‘ 54'5" .. Wt
WAT CELEBRATION
All the Arrangements Progres-
sing Sntisfnctorily.
TIII‘I IONS'I'III MILITARY I’.\Il.illli.
non. Ilatlnrlleld Rationale: "to Number
of II.- to II- lu Linn at nii.omi——t‘ltirenn
Full of Entliuninnni and Iatsinhly Ill-cur-
nttl. Their Home».
le Yolnl. April :34.» Sign: are \ wide in
all part: of the my“ that tha- great centennial
celebration in mar at band, and all thaw con-
urn-ted with Ila "titling-duel“ im- highly
plenud at the unanunily with “bu Ii rittuur
an exerting IIICIIII‘VUI to uuiku- tIu- mlt'brn'
tho In biggait thing of the kind ever seen
on thin confinent.
Thin hi particularly noticeable in the decor-
ation! of buildinga Structures in every
ntreet are being draped In red, in bile and
blue; the sidewall“ are occupied in many
placed by men militia ting: and hunting;
horses prance along with tiny tings waving
frtnu‘their bend». and it n dilllvult to glance
in any_dtreetiun without Inning the national
adorn flying. (ll-l Trinity church, at. III-
bead of'Wnll ”tract. is gray with hunting all!
Work upon the elaborate decorations of the
wlrlireulury building was al~o i‘ullllltt'llt'uI.
Nan-3w Stanton is going to make the ban-
‘IM hall Win. The annex, which will
be used an a supper m an, will have its walh
Wain‘aeoausd with mahogany and hung with
wine colored silk plush.
A "IIIIII'IIIAIIOII ('urnmlttee.
The reception committee, which will meet
the president at the lawyers‘ club, iv formed
of descendants of revolutionary heroes.
Among the members of the committee are:
W. I’ieraun Hamilton, John Watts De
Peyster Tater, Charles K. Beehmnn, Bondi-
iiot Atterlrury, Sidney I). Ripley, Iluer
Brock, Charles A. Van Ih-nxsnlear, “'0 II-
bury Kane, Frederick Satlerlee, Grenville
Winthrop and Philip Mercer Rhine-lander.
The governors of states and the state com-
mlsuoners have been I'llfllll'lltlI to report at
the gentleman‘s parlor of the Fifth Avenue
hotel on Saturday morning next to present
their credentials and receive inxtrnctiom.
About all of the United State-a troops visit—
ing this city will be quartered at Uovemtw‘s
Inland. Tchty-tlve cv impunies of infantry
and batteries of artillery are expected from
various parts of the tun-item plates. and they
will pitch their campe on the greenswnrd of
the little island.
The Naval Parade.
Admiral Porter yesterday issued the follow-
ing orders to govern the yachts taking part
in the naval procesnion:
The steam yachts will take position in two rul-
umns in the rear of the revenue cutters in the
following order, th.~ vessels 100 yards apart; The
New York Yacht club, Atlantic Yacht club. t'nr-
lilhhin Yacht club, Svawnnaka Yacht club,
American \‘Mhl t‘IllIi, IAII'I'IIIIIHHI Yacht t'lllli.
All nailing yachts that imntcilmr» in the naval
dilplay willanchor in mingle column from Ellie
Island to Iledlou '5 Island, clusr in ~linre so SL‘i to
beout of the way of steam vo-sseb pinning. livery
yacht will salute the president as he passes by
tiring a salute of twenty-om: trims it nimble, 'nie
yachts will dress in tings and colors.
All the above named yacht» are represented on
the stat! of the grand marshal by an nIIIcrr of tlm
yacht club. and they will report to Rear admiral
Jouett, chief of staff. at the {not ml Twrnty-sixlh
street, East River, at sziiia. in, April ‘1’.
.Kothlng n the shape of small boats will be per-
mitted in e naval dbplny.
. The rniih for tickets at the army committee
rooms at the Fifth Avenue hotel yesterday
exceeded that of an y previou: days, and the
clerk: on duty found it impossible to attend
to all the applications. It was decided in
turn all the Union Square stand tickets
which are yet unsold over to Brentano
Brothers, where they can he had today and
during the remainder of the sale at $2 each.
No fonual application for tickets will be.
my. .
80.000 Men in Line.
Gui. Buttertield has rupteated each chief
of III} powders to be present at the Twelfth
Regiment armory on Saturday evening,
where some of the tu-‘ivements, such an
marching in column and changing direction,
. will be practiced for their bent-tit. Gen. But-
, tertield expwts to move 310.00! men within
such time as will enable them to pans in good
. season and to be seen without fatigue. To do
‘ thin it will be necessary to dismiss certain
pirtlous‘ of the pant-lo north of Canal street.
in order that no blocking up of the streets
may take place below.
The floats of the industrial parade will In
_ placed two abreast, and this is expected to
» shorten the procession by two or three rniien.
The chief marshal announces that he will
order divisions who cannot move to enter the
column until one or two or three hours after
. the head of the column ha been started tohe
formed, so that, for instance, a division that
lwill not start to enter the c0lumn~ until 12
' o‘clock will not be required to be in position
as early as those who start at the head of the
column, thus saving all possible fatigue to the
men. The interest and patriotism evinced by
all the organizations is remarkable, and their
' desire to have this historic pageant a succu
and their willing spirit to comply with orders,
undermdlflg the necessity, gives confidence
that the civic and industrial parade will be a
marvel. Gen. Butteriield stated to a reporter
that upward of fifty floats to appear in the
procession were worth walking mile to m
,'. Governor Bill has tamed a proclamntbn
ranking next Tuesday n general holiday. l
r
The Drexnl College for Women.
- Pnrunurnu, April M—The gentlemen
named by Anthony J. Drexel an trustees at
the industrial college for girls, tobeeatab-
iished by him at Wayne, Delaware county,
' held their first meeting. Bishop Whitaker,
_wbo presided, explained the purpose of the
founder of the college, and outlined the nature
af'tlie studio“ tobepumied Bishop Whit—
‘aku’ was chosen president of them of
’~ trust”: A. J. Dread, George W. (“buds and
. George C. Thomas, vice praidents: the Rev.
Dr. Thomas K. Conrad. secretary, and
Jamen W. Paul, Jr., treasurer. A committee
V was appointed to draft bylaws for the gov-
ernment of the college, which will receive
young women after they have laid the
foundations of their education, and will give
‘ them instruction in music, painting, type-
writing, ntenogrnphy, chemistry and other
brancha.
Crane-l by Ber Hmbnml'n Dinappenranco.
.-'
LORD ' LONSDALE’S rnAVELa
II. Arrive: nu Mm I'ruurlu'o «ml lilvu
nu \rmmnt ol Illa \ilirnt Ill'b.
F.“ I unu‘w'u, .‘l-I'II .‘I. I. 7| I Inn—lath
nrl'lll'uI'I'l't'_h'~l1llI:iyUIIIIIIHI‘HINI Burtlui
from Ito-lurk, .\Iibahlt. lle slut-w that after
lmviu; “hinting he tron-lei on roINI‘i drawn
by tI‘-;-, lu~ only white mimemiou Inning
William \I' li’v‘iu, a vault m the employ of
0..» Ho! . u Il.|\ .w-mpmv. In Mutual. lk‘i‘,
In- lr i 'nl .‘II’IIIIII' lulunvl 'I'lm wan In»
IutII.-‘ t pnmt north. Then-v lit-ntsirlulncrw
Alieku t.» the nuttvst [mini on the Yukon
river. nth-r rem-bin: which he fullnived the
river innrly ml the way. Ile had with him
slit) nniu -I-u,;~ un-l elghtwu Indians, but
duru: ll.«-yu;v'iu-y nil IIIII twenty-eight of
IIiI| that IIII' l. illIlI wn'rltl Itlnlmlh Wt-n' nearly
fin-run to dual“. Inn-«hale with nhligui I:
wait. our Lin-i indv- ul thu- Journey arrow
Alaska, owing In th» «h-pth of the NIH",
which nm~Ie it lltllllr-HIIII' tor the «log. t-
druw fll’lylilill'.’ ttml'i' IIt‘tll th-- «tub. with the
provisions on them and more l‘li‘Il rota-Cullen;
(In Nov. l0, l~'-‘. ho- rearhol tho- Illusion
tuimou 1-" the Yukon riier. From there hi
want “I'll!“ lu Seditignk riin-r, thence In
Brut-ll bay. arriving at Kntnin on Jan. l2,
lk‘zl. "Win; In tin~ Ihu'ilnm-nf the in- the
bout did not arrive from Kuiilik until March
1?. lie I--ft Kodiak for ”Us putt nbouta
IllililIl tlé-v. II'I'II Iavliailtllt! 5|).7 Illa Illij-N'I
or out toflnul tln- Svt’th pnit', lb has been
stand; but tn «more :In- mandala the Arctic
min-an and study the turd» and annual: (maul
there. II» will stay a tow weak: in thin city
and tlz- u go to New York Ly way of Winni-
peg.
ON THE DIAMOND.
(inure. of the \nrlou. tint-rm I'layetl
Throughout the (’ouutry.
.tt honinulie»
Iavuis'vilh- .0 I 9 ll '.‘ O I l 047
titlmna‘ ..ueoozutoev-i
llatrvrivw llvrkvr,Strattnnand Vaughan: lind.
non. Hoyle-i and Ilclt'lllnll. I‘Inpirc: Drum-Ia.
Al t'luriulmti
t'uu-mnnti . l l u u u l 'l 0 '.' '34
Kanw-I'sty o u l u o 2 u or 2 ”.4,
Bath-Hm: Iiuryea and Baldwin; Sullivan and
lbmrer. L'inpirn-i Ilvll.
AI IIuIllllIuh' ~
Baltimore .. ....l I II o o *1 t o u I
Brwklyu. .2 I) u o t o | 0 ii...‘
Batteries: Foreman and Quinn; Turry and
Clark. l’mpin-z Holland.
' .\t I'hihhlelphia -
Athletic...,.. . .. t. n u 2 u u 0 U 0—H
Columbus 0 e t o 2 o t u o. 1
Batteries: Krmufl and donning; )Inys anvlt'un—
u-rr. I'mprrr: l'ergumn. .
At Jv-rw-y i ll) -..
Jerseythty o o l n n e o o u: t
Button”... ..l I ll noon-ix ll
Ikitlerim: Ian. II-rflunl and lirrhart; Solv-
drrn and iiauull. ClitIIll’t': i'Iintou.
At Newark —
l 0 n n 0
.....o ‘2 l
020l—I
toonxx..5
I”? ('Oh'nrnm.
'mhlngtun «
nu... l '2 II 0 2 2 It 2
...... I ll ll 0 O l 0 0
lemon ani )Inek; Tran-r3
Methmg. Umpire: Quinn.
.It New Ilziwn -
New Y irk
New Haven.
Itatrwrio-a:
and f'ululi. ,
“Turn the New Torin “1“ Play.
NEW Yonh‘. April ‘34.~I'resialwut Imv slap
the New Y: rks will play the up. IIv‘yatull
games at iliklund park, Jersey City, and
thereafter they will play at Staten Lian-I.
0,
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ilrliiltilfl
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Wuliarnd anvt )lurphv; IEHMMIZI
’llw Sew York llglnlatrrrr.
.luusv. April '.’-t.—In the «witt- llr. Slur—
phy intrinluv“! n bill to prevent the >nlr- oi
mluitrtatnl wheat. The \'?‘I'IN7 liquor tax
bill, >IlgIltIy amended, wan lnml In the.
nw‘rubly )Ir. Shin-Iran's bill appropriating
strum for ”54" buildings for the IA: Content
Institution. for the Ixnpruvul Imfnn-tlon of
Deaf Mules was pita-oil. The silt-trike! hav—
ing. in the alwnm of objection, plum-vi the '
Sclmlt' Syrncino water lull in the ut‘lIr'l’ at
third rumling,anil nsterrml it to ttw rrrw
committee, 3dr. Slivehrirr, who nrrlwd later,
entered a protmt, holding that the nmlnfl
mm [or third I’etltIIll‘; of blllaufily. an-l no
other business could be tranmrt-nl. )Ir.
Andrus almheltl that the retentive In the
cities committee Was an outragmns twirpa—
tion of authority. He moved a rew-omulwra-
Ilntl. The Strnkr‘l’ snlnI llti- Irlll bit-I Im'll III-
vanced by unanimous» muse-tit. The subject
was dropped, and alter [tuning a number oi
local bills the awnibly adjoumh I.
A Negro lynched.
luxviu); \'n., April zit—Uri Monday, at
Halifax Court Home, Scott Bailey, colored,
made fltIf‘yp'rtllc but urium'cmfulnttempt to
Commit an outrage mt the person . of one of
the most prominent young ladies in the HI—
lage. 'l b - attempt w.» math: in the day
tune, on the preml—m— ot the lady's lawn: in
the village, Wlliii' a large crowd W35 on tho.-
court ground. Bailey was caught morn after,
ward, conform} his (’I'lltir‘, and was lyncherl
at about midnight. lie was banzwl from the
same plan: from which Bruce Younger was
hanged lean than a year ago fora similar
otl'ense. '
The MIC Jubilee.
Kw You, April 2t.——This evening will
heuneof universal "jolt-lag among the Ma—
sons of this state, for 7i? lodges, with a mem—
benlnp of 15,0“), will celebrate the mime of
the fraternity from a debt of nearly 33¢!th
which the grand lodge was carrying in l‘h‘)
u a result of the erection of Mannie hall
ten years previously. At Nannie hall sixty-
tivelulges, numbering some 3J1!) members,
will ascorbic to join in a grand thankqgiving,
While ninety-three other city lodge-r will meat
in‘ theirresp-ctlvehdgo root- aojuiaiatn-
celebration. —‘
A Brutal Prize Fight.
Buoonu'x, April Ill—Mike [Addy and
Patsy Hogan, heavy weights of heal nouns-
ely, fought nineteen brutal and biouly
rounds, at the end of which Leddy was de»
claret] vtctoriom, though he: was so badly
mind up that he had lobe-carried from the
ring, Hogan's left arm was broken. also his
rm. He last three teeth and part ofnn ear.
Inldy'ii thuunl; was broken, hislelt ”nearly
cut oil and his right eye clone-I, an] that
were but part of hi» disfigurement; He got
the 35!» pulse. '
lv-nnta contain! 44” nqnan mils;
wu-ettiedinlfisc at Philadelphia,’ nndwnn
ndmittedtotheUniouDec. 14,1787.
Murat llalnload Boun. .
L'tscrxsrm. April M—Murnt linktend '-
reported cemileralrly improved by his phyni.
clans. There has been mute slight irregular.
ity of the heart,butif he hannohndtnrn
there Is thought to be little danger now that
SOUTH NOBWAL
...— -_._.—- _ _ v www.m—
animus
SUPEHIIIH
BlillilPlIlllliII
THE PIIIIESI IIIII BEST
In made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. ntrictl pure IIIi'flI'Il‘IIIIP of
Hill“. nu-l a ritual portion of "our an a
preservative, nothing else whatever. and
no warranted entirely free from ulnm,
nrnmonin. phmphntefl. lime, and all the
a-Iulternnta frequently found in Ivnkiu:
powders. The character of materials
uni-d. their purity. and the nicely of their
corubiuzitiuu. render Cleveland‘s en it'l'lirl'
baiting powderthe mom healthful an: moat
ccotiomn'nl in mic. and it annya ail'onls
Whole-Milli“. nutritious. and iIi'IlclillIN food.
It is weommeuded for purity, healthful-
n-N and cliirieucy by Government and
Stain chemlate, chemists of Iionnhi of
Health. and pmfrsimnt in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
IN-I-I 0|in III wins. I'III Wi'lL’Iil.
(‘Luvnx .\"l| tin-minis. Arm“. N. Y.
0. & 0.1.‘EA
'l'he mmmcfiaci.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A Slim‘l’ DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. TRY IT.
7:: win wit u it] titer. w urn rim:
' n It the nranm oun- Luv. ._ Ru! ,. .,
ti.» In-nt plantatl-vna at. ll-uaranm- ..l -
purv- and fr-«e from all nd"lt--ml..-ns III' e. ,' . . .'
1.. «'5: r 11.. p n‘knp. as :i [mun-tr. .." .~ .i
n:.l wimrztr-I tall w: .. It i- in 4-, - r
c n..ral it. use than the l ‘v'r‘rfiula'i
. - . . ..
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llrml 0.3V". 35 Hurling Slip, hau- I a. .':.
I or sib- l.-.- n. - I» In!“ pr»,
1‘. I). LAWI‘ON 8' (70.,
ll. h’lIOIIlIlZIIIEI'.
CHAS. ll. I-‘Ellllls,
South Norwalk, Conn.
h. I. h. II. & II. RAILROAD.
Ditrmlxtf '33, I‘fi.
amino want. some nur.
5M4. In. Ezprm. till “ Arc-int.
,5,” " mm». 2.2-; ” Imam.
6.12 " lt-tallix. ~51» " grant:
:6 " 8' .55). “a “ Kai ' .
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8.2V " lunllln. 1.»? " tun. in.
8.3) ” 30.5.: tiaL IJ') ” slight-‘6 Way.
mm " Low 30: " Luca: 2t
fidi " Acton. «til " not». 1L1.
In.” " 2!. I3: " Amour.
ILLS ” Imllx. M0 " Sang.£x.
usop. Bulky-19. 5.13 “ Acmmn.
w " 50.5.“: 7.1: “ Iiorall Expren
2.“ ” Armin. 71: " Bndrd'pt Ila.
4.16 " Ila-twin. it.“ ” Arron.
5.06 “ StamfordAtt {MO " Acton.
5,20 ” lawn! no: ” Adam EIM
6.15 " Nantudhtclza " Burton [1.
MI ” Ii'port am. Srnmrr.
m5 “ Arron. 7.3;" Acmtn.
8min 9J1“ arrow.
6.51 pan. Antoni.
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8.59 ” areotn.
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nil: :17; if“ Eur-.1...
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state,
' state,
CITY AND COUNTRY.
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It IR HAL
TAIIIIII & IIIIlIIEII,
I‘llAI.
I'l IIY
I'liil'l‘ .\ 'I‘ld,
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
AGENTS.
45 and 47 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
‘ilesirableBuildinglol
Franklin, Summitt and West Streets, also:
on Eimwood, Bayview and Taylor ave3.,.
and on Hillside Place.
-—-—‘>—- .. ..—
Imnmved Property
ward and Stuart aves., also. on Monroe,
West, Lowe, Sprflig, Cedar Concord and
Chestnut Sts., on the Turnpike, Rotom
Hill and Ely Neck Roads, and desirable
residences in East Norwalk.
._ m...“
WehavelhePIan
tly arranged 8 room houses, the founda-
tions of which are already laid on West 8t.i
which can be finished by the first of June.
Alarm0i15icre
IIOUSA'I'ONIC RAILROAD.
DAXBL'III t .NOIIWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 4th. n53.
Pane-pr Train.
SOUTle
Lllorwaik. 1.1.80. Sorwnlk. Lawns“: Poul
731nm. 756nm. Sahara.
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mm form.
Ina-.m’n
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:Gmonlynnfunncrtnt Harrington.
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'1 ll. W.Yiee Putt 8 Carl Ian‘g'r
W.I.Ltfl.5&
LWJ’nnntn. mm.&idzemc
Pour-In
an,pnanl nail anya. Buck and White
PM Anwukdnlllnnaifitione.
nacoo Asa-font.
”WW. lot-walk.
EL, WEDN use“.
on Main, '
39""8’ 113mm. omen,
of two small
and 'e'ycon'en. { iluiul gauntllrt II and Soft ll“. Swim: Style '
cuinmlle’tstateI
of cultivation.
APRIL 24. 1889.
lilliiary flusnin !
Don't lull In attend the
SpringOpening
. .. wor—
Trimmed Hats
and Bonnets,
Friday and Saturday.
April 12th, and 13th,
Mrs. WTancett’s.
3 Water on. Sol-walk.
livery inhaler-ting the opening I'III he prekulr
at am. n numb oi \ .onin. Allan c ir-linlly united
manual. So will.
IIIBS. F AWCETT,
3 Winter $1., sorwnlk.
flllcos lI-IIA X I)
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, the.
BOUGHT AND so. I).
I 1".» rah-r on ha! unmarrly on hand a ‘nry- .1
inf «UM! hunt fumflnrc. nh'rh be I 'II 'li-pmn‘ of
u nn' "War ween Nmml hand furniture
a! ..d but. bomb: and (‘nlIt'II for.
W. PODMOBE.
Benton ot.. uprluwood.
anS no
EGGS FIIII III'IIIIIIIIII.
\"lll‘l"; AND I. \1 “Ii WTANDO‘ITl-Ifl. BLACK
win-nae. livid I'miiui Ilnxuburzr. Bud
f‘muou'is trauma t'ekm Durkr. Tie III’PI am
Warsaw M a
“5” an I' Ii hTBVlNF. Soulh Nortalk. H.
5.933. They Are!
..-;::?:‘:;¢s::-:mHIIIISES
“‘ 2321:“.':'.“-1?£‘;E:."”'
DR. HADLEY’S
I; Hakim“ 91.. he .‘orwalk,
TATIADK'II BUICK.
“14' 1»: (“filled my it"s-e at No. is \l'nnhincion
. I out putt-run -,- all illn'rallulw‘ in
DISNTIS'I‘RY
TAYLOR 5:4 GOLI)IGN,
Ilenl EuInIe. Fire. Lite. Accident,
I’Inte tiles». and steam Iluller
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Ale-it: for the Date or
Debenture and l-‘iir- Marianne
it It 1 per cent. Bonds.
nonn- Negotiated.
Olil’lt‘lr-vth it 67 Wanhiuginu 5L. Ho. Norma-k.
NEW DEPARTURE!
Iluvim: nuulo vxtt-nsivi-
additions to tny
Confectionery
I)cp:irtnietit. I mu now
uttering t-‘Olnt‘ 01' ”IO
Choicest Candies
To be iomul in the place.
‘My assortment compris-
es goods from tho wull-
known tirms ol
liuyler of New York,
'Ieniieyn oi Newfi'ork.
Lowney of Boston,
Whitman of Philadelphia,
lcllonaltl & Perkins of Boston.
All of which I other at popular prices.
HALE, Druggist,
Cor. Main and \Vull Streets.
'E. ILWHITNEY’S ART S'l‘fllll.
37x Main Rtroot,
50, NORWAIK.
_. Q... .
FRAMING at lowest 'nricec.
I .——-‘o.~————
FuII line oi Artists’ Materials.
I
New and Second-Hand
..1. 0 wk him and emulator} manner, at puree w ith-
.LIII teach a 1...;
. For 60 ”a” Only
I a Drunk» a guru} Cara?! r and mat in nktu rrt cf ‘
z I
n.- .113 “ha-21.11;; ‘2”. and a In -- 1 tot tutu
on Elmwood, I Maire a Spefiaity of Filling Teeth.
Taylor, Wood-
'u) and upuani- Burt
I'm «ind 3’41:- t
' '; ani touching teeth.
«Glut F: '1: t .
1 ’ '4'. hurt:
i lbw-turn n.
:ciflmnhiun of .
l (Santa-tee “Ilrffl'IIIDfl in Every
Operation.
.. Arr-v {zqul‘t'fll‘zt‘lud on all Min of [>5 and up uith
it. 13 in.“ of $0th Sorualk.
00hr 09!. from it a. m to I; p. m.
fl‘all and rice my Work
I‘ Dr. Hadley,
I" iiplfi
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HATS! HATS-l
The (“err-eel Styles
81115. Hats,
flats, Ala, at
« KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
I flaps in all colors. Crush
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dwelling and out-houses in good condition, I £§f£f"§l‘i2.fi$lllfifl mint:
ready for occupancy, situated about I mile -
from East Norwalk Railroad Station.
Alarm at Sullilto
out-houses and land all in good condi-
tion. A variety ofgood fruit on the place.
A Farm of lilacres in Ilarien
10 minutes walk from the Bavarian
Station.
coo—~—
Averydesiriirle
walk of Noroton Station GI 35 “11:5,;
Grounds and improvements in good
condition.
of 26 acres,
dwelling,
Country residence?
within 5 minutes}
.10
m use ,
lines 'I'Ill Business
Burn ...- .- .
mill-t. In" frame. . . . . .
an ill». «granulated incur.
I'Y'uw mixed Tm.-
“I A- AA
N (may. Jul».
an.
Good lhtumh Milk (trucker: I 10c lb
‘ ‘ 8mm, ... .............
oumwnwm ....................... 30c can
momma applet! ......................... 1%th
Mindfwhee....... ....... ............ 20cm
—-——AT———
II. IIIIIIIII SIIIIIIIIII'S,
92 Washington Street.
»t‘fut nu! an..~~'.hv~t:r. nml for the
Buyer this, I’olo t‘apa, Tennis
IWAGONS,
New .‘llltl Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
One G i'ocer’s ll'agon ,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
gFE TILIZERS,
:éGrass Seed.
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Seed Oats.
— AND—-
Barn-Yard Manures.
BAIM NI] IIIIIIS
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Oilice
Any one in want of employment. or wirhing to
ch- n!» his or her place, will tlnd it will ray them to
(“\II here and twister their names. dies free:
until-men will be charged “to rum of 23 ctr. it
you want to buy, or :l‘II. or rent. or enquire for any
thing you can do so here. as we Will advertise at the
other every day. We have :I Ellilng room for Ladie-
nnd one for Gente also.
3,131
We have a restaurant where you can get anything'
from a 50. sandwich to a full meal at all hours
Board by the day or week; aim Iod in"
w coo - ' it .,.
{13 Ha hours liaipecttully, BEE lllVB,
No. 5 Water St., Borough.
ONLY LOOK. Lent Has Come
4 And we'arc prepared to fur.¢l"b all kinds of
' I
fllllubtu‘fe not aim. pm but ................ :1 75 F
-~ .. -t....... ..,...100 ['65 n I
Mum....5tlb a a s ,
... Wholci‘alc and Retail. "are made arr-arc?-
menuI for an extra quantity every day through Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
That have‘fi‘ot been floated.
Pure Tomatoe Catsup,
Spinach,
Le tt u c c , Radislics,
Pickled Oysters,
,filit'll‘f‘ll'f. MARKET LINE "g'i-f‘“
FIRES“ EVERY DAI’
_‘1I_
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE OF
Specialwltlra‘ctiuns
Ambler & Sammis’.
III yards Fancy Malling: (by
roll) $4.00.
Bargains in Black Shrub, (370.
Bargains in Black I’L'tllltli“
Soie, nt‘ Luxor, LOO.
Bargain in Black Illmdmue 97c.
Bargain Ill Black Fulliu Frau-
cmse, Eli-iv.
One lot l’hiid Haunt-Is, &c., re-
duced from title to 250.
One lot. l’lnid Flaunt-lake, rc-
tluccd from 50c to thit'.
One Iot 5-iviuch Tricols, 310.,
reduced from 85c to 50c.
One lot 2‘2 inch I’Inids, the.
I't.‘lIlIt't'tI from 250 to IQIC.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
AMBLEIIISIIIIIIS.
.iriiilciul Stone Slept. Coping,
Laws annulus,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
Git?" &('-,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
wusflllumu
SKILLED. WORKMEN.
The ItdIlII'lr: x.- the certlflcntcotit. D. Baylor. a
znpkt'i‘ltcoi'lhc thuxia School of "urology, now
WI l
11031131113. IIOYT,
JEWELER,
No. l 5 Ikailrond Place.
“'ISUSA, Mill, Feb. I3lh. I889.
This it to cart ty til it Mr. 8. l). llayles inn been
with rm. as it {liltill.llllll l mu highly recommend
Itlm in tiL'W-vI witrhmiherto any in need of the
service:- of ntompclt-nt and line workman. He can
turn out a» tinn- work as any man: he haw a very
tine and compfen- m of twist. and his made many
tsp-cm! tonic under my ln‘trnc'iuu; his jeweiing is
tcrfrcrly L‘Il‘g‘flll, and [might go on and Male much
more. but :Wt- forbids He will make a Vtry
valuah c addition many jeaclry store and I highly
nrommenri the young man to any one. Mr, Boyle:
ha-rlim- chmnomc-rt-r, chronograph and repeater
wrrkin tirdt-(Ia~egtyic. Ile line done American.
En: l‘Il and Sin-r work and gvnvml repairing about
ad limp of watrhvi. lie-dom- ln- work elegantly.
hour: truly. W. I’. A. WOODCOCK.
EV GIVING}
Commercial School.
BI’NINESS DEPARTMENT—By n ny'item of
0mm, nsm nil kinda at business paper, with
which our H: ohm do bn‘inean. they ateprnctleally
Illtnl for any commercial pavilion. anion:—
Monday. Wotan-lay and Frida evening;
>llolt‘l‘ll.\Ni) AND TY ’t’tll'RlTlNG DE
mrtnu-nt is in charm» of a practical teacher. who
can pecan.- beet falllll. Seaman—Tawny and
'l tursday cvcninge.
"tilt.“ \.\’ CLASS—A practical teacher from
Yale; College git-u lawn: two rftunoons each
wee '
Would bepieaaedto have you rail or Iritc for '
particular-I. FRANK I]. IICSCOB.
Gazette Building, Sorwnlli, Ct.
P. S.-.u«i ot Burinm nv . : gum
Business College. twm ' Bligg
CANDIES
Of all kindt.
Pint (Hun
BAKERY!
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CORXL‘CUFIAS. (‘ANDY TOYS. anda tall unort-
me'lll of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
MUDEB'B BLOCK.
i154! ,
The Best Klndling Wood
Newtobc had isrold hyC '1‘. Leonard in bags of
50 lbs. at. 500 Each.
One acne worth is sutlicicnt to kindle any ordinary
fire.
c. 'r. nnosnnn,
m If Water 81.. Norwalk.
18 NOi'tli )Iain St.
SPRING ETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Inine of Gilts
At 25, 30. and 40 Cent», Double Roll.
Embossed Gilts
New Style», at 40c. Double Roll,
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DECKER’S
. . ll" Bnnlswicir, N. J.. April tat—lira
Elizabeth lathnrn wan taken to the ma In.
no! nnylam yenterday. She is n young mar-
rlnid woman and wan made insane by the
dl-ppennnoa of her hmbnad.
A Dinnntrou Enplonlon.
. ,W, in, April u—amiacapio-
‘doloeuu‘dnt Davin Brow-1mm
(“jun y. Loni- Johnnunwnn
titlndnad ninnndmnchtnaymmnl-
lywneknd.
It. m In Cincinnati.
(human, Ala-ll u—I'he ulnar-park
unethical-it at F. A. taut-y t
It“
the action of the heart will become nerimiily
affected
The I’rulilbltory Amendment Tote.
80510:, April u—au except two of the
335 cities. towns and Village; have nent in
their Vote on the uphilitory annulment
The unreported towns are flukmk and GD
noki. Thetotnl vote indict-Ii forthn
Wits 852446; III-III!t ft. min
l'allnn of Lumbar lent
V. A. SGOFIELD,
women“
The Itenr of the Warwick Ileana,
“antnflhennbd
Second-hand Furniture,
Admin-elation.“
will“ bellman-Han. (”pail
in: mm,“
MONEY LOANED
o- wnicnu, Jewelry. ac.
nil-Ilium Inntlltnnnt. will India
”t”. .11!
other Prggerly
to call.
/
flaienuiullaulmimluils
FOB m
on our list. I’m-
chasers are Invited
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pie "ll
'1.
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door ‘illatn,
Something an. haw thin out.
W. G.QUINTARD,
m
. “Willi-It‘ll.»
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main St...
South Norvnvalk, Ct.
A. S. B‘ERRIS,‘
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Wptches, Jewelry.
”Watchm‘W.
loath Inn-nth.
Norwalk Chronicler