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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 3,1888.
Saw Advertisements.
andshnu, Cali
(lrand boll Ger-ants Ball,
Weather Bulletin.
. For Friday. in New England, warmer.
fair to partly cloudy weather. with;
fresh to brisk southerly winds, followed
by local rains in eastern New Y‘ork and
in New Jersey.
Tllli "IJOLKL‘BRIEFS.
High tide 30M morrow 0. 41’; low tide
1.02. .
Sun rises 4.40; sun sets 6.54 3
Fred St. Clair of New Britain to visit-i
ing in this city.
”Nay nth.
The Florida exposition car left here
for Danbury this morning.
Horatio Finch of south Main street is
ill with quinzy sore throat.
3 Mrs. Helen Northrop of Belan avenuei
Isquite sick with rheumatism.
—'l‘ry Plaiated‘o Beef, Iron and Wine.
Henry Lester of Catskill, New Y,ork I31
visiting friendo In the borough. i
)linnie Milner of Trenton, New Jersey,
is visiting friends' In the borough.
l
Editor Bodemyer' II mother of Canaan,‘ ,3
is spending the day In the borough. '
Binnie Adams of Camden, New Jerw'
oey, is visiting relative In the borough.
William Lewis of the borough' Is spend
ing a few days in New London Conn.
-—Block Rock LoLsIIIII aI IIIIIII a:
Zalulf's,delivered every Sunday morning;
Iliss May Smith and father, went to
Stamford to attend a funeral yesterday. 3.
Michael Colgan‘s little boy who has|
been very sick with pneumonia is im-i
proving rapidly.
"—_‘“ l
Theodore Elwood, who broke his leg
last Friday, to getting along nicely at. his;
home on Summer street. l3
Frank Ranche of Center avenue, who'
was taken with a paralytic stroke lunt
Saturday. is slowly recovering.
The three mooted—dehooner "Frank G
Dow,” Captain Kelly, arrived yesterday{
from Norfolk Virginia with soft coal
for John H. Ferris.
vr‘,
The company playing the "Black Flag 3
failed to appear at the Opera House lastl
night owing to financial trouble they ,
encountered In Danbury.
Mn. flehitable Dayton. of South?
Glastonbury,was 101 years old Tuesday.
'She was in good health with clear timid?
and received her friends.
John Wood of Winnipank has been;
engaged by Joseph Leipnik, agent for;
the Metropolitan Life Insurance C). to.
assist him on the Norwalk route.
The item in regards to the boys corn-
mitting an assault on the little colored;
girl should have read sons of Charles
Hendrick instead of sons of John.
The ladies of— the TWomen. III-Int:
I'I'IIIS NORWALKD All) IIHIIDENB
3Connecticut Base Ball league by II
‘qv;iring as to the result of some portion-
3otealing second and third bases made
: caught a very pretty fly in left field.
Sullivan played a fine game as short stop
icolnl't‘d players, wIIi make New "amt
‘ ready to j‘tlll the Connecticut league in
A FIRE BALL Bill.
"I’ll” 'I'Ill DIAMDN “ERIC.
The Home illn- Defeated in n'l'en Inning
(more. 4| to 1
Norwalk is well represented in the
strong nine. Although early in the sea-
:son the fever is ”catching onto " the peo-
ple and wherever you see II group of men
on the sidewalk ten to one they are en-
lar rgarne.
'esterday afternoon was not It favorv
able day for the opening of the base ball
season in this city and the threatening
weather undoubtedly kept away a large
number The attendance was large,
however. and those who Went to the ball
ground Witneesed an excellent. game.
iThe Norwalke and Merideno were the
contesting clubs and both nines were
evenly matched. The home club went
to the but first and were put out in regu-
lar order. The Meridens succeeded in
scoring one run by a wild throw made
by hchllister. lo the second inning
Sullivan led off with ashort hit and in
two elegant slides. Fitzgerald's hit
brought' In Sullivan and Fitzgerald aloo
crossed the home plate as a result or
some wild throws. The visitors were
quickly retired after coming in The
Norwalkn made one run in the third in-
ning and no more during the remainder
30f the game. The Merideno made a run
in the fourth, and III the eighth inning
another run trod the game. Nine Innings
were played without changing Ihe renult.
In the tenth inning two men Were out
and a short hit brought In the no: ceasary
mm The fielding of the Norwalks was
excellent and the playing of the Mdridens
was first class. McAllisII-r pitched a
very strong game and Mailer caught him
finely. The Meriden battery was very
strong and' In fact the whole club lrehav
ed themselves in a manner that will
cause our people to look forward to their
return with pleasure.
Most of the Norwalk‘ .1 Work wot crin-
fined to the infield although Ridley
and Larkino was in fine batIIng trim.
" 'Capt. Jack. " as usual, upheld his excel.
lent record on first base I
Following is the score by inning-z
Norwallzs I) 2 I I) 0 0 o n u nail
lcridens l001000101—4
sons.
The (iorharu Bose Ball Club of New-
burg, N. Y., which consists of twelve
its headquarters this ammo and Will be
case a vacancy occurs. l
The Nurwnlks are playing in Derby
A town alremly 'mnpelMtnrl when «restart
! cuuroe the hard work of Ihr Insult firm
PRfCE TWO CENTS.
3 "fl flora-Iron“ no“. 3 no: III“ M wars.
in." Mantra» ww’swmsmuimunrucnu
~lIIIr um (liven In an inrm of tbo'tfinroir’nmrps”
wrruaw-IMIm-n . II. II. ilrrrr sonof (Wu P. llorr,
R. if. Rowauupnsidmt or the mt; W of Westport and wok on
National Bank. hoe mowed, hie reels» the rum ”Bank Thorpe." i llr ll»:
stion totalrerlfrer lone f. llr. Bowen following as serpent wiry. fir rays
gives his muons for [Mt action in on law that when them was outset of
tervlew printed hstmv. He has been flraitlr Island on hersp trrp Saturday.
connected with the bank since it started; Captain Allen, who was at the wheel,
in fact was the prrnerpel originator of eallrrlollhsodrspfroro below rolonkst
the institution, and hastehrmdml‘omly a horrible-usual” was swimming
for its success, which has been rerm'rb about too fret Morn of the mores,
able indeed. which was awhrnhredly the vmtatrleava
For some time part he has mam serpent. it was short one hundred fret
ed to retire from themsirhn‘cy of tire Irregwirirshudashigu a ham! and
bank, but has been prevailed upon to rev waspurtly rslorri out of the water and
rosin until now. when hepm‘rtivsfy d» wss mkiogsdirrrt more for innit lo-
clinouo servo lmgerthrrmlone mt. his land and was throalriog the m in a ter-
lieslrh requiring that he take rat. and able manner. ifr. Barr mid there ro-Ild
be relieved of rcspom’rh‘rlrrv. he no mistake but that it was a m ser-
Mr. Rowan stands vny high in the your and the crew of rho Thorpe are
esteem of this community. and he has ready loswerrr that the tiling had three
won that esteem by his integrity, tun} ham on its hack. [inward staples of
nose ssgsciry and affabiiity. Bridgeport rays there mun-t have been
He now hasarrived atapvriod is life four and If Interest of the Thorpe had
when he needs rest. and while it will be taken one more drink they mold have
Aw Alligator fles- lnln A ”ouhury
Itrnkorrrnn'o Pocket.
.t lirakeman on the llanlmry train
visited the Florida ear Tmiay not one
of the mall alligators got into but I out
pork-4. 'l'lze hrskmnan says that some—
Iote put it in. He took it out of his
MI I when he arrivul in llanhury and
put it in a tank with two large ones. and
before he IIardly knew it the large one
had eaten. the small one. The brake-
Inan win have to pay for the alligator
even if someone did put it in his pocket.
lie is now known on the road as “Alli-
gator Tom."
MARRI ED.
Kim-vTAlWK—vllsy 2d. Church of lucar
antics avenue. New York, byltev N
l'evkias.(‘lrsrlaif. Kirby and lies I. ridevt
daughteroflr. sndlrs. A. 1'. Taylor.
Wanted.
'3le! “LA!“ stone masons that can lay dry
sndtret walls I about
SHELDON. Builder.
NorwslkJIonn.
“khan-ted.
generally regretted that he will he no muted four just ”my “three.
longer actively connected with the bunk,
he will have wincere gratitude for his unnuu"
lrnntow «Wm
past services and best wiohmr for his for
rare heallh and happiness. The More! lin- ifinII‘ie Stanton 3
Following III are substalla'of the fiery 6‘ the Marsh M W B. Wu-
nel reporter's interview with Sir. lemon: Ml. WWW for the Winclmm Ber?
Reporter—Mr. ltowanJ hear you have Wm“ 5"” ‘50“ ‘4 3“" i“”’""- V”:
unsigned you, mfi'fg'm" M ”mg“ “Manet!“ the It!!!” 0' “if Midi? on:
the Ully National Bantu ‘ it no. and 'If M mm M “WW8, 13*“ l'il
lfopkimof SW trams animated. and;
so. will you give the section why '5' . . .
Mr. mwnn_ym ,3" 1 ”a"; my ”3.3;“, MI Di. Wm and Without “arr-«I ,
revved or when. Tor but»: I”!!! on el'i
nation to whether June farmed my rm
mot cream min—vii Mame drers
film is I want to get out from core. My
health is not good. and that of my wife ”‘5‘ W“ “”4“” 3"" “will 5| lml’
in still wane and I propel-e lrrgrt away W 0" “m“ "n” W W M An“;
whenever I clmose r: H, and f Jim‘s want WOWM “I?“ extended to the3
to carry a bank with rm. Mm “ms“ W little! pity proceeded
”0" long have you Md the with», ' “a” M”. “Wk ”’3 M “II. War- .
A little over so: ymremvrverm '9” ”Wk ”‘6'” 1" WW ‘0' 3"" “firm i
the bank started. their future home. 4 atom lead fur-3
Are you satisfied with the memo of M”, 3" WW“ ““W'fl
"IE3, bank 2 and grown retrivmi many worm ”mg
I think the bank hoe hem very encore» onto, ‘""‘”1‘ ‘W 1”“ ‘1‘” in ICON“
fnl indeed. in for: way beyond our :9 and 5 MW” “I W‘NW
pectlona. 1'va were full! hankrr in gug,g"y “ nature.
In ram salsa Inn, at Jrulgw Knapp II
sun war-log.
l). mini Keillor! of fins Sorwalk was
before Judge Knapp this morning I ha: g»
ed wrrh malt. drunkennrm and nhliv
five mgr. For the “malt he was?
fined $7.00. for drunkenm ‘0 00, for
abusive W Mldays in jail.
went lam yes'crday and orrrrnenced
Iohreok up [amused was going to
kill ins wife. when Sheri! Toner Ill-cab
edh‘r‘m. llewarkept lathe lockup in
the hwaugh all night. This morning he
«warmer-Wm and very abusive.
He tried to M array 'rrrrr Lrwyar
Walsh in “m we is: was left In
Judge Knows W while Sir-mil T run
We“ Met after ”to. Krllrw. but Jack:
downed hon intim- irsll and rmk cue of 3
ed, most of them old institutiom with a
good business established. Weapon“
to have a slow growth, but our am
lions fortunately were not rmiiznd. Our
deposits reached one hundred mm
dollars In less than thI years. and tertiary
there are mum than. two humtml “34le
and, continually ‘rncmmmg. We hrs"
about three hundred I-lepositors, and our
capital stock of one hundred thousand
dollar» is scattered around nutmeg m
hundred or more people.
Who is to be your succesrror 3‘
Now you ask us . too much. I harem
idea: but we have an excellent board of
directors, any one of whrch to «W
to act as president of the iror'rtut'ron. ill
by the cashier and his nominate. and I
this afternoon
Saturday the Danburyo wrll come be we:
‘ and try and got even With the N IrWalbs, i
We under land that they have sIgned3
several new men.
, . i
Y. 1'. Si. if. B.
The Christian Endeavor Societies of:
3am! l benpeak for is It prosperous future.
him. flu-r W a wicked long» at lire
thersahem ID» Inner. out It
tmk the united J m of Grief \‘oirneri
MW Times to handrail hint. Afr 3
tor he was WWI he was vtill very «’
above mmly kept Interrupting
Walnut the was who I» “fr-lxeprfl
j III «In the' :2.” train.
wont to my right here that a great part
of the bunk strcr: pets no time t" llfr. Jacob
H. LIytonami hlsfmvliflmhfl [comm
lllr. Liyrun In gmnl I; own! h r the pass:
tion as can he found There has been no
jariug in the imititutmrr aim It started,
3 Alina to do general h
Thrlrrirls; .-
3hr
Kehae t"
Corps” of Douglas Fowler p0“ intend; llheCongregationalnndBIptistt ‘hurcheo,
giving another one of their pleasant together with the socIrtIeu of the Boptivt3
hallo on May 8th m Germania a," 33am! Congregat'onal Churches of South ‘
Norwalk met last evening in the chapel
--—The Famous Grit “Edge ChOWdI'l' 3' of the Congregational Church, N Irwrlk
Campbell's old “hull. and organized a ('hristrnn Ende Ivor
' Local Union wrtlr iii iv. 0'. l". Torrey,
A gentleman had “39 800d "Wk ‘0 president; ll. ll Booth vrc»—pr-.--'rdrnt;
drop I 0“." bottle 0' whrokey ”" “W Mrssl-‘a nnie Stanley. secretary; and Hen.
platform of Mart Kellogg' a cur last night l..." 3mm,“ "m“... , 1|... Wind
and brokethe bottleandlostthewhiokey. fair “.3", v", Nagywufl m .1 ”unfit...
““““ excellent results.
”Ila” by rru uneasy."
This evenings: Mode Hall the great
American drama. "Held by the Enemy"
will be presented. The Atlanta LIMI-
tutrorr onyx-"No wonder tint from the
time the play was Ilrot puma-Ill m Sew
York It has root with one Iii-mum
ovation wherever it hm he» matured.
no! It deserves every none» or rhea-or»
II or which “in Md ”14' Ihw
.md more perform.
' lletd by the Emmy" in a unanimity
A N'Cft’l’fifl'la “K’IAI.
1M Bonn; I'M, Minn ’l‘crnpcr’ i
own t when I’mIsln flu-Ir I’M
The Young Wm’v triathlon Tern,
mm Um held a wry plenum
W or the Moms ilmro on Billie
herb mm last night. A large unratur
were ”mas and hum-la Ir‘fl’e‘lmrll
hiring mvsrl an excellent lawnmow-
was rewind. at “Iowa: ”victim, i
Chit; idol. lmmllhbhro; 9021», ”L;
The vote of theCongregational society
Tuesday night was to build a new
church at a cost not to exceed 350.000
and that the cost did not include steeple.
organ, carpets or cushions.
Commodore Francis Burritt has given '
the contract to Samuel Sherwood
for seven houses to be erected on the
property recently purchased by him:
from E. A. Woodward, on the corner of
Burrltt and Quintard avenues.
Captain OsceralenI. AlbertColemsn,
Jim Costello, Frank Mitchell and Sam
Arlington left the borough dock at 7.15
yesterday morning in the sharphs
“Fleetwing” and ”Iodgs” for a fishing
excursion. A lsrgequsntity of bait was
carriedina demljohn. The party re—
turned about live o’clock with one ihh.‘
A lad Character.
Peter Tansy. who said he come from;
Brnnville. New York, was arrested Tm
day night in the borough for being
drunk and stump. Judpflsllockllnsd
blunwsnd monountingtotlttjo.
He was taken to Bridgeport jail. When
he arrived at the jail it was discovered
thsthowssa hard character and that
hshadjtut earns out of New Haven
jolt whsnhs hadbosn since the 24th
of December. Tanner tried to got away
from Al DrForsst in Bridgeport, but he
was too much for him.
Allelicntoilpsvatlsn.
Drs. Downssud Bluofthlseitysr
listed Dr. W. C. Burks of Booth Nero
walk. yesterday at New Canon in a
delicate and dillcult operation for on
uterinecanesr. Thornttrsorgaawss
removed. Thspstlsntlsdoingwsnsad
haragoodohsneootrseovnywwp
parthrInrr.
This to tho second operation of tho
kind performed by Dr. Dorks or this
city. ‘l‘hslrstunswasaoarlyslsysm
Ito and thspattsnt isnow wall. The
l
The following was tlII- programme
rendered:
Solo
Prayerufiev. Ilr. Torrey
Hymn, "Forward Christrnn," etI'.
Reading of minutes of meeting of dole.
gates.
Business of forming union.
Duett, Miss Fritz and )fr.1'rendwell
Remarks from president and prone.
Solo, Miro Curtis.
Social
sSolo. Geo. Nash.
“In. Jabyll nnrl lllv. llydo "
The great dramatic sensation. lb.
Jekyll and Ir. Hyde" was played last
night to an appreciative audience at
Basic Hall. The sclingthroughont was
fine. Iir. Davidson and tiles Austin did
justice to Bondrnsnn'n version of Steven-
son’s dual life. The transformation of
Dr. Jekyll into Ir. Byde and of Ir.
Bydo into Dr. Jekyll took place before
the audience and tlwruddruness of the
change from the horrible creature to a
polished gentleman was remarkable.
Thesfforts of thscoutpany were highly
appreciated and they were heartily sp-
plaudsd. We predict for them a warm
welcome when they return hm again.
At. Ds'nvost rat. to tool a alum
Post lop-nor.
Oliver's AI. Dormant, of Norwalk,and
Boddsrt, of South liorwslk, cane hm
yesterday to deliver four prisoner! to the
jail authorities. [brewer's hair has
grown shorter and thinner than em and
thstopof his head now shines likes hil-
hard ball. He wanted the Post reporter
tobellevsthsthswasohllgod toast his
hair short hscsasshtr scalp was suntan
ed while fishing s few days anti. w~l"oIIt.
3 Minibike.
Thomas Panthwhohsworked ta
Ihseorsetfsetoryforsbuotsoveayeors.
mailed his majority yesterday and
psasluuuadthselgarsto hlsisliow
workmanssdwssnsshrarsrirrdts
WMMHWIW
via-u ts Severus-blooming,
unsavory.
Yoruwlwn Hm» I' wear-II Ila Irlm; %
Willi. “a“ ”a! Ruby: solarction,
L'hnirtrnwliwyfillmlfllrtwiv; fn—t, lies-Ia"
mwmmzrvwlraz. Ira“. if.
M; W. liar Flora Ilyahve;
sdrlrnsr hyltele. A W. urn-div
”wmthnmvvrd.
Irma. waster.
WWII-If the New York
“Marni Pioneer tumor rum
"all renal” W workers that
navWWthI-sty.
Bram party rpwehrsst the
Conventions“ rarevrrol ‘l‘nmf local,
ll'irwlfllls’m’ havekmhnrnlai of
M. 5am, We. poll-Ir. tritood Ill-
m.“vvvryonrsfthtmhmrrmltzd
rumwvuurorhemdm.
flotsam m trillion-roads!
Val rhswork. lie inspires
osbosdownwonidrskopfsaonrhv” , “mmmulb‘
“a” a Apvri. 1., .5” ,4 the W mfiwrlssaduty Io giro-so
skavdownwmropsrrilsfons-hrsf W”W W "' W “W'-
wmkmsnwhohodbvvwfborwfsr rears "" an m “" ”WM “We
At rho-limpet Tempura-centric“-
lihrsrylfsflanlasdoysftrrm, when
diss- circle-oil porn-rite were fitted.
American play-aw American sum-rt
handled try-n American truth-Ir. And
It I» wonderfully well handled. The
subject, dealing withtho'st'wringmm
and incidents of the civil was. “our
ricklish oar. bar the highest! Iris-veto
the ability lfr. lillletfe bus displayed in
handling this antrjrrt or found in lintr
uniform rucem which has planted his
play inborn the Novthandtbeiiontir."
Work W “Tundra
The Tweedy Blow-factoring l totem.
hat mfaesurem whom shra- were
stilirsrainnfrbsdiy rehsion with
usdesnnions. Allthvfosrtwlwsro
working,“ in the course of a few
wnkntslahopsd that they will have
tlvfallstrvngtbafmflmoadnflsf
swollen-supra."
M“ Trusllirdrlmvyrsofmy
sat barred area so they listened to
mmuuotllfeaodm
- We... fry/sword?“ the Mum of III»
Waemrsmumsm mm
‘ star-m ' flay (M'- Hausa suns Barker
The almond of Com 1' ”so mmh hbnrrflsworka-Vauea Big-
mylmnpsvrbmmm sol.
era-tag. “he” W soul
I
Mypstshuissfvlor'v solrv ”Warning of tits odour,
Iklrsostmdsoflsdssufrhssnnaflr
“Wafflhom
“Il-
(network.
Apply to ills. ma“: 5 JENNINGS
18W est Street.
To Let.
1101;m tilt norm of Vat St and Taylor Avenue;
“hired. Water and sewer connections.
5hr III-rm. Er-Iulreof
omits TALLSIADLE BAKEB.
Wanted.
HAS to work on storm. Apple!
22. “"505 :i arket.
u Main Street
Wagons And llnrncss
‘03 SALBrerretoof Doubleand 'f'eu sets of
Static senmdhand harness. Also l'onr
W haul piano hot. two phsctono and two
turner. I'll: iw-oldcheoptomakemomfor rim
.6; W (-KBGORY.
of! If South Norwuk.
Wnrslcd.
‘l' I'PIZ‘ITII Kai to learn [hr-er Noting.
I Aw! to
ital. J A. DECKER.
Ito-ms in, llovHsnd 3s Building. Washington St.
noun; “.41.. sure.
g ()BDBIIS left with 1.]! Raymond. foot of llsvrv
but street. for building sand from my bank.
:Isiii iii thankfully received and lpt! attended
new ()3 l. 33le
\‘ortce.
3.l)l ILLKBY C CUBE has resumed the proc-
mdhlo professlon our! may be found at
>0 inlet. NorwalkCorln. Office hours until
mun ondltoflandfrtospm smw
George II. Underislil
I5 now or town ailing nmxhold.
rack or by installment» at W-
tron
lollies for
yond corn-
. Parties desinng bargaiuo can call at No.
“Hamster City, 801
for Stole.
Adams
31‘} Whiting Ave .
New Haven. ('t.
3:1’1'0.‘ New“:
at”: lw
'l'o Bent.
Bill'sflon’l’oiiea street. wzth modern improve»
menu. luramofdofltt ll. KNAPP. and
For Date.
F] Ultrabrrn lower Main at. So Somali t‘t.
Improperly,” ft front 3'5 it. It
nithhonse. ismoma. Yer reprimand terms a
IIIJACOBI LAWS Art. noun
Pith!) llltFSS CUTTING
SCIIOOL.
Let. n. [- andA lice: of Nona k
and Imnlry will and it gun: y to their advantage
to 0.1 done: the an: two weeks and Inspect the
Taylor 3 Ideal System
Err! drive-r rotting. It Is the nun-t simple. perfect and
mmgwmm used. and is grvtng universal
III ltflllum In nary city where It is Introduced
I
Hi? whim: 011::thst onddrape after any
otyh- fphson or dwim of ladies and children‘s
mntr Lifllft‘. ' {or to fit also patterns void.
mdsyar um? ll'" ' Permanent or Int-ling
own. would
mitt»; I! WISH school.
to or Blatant Norwolk
tin the Endowment Plan.
Aronaotsgeofz'rwoaldpmbabl needinsnronoe
for twenty or twenty-Ive years. I because he
lllllll no reason uh he should
It op darin thew lilo time.
Inothoa-udof
years and nearly eight
living twenty live ears
lrnsnrehiopvr are on ‘ be short not
neglectinpvov for the chances of dvlng~which
suvnplcmontly "whys liberal inenrsnee
on his hie
INBUBB I! I’ll!
COIIECTIGUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
0' flAll‘l‘YOID.
I. ll. unonrrnnrnu.
South Novvrslk.
JUST BEEEIVE
furtht filler w! Ila-om trade.—
»A large invorce of
80018-
~A3D—
l’ron I? Different Factories.
Wt, bought or BIT
“flmwks‘gnfighbmhesold
I‘ll Bill! [Hill Slllll.
Styles and prices so. numerous
to mention
0
flew has overs
tnenl
rum can. son nus-Ian
its trouble to show goods.
0. H. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
Math Ndrwallr.
CURE
RUIN-fl “romaine!-
dcattoa hiliousstatoof the
l'izinlntmh; £5an
”SICK
genuinehefuyrcitCorter’i amalgnmfilquvermo-sequmy mm.
n, v
emu noyi‘n ”m‘ ”M £31....
alldgmigf the sto‘rr'tach, stimulate the liver
them Whitney
HEAD
Hirethe‘ywnnfl Implicit-”Mow”
all! run Mil-
”93‘ “Walnut!” that!
MAGHE
bihobanoofsomnylivesthatherefowherawl
mks mommtgreatbooot. Our pills cure it while
anchsoDirr
after
purge, but tla uctio
use them. Is vials ”$5M“; ‘rllvo fort}. Sid
erywhe'c, amt bymatl.
MEDICINE 00
Raw tub (in.
Henry Tilly,
CARRIAGE MAKER.
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Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for “sale.
COMING!
, we!!!
Gilli Fill iliilllllllil Sill!
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$40,000
Wmhoflen”o.lloys andChildrvno
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Saved from the lan- Broadway-.8“ Y. flnlhe Ianst he
closed out in IS DAYS.
Samarium
rnranteCtlllm
Beginning Thursday. MAY 3d,
.II.III. aridto continue for 15 days only at
Curtis Building, 25 llain Street,
N ORWALK. CON N.
The appraisers for the insurance companies. after
carefully examining this stock of el3otbiug. consid-
ered that the some waanotoobac
claimed by the assured clothin of: manufacturers and
failing to agree solo the onus loos were forced to
take the stock. turn it into money. and the
must be sold at once in order to make a final rettle- ‘
— Infill all goods a" appraised 40 cents on the dollar
of manufactnms‘ root; and this to all we want for
them. The great lire insurance sale willeuable peo—
ple of Norwalk and I totally to mare their clothing
for almost nothing I
We will tell you here a few Bargains.
lten' a Business Suite all to match, for
This-Throat tomanuf’aetuyfe murmur itldnn't
not you n every respect. or you n't think it
worth 13 so. bring it back any thus inside of four
days and we wtllpo pay you no.
Rig-urchevmt enits worth is (it must go for 4.1.1
Ira lnc quality area a suits. tailor made. It. 99.
Thesis an elegant rultaud worth 17.0!
It“) diluent kinds , Worsted sud Cork-
mew outta. whichcost to manfsctare about
m... w... ”.2: .3 “green..-
to. wort
We otter an elegant pair Ian's Consistent Pants. at
I w, that cannons bought eloewllsrefor
less than 4. 00.
Boy sSnits. suitable for thesaoou. worth 6.00. for
600 I102 Suspenders. 10:.
Don' I fall to call and examine infirm st retail.
It costs nothingtoeslland judge for yourself undo
you will find everything just so cheap or mentioned
In lhloadverl chance to get such bargnlsn
will never occmls’fatn.
GRIAT Bl INBU RANGE SALE.
Curtis Buildingfi lain 8L. Novwalk Conn.
[8' During this greatiusnrance Inle More will he
ntl—l w open until 0p. In.
Sillili
Bikini Plillill' ! 3::
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of TART”.
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Chainsaw,” '
030033,
70 Washington Street,
nu- soon mats.
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artisan ' HALL,
Thursday. May 3. b
The “realest Play of IheAgfi.” rll'llllanrflrllette‘l
Hell billion,
A Phenomenal Run:
350 at kt» in ’Kew York, tladison Square and Star
res.
100 nights at Boston lemon.
"5 nights in San Prancieoo,3
”nighto' In lamdou Inc.
And now running with great success in Australia.
Greatest of all Madison San-lo
Theatre and Boston Insan-
Successes. ,
GRAN?” BALL
WUMEN’S “m ,3 3
BELIEF CORPS
or Gonnnnin Hall, ‘
I'ESDAY. MAY 8th.
Ale'l'l'lNG
Tickets am av, Lawns, 50 (its.
G. A. R. FAIR.
The on Annual no of Donglso Yowler our, o.
A. B., will be held in
Music Hall, South Norwalk,
Thursday and l'rllay
Evenings,
may 23. 24. 25 and 26,
For the benefit of the relief fundof the Post.
PROGRAMME :
w-mmn' HIKING :
Opening addrcu by Rev. I. A. Delano.
THURSDAY 1‘ MING :
P. Burritt's famous Banjo Club will entertain the
audience.
FRIDAY EVENING :
Co. 1).. Capt. Proet,will give an Exhibition Drill.’
SATURDAY in E3136:
Rev. Edward Anderson. Chafilslnvin chief of the G.
A It willdelivcr an
Wetter-slay,
Drawings will comm-nasal that P. 1. Saturday
evening. Auction of untold goods will commence
at to o ‘clock.
Admission, to Ots.
mmhtstobe had of the members Ind It fit
D. gunman,
JMBIAINS
1.1” TWOOD.
chnun THEATRE,
NEW YORK.
and St. and room AV].
DANIEL mom:
ans—8.15. Samar linings i.
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PRICE—All Reserved-500.. 156.”...01 .l.
FAC'JPORY
Toletorfovoale. rovuerDaysadllsy-undstreets.
LHUICE BUILDING L018
on woonwonn on, too ma.
mourns or
E. A. Woodward.
it! h
Building Lot
0n the West" side of MAIN
ST. in the net hhorhood
ftlrc Methodls Church
FOR SALE.
Esquire sf
'l'Atwlt A ROI-DEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agency,
Washington St.
osborn Ava, Bast Nos-walk.
ulna desirable and M Int-tare- or
T" aq"m""'or' mammals.
Insurance um.
Washlnston on, Butternut.
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General Sewer Contractor
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