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NUMBER ill. “mum-r" SOUTII NORWALK. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1889. PRICE 'l‘WtiL'CEN'I‘ST-
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SOUTH NORWALK.

ill} MAIN BTI‘IQI‘I'I‘.
NORWALK.

'IRI AMII BOXIS.

No. 8, N. Y. N. I]. I ILII. R depoi' key at Art
aura Rapier: ollcs lu depot, and hon-is.

No. 4. Day street. throat of ’I‘ollai street; key at 8
Day street and all factories.

No. 9. Corner of lab: and Concord vim-in; key If
0. Donovan‘- house and .l. I}. Wilwn‘s for

lot}.

No. l2. Franklin elm-l Iclxiol: he at school house
and residence of William I . Smith.

No. Ill. t‘oncr-rd siren-t. ORV-MIC school; key at Ire.
Paul's residence. o. W Concord street, and
all far-torts.

No. It. Iain street corner of Ann vim-r; key M
Wolf'l mloou Ind all factories

No. lb. I“ in street corner o: llayview avenu-v; key
at Dickernian‘e nridente.

MAI. CAI-IA.

One stroke at 12 o‘clock noon for Standard Time.
Twortrokea of the bell (thus l-li signifies Ire is

sin.
Three strokes of the ht‘ll than 1.1.!) signifies the
city waterlstobetnrnudo .

ulmnmoriii to an Iowans.

Upon genitive Information of a fire in your iminrL
dlaie neighborhood unlock the bar door: pull the
book all the way down once only, and let the hook
to: shut npthe box ard do rot open or touch the

ook agr'n until the next lie in your neighborhood.
Do no. alts-nip. to “drove the ke from the door.
The Chief lib-girder I'lll rec tbr. s retumtd to its
pron-r place, SAMUEL MdithA N.
Chief Engineer.

Liar or Liza-virus

Remaining uncalled for at the following p rel-ofllccs
forlhe week ending Ilsy is. Illl-‘J. l'crronr call
in: for anyof these Icaers will please My they are
advertised.

Sam Noniuut I‘oevorricrz- Its. l’anny
Brilto. liar Eva Blake. lira Geneva L. Burr,
David B. Cooper. James Dunam. Ins. Rlla Delano.
Geo. . Dennis. Ira. Geo. Dennis. In. Prank
lather. Frank Malk. II. Iteddinz. Nrs. John ll.
Stilllln. )lrs. A J. Slocum, Mits- Amelia Seymour.
Nrs.Janc 'I‘allrngee, lieu. ll Wolfe. Foreign—
Aurruste Alba-tat. Ulimnni (titanic, Iiappals Dru-tie.
Domino Romano l’ailo. Yr 't‘hll. A. Naaymki,
Sconuay \orcph. Iiirheo L‘llul'll‘. ,
C. E. DO’I'I‘. P. If.

 

Barr NonwALx I’os'rorrlrl:~(‘. P. Bartram.
ill-a Lilian Becm2i. Nathan Campbell. Townsend
Bldrcd. In. J. P. Edward. Frank Ilovt. Jami-s
Kiunane. Ilsa Nellie lurpby. Henry Reynolds,

lira Carrie It. Smith.
IIARIIY RIDER. P. SI.

Norm/«Lit I’mvflr‘ncaz—Irs. John Balloon,
'1'. P. Bishop, Annie Clarke. Mrs. S. W. t'srnay,
Hallelnrtia, Calvin S. Evans. C. II. Ferris. W. ll.
Pious-y. John ll. Hobbs-ll. Mrs. E. Jameson. Ella
Lavls. I. 1'. Horse. I. D.. Itiehsrd P. Murphy.
8. 1'. Martin. Wm. Melahon.The Him-s o-tiornc,
non. A 1". Perry, .lnila It. Smith. John If. Sabina,
Beale Tayhr. l‘alip Webb. Edd Wcl‘i-I, Lottie
Waller. 0. W. Williams, Schooner 8. Sim iur.

A. ('. GOLDINJ, l’. M.

N. T. Herald Weather Forecasts.

The Northwestern depression has mov-
ed far north of the lakes, with the west-
erly movement of an anti-cyclone from
the Atlantic and Canadian Maritime
Provinces. Adeprossioo now in South-
ern Illinois will probably move east-
nortlieastwardly. causing a continuation
of the "hot wave," and will be followed
by rain and local thunderstorms by this
evening in the Ohio Valley and Inks dis-
tricts, rain slowly extending toward the
Atlantic coasts. Temperature rose in the
United States yesterday. except in the
West. The chief minimum reported was
28 degrees F. at Fort Custer. bl. T.; heavy
snow fell in Colorado; the chief maxi-
mum reported was 84, at Cincinnati. In
this district to-day fair, slightly warmer
weather will probably prevail, with fresh
southerly and southeasterly winds, fol-
lowed by partial cloudiness and possibly
by rain at night. On Sunday in this sec
tion and New England cooler, fair to
partly cloudy weather will probably prs-
vail, with southerly to westerly winds,
becoming variable, and accompanied by
rain, with local thunderstorms, followed
by clearing. For Monday the present
outlook in these areas is slightly cooler.
fair weather.

 

lint-tare Almanac for To-Morrow.

High tide Inw tide Sun rises Sun sets
1.40 8 32 4.29 7. 8

 

 

THE LOCAL NEWS.

Thomas Berry has sold his property in
Graniteville.

—Boston Stolbqwllsi Ladies Jersey

Ribbed Vests r... 39c. same as others ask '

19c. each. _ _
A promise service, led by W. J. Le-
land, will beheld at the Young Men’s
Christian Association rooms tc-ruorrow
afternoon. _____

—-Try Phoss, the new drink.

F. H. Nash & Bro. have the contract
and are now putting a heater, set range
and all the plumbing for a house near
New Canaan. .

The subject at the Springwood Union
Chapel to morrow evening will be “The
Two Debtors." Wednesday evening’s
subject “The Traitor.”

 

—Straw flats at all prices and all chrvp.
at Knapp's.

Humbolt Lodge, 0. t E. 8., w’l hold
a hall at Germania Hall on Month,- even.
ing, lay 20th. Tickets, adnutrng gen-
tleman and ladies, 50 cents.

Edward Clark caught an eel yesterday
afternoon in the harbor which actually
measured three feet and one inch in
length. and weighed four pounds.

—I-‘ine style, Gent's extra wearing
Goodyear welt shoes. comfortable, no
nails, only $3.50. A. I]. Hoyt & Son.

Service as usual tomorrow at the
South Norwalk Baptist. Preaching
morning and evening by the well known
.8". Edward Anderson. of Norwalk.
The public cordially invited.

-—Whits Hellehors at Hale's.

Local editor Taylor says a barber in
thirdly shaved him last week and now
tbotonaorialartlstls to‘ serve one year
huts- pvhou for form. The barber
evidently saw there was more money in
mm than there is in shaving
new". man.

-A he has ofPsrfamamt Plalusd’a.

 

 

cil this evening.
w'l‘ry l‘huss, the new drink.

The barge Jackson and liall is unload-
ing coal at l‘r-rris‘s dock.

"For Sale. l'haetou in good order,
and 0-H. business wagon, at Decker's
paint and wall paper store, It! North
Main st.

Theodore Mills of “'iltuii. has nmvml
with his Irllllll)‘ to this city.

A son was born to Mr. nnrl .‘ilrs. Vin-
geIiZ') Deribritrs this morning.

.—(‘m.lry'.i Im- (fr-cum l'avillion on the
bridge will be opened today. .‘li-ird'rI
ice cream will be served. ll into to It“.

Thomas W. llorrror‘ail, who has been
playing with the Norwalks, s'gnwl with
the New liar-ens ywisrdny.

A picked nine from this city will to
Wv-itimrt this afternoon to t‘reirN bars
with tho ball club of that place.

If v. Edward Anderson will occupy
the pulpit of the South Norwulk llsprist
church to-morrow morning and owning.

—:i9c For 2 Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vesta
in Lilnc, Pink and Blue. same as others
adwriise worth 33.: each.

Miss Nollie Brown and Jarvis Murray,
foreiniiii of Duncan's bat factory, this
city, wvrr married in New York yester-
day.

—-D-iri't forget the temperance lllr‘t'l-
ing at Dibble‘s Hall, at 3.30 to rriorrmv,
to he conducted by Mrs. an. Cums and
let us hear your temperance sentiments,
whatever they are, expressed in a court-
eous ('hristiau manner.

Miss Currie Taylor entertained a large
number of her friends at her'nmv home,
in East Norwnlk last evening by holding
a party.

—Straw flaichhildren'» from 10c. up:
men's from 13c. up. Bound to suit you
in t-ltlt‘ and price. Knapp, the batter.

The diagram for Kate Claxton in “The
Two Orphans," will be open at 9 run.
Tuesday, at Iont‘s and Gregory's drug
stores.

Jacob Works has entered the employ
of Undertaker Jennings. B. H. Crane,
I-Ir. Jmniugs‘ former arsistant, has gone
to Newark to work.

—-Whiic llellebore at Hale's.

Harry Smith, who was a partner of C.
H. Lockwood in the grocery business at
Lyodburst, is in town with blood in his
eye, looking for Lockwood.

—A. II. Iloyt & Son, 37 Wall 5'... sell
a kid-tipped shoe, $1.49.

Ilenry Cooper, who was thrown from

his carriage Thursday night, on West
avenue, lies in a very critical condition.
be having sustained severe internal in-
juries.
The marriage of Miss Emma A. Burr,
daughter of Charles A. Burr, of the bor-
ough.to Edward J. Simona. is announced
to take place at. the First Baptist Church
on Wednesday evening, June 5.

 

-—Baby Carriages and Lawn Outfits, at
Whitney’s, No 13 N. Main.

Ellison Dupuy starts for Nebraska,
Monday. where he will be in charge of a
church during the summer months. ' In
the fall he will return to Drew Theologi-
cal Seminary to resume his studies.

 

The Union Societies of Christian En-
deavor held a eeting at the South Nor-
ioual church last even-
the different socie-
corge H. Stoughton

 
 
 
 

n employed since
ion of John F. Blim.
the New Canaan shoe manufacturer.
Mr. Wilson has been putting on the in-
side cabinet finish. The house is said to
be one of the finest in the state.

—Gssolene, Vapor, and Oil Stoves. all
sizes, from '4 up largest Baking Ovens
33. W. H. Meeker & Co.

The fifth annual meeting of the Nor-
“ .ik Iock Co‘s. Employees Sick and Ac-
aidert Benefit Society was held Satur‘
day, May 4th, 1899, and the following
officers were circus] for the ensuing
year: President, Joseph Bartlaw; Secre-
tary:Treasurnr, Chas. F. Hallock. The
society bar now nearly one hundred
members. and during the past year have
paid about five hundred dollars to sick
members, in weekly benefits, at six dol—
lars per week.

A small army of boys and girls stood
in front of the Main street entrance to
the Boston store yesterday afternoon,
waiting for the hours of the town clock
to indicate half part four. At that hour
the proprietors gave away over 1,000 pig
puzzles, the youngsters parsing through
the store, making their exit through the
Wall street entrance. Until long after
sundown every door step and curb stone
for two or three blocks around was dot-
ted with a small boy trying to drive the
pigs into the pen.

—Spougca and Chamois skins at Hale's.

Pea-all Aeqalttad.

This morning J nation Andrew Selle-ck
rendered a decision in the celebrated
West Norwalk case. squirting Pauuell.
Tbsooata in thee-sswlllamount, it is
thought. ”about tn, hitter. the town
will have to pay.

 

Ills l‘rrtlier Arid lirotlror Arriv-
cd Last Night After
the Body.

The. final arrangements for the burial
of “William Allen, rah-i vials killed by the
train in East Norwalk, Thursday Illilfn'
inn. were made yeah-rday, when word
was received by Dr. Burke that the par
cuts of the dead man would com - heri-
in trier-venirig after the remains. The
day before the Thooipsonvdle authori-
tia s liud llt'llf. word [but no family by the
mum of Allen ftNlIlHI then- but they
atrvrward Io-arnut ditl-rc-nrly. I The
stricken father and iimtberof the dead
mm dfln‘t‘d here last night on the Illll5
tr rm and went directly to II. SJIrr-gor y's
umlertiiki-r‘s mums. Tho-y wry moo
learned the sad news.

It is said that the mother of the de-
ceased is nearly prostrated With grief.
She lost another son by drowning in the
Connecticut river one year ago.

William Allen was of English donor-iii
and was only seventeen years old. Ill'
Ii-lt homo for the purpm- of securing
work and he was on that misrron in this
town when he met death on the railroad
track. In his pockets were found a c k:-
of soap and sonic needles and flirt-rid,
which shoWed he had some regard for
llld personal appearance

~i3has. ll. Ferris-sells Brussels snip.
ENTERTAINM HTS.

"The Two Orphans."

'I its New York Times says of the play
to be presented at th-iic ll-ill. May 21th
for the benefit of tho Snuth Norwalk
Fire Police: The “Two Urphfllrh" is a
dramatic story more thrilling in its nar-
ration and more beautiful in its absorb
ing and romantic illustraiiiri than has
ev.-r before been offaed to our public.
Nor is it too much to say that it owe» llS
Cll'w‘l charm to the wonderful ll-rfll‘llll of
lwuise, the blind girl, by K‘lh‘ Claxton.

—()m- bar of IIVU§~UIS soap wdl do
riiv-ro w )l I: than two bars of many of the
cheap rosin soap-i now being sold.

An l'uautlrorlled Statement.

The following appears in The Hour to-
day :

Douglas Fowler I’ost. G A. R . of
South N irmrlk. was invited to partici-
pate in the blvflllll'lfll Day exercises and
parade at this end of the town, but for
some reason they refused and are now
in trig to arrange for a Cv'lr'lll'tlllon of
their own.

(.7 :rirmzzufz-r IlllXI/ill. of Buckingham
I’osr. told I! Sits-riser. reporter this morn-
ing that the paragraph was printed with-
out. authority and is not true. I ) iuglas
Fowler Post, he said, sent out invitations
and began to prepare for Memorial liay
long before Buckingham Post had com-
pleted its arrangements for unveiling the
soldiers' monument. In consequence of
this fact the South Norwalk post was
not invited to take part in the exercises
up-town. The Hour's statement tends
to create an impression that an unfriend-
ly feeling exists between the two posts.
This is not M.

—W. & G. Orterbanks sell Brusscli
soap.

What was the Trouble.

A single stroke of the fire alarm brought
the borough firemen to their feet shortly
after nine o'clock last night. Hope [lose
Company ran as far as Wall street, but
unable to locate the supposed lire. re-
turned to their home. Tire cause of the
alarm could not be ascertained. It again
demonstrated, however, the promptness
and efficiency of the borough lire depart
mcnt.

—Try Phosa, the new drink.
A I'rlo Sent to Jail.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Knapp inr-
liues and costs on Charles E. Norris,
Patrick Doolevy and John Ryan. In
default of payment the men were taken
to Danbury jail by Chief \'ollmer.

——Finest Kangaroo and Calf hand—sew—
ed welt rlioee, A. II. Hoyt & Son, 37
Wall St.

A Dangerous Practice.
The newsboys who congregate about
Ilie'dspot have, of late-“dawn in the habit
of jumping on and of! trains while in
Motion and many of them have had nar-
row escapes from serious injury. Yester-
rhy two men attempted to board a train
that was going quite fast and they were
nearly thrown under the wheels because
a number of boys were riding on the our
platform. The boys should be given to
understand that the crrs is no place for
them to play around.

Advent Chrlatlal Church.

Van Zandt Avenue, East Norwalk.-—
Preaching by the pastor at 1030. Sub-
ject, “The Christian's Passover." Sun-
day school sr 12 m. Praise service at
7.00. All cordially invited to come and
sing. Preaching at 7.30. Subject. “Our
Times—Its Dangers—The Escape." H.
H. Tucker, pastor.

 

—8ponges and Chamois skins at Hale's.

last Avenue as. 8. church.

C. If. Pegg. pastor. Preaching at 10:30
a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Subject, morning
—"Wherefors doth aliving man com-
plain?” Evening—"Does the bible speak
thetruth when it says man has no pra-
omiiiancs above the beast?" Young
people’s prayer and praise service at

 

Ilium. 'l'hsputillcara cordially in-
vited. »

A II'ZIC‘IINH 1'0 III "II." ‘l'l'uDA"
EVENING 1'0 COIIIDIB ITIII
IATI'BI.

The official board of the East Ave. If.
E. Church at a recent meeting decided
that there was used of a new church
to rim-t the demands of the growing

work of the society.

It was alrio decided rocull a public
rum-ting at the church on Tuesday even-
ing next to consider the mama.

AfClllll-CZ Randall is expected to pree-
er.t “drum!" of a building that will be
dull-‘lbltt to put upon the firm lot owned
by the fl-lt‘lt‘l)’.

Tllrtft' can be question tliit a commo-
(Ilullt llirtlrlt' of won-hip in first Nurwalk
will greatly encourage tlw grim-m of the
Methodist church in that thriving por-
tion of the town.

-—l). W. ~Fitch sells’llrussrels soap.
BASE BALL NEWS.

The Y. M. C. A. nine will probably
play a club composed of South Norwalk
business men next Wednesday. The
young business men of Norwalk are also
trying to arrange a game with the Y.
M. t‘. A. Club.

'l'llli UP-TOWN TOURIST.
some or I'm: 'rllisius In: saris

arm means IN Iris Barnum
' AROUND roux.

Till! borough is an exceedingly moral
community, if I am allowvd ti form an
opinion base! on the very few arrests
made by the police during the past three
months. I have heard it asked if the
taking away of that extra fee by the
Court of liurgmes has had anything to
do with the condition of things. I think
not. The borough has an excellenv
police force, composed of Chief Lock-
wood and ("litters Mon-house and be.
Fril’o‘al, each of whom tries to do his du—
ly. I think, regardless of fer-a or favors.

I \voxocit if.we really are a cold and
unhositable people? I hava been told so
by strung?” who have came among us
to live. With all the'comfortd. conven-
iences and luxuries Norwalk people are
pvrmittnd to enjoy this should not be so.

I occasroxainn'mcet my old friend
llyington on the street, when he comes
on from Washington to spend ‘a few
days, or, it may be only a few hours,
among his Norwalk friends. Father
Time has dealt Ienicntly with him and
he seems to be yhe same crhpper follow
that he was whfn I first came to know
him years ago.

. l).illll..\ I\ l.“ 5.

W. II. Wilmott, .lr., and C. (I. Water-
bury have been appointed administrators
of the estate of the late William Lovsey.

bliss Sarah Clock has returned to New-
burg after making a short visit with her
parents in this place.

A private telephone now connects the
livery cable of Charles G. Waterbury
and the depot.

The “Crystal." played the Elmwood
School nine this morning.

The occupants of the disreputable house
that was recently raided, appear to
think that they are being persecuted
and that they have a perfect right to re
main here and continue their wickedness.
Time will teach them diflerent, however,
and then it will cost more to leave town
than it will now.

—Our grocers should not delay in get-
ting a supply of Brussels soap, as it is
bound to meet with a ready sale. Our

scrap.
—F. D. Lawton & Co. sell Brussels
pimp.

Real Estate News.

Delia Dibble to Alphonz) A. Rryrnond
and wife, lot 100a200 feet at Elm Grove.

Delia Dibble to Alphonz i A. Raymond
land at Elm Grove.

Lestus N. Griswold to William S.
Knapp. house and lot on shore road,
East Norwalk. .

II. B. Pardon and wife to G. Howard
King, strip of land 10x100‘ feet on East
Washington street, East Norwalk. ' ' '

(3. Howard King to W. H. Lawton
undivide half of lot 35le feet on East
Washington rtreet, East Norwalk.

Eli Northrop and wife to Charles Car-
gree, threefourths acres of land at
Unionvillo, ”00.

 

-—Get a Straw Eat at Knapp’r. All
styles and prices and the cheapest in the
country.

Palrflsld County Teachers.

The thirteenth annual meeting of the
Fairfield County Teacben' Ameiation
opened in Bridgeport yesterday morning.
About {looteachem the majority of them
young ladienwere present. JuliusS. Ban-
over,presldent of the Board of Edam.
delivered the sddresa of welcome H.
Sanford, of Stratford, F. H. Baldwin of
Fairfleld and Ira. I. ll. Thompson. of
Norwalk were appointed a committee on
resolutlons. The committee on nomina-

 

W. Porter, principl of the Grand Strand
School in Bridgeport and lb Gm
of Norwalk. In the afternoon 8. B.
Wigham spoke upon "Dem of
our schools, and bow to remedy M.”

—Whlls Bellebora at Hale's.

 

 

people are tired of using adultented

lions are H. B. Wigham of Norwalk. W. '

A [moment to Erect aSoldlsrs’
lonunioat in Front of
the Armory.

Editor of Till Sumatra—One would
think that the rplrit of the last war had
qults faded away and that the work of
the brave men who morifleed their lives
for the preservation of this glorious
United States had gone for naught and
their good deeds had been forgotten.
This would be the natural concluiiwn
any stranger would corn-r to it he made
a Vlalt in Norwalk and Smith NJI’Wln?
for as one would wander through the
beautiful streets of the borough and city
no monument, no building, would mm
the eye or attract the atu-iitiou of the
strange-r as a record of respect and con-
tinued perpetuity of regard by the prep
cut generation to the fallen heroes of the
past.

But should a strange-r coins to our
thriving town and ask where we were
going on the thirtieth of Ilsy illecow
lion dayi the universal reply would be.
we are going to the dedication of the
soldiers” armament in Riverside come,
tery. Everybody is going—tbs school
children, the police, the lire department.
the State N itional Guards, the ministers,
the church-going periplo. the justices of
the peace, the court of tnirgmev. the
butcher. the baker. the candle-stick
maker. and all are going to the fair, for
a grand affair it will be. livery mother’s

Washington and his followers deserve
respect so does Abraham Lincoln and his
followers; and from this lime-on shall
the fallen heroes bempectsd by keep-
ing their names in fresh memory once in
every year to a Republic without end.
l-lvrry minister will take up collections
on the next coming Sabbath to increase
the funds to a point of making this be.
coratlon day a succesaanl havearur-
plus that will pay for a general monu-
ment. to be erected in front of the arm-
ory by the out following decoration,
the thirtieth day of flay. 1&9.
Ar Omani: no Worm.

-Eooa Kellogg hello firm. "1 If :p.
PERSONAL Ill.) T10).

B. J. Stinger is in town.

John Canteld basretarned from a visit
in Scran' tow. Penn.

Mr. and Ira. Andrew J. Crofut have
returned home from their wedding tour.

John Cotter, fomerly of Norwalk.
, now located at Mount llolly. N. J., is
' making a short Vlalll with friends in the
i bimugh.
i S.lflll1¢lMllCltr~ll,th well known lmr'
. oogh butcher. who has been spending
{the past four months in the West for
‘the bani-iii of his health. reached home
I yesterday afternoon, accompanied by
. his wife.

William I). Hoyt. who in» been cor»
lined to the house for mly four months
suffering from lung fever. has started
for Southern Pines.

Mrs. ‘3. E. Peck and Mrs. II. S. Peek,
of Leonard street. are visiting fririudr at
Cold Spring Harbor, L. I.

Mr. and Mrs. George Skinner. of Perv
cheater. are visiting with fir. and )lra.
James finch.

Henry Serkcly. of Green Point, New
York. will spend Sunday with llr. and
Mrs. Louis Smith.

Walter flop: will spend Sunday in
Hartford.

Miss Annie- 1’. flu-iris is vmtmg in
Danhmy.

Edward and Ilmry (flamhrvi'lle. of
Ilrookiyri. are visiting in the Margin.

Miss Alice Turner will spend Sunday
with l'rlistl'elk in Brooklyn.

A. If. Byinglou and sort (image made
a flying trip here from Washington yew
terday and returned today. Mrs. Dr
high)», it is understood. iain very feeble
health, and arrangements will be made
toremove her to a private auditorium
near Itiehesrer for medium treatment.

Fred lmiaoftbiscily willspendSono
day in New Jersey.

Charles Tho-pron of first Haven is
visiting in this a".

frank Nichol; principal of the anion
school at manafovd. spent laatevnlag in
the bienngb, gloat of W. 1!. Adana

Mr. and Mrs. flannel Starr of East
Norwalk will spendSunday ialltainford.

William Wit-mowed the members
of Irene Kiralfy's "Hamlin” opens coin-
pany.isvisrtiag with Mound”
Geovge Barri”

Frank Tompkins of Long Island City.
isvisitiagwirh Immune-sync—
Kean.

Editor Sawm. of the Stamford News.
was in town today.

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There were about 04]) bushels of coke
in the collar of the old red mill recently
destroyed by fire. Home of it is still
burning.

It is reported that George Banks. who
has given general satisfaction as teacher
of our district school, is not to remain
with us another year. It is hoped that
the report is unfounded.

The depot at this place is mum to be
reporilml and Various llllpnivr'llliclllii
iiirrlr- about the a atioii.

School is chm .1 until 8 ‘lI-‘fllllv'f.

A piilllilll of llw dock belonging ‘4 ll.
ll. (lulu-rt. who r- r-unt‘y retired from
ll.» rlmg bu. '!-'--. fen llr'i‘fl puru'liuar'd
I), M, (' intro-J} ,

Um (if our p rplll-lf y-iuog li-liw. so
Dune ltu'iior any, is soon to wml a Nor-
walk gentleman.

Measles are prevalent 801001 the school
children in the Horton district.

Alice A., daughter of Hon. Lemuel
Sanford of this town. will be married on
the 27th inst. to W. ll, Hill, of Greenfield
Ilill.

~Wlirlt‘isrosin used for ? Tohdultsr
ato soap. Wlint roan contains no adul-
lcratlon ? Illa-ell soap.

‘l'rlalty “Church.
Fourth Sunday after Easter. lloly
communion 7.21%); morning prayers.
litany and sermon 10.30; Sunday school
12 o'clock; "sarong and sermon 7.30.

. LOS'ILAUD ROUND,M
‘ 70 RIWAltli-loxzv war—a sins“ mu
*0) of rolls. Thursday evening. either in South
or Bust Norwaik. The above reward will be paid
for return to this odlee. I ill—21

verso-a i-nrs'wtii‘raifiiifiii.
which the owner can have by applying at this
taller and paying for this advertisement. ruin it

” ‘ ”wimm' .

I 0 A It I) lit ll.—ti000 ACCOIIIODA'I'IOSS
and reasonable prices. Jama- llali, iio during
at . lfiuowden Hum}. 50. Sorwalk. ml7 3:
Ann!” 1'0 all”. TBA. t'UI’VlS. errors.
etc All: airman—ion. t'alloratldrns
Harmon Colman. can ”If“! for Grand l'rilria
Tu to, “(MCI or, float Sorwalk. mi? 2!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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8 NIGHTS ONLY:

'l'lllll'llll, Frilii air iiilii’ii'ray llll. llll. llll.

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PROF. MORRIS’

Tr..v::ll.rag ill flu-If own ”2.0.0 l'alare Car.nndtrlhe management of

PARADOX CO.
H. (Si-33.5.53”.
Two Grand lliitliir-cs, Friday and Saturday, at 2.30.

50-AaiMAL herons—50
ADMISSION 25. 35 AND 50c. scuoor CHILDREN 15c.

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NOTICE.
lfrilors tie-hoof Dlslrlct Bills.
LI. l'EWINS ”All“. llll.l.‘l MLUYh‘l'
1 the From Mimi; bivftll'fl are rrqan'ul to

send the non at mm m
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“unicorn ‘ arson-s ' aim as
road accommodated with room and board ia

a pvtvam amrly, at No. 0 Dav st. info 2!
FfifiFflafliiiii-Wafii anti"???
1 author will “Fall house work in
private family. . App'y rx :12. south Iovwalk

’urt otter. .15 a
y’litir‘i’rifiziiv'rii‘ii’fias. iiriir'nia'ra'

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r'l‘wo mm can... .5...» wire feet rmifo’s

I’Msvraue, Apply” W.C.3Alllll or
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llayaadllayraandstmt. Inquire or I. A.

Woodward.

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o trusses—six uooirs IACII. "it?

and 4 minute walk from the five Ill: River
rim. I‘m Ira of June Inquire of Win.
Juanita, Smwa'k. opp. It. IL
Tm. I'm: .12: River.
Tilt “£1me b‘l'olti' or not“. 30. I5

Seymour Place. l'i’ve nouns. After June I.
Apply to K. h". Matti. or Henry teymocr. III5 if
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lemon Wort lain street. wrongs. ire
of “mar it (Sum. Knight strut. ”utilize!

[5le 1'"! AI.’ éI’ICH 0P

Hitlilitlilitiiil.0.8.118.

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Tlfaglplllfisluslfihl or ”review
t'i) .

Tu and: raised hereby app'lrr for a firm in
sell Spiruimito sod Intimrohri‘,’ quwrrv, per-
ruanr to the law of tho slant» irowiri linu- Wilnyg
to the rate of lulozxrume l m. at the building
at ltoton Print. kumvn a mo l’mrttiiove. own.
sdbylliyiuasd 1 lmvta.ru the lawn of Nor—
watk. la raid Conny

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meme-m.....,.,..,,,.,..,_..,, Germaine. Ball,
normed the immune; Ive tractors and 131- ‘
paymof m town. we of whom are deemed MONDAY NIGHT, MAY 20th-

umlrrs in intervention: tumors. and are but cl
dossiers on my other claims:
J. ll. Remind. A ibbie Eben S. fluvial.
(W a. trauma. rm It. liar.
COL’K'I'Y 0' YAlllfllLD. TOW! OP NOR—
WALK. this tau. day allay. I”. .
IJ’owu Clerk of sold town. hereby rertrf . par,
snout to the statute in such care provided. this
ration endorsed as arm. has been "ll-lb
r to rule. and I further unify that each afraid en:
doe-cm is an elevtoraad taxpayer in said town. and
that a copy of the forage-mg a ’
above writ. ra Mimi. has .
flag“ K. SELLIIUK, (fruit of mid Town.
rats '.. s

Tickers. mini ting gentlemen mid ladlvhua
m it

D] USIC HALL,

0!! NIGHT ONLY.

Friday. May 24th.

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(fol. l'wvvls. )lesea Glover. David l'lattr mg DISTINGUISHED m
5. It lltanlay. Mia "can lily-sour
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Below will“ be found a sample of the multitude of —axn __
letters of site ' t M- lien.

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WI: rear ‘10. Ailo Ive rooms on last
Ave.“ . lkzreat as. Alliagood order.
forms-ma at we. Apply to W. Yunnan. at hick.
wood lg. (50. m I. if

V!!! Alnllnr‘fltalrhllflut'sl 0:6 TAYLOR
ii avenue. Palmerston: room. dining room.
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SEWCKL’ES. '
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l“. 96 [lands to more circulation. ... 21mm»
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Invalua- swwed reserve ageaa. sigma
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(“orient “mandamus paid ............. Ml.”
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gulls or 0.:an Ira-ks . kel- 13%:
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Mug-[via fund, with [7.15. Treasurer 15
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Answered by Arthur ll. Marathi their
own tunpanyol‘n an elaborate production

Two orphans.

A WSALTII Ol'
lsguiiieeiit Scenery,
Starvelous Effects, ’

inland unsolicited mm snrfrnm your friends
and he brim. ludm' Warts-lea, you know and
tin woody”, be I to” Wild:
w ’ scorn to a party so .
What has mmrwomm bezraefcryou
audit iafoily tomv ruler when the-rm“
recovery lienat yum vary door,
cor. c. I. mars asyr “I: 1975 l was
an sick with Dyspepsia film“!!! the CM“
non. rm nywsr show: err! mods.
I agreed” about one year suds half. fizmtlrm‘

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others premium lieutenant “a. Theatre.
finally perms“ to take llowes' M mom.
After hiking trio or than Mirrors 1 was entiret
cured and have been a well tiara for over via year».

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m? n. w W “ng um: ‘11; ll ouderful Settings, etc.
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Testimony of unremarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.

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