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New Advartlsnanto. cum-1.. a, sum; at n, 11."... of Y ' F " on the floating bridge and landed on the The ”on let Pun Footl- Notice. . ’
Notice. ‘ yum" “junk“, "a. 6“,“. . * LNDER $15000 BONDS' island. lzsnagi struck his tall spear to The WW“ W8? waged by the DE, YC-C‘MRKMIMW WW’ ._,_ gn’FIm—W-_--n~
mm , ~-—--- ”', " tho ground making it the axis of the Royal Wink PDWJW Company “PO” 5., ; fiflu'."m”¥‘ mMTS$
3...ng C. EJtemson advertiscsymdpotstoes “1:; gfigmmfirsu world. He then proceeded to build a the hosts of odolterated and impure bak- loam. swims-memento. stun ,
wank.“ ' 91“,“wa “3mm in this issue. ' palacearound the spear which formt'd ing powderssold throughout we country — raw“, WW‘TW—w—rlw ' I -~- 0 o a an \
mumumfiaomlm m- Amy wig-33'3““ Wham """"'3’.ii‘i"..lil"".. album“ "" ““m' "m“ “‘° "°‘ w“ "" “$1‘”‘°°’1i“§'°'fi°$‘ “33""? s 37°"; "£3.33 m- l. l » ' ‘
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W'W. ”I u. vlsltlng James Wheeler of this clty. William B. llawley, the druggisr. who I 8 DO I "0 'i I “mutmu "a. m m.
For Thursday, in New England, warm.
er, fair to partly cloudy and warmer
weather, northeasiorly to southeaslcrly
winds, followed by rain and southerly
gains on the New Jersey and New Eng
land coasts.
Tfifibm’fiifiFs.
High tide toomorrow 11.01; low tide
4.53.
Sun rises 4.57; sun sets 6.41.
W. H. Earring—ton of lit. Vernon is in
town.
Homer Buckn:m is improving rapidly.
He sat up three hours yesterday,
—I.obsters every Saturday at Klinefel-
ter's market. Leave your orders for
them.
Miss Florence Thdmpson returned
home yesterday from her sojourn in the
South.
A. W. Perry’s father died Sunday at
his home in Fairfield. He was buried
yesterday. _______
Mayflower truck company of East
Norwalk, will hold a sociable in their
house to-nighta
Him Reggie Desher's new house on
Van Zandt avenue, East Norwalk, is
nearly enclosed.
The Y. W. C. T. U. will meet Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. I" Wat-
ers, M Day street.
‘—Tbe Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell’s old stand.
Capt. Samuel Clark, left Oakland,
Cal.,outha 19th lush, and arrived in
this citylsatuight.
The camellia}; Advent Socie-
ty's church in East Norwalk will be
nearly completed this week.
Jason 1!. Farria has leased- Dr. Orton’s The publisher announces that he has
house on High a ,for one yearand
will takeposseasion ‘ week.
A delegation of about sixty lfasons of
the borough and this city visited Trum-
bull lodgs of New Haven last night and
witncmed the working of the third de-
gree.
Another section of the Wall street been employed byline Pltzer about “'0
sewer will be finished today. ‘ There 3?? "m '° N" Yo'k “'i' ”0'1“"!
I e
Randelal
in this city who were very sorry to see
are two more sections to complete which
the contractors expect to have done
in three weeks. m ..
—Schooner ”Emma,” Captain Goodiug,
is lying at the Washington street bridge
with a load of Block Islandcod fish, that
are being sold cheap.
The Bedding correspondent of the Dan-
bury News writes that there is snow in
ravines there twenty feet deep.
good to last into )Iay if not into July.
i-‘rsnk Walsh died at his residence on
Spring Hill yesternsy, after an llluem of
about six months with consumption.
Funeral services tomorrow at 9 s. m. in
St. Mary’s Church.
coach team of "Cleveland Boys” to a
Ns'w York gentleman. He alsoshipped
two other valuable horses with them to
other New York parties.
—-Try the on Well Cologne.
Pedestrians going by the horse car do
potaresttractcd by a harmonious dis-
cord that penetrates through the cracks
of Taft’s clothing store, by Seymour Taft
experimenting on a new tangled concer-
tins.
Our Brothers Lodge. 1.0. 0. R, will
vidt Progressive lodge of Brooklyn to-
morrow night. They will leave this
city on the 4.46 p. to. train. Tickets
good for two days 81.18. to be obtained
at the depot or of John A. Camp and
John Wade in the borough.
Miss Nellie Bates and Cornelius Howard
will be married in St. Mary's church at
half past seven thla evening. Robert
Howard of Stamford will act asbestman
for his brother and lfiso Jennie Kelly of
the same place will be bridesmaid. A
rsceptioa will be held after the ceremony
at the residence of the bride‘s parents on
Wall street. *
The Evening Farmer thus pleasantly
notices our frlcnds, lies-rs. Swan and
Bushnell of that city, whose advertise-
ment on long in The Weekly Sentinel, is
continued in this issue of our daily: "in
their new advertisement to day Issue.
Swan t Bushes“, of W Water street,
mention someof the grastvarletyof
goodsdsaltln by them. They particu-
latlydeolrsoocallattantlon to thovory
full line of all materials required for
bones-painting and decoration. and to
urge upon those intending to paint their
buildings this season, the use of thspurs
Calcutta linssod oil. of which they havo
assured several thousand
rapid lncrsms tn the numberofvesssls rho-lac cancers. cleansing his spear thsluslps olmuck dlrsetly onllloll'dl‘llld'l‘l'lle, and I," m. “ablation-shrubs in is “I:
employing steam for bustnsasor pleasure Borwalk was well represented by a and stud which had adhered to it flew mfiwg‘fimm: bmerkm fiwfiafl'M" “ w“
bumsemitstedagrestlacrsassin their large delegation st Theodore 'l’tlomd ed into space. and were changed into imit- if youtrytbem you will “on” m" ammnflammm
has of euglusors’ supplies,lo thstlnsd- concert in Bridgeport. last night. 'l'hs stars and MI. It is alsosaidtllst disappointed. ;’ '
dlmwlhmslaoodsnssdbysalllng mutton of the orchestra is so well by turning biaspsar round and round .....M..... ”m-.-” Horse I’nr mg.
“I'm"! now ksspevsryvorlstyofan- known that is useless to say that tho llanagi set the earth revolving in its Ifyouvalne bealtb,purchasstllc best F I,” old. he. and M M , sod
mmhnflmonvssosls or on concert was highly appreciated. lbs M! revolutions. To the land thus lard in lbsmsrket. This contains no gm" 1'. it t.
more. The sssarvusthstsvsrysr- ulna Joell captivated thoaudiancsby formed tbsypvsthsasmsmlslsland injurious sdultsrations as cottoassed ' .nocallsu.
tidssuld «thsmhilnywuaaumoal hadnflghmsndwutsrd. iiall‘sss- of them Dmp'hscsusslhsyia- oilfiharytssandothsrmtasrals. Sperry Wanted.
thoywllltbalkouyotloualllngtholrat-
nation tnaay srroror oversight
mayocsurlathshurryefhmlasm”
grounds.
of about one hundred last night at the
question ofgcspsl temperance.
furniture belonging to the estate of the
late H. W. Lester and consisting of a
room and kitchen articles and utensils,
This is Elizabeth street.
—~Lobsters at- C. E. licmson's market
Saturday morning. Orders by mail or
telephone [womptly attended to.
——l.etluce and Radisbes at the Nursery.
bliss Jennie nudist Bridgeport is
visiting her cousin on Spring Hill.
Franklin C. Ringer Brooklyn, to
visiting Mrs. Seely on Main street.
The dog fight which was announced
to take place last Tuesday will take place
this evening.
Rev; Dr. Spencer has accepted a call
to St. John Church in Washington,
Litchfield County. ,
The floor timbers for Scbaub‘s, new
hotel are in position. The stone masons
will finish work on the foundation to-
day.
Taylor aGolden have placed hand-
some signs in all of the horse cars run-
ning between Norwalk and South Nor-
walk. '
Nursery. ..
The marriage of Miss Agnes Wilcox
and disco 0. Smith takes place this eve-
ning at the residence of the bride's par.
cuts on lower Main street.
The democrats of the (borough held a
caucus in the town house last night and
elected Thomas llol'l'loou and Henry
tton.
Thursday Manager Hamilton will or-
ganize a picked nine and lend them his
battery to play with, for practice. They
will play on the Woodword avenue
Rev. B. A. Delano's article on "The
Advantages of Prohibition” appears in
the Christian Secretary of this week.
taken steps to have it copyrighted.
"Tommy" Kaolin spoke to an audience
tempera” room on Elizabeth street.
He gavoavery interesting talk on the
Jouph Moderthe barber who has
‘tion in the post—om .
on number i men s‘whfitfi
him leave.
Next Saturday afternoon the household
'—Thorburn's hilarden Seeds at the
Malone as delegates to the state WM?!“
_ blms, off the central eastern coast of
shot and fatally wounded his brother-ln- Japan. They next resolved ‘ 1,, walk
"‘V- VirsiIE. MW!” in ”will"! b?” around the island and examine it. This
be” bound 0'" ‘0 "‘0 superior ““3" "' done, they met together. izlunmi cried
the-um “825,000. a ‘ ‘Whatalovely man.‘ But Izauagi re-
His father refuses to go his ball. The baked her {0, 3mm“ first and said
”"1me N0?" says:-—llessrs. Brewster, they must try It again. Then they
{T'MY and 300". “1"?!" attorney's walked around the island once more.
;of course asked fornsmaller sum than When they met, lzsnanti held he!
"‘3 glvcu. 0‘" Judge HOW" refused ‘0 tongue while lzsngi said ‘What a lovely
accept anything less than $25,000 and woman.’
consequently“ was fixed at that. An “Dropping “,5, story he“. as it would
attempt was made to find a bondsman, ml“ ‘1‘,” book. 1 will states P0005"
but without success. At about 4 o’clock habit about Japan“, wedding ceremon-
Monday I mitttmus WI” prepared "1d lee, which is entirely different from
Hawley was accompanied to the county western custom. In some cases bride
J." 5! ()le K083i“: and “'9“ h“ and bridegroom do not know each other
mm)” "WW amount 11° "I“ until the vory day of the wedding, as
[’9 obligedto remain "19“? until “10 ‘1‘! their parents make all the engagements
5“ ‘0' '1" hearing. He "0““ h“? and arrangements, and it is often the
been locked “P “0'9?" d”. ’8“ I)“. ll case that children are engaged before
not been for the affidavits of attending born by their WIND“- An intermedia-
physicians, “WM“ illuess. WWW”: torgoes to both families and makes a
during his confinement to the house, the date for um ceremonv, which generalit-
guards have been undrr no extra ex- mm“ evening. when the bride
venous-the tin-Ids were Mid by one leavm her home with her mother and
side Mm”- the lntermediator, with a procession, in-
cluding relations. {needs and servants.
In this minute lmuet tell you an im-
portant point, that a dagger will be
snuxog cps-gong op 11".; gnu"; handed to the bride by her father, who
pronounces as follow: 'You may obey
A. natural 1., tryouts. my... ”.mpr to your husband, but instead of return-
. of the Jinn-0 VIII-s0 II" Exhibition ing to your old home in disgrace. use
. “' '“'°_n"'- , the dagger to put your lift" to on end.‘
» Unquestlonably the Japanese have And passing out of the entrance of the,
.shown themselves within a very short house she drinks a cup of water nod
Etimo to be a wonderfully progressive breaks it in pieces, throwing it on the
, WP'e- A 8005 *lflmpk‘ 0‘ this femtk‘ ground. This means that she will never
ably bright race seems to be Kyobibe get my support or protection from her
Kibe, who has the charge of the Japan‘ old home.
can Village exhibiting at Music Hall “When the grand procession reaches
underthe managementof 0. B. Bunnell, the bridegroom’s house the father re-,
and who has already become sufficiently ceives and leads her to the reception-
Americanized to style himself Horace room and gives her-seat at the front
Kit-by, and dresses in manner and with of 'Tokonoms,’ which is the best place
grace to make the average native-born in the house, and then the whole crowd
beaux turn green with envy. When he enjoy delicacies at dinner. The cere-
Ianded at San Francisco two years and mony will he ended in the evening.
a half ago he was entirely ignorant of Anyone would not pronounce the word
the English language. How rapidly 'returu.’ aslt isbad luck for the bride
and well he has acquired it may be who will never return to her old home
judged from his following very intereot- after this day.” '
iug contribution to The Sentinel written
inaoingularly neat and legible hand and
here presented without any amendment
or alteration: , I ~ evening was well attended and was pro
”Japan In one of the moat interesting nuanced an uncommon success.
of countries to the American PWPIE " church WHO“ “'8" well “'le by young
Is the. nearest neighbor on the west, and peoplg‘agléla tll'eir friend-3.1m "'30!“
émefi._.wr‘§:?:'tgguinumert.”Lint“? handshakiuz- \l_
nations of modern times. The present They were "‘9" "Mud to a film" m“.
line of mikados among the Japanese is nice) and literary PWKmmme which 33“.
the longest continued among existing not a little enjoyutw“I ‘0 “H ”"38“"
nations. China has changed its drum» Notable moons "I" c‘w‘c” "“35 “5 “"
ties many times, and has been twice instrumental Piecere‘ecmed by Blaster
'l'liE Jimmie.
- Baptist Social.
The social at the Baptist Church lest
large variety of parlor, bed room, dining
will be sold at auction, on the premises.
The sale will take
place at 1.30, rain or shine.
John Feohon'a Sad Experience while Be-
pairing a Stone Wall.
John Feeheu of Graniteville broke all
his fingers this morning by u rock fall-
ing on his right hand. He was repatr-
iug a stone wall back of his barn. It
will be some time before he will be able
to us his hand again.
CITY HALL COIII'I'TBII.
They Org-Ilsa anal Appoint aeommlttea
in Preston Plano.
Last evening the joint committee of
citizens and councilman appointed at the
viaabilily of erecting acity building, met
at the Council Chamber.
Crows was appointed chairman and J.
R. Raymond secretary of the meeting.
The matter under consideration was
ltborougbly discussed and J. R. ltsy-
mond, James C. Crowe and Wm. ll.
Smith were appointed a committee to
procure plans of a building suitable for
the city's use, and report at a meeting to
he held at a future date.
Oflcorazuutod.
At the meeting of the Y. P. S. C. B. of
the Congregational Church in this city
held last evening the following officers
were elected for six months: Nelson
Dickermaa, president; Chas. St. John,
vies-president: Ill-a Hamlet Weed, lady
vice-
ing secretary: lies Sarah Paul, treasurer.
DI“ of Smallpox.
borne in New Haven.
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"lit. the Arkansas Traveler.”
Henry Chanfrau as "fill, the Arkansas
muons: fits—ninuzns. 5
recent city meeting to consider the ad-L
Councilman :
ent; Wallace Pnoselt, record-
A daughter of lira. Clark of thIl city
dlsd of smallpox Ifondsy night at her.
subdued by foreigners, the Ilongols and Aberldroth. . .010 by 3““ Martha Knapp
"”9 M‘Whi" b‘“ "'9 “"9 "I '1‘?“ and arecitulion by the haudsomeet little
'; monarchs is an unbroken series from B. mong the children, Miss Florence
tC- 660 to "’9 P'“”“ '1”- Bennett. Rev. Chas. E. Torrey, who was
I "The religions of this WON" ""3 two. present, gave a reading which provoked
Shintoism and Buddhism. The tenets of more of laughter. Miss Florence Jpn-
Y Confucius have been introduced together ‘ uings gave “The R “mad Crossing” in a $
with Buddhism nod Buddhist preachers very inimitable “a" pawn. Dplmo‘
of to-day take thelr textslrom theclassic closed the exercises by a reading from
Chinese hboks. Shintoiom “'5 bee“ Longfellow’s "Tales of n Wayside Inn.”
much mixed up with Buddhism. Many Bountiful “Willi” 0! ice cream find
features of its "mm? ”3"” 59°“ cake were then served, and ot10230 p.m_
changed in imitation of Buddhism. and the company dispersed "flyom, declar-
some of its with! doctrines have been ing it u. grand good time."
greatly modified.
Shintolsm is and was the stale reli-
gion. Itioaupporbed by the state, its
head is the empunr, the mitotic. its Mable Miller surprised her. The party
sacred books are but the chronicles of brought refreshments and music, and
his history. and the whole system is in. dancing was kept up until a late llouv.
terwoven full) the national life of Japan. After supper Miss Miller was presented
"Now I will write some about the mill a very pretty toilet set and a set of
. Iapaneoe story of the creation: toWeIo for the bureau.
s "It isoaid thatths otherpsir of be .--,_.... .— » . .-
ings before Inauagi and lasnami were “PM “ll-kc-
only their imperfect forms or processes There wasa large attendance yester-
through which they passed before arriv- day afternoon and evening at the Jap-
ing.at perfection. These two beings anese Village and Roltaire‘s mermaid
lived in the heavens, the world was not exhibition. There will boa change of
yet well formed, and soil floated about programme this afternoon, and “Punch
like ailsh in the water, but near the
serious. and was called 'ths Floating agsr Bunuell said last night that for the
Region.’ The sun, earth and moon were rest of the week, owing to the liberal
still attached to each other likeahead to patronage, he would make several
the neck, or arm to the body. They ohangesin the programme of perform-
wers little by little separating, the parts ances.
joining them growing thinner and
thinner. This part, like an isthmus, The divorccsutt or AonaC lisvilend‘
W called ‘3"“93'. Floating W893 against Bord stilaud was commenced
lt '” onthis ””8” "l" Inn!“ ‘9‘ in the superior court yesterday after-
l"“"'“ were standing "'9" “I“! “" noon. The testimony will probably no-
I lair 0' vast-ll- oooino Ind billins cupy most of the week. Both sides
sweetly together. The hoavsulyconplc my“. 8""0‘“ charges.
were so delighted with the sight that ~
they began tolmitstetbs birds. Thus Those nnbpppy persons who suffer
began the art of love. which mortals from nervonsarsssnd dyspepsia should
have practiced to this day. use Carter's Little Nerve Pills, which are
"Whilotalkingtogetherouthla‘bridge loads expressly for simplest. nervous.
t
l
A Surprise Bart y.
unlit-Ii name...
was sworld beneath them, they looked dragging: -. g
I" do.“ "M the “"9“ sea, b.“ could If there ever when specific for anyone
but many of them were ascertained
to contain alum and other poisonous in-
gredients to such an exteut'as to render
them positively unsafe for use in human
food. As a result many of these injuri-
ous mixtures were driven out of the
market, and the sale of all seriously in-
terfered with.
date has been so far reaching as this in
its beneficial influence upon the public
health, and the boldness of the Royal
Baking Powder Company in the inaugu-
ration of such a warfare, and their energy
in carrying it forward with such import-
ant results, were universally commented
upon and appreciated.
charges they did not heiitdfe lobster
into competition With evgry other baking
powder in the country, and it is a public
The satisfaction that in the oflicial tests by
the Government and State chemists. and
by Boards of Health, the Royal Baking
Frior'nr in olners io'llrrudgtofian’lly mm
wholesomeuess, and absolutely pure and
free from all inferior substances.
that the slum and otherwise impure
goods have again come upon the market
in dangerous quantities, and their old
enemy, the Royal. is again upon the war
path.
these goods the Riyal is meeting with
the old time opposition and abuse.
public, however, will appreciate, as here—
tofore. both the object of the "slum
men" and the action of the Royal Com.
pany, and award lull justice to the com-
pany that an fearlessly stands up for its
protection from such adventurers.
Cherry and Horehouod is the best.
quickest and most effectual cough syrup
Last evening the many friends of bliss 3:3“
Every bottle bears the facsimile of the
signature of Jae. E. Hair in red ink. For
sale at Baxter's Drug Store, South Nor-
snd Judy" will amuse the audience. Ilsn- ‘
of Bmven' they began towondsr if there dyspeptic sufferers. Price 25 cents. all '
manufacturers of the impure goods
twhit‘ll are made lollbtlese both out a
spirit of revenfifi and ill the h pe of
breaking the stir-ct of damaging expos-
ures) with ’the official confirmation of the
charges which in turn have come from
various State authorities fully corroho.
rating the statements originally made by
the Ibyal Company, have awakened a
wholesome public sentiment ill favor of
repressive laws,whioh means mischief to
the illegitimate trsihc. The public has
probably been as much amused by these
intemperateaud ridicult us attacks upon
theRoyal as that company as been, doubt-
less, proud to-receite them.
The Royal Baking Powder Company
set out some time ago to expose the
character and to break up the sale of
adulterated [baking powders. Having
found from an examination of the many
specimens that there wasa large num-
ber of actually injurious powders in the
market, they brought the matter before
the public, und'denounced the makers
by name in the press and to the health
authorities. The nflair was taken up by
physicians, Boards of Health and Logic.
latures throughout the country, chemists
were employed to test the various pow-
ders in the market, and the Government
itself directed analysis to he made before
it would purchase the supplies needed
for army, navy and Indian uses.
The result {justified the charges made
by the Royal ('ompaby. Not only were
the majority of baking powders in the
market found to be largely adulterated,
No occurrence of recent
In making the
From recent official reports it is evident
In continuing its warfare against
The
A Ilbmhold‘lsecessity.
A bottli- of Hall's Syrup of Tar, Wild
Will cure croup in your children.
't be without it. Price m. a bottle.
walk, and all druggists. 8806a)
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l-‘slrnioled ltosrms
T0 LIT. Inquires:
.heulincl 03cc. aid if
Notice.
111le £venotleelooll solo not trust
my son. William aiahelt. his wife or
anyothis'am .onsrymat,» I will not pay
any bllh of .
as at all 601' r. Wklstlll'l‘.
wrill-unlined io-o‘i”m&f—
‘NICBM’ furnished verse. 1 hire
1 an i It so Wu lugtou sum.
w'l'o Item.
HOUSE ou’l'ollss street. with modern Improve-
ments. inquire of Julitl if. KNAPI’. cart
counters l‘or hale.
TIIRIE counters in good condition for sale.
, Apply at lit)! Bit ll. nov'r's Jewelry Store,
am lw Washington Street.
W " titanium...
1301“! room, for ssmsll tulip-Int or second
floor. Addrms . ..
ass a lloatlnel Oilcs.
Boy Walled.
nor hetwosl it sad It or a
u lunar-s am WM "iii
. mm “mm... when...“ . a... . ..,..._......_._.... a“...
Wagons All liar-less
Foil DALI-«his sets or more and *m m of
liiugie secondhand m. Aha rm
Tho
that whammeulstsgrscsdthscocss-
are nothing! Then lssnagl took his
long jeweled spear and plunged it into
the turbid mass. turning it round and
round. As bellfted it up. the drops
which tricklsd from it hardened into
earth cftholrown accord.sndthusdry
load was formed. As Inasgi was
Traveler,” will be at the Opera House to-
night. This is a strong comedy, well
played by a strong company. The more
announcement of Chantrsu's same in
connection with It is a guarantee that It
is first class.
Wonthoplanowmsacsllsut.
second-hand plane has. two pluto- aad two
surrsys. Wllibsseldcbwoaptonskareoalloraew.
it. .
"I
an if Booth lorwalk.
“Cm Will“.
eimolnm‘ohgdnm? seat
I
complaint than Carter's Little Liver Pills
are a specific for Sick Headache. and
every woman should know this. Thy
are not only a positive cure, but a sure
preventative if taken when the approach
is foil. Carter’s Little Liver Pills not
asdiiarnssbrsndsiltnstrgoodssnd
Ammonium Dress Baths.
them superior to say in tho
petition. Parties desiring bargains can call at No.
it Raymond Bi ,t‘ity. an
Notice.
Till! taxpayers of the East Norwaik School
District are hereby notified that the ct tax
of re (5; mlllaon the dollar, laid on the town
assessment list of last, at a meeting of the "district
heldcn them day of August, 1&7, at the East
Norwalk acllwl Muse, will bulbs and payable on
the lsrday of lay, m3. at which time I shall be
ready to receive thesame at my store first Ave.
Interest at the rate of nine to) per cent. per annum
from May ist, 1895, will he charged on all bills re-
maining unpaid on and after June tel. 1888.
W. s. uanronl).
Collector of Taxes for- last Norwalk behool
District.
Dated, East Norwalli, April 12th. 1&8.
Notice—School 'l’nxes.
llB tax payers of the South Norwslk Union
school District are hereby notified that the
districttaxofthreet mliisunthe dollar laid on
the town assessment l at of 19197, at a mes-lingo! the
district held on the‘lth day of June, m7, at the
Franklin street school house. will be due and pay-
able on the first day of lay. less, at which time I
shall be ready to receive the same at my oillee, 29
Washington street. second flow. Internet at the
rate of as (9) per cent ayesr from May 1st, 1888
will be charged on all not. remainlu unpaid on and
after June lot, rim 1'. . LL”.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk Union School
norm.
Dated 80. Norwalk. April :3, ram. .3 in
District of Nor-walk, as: Probate
Court. April Mth, A.D., 1888.
Whereas, application has been made to this court
for the admission to probate of a certain written to-
strument as and for the last will of JANE A.
BAKKR, late of Norwalk, in said District, de~
ceased. therefore,
Onnanan. That said ap lication be heard and de—
termtuuiatthe Probate co in Norwnlk. on the
will day of April, 1888, at 3 o'clock. afternoon:
and that notice thereof be given toailpersons
interested therein by publishing this order in
a newspaper having a circulation in said District. st
least tlvc days before said dot of heari W.
and l ASA B. WOODWAIllD, Judge.
JAMES MITCHELL, - Auctioneer-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
._.‘Ig__
AUCTION 2
Will be sold at public auction at the residence of
the late Henry W. later, Elizabeth
street, South Norwalk, on
Saturday, April 28, 1888.
At 1:30 P. 1“-
P
salon. DISINGROOM. smooch
uneasy rt‘narrcns. ALL in
FIRST-CLASS onosll.
Salel’oeilive. , {
recurrence: usual. "
3: Administrator.
Swan av. BUSHNELL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Manufacturers’ and Painters' Supplies
Ship Chandlers.
36': Water St., foot of Bank.
am, 0...“... am uprormrm .a....
Note, Flags of all nations.
Everythingneeded about a Boat, Steamer or Sail
lug Vessel.
Oyster Tongs. Shovels. Scones, Forks, alanine.
llemp. and Wire Ropes. Links, Rings and
Dredge bag Rope, especially prepared fan the
oyster business.
Waste, Packing. Gaskets, Oils, and everything
needed by Engineers, on water or land.
Careful attention to mail orders.
AND
no
FREE DRESS CUTTING
SCHOOL.
Ladies, Dressmakers and Apprentices of Norwalk
and vicinity will had it greatly to their advantage
to call during the next two weeks and inspect the
Taylor‘s Ideal System
of dress rotting. It is the ulcer simple. perfect and
reliable system now used, and is vlving universal
satisfaction in every my where l: is introduced
We teach how to cut, hoist, lit anddrape after any
style, fashion or design of ladies and children's
cute. Lining ml to fit. also patterns sold.
E30... dsyor evening. l’ermaoeut or traveling
scents wanted.
DBBS CUTTING SCIXOO
as In kl Iain 8L, ik.
Hatters Knives.
Northrop t. 00..
Danbury.
Are prepared to grind flatten Knives and furnish
some. and guarantee satisfaction.
Winders by mall promptlyattended to, still
first gable.
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0N WOODWARD AVI. VOlt BALI.
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0n the West side of MAIN
ST. in the sol hborhood
of the some ollmll
FOR SALE.
Esquire of
terms I 00W,
Real Estate and insurance Agency.
Washington It.
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fill desirabtsssd rmidsaemlsr
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that lords and lam—so has,
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Music Hall, South Norwallt,
Under the management or
G, B. BU NNELI...
Commencing Monday Evening,
April 23d.
20—Ju1lalles‘owilmrtisln—20
At work in their Native Costumes.
Japanese—Baby,
:‘CQEE-
The Living Mermaid
And many other novelties by the great
ROLTAIRE.
The Swiss Waxl-‘lowcr Makers.
Fine Souvenirs.
Open Daily fibril—d7“) RM.
10 Cts. Admission, 10 Cts.
OPER‘ HOUSE, "ORWALK
ONE; NIGIIT ONLY,
Wednesdayliv’n g,April 25
Special Engagement of 4
Henry Charities.
in the contest or all t'otoedy Dramas,
KIT
THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER.
THE Jl'DGE AND MAJOR.
THE STEAHBOAT “P108103.
THE GREAT Pom GAME.
THE EXCITING DUEL,
au. set-mar. mm INTRODUCID.
Prices; 35, 50 and 75 Cents.
é'lleserred Seat.- uow on Sale.
sill iw
YCEUM THEATRE,
NEW YORK.
23d St. and FOURTH AYE.
DANIEL IROIIMAN -
assure 8.15. Samar Harman 3.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
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A New Play by D. Belssco and B. amid
Company Includes:
HERBERT WHY, GEORGIA CATV“
HENRY MILLER. GRACE
Names ercsorr, mm: DILIDI.
kills. WALCUI‘
W. J. LE IOYNB
CHAS. WALCOfl', . W III
CHAS. DICKSON KISS CROLY.
KISS 0306'”.
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PRICES—All Reserved—50cc. 15¢..qu
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. 0. u. KENDALL,
DEN m'l'.
line removed from Norwalk to South
wherehew‘lllmake aepscialtyof cat
with or without 93. and ‘ '
lei-the next sixty days prices wi he reduced.
SETS COSTING $15.00 TO $10.00.
“ 10.00 “ 8.50
Bot-walk,
teeth
OFFICE; 30. 00 WASHINGTON 81'.
BITCH,
GILBERT ll.
Livery and read Stable
stallion aural.
nurses and (lsrrisgsatolstfcrsll occasion
mewm
(loud tssillsasnnahlel’rices,
Telepssnseunasetioa. Ill
Insure Your Life
(In the Endowment Plan.
A man stsgsctlnwnald nerd ins-lance
for twenty or twentyfilvs
sssdsltfgthsltuas ac
”ammo-cum." -.
are {firstly sump-hrs hormones
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hlfs insurance on...
or HARTFORD.
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seats
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snsrlsas tarsal-sat 0o.
Equitable ills Insurance (is.
Pa has and Trust (is.
J lecssklla Iartgsge Trust (is.
Fire, llll‘s, Accident. and Plate Glass
lssarssso.
TAMI 0 mil Agls.
o“fistIltstsalassrsa-lu[transparent unwell.
Aheooud Band
roa sets as '
slum! L’lldlllllllii’ll.
learners-arsenic.
Fire Safe \
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