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SOUTH Honwitncorm. TUESDAY. APRIL 3. 1....
DIRECTORY
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42W N.~—Novwalk; a. N. —locth Nor
walk; 1!. N. —llsst Nnvwsl
To thos- wl our rsndsrs who as. not al-
vssdy swan o! tbs (set we would any tint
"wry Ir- bsvwlw "pron-ted. whwthcv- of
Insgs or small demo. will be round
strictly rsllnbls in svsry boslnsss trwws-
utlww, And wsll worthy 0! all patronag-
sttswdcd ts thsI.
All COIPRESIIOBR.
. IOWA“ 11111.11 walnut CO.'l'bs,Wster .1,
ads: 11. it bruins.
mun.
XNAPP. WI ll lflfi'sohlngtonst, planaand
(In lsbslatvssmnablsrsus
BANDA 322' 3‘33.” and‘Wsllsts, N.
sells 1 no .932... .,,
'r"m aricflmzmazp'v nw’
lacuna. J’Allfi. silks.“ Whilittt N. 1' Id
estate broker and auctioneer.
NORHELL A L‘ltOIJII'LDIEU, N Washington st.
all kinds oi property sold
BAKERS.
DeKIJ'N 8803', 2? Iain ct, N And bl Washington
1. ii. N. :lso dealers in conlvctioocry ice
mica,
BCIJFIELD,EIMA('.19N0 Mnlnrt S. N. Nola
agent [or Horton is celebrated Ice «m1.
WERNER, CHAN. L Ilsln s1ncaer',sll N l’nrc
contecttunery and ice cream. Fresh goods daily.
WILSON‘ri "Home Made" Bread Bakery, ll. N.
Leave artists at It Raymond st.
BANKN.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK The, Wall rt
. 11* M. W...
yer, v e 1',
Curtis, ‘cssbier W
CITY NATIONAL BANK Thc,93“sshingtor1st,
nearblain, s. N. Capital 3100.;11111 surplus 31-.
5111 ll Rowan, pruriduit; Jacob ll. Lay-
tome-shirt
PAIRPIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK The
M WIIIII, N. la red 18». Capital san-
'llyatt; sleeping Edwin
O. “Euler; cashierJMIii-C. Urn-n.
PAIRFIELI) COUNTY ii.“ [NOS BANK The at
N. “mm rarplua wall.
Winds S. lusty. prest: Martin :5. Crow vice
pro-t; Jams 11.11.11ey. (1128:.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK The, 51 Wall
st,N.incorts1roirdlzlb'i.Cupital Wow. Eben
W 11111, m; E. J.ll111 vice pro-L; ll. P.
Price. cashier. Directors IL Hill E. J Hill
W. U Them, 1 K. Lockwood. Urborn
E. “u‘lfl, E Baird,D.\LF1tch,\\.F.
Bishop. Bankers Herchsnls' Manufacturers:
Personal and Imiiy accounts are solicited.
NOR“ ALK tiAb INUS 50‘: 11111. The, Wall st, N
Deposits our 51.1mm surplus $99.11!). (range
1!. Holmes. pres1.; It. B. Cranium, rice print,
George E. Miller, tri-as
SOUTH NURWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De,
posits over my». rnrplm {Lieu}, Aldrn Sol-
mans. FEEL; John Ii. Knapp, tress. Interest
paid dfiimllflfl. Money wound on mortgage.
B11151", (“'lvulccnle.)
BOUT“ NORWALK BEEF CO. 5. N. Hammond
beefipork. sheep lamb. veal etc.
TERRY W]. hi A (O, N. Armnm'sbed and
provutons. “Om! dresecd 11ml) 11ml mutton
BILL POsTEB AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTONJ. F. Post oflce b03435. N. Circulars
(aided in over to» Sunday papcrr.
BLACKNJIITIIS.
CARI, 630. '1'. foot thymond at. S. N.
shoeinga
I!
BBIDI-E BUILDERS.
erGEO $.00 P.0b0158l.8.1\'. builder!
bridgls, ditch. pile Ion , .
300'! AND SHOP. DEALERS.
BROWN, 1!. 8. 80. Main st, 5. N. custom Work std
nil-ml l!-
IIAIIVEY,C. II. No. lain st, S. N. specialties in
, s as! rubbers.
SCRAUBJOIIN 1k SON, 311 Washington at, S. N.
A good assortment at low prices.
Boos AND allot: RRPAIBING.
GEO. 29 Railroad Mace s. N. All
PHILLIPS. and W! done
Boom AND slTATlONEILS.
PINNID. J. ARTHUR. N. card mgr-ring, wed
Horse—
M b—sball and tennis
PLAISTZD'S DRUG STORE, s3 Wuhingtonsr,
E. N. school supplies-11d portal scum].
301 scans; (Wood and Paper.)
KNAPP, KP. WatsstJ. N. nasal-assess hat
brunet: General sbopjobbisg.
BUILDING ”TRIALS.
mums. JOHN Ii. It. Washington st, EN. also
bins stone. sewer pipe. hay, straw, etc.
LIDNABD, CHAD '1'. Water ally. boat-corms“
kinds. list. ter. etc. as
shone. mmmcflf ' ’ m
NATION!) 3808. lilwsskcs, Philaddpbia
Tic-vow Irv-cs. mun, lime, cutesy-damn.
Bums. cums. £608. kc. m
”ION BD'PI' nous sutdoortotbs t
3.11.4”wa or all diluent
' a! chess.
“MAG! ”Nanci!!!“
DANE. uncommon. Winnie-cs,
hum. sails and m lunishinp.
cmmm AM) Illll warns.
JAIIS C.
”mgr-all‘. m
NORTON,“ A. wleaN. Jobbing
RANDAILLD. Islam-ill. 1N. lodw-a
.cbiasyrls
bydssppgwcrcwsbla-stogivc
:Y'IONDJ. now ”Em“...
IA net‘s,
dual-sing, WWII-c col
MN.I:IHI
given.
moons B BMQS.N.JobI'ng
W”.
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WILSON, I. l.”a-st,l-rlaln.-Ollcccor.
‘sllstmdlddvnsvn. N. :‘ss-woadw working.
canons.
IF GlflNaldsmlormslyotm
”.N. .utsstorwsdllngsssd
IWsflsgN. wctklings-rl
.-
“1’44“ U hfllfi. ll. “tibia
“Fawwi‘imm‘
w author's-s saintly-
“was.
wfilhml. “swaps—fly
COLLEGE
CONNECTICUT COIIKWIAL. (ls-tic mb'l’g.
N. V. I! “was. principal Daysndsvscl
CONFEI .‘I'IONEIY (Dc-Ills and lbw-Ms)
Illnltliu. 11111.1(: intro-111m- at, 11. N. can
dies. w. . our.
HEAD. FREDERICK bl WallI st, N. also homo
wads broad and fancy licking.
CORSET IANIIFACTIIRIZDI.
Mfll AGOLDM'IIIIID'I', factory ll N. Ian-far»,
Marco! tho alebvslcd ILA O Cassia
COIl'GIl REMEDIES. ed
PLAIM'ED’ECOL'GII REMEDYmsnsni locum,
mnlsctsnd at 43 War hinngi st, II N.
CIIOCKFIIY AND GLANCWABI.
NAM]. v.11 a min cor. 11-min West such N.
1100411“: w m
UNIVERSAL” ”TORZ. ThP,No. lain st "var West,
lamps, crutkcry, glssr wsrc, hoasclurnlsbings,stc.
DENTIST!»
BOLWELIIL‘. C F Lander s block. iio lain st, 8.
N. ()tllcchncrs.8a.n1. Iobp m.
KENDALL. CEO. 1. D 0.5 Washl cor.
Franklin sis, ll. N. llnnrsasm. um. I“?
NW ,J.C.oflccstml4lsnre .cwsst,
:20“;ng Church, N. grass-Iministsrsd
Gold soil porcelain crowns linens-l.
DOORS. BASH AND BLINDN.
SIITII,W.D.ACO. l5812Wsteran.mvvlsgs
pipe, 3111.13 “ninth in (lumen-r
DRUGS AND CIIIZMICAIM.
EAST Milli PIIAIIMACY. \nn Zrmdt aw I. N
holiday hours i! m to: n1. 4 1419 p. m. Pro-scrip.
lions carefully comp-11min}.
GREGORY. J G. our-nu. N Established DIE).
Wlmlmlre and mail. Popular pncvs.
Blouslullx A. 11 Main st. N. Pcrlnmec,——flfly
five Illficn'nl pvrlumo-s.
PLAISTED'S. 14:! Washington st. N N. potent modi—
Cities, 1:11;. I’liyriclnns‘ prrst riplums a swciillty.
”III JIOOIIFL
AMRIJZR J L A NONN— The Equitable. " No. 2
(.1121, 1111.- building, N. Dry guodr, oil clothr mat
tings and rugs
BANKS. E. K. Mshackemo Ilmrl blork, S. N.dry1
goods, nutinns,glov911. etc. Umlcrwmrarprctslty.
BENNETTJ. F. 19 Mom rt, N. Business estab—
lirhed over forty-two ycnrs.
DICKERMAN, A. A NON,Hle1shitxgton rt. 3. N.
dry1ru-als, cnrpvts, etc. (in-v- adv.)
SCOFIELD A IIOYT. :t lion-rte lildg, N. 06 Wash-
ington at, s. N. ‘51»: nilu'rliaemehl.)
STREET. EDWARD. 5 Gazette bldg, N. Dry
gurxlc, (mu-y glNlIs, mumps and hosiery.
EXI’REsaMEN.
BENTON A BRENDAGE, ofllce st Benedict’s, 43
Wall st, N Our motto. prompt attention}
CM. AN Mill 5 EXPRESS mgr Inmitnre sud
pmnm nmvnl b.411- nnlcrs or. 'lnisted' s. N.‘ . .
SHE IIVIUOO W. “C, N. clash: at post oilice and
Dale‘s. t‘xm-i'nl and prompt scrvncc.
VX'I’IIAi 1'0. P.“I’.NUE§. "C.
BYXBIZE, I". 5'. .t i'O. in Main at. N. Nannractnr-
onA ol‘ rimfirlil'e- writ-brawl flavoring vttrar'ts.
NORWMJI EXTRACT ('0. N. nmnriiartnrcrs of
Sin- t-xlrmils. .‘unble‘r a Bell.
PERT! LIZBIIS.
RAYMOND my I.‘ ltmillvy's rnwr-phmplnte.epcw
ial 1111111111129. LlliII pianirr.;!fl1l1ml bunny-111d Ashes.
SMITH. W. II. A (11). \l'arer 1-1. N. agents Ior Wilv
llama Club A (Jo's standard icrtill/xrs.
I'II'IE Bllltilt AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS OllIinflE, shapes in stock. spar»
1.11: w Ol‘lhfl’JIrL' m11riar.-oml.chlmney fine linings
I‘IHII. OYSTER!» (LAMS, ETC.
IICNT A ZELI'H", 6'.)Witst1ingtun 9:, S N, fine
tlah, oysters, clams, Hulls. game, vr-gemhlec, etc.
I'LAG AND CONCRETE “'AlJSS.
NORTON, JOHN R. 112’ Taylor avenue, 9. N. Also
smile denier.
RATIOS!) BROS contractor» tor liar, couch-ts.
orphan brick.um1ntsndgravclvvalks.
FLORIDA STEAK AND IIU'I’ WATER
HEATERS.
IIEEKIIR. W. H. A CO. Music Illill block, S.N ..
eulc circuits.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
’ISIAND GEN" I'LOL'II, the best made.
tail m use it.
L'IIOSIIIEDIEL‘ DANIEL. cast rm! oilinrhington
s1 bridge. The choicest oi family than kept.
RAI MUN!) BROS hay. ttmw flour and feed in
package. load. Car or cargo lots.
RED MILL. llaricn, Cruiut A Rose. Grain, choice
ground teed, gmhnm and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG. PAUL. melwnnl Pin. 8. N. plants, cut
slum-r1- and ornamental piece:- nude 111 onlrr
Don‘t
IIKAY, JOHN, E N. near lhl «lipid. Balding
hora—cut losers and iloral work 111’ all kinds.
me roses a spcchlty.
SMITH, JOHN ll. :10. lain st.S.N the oldest and
best known florist in, this vicinity. Plants.cni
Meme“. Floral workol all kinds a specialty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN, THEODOREWssbIsgron «Just end)
Furniture, looking gin-via, picture trainee, etc.
CRAH A WIIITTLESBY, m lain st, N. may
mood I old stand) tier advertisement.
RAYMOND GEO. ll. mature til andfl lain It.
N. Your dim above old storrf
STOW, DAVID all. :1),n1d33,So.lalnst, 5.25.
Furniture. mum, etc.
GAS IJGIIT COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAD LIGIIT COMPANY ofllcr 19
Water st, N Gas tor MIL boat and powu
Cokesixcsnts per bushel. Cal Tar three dolr
lsrs per barrel. package extra.
Gnocchi. qwnoiuars.)
HOLMES A Wilson! ll Wall nN. whole-
sale grocers, door, 31-111, hay y, etc
SHAWN BROS. “and is Wail st, N. whom
grim dour, teed, grail, boy, etc.
“WEED.
BBOWNAWMJLmWsskingtust S. N sole
sgcnisiorcelebrsteo W creasrth
BECKER. CONRAD, Ml Washington It. 8. N.
choice groceries and provinces.
FIRMS, CHAS. n. m to Hotehios,flNo.
lain-t,S.N. table delicaciesforumilylrsdc.
FINNRGAN J: O'NEILLY 1m lain st, N. loot,
lead, hay, straw, coal sndwood.
FINNEY 8 BENEDICT «1 Wall 3.1!“!an and
at: caesium-1am
FITCH, D. W.Wcstsve,cor.lcrwinst,N canned
Musics. “(hm
I ntrr to ibebrst
[MASONTD small-s
anesthetics-Isis, 11521.“... W
Wm“ Ii. him. mummy-.11!
' ‘ page“ mm”. ' . 1
LAWTON, [DJ C0. 22 SoJlainrka.»
cerlesssd isblcdeilcseies.
HHONW,DANIfl~awdogw-shisgtu
WW “Mm-m
I00“ A DARN'AN. No. Ids-t. leszest. 8.1!
lungs traits, lolr, freshen.
MCKZBSONSBm7WammN. sspscislty
(InlAIl, Clo. Wilts- sve. and School st.N
New nswgbcdssndacw pslcss. N
snuocmfonsswmu I. hul-
qsartsrst Mwmmopsnscdpob
YALDIN. CRAB. mama-1.1!. (hr-syn}
“Meant-blown“; mac.
mmrm MIND!)
ASCEJMPDJ.7lmst,§.N.slsaiovwrrs
mrmnnmm 8C0. ”mum‘s.
N. Hiplwsbrs trimmings
CLOVER. C. L. as Wall at. N.
usdcohtsinshle
v
saw-is animus.
mam-'1...“
nannncmtwaun.)
INAPPTEIBATTILII wow-gait
.msss. sugars—ms
mam
mm IV. a 00.11-11- s.s.l. sis-sits
nu
m'gfsfiiah win-ravage: a.
Isl-kw." wins
umsnsoolsmmwmusstu
‘“ mass
“... fifithWaammm
DA!!!“ “Kill.
mmr.11.wwm.u.mmm
admin-guts“ ydas's.
IIOIIII DEALINI.
PARSONS, 3‘ ll. 'oT'm “film
kins—rs: to cum as
this establishment an truncated. Hans
Frsnch coaching «allies "0.11m."
IIOIII IIIOIIO.
I UIIA 10!!!! No. Ill-01.8. N special“-
09‘ ionvsntog'l. dvlvlsgbtvottlsgksssa.
flO‘I’ll‘.
AimICANuEgnL lo lslssl N. J mo.
ropssc mamas:
OEBNAbNIA "MEL. 8 Itsllmsd plans. Gas,
0 WA DIN. ILB.
Null" “IIme M
31-;
(II lbs
Wattle!!!
OLD WELL IIUI'BL, as Washington at. ll. N Its-d
llavl "and. mm humus plan. silicosis.
"0st PUBNIDHING GOOD“.
ii'l'EVENil. J, II. I'lWavblngton st. ll. N. crocksry
glassware, tin and wooden wavy.
ICE DBALEIt‘.
BURI'IIARD D. "lit-him Point I'sm,"
milk prodncm
INBDIANCI Atom“ N 1
0001.1 ll WNW D. I It . calc-
snrc ‘03 real stats inosglts branches.
H,N.also
wood work, whorls etc. LA‘YN’ION, :IACOII [Washing-:1. 1m 015;“:5 (,I
III? aw in 1:, n nu rim-mun .
mafia 14%!W laugh“ 51321.32 "Whom I'm“ Wnnfimlmdl ca 11.11.»
RAYIOND 1mm Abramalt glued and also! *WRH! whfnr‘oil u.’
it N strictly fir-acts» companion remscm
TAILOR A GOLDEN. All A A. Washington st,
rLN lhrsl Ell-It: and lnrursnce.
lNrwltANCI: COIII‘ANIEII.
CONNECTICUT GBN‘L LIP! INS. 00., 9. ll. L'-
llummrdinn, spin, Washington at, 8. N are ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE [Nil CO A5 Washington
st.‘i . . *iN. ll ,,Dihbk- assistant-apt.
NOIIWALli FIRE INS. (30.. N. In successful
business sluts: I860 No outstanding los claims.
PEOPLE'S Lll’E INS. CO. The, IAMcr's block,
loin si, H N. Jim. French, asst. supuintrndent.
[Ni mums-r SECURITIES.
(TIMI Pl III). II. B. laconic N ”chads
Ii: ihllucr Banking and Bqnlta e N 1‘ gr Cos.
"ION AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. II. A (70. I5 and l? Water st, N.
springr. axles, carriage hardware, etc
IRON FENCE. AND RAILINGS.
MERRI'I‘T E. N wandbfl Water st, N. iron work
0! all kinds.
THE III Ni' IN IRON RA LING WORKS WM
at”. N Wm II. lloyt, .
IRON POD. DRIEQ.
GILES & NANCY st The Norwslk Iron Works
(7.1., and also at Bridgeport, Coon.
J EWELBB '.
I'ERRIS‘. A :4. 30511. Main si.8 N. op. City Hotel
”.N line Watch repairing a ape-chilly,
llOYT. II. B. 18 N0. Main cl, 8. N. strictly Inimit-
goods at low prim.
JACKSON. [ASHANTI SBWsllst, N. watches,“
11111111111. ctr. Fine watch running a specialty.
lililll. ll. 8. dionwnersurhs-s. lama silver and
plan-d ware. repairing scprcislty. ml ain at, ii. N
LAWYERS.
AI'STIN. ALFRED I'Z mom 3 Ilium-tic li'd'g. Wsll
at. borough. Notary and Real Estate.
FROST. RUSSELL. s No Main st, notary, lop)
bit-111m of all kinds carefully attended to.
Ill'lti.ill:”l"l‘. J. llELDEN. W5 and 6 Gazette
building, Wall rt, lmmngb.
LIGHT. JOHN II lib} Washington st, 3. N. notary
commirsiuner of “reds (or New York state.
LiX‘llW'.m)D EDWARD)! momi Gazette hug
borough Attorney binary and [millionth
SE) MOI' R JOHN S room 3 Inlrfield (‘0. NM.
Bonk building. N. (‘onmllnr at law.
WAIMI. JOHN J. rixrml Masonic bail-ling. Wall
st, Dimitrgb.
IJVEBY STABLES.
DANN HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board-
ingstables. Oflcho allivrrst, N.
GREGORY GEO 3 14 Knight st,.\' Fine Illn-
onus speck! 1y Telephones-a.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Ds st, 5
N. Manufactures o! builder-1’ hardware.
once as Paul s1; New York olllcc 99 Reads“;
Chicago cairn I9 Lake st.
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY, BIN. New York
other!!! Chambers rt. kicks and builders‘ Inn!-
wan.;dsc1gucrs; '0an workers ol‘ artistic
1...... trimmings in bronze. bus and iron.
l.l MBI’II‘ DEALI‘BB.
HILL. E .I. 9 Water rt. N. All kind“)!lltiithet'dr.L
[normal to any point by rail, team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORW ALK IRON 11011115 CO. The Water vi.
can It It. brings, 8. N General machinery iron
and brass castings forging, Babbitt metal re~
pairs tor mnnlschwirc and mm
SCOPIRLD, WI. A. Knighml. Newmachinery
made-rid repairing pvomptb attended to.
MARKET GARDENS”.
JINNINGSI WATKRBUIIY, B N. berries and all
garden produce in scsson It! the wholessle trade.
IIABKm
A MODEL KARE”, to Wall st,N Win. Wardwell
prop. bcel val lamb. motion and poultry
AVISON A. tall Iain-I. N. meat». traits,
bios fish. cycle". claims. and scallops, r! ,
egg» lard canned goats. etc.
BENNETT A HOSTED. meats, lib, KM" lop.
stars. chi-s, fruits as No Iain st, :1
DIESELL. DANAC I2 lain at, N. choicsmsts
poultry, M1, vs
Bruno's CENTRAL IARKST. swan st, N.
lull, Irons. poultry. st lowest prices
CARR. WILLIA! II. Benedict l’srm nurket. [.N.
Fine-ma, Ire-b vegetables—Wash prices.
PARKINOTON J.A meals. poultry Mayan,
Winn ts, battenetc. ILR boa-R,B.N.
Gm.OIO.SChstnltst,8. N. choice-eats,
Irfibctc. law-t” pricss.
Yul PERI) “No lain LN winemts
"31.1111... Iiomcrcndscd am
JUNON A. 6. Cratvsilsvketmv. laissnd Ravi»
landing S.N. Choicemtwposltrynrgstablss.
LIIDURNEKWI tuWuhingtowmkldgqs
N. dalerinsll allkisdslrcsh
LOCIWOOD, L. Washlcgiowbcbrldgs 8. N. Inc
satalsbmystcrmclsns. ,ctc.
LOCKWOODA LOCKWOOD. 7 Iain st,N. he
maposln-y.dsb.oysvss.dsmsaspshlty.
LYONb. A. 19.. Old Well Intact! No. Isis w,
0. will. Du“Iain .llhstJJ. choice
HAL] A suns-r
dslicatsssn,
M
mugsmm’mavwoasrmm
scnwa. “mum s Wed ”Wartime-’31,
smnrswuamo'ros minim- 3.3%
moans-r nus-m
SPILLAN'LJ. W. in ”cadmium-Ills
dsilysllovsthctown.
WADl.‘ Amulet. ”MAN. rs-
wmmummumu as.“
molt. J.L!l'Wslls.N. Cbolcs nus.
”.mmmm
summons": 0' h
MmP. W.Istss maufaetlrw
gvssitsswdwsbls “'1‘;an building
stone-dcmywosk.
wasotrsatvn worms”.
smommsr. cow-imam usua-
M?“ man ownin- train-r
nuns. .
m:él:litl 11.: wss-1.11s. Jobbing
sum. In
come: not nun-1r iv. .1! is
sold-mail. Maw-u "a.
Mancunian
manna-tn. Apsllsctltpn-
Wm-snmgs. Tbilisi-g
misuse-anus. as. swish-s
“sq-hip“
V on. sun—s Damn-mm
wwwbm‘
manor
MEAD. In. llillside,N .
IDIIO mourns.
mm): was. o.w iii-ours.
cosmonauts 1mm
FRITZ. II“ IINNIIP. m lslsst, N. Piano
and l.nttr11ctlon
urns
amou.111.n. I lililgb vim. Morn!
ll NTINM‘OII, lain . II'
Ii mm at)! Vocal
lulu. list! Jlmttl I. u l.
and North svssss,
organ
IAWYIAIIII. Il.J.tcscbwotlsttvn1nsaislsIIl
vocal- lssldsncsst “.1!an Plallsd'l.
Wastst.8.N.
KIWI om.
BOD II. I. 74 W .
WILL. Idilsglon ll Nmblsnk
WIIIIILIIJ. ll. Mb W at B. I
W... ogre-omen
Nl' roast "MING!“
mm D Draws lab at Bodwsil's stars.
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HIV 0 SECOND-BAND WINITDI'.
I‘ODIORI, WM. undcr Salvation Army Banach.
lltoves, naps, «my, mete.
OYITII. mm AID 11mm
BILL. BRAIP P.0. la M111, 8. EM
«was!
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REED A IIOIIBIAN. I“ Vaults. N. phat-I
saw! shippsrsol Novwslkoy
VANNAI J. L. 100:, P. O Dorms. N.
Oysters clams, wholaalcshdmnll
PATTBBNI AND wonlu.
NORWALK PATTERN WOB Cbss. II. Ala.
mm
lbw-raidssvsfl.
andlIotnA'lr anacswvwhssiwclslty. hols
sgcattbeort cslsbrstchuwn Carmina-is.
PAINTB. OIL! AND GLMC.
PROWITTJ to Isis st, N. szstt‘s lsads,
lunry ad; Wadsworth's mixed paints.
RAYIOND BROS chctt‘ s. Atlantlcsnd llcelcy's
Mmmollssnd Avsiil Chvmlcsl Paint.
SMITH W. B. .00. lb. 17 Wslust. N. lgsnts
(mu-111mb Alanine: paints.
PAPER HANGINOI.
PRA’I'I' A CO. Water at, near Wall N. also paints,
lssnd glam.
PROWI1'I',J..1' OlsInst,N. wlndowshdm,
Hollands, Istnrcs etc.
TAILOR A C0. 21 lslnst.N. slsohardwus,
WU". 00!. Ill-1M
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMANL C A. ll lain st, N. lnstaniantons
process. idrcus photos a specialty.
Nilm‘ll G. Sh "alt-shin 8. N. ans asll
only and tint lbebut. M“. q ‘7
READ! .,\N P. E. Gama.- hnlldi N. Csbinst
photographs arm per dos; one dos 81.50.
HAM) TUNIIts All) ItIIPAIBItIs.
IIIZNDEE. C. I‘. Lockwood [1.111, N. Alsodealerln
pianos, organs. sheet music, sic.
PLANING HILLS.
RANDALL. NINER D. I: N. All klndsol wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLCIBINO.
IEPKERANL W it. Music “all block, 5. N.
Plumbing. steam and gas fitting
NAM! 1".“ A BRO. cor. Island West-ts. 8. N.
Plumbing sod gas lining, ranges and haters.
BAILDOADS.
NORWALK [[0382 RAILWAY CO. James W.
llyait, print; Edwin G. iloyt. snpt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB [Washington st, mtto P. 0.
property ytm-hbonmtowncissssdr)
IORBELL A L'IIOIIEDIEUM m II“Washington st,
11. N. selling rcltingsnd
WILQON. 0 E. Curtis “also N. lavas-anneal
moneyto loss. Also lunar-cs writt- la bass.
of companies at the lowsstrlu.
WOODWARD, I. A. Kalli-a. Axis-ssh
run and baildiulot
MAmNTS.
BEE WBWsternN ws-wsslsstsll
mill-oer Sc.
HENRY‘S, “Bo. Unions. N. Tbcbstnedlnner
in thc city Board by the dsyor
SANITARY ENGINII':
RIDER. WJ‘l ASON owwmmsm
Hydraulic and Civil vilenginecrs.
SCHOOLS. (Printe)
BAIRD'B, IISS INSTITUTE. G Orchsd I. N.
\ onng ladies boarding and day schist.
NORWALII MILITARY INSTITUTE,N. Franks.
Robot-ts. principal. Clrcnlsron request
Day and boarding school
for girl-arid young ladies l'lts (or any college
or course complete in its". Polly cqn lab-
rctory Ill-(bed. New York artists so: all In
muons! department 8 isl sdmugcsor
the study or“. Pacing“ and flotation.
fiprirtgtam Autism Circulars will be
knllpdllhwlu
SEWING ucnnrns.
Siam ‘5.” 1131...“. “$11?” 1‘
1 " I ” “In
will! 0 WI“!-
SIWBB CONTRACTORS.
MYNOND altos. sew-rs built. warn pipes laid.
stunting, tiling. grading, Isndsope prdsnlag.
also: IANCPACTCIKBB. 1
IDCNSBUIIY,IATIIIWBON A 00. EN. Illiss’
Ins shins.
GEO. Ii. W!!!) A CO.
75, M '1" l WI“!
Iansisctnrsra or
live toot-car for tbs vvtslitrwie
nIIIBT-WAh'l't AND UNDERWEAR.
RLI’TCHINSON. COL! «I CC. Norwslk, New York
and llrldgapovt, M
aadsslssoomn, '8,
Established 1570
B .
mimesbnddllldm‘l
r
momma ooons.
AIKIN. Joann aid-m8. heath-tars for
guns, fishing tackle, ammunition. etc.
”All nclwm
llAm-IUIJUEWstsrgsuthsm
Stairs and band rails to ovds.
'I'lli DUNCAN IRON RADJNG WORKS, Vacs
st. ll. N. Win ll. Hoyt, prop-lets.
MAI ENGINES AND Hill’s.
NORWALK IRON WORKS co. m Water st,
war It. It bridge. 9. N.
annuals]? 'rlcm AGINTS.
CURTIS, s. w. Nannie bat N. Mp
tickets. val-io- Its-t. mfiu aw-
LAY'I'DN. JACOB I. Failures st, sent to no.
u. Wall-island.
3W1: can.“
brick. . case- no.
m;roa1rn"ts ma 111nm
Iayaduuflbflflr‘ II 17.1”
IAYIOND nos. Mud
wqmwfisfi'fism
mm mass m sums.
menus LANDON.DIIsvilsIdst.l.N. Gas
stovssudwstsbmtstl. comm.
J. [I I w. AN. stovss.
.m‘ *'..t:r:.r~m""‘"- '
I
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IORI'ON. JOHN?
C [.N.
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dsssslsLDwkisy ‘Iblsp'hassfl "
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mamDVL2‘WUt.‘
mm and
mu. Iowan-cs. Ilsd
Minimum. ins-cs
hswpwswl .
THE EVENING SENTINELW
ID mamas) yuan.
sow-m WALK.
95 “All! scum.
NONI“
scant! l.l. lush-n sus
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la. ans-or man-s
nor-wss wss-st 11.st
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
For other local nevus sec fourth page.
Once Tss Ilia root Its...
A great ten mils rm upon to all run-
ners in this state will be hold at the ar-
mory Saturday evening, April 1211. The
rsoc will hc held under the sn-picrs at
00. D, who recently gave the 12 hour
race. All the leading runners the
stats are sxpeoisd to compete, and it
will undondtedly ha tbs greatest race
ever held in this city.
-Dirt flees bstorc Brnrsels soap like a
grasshopper brIorc the advance 0! a
yellowrlegged chicken.
lasts: luday Ball.
The members of the Grimanis Ssen.
gerbund held I ball at their ball on the
Washington street bridge last evening.
The attendance was quite large and the
participants In the dance evidently had
a pleasant time from the enthusiastic
manner in which they entered into the
testivitirc. Prof. Ruch's orchectra lur-
nishrd excellent music. The sflsir was
s gratifying success.
—8moke Norwslk Club cigars, best cl.
gar ever made in town.
lads-vars" Ilsct Olcsrs.
At the annual mcsnng ol the Young
Peoplo'sl Society of Christian Eadesvor
o! the Norwalk Baptist church. held last
evening, tho following ofllcsrs were
elected: President, Rev. C. E. Torrey;
vicr presidsnt, Iiss ,Ida Crowther; sec»
rrtsry, Miss Annie Hopkins; correspond-
ing secretary, Ira Vests RJ'orrcy; tress-
nrer. (I. Walter Aiken. The president
appointed standing committees {or the
ensuing six months The attendance at
the meeting was very lune.
Anibal lasting 0! Trinity Parish.
The annual muting of Trinity parish
tummy was brld last‘cvening. The lol-
lowing olficevs were elected:
Wardens, John B. Smith, Isaac 8.
Jennings.
\‘ustrymcn, Josiah N. Grumman, E.
A. Woodward, George C. Stillson, Philip
N. S nith. A. I... Frisby, Frank H. Tay-
lor. Col Leslie Smith.
C: 0". George F. Atherton.
Treasurer, John H. Smith.
I) :legates to convention, John 3.
Saudi. Issac 8. Jennings.
Alternates, Philip N. Smith, Minot 3.
Smiih.
-—Ths latnt—Nurwslk Club cigar.
For sols everywhere.
, Dlsordsrly Parsons Arrsstsd.
A complaint was made to the city p0
lies lsst night that a light was in process
at Bptingwood. They went to the plans
of the disturbance and found Irv. Elias
Cooley in an unsettled trams oi. mind.
Walter Bates and John Stevens werc in
her company. The three were brought
to the lockup and were tried beiorc
Jndgc Knapp. Ilrs. Conley pleaded
l guilty to the charge 0! drunkenness,
Michal tbs pm inasm- diur-
itwsymyflitmw ”m0“
Hit-tsp" um mum
young man plesdsd guilty to tho charg-
ssotbrsschol tbspssoc sodirrqosno
ing a disorderly hours. They were each
Ilncd til. 00 and rosin.
...______,_._._.
—IAndlad1cs say that boardrrs nsvcr
sbscond when tbsyars furnished with
Brussels soap is tbctr toilets.
Now Tosh mm
‘I'bstw York first Coolersccc not
again at Sots‘mrvlstd lclbodisl‘lplroo
psl Church, Brooklyn, yesterday. Dr.
0 H. Psywc. starkly 0! tbs Board 0!
Silurian, tsvsvd a sailor: sysvsm of
antics. and asked is lib-
scslcas datum land is last-
gsst tksologissl mo, NO or who.
was aidsd ls tbsp-st yssi. Dr. acorns
I. Bulls at lsilslie'sssislssry. Ala.
bass, was slicwsd Iva silscsss and
suggested that “coasts.“ glvs the
marmosets; p.” trans. iris-as»
o.c. wmsmus&s.musaih
, AIDPAICTW
CALM lmsasyfill.“
PA h‘wy I“
Mics: tasrsvswrvssabsmqme .
WIIOI My". .
Tbs m WI.“ Ill! I...
Iva-lag. ,
’I'bs Board of Oopsctlmss‘ bcld thd‘r
rrgslsr monthly toasting last svsslng.
flavor Edwin Wilcox prssidsd. and
Councilman John W. W J.“I
Coibill, Issac B. Jsssiass, k N. Psr-
via and William B. Ebbbsll wuss prsssnt.
Bills amounting to 01,790 4! were or-
dsrsd paid.
A pstltlon was rscslvcd, asking that
“tbs ditch running through land at E. A.
Woodward, scar tbs Iscwry lststy occu-
pvcd by Osorgs Multilayer.“
and clssud out that tbs stagnant W
"and other bub may now from said prom-
I"lass, was rotated to the contour ea on
public bultb.
Tbs oommiticsos tissues was instruct-
sdsads-powsvad to borrow “Mics
tbs ass of tbs city.
Osorgsl. Trowbrflgs was given psa-
mission to hand an addition to the rest
at his rcsldsscs on Human! street.
D. P. Harrell and Frederick Arnold. a
oommitics irons Douglas Fowler rum.
AR , appeared balovc the council and
presented a petition asking for an appro—
priation of .50 to thirty in part the ex
peoscs of Hemorlal Day services. The
request oi the Post was granted.
The committee on streets and side-
walks reported in thc matter of the lay-
out of Ooldcn Hill street. The report
was accepted and rsoommcndation that
the street bc graded from Chapel street
to EImwood Arenas and that the width
of sidewalks bs cstsblubetbst eight feet
was sdoptrd.
It was voted that Franklin street he
laid out in accordance with the map
made by William B. Ridrr, from Wasb~
ingtou street south to the residcnos of
Ira Seymour. Councilman Cntbill w.
appointed a committee to make the lay-
out.
The petition [or a tower on Grove St.,
was laid on tho table.
The committee on sewers wss instruct-
ed to build a catch basin on the north-
west corner 0! Day and Rsymond streets.
The committee on fire department rc-
portrd that be bad bad erected a hose
shed on Raymond street, and tbst keys
had been distributed in the vicinity. The
jumper had also been placed there.
A complaint was made thst private
parties had connected with the South
Norwalk Improvement 00. sewer on
Franklin street. Too matter was reterred
to the City Attorney for his opinion.
The committee on water reported pro-
gress in the matter of extending the
water to Springwood and to Seaside
Place.
Tbs meeting adjourned Ior two weeks.
31ch1111 tvcoiuso.
Ir. and In W l luvs-I 0.1."an tho
Ilium-alumnae! tbslr Innis-gs.
A pleasant company gathered at the
residence of Ir. and Mrs. William I.
Strvcos at Rowsyton last evening, and
c.lrhratcd ihc twenty-filth annivonuy
oi .the worthy couple‘s marriage.
About one hundred an] titty guests
were present, including many Irom out
of town. Among the pleasant features
of the occasion was the romcvvying of
Mr. and In. Stevens by Ra. C. II. Sel-
Ieck of St. Paul’s Church. The im-
pressive ceremony was pevlormcd, and
congratulations extended. Mr. and lira.
Stevens were presented with many bean
tiiul presents.
The evening was rpent in social enjoy-
ment, which wascnlivsned with music
by Silby's orchestra of Stamiord. C. B.
D'Artois served a sumptuous collation.
During the evening the children in the
neighborhood gathersd about the house
and serenaded the company.
Y. I. c. A. IA’I‘TEIS.
to out roll-s ossssrv 'rs-larrsw nigh:—
Amhpasdlntortnlw—swt.
The cents for tbs Old Polka concert
are being taken very fast, and them
seem to be no doubt but what the Opera
Horus will be well filled tomorrow eve-
ning to witness the second appearing 0!
Ya Old Folks to our town. During the
programme that will be rcndercd list
Eartha Knapp and Ill. Eda Byxbec
will each stag a solo, which alone will
pay anyone tor attending the must.
Tbslsst relicsrsd or theooocert will be
will this am turmoil)” floss:
Every miss at tbs chains is vrdsvss-
cars. scrum manly.” o’clock:
‘l'b's‘tlicb‘ibrtl' ' 'dl Nib-“Genital lb!“
held their regular sssloa londsy svs~
nlngand will continue doing so every
Iondsy evening until the canvas is fin-
isbsd
v
s
On Friday evening oi this week tbs
committ- !s the purpose at preparing
ails: of amass for the ensuing year,
will hold a seating at the mldsnccot
General Occrstsry Blmons. Every one
who is I member of this covnmittss
should besrtbis is mind and make no
other engage-s».
‘I‘bs camflnav‘estconlnimo oi tbs
Lsdiss’Auxilhry held a meeting Ion-
day altar-cos and dscidcd to hold their
OldDistsid School in tbsOpcrs Hones
bssrsl for tbs samtsiasisst will bs
bald ls tbsY.l.0.A.r hall on Wells's-day
svmlsg at was wet.
charms-asst.
Thstbirtlsthsassslbsllotflopsflcss
Osmpasy,ksldatthsArssy law-last
on Wsdnssdsy, Kay It. The burrs- '
A rsorucrss Om.
law lotus- Isl-rs tbs Cassi st lavi-
. gsssss [an m
Ago-st heap of bills and numerous
otbs altars dsmandipg attentio- lay
big tabla intbs Court of Dar»
room last night who tbs regular
monthly stain. of tbs bosrd wasosllsll
to order; in tact. tbs hid-s. bdcvs
them was so void-villains tbs! Ill. bush
at tho clock abovs Wardsc Lss's brad
wsrs last approaching tbs hour 0! mid-
night. when the mating adjourned.
The first hustnsss to poms up
slllr tbs bills bad bssb dist
passd oi was tbs pstllloo asking
that tbs barbsrs oi tbs borough ha rs-
qulrsd to class their shops on Sundays.
Bar's-s Coach. Adams and Glass, to
whom tbs petition had been Istcrrsd, rs
portal that they had lstsrstswsd tbs
wen sum in that csllisg and tonal)
that thc petitioners-lusts. Blattsry.
lilies and Ncwman—wsvs tbs only bar
bars who desired to close on Sunday.
The commutes rsoommsndrd that the
petitioners be allowed to withdraw their
petition. In rrlmoce to other stcular
work on the Sabbath thsy thought that
the present harmonious rclstions of so-
ciety should not be disturbed.
The matter 0! accepting and working
Grant place was referred back to the
highway committee (or one month, but
was snbsrqurntly called up and the
street accepted.
The Norwalk Gas company's bill for
”I,“ damages to its pipes at the time of
the construction 0! tbs sewers, was
tabled alter a somewhat protracted dis
caution as to the liability of the borough.
The long-delayed mam-r of electing a
sewer inspector was out taken in band.
A petition srking {or the appointment
cams ‘ [mm P. T. Betta. On motion of
Burgess Glover the position of superin-
tendent of sewers, was declared vacant.
He recommended that the «Alice pay a
rllary of 800 per month from April I to
December 1 and 82 50 per day and the
impection tea {or the time employed
during the other four months 0! the
year. This recommendation was accept-
ed by the board and they proceeded to
elect a ruperiutendcnl ol' casters with the
following result:
I). 8. Curtis,
D. C. Nash,
F. T. Brtls,
Ass Smith,
On the next ballot. Ir. Curtis received
(our votes and was dcclsrcd elected. He
accepted the position on the above terms.
A petition for water pi through
Henry street was referred o the water
commissioners and one for a crosswalk
on Iain street near Harriet went to the
oommittec on highways.
A communication was received from
W. P. Murray. in which he 0311103 to
Iumish a team and driver to work on
the highways for 84 50 per day. Refer-
red to the highway committee.
A petition from heirs of Lewis R.y.
mond.ssking permission to erect a irame
barn 50130 in the rear of Nos. 35 and 37
Main street was rvjected. Wallace
11.111115 petition to erect a house on Cross
street, near Beldcn place, was granted.
A petition for improvement-1 on River-
side avenue wss reierred to the highway
committee, with a survey made together
with an estimstc of the cost of putting
the street in good condition.
Belden place was accepted as a bor-
ough street.
The petition for the extension of Itasca
street was laid on the table.
The highway committee was author
ized to advertise [or bids {or grading
Stuart avenue. _
In the matter of widening Wall street
near the bridge, a public meeting was
appointed for next Monday evening for
the purpose of hearing property-owners
and other people interested in "I. mat.
I".
Burgecsea Conch, Decker and Adams
were appointed a committee to investi
gate Ind report in regard to establishing
a harbor line below the propeller dock.
A map oi the curb and grade line on
East avenue, submitted by the borough
engineer, was accepted.
The. llcsncc committee was empower
ed to borrow noon for the borough at a
rate not exceeding 4! per cent.
Johan. Alisa was ”W
lawsuit-9M imam”
Msos oi bnslasss on ”sin strut.
:oBtwpss- Dis-0W mamm-
or lira-scam um su-bsrcd as
Path stress, ,and be was appointed a
special Mimittec to unravel thorny.
tsry.
Burgess Bowe was authorized to pro-
cure new summer Muses for-tbs police.
Borge- Slosn reported that there had
been toms Ianlbilndiog beosnsc the
sans—:1:
mmmujmmdhrt's‘é " 7'5
scum tbs subject or wise-inking
straightening Iain stvsct, near North
avswuswillbsmadstbcspeclslorderoi
tbsevcnlng.
--"Tbstssttlvs lh'mld a grocery»-
tstds . 'fist’stbsiosrtbcssto-ssl’vs
lost today bscssssldldnothsvsnrns-
sultan-p. Punish-uterus.”
Ilrs. llnnis Woldrnfl. I Mord
Wv.nmusm.mmwu-
llsms's eyes Saturday and than burst
111-111» bill
will“
PRICE TWO 03'
i...“ ~Au~wfis~ W... W...
gland 2,Mcnlktcd ”.mm
IIOI IOIOOI.
"no lsslssollltl
srsissurts sarcoma”
ln tbrss times of
prise. it bsboovss tbs city of It“?
wsiktobsopssddolng" and It! I! h
behind In lbs mush
Ws bars many things (or which to I.
thanklnl; wltbln tbs past law yua- w.
savc bsd ssvcvsl vslssbls isms
our city has bass windby
ws bars a mm a at
macadamilsd masts. mail
a public library; a “our of
which greatly snhpqss tbs busty »
city, have bran W. I
But stlll wears minus scvsrsl dilly
which srs rsslly medial.
Onr city is (pat bloc-i d“
wastsllbs 11.13.... a, WW
usatotwsstyyear‘solsgs.
evenings lo the saloons has?“ '
have no other plans to go In! as.“
moot, and tbcydo not wish to WU
home in the evenings, sItsvadsy’ s Isbsr.
I would suggest that tho city at m
Norwslk erect a building and fur-U I
gymnasium, pool and billiard M I
parlor and reading- -room, In cm ills
young men could spend their m
There are but few cities the III" of
South Novwslk that have not these imr
provcmenu. Irnch a building should
be erected an the means of keeping
the young men from the saloon, bod
they were to grow up sober and Indus-
trious citizens it would be a blssslsg and
benefit to our city.
Booth Nurwalk has no public pltk;
every one knows that tbisds on. Of the
requisite: of a city; it is not w to
trli why a park It a necessity Hithe-
fit to any city; that' Is nnivcvssll'yWI.
I think it would be sdvtsablo the
city to purchase the old E. A. ‘
ward estate on Woodward ”one.
This would be commendable for It loos-
tlon and advantages; it wonkbi .fit I!!-
qulrc much ontlsy for improm u
it has nearly all the requisiteflaaplrk.
It has numerous large chads lines, a very
nice drive-way, beach, and a law bath-
ing houses, and in a short time it could,
with little expense, be made into a Vs... "
nice park.
One of the greatest rrqnisites of South
Nor aslk is a hospital; not that ws love
so many accidents; but many of the
poorer class of people, when taksn ill,
have no money with which to provide
the necessary care, and, conseqnsntly.
many die from neglect, rather than Iron
the many diseases to which death i It-
tribnied; whereas, if we ball I filly
equipped hospital, many of these 69th
could be averted and much good dons to
anifering humanity. To raise snflcietvt
money to erect the hospital, fairs, and
entertainments could be held, and,
doubtless, many private contributions
would be received.
The schools we have at present are
very good, so far as teaching is concern-
ed, and the scholar: are advancing Id-
mirably under the teachers’ care and in-
struction; but the schools, especially the
High school department are crowded.
What is needed is a central school
where they could have the '1 Mlldibl
and grounds to themselves; but; if that
cannot beacoomplished why mm ' ~
have the session Iron 9 to 1 It or 11
o’clock, with an intermission"bf finals .
minutes instead of what we cow‘s-vs?
All of the other recognised HIM
have one session; by this plil [N It
much ground could be covered, “l III.
pupils would bcmnch bettei' ills“.
Now that I have spoken '09:“ im~ .
provements of South Novwslk-l-csrseat-
ly hope the citizens oi our city will not
only read this but will be up and lacing.
-,. ,
0st Hillary M.
A Washington correspondent of the
Hartford Conrsst says: “In case was
should be declsred and a military loves
mods I necesily, Connecticut acid
immediately put in scttvs ssrvics ’-
much larger body of trained" sdlllsvs
than many states oi much groans pop-o
‘lstion. For instance, Connecticut libs l
larger active militia force tho I“
Isrylsnd, Indians, or lbsourl,‘- bod
many others too numerous to mention.
Indeed. but liltsrnol tbs sicko - '
M IhWW , .1 ’
1m hamsmatniwts .
Writ! mama till “Him
111 u mini-11mm warps)
soldiersasit is for them “with“
melons.
Tbs organized 'sirengib of W
ticnt militia is pm by that. m- .
m1 is 1,534 urn-d} sits-win v
tsntvy, as srtlllsvy,snd st Wits
general and host-fl. Moccasin.
no cavalry soldiers in “MN”
total number oi oilccss Is I“, W
Wanna-issuance“ '.
sdoillerrtosbaotcvsry twllvs'nw
men. Ivmsyhsaldsdshfllswncls-
Norwalk Chronicler