NUMBER 703.
olnac'ronv
TOWN OF NORWALK.
AWN~waIIkt 0.1-“th
walk; LNPlachewalk.
To than ofnarvaadovewhenronetnl-
vaadyawnenoftkefnotwawonldeaythat
WNW
[argon-ell dagraqwill be found
hinovarybaainaaatraea-
Mud tiworthyetallpntranagc
mum-._
’ Arnoonnwleone.
W mwfl‘th-el.
' w at. and
“I“ adapt-la mane
IAN]! m mlahmeszfll‘lnll’
nua‘puelpuu ”Jr-:3...
”MILL. JAKE ”Well «N. W
eetatebrokcand
HOBBBLL“ A L‘BOIHBDIBU. E Waahlogton at.
“W
AOON lilein N.-dotWaehin on
"Emil Mervin eonfectloucrymlcc
cream. “a
300m BNNAC. loNo. Iain-t, 3. N. Bole
spot for orton‘acele “W'N
CRAB. L. “In.” Pnrc
m aniline Preehgocdedaily.
WILSON'B “Rama lode" mlirmd Bakery. 3.
lnevnoldaatuileyalondat.
CIN'I’BAL NATIONAL BANK. 1750. Well at..N
mg?“ 3.1”” "
yer. vice—preatdeut;
William
CITY NATIONAL mBANK. The. GWaahiugtonat.
0..N eurplua
roe It Wt .J'Imo y-
Ifll. m.
Am COUNTY NAflONnuflAN-IK B
gliwmlameew .i! att view-eat. “fig”
Wald.” BANLThe. bl
UNTY BA two
00 naflow
I ‘ 'llo'rdo ls." Craw.'rlce
ram
3. loody pleat;
pen“! ameaLi Ireea
NATIONAL BANK 01' NORWA The. of Wall
incorporated!!!” Eben
“.3.
will“. [LEI
W firmngnJ Bill.
0. TM!
3. it. Wilaon I. I DuWfiPlit-e'hm W.
Bankera etc I I
lPezatmalm yawoantaareaoiicited.
NORWALK SAVINGSSOCIEHI' The.Wailat N.
DepodtaoverWManrzina or».
J l
1!.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.Am The,
W. Sol—
m'lm'w “in“; be I. walla trees. “giant
. Honey oumrntgagr.
BB". (Who .)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEP 3 N. Hammond
beef,perk.eheep.lamb. veal.etc.
TIBET“. I. ACO“ N. Armour'sbedand
purine]! Hcmsme-edhmbgndmuttcn.
BILL room AN]! Jimmy-ran.
BUTTONJ. P. Pomoluhoxm N. Circulars
fobdiuoverlimsnndaypapere.
nucrnnnrno.
cmolo.1‘.footnaymondat.s.N.iloraa-
shoeinga
WI BUILDERS.
WOUND £00. P. chorus“: N. builders
«madcap-him“: .
MAN!) SHOE DEALERS.
BROWNJI. S. killings. N. cutenWtwkalli
mold-e- tuned-hr
metal! No. lainat,s.N. mnemonic
w“ BON Tfiwm S.N
SCRAUBJOBNA
Agcodaaamt-ntatlow prleae.
BOOTAND anon cunning. l1
mono 20W Place. 8. A
warkneuiyandla-ptlydaae.
snowman-tonne.
1mm
pee-rial.
our. mnwwaammlerwheglt canned
Jo.“ n-WamnN.
mm. 7"." “13"‘mdfll
medadtnfla "’ ' y
4 n%' A muabnnlm. linen!
“lfimflfltMIh
mmgumfl'om w
n. non-raw Daymdevenhg.‘
manna. 'v-eeouou '9
MCJIM u
“Won't-woodcut...
“It.
W Olimaurnntedtoeure.
w-afaetatvgouea Waahhgioaat. at..3 N.
CIDCIIIY AND GWABI.
NABEP. ll AIIO. cut. lainaadWeueteJJ
Agateandtiawelo
e Ill l W...
murmur artisans.» Win-13““
Thunder's
N. Ohm°"':;: n‘lvw
m It) It
Inc-£01353; Gert. we... led.
an
“MW“! ACGJD‘WWetwlrI. fill.
“03me
”mulch! l.fl¢heetnuttl.li «Wm
WM
IAYIOND BIOB. Akron. salt glared and cemevu
pipe, 3 to m incheain Indiarueter
DRUG! AND CHEIICALD.
BAH 31D! PHARMACY. Van Zaudt eye. I. N.
Bnudeyhoare.3to10a.ru. enroll at. Prunerip
ticne carefuli y compounded
GREGORY J G. ”Wallet. N. Eotahiiahed in.
Wholcealseudretai I. l‘opularprtcea.
8106 JOHN A. ll Main at N. l'erfuloea ~Afty
detect pcrfumce.
P'LAIiiTBD‘S. “Wnahingtouai B. N. patmtmedi-
clnea.cte. Pkylciane' preecrlpiiouaaapecialty.
DRY-00008.
Aim“: L A SONS-gm Equitable " No. 1
Gneatte ildiI‘.N Drygoodeoil clotha mat
tine and ruga.
BANKS. r. K. hiebackemo Revel block 8 N. dry
.notione glovee. cw. Umierwearaapecialty.
BBNNE'H'J. Eltlaln et N. Bneiueas eatab-
liahed over forty- -two yearn
DICKRRIAN. A. ASON. Ninhingtou et.8
dry carpeia. etc ieec adv.)
SCOPIELD e iiOYT sflnzeitebldg N. EWaah- 1
ington at. 3 N. (Bee advancement)
STREET. EDWARD 5 Gazette bidg. N Dry
gooda. fancy gooda. notiona and hoe ol.iery
omega-ml.
BENTON e BRUNDAGB cflecat Bensdict' a 43
.N.
linie' a. Careful and prompt eervice.
“1'“on local“)... no.
BYIBEE, P. s. A (‘0. 99 lain at N Manufactur
era of Scolicid e ccicbvnted davorlng extreme
NORWAI ii EXTRACT CO. N. mannfactorera of
fine extracts. Ambler & Bell.
P-ERTILIZEBS
RAYZIOND BROS ordinary
lain to «asthma mmmeym lee lining-
non. OYSTEBS. CLAMS, ETC.
HUNT & ZBLUFI’. 69Washiugton at. S N Inc
flab. oylters, ciame frui ts, gnllle.v vetcegetabiea,
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. BTaylor avenue. 3. N. Alao
atone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. coon-adorn for dag. commie,
aepilalt. brick. cement and gravel walkn.
"DBIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
A'l'lllifi.
“MW. 11. :00. biotic Bali block.3. N.
eolc agenta.
molt. GRAIN AND FEED.
“lSLAND GK!" FLOUth beet made. Don‘t
fail to nae it.
'BONIKDIKU. D. ANIKL, east end of Washington
I'etbridge. Theaoiceetoifamllydonrkept.
RAYNOND BROS. bay. lira: door and feed in
load. at or cargo lots.
REDMILL, Darlen. Crofntdlloee. Gnimchoicc
BRIAN. TRBODO Waddngtonet.(cadend)
communion-king glam-renames.“
A
BAYIONDIGIO. ll. newenwmitandfilainat,
N. PW fiudfisofllfluagui
STOW DAVID...
”ruin-alumnae.“ ‘
CASING!!! commune.
“3"“ runwmmw'... m
are
“enrolment” dial T. title doi-
mwmmm
WWW.)
uormannna-dnm WallatN. whole
numb.“
once “and “Wall at. N. whole-la
groom-.Ioar.fesd.gain.aay.ete.
BROWN, W-hhghnethJole
AWIDCO 70
ulna, ”CONRAD. Ml Wadi-glen at. 3.N.
B
ehcicandgrocwim provilae.
el.N.lonr,
“Mum“ wot at,N. ntynd
announce-o
mfaethmrernit.
< .4;ch la. .1-
I‘ll. '
W%Y‘ it $58.10*”
ofld"
snowmo- ava. and lehcol fin.
Newer“ aewgnoda—dnewprieaa
announce. at w at. ell. aera-
vamxe. mallow n. Cat-wthir
mmwwautfim
HAITI-I'm m0!)
mm:.rlnarau.e.n.alulm
«hurdles.
urnnamfleco. moat
undama- ' «Wm‘
u“’IA‘IIAND
MiG-3.3m
mam-bang
“3% . - firmw
#- 7.7:...
‘ menace-v
cone.”
owwmnmetwwm IN. Bead
Baviiaad.pvo|nletor. lumeplen. workroom.
' . .eew at.ii. N.
MI"! I! aehiagtom crockery.
announce “linden Point tarot." fl. N. aieo
milkpodamr.
m
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. to A leadlugtoa at.
3..N RealBeteteaudlnaurauce.
CONNPCYICUT OBN‘L urn iNs 00.8.3.1:
lionlmedien Waehieglon ad.
NETHOPOLITAN ”1'3le 00. to Wuhingtoo
Ng‘iltWALK FIRE Dis. 00..
PEOPLE'D Lll'll 1N3. CO The inodera block.
CRAFI'UBD
WKWOOD EDWARD! roomi Genet
LOCKWOOD HAND PACTU RING CO.
NORWALN LOCK COIPANY 8. N. New York
ofleetfl buildua hard-
gmnd feed” my, 5:135“ umnltlt oceans. b
1.9W fer N. Alikiudeofinnlber
BERG PAUL. Woodward mm pinata, cut “g“ m a, Bug, rail m " L
lowunand andornamcntal piece-made order. SHOPS "3"
IeKAY. dorm. a. n near the depot Bailing HACHINP .
Iowalo and ear-I wmk or all kinda. nonwm more snow co. raw-«rim at,
‘ ' oideat and 3... RI WWII ”HS“:
em'rll .lomt ll. Bo. late at. ext. the WW“- .ro-
heat hon loriat in ran vicinity. meat pail-fur
downer. ate. M arch of all kink a axially
worm.” A.
WGBIWAW. EN
gardelllnoduceill
“mm;
“Will momma GOODS.
. ill: M
I“ DIALIBI.
monoclonal. .‘inlld MI. Baal
eatate. inveetmen mus Mm
nomm L‘RO
BU. “Washingtouat.
y Wm
INSURANCE COHAM
d. 8 N.”
at.3.N linetnntcnihhleaael anpt.
N. luaneeeeefni
aiueaa aiucc in. No outatandiog ioea claims.
lainat. 3 N .ino. Prunehmaet. superintendent
mus-neon common.
3 Iaaonic 6% Ronda
liddleeu Banking and ltqrtltlllrlt‘r'N l'tgc
IRON AND "I“.
SHIT". W. ll. ‘00. lhandi7Wai¢rat.N.
Ioflw. uh. ten-leer Mile-mm
IRON Inner: AND Bananas.
IKRRITT. E. I. 32 and 53 Water at. N. iron work
of all kinda.
Till!) DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Waie'r
at. 3. N. Wm. ll. iioyt. proprietor.
IRON FOUNDBIEI.
GILES A ('LANCY at The Ntrwalk Iron Worh
00.. and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
Wallet N Our motto. prompt attention."
CAVANAGII S EXPRESS. furniture and JEWELERS.
Diem moved lavender-It ..... me A e 3950. Halo et 9 3: up. City Hotel
SHERWOOD. W W.. N. alate at post-once Y(and 3. N watch repoiringaepecial
HOY'I'. I]. B lBNo. “31.8 N. el'rlcllyflrat.cla-
goodeatlow pvit-a
JACKSON. lleiillA‘tDJIBWallat. N. watcher. dia-
mo ..etc l’Ine watch repairing a epcciaity
R000 ll ll dinnumdatwalchen
jewel? silver and
plated ware. rt-pairlngaepecinlty. 83 eiuet 3.13.
LAWYERS.
untoxn BROS. Bradley senper- phosphate mm Arsrn. AIrItlm E room: Masonic ll'dg. Wall
ialmannres. Iandplaeter,gronn§booe 1 WI MW Notary-milled tam
Slur“ w n. rm Water arm!- or I osrr case a No. lain at. ootnry
norm 'Clorr a; Co. a etnndardfertilizere. "Lug-Bonn uK-cnrcroll carefully attended to heel
PIKE omen m CH“- RURLBUTT J limes memoir and o Gazette
building Wallet borough
uorl'l'. JOBN n.1mWaahiggtouYat s. N. notary
clitoral-loner of deeds for
bids
borough. Itorusy. notary and
SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room 3. Pairileld Co. Nat.
Bonk building. N. Couneellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. room l flunk building, Wail
5‘.
1.!va “AISLES.
DANE. HDIACB l. heeleicr livery and board-
rugamhlea.
oncean lbvereLN.
GREGORY. ClioflsilltnightetN. Huston
Haciephouo
cuts a lpcclelty.
WI IAN "Am
Manufacturer! of buildera' hard.wnre “Drum
N.
We“ Pearl at; NewYork oflceili Mat.
Chiengoolccl! ”Lake
incumbent; Lockaand
were; designers; fonudcrr workers of artiatlc
housetrimminpin bromine-and and.irou
Mic
wanna! ommns.
N.bnviseandall
area. for thewholemietrade.
WQN. Newmachinery
ml! ”-
ad
ODILW.flWaiiet.N.Wm.W well.
A! button and ltry.
new. tr“ garner:
m1. ”18"”:1 cache mean. pani-
lmmw; flair!"-
“TAIWW l more.
* .
pun-a north-Dita- dram- [willing
“dam
annotation.
mammal. in-tavaJJ. Alkiark
drum-mountains.
“Wilmmfl.”
m iwwm li'flfitl Joule
...:
annular: rum-a.
Wanna-tn. Alarming-hm
ranch-m
. clearance-ta.
fig ' or... nanny-agate":
WWI-P Diwali. Pint
.mtllllflmll. Moran
"“51. Vfllil-
“glam“! W. .mmamah
'3‘“
common.
NAIR “Tm ! N vauae. N.
v r - crib
Piano-dominant“ ‘
IAWYII." ll. teach-ref
Mud
mun-on ii. W3.
West-no.1!
worm: B in wont-poo at
W's-M .illlll‘.
mu)“ manual-e.
I. N
000.0
cry.'eN; NewYorkilOrew-e
It'll-MIDI”!!! INITIXII.
mmmaoeby. earpeta.etc
own “I I'll
any-arid
dealaaiu vaoyatara.
VANNAI J. 1.. coo. r 0. name. N. abwwmmmnmw
0’ “moi; AND :dODILI. gnu“ com” volt-mutt vetnrnadmto ite
xorrwnut PA'l'l'llfN worms Chas. Ir, Ala- «we place. “UlmloflO'Afl.
..o‘“ ”rim; Maw“ m‘;’$.do.“‘°",s ms...
agent! the Carton .
SAINTS. one arm cones. THE LOCAL NEWS-
PROWITT. J. T. iolain at. N. errtt'eleade.
laeurynldWadawortb'enlixedpaiuta.
RAYIOND BROS. .icwett‘e. Atlanticand Bdey'a
CnicnttnoibandAv aiIlC ChemicalPaint.
SIITB. W B A00. loll? Wateret.N. egeute
for lmgmanAlnrtinee apalnta.
PAPER HANGING;
PRATT 8 CO. Weter at. near Wall. N. alao painte.
oilaaudgiaaa.
PBOWI’I'!‘ 3.145 Halon. N. window ehedfl.
Hollande. women;
rnrmltnco nwmgtt elaobdwmn.
rial-.0“:
painte.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIAN C. A. Ii lain at. N.
procue. C ’e photos a epeeialty.
NORTH. G. 3. 78 Wuhlogttm et 8. N. one quality
only and that the m. '
READNAN. P. P. Genetic bniidi
photograph $2.50 per doe; one dpz. $1.50.
PIANO TUNIB‘ AID BIPAIIN‘B.
II. but
etc.
34W: 8. D. :OEEHIIIW'I I...
cleeeDeliyo‘aAN: (leer
PgDIOBI. WI. lode! lelvafloa Army m
31"“ ”gm
- cum Item w .M .
' aaledlefierlnlnaoyan. "Ra?" "
now, It.) ma non. lam-towel: not of
Raymond) expat. and w
REID A ROUBIANJMWatad. 3.13. piaetwe
andahtpperaof orwalkoyetwe.
inatantansoua
Remaining uncalled feral lhafoilowlugpoatroilcaa
forthaweekmding Aprillth. 1m Peracne call-
advertiaad.
N. CONDO! one“
Ill-ENDED. C. I". ltlt'irwood Bell. N. Aleodmler in
planar, organs. abort mueic. etc.
PLANING KILLS.
Son rieea Bun eeta
RANDALL. MINER D. LN. All llmlaof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
HERRERA (10.. W. ll. Xulic Rail block. EN,
Pill-hing. steam and gne fitting
NAN“. i". ii. A BRO. cor. lain and Wet ate. 8. N
Plumbing and gne lilting. raugee and heaters.
RAILROAD;
NORW ALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. Jamea W.
Hyatt. past; Edwin G. Hoyt. aapt.
RRAI. ESTATE AGINTS.
LAY'I‘ON. JACOBI. Waahingtnataexttoi’o.
3.N. property formic. honeeatoranuaeadrl
NORRKLL a L norm-5mm: or Washington rt.
8.N.eell
.renling collecting.
WILSON. 0.10am" bldg.N. lnvenmeutaud
Aiaoinaornncewrittenin
moneyto
ofocmpanleantthcloweatrmoa.
woonwm. n. A. Ndlninet. s. manor-to
rantandbuildil‘lotafor-Ie.
RESTAURANTS.
m MSWataegN.wamIm-iaat all
hourgdinnerfic.
HENRY'S.ioao.lainat,s.N. Thebtetl'jedlnner
inrhsdty. Boaldbythedayorweek.
SANITARY not!!!”
Hydraulic and Civil
SCHOOLS. (Prim)
BAIRD'S. KISS INSTITUTE. I Orohllll d. N
Young indict boardlogaud dayec school.
NORWALK IIHTARY leTITUTB.N. Pranks.
ilobate. principal. Circular cu runner.
BRAD. Ire. liliiaideN
Wilma" and ‘
”We a.apaeia|ty
sown oomaorona.
momma. A SON. tow-Mom a. s. N.
We.
mallow 3..N"Wheelerant
Ron-ecu.""naedlm.oii. attach-
than!
. Bartholow,
RAYIONDBROB.e-wwebellt.watw laid.
mummm
3'10! IANUPACTUIIIB.
LOUNBBUBY.IATE!WION k 00. IN. Ladiee’
bemoan.
coo. nwnmeco
in. and 77 War 8
Inefoutwearforolha theretalltrnde
elem-warm AND mm
' WEOOLIA CO.Norwalk.NewYo€a
andlridgvpmholnn.
at.3...NWm.B
muncnrumm
will.
“on m H”. m
”quwwmd-nhbm
‘atevead‘twlba P. (briefed. '
J. W.‘ W
51;...
Tle-deeypwwaeka
33o
”mum-.2
UNCAN IRON IAILING WORKS. Wb
livi- W-
noxwrux more wom CO.The.Watar at.
hide-.8-
nodal—coal“. 1!.
WI
mina' and ckildrn’e
“
an.“
.. ”It
lON'YONJ lflTayhamnN.
mil—yelnybm “I. "I“
we...
comment“. I. U‘OI.‘ I.“
""“r. ‘3‘...“
union...“
“anti-I’ll-
mow&'
cum-ram
nmbllmnet—
met
lawn.
“Sufil. Inland
WWW.“ ..o
lahN.Y..l.l.Al.I.ldeaot at“
“‘mllllluzah and“
la. 0.0ornarof
:lfimm
No.14. mane-t
“kw“.- eeraavef
la. lroa'orhe Wan
ll. 00.. eraeet hwatall
latoe. lattice. Jlmpotm. Angnetae Lyon lam-eel
T Lockwood ilnnnah
lurid. Ire. P. P. Nichole. J.
Peekfleti
Smith Baltic
day morning near Lake Erie ban moved
. to the out northonatward oi! the Atlan-
tic coast.
crate fell at temperature in thia arction
to- day. in thia diatrict to-dny cooler,
fair to pprtly cloudy weather will prob
ably proved, with brick to freeh wetter-
ly to uorthweateriy wiude will prevail
preceded by light local rain or enow near
the lakes; and in New England partly
cloudy to fair. cooler weather. preceded
b"‘by light rain or allow near the [nine
coon. with brbk to freah aontbwmterly
to northweaterl winde. On Bunday in
thia auction
olearto fairweatherand from to light
ably prevail. with alight thermal chang-
ea. followed by higher temperature in
thia erection.
' at 7:30 a.m. Iiorning prayer, eermoo
. row evening web the m8unday achool and
m
moon—...;
«Hm
In W WA interesting real-e Ira-inane Wit-WM
mama ”flu-m1... “I"Zony.nuwowlildxib
no new mm. Therewaaafalnainadaadiaoeeattke annualtur,appeareettba0paraflouae
aonwnn. ' union rut Dayewvlcaeat the Coagre m. "at... 11.. “mm “a
d neat; hryatt
meant
.01.an
gallows-é
m‘md
duA-Mb‘yfi
“mm...
Weli‘emioea
A ga‘tl'MI-cm ecu-3'“
WWrt‘l’m my»
m
For other local rm are font-iii page.
LII'I' or Lmnlls
leforaoyoftheae ietterawill plea- aaytheyarn
nonwau roar cruel.
Charla Actor-u. Cherlae Gray. Joeephinellae
lay. John tIt'llcllnlll. l-re
Newton 3 c.
oida. Charles Rider. Ilsa Jennie
n.(lharl. Witnkcr.
A. C. GOLDING. P. I.
amnoxwau never-non.
B W. Alien. lit. Benedict. Ira. D. Dunn. Carl
BARRY RIDIB. l’ I
mnietmrAllan-na for Tomorrow.
High tide M. title
ll. 30 5. 35
5.27
New York Herald Weather PM
The alarm which was central yester-
alie
It will be followed by a mod-
in New England partly
weeterly and northerly winde will prob-
The present outlook for
Ionday in fair to partly cloudy. warmer
weather in than aeotioua, preceded b
rain in the northern portions.
SUNDAY IBBVICII .
80m Nonwarx Innoolsr. ~0tto
"the boy preacher” will
occupy the pulpit tomorrow.
TRINITY Cnvlcnfl-Holy Communion
and holy communion at 10 :30.
ren’a aerviee. in place at usual eeralon of
Sundnly achooi, at A p.m. Evening pray-
El .3
30m Nonwarx Barns-r. -Rcv.
Archibald Wheatoo. paetor. subject of
the morning diameter. “Rammtlariug
the Been‘rrection.” In the evening a
Sunday aobool concert will be given.
Nonwau Barrier—Rev. c. F. Torrey
paetor. morning abject—Day fully come
or, the new his in Christ. Evening—
Vlctory; or. an ascended lord.
Nonwnx Commanortan—lo the
mornlng Dr. Noble will preach an Easter
earl-on n The Beaurrectlon and its
Fruits. muaic by the choir. In
the evening on Beater praise eervice.
with addreaa by the paetor. commencing
at till o’clock. Everybody touted.
WOOD UNION Clamp-Scbject
Sunday evonrllg. The Compaealooate Ba
vionr: Wedneaoay evening. The premie-
ed and was Shiloh.
Kant Avalon I. B. Canaan—There
will bnanlaeurcoacerteervicctomor»
ft,-cb illei
Wu.” New»:
BAX-VAT“ AIIY-Klu (limit 11 I.
m. Boileem-nnto'loa lard. by Ira
anddo
i." - _
'Inwllaumcaadl‘eflg.
m
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY. APRIL/ii. rm.
mt namele-
, and epokc upon the educational intareate
Reina m.go-ae-cu- 8
uni-“ablation, Meet—B:
Carbtraalyaleea, ycahdeve
Williamlwphy.ahcrongaycmg
mg;
gatiooal Church in thia city yeeterday
morning.’ 'l'heexilreieav were of edition
one order than it ueoally the caeeou
enoh occaelouaalld they proved tohe
vary interacting.
Rev. Archibald Wheaten. of the Bap-
mtiet march. wae the drat to speak. He
”remarked upon the religion coodlticoof
tbecity. Be deplored the indifference
toward reilgiouethinplry thepeopla of
South Norwalk and remarked that meet
Wpeoplchadadielilla tobtingoalledpione.
Ir. Wheaten aid that the church work
waa carried on by the few. Cities-e
“MWNM pay for them. out
Ir. two at the lineal
churches in ”tile ty were heavily in
debt. fie advbild hie beaten to give
:m heed tothlo (“moi tile claret
aa a remedy for the exiting etatc of at-
fairs.
A. Blanchard followed Ir. Wheaten
of the city. Ele praiaed our public
eoboole, principal and oorpe of teachera,
and pointed out themed of a proper
High School. He aieo made an appeal
for a free library.
Cbariea P. Bullock was announced to
apcak on the political aspect of South
Norwaik. He gave some aound advias
an to the dutyof citrneneiu attending
caucueea. Ho refund to the matter of
the Sunday cloaiug movement and
thought it a hopeful eigu of the times by
the Council voting unanimonaly to atop
aecnlar work on the Sabbath. Be nice
urged the atartiug of a movement having
for ite object the erected of a aoldiera’
monument.
John E. Light spoke upon the eocial
condition of the city. He claimed that
aoeiai science bar to do with man in ao-
ciety excluaiva of the external bond
known a the Bill“ and that it is natur-
ally divided nuder two beads—man’s
material and moral needs. That meter-
inl bee to do with man’e food.
raiment and shelter ‘aod that the dice.
tivc aeotimenta which came under the
head of the moral, have to do with
man'e lotellcctutal and cpiritualculturn
and pleaanrea. charitable objecta
and works. lit. Light gave aomc atrik-
iug illnatratione, proving the correct-
neea of bio etawmeote, and exhorted hie
heaven to pay more attention to the
effective eentlmeute.
-Next Thnradhy In. E. C. itb will
open at 7 Railroad Place. room for
womeu'a and childreu’a shampooi‘ug.
bong cutting and curling. Also women's
exchange and manicure. For particulate
ase stir. in next week’a Smut.
BBAKEIAN CHASE INJURED.
’ Alarionalnlil‘ro- thalamlarnfah—
concave.
Charles Chant, a brakemao ~ on the
train which relichea this city shortly
after 10.00 o’clock over the Danbury and
Norwaik road, wee aetionaly injured
near Terry B Co.'e refrigerator thia mor—
ning. The train atopped at that point to
ewitch of! a heel car. Chaae was break-
Ing on top of the car, and when it came
to a standstill on the refrigerator aiding
he jumped to the tender. Boat aebe
jumped the engine pulled out and the
hrakemao. loving hie balance. fell back
ward to the ground. atrikiog on the back
of bio bead. lie wee picked up nucoll
eciona by the other train bands, placed
aboard the train on a atreicher and
brought to South Norwalk where he re-
eidea. The exact nature or extent of h'n
injuriee could not be aacertaioed. but
they are thought to be very alarming.
-lr. P. Bailwlta etili continue the
bnaioeaeattbellldatnod.wlaiuatveet,
Norwalk. wherehewlilbahappytoahow
a choice line of fancy and etapla grocer-
iea. Dropln and are him on your way
home, if you want aometbillg nice for
a nuclear-gunman.
Catholic Union Council. No. 40, K. of
0.. haa‘a mennbw'abip of 101. down
caudidatea were‘ initiated and eighteen
weeera‘leed to tbemooddegraeat the
MW. Bald: W.A..IraB.L.Blle;
Lhmflllhbail; LRI,Wiiliam
Eta-detract Gav.
‘ m.
lergethaattraotlonaodioaddmaoysxr
paoaive noveltleetotha already famoue
anemia. Itiaaeoooadedfaetthattbe
mudhtbcplayie moat baa-ti.
inhudtbabroaddaldforepeciallyaod
scenery. mueic, coop. danoee. concerted
«undone. marchaa. drilia, etc., a feat-
ure of the entertainment will be a num-
ber of apecialty artwte. . autumn, Ito-r
who will make their fleet Amarlmw 50"
in “Zeno.” All the brightne- of "Zone"
will be more; elm emit-t treeeot ex-
tl‘aordlu‘a‘rily good diamond ‘ with. the
vacancy being filled with pleaeaotJangbv
able and entertaining matter. The com-
pany number- eomc forty people, cull.
cd from all the dim-rout atage depart-
menta, nod Includes everything from a
long and dance man to a prime douoa.
Coley; P..\B. Willie-Am;
Bualnnaa Inn's Carnival.
Much internal ia taken in the Bosineaa
lion’e Ceroivel. for the benefit of the
W. C. T. U. and Y’s. to be held at Music
Hall. Tusaday and Wedneaday evenings
next. It will be a novel affair, in which
fifty young ladiee will march, sing and
recite. and a good orchestra will f nrnieh
mueic. Admimiou 25 note. reeerved
aeate 35 cents, at Hoyt's drug atorc.
Gilmore’a celebrated band will give
one of their excellent coucerta at luaic
Ball on Friday niternoon. April 11th.
In nddition to their unexcelled baud
muaic, vocal aelectiona will be rendered
by well-known artiete. Sale of eeale
now open at Hoyt's and Gregory’ 6.
Joseph Glnjo Captured.
Yesterday afternoon a party of ltol-
inoe came from Springwood and notified
Chief Vollmer thnt Joseph Giojo, the
young man who fired eevernl bullets
through a window on Lexington avenue
Holiday night, was again in that vicini-
ty. The Chief went to Springwood and
learned that Giojo bad chipped egnln.
A number of Italiane were preaent.
and they alerted in pnrenit of the viliian
yhon iew weeka ago was arreeted for
attempiiugtoabductAouicGraut. They
followed him to the borough, and
bad Countable Lockwood arreet him.
Lateriu tlla dayhc wae brongbltotbe
lockup in thia city. He pleaded not
guilty before Judge Knapp thia morn-
ing and will be and thia afternoon.
-Wcare receiving direct the Nortbamp
ton creamery butter, and mu fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better, T. B. Goya 3: Son.
Judgment for .10.
In the civil action of Heaeberg egninet
Banmgarten, judgment wanrendered by
Julie. Amtin thia morning in favor of
the pleietifl. awarding‘hint $10 damages.
Iceberg cued Banmgarteo for 850 dam-
ages for breaking eeveral pauea of gieea
in bin restaurant one Sunday morning
about two weckc ago.
neuron.
—Baving been actively engaged in the
grocery buaiueae for over thirty yearn
Ir H. Glover hoe retired. The hueincm
will hemllerb coed-died by his eou
C. LGiovoraltheoldamudSSWaflBt,
who will in the future, aa be has in the
paat.cater tothebset trade. applying.
all with fine groceriea at moderate pricee
Baal karat. none.
0. E Wilson to Thomas Brennan. lot
on Gicnwood avenue.
George P. Stanfield and wife to Chalice
DeKiyn. houaa and lot on uorthrriy aide
of Bqden place.
SiiaeW.Gragory to W. A.th land
and building- on watcrly aide Railroad
place.
Chariea H. Simone and Edward
Simona to New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. lead on
Iinaof 3' mm “mm
9m.” two-ergo z. we
limiatoawneonavennaz s .
: 'Idnla Wt Bynbea-ldwlhto [crane
0.11m honeeand iotoulain (enact.
William 0. Burke, jr.. to we B.
."t
Iandonhngatockroedlletlioawalk.
Norwalk.
n. ”I I.- laid.
Bannetthaeworkedhianew
maveaegthaqhto
It.»
“ manda- in t ounce-toe. muammm m
m-
eadhewae not.
What Can XIII—m
atnmble the other day. while
outbe roof of Cherie
raaideuce.
agent for the United
paoy.
Golden. buryinglot in Norwalk Union
David L- Hanford to Grant Cimppall.
I ~Pmlmhlwmmmn. “
price-.Whitneytco..5llainureet
donor. Bennetthaa'putcimedcf the
—Abcyfalllatoawelltaaotherlay.m helvowthat '“
‘ wheahbmetherwttkgraatpeveeaeeef b "'"f
30-- mladthrewmapheaclntneseianrap
, ieeweliatrlywaebal
821E!
Painter ‘Tom”
I ”I introduction, together '“h beTvz‘l‘raanpiaced'f “HMO”
thepowibllltica of dramatic no tional Church.
mrwtitinaepbcreeiita owuaea ”Wbiiel I wee
me- """‘"“°" 3"“ “" "" thereaidanceofllaJoanatte '
day,thohoreeaoddeolytook mind
rau.throwioglr. Coley to them.
audwreckingtbawagon. ,
e
W“. B. will”, 0' M 'a He,
was in town “Them” 3
. A we hall
' 5’“ ,M"
George W. Wide
Jamea Adlaud and daughter are“
ing a few days with frieude ill PM
PM ‘
The Gregory home, which bl flood
empty for tome time peat, ha I.
reutedby Seelcv Browu,andie new in
the hectic of carpentera.
A few of our young people attended
the eociable at Ire. Wm. D. Gregory’a
in Wilton, Weduoaday night All! report
a very enjoyable time.
James 0 Hunt, who baa hue occupy-
ing "Stonehenge." baa rented ih Boat!
and property recently vacated by Dr.
Huntington and will shortly move hh
family to that place.
——No lnundry eoaponibem la-
bighly perfumed as Brunei oilfi- M e a
toilet coop, it in far eoperlor to many of
the traeby toilet aonpa now being wild.
An ltallan Killed.
A fatal accident occurred betwoeiflau
Norwalk and Weetport Thor-day after-
noon. Angelo Dietaeio. an italian am-
pioycd for the railroad company. waa
crushed hourser a large rocktkatwae
being hoisted. Several hole! *0
broken and he lived butaallort time.
The remains were tnkentounhteker'
Jenningn’ rooms inthc borough.
--Glovcr a: Olaeu have removed to
their new store. 81 Waehington beat.
codopened the Iargeatatoek of W
miaaec’ and childrou’a eboea ever drown
in Norwalk.
Two Dapote-n Principal rel-I.
Owing to the chance from theataae
of Railroad Commieaiooer Woodrnll'. the
hearing which was to have outlined
Tbnreday. concerning land at deort.
which is needed by the W
road on a site for a station, waa deferred.
The company does not intend to Allan-
don the site of the protons atatien.-~but
the four-tracking of the road will leave-..—
eirnto two etatlooe at all ethnic-l intes-
mediatcpoints, and for this” the.
Weetport land. concerning wfleb ill-i
commiaaiouera will decide. ie dated.
Wherever two datioua are M.
fences between the two eotaof ivnoka
will be built between the elation ntitl M_
a conniderable dietauco in eithu cm
ion to prevent people from m l“
trscke. Such crowing will be”
larly dangerone when the ‘ 7
which actually wll 30" '
wnlnotelakeuapeedaaybnflronhhg
etatlonaatwbicbthrydonofialopt
AtthenaalierphceaontitartrallovarE
beadhrtdgvaoruodupouedtnanele
my benaed to make oneetatlcnanewer.
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“Taiwan! boo-abs.
countrytbecitiaene Int In” hum.
Thcmorebomeathemoro patriots. the
mornvirtao the more «any
thatgivae “life.— 6‘:
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WhhM‘
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If we expect n'peoaperouaandpdoefnl
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