I iMatinees Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Evening prices: 10, 20 and 30c.
Sale of seats now open at Plaisted’s‘ and
Gregory ’s drug stores.
1*B. C. Mead.
m., Saturday, January 19.
upon Charles Dimond at the meeting
of the Bed Men last night.
now a full-fledged Kickapoo brave and
can flirt with any Miss Indian.
The newly elected officers of the
Companions of the Forest were in-
stalled last evening by District Deputy
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Norwalk Tramway company will be
held at the company’s ofl'ice at 11.30 a.
The “Warriors” degree was conferred
Charley is
MISS DAVENPORT.
No more beautiful series of livingpic-
tures has ever been seen on the New
York boards than that which “Gis.
monda” presents at the FifthAvenue
Theatre. The scenery is truly superb
and the costumes gorgeous. » Sardou’s
drama is a fine piece of workmanship,
and the title role is splendidly fitted to
Fanny Davenport’s heroic and emo-
tional methods. The large company on-
u
During the month of January we ‘shall
ofi‘er goods at greatly reduced prices 'pre-
vious to inventOry. Beet Ingrain Carpets
'at 6(land 650 per yard. Velvet Carpets
$1 quahty at 85c, and $1.25 quality at
$1yard. I Best Moquettes at prices that
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91; 1AILY'NOBWALK-.GA1ZETTE. .
Hoyt s Opera ouse. . 11., _ .
2 2 _ FANngEzgtlE'SE/gsT—D-Qx xEELNEW t is the first step that tells. Many 'a chronic d1: 1:;
K in th ”Blues f Absolutely Independent 2 ~ 1. . ____'.. - ' might have been prevented had its first indications a wig ' ‘
l e DEMO-ch Preparing 1‘9? His 808"“ 0’ met and treated promptly A cut, bruise, slight inflamma \l 1 ‘1 2 \‘
Dne'ight 011le J NUARY 16 1895 TS“: tom" “1:” leen‘“ ”Tm?" r roughness of the skin may develop into an ulcer,b 012,111" ,1 -
WEDNESDAY A , . e as onians evise Prince mm as.
, .1 skin disea .
. WildflGSllaY, Janna” lam. ' Jessie Bartlett Davis Appears as a Boy. serious SC .
' ’ ‘ v ' - ' ’ If Fanny Davenport Were to suddenly
1477267164 5 (1717861131? Vaudeville ENTERED AT THE POST Ornamm Norman lose her ability as an actress there is 2 - . g
5170‘“). as A NEWSPAPER. yobably not a. theatre owner in New '
‘ ork city who Would not be glad to so» '
Empire City SiaISE , . cure her services as a. stage manager. k
, Whenever you see Miss Davenport in a '
'V SOUTH NORWALK. - . (TRADE MARK.)
_ _ play you may be sure there is not an ac-
" ’ H us1c, mirth dance and comedy. A11 011-- tion or gesture in it that she is not per- the WOHdCTfUI Curative Lubricant DOW offered to the pulir . . . .
‘ gmnzatmn ““011 Rives “1 entertainment 0“ ‘ M t. Ida. S. Kee has returned from sonally responsible for. . You see one of S of 1,2. ;.. . , .
0,11,52,11 $0.} 112331.233??? andlpgilldr&dstS&patipe her $5“ with frienrds in Boston the 8.1mm looking attentively at the too is just what 15 needed to meet these first approache Is Not Carrled Up a Side Street.
Th: h’burGondoliers! The StanfordsStanley, P t G A. R. will of his sandal. Miss Davenport has (11- and d1sease. It soothes and heals With marvelous CfllClC.
linth 1111! many others 1n 3. melange of inno- Douglass Fowler 38,1) k F b rected him to do it. A:small Grecian Price 25 and 50 cents per box At drnggists or by mail.
Gem 1un. . . , how a camp fire and can a e on e ' ingenue turns up her nose at nothing in ' 'Tu B sun 00 274 Canal St NewYork.
Seats on sale at Plsisted s and Gregom s. 8th, particular. Miss Davenport has taught .- - BAN, D '0 - -- ”Q ~ . . ., m _.
Two candidates will be proposedd at her the trick. In the words of an irrev~ * Its Just about as Important *0 LE1. FOLKS
o t' n of Butler Lo 6 eront actor “She is a wonder.” , _
3 Hoyt’s Opera HouSe- lgenlghliflar mee '1 g g , . . : KNOW you ve got somethmg good for them
Speaker Fessenden has appointed B. as it is to ‘h ' ' . . v ‘2 -
w; Commencing H. Rowan chairman of the committee ‘ ave 1t to begm on Wasnt there
Monday, January, 21. 0“ finance: _ l d h 1 [land Clearlng sale ‘ somethmg said about burying your talent in a
~ 1 Rev. B. O. Sherwood e t e specie . , ' .
0n, sohd Week of Fun. prayer meeting in the Baptist church . _ napkm ? Havmg done our duty by securing
last evening. ~—AT—— . . .
—-—-— the code and callm ,
M i n n i e L e S t e r Mrs, Robert H. Rowan, wife of repre- g g attention to them, We
8.9““:le 30‘1“}; “3 111 “her home “n . leaveyou to do yours by seing them. For all
With her new company. bout am 5 rec 1 . . . 1 '
Fred Quintard, G. S. Trowbridge and :3 who v1s1t us we have bargams; for those wno
Famous Band and DTGhESlra A. Solmans are catching pickerel at ,-, ’
. ' 25 PEOPLE 25 ‘ Lake Waramaug. don t, sympathy.
.— ‘ ”— Mrs. Charles Griffin and Miss Emma . - . . . . .
MONDAY-Silver Ledge. L. Grimm of New Haven are visiting Club Bu11d1ng, Norwalk, Connectlcut. __.__
. ‘ "You have to laugh—you cant help it ,, at Theodore Knapp s on Union street. ~
OLSEN BROTHERS
Shoe Dealers,
Gazette Building.
BARGAIN $.1le
I " I gaged in the cast is -ntir l t t. ' '1 ' ' . . '
THINGS TO BUT ' 11.115131111115311 limit "a“ Kellie“ Thevieceisasain-enc‘hyinfidel? 30“ cannot help buyms them, also bis
0 was he rom ls ate ome on 1rst - . . ' . _
Walter Damrosch has received from out In l'lCGS Of Furnlture. we mean
avenue, East. Norwalk. this afternoon. P , WE HAVE PURCHASED THE LARGE
Vienna the scene models to be used dur.
ing his season of German opera, which
will commence in February at the Met-
ropolitan Opera House. The success of
the season is now assured, the subscrip-
tions, which closed on December 29,
having been exceedingly liberal. The
public this winter has manifested an in-
terest in opera which has never been»
Boy’s Knox-Em-All Shoes,
Waterproof.
Men’s Police Shoes, $1. 50.
. Mens Grain Shoes, 351. 50.
Youth’s and 'Boy’s Henry,
e. 80c and 90c.
Ladies’ Orient Shees, kid,$l
~ Misses’ & Children’s School
Shoes—'-Extra.
The 1nterment was in the East Norwalk
cem ete1 y.
An Italian laborer named Diovanni
Costelli, employed 1n the four tracking
operations of the Consolidated railroad
near Stamford, was instantly kllled
yesterday by the sudden explosion of a
dynamite cartridge.
At the annual meeting of the City
National bank, yesterday,B. H. Rowan
was elected president, John H. Knapp
STOCK OF
lion 3 and Boy’ 3 Clot hing
Of a Philadelphia Clothing House a 110 are retiri 1g l 0111 the Ready- Made business
_ SALE WILL COMMERCE
TUESDAY, JARUABY 15111, 1895. _. _ .
businesses we muss cut our stock down
before inventory. If you, wish to secure
bargains, nowis the opportunity offered. ' -
Agents for Buttrick’ s Patterns;- also agents
11 (1' th' '1'. . dth ' l'ttl
s:1.:.aa..roaa. 1,.: for the 01d Staten Island Dye Works
fore the Germauseasoucommences. Itis ' '
a curious fact that 11 Wagner opera
vice president, Jacob M. Layton _ ,.
cashier and George F. Bearse teller. Should prove one Of the great Paymg P81“ SCOFIELD (QB ROY-5?“! :53. , ~ - ., . , ...,-. . .- .
. ' ., . formances of the season, but “Lohen-- Xonng men s su1ts, their price C516 to 17.1.11, Our Price, . . . . $7.50
. o , The 11111 board and display paper grin” has evidently taken this winter Norwalk and South NOI'VVELHK Sgelrdcoats aantUlige‘CS’ ” 1 pflCB $‘l2t0 (2 if)? ..r Price ' - 33- 33
1 ren ’s u1 5 e11 price #1310 :5 :.1 rice, .. .
'used by the Minnie Lester company,
which will hold the boards at Hoyt’s
all of next week, is hand painted and
quite a novelty. The company carries
a special artist for this purpose.
D0
The Young People’s Society of Chris-
" , . tian Endeavor conducted the _prayer
You . ' meeting at the Congregational church,
‘7, . - last evening. The topic question was,
“How Long Does it Take to Become a
Want
Christian?” W. L. Porter led the
meeting.
Earn
The injunction prayed fer by Mrs.
"a
$40.00!
Annie Belknap, to prevent Billy Barry
from playing at the_ Park Theatre,
Bridgeport, last evening, was denied
by Judge Curtis in the court of com-
mon pleas, yesterday, because Mrs.
Bel'knap had only a verbal contract
while the Park management exhibited
For full particulars call on
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Drugglst Ha e.
01:51”.
Half inch or Less. T250 a day or $1. 00 per wee'
r 10 RENE—The low floor of 31 Belden..
avenue. Inquire o O’BRIEN, Tailor. up-
» stairs. 110 4-1 f
a written one.
The light house board has issued
( ‘10 RENT.—Two furnished and very pleas-
ant rooms to let. Call at 130 Mam 53239:?
the plaee in popular interest occupied by
“Carmen” last year. The most brilliant
performance this season had Mme. Melba
as Elsa. Her presence in the cast, together
with the peculiarity of Jean de Reszke, ~
served to fill the house at a time when
the theatres are .only slimly attended.
She wore in the second act a crown and
costume similar to those imported by‘
Mme. Nordica from Bayreuth, and sang '
the music of. Elsa as it has never been
sung on the stage of the Metropolitan
Opera House by any one but her. Mr;
Damrosch is to make a feature of
“Lohengrin” in his season, and the COLLEGE.
opera will be the next to follow “Tristan
and Isolde,” with which the series of o
Wagner operas will begin. 325 MAIN STREET; ~ ' .
BRIDGEPORT,
CONN.
37 Wall Street,
These are all fine imported fabrics, 1112.- de and trimmed in the best manner,
and we advise an early inspection of th 5:, slrck.
A further interesting announcement is ii: at we will reduce our entire stock of
Heavy Clothing for Men and Boys’ wear 2 ‘ per cent from marked prices.
W. A. BENEDlCT & $0.,
Clothiers and Furnishers.
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ONLY
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illustrated catalogue giving the r 7:, :nes
of over 100 graduates we have : ‘..~ 'ed
in business.
(Not Shorthaud School.)
G. H. TURNER, President.
W. E. DENNIS, Teacher of Penma;..; hip.
ED. FREYLER, Secretary and Tr( »..1:-e.r
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The extent to which realism in being
introduced in living pictures may be
judged by the fact that at Koster & Bial’s
music hall actual smoke does artistic
duty in “The Last Stand,” to picture by
Frederick Remington, representing an
incident in Custer’s last battle by living
pictures. Just before the curtain is
drawn‘a volley of nlusketry is fired and
the figures are thus seen partly ’hidden
in a cloud of smoke. The effect, as may
be imagined, is marvelously realistic.
head for the last twenty years. It will make ,
notlce that the light vessel now serving
as temporary marking station on Corn-
field Point Reef will be withdrawn this
Week. Light vessel No. 48 will be
permanently stationed there and will
show two reflection lights, one a white
flash and the other a red fixed light.
In thick weather the whistle will sound
blasts every half minute.
Flour made. Be sure and get the JONES SUPERLA-
TIVE FLOUR. All grocers have it.
Cuoerlalioo Flour.
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THE HOLMES, KELLER &
SELLECK CO.
The new version of “Prince Ananias”
has been given by the Bostonians. The
most important change was the appear-
ance of Jessie Bartlett Davis as a boy.
The comedy Scenes in which the strolling
players flgure have also been written up,
and in the second not Mr. Victor Herbert
has added several new numbers to his
attractive score.
A large number of the members and
friends of Butler Lodga‘ I. O. O. F.
attended the box party and entertait.
ment given at their bail in Hoyt’s Opera
House, last evening. The following
program was rendered: Piano solo.
Fred Jennings; vocal solo, Miss Aben-
droth; piano solo, Charles Trowbridge;
violin selection, William Smith, Frank
Smith, Fred Jennings, accompanist,
solo, Henry Tilly; piano and harmonica,
Messls. Brown and Murray; tale of
“at
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250' a "umber' in the fields of-~Politics, Finance, Sociolo,”
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, that an adjourned
regular meeting of the Council of the City of
Norwalk, to be held'in the Council Boom in
The Board of Belief tor the Town of Nor
walk, 011 the assessment list of 1894, will
meet in the office of the Selectmen, Monday,
Jan. 7111, 1895, at 2 o’clock; Wednesday even-
The last and smallest midget to arrive
in this country recently gave a reception
at the Fifth Avenue ”Hotel. The Princess
Paulina was carried into the drawing
liorse Shoeino.
The undersigned has taken the shop 111
the front of S. liubv’ s on Cross street
and 15 prepared1 to do horse shoeing in a
hutch—n manner. John T I” cc” boxes Oliver Mumford auctioneer room in abgsliet 01f flowersE The bitsket ammo ( 2 111g, J1 signers; 9:110:31: (cill’xclog‘lrcéd21:51:53,813;V .: $11111; said city, January 21“, 1895, the further sum .
' ' . . - . - '1; s. was carrie y 181' $15 er a p ump ~ ' ' p ' s -<1'1' ~ 1. 3. ~ ‘; . , - ~
cornet 8010’ H Tllly’ pmno 5010’ 111' , ' '1 January 16th. at 7 o’clock; Saturday, January Of Two Hundred ($20010) Dollars W1” be ”‘9‘
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competent operators in Massage will be sent 1) , __ ~ inValuable 1n cholera-infantum and teetl - ’5- ‘“ ton, ‘1 . 1-
to residence 011 a licat'o ',lramp A little whiskey wduld -. It 1: h alth th 1.»- CU J n
h ' pp '1 11. ma.’ am. The lady on the falnibeluw you ~ ing. promo e9 3. e y- grow ‘1‘;: -. {LURIDA A series of Jacksonville tours ’
For rooms and Board, address - who handed out the dinner, has commit— full development, and a vigorous const 5°; allowmg two week?“ the 523%"
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as well as.to those who would keep in health.
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diseases. has been phenomenal.
any blood poison, quickly yields to its potent
influence.
diately relieved under the influence of Hot
Air in the Turkish bath.
3. Sanitary measure, a
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struction will be given to patients or bathers
enabling them to secure the greatest amount
of advantage possible from each Bath.
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By consulting the resident physician, in-
4
J annary 15)th .
‘state of Auoos 1118 W Mnnwm. late of Wil-
ton in said district, deceased.
The(. Court of Probate for the District of
No’rwalk, hath limited and allowed six months
f1om the date hereof for the Creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims 101 settlement. '
l‘hose who neglect to present their accolunts;
DISTRICT of Norwalklesgj , P1obate Court-
’I admire,” said Brief.
Next to her height, which is only 18
inches, the most remarkable thing about
this most remarkable little woman is her
strength. \Vhen she shook hands with
her guest it was noticed that her tiny
hand was as hard as iron. Her handshake
was almost a clinch. Five minutes later
a. number of dumb bells were brought in.
The biggest one weighed 18 pounds, just
double her own weight, . and Paulina
raised it three times above her head. She
then stood on a table three times her own
height and jumped to the floor.
It has come at last. Ever since the first
success of the novel this calamity‘hts
been prophesied. “Trilby” is to be
dramatized. The Harpers have sold the
stage rights of the novel to Manager A.
M. Palmer and Paul M. Potter has been
engaged to do the dramatization. There
is no doubt that Mr. Potter will do his
part skilfully and that M1.P.1lmer will
give the play an appropriate setting, but
the experiment is at best a doubtful one.
One might almost as well try to drama-
tize one of Thackeray’s novels.
LINWARD.
He Got It.
Tramp (at farm kitchen door)—I)o you
happen to have a little peppermint in the
house, ma ’am?
.The Kind of Client to Have.
T‘My client- Burker is the kind of man
"He told me he
was willing to spend ten thOusand dol-
lars to recover one hundred dollars he had
been defrauded of. ” '
“\Vhat advice did you give him. ”
“I told him to go ahead-that I was
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19th, at 20’clock: Wednesday evening,’ J anu-
ary 23d at 7 o‘clock; Saturday. January 25th.
11.1. 0 o 'clock, for the purpose of hearing and de-
termining any and all appeals made to them
from the doings of the assessms. The Board
l of R elief will meet with the aSSL-ssors as a joint
board Saturday January 12th, at 2 o’clock, for
the purpose of abating the polls of sick and
disabled persons,
Norwalk, Conn, December 24th,1894.
B. S. KEITH,
HENRY SEYMOUR, .
HENRY D. FOX.
Board of Belief.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD CO.
Personally-Conducted Tours.
WASH I N ETD D:ates January l7t Feb.
7th. March 2lst. Apr1l 11th, May 2nd and 23d,
{595,inclusive. Bates,1nclud1n1. accommoda-
tions at best hotels, New York $13. 50, Phila-
delphia $11. 59.
CLD PT. BOMFDR
New York and Philadelphia F c017 and
1895. Rates, including all neceesary expene
A series of 1: rec dav toms
A series of thre-
day tours'iwill leave
March
Two toms to the. Golden
Gate will le'a've New York
CALIFOHNI
“am, February 20 and March 20.1895.
Detailed itinerary will be sent on applica-
ion to Tourist agent. 1196 Bioadway, New
fork. or Broad street station, P iladelphia.
said city, to be used in defraying the neces-
sary expenses thereof.
Dated at the City of Norwalk, January 15th.
1895.
By order of the Council of said city.
Attest: E. M. LOCKWOOD,
‘ Citv Clerk.
all an Win or
1894-95.
Better Qualities, Larger Stock and
Lower prices than ever before.
for gents.
Custom Made Clothing
at the old stand of
E. Gusowski,
Corner Wall and Water street.
more Bread and Better Bread‘than any other
kinds of meats from ten to twenty]
per cent cheaper that other markets,
giving you equal quality. C all and "
see for yourselves.
Bates’ Mar 119 t,-
, igperly1 attested, Witlllliln said timei £11111»: --
,' me a recovery persons m e be to with him in all matters involvinga prin— ’
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