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for’l'undoy, in M lingual, lair
”partly cloudy sud warm wrath“.
with fresh to light variable winds»
followed by rain mr thc lakn
Tllll llllfAl l’llllIl'S.
lligb tide tomorrow “mt low ride
4 at!
Sun rim I)»; run me biz
.tcdrcw Ritllcy of Scw York city is
in ma, .
Juare- lfollorrdn of lmhnry III in
rownrodoy.
A-Youn mg proplc'a social at the Baptist
Church to- awn.
u“w" Hm,“ i‘ '9' W5“, at 1M. if. A. unit via: their Sorwalk
‘ broth“: Thnrriday.
KW $110M hair tiara funcr— "
Wilcon'a Point.
air to attend today. ‘
“l ”in Sarah ll. Branch 0! Forum,
is ticking frirndr In this city.
W [Milt/In has neural a room
ovcr ll Iyt It Maury for but hall tmrn.
~Lobnt¢rrwfmt of tho swarm-at
“mother’s mortar.
hum AI (i, Yarrow of!” York in
"Ming John J. Myer. of Earl Surwulk.
31hr limit Paul war initiated in (for,
cord Division. Sour of Temperum, last
night.
“W [all Supplic» ut l'lattl'onl'.»
Adam: tarmac stock roll ,‘r‘bfldby
it "0“; ex dIr‘Idrnd.
Misc )lury Sillimun of Saw Canaan is
quite ill with pneumonia.
Home: It. Hoyt udrcrtiscr men]
motors for rule or thin mun.
Two partial in Springwood have each
lmtudngthiv work bypnixrm.
Charles 1'. Raymond is having his
Won the lily Scck road rrpuintcd.
The train nmn In the borough is
huntcd near the residence of Ira Cole.
lliro Ida ('. donning: nl‘ Cannon Stu-A
lion, is visiting ”It. (I. ll. Kyle of this,
city.
—Struwhcrriu at W's market.
Ili- ltIuirc llunlon ol “'cttutt, fell
down mini Sunday and dulocatcd lit!
chouldcr.
A Marion from tho Bridgr'p It Y.
lid. Parriugton met with quitc u
michop ycctcrday rimming as he was
going up Syuingwood Hill.
Thc Congrcaional Committee harr in-
crmcd the appropriation for Sow llarrn ,
harbor from 52'4“) to ”with
An cxccllcnt crayon pIrtrait of the
late Gilbert K gait In on rxhihirmu in
the window of Frank llaxurv drug
“010‘.
Danhury has had a walking match and
the Mt rccciptr wtrc $51.00, a very largeI
sum to divide among the mccuaful cor:-
Will.
W. n. M3”! 6‘ 1”” Cl" 5" W' t lit. and Mrs. Whitcmnh oi llvlnhury,
l8“; few day; with fricndx in tho horr -
Hugh Smith, yard must llarlcrn
layer. was visiting friends in Iowa v»
tmlay. ‘
The Water ”Ellen Perkino’flnf Barr
gov. ”zinc. sailed for Sew York last
night.
Fm W ‘t of ”wintry in“ this cow I
{mainly-If Sorrmlk. have ln‘cn i'h'nrl'
in; a few days with Mrs. lirady «f Prlk‘
Icy Place.
-—Scboomr "Plums.” t 'aptaintlooding.
Ia lying at the Washington strut bridge
with a low] of Block [gland cowl fir? I. that
’arc living mid chap.
Northrop k t '1. «If Iranbury. announci-
In mam column that ”In; are prrmr-
~31crnbrrs at tho Baptist t'lnm-II and
thwirty will Bpl'lltllt social hour or two
in l'lt‘ church parlors this owning,
The many friends ot than 1110 Smith
will be glad to learn that she is ship to be
out alter her rrccnt illness
..'I|’lll lll’l\l.Sl llllAt'E.
I'l' I'Rlll [IS A SUCK EDS AND I’I. BASES
Tlll‘ AUIDIK‘SI'I-I
‘l’hu Opt-plug Lust Night Largely Attend-
cd. A Novel Ind lntcrcntlug Entertain-
neat.
Slush: Hall was well tilled last night at
the opening of ”I“ Japanese Village,
which is being exhibitvd here under the
direction of U. B. llunncll, Connecticut's
veteran and popular showman. Tholiull
is vcry uniquely and prettily decorated
with articles of Japanese handiwork.
Around the sides of the hall, under the
galleries. are arranged thc various booths
in which the artists work at their various
profmionn with a skill and dexterity
which u-tnuishes and delights visitors.
. their». tlwoketch arllnl and Amsno, the
fancy cmbmidercr. received a, grout
share of the attrntion last night, cspec
hilly from the ladlt‘tl. Tamika, thr- wax
workcr, drt'tly arranged figures in wax.
chdovv, the screen maker, pu: together
ffrl work without the usc of glue in the
most skillful manner, Yemuri conwrtcd
. bamboo polosinto the most fancifulartic
chm and tho ll DWI'I’, toy, and otht-r artists
manipulated th various luau-rials of
their traded with grout rapidity and con
structrd «I h tlnAm ju-t the run clvs to
find a ready 9.1ch the low prices for
which they ware (Aflt‘rul.
Baby Your: would have been seen by
more people could they have go: near
«Iqugh to llt’l'. Sm- had It full audicnce
the whole» evening. She is a cute little
girl, and lIkP all lIubiIAs Inukrs t-vcry-
bmly tvIllIiu hmruu; distancv' aware of
but pru'mrw. (mil krcp» hI-r triothvr huiy
Iv'utt lung and stun-ling ll! -.r
The Japanese company is under the
management at lll‘.’ gvntlt manly Horace
Kibhy, who scents to nevvr grow weary
in answering (lut'sllnm or in polite attorn—
tion to visitor-I.
ll ltaln’fl‘ il‘usin All at" tltr Linn]; Mrr-l
lMu tthuilrl fircncwr am on llcll g “j u, grnd balm: p,,,,,1,,. ,g furnLlI ma: d." is a n: I .~t :- lfltlll’h' villt’ and tax-
Island at or”.
Thelmlmm haul played ”mm
gamma min Marc playing hue l, m...
but Saturday.
~Wcllff ill-mow Emerson and
otbcrfirst c’m nabs at plateau at'
Studwclt'r. cr’Ir. W Haskell «mt.
the mow.
A rcpIItxér thlc *TQWHR‘ In a stow in
borough yrsts-rdey a!” moon
icrmnthl tmmtyaix baby tuning: II in
Inst than "In lwmr.
The bill permitting the extrusion of
.lékl-il" ad from “ hilt: I” rain: to Daniiury
hioitrAAl rvcr; tun mtltlilos during the
nth-moon m; «l err-hing. This must be
mu to be up Iprtcizrml. Prof. Rolmm-
also performs 5- )lllv' vrry t lcvr r ~itght of
hand tricks.
Tl“! cntc rtainmI-nt can In» summed up
in a few words-one t'lnt everybody can
see with propriety and at little cxpemw
(fall ”I try ”Micron what my y: In» w”, “4”"! w“ third reading m and out- which Ivorybody ought to sec.
Mans tiny m be purchased
,1 starting of tho Library “We! war '
not What «rm thrrcraothcingn
quorum Irritant.
The Arhin ”cubic last night was
wcll mind and wnything passed all f
wry WI}.
, the: New \ork Ammbly.
thirties I Iflr‘ Mr! lint annrhwr lirtlc'
child about- ’ ymrII old by ‘lfialll on Sun-
;day. Thc format will In.- hr: .l at It.»
trim at AI ‘1 cl! I k ”I” alts ”til-UH.
In ymmduy a pupI-r we Hutu] that in
the fiffliflfllll‘oflll” hull gum» Satur- 'nu- Saran“: “1...". cm!” Inca-am,
mum Walkbtblcrluscwdl «1%er Imkim mm n mm We
turn thin crowing but have postpomd
tlmr gathering for on: track.
city WWstbclutcity-cw
tug, writ cant “WWCWJ
lint. Thom lern was thi- man who
‘didit
This "min; the miter mncwl‘ Tbc WNW" Hook d: Ladder Co
will hold 3 sociable at their truck hourc
tom reverting. The allairs given
:by thrnIin thc pant haw proved very
Next Saturday we Mt print shimmerI I Wot.
loner from lLt;.Trowbridgc. ileircripvE
lmlmry will prom“) morw a city
The t-xhi'mtim is ”pm daily from 2 to 5
fund I 1010.112:- admission to only ll)
cent~.
Tt‘I-morrow afternoon. for tho benefit
ofchi ’drvn, "Punch and Judy" will be
Introduccd.
Tim": "tun uocrattu"
bothering.
The Sornulk Athletic club guru tho-ir
first sociulyh- in their rooms ovvr the
Fairficld County Bank in the borough
last night. uud It was a success In all rc-
spects. The Americus orchestra furnish-
‘cd music and a fine supper was furnish-
ed. The Americas orchestra is worth
sprcialmcntinn us it is borough talont
taken from the Amt-ricus drum mrps
tare 0‘ Lark” ludnawdof the l’"’< chat” but *9”! “I” ”'9“ “I” 1’09“" and turn ncw orchestra tlwy c» rt lllilV
MMO‘WWWW.
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1.. wiltvititTrnarbulllndgcotSew
TM” MI!” W “at '5’“ ”5i” I’m BMW firctnxn 0f the South roadrpcentlymnreponer:
“on.
A erWMWurhi-gum
Chapter Kblwil be bold Mr
row arr-in; for work on the Royal
Atrium ’
Hedfiatcrwillpbywitbtbcxnrwalk
”WMIMMIwwi'
proprirnla from IItbrr placw IIII arm-
Subunit-nan.
Smalk special on tha- ( 'unuolidated
mud. ivuboutanbappyamanastbcreir
”In town, caused by the arriral of a girl
baby into his family.
.41.: (Mirna-I Endravor Strict]
would like to meet you at its social to
night.
’ Silvcrl’lulc empathy as It Is containing did well M night
“but an Yisglrncryfiuyu.
fluid In cnxinecr on the I 'Omwllolulcd
" 'lt Is not'
generally known what loss of power is
involved in the stopping of an ordinary
train of cars. There is required about
twice as much power to stop a tram as
to start one. the loss of power dvpendlng
on the momentum. A train going at
the rule of sixty nlilrtl an hour can, by
means of the Westinghouse nit-brake, ho
W Ilcdid ”M In“ “Ml 1'th ”I“ 0' lb'm met '3“ ”KM stopped within 120 yards from the first
”Mufti-WW
Tat Mplsytbeiriutparc in
the uric-with them
bury: on Saturday. Tbclurwalkboyr
willhtbtirbutto‘ivctbciruppoueuta
air-rm ”are.
~31»me Eda Chowder at
(Wank-turd.
and appointed ucnmmittrc to look into
the mutter o’ widening Ifain strut and
rec inwbut warn canbedonctbebest
and rcport at a future meeting
The Bridgeport Post rays A. ll. Davis
went to llorwalk yestcrduv to i
Frank Burritt’ancw yacht “Professional ’
which is matched inu rmwitb Capt.
flncbcockfl'uucwvacbtondnnc I,
It III stated that the whcclmcn of New
York and New Raven have started a
Inn to rain 37. 010 to lay a cind-
tr path from New Haven to New York
Thy want every wheelnun along the
line to aruributc.
Acoulboxcoutainiugahout 300 tons
decals-dining»; totbsllcw Eug-
laudT rankintlie
sound about Svemlla mtb ct Saviu
mayday-1m.me
nitritwlllbcrnadc.
Attbtdcwocratlccaucusbcldlu
Smith, frauds J. Rogersaad (looms
Santa wm clcctcd dcleptesto the
mmvndonsudwerciustructcdto
William finally. a butter employed;
night, and tell quits II number at unpaid
bits behind him. braids- lIla board bill.
Marbwaahardtoruylloudsy,
that be
'3‘
WWW. Smith. (learns 8.;
intbts city lefttnwn my quietylast
Hobo-Idol mum RP. Smitbin'
Wood. It to thouxbtbalsftfrwflu the room at Shippau Division,
wbbrdkswastbwaaadwasdclock.
application of the brake. Now enough
powcris lost to carry this same tram
llftccn miles over a plane surface. l-‘irat,
,tbcrc iatbc momentum acquired by tbs
train flying at this remarkable rate of
:spced, then the loss of steam in applying
the brakes, and lartly, but not the least,
the exits amount of coil to compensate
for all thereto-es By computation l
have acct-ruined that svsry complete
atop involves u coat of 31.17."
.. “Tommy" Iluulln.
"tummy” Martin. the hero of a bun-
drcd battles with rum, will speak to-
Inigbt at the Reform Rooms on Elizabeth
strut. He has tbeunquallbcd endorse-
merits of Drr. McArthur, Tyngc. Abbott.
{Stephen R. Herritt and others, as to
,Iiuccrlty and geaulncusu. Tommy tells
this own story in his own way, is not I
lparty worker, but an out Ind out boA
‘ liver in temperance, religion and the su-
interment of law. Let the temperance
pcoplc give him a warm welcome.
“Int, the Ark-am Traveler."
I Tumour evening. at tho Operu
Route, Rcury Cnanfrau and a strong
company will presant the great comedy
ldralna. “Kit, the Arkansas Tuvalu."
A number at spacial features will ha in-
itroducsd and the performance will
t
ldoubtlcss bompcrior to anything that
has been here in some» time. Secure
I your seats surly.
tom .1. ”Emilio-ill.“ “r;
Stumford, Thursday mornings
Stanford Sou-s In tho «thing.
Thailand Division. S. of ‘1'. will meet
at 10‘
Supparwlltbemad Ittbs
1108 OF A I“. 000 ”ll". ”IN“.
A Flaw Illunvcrod In the fall [or tho
lusting.
Thu mot—ting of the Cougrcgationul
Society last evening listened to the re-
port of the building committee to the
cllcct that the original plans of a stone
building were, all things considered. the
most economical, and that the building,
exclusive of organ, carpets and cushions,
could be built for between £49,000 and
$50,000. The difference in cost between
astone building and a brick building
would be about $5,000, but in the opin-
ion of the committee. the reduced value
in appearance and utility, would be
equivalent to a diflerencc of $10,000. A
resolution was altered providing {or an
expenditure of $50,000 instead of $40,000
as heretofore voted. To all appearances
the resolution would have passed, but
a llaw in the call for the meeting was
discovered, which raised a doubt as to
the right under the call to appropriate
any money. In order to obviate any
tI-chniml difficulties in the future, the
meeting adjourned until next Tuesday
owning. Meanwhile, the technicalities
In the call will be duly attended to. No
Inuncy, in addition to present resources,
will be needt-d until June, 1889. At that
time a new subscription will be needed,
or moncy borrowed. The deficiency to
be provided lur will probably be about
3 20. 000. The present subscriptions vnll
have terminated, at exactly the time
when now ones will I)» needed.
"Illll Illlll ('llllllfill ES
A ”1561' iiSlflh' AS TO WHO REPORTS
'I'IIIIIK Mll‘ EMBNTS.
The (iiru are Bound to find Out If it he
l’onllble.
“Wt-ll, it that hateful reporter didn't
havr cvery wortl that I said Saturday in
his paper,"nnid the girl with the baby
carriage as slu- met unothcr girl with
unaund they both walked by UltarlcsFIt.
John 5 house yestI-rday nth-mun.
"llc said you was talking to him.‘
said tha other girl
"Wcll that sin! 50; it was It rwrl nice
man I was talking to, and he was not
hiding behind any wagon either. He
was just as clmw as he could get to the
man that was tied to thc polici-man with
that. chain with the rings on ouch cud of
C it."
‘ “Don't spent too loud." said the other
girl, I“for he may be somvwlwrn mound
and have what we are saying in the
paper lo—morrow."
"Ho uint around here nnywherv," said
the other girl; ”there is no one on the
street but us and that man that just
wont by,nnd he was Wading a paper and
i did not hour a Word W» said. I am just
going to find out who that reporter is:
you just one if I don't" was the last
words tho report-3r hmrd us Ihr-y turnml
down From street.
III! I'I'I’A It Y.
Rufus I'tuymorul.
After a long illness Rufus Raymond 01
East Norwalk laid down the burden of
life Saturday night after a struggle with
its stem realtics for nearly 70 years.
There are very few people in East Nor-
walk but knew "Uncle Rafe" as he was
culled.
2 Mr, Raymond was born on the old
! homestead where he died and has always
'lircd tin-re and attondvd to the farm.
He was of a very jovial disposition and
always ready for a joke. Mr. Raymond
leuvcc a wife and two children.
‘ Funeral service at the house tuotuor~
row at 2 p. m. Rev. E lward Andorran
will officiatc. Friends are invited.
l
New ’l'lruu lelc.
To-nmrrow a now limo table wtll go
into ('flt'l" on the llousatonic R. R. In
which sen-ml important clumgcs arc
madc.
The that train up the road in the
morning from this city and New York
will arrive at Danbury at 7:57, instead
of 8:50 a. In. . .
Leaving Daubury, the train that now
departs at 0:27 a. to. will go two minutes
earlier, and the milk accommodation,
except Sunday, will leave at 5:20 p. m.,
instead of 5:25.
A new train will be put on tor both
passenger and freight accommodation.
leaving Daubury at 0:40 p. m. and ur—
riving here at 8:18.
On Sundays, a new train will bs put
on, leaving Daubury at 8:00 a. in. for
Wilson Point. connecting It South Nor—
walk with a train reaching New York at
11:12.
Returning, the train will luvs Wilson
Point at 6:40 p. no. teaching Danbury at
8:10. . * < ,
(In. Order for 3.000 l’ulra 0! Shoot.
0. B. Harvey. the Ruhr strut oboe
dealer, in addition to his retail business,
carries on quits an extensive maniac-
tory of children's shoes. He has about
u dozen persons mployed making them,
which is dons outside the store. It lsno
unusual thing tor him to have orders for
200 or 300 pairs, but a short tims ago its
mired an order trams Springfield firm
for 8.1!!) pulrv, which be was able to III]
at once
The exhausted 0nd drowsy tssllngt.
common to spring time, indicate an lul-
puts sud sluggish condition of tho blood,
whichmay bomadlsd by tho ussol
aytr’a Ills. It is tbs mat pow-
srtul, and, at tbs mums, most mono-
I lit-lief umbr- Is Burning Irons sm-
Adrnlulstsrcd Polauu.
Sin-rill Clarkson will probably not
have a chance to hang the Italian, Palli-
doua, who is at the jail under sentence
of death. I" or a long time Pallidonu has
been failing and wasting away. until his
death is considered truly a matter of‘ a
short time. He is said to be sufl'ering
with a complication of'diseucs, probably
brought on by his mind constantly prev-
ing upon the horrible late which awaits
him. The physicians including Dr.
Lauder, the jail physician, and four
others, have examined Pallidaua and
Will not state what is the matter with
him. They refuse to divulge anything
concerning the result of there examinaA
tion, and whether the prisoner has con-
sumption or is aulfering from self-ad-
ministered poison, they leave for con-
jecture. Dr. Lauder visits bun nearly
evcry day. Pulludoni is known to be
Weak-minded, and as the day of his
hanging, although several months dis-
tant, approaches, his mind is giving way.
Saturday five physicians visited him and
held a consultation, in which they agreed
that from his low physical condition be
is likely to die! within two months.
Sherill Clarkson refuses to talk about
thelprisoner's condition, and the authori-
ties at the jail are also very reticent.
any rate he probably will not live until
bung. ~Farmcr.
('lty Evangelilatlon.
The N. Y. Tribune in this morning's
isjur drvotes nearly a column to the
plans (I! the National Evangelical All»
ance and to their execution in Brooklyn.
The Rev. Chris. B. Chopin, secretary of
tho union committee in Brooklyn is re-
portcd as saying: “The plan itself, for
comprehensiveness and simplicity, can—
not be surpassed, and it isas feasible and
practicable as it Is comprehensive and
simplex It dons not enlarge church ma-
chinery, but simply utilizes what is al-
ready in existence and works it for all it
is worth, wheeling into line all organi-
zations. making them more emotive
than before. Thethrve chief character-
rstics an- that it is a church movement.
a unitvd church movement, and apps.
tohc in 1:5 rpirit. By organization and
Cooperation mum-m churches und de-
nominations can do lnr more than alone.
By unity. imtead of division and jea-
ousy. reach church will be profited. This
practical answer to the perplexing prob-
lem of city cvungclizuion thun any
other yet proposed. it is dcsignvd to es.
tablish a close, warm, living, sympathe-
tic contact brtvrecn the church and the
masses. without which alumni nothing
can be dune toward saving their souls.
lieuth of un Ex~uovcrnon
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Julius Catlin
died at his home in Hartford to-day in
the ninetieth year of his age. He was
for many years, during his active busi-
ness lit», :1 leading dry goods merchant
m that city. He was Lieutenant Gover-
nor of the state from 1858 to 1800.
Harper’s for May.
Harper's Magaziua comes before the
public once more, well deserving the at-
tention It will n-ccivc. This work
throughout. both literary and artistic,
ments the usual high standard demanded
of this permdrcul. The liontispiece is a
portrait of Kinglnke, the historian of
Lord Raglan in the Crimean War, en»
gravel] from a photograph by Kruell.
Mr. Albert F. Heard contributes an urti-
cle describing the system of alleged law
and jutitice which prevails in Russia,
not only in theory but in practice lo-day.
llc traces its crigin, and points out its
wcakncsws and yet its adaptability to
the necdsof tlm Russian masses. [he also
shows wherein the theory and practice
of right have been modified to met-t the
wickedness of the Nihilists. The article
emphasizes the almost hopclcm condition
of «thin in Russia from a political point
of view.
The third paper on the West by Mr.
Warner is devoted to Chicago. The ad-
vantagca and disadvantages of that city
are compared, and the former are found
to ho to many and so great that the lat-
ter sink into insigniflcunce. From u but-
iucss, architectural, and social point of
view Mr. Warner admirer Chicago im-
monsoly,
"lii the-nick.- on the City at Denver
Edwurds Roberta gives a full, crisply
told description 0! the Queen City of the
Plains, with the Rocky Mountains at her
back and the Mississippi volley It her
feet. It abounds also in statistics which
show a prosperity already wondsrlul,
but prt tubing even greater things for
the future. ltany illurtntlousarogtvau
ot the city and the principal buildings.
«well as portraits ot promiusut tuna.
The departments show no falling oil in
tome-ting matter. llr. Curtis puts
pointed questions to the ftl'olotll about
the good of Lent. and to tbs lovers of
music in New York about the cost of
their smusemrmts: W. D. Howells rs.
views some new books and poolsnud
Charles Dudley Warner 0pm tbs Edl
tot’sllrawsr. titled with bits of fancy
wit. and humor. It contains two capl-
tul illustrations.
As a hair «so... and nuovstor,
Ayn’s Hair Vigor ls autumn, 00m-
Incndrd. lt cradlcates dundrufl'mumm
«options ol the tulip. invigorat- and?
mull-tbs hair, and provost. ltt tad-F
udcslbluodpurltlrrkmu
”tumult”!-
At.
October' I, the day he is sentenced to be 1
plan suggcsts a better, more hopeful and Di
.‘ . , ._. -. I:
lion-tors For Sale.
‘llltlli counters in good condition for talc.
Apply at 110!th ll ROY'I“! Jewelry Store,
r't tw W arbingtrmSt
Hm Furnished Bantu
To LET. anniru ll
303W once. 2| ll
Rooms Wanted.
chat Sentinel I'm.
Four: rooms for small tamily.-—hrst or accond
Addict-
60 toulanan
m, Music Hall, South Norwalk,
l'ndcrthcmsguumtnt
G, B. BUNN ELL.
Commencing [outlay Evening,
20—JaW—20
Boy Wanted.
at Tllltlu‘u News Store, Postoflce.
Wrigons And Iranian
can. Also
surreys. Will besold chap to make room [or new.
3. W. GREGORY.
Ell tl South Norwalk.
‘BOY. between It and 15 ycunr of age. Apply
‘01! SAUL—Six mot Donblcaud'rcu sets of
Single second-band burn Pour
second-hand piano box, two pbaetons and two
J upiihese Baby,
[YONE.
The Living Mermaid
And many other novelties by Ill peat
ROLTAIRE.
Situutlun Wanted.
YOU)". Ian (St). at gnodaddrcss
appcurauce. would like to and a situation
where ability and neutnesa arc apprnclatcd. Would
uotobjecttolcarniugpclcautradein payment for
large wages References.
Address, R. R,
std 1w Sentinel once.
“one For Sale.
drl Wt,
310 In N . L. ROCKWELL
Wanted.
to learn Dress Making,
App! 37 to
MRSJ J..A DECKER,
Room 10. llaviland‘ a Building, Washington St.
XPPRESTICES
"llulldtng Sand For Sale.
( ROSES lctt withd. R. Raymond. footot llavl-
land elm-t. tor building and from my ban
will be thaaktnlly received and 6%“ attcu
to. 1116 if . 1. {RM
Nollce.
DR ELLE!“ C. CLARK has resumed the prac-
tice of his profusion sud may be loud at
No 4 Burst... Norwalk Conn Dulce hours until
to mm, and l tollsm 6 to 8 pm. a 6.11
George II. Under-bl"
8 now in town selling Household 5 titles for
cash or by installments at prices yond com-
petition. Parties desiring bargains can call at No.
16 Raymond St .City. 80 l
Notice.
TRR taxpayers ot the East Norwulk School
District-re hereby untitled that the district tax
of live (5) mtllson the dollar, laid on the town
assessment littot 1881. an of the district
betdontlreat day of August. 1 I, at the lust
Norwalk school house.will truths and payable on
the lstduy of May 1888. at which time I shall be
natty to receive them at my store East Arc.
Interest at the rate at nine (9) per cent. per auburn
from lay 1st. 1595, willbccbarzedcu all bills re»
mining unpaid on and alter June sInt. 15881.03
D,
thil‘ICector of Taxes for East homlk School
Dated Rust Norwalk. April 1901.188.
Notlce—Scloo'l rare-‘7
THE taxI was of the South Norwulk Union
District are hereby untitled that the
districttaxolthrcctal mlllsoutbc dollar laid on
the tmassesarucut list cum. atu rncctlngof the
district held anthem: day a! June, I“, at the
Franklin street schoolhouse. will be due and pay.
able on the llrst day of lily. 1888 at whiclr little I
shall bcrcudytorsceivc measure at my (race, 19
Wasbi u street. mud floor Interest at the
rate of u are (9) per cent sycar tron: May 1st,]
wt ll be churned on all bills rcmslntug an id ouund
aftrr .lanc Isl, 18$. AWE
RS
t‘ ollcctor of Taxes for South Norwalk Union School
Dated 50. Norwalk. April 3. Inns. :3 1m
Hatters Knives.
Northrop s: 00..
Danbury.
Arc prcpucd togriad Hatters Knives and furnish
some. and guanine utlsflclion
Waders by mail promptly attccdtd to. lat tf
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. C. ll. KENDALL,
DENTIST.
Ilas removed tron Norwalk to South Norwalk,
when: he will make u specialty of umctln tooth
with or without gal. and l artltlc
For the next sixty dxys prices wil be mduccd.
SETS COSTING £15.00 TO 81000.
" 10. 00 u 0.50
OI‘I'ICB; N0. 90 WASHINGTON ST.
5pc! fistula
FACTORY
Tolctorfortuchornurwlndluymdm
CRRRIB BUILDING LOTS
01' WOODWARD AVE. TOR BALI.
“QUIT“ 0'
E. A. Woodward“.
Building Lot
audncat
services. A good position more or an object than
13“]: years old bay, good size. and a good
figfinfiw
The arms man...
Fine Souvenirs.
openiia‘ii; {133mm PM.
10 (Its. Admission, 10 Chi.
on! Gnu)
‘ THOMAS CONCERT,
Theatre Bellknap, Bridgeport.
Tuesday Evening, April 24
At 7.48 P. u.
fill—Musicians—BO
80mins: luss ruins JUCR .Soprlnc.
MRWAL’I‘RR J. BALL, Plano
Trains to Sour-ll utter tho concoct.
sum. 3100 31.50; oar-tour.
Ambler:
Reserved
Stcvcns‘ Drqutore. 315
allay. 500t-
S.
to
all I a w
OPERA HOUSE, NORWALK
ONE NIGIIT ONLY.
WednesdayEv’ng,Aprll 25
Special Inglgetnent of
Henry Charmin,
lutbettreutestotallcorusdynnms,
KIT
THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER.
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Prices; 85, 50 and 75 Cents.
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LYCEUM THEATRE,
NEW YORK.
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