NUMBER 709.
DIRECTORY
TOWN OF NORWALK.
AhhrrvlatI-tl Roswell; I N~Iaathllou~
will—u;—
Totheadswrnederewhswrwnetnl»
IOBBELI. s unornuentic, rs Weehlngton It.
all kinds of property sold.
name.
DelLYNtIlONJI latest. macaw-unpo-
1.6.x. IIII deal-I inculcate-cpl“
crust. .
SCORE“) “IA C. ID No. lain rt. II. N. Bole
agent for moss celebrated crust.
wmmcnss. LlatnmnewWall 21m
ecufeetioIeryand lcreream freehand-daily.
WIIBON'S 'ladsllo-r 'lhcad Bahwy. Il.
Inevaordrrrat It Bey-setter.
BAN“
0119101“;l NATIONAL BANK. The. Well st. I.
cepttel m, Ingl- (leer .
116mm,! flyer, vlee-preu‘dent;
Willlue' CIrrls.earhisr
cr'r'r ss’nozrlr. BANK The sew-mums.
Barns . . It
msww m1";- .
marbles.
1A1 COUNTTNATIONALBANKTM
mum
“Wellrt,N. [nonworaradtsu Capital
III). Prat, Jana II vicepresL.
0.1l;rrla camierewlr human.
YA'IBPIILD COUNTY SAVINGB BANLThe 51
l. heparin
Annuity gmcnwvlce
pleat, J-eell.
NATIONAL BANK 01' NO WALK The. 51 Wall
It, N. l SECIpiIIIW libel
% m' MB on?“ J int
e, r
W. G. ”11.15“.“me
B.Wllrol, B. D. W Fitch. “117.
Bakerr', lere lanrfutums' .
Personal and Parntlyaceounteareeclicited.
NOBWALK SAVINGS”, The. “(new rt N
Deposits over sum or . '
.llolmailEImB Bangme-pmm
BOUT“ NOBWABJnS) sAVINGS BANK. The. g
team‘s“) enrplm 95m. Alden
M pump; John 11.3mm”. Interest
plddepositcrr. loney .
32", Wholesale.)
com NORWALK BB" 00. 8. N. Hammond
mrt'v warI 1's €5.11 ...... beefand
I
pendulum]! Bomedrr-sdlarnbendmntum.
WWI AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON. J. P. Malabar“, N. Circulars
Whomlmsndaym.
succulents.
cm GILT. foot Bey-and d, B.
Mcgerpcchlty.
BRIDGE 3mm
monsoon. accustom. builders
othridgrr.doeh.prlrfonndatlnr,etc.
N.IIorII—
mmsnownmns.
BROWN. 11.8. sum-u. N. mtomWakrmd
We My.
mc.B.No.lainrt.S..N epseialtlssin
8011A “)1!!sz SWIhlngtoIrt, s. N
Agtlubwm.
MAIDIHOIBBPAIIINO.
newsman I'm u. 8.3. m
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“W ”rad-whys!
“In
mum” 5H.
III-true- anus
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halides...“
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00m WWW
ma speculum. hot-n I. learns
”degrade-stein.“
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mmmcoucum .wrrnetsducesrr.
Wuowmmd . It.
cnocnxnr Alto (HAWAII.
lull. II In”. aluminium l.
Mm...“ '(gl'lflhvll Isle Wart
AI.” o. eraser .
H-nacehrvy gla-wmr.howerfernlehlage,cts
Dim
MWLO. r.I.IIIrr'shlreh “Belarus.
8. Wheat: Ia... hep...
ALLGIOI D138! ..ccr
8.1! Ilene
""""" “3.27.. 11:.
J. c ~l It,
"' “Mm
Ooh! .
DOOM BABE AND sum
BMW. I. A CO. 18 A17 Water rt. N. carriap
wood work. whorls. ate.
BIA" m 5"“ new.
"I“ 1'. I.'Omll. ll 3. Emu“.
eon,traetor etc.
BAYIOND Bllllll. Akron salt gland end cement
pipe, 8 to” iIeheI in diameter
DRUM AND CHEMICAL“.
IA81' SID! I’llABhtACY. lea Zaeclt are. I. N
lords yhoerr. s townie" 4100p III I’ve-alp-
tlcae carefully compounded.
GlflOOl'fY J. (I. DIWIIlet. N tatebllehcdlm
Whole-lsr and retail Popular prices.
11106.9 JOHN A II Nell! at N. Perfumes ~Ifly
Ive ll event perfume.
PLAIWI'ED'N “Washingtonrt ll. N. patent medl
uses.etc Physicians pveeeripticueeeporlelty
DRY-600118.
AIBLBII J L t BONsA-‘fl'he Equitable." No. 2
Oerette buildlng, N. Drygoode, oil clothe. mat
and rugs.
BANKS. K I! Mel-chemo llotel block 8 N dry-
goods, muons. gloves. etc. Umlerweerarpetielty.
BENNETT. J. I”. 19 Ian: at, N. Business comb
liehed over forty-two years.
DICKERIAN. A. A SON. Ill Washington st. 8. N
drygccde. carpets, cu: 1m adv)
SCOPIBLD A "01"!“ atlautlebldg. N as “eels
ingtonet. 8 N. wee Advertisement. )
3mm. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg N. Dry
goods, fancy gum. notion and hmiery.
zmrtsarrmr.
BUTTON A BBL’NDAGB. once It Benedict at;
Well It. N Orr motto. ‘euen‘prnmpt
CAVANACII S BIPBEs-9 Ismitnn and
[ileum moved. Leave orders at tried I. S. N.
SHERWOOD. W. “'.. N slate at portcflre and
IIIle' e Careful sud prompt service.
“TRACTB, MING“ no.
BYXBEB l". .9. J: (.'0. 99 Main st. N. Manufactur-
ers of Smileld a celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWAI K EXTRA! T (.7 0. N. manufacturer! of
Inc extracts. Amblera Bell.
1' lill'I'lLIZBBS.
RAYMOND BROS Brndlcy' a ruper- phosphate.
lal manners landpleeter bourmood
Sll'l'll. W. 1!. la). Waters! N IgenlIfOtWil-
Home Clark A Co I rtendardlertll llimus.
VIBE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND Bll0.9. oral s in stock.
.... .. ...... ......mhc'... .. ...“...
7181!. OTHERS. CHIS. ETC.
BFNTA ZELITPP “Washington at. 9 N Ins
fish oysters clams. fruits. gums. Vtg'ctlblr! etc
nsu AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON. JOBNB. 82Teylorevehne,8 N. Also
BAYIOND BROS. contractors for flag. coIeretr.
mt. brick. cement IJII gravelwalh
FLORIDA STEAK AND HOT WATER
“All“.
WW. II. t 00. Music Ball block, 9. N.
role “A.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND RED.
“ISLAND GE!" 7131' It. the best made. Don I
fail to nae it
L'BOIMKDEU. DANIEL. east end of Washingtm
abridge. Theehniceetoffem’tlyllonrkept.
RAYMOND BROS hey rtrIw. flour and feed in
.Mwamgolots.
BBDMJLL Darlen. Cruflrtllove. Gratin choice
ground f.eed.gnlnmandryellour
FLORISTS.
BERG. PAUL. Woodward Place 9 N. planincut
piecundetomler.
lent JO!!! 2. N Itarthedepot. '
' rain- as Irrfl work at £113?
rrareaqselalty.
BITTEJOIIN B.80.lIlIu.l.N.theoldertIad
heat known Irrht la thirtidllty. at
Were. chrkof dlhlaba ty
Warn II. anforllght,hrar power
Coheix‘aflepuhflnlwhthudal-
insulin-ll.”
BOLIBAKIIIJIJ-In Wall Nwhale
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mw.hl.rI-II. .
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Ildhhblrludra. '.. 470
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m~~nwwz-r~
usher-etc " ' ‘w’
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runways.
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V. l “10* ‘.II. ”I!
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“too-roman; denature-s
“gunmen.
scum NOBWALK. CONN. MONDAY. APRIL 7. 1390.1 /1
G amnion-emcee.-
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01.1! WILL BOT “We-ht I 1|.)er
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WINE, J. 11. ”W Ill. N.
...... madam: ""1
10. DBAIJBI.
“Deidre Mt rum." 8 II also
access.
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WIAWKWOOB. Ilshml. In”
amasdnalruatsinallll'e branches.
“10%;... u “surnames
WI. 0r lin‘endWIllrtl.N. Itsal
IIIIle investmente. Irene
IOIIRBLIJ [.'IIOIIIDIBU. ll Washington I.
8. N. strictly Int-class companlcerrprseactsd
TAYLOR A GOLDEN Ill & fiWIeblIgIon It.
819. Baal Brute and Immune
INHUIIANCI OOIPANIBI.
CONNICTICUT GBN‘ 1. LI?! [168. 00.. 8 Il L‘-
II. .sgent, Warhlngran at. 8.9 . .sered.
IB’I'HOPOI. ITAN L1H! INS. CO. ‘5 Weehlngtcn
st 19. N. l1.t.‘.lllbble assistant npt
NOBWALII Hill 1198 (.'0. N. In Ileeaeetal
busine- etnce In No on Handing lorrclelrne.
I’BOI’I. E's LIVE ms (.'0 The We block
Beirut. 8 N. Jno Freaks-at. enrintendent.
116818112" speculum.
CRAI Pl Ill) 11“th N. 6%me
lttltllcsex Basking Ind llq‘nllab I t'gc I‘m.
IRON AND 8121-11..
illlTll W If. A (.‘0. 15 nod 17 Water rt,
springs. Isles. carriage hardware.“
"ION VINCE AND RAILINGS.
Ilmul’l'l' E. I. wand wWater at, 19. Iron work
of all kinds.
Tlllr.‘ Dl' Nt‘ AN IRON BAILINO WW Weter
It. s N. “in. II H0”. W.
"ION rot NDBIES.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk Iron Works
Cu. end also It Bridgeport. ('onn.
JEWI'IJ“ I“.
PERI!“ A. 8 3090 Aleinet ll N. op. t' ity llotcl,
hi. N. flue watch repairing I specinlty
BOYT. II B. 18 N0 luluat. h N. strictly Ilrrt clan
goals at low prion
JACKSON. IM'RAN‘D. IRWIllst. N. watrbes.dlI-
motels. etc. Fine watch repairing I speeielty.
1100!). II. S. diamonds.me . silver and
plated were. repairing especially. A‘l Iinst, 8.29.
LAWI' hills.
Al' ‘STIN ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic b tl g “all
thorough. Notary and lie-Ii Estate.
"I 'I'. RUSSELL. a No. Main notary,
ice- of all kinds cerefhlly rushed to 108‘]
BUBLBUT'I' J BELDEN rooms!) and 6 Gazette
building. all at borough.
LIGHT JOBN II. 108 Washi st 5.19.
emnrniseioner tor WYM state. mtary
LIK‘ KWOOD EDW ARI) If. mom 4 Gazette bidg.
Attorney. notary IId pensimts
BHIOUB. JOIIN 8. room a, Fairneld (“.0 Nat.
Bank building. N. Counsellor at lIw.
WALSH. JOHN J. rooml Masonic bending. Well
st, Moogh.
mummm
my
“BOBBIE!
lllh prod-II.
N.
1.1913" STABLE;
DANE. 110m B. Ire-Hm lime-d bot-d-
log rthlee. Ollee No s River “.16.
GREGORY. 6110.8 It Knight at. N.1'lns turn-
outs I specialty. Telephone“
LOCK MANWACTUIIBBB.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING (:0. Be It. 8.
N. lannfatturerr of bulldere' hardware. ton
once as Pearl It; Newka our!“ Readest;
Chicago cure 19 Lake at.
NORWALK DOCK-COIPANY, 8. N. New York
ofleezszdgthamherrr. 1:1th and bullderr‘ hard-
were on ere- ofarthle
house lrimrnlflbnbro nrebrars and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
"11.1.. E J. 9 Water st. N. All kinds of lumberde
Irv-reel to any point by rIil, turn or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
. NORWALK IRON SWORKS CO. The, WIler [‘..
(laurel binery.
:31: ”Bab-gunfire
palrefcr-IIIfhet-lee
inn-futile
mum
AIODEIAIIIIT. DWIBQNWI. Wardwcll.
andpolltry.
more “Mel-I
1.10:3,A 8..“de lerh=.RIlo.lIlIu.
fig" 3» Q szy‘fiBfi.
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uy,hdnvrptehlmfidtrr,mere. ~
”amour-n.
hr Ismers-w. mu
m-l
Iwhhwmtabdrdw h killing
wards-swam
.. mm
neuter. arrangement-s-
:mmwnuemnwn-mnru
“wished“ I.- was-um. Jehfl-
MM
nus
commerce. :4
commence-cane. ww...
mam-r
minnow-Incl?“ sunset...
err-trance. run-Irwin.
Inns—area. II. turn-r
mm secretions.
cum untrue-treat...
I'A
fl.
“llama-m
smear o. w. meow
It. “tinsel-Jr. m... '
.mrrmrxr.mrntnu.x. Plano
Wmm“
0.“ .Amlnllfifil. Mann
Bmfifilam.mldnet.l. Vocalis-
nun. were I. I North evens-.11.
«polarisation.
semifinr. ”hollows-retell“
erlc. ItlllnB. ll. M's.
Warrant
so I Ingest-m; blenh
IN.
Wlllml. B. 116 We‘lagtaethrtdpm. N
mush-yu-
m." IIWDIOII men-nuns.
l 8. Orders left at Bcdwall‘rrtorr
13mm. tell:- 8. l..
cry's 8.; New York I. Monm’i‘ W
Pg”? I I‘l'liOND-IIAID l'tlllfl'lllll.
OBI.
8 N I. Ind-v hlvuloe Aria Baruch.
mm rs
were"
coverings Irotof nus—uncut. whole.
“may
BOYT W. B.A80N,I%Wetwrl.8.19
Raymond) plantsrrzs wm
Indealers la native oyrtn:
ID A IIOUBIAN, Ihl Water 8. N. pleat-r
end rhlppars of Norwalk ”were"
VAN NABBJ. L. I('..O l’. 0. Box “08. N.
(lylfmlndcla-I, wholesaleentlretell.
PAmRNB AND If)!!!“
NORWALK PA’H'BRN WORKS ChII. "ll “lee;
m. .m m
mhnlmromlu.5.lm‘
ofoyrtarrecdcle-e.
W
TEE EVENING SENTINEL,
rrII aux-“notes.
Ia. ..l-Y I‘ll-BM It“
“Wei-#3 flak...
ls. Owrrrof
.'Il. "Meg‘s:
Mama“:
‘8" uIJ.O.Wllaoe'r
ls. must schoolhouse
“:erlruI-areth ”Rat-1th.
mmmw mmmfi
sllbrtcrler.
Wolf’s mlcca
Maurhmuair’aelaym erase; hey
nuke-Wuhan.,wu meant hey u all
mun;
Itllddrrkecufor
ct thshd- «heal-I) eigenvalue la
dtywurrlalobem as. h“) the
mum-«me.
lllvrlnrormatlonofelrelnyoerlm
borbcoIIIIoek thehoxdcor; the
weydownogonly,” hook
“mpglmamlnhyou 0' MM the
It neighborhood
Bulotelumpttor-sove the fro- the door.
Snm‘ marr%.a‘r.rrocow1§° m
Chlrfhglnsw' .
llpcI
Ind Ill
s. N.
and "mum Furnace :ornh IIe leprelalty. lsllolc
agent forlbe celebreudCarto
PAINTS, 011.8 AND! GLABI.
PBOWITT J. ell lain at. N. erstt‘rlradr.
Henry and Wadsworth I mlud paints
RAYMOND BROS. Jewstl'e. Allende Ind‘flcrleys
,Celcnua olle Ind Averill Chemical I'Ilnr.
BIITB W. I! ACO. 158 IT Water rt. N. agents
for t latrines paints.
PAPIX B llANflINGI.
ollsend
PB!)W,ITT J T 45 lain It, N. window sheds
llollIndI, nxlnm. ctr.
TAYLOR A 00.11 Iain rt,N. also hardware
NB“. all. Ill-talc
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN C A. ll Neln at. N. Instantaneous
process. Children s photos a specialty,
NORTH. G .9. 78 Washington rt. 5. N onequallty
only end that the but.
READM \N F. l-.'. Gen-rte buildi , . . Cabinet
photogrephe $2.50 per doe; one doe. 31.50.
PIANO 113!!!" All) REPAIR.“
HEN DEE. C. l". Lockwood "all. N. Also dcalv'r ln
pianos, urgnns. sheet music, etc.
PLANING MILLS.
RANDALL. MINER I). E. N. All kinds of wood
work at mail or for the trade.
Pl. FIRING.
IEEKE. !t&(’.,0 W. II. Home llell block. 8. N
l’lurnblng steam and gee lilting.
NARI]. F. If. ABRU. mr. MIinIndWeItrIJI. S. N
Plumbing and gas fitting, moan and haters.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. Juries W.
Byctt. me; Edwin G. Iloyt. rcpt.
REAL BSTA‘I'I: AOENT8.
LAYTON. JACOB I. Weehicgton at, next to l'. 0
for Its: boom to rent. tree adv )
IORBBLL A I. 110!me no Wahlngmn It.
8.19.qu Indcrllectlng.
Wl'l.90Nw.OlLGnsetuhldg.N. Inmaend
Aleolnennncswrlttn
moneyto in bret
ofcompanhntlhmru
WOODWABD. LA. No. "Ill-II, 8. N. Mascots)
rmtsndbelldlqlot
nmzlrmsm "
Bl! En'lllwuerrgxwarmlcaleetall
hourndlnnerbe.
KENNY'S.168o. Iain S. N. The beat 5c dinner
inthecity. Boardby duovwsek.
ssm'rsmt mum
RIDER. W. B. A SON. In Warhlcgtau S N.
Hydraulic and Civil end-ear. It.
80110013. (Prlvetc)
BAIRD' 9. KISS INSTITUTE. 6 Orchard It. N.
I'cnngladler boarding and day school.
NORW ALK MILITARY INSTITLTE. N. hanks.
Roberta, principal. Circular on request.
MEAD Ire. Hillside, N. Day and boarding school
for girls and young ladle-.19» for mafiy college,
or coerre corn ere in itself.
rung atlas: New York artiste ed» in
musical departmerut. Special adventagsecr
the study elocutlon.
MW
Bprlng nth. Clutches illbe
autonomy“ w
IMO um
some. I. roux-Ides. Maui
m. Hm modulus
Wilson"sarl
erratum a specialty.
81m CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND B1108. sewers built. warn piper leld
excavating. Illlng. grading. hndeeeps gardening.
81103 IANWAOI'IYIIIS.
mun-dugout.“ '
“mama” “mm“ ' cro. nwxrneco autumn-us.
mnusc.nmn.n.mm an”, s _l ”.l “m
pcwltryvihh. vegwtrhhr,ate. “wan.“ . I“... .'
BBl'I'I'O - laefootwerrfrrthautail .
cmmmumlfimmmmhsu 8‘ sum-warns m UNDMAB.
n. n... m, BIT-33111118080013. 00.NorwIIk.Nerorh
W000“
AIKIN.JOBNH.8lalIrt.N. hmthranae for
“mama-multitude.
srmnmmns.
BAmJUIJUAWetuterxttoWheelc'rfou-
058.19 labeled—d h-dtcrelle order.
T11! DUNCAN IRON RAIIJIIG WORKS, Water
rt,8. N. WI“. Mm.
mnmmnm
3mm IRON WORKS co. War.
IearB.Il.hrltlge,8.N. TU. 'g
enmmncmson'rs.
MEI.” N. «mp
mm M“
u mem
rmmfigumgw ....
ImEWMIJIII’hI—Ir, 8. N. Alec
“quantum-urban“
mm more an mrne.
um um, ”W‘fl-h. 9-
m-dwuwhmr'we. no.
1'..' I‘M.“
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umujaum:
lily.” norm.
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nih-v'ytreeknp—puyafl-drl‘in’.
mum J. Borer weir
...“kut‘lr.” u“
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PRA'I'I'tgg'I‘Wsurrt. noqulLN. Ileopnlnts. 9'
THE LOCAL NEWS.
[hr other local news see [outth page.
LI" 0' 1.sz
soc-r- unaware rose creme.
Ire J. B. Bennetti lalvlne Burr K. 0 Bright.
Burner lid is Gun hell (7an A. L
(been. Ilse Carrie (.'lar John nlavey. Geneva
I Jones James I TleDersott, 8am
It?“ Cherie-W. um ’beocg-P. llller In
I lemJacob Nobel John Pennlagton, Paul
Karine, llale Echenbsr.
C. E. DUTY. P. I.
' 3cm:—
Pszuick-Cellehen, Eugene Smith sod
William 1'. Clary. assistant cook at the
Soldiers Home, Noroton. were taken be-
fore Judge Knapp this morning to en
swer to the cbnrge of drunkenness. A
line was imposed on each of the men.
loving to long Island Clty.
Stmonds’ foundry shut down last 8st-
urdsy night, end for the next two weeks
the work of moving to Long Island City
will be in progress. The machinery is
being transferred to the propeller dock
and will be taken by I special host to ilr
destination.
Joesph Olnjo I-lncd.
Joseph Gunjo, who wee srreeted on
Good Friday for firing several bullets
through swindow It Springwood was
tried before Judge Knapp Seturdsy af-
ternoonsnd fined 82 and costs. which
amounted to about 816 00. Ginjo had
nearly the: runner and his friends made
up the belance. The charge preferred
against him was breach of the peace.
For Boles: Purposes.
The report of the Stole Board of Edn-
cation for 1889, shows the: during the
year $680,000 was rsised in the eleven
cities of the rtetc for school purposes.
dividedas follows: New Eleven, $238,765;
Bertford, $158,479; Waterbury, 889.732;
Bridgeport. 887,307; Norwich, 867.666;
Ilerideo, 855.170; Norwelk. 836.011;
New Britain, 332.;486 Daobury, 831 491;
New London. 830. S58; Ifiddletown ,27, 240.
~“lorc.”
The spectacular play "7.220” was given
It the Opera Hours last Saturday night
ton good audl cc. The ploy is In It-
trrct‘uvs one, int ucing many new and
nor-Al features. The characters were
well token and there was no coerssneer
in the performance. The scenery and
the costumes worn by the ladies were
besutifnl and the nitric and ringing
wen,- exceptionally good.
‘l'bltshs Int VII hear Ava-we.
Selectmen Hendricks, Tollea and Dark-
am, Iccornpanied by Civil Engineer
Wood, will go to Best Norwalk to-mor-
row morning to risks out Van Zssdt
Avenue according to the proposed lay-
out. The selectmeru have been unable,
standing with all the property-holders
on the street, and it may be necessary to
call out the commiesionere before work
on the evenns can be commenced.
A III-deems Ind lfnlq on Vehicle.
While paging through Knight Street
thllwmorlbg. -I'~ m: or
oeqhtia; glmpec of h' handrtlms add
rarlr'vrhltrernr Iaiqus usage or J.
“bulge-hop,“ utilises-
golegrlightaltsrationa. It Iredrag
omnibus, the property of Willhm B.
Berle, of Brat Avenue, and came up
from New Yorkpn the propeller one
dIyIIrtwssk. Tbs upper part of the
”vehicle remover. making a family open
www.mhulanrairtluwportasd
other fashionable watering places. It
was recently imported from Belgium,
ecdlrrrldto bstbsonlyvslulclsof the
kind in the country.
M‘mmflm
00
II yet, to reach I mtlrfectory under-
llm Ill'lGlfl.
Ami-II Observances If the ”I! It
the We Ohm
Beautiful flowers, Ipproprlata uncrlc
and words ballttlcg Barter time made
yesterdey msmovahlaln the llfs of the
150th Norwalk Brptlet Church. About
the pulpit were errscgsd a profusion of
potted plectr,amcng them being I num
ber of lilllrr.
At the morning service the choir res.
dsrsd several selections and tbapaetor,
Rev. Archibald Wharton, preached In
loatrcctlve sermon, hrvlog for his sub-
ject “Remembering the Resurrection."
In the sveolng the Sunday school
rendered In Beater olferlng concert err-
vlcs In aid of the chapel building fund
of the Connecticut Baptist convention.
Mrs. carols were specially use and were
well rung. In ddllion to
readings, reclletlnnr were glven y It:
Leach. Iflre Florance Jennings. lflrr
Anglo Scott, 131ch Gay, Bary Atrldgs
and Edith Bobbins. Ir.’ Wharton gave
I blackboard exercise in the interest of
the chapel building fund and It its con-
clusion I collection was taken.
The concert was very enjoyable.
attendance
lIrgs.
[user It the Wetland Church.
The Easter exerciser It the Congregc
tlonIl Church yesterday were very
interesting and largely attended. At
the morning service the choir rendered
several selections Ind Rev. J. A. Biddle
preached the sermon. The pulpit plst~
form was beautifully decorated with
flowers, lllllur Ind palms.
In the evening the usual Easter Sun-
day school concert was held, about 1.000
people being present. The following
cxcsllect program was rendered:
Organ Vo' Inlary.
11y mn-' Invention."
Berptnrlvc Bending.
Song of Oresflng-“Buehesrne "—Masters Tilly.
School Bong- ‘uh Badurnt Horn."
Beclteuon~ ‘llope of rhsA Ana"
ll. lary F.1'Irdre.
Solo—"At [ester 'l‘ltnc‘ '—-'rddlc llama.
Chair Bong~ Barter Bella."
Becilellcn~ AI lsner \olce "-llrr IcClnrc.
Cholr—Cbonl— The Lord here
Becttatlons—Irlrh. Bone and Love.
rchml “Welcome nappy Homing “
Recitation y Ilse Bile Blindne— HVhionaofllsav
en" [uncouth yongleth 'BomsSwnetlloms."
Beciutloo—“ A Time of Joy. ”—wlle l’rneh.
8010- Bright from [roan Clan p laru"—tle
li- Bettie Pnnult.
Cangrm:onal Bylnn—' 'flIrk Ten Thousand Harps
\0 ca."
Barter verses by Sedlc \In Burklrk. label Tollee
and lies Bellman
Collection.
Benediction.
l’lret Baptist Church.
The attendance at the Norwrlk Baptist
Church yesterday morning was unusual-
ly large, nearly every seat being occu-
pied. About the pulpit platform there
was a pretty display of lilies and palm,
end the choir rendered music appropriate
to the day. Stx young men received the
rite of baptism, after which the Rev. C.
E. Torrey preached an interesting Beater
sermon, tsklog for his topic ”The New
Life in Christ." In the evening the con-
gregstion was even lsrger than in the
morning. Five young ladies were bap-
tised. The subject of the pastor's ser-
mon was “An Ascended Lord." Miss
Francis song I very pleasing solo.
The
It both services was
that M. I. Church.
Owing to the abacus of Rev. C. J.
North there wes no rpecisl obscrveuce
of Easter day. Otto Bartholomew, the
boy preacher. occupied the pulpit morn-
ing and evening. Hr. North will be
back from conference next Sundry and
in the evening a Sunday school concert
will be given.
loco-d Iflhodlat church.
At the Second Isthodlst Church the
following Esetgr music was rendered by
the choir, composed of I double quer-
lette:
HOUSING.
Jlbiltfo Bro in I In ..... . ............... ....BIII
‘hrlrt lb lard h Bison Dan
Rev. Geo. Thompson, of East Bridge
port, preached In appropriate
sermon in thsmcrnlogand inthsrve
ing took for his topic, "The future 01
our country.” There wseelargocon
gregation prelnt’ both morning Ind
evoniIfiIId- the. display of flowers war
largest-d heeetflch x . .3 ‘.
Theexcsllsnt musical programme as
publhhsd in Murders Serum was
finely rendered at Trinity Church and
the dlrcourrsr by Rev. Olin Hallock were
listened to with older Itteutlon. AM
o’clcchln the afternoon acblldruu’e Ir—
vice was held.
rel-y'- ohms.
Wheeler'anlI-‘r orchestrIofrlx
pleura trndrrsdlorart'r Twelfth lore
completsettllrmUo’oloch rsrvlcshu
Bhlrry'h church. At Vespers in the
afternccntheorchrrtramsdfllancr
Veep-I. The alter war buntifhlly
dacceetrdwlthfiow-randlllnmhadby
M. u'.‘
s!
IIIr-Iywmflrngwhils theorc'hrrln
undecided greatly to thslreprrrrlve-
mettle—vice.
an: every member will be present, Ind
~39”! grasshopper before the advance of a
7 .7; to Ilsb=snd.-whet material to ”where:
P
dill. Thinglngby theshclrwae‘
Flowers—Inapelmewrre shout
themealsyrofhrlcsrld Ill-Id-
Incestbothrrrvlcrewarvrrylngr.
leer Ave-Is I. l. Ohwreh.
The members of the Beat Avenue If.
B. Buedey'rcbool, end frlendr to the
numbarof foer hundred. crowded late
the old edifice lest evening to "stars to
the Easter concert. The Sunday-school
rangerverel of Hood's carole,eed the
choir rwestlyraodsrrd three anthems.
Recltetlonr were given by Iflrrse Hettle
Randell. Blanche Bore. Jarrls 8t. John,
Eadie Kendall. 1.qu Bellsck and Eddie
Carr. A piece was sung by nlnc young
ladies. entitled "Eeeter Oflerlngr." A
rmaller clear of seven glrle recited and
sang In Esetsr plscs very much to the
gratllioetlon of III.
glvsnlnromrothrr'rltyuu
brnachsd aftertheshuong.
Thisteethlngunhnowiutoouh.
"W cady
abelfholldeytoevelllbzl'lrlvm ”It. It“
pleasursend benefiteof I ngIlIaafl.
moreooncert. rhowrtbetthrgruthsfl
wblohhhupwugh “I!“
ofrxoellsnce. and wetlands-r."
A'msrlca thet all AIIrrIeaaa a , .
o it, is fully ‘ ‘
Emmi-r W” ..
so wonderfully origlIIII Ind M
that he enjoyr tbcmcetenvlonrrepeb-
lion not only In this country N
throughout the musical world. ‘l'bh
greet leader end his wonderful hIId will
be heard at Music Hall, Friday. All! 11,
at 2 p. m.
A Novel Adam
The following story, which her but
before appeared in print, lI told shout
the editor of one of lfslns'r mod mm
ineot dailies: When a small boy.“
fsther, now one of the most prominent
men in the stem, wee than I
printing allies and publishing I Mly
pepcr in one of the largest towns ll
Kennebec county. One day the advance
agent of I show came along end «use.
some posters printed on cotton out
His order was killed. but for some n
be neglected to cell for them, Ind thy
were thus left on the printer's hIndr.
The printer s wife ran acro- tbrm, and
escloth was than high Ibo took the cloth
home and used it to line I pair of pants
she was then making for the editorlbove
mentioned. then s boy about tn years
of age.
As the months rolled by the pnnhlounr
grow threadbare. and at school one (by
he sccidentslly tore the rent out, leavleg
about 0 foot of lining exposed In view.
Thisi Itself would have made the
but they laughed till the tears
smil
cam when they observed the folio
worcjl standing out boldly apart 02%
ing in large type:
“Doom open at 7.30. Performance
begins It 8. "
Iris needless to state that the boy er
sent home to his mother in tears-Jr.
and Printer.
, It. Penl'a Church.
The Barter undo It. In. Paul's was
beyond question the best the bee been
heerd there for many years. the chorus.
echoing exceptionally good. The solos
in the Euler Anthem. and also in Te
Deum Lendamus by Ifirs Sherwood and
Mr. Noyce are worthy of especial men-
tion. Ifrr. Huntington's alto solo
“Resurrection," by Shelley, was Idmire-
bly executed. The attendance was very
large, and the floral display magnificent
rust-sears: Goldllg lance Isle net.
but Saturday I playful gust of wind
carried Postmaster Goldings' but oil the
Well street bridge and sent it spinning
down stream with the ebbing tide. Mr.
Golding did not mourn his loss very
deeply, however, as it rllorded him an
opportunity to come out yesterdsy in I
new Buster tile.
Funeral Notes
Funeral services over the mmsinr of
Charles Carl. who died last Friday at his
home on Lewis street, were held st St.
Paul’s church this afternoon. Mr. Csrl
wss a member of the Norwelk lodge of
the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
(colored) the members of which attended
his funeral in e body.
The remains of Angelo Distasio, the
Italian laborer who wsscrushsd to death
by s felling rock in the railroad cut It
first Norwelk last Thursday afternoon,
were buried yesterday in Plus lslsnd
cemetery.
The remains of Thames H. Lallin
were buried with Masonic honors yester-
day. A delegation of seventy-live mem-
bers of Old Well Lodge, 1". & A. If. It>
tended in I body and accompanied the
remains of their deceased brother from
his late home on Burbank street to the
East Norwslk cemetery. At the grave s
male questetbs rang “Rock of Ages cues
for Is” Ind the impressive ceremonies
were rendered by the otlicsrs end mem-
bers of the lodge.
I. I. O. A. Nurse.
The song ssrvica Suodsy afternoon
was held in the gymnasium, on account
of the lower rooms being closed. The
subject 01 the meeting was “What we
ought to do,” and Mr. Jemes Fountain
was In chsrgc. The meeting next Sun-
dsy will be held in the some place, and
let every young men plan to come.
Thessets for the Old Folks Concert
are being checked of! very fast, end all
who have not secured their rests should
do so It once, either It Pinoeo'r up-town.
or Plusted’s drugstore down down. An
entirely new programme will be render
ed this yesr, Ind sll who attend cannot
feiltoparr a plsemnt «song. There
will he I rehearrfl of the chorus thlr sv-
sningintth. I. C. A. bell, and to-
morrow evening in the Opera Bones.
Every ringer should be present It both
of these rehearsals in order that every
particular may be thoroughly under-
stood. The German class will be held
this evening as usual and it h boped‘
Connecticut Pat-Its.
The following were m In“!
1890. List furnished from m of A.
hf. Wooster, Solicitor of Pstents, Bridge-
port, Conn. ..
Harvey thbcll, Bridgeport. roll-pellet
holder and cutter; George 11.
Bridgeport, strap—holder for W;
Frederick A. Bradley. New “megs,
riagsdoor; Mertinv. 8.11111, , a
apizcnm; Timothy B.
or ing carriage;
Rogers, Hartford, making “fl
forks; Francis n. Richards, M* n,
design machine frame; Joseph R.
Waterbury, button; Edwin D. WM
Waterbury, eyelebrettiug Winch”-
bert F. Andrews. Avon, mf‘
Ezra B. Bailey, WWII” '
jaw; Arthur B. i- . "
rtsnographsr’r “blot, Pmp ‘ , .
wish, anger; Gscrgsl. Brush, -
machine Iorattachlng sweets '
tohetr; 'I‘.1‘.chseed GA.
promptly on time, so as not to Interfere
with the concert rehearsal.
—DlrtlreebeforaBrnseelrrpr like I
Ionlcr, New nuns; spur; r. .
end B Ionicr, macaw
Iertsning; George D. W, ‘
ham, buckle- ”guard ’ '
yellowcleggad chicken.
Afro-ting“) he were. Phi-I.
Aperty ofJorsph B.‘ Rider’s friends
«meta this city‘ from White Plainr one
\dey last week toaccompany him on I
smell-cm WPIIOWM .
arcs-crash was found which occult) .
ed on lollowingdimtlooeeeto where wuumhsemocmm
«surnames. sis-st .
published by Belférd ,ws' .
Beulah Street, New York, out“, “
“Jeflerron Davie, Ex-Prsddrnt ‘
(lo-Immerse: A
Wife.” All 0th. works ,
anthcrrhlpoflrnJmM“ , ‘
nears-rilybrlnjurionr tuba “-
lyandpscnnlarlly. Thebehkfl“
brook—go up Summetrest
toBull'rhsad and tnrntotbsrlght;gn
tothsfathouer; fromthlegoan-mlle
and than Ilsh down ”Stamford river.
Then go toOrRldgcend fish in rtony
brook. '
"l
Tbsertiolcr thetthepertywcratotekn
were the following. A Spalding’r 850
rplltbamborod; lrsalwlthellchl doe.
Sproek'shookr; lbaitbag; 1 flehbarhet
orerssl; 23100tlcadsrr; lpalrwadsrr;
unlimited worms.
The following remarks were entered
on the rllpof paper showing the result
of the day’s plcretrre:
One stage time and suit of clothes moo
m’ 1133
..
gut-....
—"Tharerttlee I,”rald I groceryre- who-I‘m”
rattler. That’rhehrrthcastc-rrl’vs unwarranted
" vs snug:
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lost why hrrrrrellllacuhsvenres Whigs-”there
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