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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 5, 1888 · page 1

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SUMBER 101. “wwcwmmm sog'm NORWALK, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 5,1888. " PRICE TWO CENTS.
an savanna-cats. The 'Brunswick M “i. he" "in; ”"3535”: nonaun. marina-s. sous ovgzeumcz. '
ngwfiwf‘fn flail, one week. wt: in. “panama. bisaail boat m “”zltmm‘uihm ' This .JJJfl'JvT-‘fihny will "WM “n""m' "’ h’ "d" "m 7'” M u 8' c H A L L,

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Wrath-r ”not”.

For Friday. in New England. want

or. partly cloudy weather and rain, onin first Nurwslk.

followed '1’ '31” WIMLIXE' Ilia Ida (folefilrtgrlnons litatimr was
THE LOCAL BRIEFS. "' ‘°‘"’ "’”'*"'“¥:--
High tide maggo; 8 07' 10“ wk Thomas A. Owen of Stamford, it virita

In friends in this cit .
1.19. g ’

Sun rises 5.36s. Imaun acts 6.33 p. m.

Luster (bite is very sick again M” "w “tum ."l, n.

‘‘‘‘‘ 7“ . Frank 8. Jennings of Wentport, in
(laorrc floorecker Is studrlnll "" visiting friends in this city. s
6‘0"! “WW ”Wfim ‘0 bubonic F. A. Fillow has moved into his new
”Mm- ,, , house on School street.
’ ’l to scl 0t. next w—‘W
Wm: "" "m" ’ ’ p n is said in East Norwslk that Captain
' ~' ' , _. Conklin is soon to bsmarried. .
Sheri“ Leeds of thcborongbis readiu { . _ we
uptltcstatutfl. Robert Adonis and family will occupy
PM Walsh—“brother of J, J, Walsh, tlge rooms lately vacated by Mr. Love—
iavcry low today. J y. .. cw--.
' . . , — Eugene/Newcomb has left the employ
WWII!!!” I’amnxton 'flll ‘0 N9" of jeweler Austin to work on his father’s
Ym thi. Mill‘s , farm.
Eugene Schmid expects to move to 7%. F. Sunbelt who has been wanting
Sag Harbor next week. in New Milford has returned to thin city
Rev. Dr. Clark andfamily expect to agatn. ~—-~-»—-~ ,
more about thaelghtecnth. —;l"or the first time since the blizzard ‘
~—-————- , Geo. S. North can supply Photograph ;
W Fred M“ fl" borough, '3 Views of that memorable event. upon
spending 5 I" d” '1" Mlle field. receipt of order.
v-lfae HaWd's Samparilla. Lew lmlrwood'u mm of all wink,

captain lllydenhnrg has moved from
Ilencdic' Form to Riverside avenue.

Bests k l'arrington of the borough
unfurled a new awning thia morning.

The welcome mills: the first whim
of the mm were heard last evening.

The City llotn will tarnish supper for
the (lander Club ball to-morrow night.

A pound natty will be held at the
mutant the Reform amociation on Sat-
urday evening.

Fritz llingeltneier and bliss Walt-
baust-n are to he married during the
arlypartof Ilay. '

flay a ticket for the (lander (.‘lub ball
tomorrow night. Proceeds for the
benefit of the library.

The frnme for Thomas Wright’s new
m on Cottage avenue, Bast Norwalk,
was raised yesterday.

Bridgeport.

Oystermen in But Nurwztllt are bony
getting their bruit: ready for the mmnrer
season.

 

The Newtown turnpike was lit up by .

nesday night.

Gus Prizer‘s little girl who is rick.
has the pneumonia.

ll o'clock. Music by Moeulm.

Bridgeport loSaratoga "Iii seam.
Plumbers and papervhnngerii are very

Selleclts bookatore for Dr. Hurray.

during the blizzard. is being reouilt.

about four miles from Stamford, to visit

hi“ Inmate, W" Norwalk M. K. Church
‘ brother a mug», I. U. C

III. Pbinney Pipette to occupy hieI bodv,
m. comer Went avenue and Elm; '
Mt, aim: Hay first.

 

l'i’."5‘t'&fi.apl?'ll

Tomorrow afternoon the. Stuntfxnd
:lliuh school cnrnmem'tvttwnl

mphll'aold stand " 3 th» evening.

I . r . g The intirenientlyldukiilg toward the:
”c” C' B“ I started '0' Middle- 5 establishment of a watch ms» or watch- -

There is a great deal of rnmrng going

A catch bani!) lining»: in the sewer

"George," baa left him and gone to

Attorney J. 8. Seymour of Norwalk
while purchasing stickct at the depot in
Bridgeport last evening for home laid
his hand aatcltcl down on tbelloor br-
side him. When he turned to pick it up
be forum it was goneund just caught
sight of It going through the door in the
hand: of a roan witha light overcoat.
Ir. Saryruonr gave chase, but before he
could overtake the. thief the lstterltsd
vanished. Ilr. licyutour then gave a
description of the man to ommoiu.
who soon was on his track andchaacd
him through East Brldpport into West
Stratford and finally overtook andarr
reutedbinr. Began- hia namcasCharles
Mead and was very much intoxicated.
It is but a few days since he was
diuhargcd from the jail after servinga
sentence for theft and drunkenness.—
Bridgepmt News.

WILL ’0! ‘ 31516163.

No 'l'rwtls Ihntcvcr In the has” ltc’
will" Ilr. move-son's leatgnatttwi.
Viccvl’raident Stevenson of the floun-
Ionic railroad emphatically denies the
minor relative to hit resignation. lie
“all! that it is “absolutely false.”
Railroud officials intimate that the
story moot have been started for the
purpose of misleading and with a mall-
cionii design They anvpect that it origi. .
,nated in the fertile imagination of me‘
‘ijrlfl-yt’ of a rival corporation, with
whom the wrath might have been father ;
to the thwgbt. '

present "We, Ust Co.” at Iturlc Hall.
Of their perform the New York
Times sun—“rho initial presentation
of this screaming primal absurdity at
the Fifth Avenue Mo lust night
went off with’a bang and one continu-
ous roar oflslighter. From first talus:
not a robot face could bucspied among
the good audience. The irresistible
"Willie” Ilealayer. of course, was all
that could be ducked—he always does
give all you desire-Will you can’t rest.”
His every move earned for bin: a laugh;
his every lungs a smile, so broad! As
“‘1'. Willis Rockingham, the retired
pugilirt. he has every opportunity, it
not more than in “The Tough." to shine
in those graces which so admirably suit
his ”plastique,” andbavs won for him
hearty welcomes throughout the land.
Ilia voice is as fine-s ever, and his sing-
ing sided materially in Illa rounded per-
formance. lies Theresa Vaughn-—
doubtless the queen in this line of
character in America [today—gave her
usual povpourri of pleasing selections,
and the numerous encore she received
were but a foregone conclusion. The
company, as awbole, is excellent, and
will bring ”We. Us & Co." where of
right it belongsé-w the front."

Ill llsury last ngbt.
lli lla-nry's minstrels played to a good
audience at the Opera House last night
‘ night. They gave even a better enter-
: tainnn-nt than they gave in Music Hall
; Monday night. Prater-nor Orke’a feats of

The Baselmll Heart-g.

’juggling are incredible and have to be
morn be appreciated. The Shelvey
Brothers, in their footrspamn‘g contest,
Prof. Hyde, the violinist, the solo quin-

An ruljmrrncd meeting of the Cutlflrt'
licut llaseiatll [mane want held at the
Atlantic hotel at Mill Tuesday afternoon.
Representatives were preach! from

the electric light for the first Mme. “'edv ‘

There seem to be on improvements in ,
She -

The grand march of the (louder Club ‘
ball to-morrow night will take place at!

The flousatonic P road has arranged to '
run special drawing room cars from‘

busy titling up the rooms over Andrew ‘

The block signal nation at the Nouga-
tuck Junction, which mu blown down

Hiram Finch's funeral. was held at the 1

r‘X'lclsl'fi
~11»? PW“! 6’“ 5339 010ml” 8‘; take place. A reception will lwvheld in

tettc Barret. Maynard, Benfer, Adair and
(lot-trey, Delmoru and Wilson change
artists, Donnelly and Phillips If! their
laughable act. and last, but not least by
any tneanr. Hi Henry. the cornetist. him.»
sell, all showed themselves to be A No. 1
in «very resprc'. Hi Henry troupe will
be sure of a hearty welcome when they
visit Norwalk again.

Bridgeport, llanlmry, Waterbury, Au-
vonia, Kuwait; and blirulen. A playing
schedule was adopted. The moon opens
April 2.8 and chm settlrrnilwr 29. Bridge-
purt plnya two gum at home each week
and two away. Ttw Mum ball manu-
factured at Philadelphia was adopted.
The constitution prepaml by Secretary
Hugh Rwddy was adopted. It was also
voted to pray the rs-cretary :r minty. lie
in the only salaried man the league. The
‘Bridgr-nort team will probably play gr
the Barnum ball grmnds.

Atkluson I: Cooke's Company.
The advance sale opens this morning
; for the engagement of this lav-trite corn-
;paoy, (f'Mlltnr‘flctng next ”utility. The
Iterator slur rte-ml honorary wflhr- t'. i following is from the Elizabeth Drill;
‘ ”r c— 1‘ 9" ”fl'.’ “‘5’ Journal: Tum Taylor's "Liverpool by
, Al‘KPILdatht' Ul I’M!!!” ......... . 1.2“” ,‘ night, ' W38 (ho “(00nd piay "I lllt‘ [9.

Dad; agflsfldflnmq." notrm. "‘76: ;‘ P'rloiro of the Aiklnwt’l & Tuck's Dra-
' " ' '. . ' 1' « . .
fieflffd§§§tgizltzllf ,. l Llflft’. . .132. mallet umpany, and Wit- presented to
" ............... a- ‘, ,
111MB! wrttleruon Y. at, it. A.work), .19; * "' "‘le ."‘"" larger. than that of
Lettm receiverllvin r. at. tr. .\,workl. . l7 . Maud-y tremor. The new was "U
V ”will. til‘n.’il.':"."!’,’f’.‘.’!t .’.t .-.’.he'. .\' ..... 3 M“a$'rlt"hpptullnllilh from mose'lll'“:
Written notices of the work .......... 2.") ‘ ent. “I,” Amen u, "Ruth mm).
Awlic'licm l" memhcnhlp’tectlvrdl» ' made errn it better llllpl’r’Ssll in than In
Appointur 1'” but ”he'll“ pltoncorn. '5; l “49.” "or acting was gram-tut and her
Committee meetings a .............. _ . .
“who drawn from “in llhrtaly ,,,,,,,, ll) , stage P'mnf" lr‘fnllk'llhly 300“ 3"”
tiyninmmm flat", 4 mailing, or. at _ .u . tone and articulation is \ery plt'anlng,

 

 
 

strongly drawn to this subject by that

Sunday .m mg «into-ml .. «woman at .37 -

'z‘ntl in tin-tragic portions of the piece
Worker's limiting class, 4 waning. ghe wm simply grand. Mr. Shed as

 

muunlnerwru: ntorninglwflhe' re "w M' E 'ruovement factory in Stamford, in rev
“ ”235...: ported to be progressing favorably. ’
”Won “Wkly“? road The Meriden Journal- “ya that Miss;
”Matty “M‘W'WNMOV Susie Cooney. organist at St. Item's;
”81.17 worth ofpowder is bust.

Church, was called to Norwnlk, Wednes— E

”I ”I” superintendent 0' the day, to attend the luneraltrl it relative.

m 0‘ M ’l work on “to D. & N. Malta! the Ingram. 1

m. In! moved to Bridgeport. Coroner Holt was summoned to Red-

A aprcial borough meeting 'm be ding Tuesday to hold an Inqueiit In the
held tomorrow afternoon to consider

case of Mm. (.‘nrr'n- Uppertun of that.
' r‘ ’ " r ’ [ht
thadvivsbilityofwidening Ilarn street. wwn- Mr- invent)" WW «I m 1

of John H. Light for the porter-e of
electing delegate: to the cunvmliun of

 

at.“ """""""""""""""""" 5* “Ned Clayton." displayed to advantage

A' ll. w'”""" 6"” fic'y' a hit excellent portrayal of the character.
[The “Mimi"! and Nrsmilh handled their
. pane in good style and were well re-
(:v‘fl'ml, “Liverpool by Night." is a
strong play, and the cast was fully up to
the requirements and rarrietl it through
in good shape.

Rep-litmu- Mull-g Twsiglu.
Tout evening at 8 o’clmrk the Young;
Republican club will "3H1 at the «flit-e

Republican clubs to I» held in Blew Hat-tn _ --

next Tues-lay. All republu'inn :m- In" ““1" sortwaut Yunnan-11:8.
viicd lob: resent. _ W
P ‘ Ber. II. A. Deluw Among the .‘iotablca.

Gnu" Doll. and luv. .laa. ll. Roan M an Authority.

Morrow.

The district convention of the Sons of.
Temperance will be held at the ball of
Concord Division in the borough, to-tnor~
row, commencing at 2 o’clock p. in. The
following programme will be rendered:
Singing. .

Adan-so of Welcome.
Topics for discussion.
l‘lrst Topic—"'(lnr'tllxar and Its pus-dbl".

MONDAY,

let—Aaamedium for moulding public
opinion in favor of Temperance and
its importance. ‘

2d-As a medium for aggressive work
against the incrtnteof Intempcrnnce
and its vices.

lid—Its duty in the prohibitory work of
the total suppression of the liquor
trafllc.

Discussion to be opened by Rev. Charles
E. Torrey, of Norwallr, followed by
any other» present.

ANNI

on warm, continent;

APRIL 9th.

fiw—ow— -—--

ltelura of the Popular ,

ATKINS“ & Will’s

STOCK COMPANY,

immunmwnwmotmmmnummm

1o, 20, and .30 Cents.

 

Engagement of the Chanting Young Lem

E LOUISE AMES. ,

Singing and recitations. , 11" w‘“‘"”"“ N”: Am”
Second Topic—"Tho Dlvlslon and its one» T H o M A S E SH E A
cons.”
lat—4n reaching the unpledged and ' '
bringing them into our fold. Mm
2 l~ln impressing the initiate with the Monday Evening, The Strong English Drama, ....... Liverpool By lllfll.
innportnnce of our principles and the ’l’ncadny “ ........... , ............................... Home canto.
necessity of cooperative action. ' - Wenonah,- « .................................... no Italic ornrlu.
31-1.. develooinx the powers and capa- Thursday u ...................................... a Back Ila-bar.
bilities of its members to become Friday » ..... null-enrollm‘
_ earnest. active temvmnce workm- Saturday Mattuce,...,. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . . .: ...... To be Announced.
Discussion Opened by Ira R. Wildmlln. " Evening, .................... . .......................... . ..... “It.”
I’. (i. W. P., of Daubury, and tub $4..“ .

lowed by others present.

Singing and recitation.

Thlnl Topichl'ntler "Hood of the Order.”
lat—Its object—Primary and Secondary.
.dwllow raised to a high and successful
standard.

Discussion opened by R. L. Ella. I’. G. >
W. l’., of Norwalk. followed by oth~
era present. Discuseiom- free to all,
Indies by written or oral offerings.
Singing and recitation.

Refreshments will be furnished at 6
o'clock p.m. '. 7 o'clock, ExperienCe
Meeting. At 8 o‘clock public address by evening, 30mm“, .1 you 3,
Rev. Mrs. Lottie J. Greeley. Subjecl:—~ elect delegates to the conventionofclu
"The- duty of theChristian Church in the
Temperance Reform "

Rooms To Rent.

dict Farm.

54 hr Inquire ltol’. East and Second Avenue.

 

Nollco to Republicans.

Vlltd to attend.

a l ‘2: I. ll. CROWE. Sec'y.

Buslnuss opportunlly.

 

The “'enltly Evening Post.

The New York Evening Post will bt-
gin. on the third of May, to issue a week. 1

, ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ expense-in keeping a boarding
ly ullllOll, buying loans pflnClpllI aim ubmmfi App” atthis mm.
the promotion of Revenue Reform, -‘,_--.W
which has become the paramount issue F0? 51!"? 0" Elena!!!”-
in national politics. The existence of an 13033.1.) or exchange fora row boat. a sixteen
actual surplus in the Treasurer eatimaled ‘9‘“ “mv "3m. Paddle“ “3 ~ “”5 ‘3;

n2] Addrm LOCIt BO) 605:.

to reach $140,000.000 on the 13th of WM: H . ._-.WWW
June, 1888. and the further increase 595-00 30"de-
lhcre if und ~r resent Ir, “-5, at .n ' llEshovereward willbcpsidaud no questions

ll‘l » ‘ p i “3"“? (lo? 1‘ arkchor the return of my watch. taken from
to n wetness interests. and a direct in- my mom in m. Citv BOIQL The W 1. gold
centive to wrutelulnesn and corruption hunting cast. Cree 30.1035. worksKo. 2.61m
in the appropriations of public money.

MI'XSON’ LOCKWOOD.
South Norwalk. March. 28. 1588. I88 If
The attention of the people having been

 

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Building Sand For Sale.
d.footol‘ um.

_ e ,. -. ., ..-
mfby‘xmunnm , s: pnoeflnrwd
mum...“ t. m. to... .........i ....,.....m..o 0 mon. Patties desiring ornamental! u
ment on questions of revenue and taxa- 16 Raymond bl . City.
tion has been increasingly felt in all parts
f the country. ,

- . “DEBS left with J.R Raymon
it in the lfllr’fllltln of the tonnage-mom () Md “mt ,0, bill’dlnz‘?“ 1m: “dam
to make :1 first-class weekly ’lll'WHpopey Kiii-illbethanggl‘lfyreceivedaltumtulugfim‘u"
of 12 page-3. Subscription price $1 per ”Wu
year. .\ free copy of the first number
will be mailed anywhere on request.

‘ ta. Now rady for

Send address on a postal card to The can WI‘:%$;%W.KNAPR 7,“.

' Pet, V w York. _._ W -
Evening in L c Notice~§cllool Taxes.

The Past Ell-ll Trains. N' lk I'niou
. . ill: tax payers of the south . orn-
Postmaster-gonna! Dickin-ion will T ”nut Districlaare'llgrcby 1.30:” that If;
. , . . ' l on 0“" lW-l
transmit to Lough-us within a few days gfiflli“ “filth?“ 1581.!” mingflme
a report strongly urging that an import-

diutrirt hcidouthe'nh day of June, 1887. at the

' ' t boolbmee. willbe due and pay-

unt change be made In the inelhod of ap- tfif‘fgrhtffitfiy 0' ”by, 1888. a: which time I

[imprinting the sum annuu y h

‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' I. second floor. Interest at t c

for special realities m me why of fast gathflfgniafif; ”mum mm M" "L ISIS.

000 “8 “memwd "" "w "as“ "l “ illfiggfhlgégu South smut Union échool
schedule fixed by Congreus, from which ,

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lloum To Rent.
QEVKBAanw single houses on Toilet Street,
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set aside that: be ready tom-eke the same at my once, 29
mail trains. ‘ur the cum-ht year $296- will be chanted on all but mfisliing‘nlli‘pcidonwd

 

 

 

. . . . Dulmfl.
blizzard and hr! body was not found I» not forget that the tlsndrr ball full The Christian Secretaryllapttet ltl- "n. Pmtmault'r‘genernllstlol nllotved ‘0 Wed Salomhgpnmnsss, stilt
y x, Hoyt 'gamtutday with his nt- until Monday. It was frozen stiff and' the bandit of the South Norwalk llIJlll’" ’furms iteiesders that It is about to pub- depart. 0‘ “m sum 825300 is paid to _ _ _-_
Mme cart advertising the "We. Us lay wellpwser'fltv in afield n “m" disr 'm (the plat! tomorrow evening fllzllt‘llan‘l’ll‘l of four papers upon thelead- the New York Central "mm“ d for “m a?“ ngll.
ken"performance at Italic Hall, to- tan'ce from the madame. 0n itfllufuifll,fluvitf lIalI, Mmlrin's theorist n; to ing .mrm‘xflsg 81:18“?! 0: (Sit; 2:35;! I,“ nm‘pflpfl "M“ m Albany, and :7. , - ._,:,::_~:;;—::::;;::
‘ ’ ‘ ~. lberb band lrniphnruoicfordsncrngan tea tlfilll'nl‘. ro. . . mint- t- , , .7 y _
night. the apparent indiffennee i) or :ill honeof the moat ’Wm. r f t he I?” i. I” discuss “Free Trade.” "on. 81.,(‘00 goes to the. hew \ork, ‘lew llu F A '1 < ) R

The children offlt. Mary's church at» regarding her fate and other circumv

tended the funeral of llary Trainer,
which was held in St. lary church this

(handmade ball to be River) by
(Way I' in the armory the 18th pron.-
irra to he a grand m. as tickets an»;
ultra; rapvl‘ Iy. ‘ ..-_

h. “I 0‘ ll” 5" "w borough l" ed the following: '“l'lure writing" all
m “’7‘ 1‘ '"m" ““9” that i‘ labor panic here on account to! the our
M u""“““" 11”" has h'm ‘ nation of the batting industry. ducto
m I. “R “F. In winter. 1 “10 caning fl, WIDDTICIM, m and

, . the u ning of «mall shop» througltml

A” W t M ””3““? in to the ngghwringcouotrv. Twotbouaand
“I" in“: .m stock 0' it t w "W llvtr hundred batten are now out of work
w W“'“'“”’" Th” "'° “a thelill will probablv be swelled m
“FWWW; ~ several thousand by next week. C. I].

Attic ”Wilt conference ll!” ill Tsnney & Co., and Meeker Brothers.“
W yesterday. Real}. 8. Harris m Tweedy Isnufacmrim: Company,
was alerted one of the committee on “playing 1,100 man»: will clinic
m was. April as indefinitely, discharging null:

im the no net the Franklin 'm";nfinmfl'"m'flf£” ”W" " '
Michael W has been thoroughly shops . . .. ,. .
cleaned. The rooms are now in perfect 0" ”w ”"m' ,
“a, w wltlnodoubt hamwiaud A. H. Bylugton in Iris Washington
I] but WI and scholars.

wwmwwihmhm

mmflhfllflmflw “'1 mututmtnmamtnst-pnu
auuswoa thslrwsadlu tour.

clined to be suspicious of foul play. The:

 

for stripecting foul ploy.
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wflbhfiatttsreatlsuaoftlishrlds’s

master-shuts

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stances, route of the neighbors were ilk -

coroners inquest revealed that she was;
trot—n to death while going in search of g

, ti. r—mnesiwtnl‘ .
h" Imsbflnav Md ‘ ”l V’" H i t ”"1" l“ “‘5‘ "‘7’": It'llmftl """""""“= A. ll. lano. to follow with ”The Advant-
‘fl Ilrtrtfurd h“ "V" cm“""‘”’ by i Izlauf thibititm." This lringlIll‘dD

l
T“. NP. Y": 1""er h' WWI”! Wm": game. 2"" P'mll'r ” ""m tnrlk I'm" Will I lxrvun of Cnnftrt'llflll- bl" “9 ”I" h“ i' to this city this morning Wllll Mill (R»V.)
? be player! at the acne plot? in at )l-mtlay ; “l5"inl: to try u, get their."

letter alludes an follows it our stalling
asrvier: "Ass hopeful sign, the tit-uti-
nslof'l'buraday rescind us or. Friday,

mo. Be sure and attend it you wish i S. D. Sperry is to discuss ”The Advant-
toliavcnpleavant lime. gazes of Protection." lion. Francis L.
;\\'aylnr~.d is to present "The legal Au-

"‘ ”mu". ”"k‘ ‘2 [acts of the Temperanc» Question." It

)lr. Ilawkr. the winner of the lanai”, ,mupd for our townsman, lbw. ll.

Kingston” "I 1"" ""‘r'n- "'d """ intn cunpetium with the bent brain and

”9mm" wimp.“ "‘ elegant '“ l Public Opinion published at Win-bing-
lard billiard table. which the winner was: too and reprerentlntt “n, In,“ “mum,“
”W mm” ””"m' ”bk“ to Ch'l' lot the country upon current questions
“”3" ’quotes the recent utterances of Rev. J.
H. Ross of our city. as to the vital
growth and aggreslventas of Christianity
in this country. as shown by figures and
statistics which he has gathered. Ilr.
Rom liar made a very faithful study of
the question and is coming to speak with
authority upon this and kindred topica.

lets lave. “pal Tower.
ltisnowstaladthakaltltougb the
. gonrmt u decided that the New
Haven signal ataflau could he discon-
tinued without www.mg
of the saviorJtsMYork. Block to
land and floata- “I“! being near
enough to“ to m the ground.
the than» will Is continued-as
puroly local laatttatlua, «calving the
full mummy-counts.
lions. and wlIl hprnvldsdwithsnsp
Eparatnsaadsn operator bytlts bureau.

MWVHHOII.

HEW HAVE! II‘I'IIODIIITL

1w. Important llroposltluus tinder (lol-
atderatln.

A joint meeting of the mcmhsrsol tbs
ofllcial hoards of the ssvcrslllatltodlst
churches in flew Haven and vicinity
was held In the lecture room of the

 

 

 

 

"”3 d little daily war started where a copy I
unwanted-runner” haraauhd'asllngtononibr day toi—
lowlug its publication. The (lawns ,
mulled Tuesday night only reached which washyanarcidrnt

fl cltv. ran away thinner-tar st fromltlsvrstwhtlshswasatleeplam‘
“If“. “mauledfroh uf thempuuy'sslveploum manual-outta If thimP'N'“
”Mufflaeowvohatshpnd naswhenltwarlrlcdtnm-wforh.”

Wok-soul halasmealedsadmndamulal.
Isis Mar. vim ileum-cum mntghumrtbfliuthat train-s nil Wm
M or Its also- polr. “that“ mumps-tats tummy

First Ilrtbodiat church Monday evening.
Charles A. Baldwin pro-titling. A series
of resolutions wsre introduced, providing
that an elder-go be established in

Yesterday a man in front of
.lll! postofllcvln the borough. Ila had a
ilamcliuvteton littoral full of handles.
”Mr 'Mv

slurs-Wylntltsrstav. 't'luws ls
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of turnout” will no tossrvsthe can“ '
to tiny-ts- av mmummmldflbm mrw'fit?fiwemmmm gm i=3. of cultivation
W‘Wfl I’ll" fl. 3"» mm sale-serve in lhcsade- ”"mw'fmmm mm
M“- whom WW. “mm-mum. “JV l1, 3. nuns“.

held shortly altar conference for the pur-
pnss of appointing a committee to draw
up a constitution and try-laws. The oi»

ven and Hartford for the fart train to To letorfor sale, comer Days-id Raymond timers.

Springfield. By far tbelorrrrwfllm'v “KNEE BUILDING LuTs

however, is expended on tln- Southern

routes. As a resultof this Iron-clad pro- on thDWARD AVIJOR llALll.
vision of Congress the l’mlcll'ice Depurt- manna: 0'
ment is often uerioualy einbnrmsml.

 

 

Golden WCIItIIng. " ' " ’

Mr. ank A, Frrris and lunuly came For Sale.

acres, at prices from mm to Q
J. J. “'oolo-y. to celebrate the golden Three farms ant-hosted u
Well-lint: of tlu-ir honored put-tit». Den-
con S'r-plwtl ll. I'D-me and Wife. Deacon
I‘erriu learned the bolting triido titty-five

years ago with Messrs. George and Wilv

and comfortable dwellings.
“elnlllt‘yl arc dalmblc for summer residences,
out homes. and in more of

lots than the costuf their improvements.

Tum-33mm to rent. centrally located on Beuc- l

HE Young Republican Club will meet Thursday
' t's once to
to be held
in New “Iffll. April 10th. All republicans are in-

, RE‘BPECPABLI woman would like to meet a
lady without children. who would pay half
house alread-3 gy es-

Spectal Scenery For Every Pla .

 

Reserved Seats at lloyt’s, Thursday Morning, April 5th.

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MUSIC HALL

I. If. IIOYT. - - . -

Inn-aw
ONE NIGIIT ONLY.

Thursday. April 5th,

MESTAYER
iiiiiii man,

In their Popular Comedy

bed

Don'tfsiltossc than. You will laugh as you

never lung before

Tickets at Hoyt's and GrIgory‘s Drug sures.

 

UNDE

, . gory's Phatusrcy.

MTTQ'I’I‘L ”U A 1’ T

Saturday. Apr. 7.

The powerful melodrama.

'l' E Lilli.

Introducing the talented young actor

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Suppulltd by the Original

NEW YORK CAST

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010.000-Tr'llnul I’m—'10,...

REM) and llEC'l‘llB,

The Oanino Marvel.

Prlcca 35.503“! 76 Calla.

named scslsnuwon sale at Hart's “:46“-

 

E. A. Woodward. '"
mm mun.

‘Allutl in the town of Bedding. 01% to to in

healthy localities. and

tune.
amount!) well improved ant have on than tab»

“1 Drug Store. I. W.

or
perm.“ oonaeq the
settlement of estates. some of them will be sold for

 

best wishes that peaceful and happy
years may be in store for these esteemed A
neighbors. About three months ago Mr. Wm
and Mrs. I". A. Perl is visited this city to trial»; the usual cttygfihfiow
celebrate the golden wedding of Mr. and Real luau ”a hell-art ma.

Ilrs. J. .l. Cape. tlrsJFerris' parents. 5

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andfllbleonthc

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If there ever was a soccrtlc for any "he I“ :‘é=:u'mlfl:dmrh’
complaint then Carter’s Little Liver Pills T 0. W Am“, a. m m
are a specific for Sick Headache. and

every woman should know this. They

Pine view of the surrouudlr noun .
are not only a positive cure, but a sure mar rt 3. mt l'rlo mums.

. uire TAYLOR a GOLD“.
lism ll. Benedict and has been identified :2}. ”‘1'“ M 1W AW. 45 M ‘7
with the best interests of our town ever Wuhlugum 81.. South Forwulk. Conn.
since. All our old residents will join in For Sale.

on llnwood ave.
coluonions residence In " '1“.
or
s rullar hours on llavllsa arrest, mu.

until WHIP
1 new house
will he ills-
poml mason-ole .

”3'31!an water it front of the menus.

 

Mum-Mauritania

ws remove the cause of disease without "a,“ “30“,
’ lrsof n1 momuw .

pruronttrc if taken when the npproachls "“ p" we,
felt. Carter's Little Liver Pills ac: di- WALK dwm
rectly on the liver and bile. and in this EAST tron ”at; is sacrum condition.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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GRAND MASQUBBAIIE

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Wednesday Evening, April18tlt
none at

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all"?! morythresdaylinsdvsunsoftnaball
witbtbe am
plavdln

t of mate-rumina-
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there-tennis“.

'l‘ltosu porwlll be served II the II
from uluvc- to on. by;

h trim“: Munf'gllwlllbr rental last
at o

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aluminum-nil .5 forthc 'ams-
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taalcy. Baxter's
the company and at tbs .

LYCEUM THEATRE,

NEW YORK.
rust-summons".
mam. mums - . Imps

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The Regular Dru-alto Season.

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