WI. Emma tutu i'uorntrz‘wa
’ am » . momma a. on
w = Bunn.—-"i\‘nnt.""Tum.”und
, advertisements. not exceediuu tire
”a... it: three tinicawt': uixtitneu.
. ~- notices tit-ii line. Marriage and
we. Boheluleot rules Ior dire
laments tarnished on applica-
' " eta
W ‘ I ‘ V
,.. n Burnt—By mail. in advance.
would: One month. one; three
, 01.1: six muntha. titanium year. 9'»,
. . hr Muslim‘s. IJt'il wet-it. to be [laid
«trier.
onltll.—Xo. at Wit-.bingt in
Mlhleleph Hie call. 9: 3.
Oman. No. in Wall aim-t. Nt'l’WdIk:
- . .ooil. u-t.
MI! urn welcome at The Sentinel unit-e.
”willow of any news. you w.li taint»: 1.
‘MM telephoning. sending or bringing it
imit- once.
“Minnow should in all am. he titl-
“to
street.
THE EVENING 51-2.\'Tl.\'lll..
South Norwalk. (’unti_
Erutt'ng Nt‘ntitir'l has (I t'irrnlulinn
Turn 0f.\'oriritlk and its Suburbs
r, (founidrrubly, than Mr I'umhiuul
chestnut». "fun: utltrr Thi‘n' [Hunt out.
if”. Our Press Room in liltr-l‘t/fl open In
Adffflittt‘ro.
m York literati] Weather Forecast.
, Weather Indications itri- dl-vtttly iillII
shine. probably rain or snow. Iivi’tbcnt
It was not neeeunryto point out the
changes which had been made. They
were clearly noticeable to the Visitors,
most of whom had been in the building
before. The walls and cells Wm corn
em! with a (With cost or “MIN! iron
work was painted, sud there was no
disagmauble odor anywhere. Thom Were
several occupants in the women‘s do-
pamiicttt, and while they c mldii‘t say
they were pleased with their surrmnd-
.nxs, they declared that the place was
the cleanest in which they had ever been
canine-ti. .‘lll‘l‘tlT Hawiey said he didn't
care to make the jn'l attractive to t‘l‘llll'
:ii.tl~‘. but he tli night it was the duty of
the state i ipi‘ with clean places or con.
titiciiieiit. The prisoners were Hi'l‘Yt‘lI
w.tii the evening inc tijmt lit-tore the
\‘ .r’li irs‘ tlt'llJI'IWI.
lit the guard room there has Ilt‘t‘ll
built it‘ long closet which contains the
clothes of the prisoners. The proni in-iit
idea iii the n~iiivatnii o! the jilll was
cleanliness. To insure this every prison—
er is obliged to take a bath when he is
oronglittliere. and is KNI‘H a suit of
jail clothes. livery Thursday is bathing
any. There isa imrcehtn bathtub tn
cveQ' tli.rtceii prisoners. or cells. If it
is iimwssai‘y the old clothes of the prison.
The cells
Slit-rill
clothes as when he entered.
go through weekly funi‘gatiuii.
“ESE.- ,
v
Thermometer Record. 3
Thehlahest point 0! the tiiernioiiieter tor-i
thotwnntydonrhotirs ending at nmn tminy .
who at degrees mime item; lowest, 19 degrees,
the late I). M. l "lltl and Senator .loliii
.l. Ferris. Wlli in loan bad charge ut‘
.itllltlliig ot' Illi' itew addition to the jail.
l'in- new addition. :tt least one part ot‘ it.
has ticver been ptit iii use, but it is now.
er itte {mitigated and cleaned. and when I
he leaves the prison he has as good
.Itiwley was one of the cuiiiiiiltec. with .
Wt“...
i The
‘ Oldest
And the Best
“In, the Fall of '93. my son,
ll. B. itutzgtin. had a lill at carbon.
cle. on his neck. 'I‘ie doctor
lain-ed it. but gave him no per-
manent benetit.
1 YER'S
Sarsaparilla
was then resorted to and the to-
stilt met all \\‘et'oiiltl |:i\‘t' wished
for. The enrbiiticle ln-alctlt nick-
ly. and his Iil';ili b is now pcrlet t."
, «ll. S. lionii. Champlain. Va.
5 The Only
} Sarsapariila .
At World’s Fair.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
. A tissue Paper Pattern oi this Garment
II, o. Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special amingemen's
with the agents of the coleimtted Baznr
1—9,- .vom. your extttniiiition, and purchase.
Glove-fitting Patterns. by which we can ‘
puiseiit to our lady renders some of tlioii
very newest and ('litiit't'E-is patterns of
ttaniieiits. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the tritntients tw-
conipnity each pattern.
chm. ‘It has been repainted. new beds have
~ i been put in the cells, and it is now oc-
l or )I I w. ‘ - . .
Miniature Al "“"ac ' T‘ n' no tenpied as the women s quarters. 'lliebe
“ Sunrises
“ 7:15 33$“? "llfihlli‘g" i {,E’tho , new cells. of course. have been prrwitied
‘ with the latest wrinkles i i sanitation.
{When Sheritl' Hawlcy took cliarizeut
._._._,._._ t the jail there. Were 1:37 prisioiiers I!) it.
‘ ‘ , 'V . . .
it‘ProblemsinUty (-"WN'mC'll- It contains today itiii prisoners and it‘
‘ Such broad-minded, patriotic sum -, recently held as man; as 3'27. The
' . i .
meat-us those to Whit‘ll Mrs. J. Miltmiiau‘emm- number the past month has
V'CJIhrn gave expression iii her excellent , item! 20!).
paper on “Problems iii City Hoverii-P Mr. Scotield. the stipcriiiteiident. who
moat." new,” read M a meeting , f, has held one ottietal tmsitioii at the jail
, the Fridu Alt 1 , ' 1 l." .l'vll'ln'ttt' sixteen years. L" wry tiiiicii tie-
. y ‘ emooti " u l "l" “ r , 1 grilled river the improvements, lllltl
given to thepubltc through the columns 7 tropes to have the institution It'l'lll in tl e
' of Thursday's Sentinel, are most gruti.‘ lllllli‘t' iii as er-eilcnt condition as it s
. lying, inasmuch as they indcnte a con- , '"fh" ”mm mm"
. ,t stantly growing tendency on the part oi i wmu . rum: is Linn.-
ourwomen cit was to interest tliein-l In color they are usually no darker,
The snuges- : and often not nearly so dark, as south.
and cm Europeans. The cyt'hrows and lush-
wan FlDl-Iblsl ins TO SAY.
“lZ’LADlEB' JACKET BLE EVE!
“IRIS in .‘iAI .‘t.|.‘.\ .v.
it
These are tho- in-west styles Torontsitl
:tit'nieiits. and are suitably (li’Vt‘llll'i
ii heavy cloaking-3 velvet. tistrziltliztii
selves in public matters. .
~tc. The scant» that stand on’ in it not
dons put forth are eai'iiest-spirited
‘ 'up-to-date, just allittle in advance, p us-
!ibly, but none the less worthy of most ,
‘careful consideration, touching as they?
' do onvital points upon which depend it i
‘ ”It large degree the character of our com- 3
' Infinity's future growth, its progress, anti ‘
attainment of prominence. The ilitistrn- ,
tion of true citizenship is clearlv drawn ‘
and patriotism is dcseribed as the fits!
‘duty, but one which is too often niislaiu j
~ andforgottcnlike agar-meritseldoinwmi. i
except on state occasions. whereas it i
shonldbe the every-day (ll't‘ssof even i
one who lays claim to the rights of citi-
‘zenship. To put Mrs. (Ioburn‘s fat--
roaching ideas in force would requiic
the expenditure of a vast amount of pa-
tience, for the deeper one gets into such
work the more discouraging it seems:
hatasplendid opportunity otters iiselt
,10rpublic-spirttt:d women to doc-insti-
'. (arable homo missionary Work iii an ef-
fort to wake up itidiit'ei'eiit husbands,
sons and brothers, and to aid with the r .
encouragement ,and interest those who
are bearing the public lliil‘thlh. Winn
‘ , people learn that patriotism cannot
exist in the same atmosphere with sel-4
fishness, prejudice, narrow partylims
in local matters, and lack of ptililit"
spirit, then an era of general rct'onn will
follow as the only result. “Home is the
limit of woman’s sphere." but \Vlltti‘lto‘,
the limit of home? ls it not our corn-l
tumour state and our city? And wiry
will say that the Words of women .tll.tl[
home are riot synonymous?
uttering the Streets.
An ordinance with a penalty was re-
‘cently passed by the Common (‘tIllllf‘lli
to restrain people from lireritu.t tliei
streeth with swmpiiigs. old papers and i
other refuse. which does not tiptx-iii‘to-
berespected-by certain ones. No on:
seems toknow why tliisaiid otiis-ror-l
dinunoes are openly violated. unless it is ,
because the pErpetrators feel safe lll‘
their belief from past experience tliat‘
ourmunicipal autiioritits care not lllttint‘:
an exam] 1e. 1’ mums.
BELIEVES m cLEtrthEss. . i
{The Bridgeport Jail a Changed Place Sincei
Shétill llawiey Tooit Control. . ,
The county jail would scat'c'd)‘ be re-
cognizable now to those who‘s-aw itsf
interior seven months ago. “'iieii Slier- 4
if Hawley tackle-barge Of it on June 11’.
. it‘ condition was certainly deploi-ahle,‘1
:1 ‘uccording to the Bridgeport Standard '
No attention Seamed to be payed t-.
cleanliness. 'mie attaches of the place 3
p 'm hardly distinguishable from the;
l l, prisoners. and nobody about the eon'i—i
. doth seemed to care for his personal ap-
' penance. But the difference now is re“
laudable. Everything is iii its proper
’ placenmd there isu business air about
7 Winterior of the buildinj.t wii't-ii iii-,
steady makes one Illlllt‘l‘~fl!iI-.I. Ill‘li tlit-l
. it‘
Upon the invitation of Fla-riff Hominy,
, :tho‘myor. county ctiziiniisd "mt-rs and a
What of newspapir tepre entative;
Heartbreak the fill Sammiy after-
' noon. Every place, from the basement
. «no the top floor. was carefully gone over.
place is being carefully l'iilttu‘l :ifit‘l‘.i, .
imziniilat'tnriiig state.
as and eyes are generally black. and
nose. ntpiiliiie and tine. and the month
well formed. The face it‘ long and oval,
while in stature a medium bright term:
to be general. The ehtii is shaved. the
mustache alone being left. and “HT it
no end of trouble is: taken with ninth
and war. The hair is usualiysliuved
ale-tin, the top of the crown. but left
long on either ride, though li'Jlt“. or
nothing i f it is visible. owing to the pe-
culiar and characteristic manner in
which the men deck their heads. Tho
Kurtl's costume is distinctly liisown,
and except in the south, whom he has
come more or less tinder Persian influ-
ence, lie in ver abandons it. A high sill:
ptiiiit‘etl cap crowns the, li('.’ttl. rtitiiitl
which is Woven a number of silk sczirfs
and liriiidltercliiet‘s iii skillfully arranged
tliscrib-r .
'l‘lie favorite colors for these, turhans
are dark claret mid gold, with here and
tlit-re a narrow stripe of some brilliant?
hue. Tllt‘ rough friiipushrc ltvi't hanging
down. as often as not emotion the eyes .
and cars of the wearer and adding not a
little to his fantastic'vi'ppeahitic-t. Over
a white lint-ii shirt, with sleeves that
end in points more than a yard long, so
that they touch the ground. it silk coat
is ,worn. crushed strawberry being the
favorite color, though cherry color and
white satin are almost equally loom
mon. These coats are made counties:
and open at the neck and told :it‘l'l):113ll‘il'
breast, being held in place by it wides
silk sash skillfully foidtd and inter-
twined. In this sash the long pipe and
curved daggcrare tliinst.—-Binckwood's
Magazine.
Aroma and Bouquet In Winn.
“Aroma and bouquet," said a well
known wine expert, ”are too of’tr-ti tak—
en to mean the same thing in wine.
Flavor pertains: espefially to tho linger-
ing aftertaste of win!- when swallowed.
Aroiiiaitiid bouquet appeal only to the
smell, :liitl tliofortizei exists in the grape .
itsolf, while ‘ltflllqi'd‘l only tnaiitt’estr‘
itself hug after ft-riiietitatititi is com-
plcted. Bouquet is never pit-sent except
in the purest wines. It seems to arise
from it union of several ngrecnlileodors.
and any mixture would surely destroy
it. There are no truly fine wine. \"itll-
out a strikingly marked agrcenfiou-
quet, and where all other quali ' - are
of canal perfection the bouquet makes
the distinction that gives to'the wine
possessing it always the preference."—
New York Sun.
Knew What He Would Do.
It was a Gardiner youth of Very ten-
der one who, when asked recently by his
maternal parent tlio solemn question,
“What would you do if momma were
taken away?” quickly blurted out, ”I
Would take my meals at Mrs. Haley‘s." ‘
: Tito iad‘s worldly response knocked the
pathos out of the scene in double quick
order.-—Bangor News.
The Hat st the “ester Yet Again.
The Man Behind—Pardon me, miss.
I caii’see nothing owing to your hat.
T he Woman In Front—True! There is
nothing owing. I have paid for it in
full—Philadelphia Record.
Virginia is becoming important as is
having 50,591
‘ manufacturing hands, Wlio makea prod-
uct valued at $58,363,824.
“I would die for you!" passionately
exclaimed the rich old suitor. and the
practical girl calmly asked him. “How
m7" ‘
*4
.. _ .Wsm...
ttihge‘tive of :t ”H Inn in ~|i.tpe are ofte.
'Hl'tlt‘tl with vein-t or lappul and tin
slietl With a final»- lil‘ double row u
tiitt'ltiiie stitching. No. i is l'“‘.il‘t‘~t'iilt‘
n l‘tiitglhfalt‘t‘tl diagonal cl till. it it
{taped iii lite sections. the tiiidei‘poriio:
vein}: siiiiil or to ili‘ v-i'riiiit‘t'y con
sleeve. \Vlivi: .lltillt‘ll. lllt' lll‘.'.(‘r [mi
ttzisiit the arm t'insi-lt'. \\‘l'llillilf.! ;;
t'ieelhtiw zititl i:'i"tn .i'iii': :i' the top t
it smoothly it.t.i tln- tirin‘;~ ow. 'i‘ii
tppcr seams are ltllvin'tl and >li"litt
itaiiioiitiie right side in make tin-n
ii'oiiiiiievit.
min! on the ‘t‘:lll;~ witli’ black \t'th'i
It is cut in six sections tlizt! l'iil'\'t‘ \\'llli
y :llItin' the elbow. :Ilitl li:tl‘l‘n\‘.‘ tum...
it the top to tit into tlic arm's eye \t‘ill.
Lli l‘tilliit-N. tlt tip llttll tits in tw- "it tlu
wants resulting from the '—l|:ii-ill;.
iil‘iiw'htil' tziiloi's’ t'.tii\‘.t~ till' tititlet'ini
teal stilt-lied iil‘ili‘z ilit' \t'.iiits to ‘.{.\'t'. ii:
in «]l(']' stillness.
The quantity of ii-iticli \'.'ltlt‘ tinttvi‘h.
eipiiicd {.9 make Ila w Flt'i‘Vt'.‘ i"
.itlyliaviiigitil‘iiin-ii l~ti<t "Iii‘H-lli't‘. i
12., yards for No. i tiesigiimiid I", )aid
or No. 2' design: for :i it‘ll-innit hl/A' i
v'lll tilltt‘ ‘3",
Jul '3 yards fur No. L’ (It sign: for it iii
itcli size it will tnlw ti )‘ttt’tls for Ni»,
. \ .’
’ ti"~lj..'li
il‘ .
t
I
hasten. and '3', ytll‘lls' for No.
'l‘iiepattcrii. which is No. onto, mi.
iO—iiicli bttst tiie'isiii'e.
EVENING SENTIN El.
COUPON.
litititlim: to one I).‘iit'l'l). our size, ..1‘ ,\t.,
it. till itil‘ililj-lt itatiwuiitlntldt‘e .-
and until ~-i' t.ii.-- it to ‘
Sturtevant’s Bargain House.
t‘ttttliisnt
.\'.\.\ii: ,.
_ ’ i
l’:\'l"l'l‘li‘_\' ‘x'n. "13.13“,“ . b'lx'il'. .. IN
This t‘i'ttipt‘in ‘ntitl l‘.’ l'l‘Ill‘ “ill so-t'tii'o'
abut»! pattern in :~Iitrte\::ttt's, .‘wi'tlt Main
and Ann sin-via Hillilli :‘l'lllillh‘.
ADDRESS ,. .
t) ’ ' .
'ctiiils for l\S't'Ili_\'~‘IlV1’ cents. is t'ill‘ in
lirecsixos. for a Il'J—iticli. lid-inch and
yard»; t'nr No. I design .
“Mrs. Ili'isqtic is tit-Voted to her dent
husband. isn‘t sin-1'" “/h’rs: ~ln-
.‘zt it‘s it
.he cetiietct'y twice a Week, to thin“ .
twuy, tlie llttWi'l‘N his t-t‘iici‘two wives
pat on his grate.
to
MEND.”
EPAGE'S‘
LIQUID
READYTMJSEG Lu E.
Wald Itrolwi flung: :rrfbil a! nigh} ‘
. and m lb: morning [b.{y' :6 good at run. '
- II pads to [with : bold! nezrtbing,
infirm nothing. nth] .
1 [commencing at 8 o'clock.
‘ souvenirs?”
3,!
I
‘W
BOSTON STORE.
NCRWALK, CONNECTICUT.
‘l'ho II
In»: of
Fulrriold
County.
m
THE
Our Annual Opening
MBROIIDERIES.
And Ladies’ Muslin Underwear!
Hale's Lung Balsam
Have been used in Nor-
walk in the past three
years. It is now the stain-
dart! remedy l'orall coughs,
colds and lirnncliieal trott-
bles Specially good for
children. .
25 CENTS AT
,HALE"S!
MENDEMENI
0f the New Year,
brings with it many
“lll'lltltlllllfl to \‘iitztI
various establish.
ult‘llIt-i and inspecn
Klwlrl'll’lltlm'k'lll 31:” room pieces of Woinens' Misses and Children's Underwear, all fiCSli, new, reliable, and honestly made.
.- ll" ' o - . . . .
iitiinlx~r.lttlr]iiig hon-t 'I he greatest gathering of CIIOICC bi) les, for little money, ever shown.
est pride iii the fact ‘
that we have r!0lllt'-’
thing to show We“
THE 00‘"
i
t
I
i
l
”lie “I Hitl' Novelties hi ”I" (lltilw Port-
tbie Steam llc. ter. made of the best
wrought boiler plate. t has been tie-
tignwi to oitztiu their-it results from the
4niullest amount of fuel and least possi-
ble attention. (‘ttll ‘hntl see it.
This Important Event Opens Saturday, January l8!
It would be utter [oily to attempt to make up Underwear at home. when the material alone would cost
you more than our garments complete, anti you get honest materials. honest making. no skimpiug, and the
very prettiest styles.
THIS IS A GENUINE MONEY SAVING EVENT!
NORWALK
Pattern Works !
C. it. Aisthorpo, Prop.
- . ~~—-~m— EMBROIDIERIESI Space Will Only Admit aVory’We continue ourGrcatMark-Down
gnh‘rfllmmflfls. Few Quotations: S l f
’ ‘ ' " . Corset Covers c each. a e 0
Return Engagement Cambric, ' 9
I, I L I, . Only two to a customer. ..
til‘ it it' “.u- ', 'tlilillt‘iit'ifl:
M d J l3th Swiss, Drawers, 19c Dress Goods,
on 3" anuary ' . OBI) two 10 it CUSlOlTlL'l‘ Undomoar
I
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE. "‘""°°"' cum... .5.
or i-imr .ioitx ' Edging, Niill“ Dress“. 499 Domestics,
Night. Dresses, 59c
Reynolds. .............. a... 0...... m»:-
IV“' I. . :vlu . I": 'II II. Niv’rht I)VCS§C', _ . .
1 ill i n in. iii. . Match SCES. ,. ‘Ciél 1' ) . '5 8"?) KIECIIOII FUTMSIIIII‘S
The Greatest meg ‘F ‘ f l “We ..~._.t:
Mesmerist! an the Latest Inipt,)rtutiotis. 9"!“ 5 (WWW _ 50C and Jackets
. Igtt’tzlittld»~.ll'.~tt ~..t.-mt‘\\t‘.,.n.t.-rm;nI inn. .\|l “th IICSlgllS and Patterns. U‘M 5 C"””” 1' lame] and Ca as
. 4,: i‘t-t'l il'i I i-tti~.t »$:< :z: ut' ' .~;-‘. " . .. - . ,— . , .
'Ilt‘lllw’llt tidal!!! .llti.:lll"\l'lr|||1i-II' AIC'III'III\E:I""“ I . dxl‘khl “id-tiff}, . .3 silltl ~,t)(, P ’
H’I‘hl'lii-II‘I'UIIIIIIL' \‘IIIIIIIIII'ilV I. iii ll!" illl'l "\.c have opened our “0“, raml)r()i- 1d 2‘5 C‘lmbru‘ l‘n)plrc l ' k f
nun... .r taunt at.-. pithy-,- .wiol i... "Win i.. . . ..,. , .. ., , Q 103"“- 751: n order to ma ’c rootn or Spriti
{3.13:2 it'-"3.: ;;‘:r.:\*'.'.:t::tt. '.':‘."15..::I;‘.';.i". to: “" ““‘ '3“ ‘" ”W “m“ Bridal s... of three pieces. nicc- g
Illi'iI‘-It;l.litI*-.I‘li‘llLl':.lliiltit' .itlill sitar. ti “1' Collillt‘i’, liliiln Hum“ l)’ and TlClllV "little. GOOdS.
\ ~' ‘tti..t'. Ill'VIi‘ its will lu- t‘t-iitllvlvl) . Ii- ‘
li‘tolu‘l, n tlu". v: H? IrI slitl‘ll Ivi' ril. \‘I-‘ih’r
“til int ”Inthuwl i-v utilt‘. "Hill-0', ilv' 'IliI‘V "'-
ll llit' i. i'» mi Margot... thin-a ride
Telephone Call, 5743.
iioss Joility Co.
Nil...) is Hf itlrzt‘k ('lii'Vi‘I .
Humanity !
will I .- slt ‘2'-
"i .'. lull - ~!i .iiei it :i...’
ultrnh
.\tliiil'~~l"li :rfintiti i'l’lil'n. Tia'kt-h tiii pale
t! “c "i ..'.-l 'l'wv' ‘ttt-on'i-ltnx ‘I-iit‘~
nllwi' Illll""~lliil: lll‘i-
The Norwalk Boston Store,
Corner Main and Wall Streets, - - - - Norwalk, Ct.
Something New Guide-right Sun'
iii t'i't: i 'u t'n‘i tittx‘i‘.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
«0.1.x out Ili,.\i'.t:.
day, January l8,i896.
:t--.'I'i..;- 'I'liv
Satur
.\ti t.".:‘.‘.
.‘.l l:i.’"v ll-‘t: ~.-
’ii
A
i 115 d we ARE MAKING
l a“ ‘
NW toObeg; A Sweeping Reduction on
Horse Blankets and
tap Robes!
Mt
To Avoid Carrying Over Stock
at the End of the Season.
Iii tin-it' nee. lt‘atttzw.M - i‘wtti» «pie liti'-ic:tl
t‘nin-rl'.
THE KODAK!
It. threw stunt ~li--t«.
All it'it? .\ ittuititv . . 'tt‘! \‘.. wi'i'I-w.
i‘lEi’iR‘”
'i'to 3i.
..
'i. -i
'i it
i' «'
lill i
. .i‘ vi34-vlit"l\llillilt‘ii": ~
HOVT’S TH EATREI
hit;
/'.
‘.
Mil 'l'vnt-isl'ltil'v!
tit i'hutiutxlwt‘wl
s. on. Mt mill 2:1 _\\m-.i‘~‘
tlt‘lt‘n’ ~tnriw. ‘-
""i It; will -
The South Nor—welitHérdware Co.
TELEPHONE CALL, l3-2
Monday, January 20th.
The tin-zit l’i‘yfli-Zt Slim-cw,
I‘ntb-r ll!“ Ilil‘t ctiuii ut’ “iii. .\, l‘rmli’. ititli
Disputed
PHOEBE DAVIES,
lii it"b' I'l'lii"ii"‘«‘l~ «rt‘ tie l‘riizitial l‘a~-t.
I‘l‘it‘V't‘. l'. '...- lillil 7.1". 505th “ll w’llv‘ til
it‘tw !' In; «lute».
2!) Horses! 25 Hounds!
i.ti~twi'-.:,- .
People! .
:-tov‘r’s THEATRE.
Thursday, January 23d.
sprout. anencenenri
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PROF. HAVILAND,
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Tlit-i'o are a number of important onepiions at the
profit-int time, that are demanding the attention of
public men. There are (llsptltt’di‘lllesthllS between
Engiandnnu Germany, Armenians and Turks, Uncle
Sam and Johnnie lluli, etc. But the Ladiesof Nor-
walk are all of one mind that our store is the best
place to buy their Staple and Funny Groceries, and
we have not to settle it by arbitration either. Prompt
attention, quick delivery."
Charles E. Seymour,
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Wednesday Eve’g, ‘Jan. 22.
‘ Admission 25‘). Doors open at 7:30 o'clock.
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