u... mw. we... " ..’ at.
York, spent yesterday lutown.
-—Chlidren's Shoesflc. Smith Bros.‘
closing out isle.
an. s. R. lluotiug celebrated her
seventy-third birthday yesterday, ether
home, No. 81 Center avenue.
—-Fiuo imported end-domestic cigars
st Plat-M’s. Buy today; no cigars sold
on M’s
Miss land 1.. Kellogg is visiting her
aunt, Ire. George T. liolly. in Htarntord,
tore few days. .V
———Wlthout doubt theTery best flour in
the market—«the “Island Uem."
Ilr.(leorge B-slts arrived home very
unexpectedly last evening and greatly
surprised everyone.
‘1", mommies-u-
‘ Loon. NEWS.
,fiofiflmflm firetpape.
, ' null-diam theta! others
fl mmmam Persons call.
flhmulstswswtii pies- seylheyeve
Jim
annulment-normal.
If,” Am Wm. Imith. foreignwa. Au-
.“ . I. levee. late O'Connell—
3 3 ‘ ”“93. 1. MY
.e.
fig rosi- omen.
tenets Dessert, It. I. heirs.
' Phletleiver, 1!. “menu, I. 0,
W. ore-a alli-
M
«Ladies' warm lined lace shoes 40
cents. Smith Bros.’ closing out sale.
A. C. GOLDING. l’. I.
user nonwaee roar omen.
he Andrews. Jervis Dunn. Ire. Thomas
There will be a special meeting of Pel-
eetine Castle, A. 0. K. M. 0., at 7.30
o'clock this evening, to take action rela-
tive to the death of John W. Reed.
-——'1‘hoes boys'flbiittoh and lace shoes,
11 toll, all the rage, 900, at C.B.Harvey'e.
‘i
me.
our. lies Jails omen.
new more. r. it.
3zlhtatmnmanaatar'lo-lsrrow.
Ieilriees Sunsets Hightids Lowtide
' agar . e.os 12.21
.t.l’i ‘ W
low Tart Harald Iaaahar Invariants.
0.1M
Florence dcodsld at her residence on
'K" W :‘Mim ml! “10 llerwih meet, letsvsulug,by:hilnteny
1“ Vi“ 2'0“le "0'39 north- Iittls friends. A pleasant evening was
canton-day, with en iocslrarnsin the PM-
Unlf states, and wii advance toward
Gaps Hatteras, followed by rain and
snow and an increase cl storm energy
on the seaboard tomorrow. In this die
"lotto-day fair to partly cloudy, slightly
weather will prevail, with fresh
My winds, shifting to northerly and
m, followed by rain or snow dur-
II‘ the niflit or to-morrow morning. In
the Kiddie Staten slightly colder, fair to
cloudy weather will revail. with
variable winds becoming easterly,
followed by rain or snow in the southern
, extending northward at night.
It New England colder, fair to partly
cloudy weather and fresh westerly
winds. On Sunday in this section and
in New England, partly cloudy tocioud
weather will probably prevail, wit
northerly to easterly winds, slight ther-
Illdl charges, rain or snow and danger-
ona winds 01! the coasts, followed by
clearing in this sectiom and on Monday,
paltly cloudy to fair weather, with no
deem thermal changes.
SUNDAY IEBVICIS .
-—A new arrival of Calico Wrappers and
and $1.75, at 11. B. Bnith'e.
arrested last evening by Oflicer Cashew,
for drunkennem and breach of the peace.
tinued.
James Ileggerty, or Willimeuttc, dis-
Bridgeport to be the youngest veteran
of the rebellion. lisggeriy enlisted
pany H, Twenty-first regiment, C. V.
"The annual convention of the Benefit
Fund Amociation of the Connecticut
Total Abstinence Union of Connecticut
will be held in the Knights of Columbus
Hall, New Haven, April 15. The con-
vention is to be called to order at 10 am.
80o Norman: Comm-manome—
Rov. EB. Holman, of Bonthport, will
nveac ,en the morning. Young Peoples’
meeting at 6:10. Praise meeting. In
thnevsning the pastor will deliver the
fourth lecture in the course. Subject-—
What h the authority of the Bible ?
80m Nonvuut Hmonrsr.—-Rev.
Geo. L. Thompon. pastor of Washing-
ton Park (lurch, Briqepomwiil preach
Inonhg and evening in exchange with
the pastor. Sande school at 12 o'clock.
Young peoplse' an coaverts’ meeting at
I pull.
Marl gonomsrrom—Iu the
arm-lingDr. able, will d _ res upon
The of the virgins. lies Lila L.
W' of New York. will sing the odor-
ttl'y. n the evening his theme will be—
Birength and beauty in character. A
sermon for everybody.
, Norman: Barrier—Rev. can Torrey,
Eton Morning subject—The last feast.
eiiiug-J'hirteen at the table. Sun-
schwl at 12:15. Christian Endeavor
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or-
better. T. B. (layer A: Son.
nent, tolerance; to a friend, your heart;
father, deference; to your mother, con-
yourseit, respect; to all men, charity.
-Latest style, very tine, nobhy calf
and kangaroo hand-sewed welt "
Hoyt’s, 37 Wall street, Norwslk. They
see them.
in the game of chess at present.
meeting at 6:30 p.m. merit to be given next I-‘all a chess tour-
fluent—Push“ Sunday. Holy nement will probably be held. That is
mulch at 7:30 a.rn. Morning rny- if the members gain adegree of profi-
er, litany and sermon at 10:30. ven-
eong at}: p.m. The sermon at the morn-
ing willbepreeched by Rev. C.
I. , . rector of St. Paul’s Church.
armowoon Uflgfi Chang-Subset,
Sunday evening— ow to rev .—
Rom. 105-10. Wednesday evening—
Godb love manifested.-John 3:16.
leer Avk. limonrs'r.—-C. It. chg,
pastor. Subject for morning service.
. The man who rsceivetb sinners. At 2.80
p. on. new church ma- meeting. Even-
rug service at 7 o’clock. Subject—Par-
tinrlisrn toward God.”—Job 13:8.
- onm Gunman Cncecn-ltorning
.eubject, "Inn; is he immortal at crea-
:Iiolflll‘ll immortalitya blessing to be
obiaiasdthmgblesnsChrist?” 12m.
-echooi. Gilli—This service will
he. the direction of brother Charles
Pashaton. All uninvited to this sar—
vios. Evening subject, “The Atone-
rlefir’ Thiessrmou will he the first of
.aeerlseot eeveuon thisvery important
Whoever denim hear
nbject. to on
thhnbject should avail themselveeof
new saiearoam. The Old Well Cigar Co.
vertiee his wares.
r. ______.. secretary, lib Fanny Foote; treasurer,
‘w=fim1nArtDept.,Bostou8tnre,re- ’J.H. Ives.
Mto‘fllailflt- lust beeold this
, auxin!" ri W ,, ,
eff-v’a-Lv‘" hpmwchsah enact vary jubilant
. _'3,g3thsectid1ticn attire weather to
r. . ....——
f4eb1otdllodery,9c.psrpalr. See
.aeesrrise-sotuae-tth.
. Sirianilensse,orn-nnnry,rornsrly
ortsn city, is visiting frieuds in in.
M
years.
board and a free return home.
A pleasant sir-rprise—Mfiwwes glva‘Misa
Tee Gowns, at 092., $1.20. $1.85, 3150
Anthony Callaghan; (lienvilie. was
He was brought before Judge Knapp
this morning, and his case was con-
putes the claim of Fred. H. Nichols of
when he was fourteen years old in Com-
—We are receivingdirecwt the Northamp- .
dare promptly and at low figures. None
The following short sermon is going
the rounds: The best thing to give to
your enemy is forgiveness; to an oppo-
toyour child, a good example; to your
duct that will make her proud of you; to
,Il
are very fine. Only 35. Don’t fall to
Some of the members of Old Well
Book a: Ladder 00. are much interested
In ad-
dition to the billiard and pool tourna—
cisncy that will make a creditable show.
—Until April 1st, before removal, we
will offer all our odd and broken lots of
cigars at greatly reduced prices. We
will also otIer at less than wholesale
prices smoking tobaccoee from the best
factories, as we shall not sell any tobac-
cos except in original packages in our
The secret of advertising is to keep
your name belore the public all the time
in one way or another, but especially in
identifying yourself with the businem
engaged in. The public has a poor mem-
ory and ievery liable to forget that a
men is in business when he doesn‘t ad-
The Epwortk League of Deuhury held
a meeting Thursday evening at the
lethodist church and chilled the fellow-
ing oflicere: P_resident, Nelson J. Bar.
rat-tag the first. or r en. nun um
.. ” mm; m vice-pmiillr‘nbgeunuanbi; 33 3:37.? iii... Benthng‘eii'n 23$; 5°?” to.
, ' » 2nd vieoprssidsnt. in attic . Pul - a 0 00 All"
<nsv.lr0nnadmiresustostetethat . .
' . . . ’ . - Ilia ! Osmuu; .
. ' “(sewers he wes unjustly find. “'3' 8d 'mmdm" ey “‘0' mummg'roldnmuonmr "fine“,
The Denbnry News says that Orrin vA.
Tottlb, ‘lormedyot obi-loitywho. hes. tor
_ a private watchmen
for th'ebrisihsw' men of Danbwy,will
giveup his pr-eirt evocation April 1st.
Hahn-purchasedn fine heck and will
go into humus- for himself as a public
carrier. Ir. rattle has been a private
watchmen on lain street about thirteen
Someol Barnum'e ballet girls complain
ot sharp practice. They say they signed
before coming to this country entrants
gumheiug them 81.50 a week and
In
Ianyh‘avssiguedthenew contracts,
‘ hnteeytheywereforcsdtodosonnd
» _' dehmmuwmmmmmmnntetm-
, ‘hflvnflshflpasadsotthsfltage ailinlliscrk.
‘ , ,hldlnthetsity. Aeomrnittes of the directorsotthe
Onseeildetsdroedperfeotedon Wednes'
deynrrengsmeutsbywhiehhnelcs'l‘ut-
tiswlllneenmi’geusral menagsr,epoel-
dawns-tilts”! geuaeleupse-
handmhneuflyaholhhsd. inasmuch
mithn incumbent will have charge of
'soorw
Two 3"." .0”-
Two Putnam lads. neared [owls Io-
grelleeri. aged 15,. and Hiram Galley,
need 16, mysteriously left town on Wed-
nesday night, by the boat train, leaving
tor New York at Brill. since which time
nothing has Men heard train them.
They were employed in Messrs. Bam-
mond & Knowltcn’s silk mill. Oetley
adroitiy managed to get his full payfilll,
but logrnbarn succeeded only in getting
out part of his. It is thought they had
an idea 01 trying a se'llor's life. Ingra-
bem's father left town a low months ago
and joinefihe regular army.
All Around the liters.
A movement is on foot to organize a
militia company in Windsor Looks to
become a part of the Flrst regiment.
There has not been a company in
Windsor Locks since 1880:
Ilrs. Haber. of Annuals, drank too
much yesterday, and in some unexplain-
ed way bring herself by her back heir to
a hook in a closet of the railroad station
She was rescued and arrested.
“The committee appointed by Governor
Bulkeley to recommend concerning 1n~
creasing the state accommodations for
the insane is to ascertain how runny in-
sane there ere in the Mount towns wile
deduct be accommodated at the septum
st Itlddletowu. . .
Charles Garwood, colored,“ Bridge-
port, has been mined by‘pollcy’playlng.
lie spent all his money, pawned his be-
longings and finally stole from hie eni-
ployer to raise funds to play the game.
lie was heavily lined in the Bridgeport
police court yesterday.
Slaflord Springs people have received
ward from Washington that Senator
Plan has President Harrison's promise
to give the most careful consideration to
the petition for the pardon of it. 8.
Hicks, now in prison for embezzling the
loads of the Stafford National hank.
llama—Why, only last week you said
that nothing your father and mother
could say would ever make you marry
Rob Bohhett, and now you‘ve engaged
yourself to him. Why did you do it?
Lou.-—lt was something Rob said blot-
sell. He hadn‘t asked me last week.
' 151 E1;
ltBlD.——At Bly‘s Neck. larvh a, 1500 John W.
lieu-l. aged :1 years, 2 months and 1‘.‘ days.
wines:
Advertisements under this head not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time Etc, 3 times 50c, i week stoo
*‘ 1‘ ”' "v: 'v’,‘ a“
CAIll’B’l‘rlCLBANllD—‘l‘tKlYOITRCA [Will‘s
‘ to the :lsugetuck steam Cornet Cielulnx 1‘0.
and have them steamed and cleaned Orders by
null or left at I). Stow‘e furniture rooms promptly
attended to. it. Wakeman. lsnngrr. mlb lw
A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Apglyat No. 2 Chapel et., South Nornslk
m
OBNTS 1'01! Till “UNITED STATES SE.
cret aervleeh the Late War " by Gen. Is-
.Iiaker lstsc'hleiofthe etionai Secret
body weutethla book. Strong
8 Killer, our Asylum street. Hartford. Ct. fit an
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, I timelic, s time! son. 1 week 81.0).
‘OUR EDDIE. FIRST "DOB, I0 FRANKLIN
avenue (near armory); rent 11 per month ;
from April I. call on or one . Bennett. Nor.
walk. m2} at
OUR 011 "VI ROOMS, WITII BARN BOOM
and garden; live minutes‘ walk humans:
In 1w
Norwelk depot. Apply to Willie lam-ll
I GUS! No.10 DAY sums ROOMS; RENT
816. Partol house No. 13 Day street; rent
87. Possession at once. Ap 'y to Taylor a Golden.
or W. Youngs, st lackw lfg. Co. mt? if
URNISIIID 1100!, WITH OR WITIIOITT
board; lady or gentlemn. 3) Ilsvllend :- ,
South Norwalk. m2] at
ANIW AND VIRY DRSIRABLE BOUSI 10R
two familial. on leedow street. south Nor-
walk. Water in Ilent very reasonable. Inquire
of Dr. George W. Benedict, ill West ave. mo tl’
HOUSE ON NORTH SIDIOFTIIBTU RM’llllt
north of Taylor avenue. The rrmlses now
credited by Robert IcAllleter. Inqs of William
Belt . mto
VITUATKD A'I' 71V! IILI RIVIR. A NEW
houscoi’ dvela 2 rooms, andoueezreofland;
within two minutes walk of depot; rent '7 per
month. [or particulars inquire at George W. Ray-
mond, live Ills River, Conn. mill 1w
RB RODS! 10 noous. ALSO ON! Ui’i'lit
and one lower door. Apply to J. L.Durbeek.
01 Booth lain street. m1? 1w
oust: N0. 4 CHAPIL STREET. comers.
1 rooms. etmodernre rent. Apply to'l‘ey-
lort . realestete agents, thinptonstreet.
South Norwalk. urchin tf
Mm “ r"
_ 4 Solo—"Night of Nights"
eon ~
W
“Wm“.mfiwW'
!WAII OIGAI. coernrmolinev.
sis- Mussel: madca- essiteit
more must tor the and kind or we.
neeoeslor on. Address“lesinsw, ”
loath llorwelk.
roost": s‘lifilitilET Malcolm no".
s,1t
on,|seec¢hsnd
wo-esat
a buggy. All
top bu . warren for m
I you, kiln street. South Harwell.
wag—
. Boys
Hell. I
retort
House All!) not 0! RATIO!!!) Mltkl'l'.
near liooih lain street. lloeth Norwslk.
house coulailla Iiircoare- momtsd with newer.
Apply in a. r. Ilevcus, lime llall bloeh. mill 1w
ecorrn IIAID Film nerves. Cait-
S do. hocghtendeeldersoldos seer-in
domumynewplaeeof bade-s. Indw the lei
vetionArmyhunekaleethlorwalk. Walled
Bee-.- _. .m...~.iz!1...
Anllltlti‘l'ttt'l'on'l DALI—A DWILLIIG
iiousescdabontllarveeotlsndmnlivll‘tfik
roadie ecnth liorwelk belle homestead y
limestone—ed. 13;;an
Intrator. tf
oeec'pled by Benjamin
or illlern 11. lead. Mil
l OUBI All) 1171‘.“ ILIZADITII ii‘l'ltll'l'
booth Norwelk. Boone contains heater and
hascitywster,sndieeonneetnd with newer. Lot
1531153.)“: wholghlsgnrnand A pi:lerictyw of trait.
so acres r to .A. -
mood, 19 [line new ’ Juntl’
ousne acumen tors sun nuns sr
RIAllOIIABLI rulers sun on net
renne- A180 ravee'rrresr nouns. mass
escorts-rep. ravioli a comes, in:
Iiorsa Buyers El
BIT COACHEBI. the
REIT BOADITBBI. the
01!“?an WORKER!
and alto
328'! A8! rt'nsmrr or
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
8232. All Horace sold
by this establishment
are WABBAITED.
BllllllKSIIlE l'l'lllll Fill.
Womconstantlyr-e- "fulfill Clrll’l’lNG.
.. err fa
.. 0017138 lino Home. ... «pm «on y m... .w . meénm. monomer-r ‘“ “‘
Iuad to all workman aisay “W' all" mm" 1" 00' M. ii messiah"
W" mgwwflhend litmus-“caramel! rm ’0‘“ thears‘aI WW”H’ ”:13.“ have
You will find the 1'!!- ..m, mu mwumvmum“ mm“ mm «our. eeregh tenant
PricelistoftheAbovaLot.
REMflllL All
other the
M. 5m ottoman. ,
sane Houses in Fair-- til it “35"" Mil.” it:
new county. psi-use n z: o 3;; . “” 3-}?
r C
'14 .
Lara Curtain all m.
fillmllse loan “irritant! perv.- Draft and duel/s will): at if .
8031MB.
Homer ll. lloyl
J EW EIJER .
Will teams to
No. 10 North Main Street
About Ap ll 1. llatll lhdl lists 1 will otter nlyentlve
s I
"arias.
c. lrfiwcrlh
M. II. PARSONS.
. W mt mm
woe arena 0 in}
from ' “ """lliit'ld‘lfiWTfit’fié-‘li, on
'1. ham "1’
lflrrarllri
AT TIIP.
South Norwalk Congregational Church
1
Welrrrlay illuminant 26.
Ill. FRANK TAI'T, of New York. organist
I185 LILLIAN A. SHERWOOD. Soprano, and
lit BVIRIT’I‘ NOYI‘. liaise,
AND CliOlilTS 0? FOR” VOICES.
Programme.
can I.
, .‘ ll. liflerlnlrt‘ do Site Cecile, In C minor
rll. Chortle oi Angela. . ..
2 Chemo—"Ir (8111c upon lht‘ midnight clear."
(A. Sullivan
.. ....\’ch
..B Van do Water
_5"l.eCernlvnl”..... Wely
‘ Arrival at peasants. rattle dance (bag-pipes).
‘1‘ ‘ storm.mayonmotlnnatlrn at the cause,
i imitation at a nighlorale and cockoo. with strains
of e 1!“th hymn heard in the drainer-e.
PA “1‘ "-
..Bttlsie
Mark
3 Se'mtlnnr ~“Aluie”. ....
........
1 S )il‘ll ard Chorus. “Jerusalem". .. . Ilenry Parker
Mira Lillian Sherwood. tiapmno; Ir. Ev erct:
Noyes. Basso, and Chorus.
2 j a. Prelude and Fugue ...............
l h. Largo. . .
: Handel
3 Solo—"Ave \'ert1m_“
"Come thou foilrf,"
ll. Hillard
4 (heart Fantasie-"Old folks at home. .. .. Taft
5 (‘homs~"l’ralse ye the Father" .......... ilonoud
ii larch from ‘Tenhlxaeuser .. ...Wagnu
Dinzreine for reserved sure will be opened on
Ioeday moraine. larch it, at 8 o'clock. at I hie:
tcd‘e and Gregory‘s drug stores. Tickets to cell
eschgnorhane forrrae-vedaeais. in”
‘0" fiqufl'flfi 3.3
dot—11.
1 Agency-
tilesms lp ii‘hPII—Cahlil and lineage. Dram '
0* Borer.
taken. allrond Tlckc's, Baggage (torched l0 Del-
titration.
latelsrlnlllalllmrl
mm
morn nonwaut savraoe nan-r ’ Wham. y m “MM . . _, .
3 3 ’ 3 . m 13: .l , .. 4 Hr, . Liv;
The! elW-Alogbn I”, 3 A,” 0081'; BMJ’O‘} ‘19:,”le w” ‘Vmgwmx‘nsonsvmrmrm stric- el-oseoerpleteae‘sorr».
Dormant it m.endfroin1tot .ra .-. "r we. ’l " firm «also ‘ "W" m """“" "WWW“"W'
onutnrdeyeve£gslmnidloa 9 fiat . "M “I” W ’
. «Momma
omens rue; ~ '
loan it. inertia Warm;
roux u. altars. lies. anc‘f‘rses
" TLArrorl,
cal [stale and [loose erect, General Insurance
l'lro, Life and Accident. Ocean
our lot in. to m.
And hilly warranted. eel' hm on head mm M
movements, My stool of Jewelry is all denim
goods, no old stock or sued styles
Another Great Bargain ll lrr‘rs Gulls.
Mir le- downer draw ,
”mm; mm, ' 'mmwbxgmttm thing «to harm been swim in the town for tie.
ll()M F3}! H. IIOYT,
K0. I5 BAILKOAI’ PLACE ”m
_. , _ _ .. , ,.,'- ‘ 3""M‘Mrfiem.“ rwr’Armthe’rmlutn f a ..
.................., W...- ...-.. ....1:.1°'....” m1...:;x:.°r.."‘°‘t’.:”..'"*u
cram l Wlilfllsrr.
something new. 14 mil «was err-at: ys‘rrw’y ell wool, would roaslder we'l hoorht at the. have
WM Mormon. m can“ or. . I'M Wow. and more be we“ to have one and all cell for
lrlrlr for irllall’r Bazar Patterns.
for £1 and upwards and Ioncy Orders in all parls
Notary Public; acknowledgments
65 Washington Street. Next to Post Once.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
HORSES“!
Another tar load of Horses arrived May at
A. SOLIANB' STABLE, including latched Teams
and Horses for all purposes, selected with care eo-
lfsvln: leased and retitled the mm at
35 Main Street, Harwell,
formerly orrnpled by (looms Fl. mymnmnley
will endeavor to keep constantly on hand it good
sesorrmenrol
pecially for this market. They will be sold at res '
eoneblepricee.
4- sonMAns- Remember Our Place
WWW... . of Business
N()'].'ICE. '1
. "" "' "‘3‘ By Mr :lvrtllmz or hope to gain the mmilrlrnce at" ' -
bout“ NOI'WIIK [Juan g‘ohoo' the public and a more of lilo pair-mogul We mi’vt'
”'“flc' sr reaeunnhm prrm Number, Parlor and hitting
' ' Room Mills, Desks. Book (feces. ('Allifll‘lfl, Hprlng
Ntmosrs nearer own on an assess— rlmm lilnrmm. A title moment of any ’
meat of the men e e rate within lard Il:slrlrt Carrion-u, liar Barks. Extension Tallies, Ac . rte,
ltasbrenmadeonllle t~ wn let of hit and utter
raid llvt has this day been deposited by the clerk of
laid District at the one» of lhe Helatmcn. 50. ‘29
Washington street, Mnlh Harwell. Conn . for ca-
smlnaviau, and that the Hoard or it; ”of will meet
at the out i: of said Mlectmen. No. :50 Wavhmgmn
etrtet. on the firth day or March, A. IL, Hill). at 2
o‘clock p m, in near and dotrrmlne all Alumni:
made to them for the en nitration and pcrlcruon of
said userrment.
Dated at the ('lty of Foo'h Norwslk, Conn, this
the torn day of March, it‘ll)
Cram Ac \‘i’hittlcscy.
(93 flat
lllllllllll'l'i
~ .S. SMITH,
A. BLANCHARD, i
IA'I’TIIKW CURBE‘I‘T, l
c 3 h 50 “1.1% armors. s h N
ommittcco. l e or or k [7 ion l t
Dairicr. '. :1 Bolton I have jrlrt received a image line wt 0“ orwaI k, CO n "-
Notice.
N once 18 III!!!" ALSO GWEN that an as
surment of the weak estate or said District
which was so situat d that time was no distinct and.
$8. 810 all 81? “WW F. A. Ferris 8t ”Go’s Unexcelled
UI’ERA. Il()USE
one mom can.
WEDNESDAY, MA RCll 26
Prices, 25. 35 and 60 Cents.
Harrigan’s
TWO BARNEYS
And Irish and American Tourists (In.
[N A
Tour Around the World
The scenery used by thlsooerpany lneluda a large
and splendid selection of scenes from Ireland and
America. with grand eflects and transitions, includ-
ing the Bertholdi Statute, in New York Harbor, the
Brooklyn Bridge, a Voyage Across the Ocean.aToor
lucrdenral to the trip will occur
Iierrignu'e lrirh and American Tourists in a new
and laughable comedy, entitled. the
3' lrlBarlllrlrlllllral’rlllulll
Remvtd seats on ra'e at Hale‘s, Norwelk, and
Pleistrd‘s, nonth Norwaik. in!)
I] 0. culture.
.
Carpenter and Builder.
Plane furnished and Mmglvea.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly etmdad to.
An street, lain
h it near
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District or mm... .1. “lamina
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, value, has been made or the Amara.
and this day been Ilel by the Clerk of said Dtsrrlrt.
with the :‘eltc men at No. 29 Washington stre:r., in
the H" or ‘oulll Not-walk. Conn.
Dated at the city of south Narwalk, Conn. this
the 15th day of larch, A D . 1“.
A. BLANCIIARD.
lA’l'i'lllW COltBl'l'l'.
ll. 8 GOLDEN,
Committee of the South Norris-k Union School
Dull-let. mm 10
Which I llill going to
_ Boneless Bacon, Smoked Beef,
Salllfill ll 86, 38 ill :10
and Hams. We think they
are the finest in the world. Give
them atrial and then give us
your verdict.
Mmr H lllllmTli.
A. card.
IT MAY BE
that y-ur local Wall Pain-1’
dealer has not just what
you want for the reflective
decoration of your home.
In our collection you will
find at moderate coat all
the good, the beautiful, and
the new Wall Papers made
for the present season.
Joseph P. McIIogh a 00.,
3 West 42d Sh,
(First Hones from 5th Ave.)
New York. m6 0m
Plilllll'l'llllll
llEllfBlBlllls.
325.00 Antique Chamber Suite
reduced to $20.00.
$30.00 Solid Oak Suite reduced
(fall and Examine There
As it wil be to Your Own interest.
Davis:
The Tailor,
South Somalis.
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lot-walk. mel- 4. ”'6
womrmmm TO THE 'l’Ull’LlC:
to 825300. Public W 3—” 3
1;... m... resort... must JUST. .1 Will ill ill: r...- .,_ .. ,3,._ n, we; will,
; have the mom. bmfi'finm m - ,. age er 1 lb. wit .——lor we ave n-
3 , 3 “one“ . . . 3. , . :3 .
' David Stow um «wow; ~ 1"“ ”:5 .31.... m “a” 98".” PM ,
amunum‘l"; lint an extensive Spring Woes. We are making most atren-
80. .‘Ufiggnm. 1:53;: amg‘sfimm ethic: tome“ previous seasons. We will shortly ’
- owns-ices» w .ebowrm " Stockofll" . ’ f
p “a , filmy; 3 illrnery Goods in the public, and 3
mMmmmmwould some all who intend purchasing anything in this
' mmwflm towoit a low days until the balance of our Spring
they will attract 0min arrive. As we are desirous of showing to the ladies only
m. ' ”Welded novelties, we prefer waiting a week longer, instead 3
.
ditto" I“: :ll '7 mo! haulage Spring Opening before the latest novelties are
,mlly out. We therefore advises“ ladies to
WAIT
GEO. ILBAYIIOND
Norwalk Chronicler