l‘aIIIan‘ards. Business-t Imi- t‘lirrha. Drafts. (\IDI'IIII, In.
you not be rail-tint at. 1. price III: II pmniptnI-ss ll f‘illlMlIIi’tII.
52.
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tiered at the Post Office II south Norwaik as tier-
ond (“lass latter.
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hair Shirts Wedding t‘l I'arlplnitlatlrmil Orders of [latter
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litil‘l‘ll NtIltWAlJi.
MAIN s’r‘tucrc’i‘.
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I'IRI ALARI BOXES.
3. N...Y N.ll.llIRRdI-pot;keyaindi
aIIIII Express (Inn e in d- pot and tune is.
c. Day street corner of Tolles sin ml to y to
Day street and all factors II.
It. Corner of lain and I ‘-onmn1 Mn‘s'll‘, IIry III
1). Donovan a llOlll'l‘ and J t' , it moon- 1in
lo .
1!, Franklin street school: ke at N‘hool boom-
and random»: of it IilIarnl .sntzih.
13. Concord Ilrccl. o Ipoaite school; key at In.
Paa'l a residence. No 10 Concord street, and
all lactonea.
No ll. lain-truer. corner of Ann alrwt: key at
Wolf's saloon and all factoflm
No.15, High atniet corner of "syn w avenue; kt y
at A. Dickcnnan' a rosidenw.
sraciai. onus.
(Inc stroke at 12 o‘clock noon for Standard Time.
Two stroke of the bell (thus I l) sigIIIIlcs the Is
our.
Three strokes of the hell (thus l-l—t) signifies the
city water is to be turned oil.
IIB‘I'IUC'HONI T0 IIY KOLDIBH.
1' pm punitive information of a fire in your imme-
diate neighborhood unlock the box door; pull the
hook all the way down once only, and let the hook
shut up the box and do not open or touch the
funk again until the next are In your neighborhood.
Do not attempt to remove the key from the door.
mChief hig'ineer will see that Is returned to its
properplace. BAlt'lthIIti(IW.AN
1' incl Engineer.
No
No
Nu.
No.
No.
N. Y. Herald Weather Forecasts.
The slow moving ocean storm is now
central north of Maine.1t will advance
probably northeast, and a "cold wav-‘I
from the Northwest will move southeast
affecting this section to—night and to-
morrow. Temperature fell slightly in
the United States yesterday; the chief
minimum reported was 16 degrees at St.
Vincent, blimp; the chief maximum til
at Key \Vest. In this district to-dny
partly cloudy to fair, slightly colder
weather and fresh northwesterly to west-
erly winds will probably prevail. On
Saturday in this section and in New
Englano,slightly colder,fair weather and
fresh to brisk westerly winds will prob-
ably prevail followed by higher temper-
ature, and on Sunday. fair, partly cloudy.
slightly warmer w.eatber
Miniature Almanac for To-slorrow.
High tide Low tide Sun rises Sun sets
5,27 11. O 6.1—1 ' 9.53
THE LOCAL NEWS.
D. P. Morrell took the oath of otiice of
Justice of the Peace, this week.
The canal boat, ”hiartin Holly Beck, '
is unloading coal at Ferris a dock.
-Crofut & Kuapp' s hats at Comstock
Brothers. ___, _
The many friends of M. Becker will be
pleased to learn that he is fast recover
ing from his recent illness.
The Norwalk Iron Works rCompany
shipped yesterday, an air compressor to
the Oregon Mining Co., Norway, Mich.
——A dandy Spring—overcoat for emal
cost at Comatock Brothers.
A Dickerman &Son advertise a line
of Hamburgh embroideries in to-day‘s
issue. They are selling it at great bar-
gains.
—Saunder' s Mange cure, at Plaisted' s
Gov. Bulkel/ey yesterday re appointed
Geo. 11. Woodroff of Litchfield, and
Wm. H. Hayward of Colchesler, as rail-
road commissioners.
A Danbury man has an Albino squirrel,
a very rare animal. III for is white, its
eyes are pink, and its tail is once and a
half as long as its body.
—Our 50c put-‘ls‘are elegant. Com-
atock Brothers. _ _
Dr. A. P. Smith of Danbury, has been
released from the New York hospital.
He says that he took the cocaine to al-
leviats pain, but did not intend suicide.
John Rosenkranz, accused of killing
Simon Dillon of Danbury, was yesterday
found guilty of manslaughter, the maxi-
mum penalty for which is ten years in
' states prison. A“
The funeral of the late Alice 1’. Mead
will be held at the residence of her sis-
ter, Mrs. Julia Scofield, on North Main
street, Sunday morning at 10 30 o’clock.
Interment will be at Long Ridge.-
—Finest shad—in town at Hunt & Za-
luff's. ' _____
T. L. Watson is to rebuild his carriagt
house and stable at Black Rock, recently
destroyed by fire. from the plans of
Henry A. Lambert. The building is to
be Iii-nod, two stories high, 40x40 feet.
Chas T. Lowndes of Five Mile River,
has purchased of E. A. Woodward the
moperty on corner of Main street and
nford Place, now occupied by Assis-
tant Postmaster R. )1. Wilcox, and will
take poseseion of it April 1st.
-Playing Cards, all prices, at Lock-
wood’s cigar store, cor. Main and Wash-
ington Sta. ____ .4
This morning Jeremiah Brown had a
narrow coupe while crossing the rail-
road track. His horse became unman-
ageable and started across the track just
in front of a D. a N. R. R train, which
was coming into the station.
The Danbury Press says of a former
South Norwalk boy: William H. Lattin
late of Brunevant & Lattin is moving
to New Haven, where he will continue
in the trucking business. lr. Lattin
will take with him the best wishes of a
host of friends.
—That our 5c collars and 9s calls are
better bargains than are found elsewhere
is clearly demonatntsd by their increas-
ed sale at Courteok Brothers.
' Ab." I'Irticilm IIiH sold illl sloop,
“.Wll’ll
I
.
i Ilirry I twill-ls has recon-red from it
broken arm. .
Star shirt waists from fill- up at
t‘omstock Brothers.
Borough boys are spinning tops, flying
latex and playing bass ball.
The I. II. I. 4’. Will Inert liiis Q‘ID‘IIIIIK
at "W home of Miss t‘larn Morris.
—-R -Iid KreigI-r's advertisement, a
i great c leaving out sale at Kreigers
Frank Broadliurst was removed to the
almsliouse yesterday afternown.
Wallace l-‘erris and Edwin William-i
have gone to Baltimore to engage in the
oyster business.
—Our Spring and Summer stvles of
clothing now ready at Cornstoolt Broil)-
ers.
Miss Iriii ler, the littll’ dresser, is now
at the Norwalk hotel, where she will re-
main for 10 days.
A new plate glass front was placml in
John Ferris‘ building on Washington
street yesterday afternoon.
-I"llle line of Acker. Merrill & Con-
dit's imported Cigars, at Lockwood's ci-
gar store, cor. Main and Washington Sta.
Thirty-live or forty street lamps, rec-
ommended by the Board of Trade, Will
be erected at once in Weszport.
The fan-light over the entrance to
(“over & Olsen's borough shoe store was
shattered this morning by the wind.
—The most complete line of 25c ticks,
and four-in-hands ever shown at Com-
stoclr Brothers.
The boat “Liberty" is loading With
ship timber for New York at Holmes a
Keeier's dock. The timbers were sawed
a-t Allen Ben’s nIIll.
E. J. Hill oill givea Bible reading at
the loung Men's Christian Association
rooms on Sunday afternoon at 4 o ’cloc k,
to which all men are cordially inVIted.
—l’Ipes of all kinds and prices, at
LOCkWUGdd cigar store, Lnuders old
stand.
Unusual interest has been caused by
the walking match to be held at the
Armory to-morrow afternoon and even-
ing. There being several favorites no
one is certain who will be the mono r.
—(‘ bildren a short pants suits with the
elastic- waist band at Comstock Brothers.
Burr Smith of this town wasa member
of the jury that found Roseukranz, of
Danbury. guilty of murder in the first
degree, in the superior court, yesterday.
The jury returned a verdict after being
out‘ 25 minutes.
——-Ladies will do well to look at the
combination suits they are selling In the
Boston Store at $4. 95, $7 .90, $119.12].-
00 and $25.00.
The funeral of the late Henry Selleck
was held at the Zion Methodist Episcopal
church on Knight street, Thursday at ter-
noon, ths pastor, Rev. Mr. Shepherd,
officiating. The Colored Oddfellows at-
tended in a body. The remains Were in-
terred In Pine Island cemetery.
—Key West and Domestic Cigars. best
assortment In town, at lockwood'e, cor.
Main and Washington Sta.
Dlsnstmm Biro—in- Dnnhury.
Scott Bros. hat factory in Danbury was
destroyed by fire this morning. John
Scott, one of the partners, says that last
night there was not a spark of fire in the
buildings with the exceptional a banked
fire under the boiler. How the fire
started is a mystery. There are about 90
hands employed in the factory,and there
was quite a stock on hand. The whole
loss will not fall far short of $10, 000 and
is only partially covered by insurance.
——"No rosin” in Bmssela soap.
1 npleaaautnsaa on the Sea.
The three masted schooner “John 1).
Williams" is discharging a cargo of coal
at Wilson's Point for John H. Ferris.
This morning one of the sailors came to
this city and told a story as to how
shimefully he was triated on thevoyage
from Norfolk, Va. He intended to have
the guilty parties arrested but finally
decided to let the matter drop.
—“No rosin" in Brussels soap
:luhn ll. _I’e,r—r;—fb:ludge.
The tepublican County Caucus yester—
day rmminated John H. Perry for Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas.
—-Ask to see the Silk and 'Wool Dress
they are selling for 490 per yard at the
Boston Store; __ -
all the Church mil- to iris; aprii 30th.
0n the morning of April 30th, 1889, at
nine o'clock, it has been arranged that
the church bells all over the United
States shall ring to celebrate the event
of 10b years ago, when the church bells
rang throughout the thirteen states to
call the people together to pray for the
success and prosperity of the country
under George Washington, that day in~
augurated president of the United States.
A call is made from the committee hav-
Ing charge of these arrangements that
in every church in thaland services be
held toimplors the consinuaace of the
favor which has been shown this nation
since item birth.
--A splendid coffee only 256. per 11: at
W. Howard Seymour‘ a, 92 Washington
A BRENT!!!) FUR LAMI'I‘L \ l' .
A Striking Example of liigratltude VA
(‘hancc for Reflection Behind the Itars.
Yesterday afternoon ollch-r Frank S.
t'onlry arrested Thomns tiarrignn. he
being charged with larceny.
”.1 Saturday of last week tlurigan
Wall to tho propellrr wharf in New
York and after liltiitlltg I... I. spit-‘4 that
babe brought to Nurwnlk, l'uirtI-k Im-
IInrl. an I-IIIployI-e on the bout, not only
consrnted, bitt gave llarrigun some mun-
I-y wrth which to purchase food. l'pon
arriving at Norwalk Lehart had occasion
to leave the boat rind during his absense
tiarrigan took an overcoat. Ii suit of
clothes, a llerby hat and a pair of shoes
belonging to Liliart. At first (latrigan
was not suspected. but the boot hand
finally thought liernust be the guilty
party and hadawarrant ia-ued yesterday
for his arrest. When lilrrigan was
found by oilicI-r Conley he bud the stolen
shoes on his feet. The other goods had
been disposed of.
The warrant was at first made out to
trend that tlarrlgan stole goods amount-
ing in value to $50, which would have
sent bin. to states prison, but as In but
did not reside in this vicmity he might
not be able to appear against tiarrigan
at the superior court, so the warrant was
changed to $15. which brought the case
within the jurisdiction of the police
court.
(larrigan pleaded guilty to-day
and was sentenced to Bridgeport jail for
it" days, and was fined $7 and costs. In
all tiarrigan will serve 65 days in jail.
llarrigun was arrested several months
ago for collecting monev under false
pretenses. J. Donovan Went security
for his appearance at the superior court,
but ixirrrgan skipped. The prisoner‘s
record. has been a very crooked one for
a b y only 19 years old
“No rosin" in Brussels soap.
I’ll “50th l. MENTION
Henry R .berts has returned to his
home in that Norwalk after a week's
stay in Jersey City.
Robert Flynn has gone \h‘l‘5I for hiv-
health.
Elm Ella lloy‘t is visiting with Miss
Amy Can-y in Brooklyn.
Alexander I). W. Raymond of Boston,
is vi-iting with relatives in town.
W. (1'. Lung-Ion was in town yesterday.
William H (‘nnfield has returned from
a visit in B n'lon.
Mrs Ilinitl B. R synoids h H r, -turnt.l
front .1 vi it in New R lCIlI‘ llc.
Anton Stommel, who was In enter the
employ of Horace Hubbell. the Uptown
lumber dctllrr, on the lhth inst, has de-
cided to remain with the S luth Norwalk
C.) (Ipcrntlt‘i- lint Company.
An improvement in the condition of
W. R. Nash is reported and Illrl ultimate
recovery is anticipated.
Miss Inez Keeler him returned from a
visit with bliss Susie Morreil in Hartford.
Frank O‘Neil, of the Boston store. Is in
New York, purchasing spring goods.
Arthur Wheater, (ins Martin, Irving
Davis, Fred Andrews and John Green-
wood will go to New York this evening
to see Den Thompson in the "Old Home-
stead."
——“No rosin" in Brussels soap.
lI-Illy frightened
Last night at about 12 oclock James
Killaran, who lives in East Norwalk, was
returning home fromaniglit with the
boys on this side. He walked along on
Riverside avenue for about fifty feet,
when a figure clad in white confronted
him and asked him what he was doing
out so late at night. James, who was
intoxrcated and thoroughly scared,
pleaded with the “ghost” to not harm
him, and that hereafter he would be
more careful about his habits, and spend
more time home with his family. The
figure disappeared after giving him a
severe warning. James says that you
wont catch him out again after Bo‘clock.
—~-‘ No rosIn"' In Brussels soap.
Trinity Church—Inner: Services.
The regular week day services until
11on week will be as follows:
Wednesday's—Moining prayer and lil-
any at 10.30 am. Evening prayer and
sermon at 7.30 p.m. The Wedncsdgy
evening sermons to be by priest-I from
other parishes.
Thursdays—Evening prayer at 4 p.m.
Fridays—Evening prayer and sermon
at I. 30 p. In. These sermons by the rector
upon our Blessed Lord's Parables relat-
ing to the Kingdom of Heaven.
l‘leiaaant Social Ev out.
The Y.K C.met last evening at the
club room on West Avenue. After play-
inga few games of cuchrs the guests
were‘served with a fine collation and it
was after midnight when the young
people departed for their homes.
—-Umcers sell Brusasels soap.
The Old Dlrector-a Bra-elected.
At the annual meeting of the Westport
and Saugatuck Horse Railroad Company,
the old board of directors was reoelected.
Ambrose S. Hurlburt was re-elected pres
Ident. Alexis Downs was unanimously
selected for superintendent of the road
to succeed his father, E. S. Dawn‘s, who
retains his position as director.
Training for the Fight.
it is reported that Michael Cahill. of
Norwalk, who is training to fight Dom-
inick Fitzpatrick, of Elisabeth, N. J,
within ten days, runs ten miles a day.
Fitzpatrick also runs and than fight: the
hobo
, balancing the books, f'll'.
ievcning..divisiou No. 7?, Brotherhood of
A If! tll' Bl‘illllffi CIII'III'II.
'IIIo I'liium us in “out lomlltlim Lug.
ltorelpla for Missionaries.
Ill-luring more close of the special
Inwttng-I at the Second Methodist Epis-
mpal church, the Norwalk correspon-
dentoftlis Bridgeport Standard, says:
"inst Sunday. seventeen more persons
prI-sI-nted Illl'fllflf'IVt'flllljlllll (le proba-
tion. no the hints of the revival. Hen-r-
ill .I nnml by letter. and twelve were Imp
tin-d: three fl.’ cilia-«III have been
formed, and others have been added to
the Tm-sday evening classes: thus the
good work is g ting on. Last Sunday be-
ing Communion day, it was celebrated
in the evening. as tin-re was no time in
the morning, through the reception of
members and the baptism; there was a
large number of Communicants. The
ilnancrs of the church are in good con-
dition. The receipts fortho Inissionary
cause exceed those of former years."
—“No main" in Brussels soap.
1'" I! SITIIOQII. BNTIZI‘TAISM EST.
The III-l Receipts .300 —Whral llarrl Walls
will do for a flood Curiae.
it is now known what the net I'ttCt‘Ile
of the recent school entertainment are.
The first entertainment netted $290.00
and the second $70.00, making a total of
$360.00. The teachers worked hard to
prepare a line [ rogrumme. but now they
feel frilly repaid for lilt‘ll’ Ialmr. Already
a lit-I. of books has bwn prepared which
will be purchased for the library. The
Orb edition of the I‘Im'ycloyzr liu Brittan-
ica has been bought and the valuable
books are :It the Illspnsill of the scholars.
Apparatus for the different grades ltave
arrived, which have been pad for out
of the entertainment fund.
-“.\'o rosin" In Brussels soup.
Weekly or Monthly l'uy merits '.'
Under the present state law railroad
i corporations must pay eIIIployI-s weekly.
TlieCoiisolidated road Iii-sins to be, ex’
empted from the pI’IIvisiom-I of the law
and asserts that it costs $25,000 more a
year to pay weekly than monthly, In ex-
tra hnlpin running the pay car, and in
(in Tuesday
Incomotive Engineer-I of New Haven,
one of the three divisions of the state,
declared against the proposed repeal of
the law. 'l‘hey'assrrt that the change
would be especially severe ou' the men
who receive small pay; the higher priced
men do not care so much, though the
sentiment of salaried ompioycs generally
Is in favor of the preai-nt systemof weekv
ly payments.
- "No rosin" in Brussels soap,
Prints for Progressive \I' Mat.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. lllerriwe ether gave
a small progressive whist party last even-
IIIg at their home on Elm street in the
borough. The first prIz-s Were won by
Mrs. t iIlI-s l lrcgory and (burger Gregory.
Refreshments wercserVI-Il andallpres-
out bad a delightful time.
—“.\'o rosin" in Brussels soap.
Talking on Prohibition.
Joseph Barbour of Hartford, addressed
the committee on constitutional amend-
ments rind a large audience in the ballot
the house yesterday afternoon In oppos
ition to the probibitory amendment, He
antagonized the argument that the comv
Iriittcc should favorably report the am-
endment, regardless of the views of the
members upon the questionfisnd allow the
people to pus upon it. According to the
constitution the legislature must not sub-
mit a proposed amendment to Iothepeo-
pie unless the members approve it. In Mr.
Barbour's opinion they should not up.
prove out, It is a proposed interference
vvitb individual rights, and attacks even
the temperate use of BICJIIOIIC beverages.
Moderate drinking is not a moral
wrong. Neither is it) a physical evil.
The prohibitionists say that as ten
glasses of wine will make a man drunk
one glass Would make him one-tenth
drunk and would be proportionately
harmful. So, over-indulgence in eating
is very harmful; must we then abstain
from food? Too much heat will in jute
the human organ ism; must we therefore
shiver? To: much light will blind the
eyes; must wethen group in the dark.
Mr. Barbour was followed by Living-
ston W. Cleveland, the young lawyer of
New Haven, whose eloquenceand fluency
rivaled that of “the young man eloquent”
of Hartford.
Turning to Attorney Barbour Mr.
Cleveland asked him if he did not repre-
sent a liquor association. Mr. Barbour
replied that he represented two brewery
associations insides the moderate drinkv
ers and himself. Mr. Cleveland asserted
that prohibition did prohibit, and
cited facts from Kansas in support of his
assertion. The question at ism-die and.
is not whether temperance is preferable
to intemperance or whether prohibition
would or would not prohibit. It is rath-
er whether the legidalure will listen to
the voice of the people and give them
the opportunity demanded by them of
settling the merits of this question them-
selves.
Threateurd With Illa-solution.
A variety of opinions are expressed in
regard to the proposed disbanding of the
New Haven companies of the Governor’s
Horse and Foot guards. Some members
who are tirrd of the service and regret
their enlistment hope that the project
will be carried out, while others say that
the adjutant general“- recommendation
will recelva very little support. It is
aaidthat lajor H. H. Strong will make“
shard fightiu thslntersataof the New
Bavsu companies.
mu rtarvuonus.
lam-rot lather as J ullana.
lira lupret lather. the world're
coward tragalumne, who appears here
in ”The llooeymooc," nest londay. at
the low prion of 50 and 75c, is spoken of
so follows in the l’ittaburg Post:
Anyone might ass at the Bijou last
night that the legitimate drama has not
It»! Its bold upon the public, and that
the try that Shakespeare ia no longer ap-
preciated isaot warranted by the fact.
People will not sit out Shakespeare badly
new. it is true; but give it to them as it
should be [KMIL’IL and they flock to it.
A splendid house greeted lies Mather
when the curtain rose last evening on
”Wm and Juliet." The audience was
«mint critical. and many canto arm-
ed with a manual.
l'mplo have got into the way of look-
ing for much from line largarrt lather
ml certainly her talents were displayed
in that W'Iight in the Juliet she prev
mind has ru‘pt. libs was call/ad before
the curtain repeatedly.
”mu Pia-wk“ but light.
The Iaogfnrig mum, ”0m Picnic/L
was [NMIHI st lush: “all last evening
to a until audience. The company can-
M of fire purple. who are good in their
specialties.
"no Quirk u use lieu."
lies Estelle Gaynor), the beautiful and
gifted wmy m. appears at the Opera
114m next Tuesday evening in “The
quick or the Mad." She travels in her
I 0.1512! TM?! 1' (DIOD'IIJAIWDIII’.. I'AIIAIIUAI'IID
tstation" of the slvnwd Ito-dia- rm the
Your It...
(Ira-id Secretary llotsford has jth pre-
pan-d the annual reports of the grand
lodge and of lbw grand encampment. I.
I). U. 1“,, to the Bovevign grand lodge of
the order. There an (it lodges will. a
membership of ”.374. a gain during the
year of 631 members. Time were i m. ‘
Initiation-r during the year, tantrums
by I aid, at reinstallmts. Iz'zwitialrnw
air, mid suspensions, 7 "truism and it!»
deaths. The number of members relies '
ed was 1.5152; widowed families relieved,
'23; members buried. 10H. For the MIMI
of members 039511 was "waded: for
widowed families, 0667.91: for education
of orphans, .20: for burying the dots-l.
Q7390; a total of Osmium”.
The receipts amounted to ”Malina.
The current expenses for the yI-amfsubv
ordinate lodges. apart from tumours rind
charities simulated to dimlifli‘fi. The
Invested funds amount to $Wi6»,7frl.-‘tl.
The annual report of the grant no
cimpment is as follows: Numbers! cw
campments,"' .2: number of when pvt
last report 2.5”; Initiatmns $.34) stimu—
sion by card i, vsinshttement 3,. viral.
3,075; withdrawals to, swaps/mums 7i.
expulsiona 2. deaths 25. number of new:
hers [kcember :11. ism. 2.9M, "0!»wa
patriarchs relieved 288, patvssvchw MM
'25; amount paid for relief of patriarch»
$3,517. for burying the dead $7117.24.
total “.114 M: annual receipts tillflrx
3'; current expenditurrs of sultan-lime
enfampmenlw $3.437. 1‘. l. invert!“ MW own privatemaosl. It is anal, wearathe
scream. rot-slam diamonds on the American
cow.
dumb. I» 1 arm fins, latest and but
in. «aw in town. at backward a. cor
”on and Warbrngtoa. tits.
Artisans Railroad Ml, ‘ (‘ww‘ju‘ yum”,
The latest railroad report, whim. diam} To.» following were some larch 5,
not receive general credence, is that fill“ 'll‘b‘r’l' It»: furnished from office of A.
Standard Oil Company have arvmgrri l Wm firlrrtarof l stenteJlndgev
fora pool of ’00,,“00000 to some a.’,m‘ an
through route from New hark to Boston I W". l on 15“.]. an mak' . be
by way of the New luriglondruml The/y Mwholle “1,9,; U. pm“; Bridszpor:
havo purchased the New York and walking/stub: II. 1" like“ '5“ ““9“
Northern road, which begins at UM slimline] tramway” A. ll‘TyrrIll Yew:
ilundredaudF'ft .I‘rmacs. mow Mil: . . . I « T ' ’
avenue. New Y'Hl'lhi'l'id raft f: f‘lfmr iimfgmf'fgfird 3:12:33.
star's a (llfitalit'u of Il"_vf or Mliwkiilfikyw; II. i1! ’Cniixie'sumford
thence to llanbury by me Xl-w 1'»ng 3M9“ “mmmfi’ C. Fox. Stanford.
road is elevm miles. From “wintry llrr immodest! ,"M‘ W ('0, 1’08“!“
Boston the distance In Iatl'm‘ihttiffl ”W I". II. I’ly'. luminary, wiretwisting m
from New York to Boston. of 311'. null)». my”. “,1 u 15%. [nimbfield hillside
I); In or Ititration miles longer in: dismoun- WW ,3“; ll. II. Golden, 5w“, Norwalk.
t an byr soon-owned mad. man» War-:6. Lute. Build. hat
-—Trvf‘laisted's 3‘. onto. “Wm M'" W J ”9“”
mp Tanvrllle, hack: 1 Swain Seymour. die
ifovonakiieg mimic Design: 11. Berry,
--.‘t large stock of hanging limp» from
$2.75 up. Stoves and tinwwre of only I
description. W. 11. Meet" k .15).,
Music Hall Block.
The “on... tap-en are m m
qulrrlainmmtd.
.. --w‘flwuo
l’ntmrmg, formerly of that: III wn. now
running the stationary engine. nail Will-
son's Point, was preached with a tea)»
pound sort Wednesday night. Ibrisiihe .
”011* It In lt' company.
troll Island for the semis all law!
A a the spring opens so favorable every,
thing looks very encouraging for this
plea-ant summer resort. ,
Tlir‘l’t’ Ii» 3 “183$ (ICMSBII Eli! (film I
fr r so early in the stratum. Somali them: 5
an» engaged for forty weeks by parties
In New York and New Jersey. and null»
era are in correspondence.
continue the demand whl he grander
than the supply, and these of the limo»
bury patrons wishing cottages the com»
ing season will have I) get: their amid“
out at an early date.
1-1 retr’l’ Brothers will buildi a litvgs lllbflw
and stables on tho island 60' melt title the
creased demands of cnrmgers, and um
scicnt roams boarding by the; diay or
....t, livery also connection. A) W
class man will have charge of this do
partmeut, and ”surfer WM 60* and!
from cottages. " There Wlw Bi? some
changes made In the bowl. There are
some fine building into yet. Noun and
specifications, and a map of the whole
Island can be seen at the cities“ Foam
Brothers. 2‘2 Delay “lechwllmuhuvy‘m
News. -
00% MD 15659.
Anewvolcuto 8 Iron» Tom
lam». irmmlargwarrmnfml
water.
mumaaauuamam sham
mark of Zelda wins, whit-isms» shipped
thuwfromfigland.
According to this when: of farms”
Pm, North Dakota has as pnpulimiou of
2%,!!!)de maritimealiav of
mono».
Themmmbaaonmicnirhepmm
powered Eran D. EN.W’I Ia!>
tile brain. as tbeagu of 77mm
thather forty-{Mamet is nearly until!
forpnblicotiou.
Some of the brick WWII”
larrdfllloyegiraagoarnso monitor! W
thattbo walk hive hbshmdow'nwlilh
gunpowderwhuatho‘ahi mlfam
mm W“:
luthstrialnfntradsmarltsuitiwm
England, a phonograph was instrument! to
mlmsalcwamlotherm mil»
strum: worked My,“ liar W
ddingiudg' awummlpm
Wetal‘ko! W, but we even Ills
notknowyetwha flinch. 2mm
hmpo-ibilitiaath‘dwarfmfiaafl
we are footing waste- with the W
choice. Mormon-van“.
Emperor
thousand his marry to“! W
Englishboobaudwidsas'im ls
hm ab maMbflmmm
chhhaeo—duadnrohighfrwhb‘ybaa
bmuty
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Mahdi-hm (measure-m
neatly occurred aim-d, is what the
hwflb Grendel, anew-sitar
with
=vvfldhym¢w
happtt at engineer in the employ of the ,anImumquo-n
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snow «to "
i
Wdhumyhrmmi
The llmbury News tells us that 11. ‘Msiauni. brush and mirror back.
"a:
Mer- Place at Bolo-
lllll To I.“
m «NWT. and automated] rt uawd:
oflul‘fl some do! may», 5am and core. a
.wd ml fruit I
lit Clio plant‘s. Bison sternum Esau timed
TAYLOR B “03.0”.
”our. ti: Bord more said W09 m. ,
“'L'llllfl1$ manaimaeefohe
HM» sz ...lllil3 on Will. Ct.
for “It
«minimum Ila: madam acutpieosa.
. amt-M: in: Mass to, “AIM-lint nine and
solo Iinrintl. Apply “at W i! 01.”?
So tlt'd axiuii Ptt‘k, loam-slit
”To m
’11 $2. Xfiwwammt. first allow or the rooms.
I at: other wirzllmm rm. A good Importan-
to (or. Mainly no comm WW.”
pm: «mmmptynwwm. ”M. In caveat.”
Sun :19 low first. Nanak.
SPECIAL“
To the [ladies of Sol-walk.
‘Illklll uvmwmmw in Ital: work.
wtlmwoeouvmwui Withdraw. will be
010ml
turn sting.
vsahsawtoustarahaa.
arid: erfc found anythl
"twat“ OI m1“. mfibrr
SIN‘I'Illl. has a circulation largw by
than all the slim [ID-'NQIIIIO
adverureiiisnt wa otter you the heat inducements.
wants
.1 ‘WI'II
’0‘!
annual
Iowa mmh'laed and my
I! you consider circulation any advaa loan
PRICE TWC CENTS.
Hone
MR. 3'. B.
For Sale.
I ANDSIIMEIII'k Bed Inuit; 0: prim $1600.
muffin“: of HARRY RIDER. ~tat on Am.
East Norwallt.
Building lots For Sale. '
W0 choice buiitling lot-I, {.0 and I.) It at front. on
West avenue. App‘yto W i‘.!~\.\lll.‘i. or
1l.llU'i‘.T ...- - _rl'.'tf
large Home and [All For Sale.
81f fonnc r residence of (l. B. "nag. filth house
abori- Fort Point Road. on Osborn avenue.
liar a furnace; water on rim and second floor: also
IvI-zl of gmi water: fruit on the premises. Enquire
«If G. B HUAC. t‘rofut a Knapp's Factory. No. 2
fb
Notice of hit-cling.
Ill! mmmlttre of Irish societies are nqnesred to
moet a'. lip rooms of the Knights of Colum-
bus. on Sun-lay at I p: u .totake action with ngsrd
in tin ic-(‘tun onilw 11th "I \Itl’Cll in lid Of 1110
Pam ‘1 Dchncc in d. l‘er or..‘- r SECRETARY.
In it
lluvllund’s Fruit Store.
P‘INE Florida Orange.- Fine Layer Figs,1'ersinn
Dates All knda of new Nuts, Halaga
.lkmons. Confectionery, etc.
C. A. DAY ILAND's. 25‘3”) St. \‘orwalk.
Removal.
118 New York Tea Co. has rented the building
Mortar-ted by J T. I'lOWlll. 4. Main sure:
where the y I‘lll open about the first of April with
an drama: tine Stock of __gror.cr_i ts.— d293m
0) store.
11th tier-1 ring oysters owned fresh daily can
prmurcthcm of B. -'1.(.L'T blL
9t! l-oot of Raymond St.
Portraits
[$131,me and crayon. Black and White
Paulina. Art work of all descriptions.
DG. COOKS, Stamford.
1110! AS HALLORAN. Norwal
Tall'LOll & GOLDEN,E
Real Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass, and Steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the Sale of
Bebenturc and Farm Mortgage
6 It 7 per cent. Bonds.
Incan- Negotiated.
OFFICE: 45 k1? Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
Here They Are!
Coach, Bond
Draught
and Gencral l‘nrposoH 0 RSES
Also Trotting and Saddle
At Brooksidc St 00k Fin-In.
Look at Them.
Tl] Bill.
110131201 13 room.- l'or one or two families;
water and gas In the house; plenty of fruit;
new I‘ so vita normals late: tor the non ten dare. has.
wauwmeuuinpmmmmow kind:
at: mm ammbwanade m and from cornb-
Im mun! Mambo mum so In;- W
mitigate «mime. mummy“ ennui; dine at
its amour than! I no r p. on ans 1!
W
month microwaves-s: Museums
1mm... ‘ ......“SII
about) limit-attache hm
III-:wtltizmim mammalian It rum: {Laura-1:1
Iii-v Minnie toe: ain- flair.
in W“ Willa:
I
Ili’é ill»
leWm Mogul”
'fimwi... ”mil?“ mes.
“Iowa Wanted.
‘omm fmwsm (vanished. warm
away. «It in some mail, m k-
.mnmmmmmd a’horge.
Mt admins WWW? Ronni».
Inf-rm fioudi Sara
M WM 1’. lens.
anatommom-ummm
1' mm: iluoulrt :aiearaiew shoe Marry.
“unlit! mnw‘uli sums rant. [141.3
mar W
Wanted.
NW A W.
all... a ma Fifi"?
«in line Ills Riva Ct.
(Ffmflwmimmmmdwm.
mamal'sootkrn
AWE, MW“ IN "5 I. annoys
water
lemurs a! walk" ”MAI!!!
(roar For Cale.
our» fmutu M. girth: new “with a day.
PM Mary. SH“
N'Wflifi“
(3:me
kc.
iii if Enquire of CHAS. T. LEONARD.
PROPERTYof Bridgeport Savings Bank. --De~
s'rable Houreandiogalby 125, on Osborne
Am. Bard. Norwalk, Conn.
pl 0
p.ra’coi; 3r. LAYTON,
mi in South Norwalk, Ct.
, II AIJE,S IJIST
_'_.0p___
COUGH REMEDIES.
Plait-ted s Cough Remedy ,
Hair's Syrup of Tar, &c. .,
Peckham’ s Cough Balsam,
North Carolina Tar Syrup,
Miller's Expectorant.
Burnham’s Cough Syrup,
Flagg‘s Cough Syrup,
(Joe's Cough Balsam,
Nesbit’s Cough Symp,
BIkI-r's Expectorant
Shiloh‘s Consumption Cure,
Townsend’s Cough Mixture,
Boschee‘s German Syrup,
Chatfield’s Cough Syrup,
Dane’s Balsam Drops,
Arnold‘s Cough Killer,
Piso's Cure for Consumption,
lira. Dinsmorc’s Cough Balsam,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cuerry,
Jadwin'a Tar Syrup,
Ayer’s Cherry Pectriral,
Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar,
Jayne s Expectoranl, I onlaine‘ r Cure,
K W reu Cough Balsam. Bronchine,
llall' s Balsam, King a Nelescovery,
\ anBI-il a Rock- and Rye.
All the above in stock and many more.
n. R. IIALE,
m": Corner Drug Store. - Norwulk.
h
/ :5 :7 ’
(_ f7 Z’fi7gfl
11:.” ~ I‘: . e and Soho l of Stennmpl-y has
,, ,. ..I . . . \ um; I-Ienandmuguonrsu In good
..., , ma IIIHSI‘ the past yea than an!
.. .I ItiuilI-cmtnti-y. And I. laairapl
3 It I- mtraruodlhsmforthmtr work. lead
I' ,
ad) I
I» ..u
I... ... mu mint (In-I 'arflf this I!" dal school.
Kalw t. ”:01.-
..311T..thlSL,N.Y
I51-
FII Salt [ill Hill ‘I'IIIII.s
H... ..- .... .-
NI USIC IIALIJ.
Monday, Mar. I l.
Appwtl’lllt'c- of Ilic
Talented American l'raniiiiii,
MARGARET
MATHER
l' n renting in a Perfect leaner
ymoon.
MISS MATURE 18 Si l’l’ORTED BY
STUDLEY
AND AN EXCELLENT COIPANY.
gnfrrfainmarfx.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,
ortmannasox, - - .. luaxers.
ONE Niun'l' ONLY.
Tuesday, March 12,
A SOCIETY EVENT!
Special engagementof the beautiful and talented
young scum, KISS
ESTELLE CLAYTON
Direct from the Fifth Avenue Theatre, New Yuk.
with her own mmpan ,uuder the Inn
of (' w DURAN. in adrainati caof
Amelie Rivas' cc ‘cbrated novel.
“III Unit I III Bait"
it than will be pressings: on a scale of unusual
mag cease.
ESTELLE CLAYTON
BA BBABA POMI‘BE'I‘.
Seats now on sale.
Oranges are Cheap,
_Af——
'lllBBLE ll ililllSTilllK'Si
‘iue Floridan, 24¢ a D02.
Lemons are Cheap,
—‘1-_._.
DIBBLE a; COMSTOOK’S
[be a Dozen.
DRIED FRUITS ARE CHEAP,
-—-AT—
Dibble 8:] Comstock’s
Evaporated IIlpples 101:
Pine (‘allfor a Evaporated Peaches,
16c, Elsewhere 20c.
California Prunes, “Just Lovely,” 151:
Extra Prunells, 16c lb
Pine Dales, 10s “I
Above all we wish to call your-atten-
tion to some of the nicest California
Evaporated Apricots anyone ever saw.
They are extra fancy and we have put
the price low; do not miss this mil,
"2c a pound.
blood Eggs are cheap; 20c a doses.
51-- dozen, $1.00.
Good Lard is cheap; lie in 1b., 10 lbs.
281.00
“It“ Flour is cheap; 31.00 fora 24}
a fig.
Nice Bright Mackerel, 151: lb.
Smoked Herring its such.
CALI.- IN.
little & IIIIIIII.
Lent Has Come
Andwearepreparediofaruiahallkindaof
Fresh and Salt Fish;
Wholesale and Retail. Bave made in.
ments for an extra quantity every day Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
That have not been floated.
Pure Tomatoe Catalan,
Spinach,
Le tt u c e , Radishew,
Pickled Oysters.
.IILIRKET LINE '2.“
you want in
PRES]! EVERY DAY
..."—
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
ItaS'VI a cnonwsLL, Q ’
llllilllS Alli] PLASTEREBS.
BoilersQol all Kinda
‘ Set and Repaired.
Tire Brick Work,
and Jobbing oral] Kinda
a Specialty.
0FPICB an s. annnltcn-a,
I" Washington It. Bridle,
no. Nor-walls, Coll.
Also. 1’.O. Box 140, Heliport. Ct.
mttm
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