CHEAPEST AND BEST
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
NUMBER 115.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 2|, 1888.
TALMAGE’S SERMON!
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
IN MONDAV'S IIOUI.
sew Advertisements.
Wagons and hams fovaale.
Dry goodr. J.W, & I. S. Smith.
Boy wanted.
fitnw
[till Pouilr Farm. '
Building on for sale {Minx lllll Building (:0.
List of utter.
Wiring in the Post-office at South Norwallt.
(Pond. Aprlltli. this. Persona cans? for any of
these letterr will please say they are vertlaed.
lienry Anderson. Win. aver , I. 0. Bright. 1).
Cbllleli, Joshua Corsica, lfll ii Coolleu, C. it}.
Haskell, Martha Reopen, Annie limiey, Annie
Morgan. Virginia B. llcnderaon. Thomas (lavaghan,
Jennie Merritt. Eliza 1' Reese. Jennie Stewart John
Stewart. R. Smith, Carrie 1:. Volt, Albert
Thelloritz, John Weston, Nan? i . Weed.
.I. .DcsaisoJ’Jf.
Walther Bulletin.
For Sunday, in New England, warm-
er fair weather, and light westerly
winds, becoming variable and southerly,
followed by rain in the western and
northwestern portions.
Tiiiiécfii" BRIEFS.
High tide c.3353: 6.59; low tide
1.21.
Sun rises 5.04; sun sets 6.39.
Miss Julia Byxbee has returned to
Meriden. _ ’__‘
——Strawberries at Rcmson’s market.
The Ku Kiuxfiirrrii‘ a... will he re.
organized this season.
James B. Margy- of Brooklyn is visit-
ing friends in this :ity.
Eider G. L. run; to. preach at Ad-
vent Church to-morrow.
Mrs. Mary sea... of Ridgefield is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Lulu and utilise Hammer will
spend Sunday in New York city.
John Roland is moving to—day into
Mrs. Newkirk‘s house on Prospect Hill.
U. S. Lowe will move into one of Mrs.
Lynes’ cottages in the borough the first
of May. M __ m
W. .T. Peat will open a restaurant on
Water street, borough, on Monday to be
known as the "Beehive." -
The new iron—fmrndry that has been
added to the Lockwood M'f’g. Co’s. fac-
tory is ready for the painters.
A number of Good Templars from this
town visited Nonpareil Lodge, 1. O. U.
T. in Bridgeport on Thursday evening.
D. S. Olds, father of station agent
Olds of Wilson's Point, was in town yes-
terday. He has many warm friends
here.
—The Famous GiltDT‘Jdge Chowder at
Campbell's old stand.
Commencing tomorrow a prayer
meeting will be held every Sunday after-
noon at the Granitevilie Chapel at 4
o’clock, directly following the Sabbath
school exercises.
The New Haven Palladium says that
Dale 6: Winterfield of South Norwalk
have bought from E. H. Thatcher the jib
and mainsail yacht he has built during
the past winter.
PalestineCastic, A. U. K. of the M. C.,
will hold their regular meeting ouMon-
day evening and confer the second tier
grec. It is requested that all charter
members attend. DistrictDeputy Davis
will be present.
The First Regiment of the Connecticut
National Guard leads in the figures of
merit for the month of March, its per-
centage being 94.63. The Second has
92.87, the Fourth 87.49, the Third 73.96
and the Fifth Battalion 75.36.
Chief of Staff Major Keada and Major
Jones, of the Salvation Army, will visit
thiscity to-day, and remain over Sunday.
They will be at the services during their
stay in the city. The Army here antici-
pate a “hallelujah time."
—-Try Plaiated’s Beef, Iron and Wine.
Henry Chanfrau and his company will
appear at the Opera House Wednesday
night in “Kit The Arkansaw Traveler.”
Chanfrau was hooked here during the
blizzard but could not get here. He
should be greeted by a full house Wed-
nesday night. W‘ m
The Cedar Point Yacht Club has issued
its constitution. by laws, sailing regula-
tions in a book of very neat form. This
club was organized April, 1887, and at
ready has forty members. and its fleet is
composed of2i vessels. The first regatta
will take place Memorial Day.
Last week Mr. Wade, local editor of
the Hour, paid a visit to the corset shop,
and gave some of the pretty girls very
fins compliments for their work. We
all think bars that Mr. Wade paid more
attention to the girls than he did to their
corset work—Nomad cor. Conn. Ca-
tholic. WW“
There will be a meeting of thcsoclcty
connected with the Congregational
Church, city, to he held on Monday
evening, April 38d, in the chapel, us
o’clock, when the building committee
will make further report on new church
building. Members of the congregation
and tbsladiea of the church are cordially
invited to be present. A fullattcndancs
of all persons interested is requested.
0. 1.. lloiandsr died last night at his
late residence on Van Zandt avenue,
East Norwalk, of pneumonia. after an
illness of one week. Es leaves a wile
. and one child. The format will be held
tomorrow afternoon at four o’clock at
the house. Olive branch hint.“
P..of which Inlolander new
her, will attend In a body.
Rev. James W. Beely of Brooklyn wasl
in town today.~ ‘
-—l.obaters—l~‘irst 'of‘ the seaniiimat
Klinefoltet’ri market.
Mary liyutt of lioston is visiting
friends in the borough.
Miss Eunice Myer is visiting her aunt
on Fair street, borough.
Fred (lraliam bfflJersey City is visiting
Chas. Morton in this city.
Railroad Commissioner W. 0. Soy—
mnnr was in town to—dav.
J. W. & M. 8. Smith makeau interest-
ing announcement to day.
Miss Bell chars... will spend Sun.
day with friends in Dauhury,
—Uso Plaistedihrili—air‘Calisaya.
Frank SLJohnuoflhe borough expects
to start for California on Monday.
The members of the Norwalk team
will all reside in this city after today.
Read what the Lenin Hill Building Co.
have to offer in advertisement to-dny.
A boy is advertised lo: in another
column. Apply at Theile’s news store.
The Union school nine will play the
Granitevriles this afternoon in Granite-
ville.
Charles Yost-willfl furnish music for
the Mayflower sociable Wednesday
night.
John Taylor of VHolyolre, Wisconson,
is visiting his sister, Miss Taylor, of the
borough.
Geo. W. Bennett of this city went to
New York tu-day to spend a few days
with friends.
George Lockwuod, of the firm of
Coolidge & Lockwood, is quite sick with
a sore throat.
A gray sea dogfiwhich the fishing
schooner has on the bridge attracts the
attention of passers by.
J. D. Jennings, the undertaker, moved
into the house next to Dr. Higgius' on
Elm street, yesterday.
James O'Donnell of the borough in-
tends starting a grocery store on Wash-
ington street in a few days.
A very pleasant Chinese tea party was
held at the residence of Mrs. Longstafle
on Elm street. borough, last night.
Frank Cbitlim of ths’borough had his
hand badly shattered by a bullet from a
pistol which hr was cleaning yesterday.
A great many of the people residing
on West avenue complain of boys com-
ing around to their houses and playing
“tick-tack" on windows.
Contractor Cram, who has at large con-
tract in Waterbury which takes about
all of his time there, will spend Sunday
with his family in the borough.
The Court of Burgesses will hold a
special meeting Monday evening to listen
to what interested property owners have
to say in regard ti) widening Main street.
Sam Lynes had eight more chickens
stolen last night. Sam has only got
four left now. This makes the third
visit that the thieves have paid to his
coop. g
The Prohibitionists will hold a special
meeting tonight, at the room on Elim-
beth street, which will be addressed by
the editor of the Pioneer. All are. iti-
vited.
Dr. John Bohannan will address the
temperance meeting at the Elizabeth
street room tomorrow afternoon. Un-
doubtedly the Dcctor will have a large
audience.
~Webcr, Shoulnger, Emerson and
other first class makes of pianos art
Studwell's, cor. Main and Marshall street.
Call and try them and see on what easy
terns they can be purchased.
Residents of the upper part of Main
street, borough, complain loudly of a
gang that goes up that way every night
about eleven o’clock and makes the night
hideous with their noise.
The curiosity we spoke about going
through the borough on Friday passed
by Crofut & Knapp’s shop early this
morning. One of the boys in the shop
said he thought itwas a gas pipe dressed
up. ., _, .. ‘ ,
Miss May Allen entertained a number
of her friends at her residence in
Graniteviilc last evening. A fine col-
lation was served and the party enjoyed
themselves in the usual manner until a
late hour.
A horse belonging to Judson d: Sauer-
wein died last night. They recently
purchased it from James ll. Laos and it
was quite a valuable animal. The horse
was sick about a week with a compiler
tlon of diseases.
Yesterday morning Hattie, drughtor
of Joseph Perry, died from the «neon of
scarlet fever,» her home in Granitevillc.
Mr. Perry lost a little boy from scarlet
fever five weeks ago. Deceased was in
the third year of her age. Her funeral
will beheld Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. _ - M ._.
Finnegan e O‘Riiey'ii horse got fright.
cued at escaping strain from the pro-
peller at the steamboat dock in the
borough this morning and ran away.
No danrage was done except breaking a
spring and running into Kellogg l
Amblvr’s wagon and upsetting the
driver, Mr. folwvli.
A BIG ‘I'lllllt‘.
A Vurrlber of the "Boy." lec f‘. F.
Tollea. Jr. it Surprise. ‘
According to the calendar, yesterday
was the birthday of Chester I“. Toilet,
Jr. Unknown to him his wife invited a
small company of his older male friends
tohisnew home on Higliatreet. "Chet."
knew nothing about the gathering and
when he arrived home lasthigbt he
found about fifteen of tho"bo_vs"tbere
waiting to give him a hearty welcome.
The evening was spent pleasantly in
talking over old times, and a bounteous
collation was also an important feature
of the occassion. It was after 12 o’clock
when the company dispersed.
'r'rlrt murmur 'rrtanrtnv.
Orre \‘lctlrn Dying, the Other Too III to
Appear in Court.
The death of Virgil Barnum, the vic-
tim of the Hurley—Barnum affray in
Daubury, from loss of blood, is momenr
tarily looked for. He has been vomit-
ing blood profusely since 2 o'clock yes-
terday afternoon. The bullet which
will cause death is still embedded in the
right lung and it is impossible In remove
it.
Owing to the for-hie condition of flow-
Iey, who is confined to his bed aufl'eririg
from awound in the head inflicted by
Barnum, hearing in the case has not
taken place. linwley'rt physicians fear
he will die of congestion of the brain.
lie is under a close police guard at his
home, where he has remained since the
shooting.
The Girl with the Baby Carriage.
"Say; 1 wonder which girl with the
baby carriage the Sentinel means," said
Chief Lockwood to "Al." on they stood
on the hotel corner yesterday. "Dsrued
ifl know," said AI. “as there are ten or
twelve of them that go up and down
the street here every day and its hard to
tell which one they mean." "Hello.
what's all that crowd up there doing;
let's go up and see," said the big Chief.
and they started for a crowd of boys
who were in front of the peanut man's
stand looking at a full] with a monkey.
“O that’s nothing." said AI. “let's go get
a —~ cigar," and as they turned around
quick the Chief ran plump into the girl
with the baby carriage nearly frighten.
ing the life out of the baby. and made
the girl nearly split her sides laughing
as he unwound himself front the wheels.
After the chief got clear and Al went up
the street, the girl strolled along to see
if she co- Id get a glimpse of Clarence
Smith, the good looking clerk ir. Smith
litos.‘ shoe store.
Knot Mnrwnlk M. k). Church.
The pastor, Rev. Mr. Ross, will preach
tomorrow morning and evening. The
morning subject will be “The Ex-
pounder of Life's Mysteries." The even-
ing, "The Present Life a Prophecy of 9
Future One." The seats of this church
are free, and acordial invitation is car
tended to rich and poor.
The City Marshal fir-ta stuck.
City Marshal Chris Michael thought he
had struck a bonanza the other day
when he bought what be supposed was
ahalf sovereign for sixteen cents. It
turned out to be nothing but a piece of
brass. if you want to make him mad
now just drop in and risk him if he
wants to buy a half sovereign.
“’lthont a License.
Yesterday afternoon “ I’inkey " Finch
was arrested for soliciting patronage
withoutalicense. Mr. Finch recently
left the employ of Silas Gregory for
whom he had been driving back for
some time. Yesterday he carried a lady
to her home in a hack and his brother
hackmen claim that he had no right to
doaoas he was not employed by any
liveryman at the time. The case will be
tried this afternoon at 4 o’clock.
int-iron at Wilson's rotor.
Yesterday morning as Patrick (litrick
of Danhury was working at Wilson's
Point, a large railroad tio fell upon his
hand. and three of his fingers were badly
crushed. lie came to this city and Dr.
Pardec dressed the wound. lie then
went home and it will be some time be-
fore be fully recovers from the effects of
the accident.
Divorce Canon.
In the Superior Court yesterday Kate
1.. Phillips, of Norwalk. was grantcda
divorce from George L. Phillips, on the
ground of intolerable cruelty. and her
name changed to Bootleld. They were
married June 19. l883. George W.
Brown, of Greenwich, was allowed a
divorce from ids. ’1‘. Brown, neo Smith,
on the ground of desertlon. Married
November 0. lilfil.
wu Item ed shitload non-u.
Chrirtina Kraft, of New Haven, aged
82. committed suicide yrctrrday morn-
ing by drowning. she was betrayed
and robbed by her lover, who deserted
her comedian ago, and was dupondcnt.
lvangellcnl Alliance
The managers of the Evangelical Alli-
ance hold a meeting last evening in the
chapel of the Baptist Church. Super-
visors of the different district- were ap-
pointed, and lists of visitors rendered
available, from which selections are to
he made at a joint meeting of the mana—
gcrsand supervisors next Friday oven-
lng. The Alliance aims to be slow and
sure in its preparations for in work rath-
er than hasty and superficial.
idl the latest facilities in piano making
and skill in reaching perfection an en-
joysd in thaflathuahck. Examine
at The Treat coupon 00.. and you
have H We
A! OBMUC'I'ION 003E.
Ingenious Work on a Wrecked and tinnit-
en Vessel.
The Bridgeport News says: "About a
year ago a schooner was sunk in a collie .
ion, about six miles north of l’cniloid:
light. Hits had 15 or 100 tons of coal on
board. As her masts and rigging stuck
up out of water just for enough to .,.,._
danger the safety of Other sailing craft,
there was soon a general coinuiaint all;
along the coast. Captains were afraidi
or hurt. Once or twice the wreck was}
buoyed, but the buoys disappeared. Last .;
Tuesday a department officer came to:
Bridgeport and Went with llatbormaster!
McNeil to the spot. They took two tugs, 1
back and forth wuha fifty feet length of?
gas pipe fastened to ropes at each end.g
Each tug ‘carricl one rope. The gas pipci
and forth over the wreck, all the danger-i
ous spars and rigging were removed,[
leaving fifty feet of water over the sunk-l
en vessel and removing all further risk‘
of collision. ‘ '
Railroad Talk.
The limtun papers cm [nine to print,
mysterious rumors regarding .Kllppnir-d‘i
railroad deals or Combinations, in which;
the Consolidated. the New York and;
New England and some of the other liigf
lines of New England Iigure'. Says the:
Boston Herald: "As gossip it may be
stated that the New York, New Haven;
the New York a New England, and that "
the Standard Oil party it engineering a;
speculative deal in the stock." The
Traveller publishes the following:
”While there is good reason for believing
that plans for a union of the mm! with
either the Boston & Albany and Girl
Colony are under consideration it is as.
yet impossible to get absolute proof of:
this." This is the conclusion reached by?
. the Transcript: “Sooner or later, in good?
time, the New York d: New England's"
future will be assured by an arrange-i
merit with one or more of the large and‘
powerful corporations operating between '
New York and Boston. The New York}
& New England lsapl’iipetty of great?
possibilities. Probabilities would ex-r
press the idea more correctly, and ivy-i
and-by it will dawn on the street what
these probabilities are."
Batulllon llrill lav-it Right.
The armory was well tilled with spec- .
tutors last evening to Witness the halal-v
lion drill by Goa. (l of Danbury and I",
in command. Each cunpany had a large!
number of men present, Co. fl bringiug'
fifty men with them. Capt. Frost was:
absent and Lieut. Elwood look command’
of Co. I). The drill continued about one‘
hour and the movements were executed
in a creditable manner. A dress parade-i
was then held which was witnessed with i
much interest. The visitors were entor- ;
tained by Co. F and after partaking of a,
collation they returned home on a lian-‘
for them. r
Japanese VIII-gr Neat Week.
The Japanese Village. under the man- a
agement of ti, B. Burial-ii, will open oril
Monday evening, at 7 pm, and’will con»!
Itinuo open during the week from ‘2 to 5‘
good 7 to 10 p. In. One of the most inter;
‘ eating features will be the Japanesei
llaby "Youth" This little tot makcs'
friends amongst the visitors wherever iti
has been exhibited. Its mother Karrie!
and the other children are to be seen in;
the Village. links the sketch artist}
paints grotesque water color sketches:
with lightning rapidity. Atrium and May-i
be do fine work in gold, silver and silk;
embroidery. Roltairs'ri great illusion the
“Siving Mermaid” will astonisb menial-i
tors. It in the greatest optical illusion;l
ever presented totbe public, the more]
you look at it the more you me mysti-‘r
fled. The wax flrwer makers give an
interesting exhibition converting wax !
into veritable counterparts of nature. ’
The admission fee is placed so that all;
can see this wonderful exhibition. E
W. C. 1‘. ll. Convention. 2
A county convention of the W. C. T.“
U. was held in the Dnubury Baptist
Church yesterday. At the close of the
devotional exercises the convention was
declared Open by Mrs. Palmer, county
president. and the roll of unions was
called and answered toss follows: Bo.
Norwalk, Danbury. Bridgeport, Slepnry, ‘
Bart Bridgeport, Sherman, .‘itratford,
Westport, Greenwich, Shelton, Slam»
ford, Boutbpott.
A committee on credentials weather:
appointed. consisting of Mrs. James of
Bridgeport, and Mrs. Barber of South
Norwalk. .
The ranches of the day consisted of
reports of committees and addresses. it
was an interesting and enthusiastic con-
vention. . _ '
minute royals-i.
The Connecticut Medical association
will hold its thirty-lint annual trusting
at New Maven on Tuesday, May 8. Fol
lowing lithe order of buttress: Prat-i
dent's address, noeptlonof delegatcaand‘
visiting members from other moieties,
"water’s and secretary’s reports. corn-
ulttees’ reports, proposing candidates
for membership, intermission for dinner.
election of officers, reading of poporc.
miscellaneous bottom reading of the,
minutes for motion and appropal, Ill—I
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lbvrvby trnderrny sincevvthanks to
themauyfrleadaforthvir kinder-ex-
Wtoncdortaguyrosvnthsuavc-
unit. hum
to pass the spot for fear of getting fouled i
and after locating the wreck draggedi
tk Hartford company has got control of l
SUNDAY SERVICE“.
' Haunt Norwullt Methodist.
; l'irst M. E. Church, preaching by the
pastor Morning and evening. The evenr
ing discourse will he the first of a series
on Representative Characters in the
liable. Subject: r—"Tllfl liandsmiio Young
. Mott."
Swill: Norwnllt nuptial.
'I'iiov pastor, llev. ll. A. llclano, will
preach morning and evening. Subject
for the :..m.: "Where is Christ’s Room."
Subject for the evening: "The Christ-
ian Church a Fire Company." Members
of the Fire Department not worshiping u
otherwhere, cordially invited, specially
members of the Old Well Ilook dc Lad-
der. Services at 10.35 tuna, and 7.35
South Norwalk Congregational.
The theme of the sermon at the Con-
sank in the wattr and by passing it back , gregational Church tomorrow evening
will be:
"influence by Type and Exam-
ple." '
Trinity Church.
Services will be held tomorrow morn-
ing and evening. llrv. C. M. Sellcck
will ofliclatc.
A Bachelor Spunk».
it; litnr .‘iuutinelzw'l'liose who Were
fortunate enough to read the "llecotd"
of the l-itb inst., were rm doubt not a lit-
tle interested iii the strange and mysteri-
ous cam,- of "hoodwin king," described
in that paper of that date. Many Were
aware that llrothcr Roddy had been
"hwxlwinked," as his personal appear-
ance indicrtes, and probably isa good
and sufficient reason for certain rather
oblivious statements. lie should have
given the diagnonis of his case by Dr. ll.
Wi- understand he had been oil can visit
for a short tithe, but did not anticipate
such results. We presume his appear-
ance may in part have resulted from his
efforts to get up a matrimonial trust, but
that would not. amount for the wonder-
ful visions he claims to have had, and
we are inclined to believe that be has
been taking lessons of, or holding scances
with, Mrs. Dias lleilar, or has been con-
versant with some other spirits which
usually wear hoops. We would not be
surprised if in the next edition he would
be willing to testify under oath before
his friend Justice 3. that he has seen the
sen serpent and other large snakes. We
have always felt kindly towards brother
ll-iddy and hoped his “Record" might
(Yimllfilll' to be good lot we were aware
that he lrl in earnest In his Work, but are
surprised that he had advanced to far as
and Dot this town. Major Crows waslto penetrate the mysteries of the spirit
land as to have the extraordinary "vir-
ione" he speaks of. We trust “(lodfath—
er Byirigtou ' (as It" has no mother-in-
iaw) will look after him more closely and
if necessary have a guardian appointed
over him and his estate, so he may not
be in danger of having it squandered as
in the case of lawyer Marsh and that no
spiritually inclined Mrs. lliss DeBar, or
any other rpirits may control or bond-
wirik his imagination lost his visions. may
bury & Norwalk train, which was lwid‘ hoof such acharacter as to cause his.
hair to assume a hoe more on the btoude
than at present.
Car: or Ronov's Barnabas,
A Letter from Rev. (I. M. Pegg.
To The Evening Sentinelz—At the re-
cent cession of the N. Y. E. Conference
I was appointr-d to Allen St. and Allur—
ney .‘it. churches. Last Sunday evening
l preachr d to :i. largo congregation in
Attorney 3:. and received a hearty welt
come from tlw people. On Monday
night the stewards of both churches re.
signed and a new board was formed
from the two old ones with no apparent
friction or nrrpleasnntness on the part of
any one.
Sunday. the 29th inst. farewell acr-
vicea are to be held in the Allen St.
church. it is hoped Bishop Foss, a num—
ber of the old pastors. and a good many
of the members and friends of past years
will be present to mrticipate in the ex-
ercises. The first Sunday in May we
hope formally to enter on our new work
in Attorney .‘lt. as a consolidated church.
The prospects of this field are ninety-
live per cent. more encouraging for sue»
cmfui work for the future titan they
were twelve months ago. With a bar-
monious people and the continued his-av
ing of find there is no Recon why the
Allen St. Memorial M. 1'}. Church should
not bathe loading Methodist church in
lower New York on the East side.
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Wage-t Arid liar-can
Foil DALE—flanks! Doubhami'fca nt- of
single and” harm. Also Four
Wheel piano her. two phases and two
lane”, Illlkvoidcheapto-aknuomfcrasw.
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II If loath Iurwalk.
lttnwtlen Wanted.
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F'l'l‘lysm old. hay. and rise. and. port
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For Sale “up.
Three l’haetonii,
sets of flames». IIYHT BE SOLD lhflllllh'fl'r
LY in make room for new.
. Inquire at
film, ti. «rumours Livery stable,
lieu of Horse (for Dawn.
Wanted.
\Pl'llltSTitIlJSitolearn Dress linking. ’
1 Apply to
if ..f. It; DICK“,
‘ lfoom ii}, llfvliand‘a Building, Washington lit.
Building Sand for Dale.
liDEfts left withJ. it Raymond, foot of llavi»
(’ land street. for building sand from my
Will be thankfully received and out
i. mo if (in). .
old If
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Notice.
I )ll. ILLBRY c. CLARK a... resumed the pm
it 6."!
lice of his profession and may be found at
No, rt Elm rt., Norwnlk Conn. Office hours until
ii) a.rii., and lto3and ii to it put.
George II. Underlrlll
Is now in town selling Household ciaitice for
cash or by iii-ailments at prices pond on»
petition. Parties desiring brgnias can call st No.
to Raymond tit , City. 1
rVoticc.
Till! taxpayers of the East Norwalk School
District's: hereby notified that the district to!
of fivefrrirnillaon the dollar, laid on the town
movementlist of 1581. atamcctlngof the district
held on thew day of An st. 158?. it: the m
Norwallt school house, will due and payable on;
the letduy of May, traits. at which time i shall be
ready to rccelvethe some at my store, [lust Ave.
interest at the mic of nine (9) per cent. per annual
frottr’May loudest), will be charged on all hills to:
malning unpaid on and after June fat W58.
. W.S. AXIOM).
Collector of Taxes for East Somalis school
District.
Dated. East Norwaik, April filth, i888.
Notice—School Taxes.
THE tax payers of the South Norwalk [Talon
(school fristrict are hereby notified that
district tax of three (3) mills on the dollar, laid on
the town assessment list of 19181, It a meetingof the
district held on the 7th day of June, 1897. at the
shall be read
will be charged on all bills remainm unpaidon
afterJnoc fat, was. F. A. OIL”.
Collector of Taxes. for 300th Nonvnllv Union School
istrlcf.
flared So. Norwallt. April :3, tries. 33 r...
American investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
Jarvis-Conklln Mortgage Trust (30.
Fire, Life, Accident. and Plate Glass
Insurance.
ravnort a corona. Mu.
( Real baited; insurance Agency. South fforwriik,
Torin.
llll. C. if. KENDALL,
13m m.
Ban removed from Norwalk t0 Mill Now.
where he will make a specialty of extracting milk
with or withontgas.and insertin artificial with.
For the next. sixty days prices wil be reduced.
SETS COSTING $15.00 T0 stow.
'- " 10.00 “ __ 8.50
oer-tree; no. no wasnrxo'ro: n.
figs! gable.
FDA. 0 '1' on
To let or for sale, comer Day and Raymond. streets.
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E. A. Woodward.
or due
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Building "Lot
oft c Methodist Church
FOR SALE.
Enquire of
TAIWK 8 cornea,
llcal Estate and Insurance Agency,
Hashim M.
Osborn Ave., Blot lens-lb.
Till!!! desirable and pleasant residences for
note. Prices revocable accurate .
Inquire of TAYLOR l moan.
Real Estate and insurance lunar loan,
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Franklin street schoolhouse. will be due and pay. :
able on the first day of Afr-y. 1868. at which time i .
_ ytoreceive the name at my adios, N?
Washington street. second floor. interest at the;
rate of nine (En per cent a year from May fol, lwfr ‘
DENTAL NOTICE.
0n the West side of nuts
Slilin the neighborhood,
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scream at
W. 'F. ‘giifton
A Strong Company.
will om minimum
“Nip and Tuck”
citation or marina atoms.
Prices, 16, 25. end 35 Cents.
'l'lchcu new on sale at lleyt’s
and Gregory’s Drug Iron.
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April. 23d.
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