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Cape Hatteras; its centre “'lll probably
advance nortli~nnrt|9-9 a-twar-lly to-dny.
causing dangerous 99a-t99rly and north-
easterly gales 9-11' the coasts from Hatter-
as to Cape (.3991. The large Western
storm, now central in Kansas. will prob-
ably move nortlienstwardly to-ilay, cans»
in: a “warm wave." wnicli will extend
over the Central States to day and the
Atlantic States to mnrrow. Temperature
fell slightly in the United States yeah-f-
day, except in the interior. The chief
minimum was 2 degrees below zero, at
Fort Buford, D. T.: the chief maximum
68, at Shreveport. 19: this district to-day
cloudy weather will probably prevail,
with slight thermal changes, rain, which
may become heavy, and brisk to high
winds, mostly northeasterly to 9n-‘t99rly.
increasing to giles 911' the adj iceut
coasts, follovved by higher temperature.
On Saturday, in this section and in New
England, warmer, cloudy to partly
cloudy weather will prob‘ibiy prevail,
with brisk to high \ariable win ls, 'ii.99st~
ly easterly, shifting to south rly, with
rain, followed by Colder, clearing Clilltllv
tions in the western parts of this section:
and on Sunday partly cloudy weather,
with slight thermal changes, preceded
by rain on upper New England coasts,
followed by colder weather.
Mlulnt are Almanac for Tia-Morrow.
High tide Low tide Sun rises ill}. Sun arts
10.13 3. 4'3 0.
THE LOCAL NE “S.
Surely, this' is spring.
Gypsy women are in town telling for-
tunes.
People are beginning to clean up their
gardens.
—Fn‘sll Pork and Sausage, 10 cts. per
11).. at I“. Hayes' market.
The Benjamin lsaacs Benevoleng/Asso-
ciation has declared a dividend. 1‘
Mrs. W. Fawcett announces an op-
ening of spring millinery.
——Box Stitionery. at l’laisted e.
Bissell a Dickerrnan, the borough
marketmen, moved into their new store
today. _
The steamer lris has arrived witha
cargo of fire brick and fire mortar for
Raymond B103
-— All rtserved seats, \\ IdUW ll dott,
35 cents. ‘ -_. _
F. H. Nash 6: Brothers h we an adver-
linement in this issue off9ring ranges
from $3 50 up. __
—Latest style but 19 roman block, at
Cometock Bros' . I"
The members of Douglas Fowler Post,
are distussing the project of holding a
fair at an early date.
-——Four pair g’erit’sl, hose, good qual-
ity, for 25c., at Comstock Bros’.
The basket and ladder wagon is in
town to day, a sure sign that we are
going to have a storm.
Homer B. Hoyt repaired a watch yes
terday which formerly belonged to Gen.
Santa Anna of Mexico.
—A splendid coffee only 25c. p r that
W. Howard Seymour' 5, 02 W n~i. ington
street.
The Norwalk Teacher's Association is
holding a session at the Franklin street
school house this afternoon.
The grand lodge of Connecticut, 1. (l.
0. F., will meet in Hartford May 15
Preparations are now being made by the
Hartford lodges to entertain the ex pect-
ed visitors.
—You can always find the latest styles
for neck dressing at Comatock Bros‘.
The last car load of horses for Brook-
nlde stock farm Includes several pair of
the very finest coach horses. Horses for
other purposes are the very best that can
be secured.
The stockholders of the Fulffl‘dd Coun-
ty Agricultural Society will hold a meet-
ing at the Mahlckemo hotel to-morrow
afternoon at 2 o‘clock. Matters of inter-
est will heal-cussed.
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—A new line drawing wrapper. just
open at the Boston store.
Drop in and
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Bowing fictititwl.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, FltlllAY, lllAllCll 1.9, 1889.
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birds and riilibiiis.
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.\ g‘iiig of fllt'fl has 199999: at work to-
day 9‘19‘uniiigtln‘ principal 991999919 of the
borough.
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til I". ll'ty9s'.
liealih tin-its lo-
the m-Iectmi-n’sr
The 1 turn lf'lflltl 99f
morrow ttllt‘rllltilll at
aufliw‘.
The lithographs used by the limma
Jur‘li Concert Co. are the llllt'rl ever seen ‘
in this city. ‘
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goat clearing out 99.91.- nt Kreigcrs
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trseinent in 199 day»: 159-9999 is interesting
reading, look it over.
Jesse M. 1".9rris is to erect a dwelling
hills-9 on liayview avenue inn short
time. The plans arr-already out.
——.\f199r this wi-ek t‘omstock llros'.
store will be open every night until 8
o'clock.
J. ll. Klinefi-lter 99.919199 51 fi: 9- display
of North River shad In front 99f his mar
k9-t la~t night, and sold them very rapid-
ly. »
A special meeting of the Sum Nor—
Waik Fire Police will be held on Monday
evening. The advisibility of holding an
entertainment Will be considered.
—-l‘l‘.'.-ry 0999.- wants to see Widow Bed-
oil.
The foundation for the new barn to be
erected on the town farm is about com-
pleted. The selectmen Wlll soon adver-
the for bids for doing the carpenter
\vurk.
—Men’s all wool suits for $13.75 at
l‘oiiistock Bres'.
There will be a pound party entertain-
ment at the Temperance Reform Asst)
Ciatian rooms, D9bbles block. to-morrow
night. All are invited to come and
bring their pounds with them.
-—Latest style E& W collar,‘ Nauti-
c 9k99 ' at t.‘ mistook Bros’.
Tue coroner has given his verdict on
the Park ,t'entrail llotel disaster, and
holds the engineers Tliuer and Risley re-
sponsible, and accuses them of willful
negligence. Tliuer and ltisley are under 9
bonds on a charge of manslaughter.
—Lard in .5 and 10.711). pails, 59) cu; and
$100,111 1'. ll‘lyt‘s.
$2gn: fimnt item from the Hartford
Courant: "An 9xperienced number of
the third house was heard to remark
yesterday, that any member of this Leg-
islature who had a mortgage on his
farm at the close of this session was a
d— fool." -A_‘ _
—-—Widow Brdott arrives, by stage Mon-
day. ‘ p ‘
Tli’e Consolidated road has just receiv-
ed 20 of the 10.) handsome freight cars
ordered by the road. The 100 cars will
cost $60,000 and Will be run on the fast
freight between New York and Boston.
They are painted a dark olive and are
lettered in white.
-.I gorb‘ul inch range for $12.11ead-
quarters for Tinware. Stoves and Ranges.
llangiiiglamps $3 9-3 and up, W. 11.
Meeker 959'. Cu.
Manager Hamilton received a letter
ihis morning from the manager of the
Metropolitan base ball club, New York,
asking for a date with the Norwalks the
coming season. The reputation of our
ball team is well known among the best
clubs of the country.
-——Fresh Pork and Sausage, 10 cts.
1b., at F. Hayes' market.
This morning Dr. W. C. Burke, Jr, did
some interesting work for the High
School by dissecting a heart and lungs.
1'.om time to time objects lessons of this
kind,will be arranged for in the upper
grades. It is pleasant to see such inter-
est on the part of professianal men tend-
ing to the hem fit of our schools.
per
—-In or-i-‘r to meet the. demands of
spring true, the Boston store will be
open every evening of the week, begin-
ning next Monday.
The firm of Green Bros., bat manu-
facturers, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be continued
by “Frank Green. His brother, Fred, has
accepted the position of superintendent
at Beltaire Bro's. shop, left vacant by
the withdrawal from the firm of Mark
Beltaire.—-Danbury Press.
—We advertise a great deal about our
white shirts, for they are the best there
are in town for the money from our 250.
grade up. Comstock Bros'.
The annual donation for the bent-fit of
the Rev. 8. P. Shepard, pastor of the
B ‘thel A. M. E. Church, held last inight
at the Athenmum, was a successful If-
fair. T199 committee guaranteed every
one who attended an enjoyable time and
wegtbiuk they had it. . A first-class
supper was served by tho- obliglng ladies
of the church. The proceeds wlll go far
toward paying the pastor‘- salary.
9‘ RUNAWAY '
I! .‘l. l-“‘IIuIi a Team Milken Things Lively
on Main Street.
This morning one of I). M. 1"m9‘h's
teams was standing near the llanbury 9%
Norwalk ll. It. firight depot. The truck
was filled with birrela, The horses be-
came frightened and in their flight tiar-
rowly escaped c 9!":ling “'1”! the 119;:-
mn ’s house at the l'rh‘hltig. Win-n lb.-
riinaway team reached 11. fl. Hood‘s jew-
99lry store the horses ware stopped by
another of Mr. Fincli's teams that was
standing across the street. The barrels
were strewn along the streets and one
of tliiI wheels was broken from the truck.
I" rtunately no harm befrll anyune.
‘ A i.i\r:i.vslcnstim.
l.:i~t Night's Meeting of the Burgess”—
lflils for Lighting the Borough.
A special session of the Court of Bar.
‘gcsses was held last evening. The meet-
ing Wit-9 callcd for the purpose of receiv-
ing bids for lighting the borough streets:
to 9‘99mpl9199 the revision of the b: irriugh
by- 41“?" and act upon several minormat-
fers. The entire evening, liowevm‘, was
9194111999119) the light question. Repres-
onudires of the Norwalk (LL99 Light coin-
pany, the Norwalk and South Norwalk
Electric Light company and the New
York and New Jersey Globe Gas Light
company were present with their little
bids and contributrd their share toward
making the meeting lively. The bids
submitted were as follows:
Norwalk (his Light company—From
1'9) to 73 lights, 1,2910 candle power, 312
nights, from du~lt to 1.00 o'clock, iiitiSper
light: all night, $71); from 7-3 to 99 lights,
same power, $62.50; all night, $07.50.
l‘ligbt hundred candle power lights. less
than 19.999 lights, $55: all night, $00: 100
or more, $.30; all night, $793. Two thous-
and candle power lights, for less than 779
lights. $731311 night. $78; for 75 or more,
$79); all night, $75.
Norwalk and South Norwalk Electric
Light company: Sixty-five lights, same
as now in use, 3'30 nights, from dusk to
1:00 o'clock. $579 per light.
The bid of the New York and New Jer~
sey Globe Gas Light company was the
same as already reported. Therepres-
entative of the company was granted the
prim-9:99 99f crr‘ctmc rxhibitimi llRlll'I.
The (i is company 9-flered in case It is
999299919991 the c9-nir99c9 to light the bor-
ough free of charge. until tli 9y can put
in an electric a) stem.
in Brussels soap.
I'LRSUN Al. MENTION
9—-“.\'9i rosin"
Theodore S: J rules has returned from
a visit in New llrven.
Mr. and )lr-t. ll‘Ivid Decker are the
parents 99f :9 new baby boy which arrive
ed yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Capt. Augustus St. John
have returned from a visit with Capt. C
U. St. John at Chester, Penn.
Miss Nellie \'anScoy of Danbury is
visiting in this city.
Miss Julia Davis of Cambridge, Mass”
is visiting With Mr. and Mrs. George
U'L‘mz i.
Robert and Edward Perry of Brooklyn
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Cook of E ist Norwalk.
Next week Charles Lsrkins will start
for Quincy, 111., where he will play ball
this summer.
Frank lloyt has returned from a visit
in the South.
William A. Graham and sister Susie
F. of Meridian, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. James Darby.
Anthony Zilclemott of Pound Ridge,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mchrmot't
of this city. 3
——Fri-sli I’ ork and $9 iusiige, 10 cts. per
lii. ,at 'l‘. Ilayes' markrt.
IHBIED “’l'l'll )lilSUNlC HONORS.
The Funeral of Willi-in It. Nash Largely
Attended Yesterday. Afternoon.
The funeral of the late William R.
Nash,'president of the Union Manufac~
turing Company, which occurred yes-
terday afternoon in the borough, was
largely attended. After a short service
at the family residence, the remains, eu-
closed in a cloth-covered casket,
with Knights Templar textile hau-
dles, were borne to the Congregation-
al Church, the members of St. John
Lodgc, A. l". and A. M., preceding the
hearse, and Clinton Commandery, K. T.,
acting as a guard of honor. The ser-
vices at the church opened with
singing “Nearer My God to Thee," by n
quartctte composed of Misses Minnie
Fritz and Nettie Ball and Messrs. A. H.
Wilcox and Fred Force. Rev. C. M.
Selleck read a scripture lesson, following
which thé‘quartette sang. “Tell Me the
Old, Old Story." Rev. Enward Ander~
son delivered the funeral discourse and
offered prayer, the quartette singing the
responsive hymn, “1 Heard a Voice from
Heaven." By request of the family,
Miss Fritz sang "Meet Me There.”
Several beautiful floral tributes rested
beside the casket, the principal ones be-
ing a pillow from the family. bearing
the words “Rest, Dear Father;" a pillow
from the employees of the Union Mills,
inscribed “Our President and Friend:"
a large cross. the “Gates Ajar," bun-
ches of calla lilies and wreaths. The
directors of the Union Manufacturing
Company attended the funeral in a body
and many employees of the company
were also present.
The pall bearers were, Ira Cole. A. A.
Uhimery, C. H. Valden, Edgar Wilcox
son, D. O. Nash and Thomas Cousins.
At the grave the quartette sang "Safe in
the Arms of Jesus,” and the mains
mini-led with Michael‘s.
I’ION HEM N EW IJI’I’ICI‘lllfl.
.\ I'eiu-I Follow: the l‘uiiipany's Annual
l‘iloctlou.
The annual election of elllcers of I’m-
necr Hook and Ladder company, held
last night, resulted as follows: Fore-
man, I“. 19. Merritt: first assistant foro~
man, (3. ll. Ilrownwecond assistant forc-
man,W. J. Merritt; president, J. l". Sher-
wood; secretary. A. J.Wbeater; ilnaiiclal
secretary, C. T. Peach: treasurer, John
Bray. A committee of six was appoint-
ed to consider the advisability of secur-
ing Nndyy for a benefit entertainment
for the company on the night of April
1'3. After the election of oflicera the
boys eat down to a fine supper, scrvcd
in their track room. The fragrant lla-
vanus which they smoked at 1199- close of
the feast were paid for by the newly
elecwd foreman. (Thief Engineer Prow-
itt, First Assistant Engineer Smith and
Second Assistant Engineer Murray were
guests of the company.
—“1\ornsin in Brussels soup.
Volunteer in}... (:0. Entertainment.
Another large audience was present at
the fair and entertainment of Volunteer
1199999900., No 2, last evening. Ed. llar—
rigan's laugliible farce, "The Elitor's
Troubles," was presented and the specta-
tors were iiiuch amused by it. The cast
of characters was as follows: “Lemurl
Foozle." an Editor, llsrry llider: "l’iit-
rick O'f‘onnor Diinlnhey.", John 11.
Finch: "Wm, Shadou," E. E. (iorliam:
"Stephen Palmer." 1). K. Birdsall: “Jim
Bloodso," A. Aistliorpe: "Clifford l’ouclr
penny," 4. l‘ieet‘e. At the conclusion of
the farce lloriice Miller gave some selec-
tions on the banjo.
Articlcsof chain-99 “'9'I'L‘ drawn as fol-
lows: Sawing machine, John Weiscit;
smokers set, S. l'reeci; corsets, J. L.
lfoyt.
1‘2. 1‘1. Gorham nurtzoaed off the goods
that remained and they brought very
good prices. Mr. (iorhani was a big suc-
eess as an aiictionu‘r.
The. fair Wlll net the bus..- company a
large sum,
—‘ .\"oroain" in ltrussi ls soap.
Ill. 0“ u Doctor.
Hiriy Tuesday morning John Riley,
who lives between this city and Fm.
Mile River, went out In the woods back
of his house, to cut some cord wood. He
had worked about half an hour, when
by an unlucky stroke of the axe he sev-
ered two toes from his left foot and cut
two others so badly that they hung by
the flesh. He did not want to go into
the house and awaken his wife, for fear
she would faint at the sight of his foot,
Instead, he took off his shoe and stock-
ing, and, taking his pocket knife cut the
two hanging toes off.’ He then tore up
both stockings and bandaged his foot
and worked until noon, when he went
h we and informed his wife of his mis-
hap. Us has been confined to the house
until yesterday, when he went to New
York to have something done for his
foot. He may die from the effects of the
exp.9sure Tuesday morning.
—(Iroc99 rs sell Brussels soap.
3191.99, Cake Illll Cronin.
The X oung People s Society of Christ—
ian Endeavor of the borough Congrega-
tional Church will give an entertainment
in the chapel this evening, beginning at
8:00 o'c.ock. The programme will con-
sist of select readings, vocal music and
amu—ing pantomime. After the exer-
cises cake. and. ice cream will be served.
5
——"No rosin' ’iri Brushiets soap.
A Bulky "one.
Yesterday afternoon a horse from
Gregory's livery stable balked as it was
going across the Washington street cros-
sing. A train was taking water at the
time, but the horse was very stubborn
and had to be pushed one side by several
men. After the train went by the horse
started as if nothing had happened.
—“Nn rosin” in Brussels soap.
Votes from the \'. M. C. A. ltooma.
Meriden will enter a team in the gym-
nasium contest.
A Y. M. C. A. day for the young men
of Portland will be held Saturday even.
ing and Sunday, March 23 and 24. Gen-
eral Secretary Wilcox will attend.
The service for Sunday afternoon is
styled "A Confidential Chat with our
Youngest Member." Rev. S. B. S.
Bissell enj9'.ys this title, and his heart is
reallv as young as ever, and is full of
interest and love for the young men
of Norwalk. An interesting time is ex-
pccted.
—Don’t forget the great remnant sale
of ribbons now in progress at the Boston
store. Prices from 39: to 21¢, worth
double the amount. Come quick while
they lain—t.
-—Wid_ow Bedotts 9.9999999.» Monday.
Funds for the Parnnll Commission.
A meeting to be addressed by promi-
nent speakers will be held in the Open
House, Norwallr Monday evening, March
18th, to raise funds for the Parnell corn-
misslon.
-Sale of seats for Widow Bedott'
opens tomorrow morning at Boyts. All
reserved are 35 cts,
Fourth Regiment Boys at New York.
Members of Companies Fund D are
looking forward wlth much pleasure to
their trip to New York. It is not certain
how the regiment will be conveyed to
the city but probably it will be by boat.
—Tbc largest line of Kilt cults ever
sbownlutbotown “WW.
FlNDTLIfl Il‘l’ VLAHII Ell.
Emilia Jucb.
'l‘lin distinguished young primu doniiti.
Miss Emma Jvicli, who wdl appear here
Thursday, 2199!, with a first-class concert
company, should be welcomed by a
crowded house. In speaking of the sec-
ond piirtnf the prey-"u: the, Philadel-
phia ltv-m says: "In 9099 east Mitts Eur
ma Jueh appeared as Marguerite. and
made a "lost emphatic mucosa. In ap-
[samurai show was an ileal Marguerite,
nil-1991999 cairiid through the part with
lll'."llf).{t‘llCll anvl earnestness, arousing
the H‘IIIQ'IICP togrr-nt enthusiasm, not-
99ny at the 99nd 99f the garden scene,
where there “'I :99 four recalls, and boil-
qllets Were thrown from the lmtea."
"’l‘lint Boy Next Door,"
The Brooklyn Eagle has to any of the
company and play that Will boaeen at
the Opera House next Tuesday evening:
“ ‘l‘hat Boy Next Door‘ Company gave
their second performance at llolines'
Opera House last night, before an nud-
ienco that took hearty delight in'wit-
naming this decidedly unique comedy
drama. The various characters are pboo
tographed from life and the innocent
humor that. :reeps out everywhere
thrown into bolder relief the frequent
flashes of pathos. ' The, prices are ‘3'}, {1'9
and .50 cents.
"$hr."
The sprctacular comedy "She " which
has crowded houses allover the country.
Will be hen- Saturday evening at. Ilumc
"'9”. The Kansas f'ity Exchange says:
"All the scenery in the opera house was
removed and the stage 11119991 with mag-
nificent ~9‘tti'igs coming with this mam-
moth production, The costumes. fittings
and mechanical Ill-«‘1: have been secured
at an enormous expense especially for
this company."
"Wlilow llctlofl."
We cliptha following from the Nor-
wich Bulletin, which speaks loud in
prama of Widow Bedott and of the ex-
0119 iit cast which will produce it have
on Monday and Tuesday evenings at
.1199...‘ 11 911. Sale of seats Opt‘n‘i to-mor—
r99w morning at lloyt's. Ample arrange-
ments have been made for horse cars to
Niirivalk at (‘lUVL‘ 9‘! t’.’ilt'l' 9:9.i:9»‘:‘-'.-. 'l'liv‘
llrll.~tiii says: "l'ne f9". '9: It.- 9-9 (:99.
comedy sniitlrd The Widow ll I‘llotf.
unsprewntrd last night in Breed llall
to 9.9999 of the biggest first night audience
ever called together in this city. Every
r9 served seat was sold before 7:31) o'ciock
9n the evening, and the box otlico bad
999 be closed at 7:15. as no more standing
99999999 was to [’1' had. Detailed criticism
is unnecessary. llarry L‘t Man's ‘\\'id-
9.99; limlott' c iptivated the nu lience, and
Mr. Byrnes‘ ‘l‘llder Shadrach Snifll~s'
was all the character called for. The
I'OlleJfly was strong and gave the play a
li\'- I, and laughter-provoking presenta-
Iio-i. The audience was constantly con-
vuiml. and the curtain fell at the close
of the third act upon one of the best
pleas-991 nadir-new Norwrch has seen for
many a day."
‘ 9 ApolloGleeuml Banjo) Club
The \ :919 Apollo and Bari) Cl iii) of
New il:..'--..n Will give one of their rev
lininl criir‘rmmnienln in Music llall, l'ri9
91:9} 9 yer-999g. 23!]9‘. This will be a rare
that fut >1.th Norwalk people, and they
should have a crowded house. The dia-
..:ratn isepen at H-ryt's and Gregory's
stop 99, an I the sale of tickets has been a
vory lar '99 one.
~—“.\'99 main" in Brussels soap.
“A ILIKUAII CROSS! NLS.
IchrcsPnf-llvn l'r-rrls and Perry Bob.“
the Committee.
It the hearing before the Railroad
Committee yesterdav on the grade cros-
sing bill. representatives Ferris and Perry
appe and and submitted the following
points, which they sustained in able ar-
gu'rnents:
To permit grade crossings to be chang-
ed by order of the railroad commissioners
on application of the railroad company
or community, or on primary motion of
the railroad commissioners, but limit the
number which can bechangs-il in any
one year on single track roads which
pay no dividend unless the change ask-
ed for is acquiesced in by the railroad
company.
That all expense f9 r change of grade
crossings now existing be paid for by
the railroad companies.
In case of crossings hereafter made all
expense Within the layout be paid by
the railroad company, and outside of the
layout by the community. V
In all cases the railroad company to
maintain structures within the layout
hind town to maintain earth surface of
highway throughout and all structures
outside of the railroad layout.
Damage to abutting ownersto be as-
certained by the railroad commissioners
and paid by those who pay the rest of
the bill and in the same proportion.
Appeals may be taken to the Superior]
Court from all orders of the railroad
commissioners. ‘
The railroad commissioners not to
grant a bearing upon a petition for a
change of grade crossings unless in their
opinion there is sufficient merit in it to
warrant it and to justify the ext-ease.
—"No rosin" in Bro-ale soup.
Knights to Vlslt Norwalk.
Grand Commander C. B. Ware of the
Knights Templar, will make an official
visit to Clinton Commandery of Nov-
walk. Friday evening. Crawls Coin-
mander, of Danbnry, and a large deloo
WINNII'AI K Niall—fl.
What in 9.991999: 0n Among the People of
That l'lui-u.
'l‘be Isl-ins of ’l‘euipi-riinco division hero
is in ii prosperous condition. It now has
it iiicmbcraliip of about thirty. 'l‘hellst is
growing, however, as new iiieinbera are
initiated at nearly every meeting. The
divtsion meets cvrry Wednesday evening
in rooiiisover Miss Aikeu‘s store. The
present oilicers are: W. l'., George
Thompson; W. .-\., Mrs. 5.1‘2. Marsh; It.
8., Joseph Taylor. A. W. 5., John l3.
Wood; 1“. 5., Miss fiussie Taylor; Treas..
Miss Lena (flairltson; (torn. John Marco;
A. 9)., James Wood; 1. 5., Fred Pierce;
9). 8., Frank W. Urowiher. Next Tues-
day evening the members of the division,
together “'Illl members from the Nor-
walk and Silver Mine divisions, will go
to Wilton in carryulls to assist in cele-
brating the anniversary of the lodge of
that place.
plied.
John 1‘). Wood recently appointed
assistant superintendent of this district
for the People‘s Industrial Life Insurance
company, III, we understand, writing a
large an iibcr of policies. lle is a stir-
ring young man and deserves tliosuccet-s
which is attending his efforts.
Maurice Mcfiratb has three or four
men making improvements around his
premises.
—“.\'o rosin" in Blues 9199 soap.
llamas Wanted for Chlldren.
The Sisters of Charity of the Home
for Deatitme Catholics, Boston, ask us to
inform our readers that there are 2001:!-
tle boys and girls in that institution, of
from 3 to 1'3 years of age. for whom they
desire to find homes in L‘itlialic families
in the country. These little ones are
bright. healthy, and are not children of
the criminal classes, but children who
have been deprived of tin-iv parents or
relations through death or misfortune.
The conditions upon which these child-
ten are placed in families are very sim-
ple. a recommendation from the resident
priest, and a guarantee to the Home that
they will be kin‘lly fl't‘llh‘ll. and attend
church and school regularly. Charitable
iwrsoris willing to provide for any of
these poor children are invited to address
the Home for 1).:«tztute Catholic Child-
n 19, Harrison Avenue. “.9510".
-—".\'o rosin" in Brussels soap.
A lliire Business Chance.
\ fAN‘l'EIL—A lzvemnn to call and examine I
new hourelioid article. Absolutely neces-
vary. Sells Iuelf on trial. No competition. Ile—
t-ila for $2 I’rof‘ts 1590 perm
II 01.1) It ELI. llu’l‘fll. Ask for Bray a Ca.
iv 9.999999. .-. _ W
FAler- IR or gardener A young man preferred
lr: quire of W. C. SAMMII
mi 90d 1.! Fm Mile River (‘1 f.
‘ For sale." " ”M”
I E'I'Tl' 9 '8 pink for is 99. 9
; lr9;: :r9. of .isxsiscs 9n Warcitat RY
mil lw no.l\‘orwalk. Ct.
For Sale.
l'll.\ ETI‘W carriage. in good order will be sold
rh-ap for want of me. W. ll. 01.5151 BAD,
mu ‘1! 19! Union Park, Norwalk.
Housekeeper Wanted.
ANTED— A in 919119.- agcd la‘ly, as housekwp—
9' l’ for 0:19 taken.
I
Address Box H“.
w
llorsc For Sale.
).\‘i' from. kind and en' 19. a good and true
) (99:99:13; horse: no trir or v i9‘9‘I. Also one top,
999:9.- hnr bins- . and (Im- liar: 94s and robes.
Hmplil’cflf“ M. s, TATE. Kart Norwalk. or ad-
drus P. U. Box '.‘tt. $0. Norwalk. 99912 I w
Farm and Dwelling For Sale.
tie-solitude spring. fine farm. 39) acres with
two dwellings and two harm. all in good
order, between bomb Norw’a'k and Darren. Ct.
Itmker'- wrvicrsuknmvicdced Apply to MEL-
\ “..le Ii MEAD, Damn. (one, or 1.999 Broadway,
'5. \ :trl'.’ 1w
Boarders Wanted.
’l‘Wnorthn-c steady wards-rs could be sci-om
moon"! in a ptmnnt house, Ircll sitzatcd in
Sari 2:999; rk; wz' bin two minutes‘ walk of the depot.
an d in 9.9 ray acn a of Srii' h Norwslk. Enquire of
oraildnr's “— lllts. 3.1.1'03, Suugafuck, Conn.
mil: l
‘ To Lcl,
Nil [loose on Chestnut st.. seven moms, [louse
o: Burbank 99.. first and second floor, 5 rooms
each. J. L. BL’HBANK. of Main st. mil Irv
for Sale or To Rent.
B11819: Bosses on Monroe street for sale or to
r99-.rrr Mtucanow ready from 3:0 5 cents a
"IA 83" lot It, Chestnut st mll
Board Wanted.
AGENTLKMAN desire-a well furnished, warm
room. with board, ln some mall, private
family, where bean havetbc comfort: of a home.
Kindly Indus-"I'BBIANBNTJ' P. 0 Box on.
mil 1w South Norwalk.
To Rom.
1:30.“ Starch 1-! lower floor, 6 mm. Also
cottage,” 9 rooms on Seymour Place
BNRY SEYMOUR—
To Rent.
N Taylor avenue, two new and desirable houses,
(Obtaining all modern impruvcm
no if Inquire of Hits. WI. ll. RAYMOND.
Furnished Rooms To Rent
head
fem
”THIN two minutes of the depot Address,
9199 lw Box 380, South Now-1k, Ct.
Home To Let.
N Woodward Ave" rent .13 per mouth: water
in.— Enquire of II. A. WOODWARD.
Bulldlng Lots For Sale.
W0 choice building lots wandGIchct front on
M ngvuiuc. Apply to W. C. SAMIIS, or
112 If
Largo [louse and Lot For Sale.
3 former mldmce of 0.11.]! fifth house
above Fort Point Road. on On avcnnc.
Ilsa a furnace; water on first rind second floor: also
well of good water: fruit on the premises. Eriquire
of G. B. [10110, Crofutd: Kupp's Factory, No. 2.
llnvlland’s l‘rult more.
INEFIovldaOnnml'im-IA er Pl , Persian
F Nu. All kinds of uciv 99997:.
rapes, lacuna-.000 eta.“
C A. llAVILAND‘ at, $ lain St. Norwalk.
Removal.
1‘!!! New Yak Ten 09:. has rented the building
wapldby 1711 1‘. Prowltr, d7 lulu street
wltvcthq nil aobont the list of Aprll with
an annual Inc-lock 01M
Mofloonlhlghtd'wlllbepmcntnt
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or the Inning hula-l In at
25 Man). Street. 95
Leave Your Orders for Aim. and Job Printing.
9
PRICE TWO CENTS.
gqferlammrqfs
NlN'l‘ll $139181“
iii'sic 99994.. - soci‘ii soitwiut
Monday 8r. Tuesday.
March 18 and 19,
About in- ii9liil9 liin as ’99: i‘t'9'f 199991 in one
9 \'i‘llllit'.
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FIRST TIME A'l‘ 1'991' 11 Ht l' MI" 1935.
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PL'UOlLllm \'. Nudiy' .~ 119999999999 ( 'oiuuly 991 New
B gland Life.
Widow 11991011
A Play That [la- Made a World Laugh.
1'91" slits in New \’999k9‘19y.2k.1nlnlitsiii l’hi' .
advlplila. K .9999 we: 19‘9- unluierrupml run 111
loll.
Dancing, Singing. and Specialim- Never Before Ia-
imducnl in the Play.
The Widow "9.9919911 Quariettc I
The Arrival by Stage Coach 1
The (‘ountry Thanksgiving '
Introducing the ltanjo Queen of the World,
MISS “'INNIE JOHNSON.
The finest Lady Banjoist on 1199- Stage.
fir-9‘99 iv 99;: 9: Salary of C ‘.‘M 099 a wu- k
$m9- on fut-.- at l. M. floyt' 99 rommcm '9n 9 Saint
(la) , M in 19 ll}.
l‘9‘l”l lAlt l"lllt li'
Alix-a9-r9991$9-ats. ., 7.9M!
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“99:11 .it
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Ul' Bllh'l IV R AND MECH .'\.\'l(' Al.
DENTIQQ‘.
[Aral anaerthetir‘ upplh-«t f9r I'llncfinnuf twill
without extractisrm Ir‘onu work ii 9]» c9a‘ty
infill tI:Vl'a~li.i9.9:ori~t, Sn \urwnILt (ban.
2 llfll‘SlS Fill Sill.
2 HORST“. 1 l’limton f arr ace. a text unrrrn c’r.
Er. 991' r9- 9'-f um lm‘kwwut at 9‘9 "If 9399 r9 cor.
Main and rW a-li; flL’flih Plfll'll‘, b ) Sara 9 'k, Cf
‘19 19999.
BOI'SE of 13 rooms for one or two families,
1 Wll‘l‘l‘ and 9.;1-9 111 1199- hon-9‘: plenty if fruit;
barn. kc.
jzt tf
Ei‘q'iirt‘ of CllA“. T. LEI INARD.
Fill Sill 1111 Hill T111111.
RIIPBRTY of Bruit-upon Sari ri_:s Bank. —Dr>
eirsble lion-«.9 and :ot, ruby 1:19, 9‘ r9 Osborne
Ave" lia-t Nomiiik, 9'.onn
Aprilyin
JA(0B\f LAYTON
South Norwalk, Ct.
at": In
Portraits
IN?“ 011. pastel and crayon. Black and White
1599.199. Art work of all descriptions
(50001918, Stamford.
111051 AS BALwRAN, Noni-ink.
3 Gl’EAT BEMBIMES’“ combined :99 llair's Syrup
of Tar Wiidt'herry and llonchouml. the best
Cough Syrup and Lung Balsam in the wor. 'd, ‘25 cents
strangle It is invaluable for (‘ronp in children.
Sold by all drncgists. The genuine only has lac
similn of the signature of Jan. 8. llair' in red ink or:
every package. Hairs Pharmacy, manufacturers,
Bridgeport, Conn act to inc
For Sale.
Tull Whitm'y Art Store, at South Norwalk
This alone of the best and most compiete
mallaristore plants in the state, doing a
business. Li- in rent, good location and good work
rooms. 599 competition [)oingapnying business
if ran at liglitexgmnse. W 111 be sold on favorable
terms, owner has too much other businefs to give it
iimeand attention. Mr. W. 1'. Whitney. manager.
will give one month's work and Infraction fret: to
purchaser. Apply at the :tore.
3'23 191. C. WHITNEY.
SPECIAi.
To the Ladies of Kerwiilk.
\ [SS LANDER of Boston. artist in hair work
. who was so successful hen: last year. will be
located at the Norwslk llotel for the next ten davs,
where she will be pleas-991 to take orders in all kinds
of hair work, swttrhcs made ovrr and from cnmh
tugs. Special attention given to wigs, top- pieces
and grey onli rs. shampoomv and. cutting (30116891
the room.- from-“08 p. to. Also a full line of
Toilet Articles. In!) by
KENT 911' CHOLWBLL,
111130113 111]] PLASTEBERS.
Boilers 999 all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
li‘ix'e Brick VVork,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty,
orncr: AT 5. sunuzcu's,
I97 “'mlilnglon st. Bridge,
50. Nor-walk, Conn.
Also, 1’. 0. Box 140, Wesfporf.Cf.
ruii 2m
Here ‘They Are!
Conch, Road.
Draught
and General PurpoaeH [1R SE 8
Also Trotting and Saddle
At Brooksidc Stock Firm.
Look at Them. ‘
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All Right Again.
llav' mg again got into my old stand El" 9 Block,
Main street, and replaced the goods destroyed at the
fire by a much larger and be nor stock. I invite the
ublic to cite me a call. I can show the best line
u town of
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, 919.
c. ’
And 9 tier them at the moat munblc prices.
Give me a call and you wlll be. satisfied that than
is no better place to buy or have repairing done.
J. 1‘. O’ROURKE.
nirl2 2m
leas- TAYLOR an GOLDLN‘ ,
Real Estate. Flre. Life. Aggie-t,
Plate Glass, and steal
INSURANOE AGENTS
Also Agents for tickle of
Debenturo and Far- Iongugo
o d: 1 per cent. Bonds.
to.” Negotiated.
automaton-m. at. I99; nun-9w.
gqfrrfainmrnfs.
1‘1 UHIC IIALL.
Thursday, larch 21,
[1111111] flPliill 1111111111111.
The Dilllflguirllt‘ll Young Prl‘ Donna
iiiiii yuan.
Hi i‘ on:
y npimr cc this sum.
03'!) In: RAND CONCEIIT.
‘ I 1
1“ lbs
W. 9: 1.9.- as-irtcd at each concert by the
. followin article:
\'OCA ltlfl'
Er-lwtul for 99.9' 9r n'flllc atlinrnentl as well It
the tr 1 illlty in con
I999: ll El. B\B \ UN DOKNIIO , Cebuano.
Bis-rial!) Hinged tor "1|th
Mr. W'l.l.l9\)f J. LAY“, Tenor.
En 9.99199 in burden for lhll tour.
.Mr JOSE” LYNDK. Burnout,
(’.'llll! Cal“ ROS-And Italian Opal".
> le’TRL MENTALIS’I'S.
Ml“ ADELE ALB DER 0H3. Piano,
The famous mom of Von Bulow and Liszt.
Mr. \'lL‘TURl ERBI'QRT,
\ ioloncelloand Initial m.
5070 \'Ialonv ills: of The Thomas Orchestra and
Aerlrbfltl Conductor of the add! Contain.
I'BOGRAIDI‘.
i‘iwnv-r.
1 Drew For t' ontrxito and Tenor—-
inLctiiCt" . .. ..
:l. BIRITOSK Sol)». 91910“
I 9 r9. t,o.$om—l>‘antni-c..
‘9, Co‘TIAIJ'U tom: '01:.
the Prophet ................
6. P9 9399 $99Lo—lthapsodic "Wuhan!“
isrmiscios.
l'.9 31‘ 52min). (In Costume)
The 9999999 Mound Act (GA-nut casual
Gounod s Immortal Saga
)ll- -‘S EMMA “ICES ”mun!
599999, 9 by he! axon than to.) dumb: the National
and ltdlnnOpcrm.
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“99.99.13. mun 1.1.
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thhistophele> ......... Ill-1083“! 19le
TICKETS—50,; '5 and on Dom.
MUSIC HALL,
Sat., March 16,
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
(Brand Spectacular Dannie Wo- of
II. RIDER BAGGABD‘B
a snI’BBIOB 9:99:99“.
50519331929'350
111.99 1999191 89991913991991:
Intricate Mechanical Effects.
New Calcium and
Electric Illusions.
flo Advance From Regular Prices.
Seem-estates: Ionr'undGreguryb.
Nor-walk Opera House,
919.1512“!!! 9k 50!, Elm.
Tuesday Night, March 19,
Special Announcement !
mammal Cami, Duma' llll four-div.
1199111999 11999111991
tnderrhe role. management of J. Banker Phelps.
ltepletewun killed». soup, dances, cicada
I
An Elegant Company of
the Finest Specialists.
Prices, 25. 35. and 6093.
Stetson sale at Quintard l 81“!ng stun.
Emails, and Baxter" 9.1. South Sat-Ill.
MUSIC HALL
1.911101?!”
Friday Ilv’ng, March 22;
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
0' T“
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or Twin Collcsco ,,_.
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