the cztsit-rrrprintsc.
recognizing o mun who had scout resptct
for his pretensions tit homo, at once drop-
ped his ltll‘i-l and mode it Very humble bow
to be old soldier. it is so with mitivo in-
up? priucosoi the strrnilor sort. still. They
not grt-ntiy nvgnrtiod m. homo by the
English, though the British govvrnmont
Moortis thorn it sort of ofllclol rvspmrt. 'I'lio
princes are grout sticklcrs for this official
recognition rmd urn jonious of u singlo ex-
trn gun accorded to one of their own num-
ber. Some princes uro saluted by the
British with ll guns, others with ill, oth-
era with It), and tho nizum of ilnidnrnhod,
who rulcs 11,500,000 pimple and has on in-
come of nbout $20,000,000, is, along with
nfow others, honored with ill guns. A
few of tho princes have one or two extra
guns us n special ptrsonal distinction. All
those things nurst be known by tho nrmy
and navy ('oimrmmlonl of tho iirilinll ur-
my in India, and a neglected not ire prince
is u very angry mnn. '
The titles. “'Yill'll sound an patronize. urn
slmplu crmugh when translated. ilujolr
moans king untl nmlmrujulr grout. king.
Sumo of tho more important princes lh'ltl'
this loin-r title. Thorn nroplx-utyuf m—
julrs with little territory, loos iuvoiuo nud
no power. Nsrwnb is anotiu-r form of no-
lmh, and the word muons n tiuputy gov-
oruor. L'ndcr tho Mogul r-mpim there
Wt‘l'tl viceroya and under tin-m unlxrba, or
nnwnlrs. Tho title woe smurf inn“: m mforrod
without territory upon distinguiahul Mo-
hnmmmluus Nimru rut-nu» rt-guimur. or
governor. The title is lwroditury in tho
family of tho rmtivo rulers of ":lilllti‘itllltll.
The historic titio nimm ui ruuik moans
merely regulator of, tho mute. lessee back
to 1713. Molnar-ones in the title of a mu-
hnmjnh’s Wife! and mneo of u mjnir's wife.
Begum moons lady or princess null is tho
feminine of the title boy. ()no native
state of India has pmapcml for some gru-
cmtiono under {cumin rulers. The rmrha-
mirth of ilnrtxln hours the title of gull;-
vvnr, vnriousiy spoiled. litr-mliy mooning
cowlwrti. There are besides the tltlouof
inuiusmo, ran. mlr, irmhornwul nudothcrs.
Noun otiwr of tho nutlvo princes np-
prunclu'a in wealth and pmvor tiu- nimm
of linitinmlmtl. though fit't‘t‘trztl of tiwru
hnvo incouws of from tamiooo to swam
000nm! ruio fmru':,tl00.oml inil.l’rll1l,tliltl
permit» Smut- llurt nn‘ lmmml with ll
gum have only "5,000 or £20,000 as your
and rulo lull. n fo-w thousand pmplr. The
number of guns is not (lope-fulfill upon it
prince's lill'illlll' or illlill‘lt'l’ of ruhjwte.
Tim court of u. unliw prim'v isu place of
tnvvdry splendor, swarming \tiili awn"
unis. Tho primo minim-r of [imprint-o
is often it mun m' muvh poll! in :1! minimum.
anti curiously enough Willii'illllt'iliiYii;1ilt'l'
canto than his lmu-‘lt'r. for :r print-o is not
not-ossurily rt mun of wry high twin.
Thom nro nomv curiom nillm-e in u rmlivo
court. For ll|‘~illlll'f‘. Mum tlw nmlmmjulr
of ’i'rnvom'ur, n limit of t‘llul‘lllullrl income,
vluitmi iiomlury mnw your,“ sign lu-lrrmrrxllf
with him trot only his priuu- IuiuNor, fu-
rnoua rm n. dipiuiumist, but. in well too
nnult'lr girls. ului those douwrd nor-o
thought no previous that tilt-v wmr tho
properly of tho Muir. 'i‘lm mulutmjuii ltmk
rs grout homo in u fruitionnhlo port of tho
t-ity nuti ll-HI tnuiwrnutr'ii timrcr-nfur
tim muumnvot of his lirumutrrr acquaint.
Alleluia—Now Yuri. Fun.
A l'llilult‘illl'n Internet in War.
Art on twimuyh- of luv mm'rlihglytli-
vet-w lilit‘i't -tr~ ll .1! mm do: t-ml upon the
ltlli'r‘t'r i of llru oliil‘iiill‘nt' urine or qtlolo the
following Iv'tvr which mus rw‘vutly ro-
t'olwtl Ivy Mnraimi Vulnngnlu:
limwml—wl run on urdilmry schoolboy
m'rirt‘r-ly Hyr-umoid. la-luy in llvru. in
the ruins Switzerland iv. ailmlli‘l' than do-
pun. l mu tarry ulurl you how met. your
ommiw mt my forvl'ntlo-N lzli'l ills-lfl’flllll
tlmt iio- Incru-ywumui Imsrtiwny» “on.
It in to he hotmi that you will mourn-Hire
gn'ul ('hlm-w empir'v not! pull down ilw
grout wnil ilmt surmmuls it. i hollow
this Willi [tin lilrtlm' lu.‘ my not having
any ('ltlllt'filrsillllltm in rnynliuun yet. 1
hour you rim it kind mun. Will you be an
grand no to its-ml run some of tho rrmny Chi:
rune stamps which you urnsuro loilnd
among the lowly?
The mar-Adm] was of mrrrrw numb huma-
ori at the letter, and although ‘lm line not
yet hurl time to pull down the grmt wall
he has made such arrangements that It
youthful correspondsnt's smbltlon.-West~
mineter Gssstte.
Fischer's castorla.
Pitcher. editoria-
mmmmnwum
”fimamfiaflfam
wanna-ammonium
mmwmmapvethmm
prunes-s
terns. b »
yesrsbssbssnknownesflarper'sYooag
People will, beginning with its issue of
April 801b, bear the title Harper's
Bound Table—a change in title which
has not been made arbitrarily, but
which is an expression of the paper’s al-
ready ertended fluid. The broadening of
the periodical has been gorng on for
some time. and corresponds with a real
growth and a design to appeal to a larger
circle of readers.
shall no iolgcr stand in the way of his
Children Cry for
Children Cry for
The weekly paper which for fifteen
Departments especiai‘
ly devoted to amateur sport, notably
in the leading schools of the country,
which will be conducted by an
editor well qualified by experience
in this field, and whose attention will be '
wholly given to this work; a department
established in recognition of the extra.
ordinary interest at present taken in bi-
cycling, including maps of roads, that
will be useful to wireelmen in all parts of
the country, supplflng sneed that has
been long felt. but has not yet been met;
the remodelling of the ’psge In its pro-
aswell as the maintenance of the old
' Building ‘W
City Employment Agency.
hsl inanyea it can obtain the e t
bhOWIbth allelic“; W earn W
morn-.9coat:brnermardcnersmngineers.tioritlts.
salesmen. or on farms, etc., etc.
rn
Real Estate and Insurance.
call and examine our list.
sale In every part of the city at reasonohio
prices and on easv terms. ante ti
portions. type,etc.; employment of new "
size it SIIll out s... A
On crest of Woofiiw .
0. BWARTZ.
83 Washington Street.
as
I‘ll
‘ D. II. RAIYEY'I
Ladies and gentlemen desiring compatriot
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Positions for several thoroughly compellinl
C. H. HARVEY.
muvnr'a anon none.
if 70 North Main street. South Norweili.
W. 1-: A:
Taylor 8: Golden-
'AIEIIGTOI "REIT.
Persons lookigg fore lot. or house endiot
with the view purchasin .ara invited to
e have them for
-._-_..._._. ”no!!!
W'Wfi‘in'sW'i'Win,
contributors of fiction and special articles
—these are some of. ‘tbe parru triers in
which the change referred to will mani-
fest itself.
If a New York millionaire gives e um-
nar at 6th avenue and 26th street, costing
5100.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and these people spend $1,466.00 in der-
ors’ bills and finally have to pay $6.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them
whatwcuid bathe saving per capita it
the dinner should not be given, there
bdng 8? persons at the feast!
inquire at Piaisted’s drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Csctos‘iilcoi Cure
How‘s This!
We oflor20ue Bundred Dollars reward for
any case 0(1Catsrrh that 1 cannot be cured
irylliail's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY A: (70.. Props..‘i'oledo. 0.
We.the underelgueddmve known F.J.Cheney
for the last in years. and believe him pericctly
honorable in oil business transactions and un-
socially able to carry out any obligations made
by their iirm.
West Jr Truss. Wholesale Drngglrta. Toledo,
0.; Weldin; Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggtsts. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's Catmh Cure is taken internally. act-
ing directly upcnithe blood and mucous sur-
faces of the system. Price. 75c per bottle. Sold
by all Drusglsts. Teetimr nials free.
i
I
liAMBlEIi BICYCLES
The beat of all high grade bicycles.
STDRMER BIOYGLES
A splendld‘madiurn rice wheel.
lass-eons given. or pa d for it received else-
where. to those dealing with us.
THE 1. T. PRDWITT (20.
inch 5i tf
hidilceiClty mic”;
iii! far
are b
air mills on the tloi-ar. laid on the oily neces-
meut list of hm at a city meeting hard at
Ari-In Hall on atllson street. on the filth day
of March. lllllll. also the librar‘ fund tax of
one-quarter mill on the dollar. aid at the same
time, will be due and payable on the first day
of May. lhllfr. at which time! wIIl race-ire the
creme at 1 ill RIITINII. other. no Washington
street. Penalty at the rate of nine (ill per
cent. a year from May I. IM. will be charred
on all bills remaining unpaid on and alter
June l, mil.
ROBERT ti. MITCHELL.
Collector of Tears of the City of Booth Nor»
walk.
iioulh Norwaik. Conn . April Zl. 1m
a3! 3w
f“.
cop AND snucen
Wl'l‘ll
SOLID SILVER
TRILBY SPOON
75c.
H. S. ROOD,
it heath Isle Itrret. la. lerwan.
stir
yers of thr- Ciiy of South Norwnllt
ANQWEB. THIS. The largest subscription
representative for this community for strictly
special work. Short. hours. Good
tar, teacher. or wide-awake men or woman
given pretersna. Address. station are
by notified that the city tax of ._...
: nuns Allll
...,__.-........._.,.. .. A a-
"may... ca-v a.» and 7.; {liter trim-
mer. Apply at this office. add All.
house in the country wants a first class
pey. Minis-
and
armor employment. Globe Bible Publishing
00.. 723 Chestnut street. Phile.. Pa. sum
CLEANlNG and dyeing establishment. lilo. 4
Raymond street, Corner South lain
street. on line of electric cars. South 1 or-
walk,Conn We reapectfuli announcers the
citizens oi damn Norwailr, orweik ends“. in«
My that we established ourselves in Four
midst. in the dyeing and cleauin bust see,
and are now prepared to do all klud‘s of c san—
lng and d sing in the very best stvle and man-
ner. les' suits. dresses, either made up or
a rt, cloaks. capes. infants' ca rs. hoods,,etc.,
bbons. fringes. piano. or an, riiiiard covers.
mufflers. scarfs, ties, hi giovos lrld shoes.
also leathers cleaned and curled. iientiemen'a
nrmentsuyed or cleaned and pressed in the
beat manner. C. Bli’i'i‘ERFABi‘i. rnlil tf
OR generul housework. a German or Hendr-
girl German preferred. inquire at 4
Arch allrel . Alli} ii
(i ERMA .‘l .."'n;.‘.‘.'..'..}; .i}i;7'....“.i.2r. an-
I den-lands washing and some cooking.
Apply between i and h p. m. 06 East "admit
a
”AH—~—
' downer. W
l!"-
Sroun sun autumn; or x All. in filter!-
slr. Building. Rent 15in. month. Apply
at the sen-riser. omcc.
OTTAGE of six rrnnia. Quinlan! arenas
Apply in (theater 5'. Clara. Brown at Wil-
oos'a store. I r is Quinta"! avenue. Apr intf
COTTAGE corner lsple stress and l‘rttuklln
avenue. h more. All modern improve-
manta. inquire of O. B. Wilson. u if
A VIRY desirable housrzfurnecerango. bath
stationary tubs. hm water nice yard,
good location inquire or TAYIAAR a Gillian:
IN. Washington street. or of own‘r. fl ’anlor
avenue. hear West street. 11 if
HOUs‘E 0 rooms. No. ii Tolles street; second
tloorni more, No, 8 Toilets street; first
floor. brooms. No. ltl'l'olles street. Waller in.
Allin first clues order. Bones Britten M1201.
Ely Neck A My to TAYLOR Air GOLDEN.
or JOHH ii. RAPE” West street. at it
street. inquire any evening of in. Emil
as. nib if
I)Aii‘l‘ oi House bin. 1 Henry street. four
rooms. Aim part of house l'b'n in East
avenue. Rent. low. Apply!" W. Yoll'lrlirl.
lsocawood M'f'g (10.. or on premises, slam
El'ONi) floor. No. :7 Woodward avenue.
rent stint: moms. second floor. ill Union
street. rent flanking, 6 rooms No. Ei‘
ward avenue, rent .11. Apply to I}. A. “WIOIL
WARD. 1.9”!
”A .c ,._'.
"insane.” '
COTTAGE on (lienvrmd avenue and house
and burn on lirove our-rt. Apply It: 8
SHERWOOD, iii Grove street, fioulh thflal‘k.
at .. t
v...” . M...” .. . .07.... . _. a. -1“... .,___.
()T'I'AGILN AND lil'lidllNG norm. Cop
rages on Quintartl avenue. Ill rumm-
mh. Nearly new and in ‘gotid trillion.
“nod improved building low aslrabll, coat .
Terms easy. Apply to l‘ttAXiClsl it ill) "
l
HOUSE and lot with barn, at Wluihipsuh.
with three-fourths or an acre or and.
more or Inn. inquire of ii ll. llillt‘thD
rs iirrrvn street. Houth Norwaik, Conn. mm if
m...
Wars. rucssrrssrs.
XPllitilth‘ED midwife and trained nurse,
1 as Meadow streetmouth WWW-Who i
l or
‘
”MUSIC ms‘é’éiis
lln Banjo, Mandolin, liglio sud
Roller,
in Honth Norwallt. at 17 lbs street. every
Y‘iurrstley fishing. "{or part cuiurs call at
v on not at run
" ’" ° N n. n sense-rim.
Mumford. ”mu.
lHHTRiYMENTi-l YUitNlitlmll. all” in
WGEARYE
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- One glorious week. commencing '
MONDAY. APRIL 22d.
DIME MATINZI. ilA'l’UBDAY.
Return engagement“
RlCE’S
STUCK RUMPANY
of 36 artists. Life Guard Band and Orchestra.
attire new repertoire or plays and musical
novelties.
FIIDAY “Hill:
'TWIXTMYE AID DUTY
Low prices—lilo. me. me. No higher.
Bale of seats 0 ns Wetland
“mm“ “6 lAllison's drug .“uiré'lmm‘di
W llllliilllll arm rouse,
OSEINEGET ONLY.
SATURDAY. APRIL 27th.
Ill HENRY’S
FAMRUS MINSTRElS
Forty burnt rmlr celebration Everything
brand new, 5 claiengagementof the
arch of the in astral word. FRANK
Nina. A strictly anovdsts pert
trnoucl’ix a host of comedians and n
of spec features.
LOOK! LOOKS! LOOK!!! Ff.
Narnia min-Hal blot was such a
oil'ersd as these special or! ‘
"ID", 25:. 356 AID
Reserved seals on sale at a at lar-
waik; Tomliuson'e at riourh 31%... a
roam our route.
ONE WEEK,
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Russell’s lyceum
Theatre Company.
II REPEITDIRE
STAIDARD PIDDUDTIDIO.
Popular prison—1mm: or! am. Reserved
seats on sale at ’i'mnlin 's and Orange.
Change at bill nightia.
WMARINE sooner.
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SONGSOFTHESEA
on board the good ship ”DAi.‘ 31M”
30. NORWALK CONGREGATIDNAI.
CHURCH, TUESDAY, APR. 30.
Entertainment by the robin pas-onward
rmv let 4 hello m p m) Twenty of lsuswslh's
best, sinner» and nstvurnentelisfa will particl-
tn, Aciml-nion in mean 25:: ”new. serv
-alinr insoles in lower cabin. before
a lrr concert. liar. fliw
MUSIC HALL
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tours and
lute-Ir
:gsMAH
Norwalk Chronicler