new 702‘ .,
“......flmw..- ”as-...»... ..
oitecovon'v
Tower oer ‘ receive“.
AWIN
.oNM.INv-III1INU~
walk; -N¢walk
'l'a thoaa a! one routine in» are not al-
rondy awnraaltllobrevrawonldaaythar
every Ir- liar-Ia represented, whether at
locus or arnall will be hand
strictly reliable In every hurl-e- leane-
aatlorl. and well worthy of all patronage
mended to than.
AIR WIN.
11011ng 8 WORK! C0.TIO.WIC w.
I.“ Ii
IRAN," mfih
RANDALL. means ”a”. “MN.
WAUC’YIONBSI!» ,
J a“ Il'll 1N. Real
Em A“.
Ionitllbhn IWt“:I‘IOIIEDIIIII. In Washington rt,
allofklnde peopertyaold.
BAKERS.
DeKLYNkIO‘N. «III-KN wlNW-hlagton
rt,8 . N. dealers in confectionery.
analogs“.
800m IIIAC. 19110. Intent, 8 N’ rtole
'fefllt foehmwo‘scelelwntcdice ice.crentn
Rmcflflhm Iatnet.norrWall N. Pure
rhahgooderhlly.
WILSON’B ‘IIaueIade"IlroadIIakery. 8 N.
Invenrdereetltilaylnondrt.
BAN“
ClN'I'Lt'AIhNA'I'IONAL BANK‘, “1;: ‘7?“ rt, :.
on mm e or eovgo
35'»... an?!» yer. vice-president;
CITY NATIONAL BANG-m; The, as Waehlngtoort,
neerlaln 8.N . $88,”): surplus 8|»
to). it €1.11".er u,-
’Atrlw.whine.
’“Well RPIILDOOU’NTY NA’I'IDS‘ALCDANI The
"‘0‘?!“ ‘P .-
1’1;me .Ilyatt; vicepreet. Edwin
PEI RPIILDW COUNTY 8AVING8 BANKJ'he, 5!
N. Deportte u»
M 8. Iuidy punt; m‘finfirflfil mama.»
;Jatnoeil Ballet ,t
NATIONAL BANK Ol’7 NORWALK,W.:):51£:IU
;.H P.
.llill.
Pitch. W. F.
Ierc ”to. wIartlri'at'turers',
auilly amounts are solicited.
Nglsil’ALK SAVINGii’OCIm. may”: st. N.
“mum surplus inorgc
1’5!“th m; R. R. c urd. vicepeest;
K N' , trees.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, Do
Alden ml
800111308 MEXICO. 8N. Hammond
Myrrh. p,lamh, veal etc.
TERRY,WI. I. & CO, N Amournhednnd
[norm Douro deemed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUTTON, J. 1’. Port firebox “I, N. Circulars
folded in over It!» Sunday papers.
BLACKBIITIIB.
omen“ T. loot Raymond It. 8.N
M!
DIIDGI BUILDERS.
NONLACO 1'. Ohoxmsfi
uhrflggdochplefowndlione.
1300’! AND 8110! DEALERS.
BROWN, 11.8.8olaioet. 8. N. cuetomWoekand
rcpalrlua
specialty.
mm.c...n.mnono,stv moieltiatin
boote.rhonaandrnbhnrs.
SCllAU JOIINJrSON. ”Wellington at, S.N
Agootllhaaaortlnentatlowpime.
D
MANDIHORRKPAJBING.
am. new mm 8. N. All
wink “drum“
mmmsnmxxnz.‘
moo J. am Nw'wdengraving
tlngetatlmnq. fillendtruggnoda. at,
PLAIBTID’SDRUOSTOR‘C ariagtt-
8ehodrnppllnaand Mum:
“A".l. .Wntcn, .m
wen'pcflaghunnatr. “imm-
sumo nmmagx all»
moorlanuw-enguan. . .
Warm. mm.dnw.d¢.
rumourevrm Elude!
more ......»
. limes-
.bu'rldcre
urns.
WNMIOUflnmdoatoti-am
ml! .—a specially-ode d all diluent
(II M. All
Mule.
“I“ I“
15' I.I. »
Wm “not, w
«Mohamm-
*5 atlakobowa-
kidnap“
oonawr momma.
Milk . 8N. Innate-
tarrrr me.- cursor.
ooooll
mmmowounmr toner,
mat a Writ-ates rt. 8 It.
crooner AID (HAWAII.
NAMIJ. II anno. our. Intentional!
Apneradtlewrra
UflVlllflAbflTtiflThe, No. Ink: at, near West.
up, cookery, gin. were, nrniebluge, rte.
1’3?"th
MLWMC. P. Webloek. 8o Irina. 8.
manner. A a. n. toe p. In
KENDALL. Old) 3.. DDS. WIN .mr.
Pranklleeta. 8.8. Home“. too p.ir'r.
J 0. blast lesbian 15er at.
are: ma . atlwinlatored.
gill penile
mourn-mm
III'I'ILW. [kw meow-4mm carriage
woodwoekuv
JunpnwsnPu-e.
Pym futile-re e r (Yen-M
RAYMOND 8mm...“ Akron ralt glazed audoenienl
pipe, 3 tom inchee in dlaroctcr
DRUOH AND CIIEIICAIJI.
IAB’I' BID! PHARMACY, Van Zandt ave I. N
8n,ndayhouve 8 toloarn" “clip. in. hermit»
“annually
01111001th ii. at Well at N. Betahliehed I”.
W boleule: and retail. Popular prim.
81608, JOHN A. II Main rt. N. I'wtum.——Ilfty
five dlflmnt peefmnee.
l'lAlil’i'ED'tl. 43 Washington rt, 8. N. patrol rtmli
clone, etc. Physiclam‘ preacriptlone a eptrialty.
DRY-000115.
AMBLIIR. J. I. k 80N8—' The Equitable" No. 2
Out-tie building. N. Drygooda. oil cloth- tart
tinge and rugs
BANKS, l K Mahackctno liotel block, 8. N. dry-
goods. Mtiooe. gloves. etc. Undorwearaepeclalty.
BENNETT. J. 1‘. 19 Main at, N. Bushnell «tab-
lielwd over forty-two years. '
DICKERIIAN. A. k SON, 8t Warhlngton rt. 8. N.
grinds. carpets. etc. we adv.)
SCOPI ELI) A HOYT. 3 Gazette bldg, N. G! Warh-
lngton rt. 8. N. (lice wheelie-mu.)
STREET. EDWARD, ii Gazette. bldg. N. Dry
guode, fanu y gtxxle, notions and hosiery.
BXPBRHMEN.
Bl’X’l‘ON A DRUNDAUE, Mllceat Batedict‘s. 61
Well at, N. Our motto, “pelmpt attention."
CAVANAGH'S EXPRESS, . furniture and
planets moved. Leave orders at lairtcd'e, 8. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. rlate nl M4856: and
Ilalc'r. Careful and prompt service.
EXTRACTS, BfllNcZB. no.
BTXBEE, F. .8. A CO. Ill .Inln at. N. Manufactur-
ers of Sentield‘» celebrated Ilnvoring extracts.
NOHWALK EXTRACT Cl). N. manufnrtnreni of
fine cannons. Ambler A Bell.
I‘I'ZR'I'IIJZIIBS.
RAYMOND 13le Bradley r vnprrr- whoa-phat m
lai man rim. land. plaster ground bone, wood
' SMITH. W. II. 300 Wateret, N. agents foeWil-
limes Clark .t (:0. asundartlf'ertl liars.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RA! MONO BROS ordinary shapes in etock spec—
his to order,tlrc mortar send .clltmney dun 11W
F1811. OTHERS. (LAMS, ETC.
III'NT A ZELUPI", ”Washington at. 8 N. tine
lkh. oysters, clams. (mite. genre, vegetables, etc
I'LAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOIIN II. 68 Taylor statue, 8. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for leg, eoncnte.
t. brick. «:ch and gravel walks.
MEIDA "RA! AND no: wam
HEATERS.
[WWII B 00. Nude Ball block. 8. N.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND NEED.
*ISLAND OBI" FLOUR. the bent made. Don't
tell to use it.
L'IIOIIEDIKU. DANIEL. east end of Washington
at bridge. Tbchoiccet of family flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay etrnw flour and feed in
package. load, car areargnlote.
REDMILL Darien, (‘mfuttRosm Grain choice
grottnd lend, graham and ryetionr
lellhi’l'fl.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Place, 8. N. plants, cut
lowers and ornnniontal plows mic to mine.
IcKAY, JOHN, E. N we the (I: put. “04th
Hot Iowan and floral work at all kinda.
ne era- a
SIITIIJORNII. 80.Iainn.8.N theoldeatand
beatknownlorietiarhlrvieioity. Plan eat
loner-,stc. Mworkofetlkintkaepcc
anddouepvoniptly.
wartime: DRAW
COLEMAN, TnloDORlWa-hingtonrt (easteed)
Furnitamhokioggl-gpiotaref naice,¢tc
CRAIA worm slalom}; atey
nond‘eoldatand). Beadenrtiaolncnt
RAYIOND 030.11. nrwmlandfllaiau.
N. Powder-nah".
STOW, DAVID. fiaandaflo. Iatnet.8.N.
Premium-amen;
0A8 LIGHT comments.
NOVRWALK GAB “GET COIPANY, nice 19
Ookcsirenatapcr
hnprrbanelqaekegemra.
Gmt'hloanla.)
ROLIISI mswxwfllnx whole»
Mm
821130831108. “Ill IeWell rt. N. whole-1e
mfiour.tsed.gnia.hey,¢te.
Om
BROWNIWHWLWWWmI. N. role
tafor Wehlnglon I. 8 N.
BECKER, CONRAD. l4]
mam-handiwork
Films. (IRAS. Renew-eerie Hamflllo.
undue. tableddioadertorra-llyuade.
0A
nwnnnnurumdmu oru
mum-Idklmnd
j' demeanor.
”mm
HNNROANAO'RIILLY IGIaio N. fioar.
esd,hay,etraw.coalradwood "
l'INNlYlBlNlDICTlIWaII «.1.de
groowiee.
m,n..wwn omIerwIn N.n-ad
agronw'gttcr. etc. “5
m3
hlwn‘
:u’eL-J.’
choice-rate.
0'.
neurone: J.7Iofleeet.8.N. alrofev-wa
”await”. ”mummfl.
M M
”dwells-:a’m
mwaw 8.11. foaflw.
. h hon
monuments-nearer waterborne.
' nmmlmwfm-h KIN.
annually-l!
memento-nee.
mm ILV. a MUMKIJ. Phil
cement"
gfiwh'“mnaflflm
wmwnmw
nan-titan
wanti-mum,«new.an.
0"- we“. land
“REE
Jew-flux. Iatatothbutv
8N. Iiegro- m
SOUTH NORWALK. 00:18 WEDNESDAY. APRIL 9. 1890.
“I’m
limit-written": Idol-ar-
11.90% I. MM“!-
hevu-r teatime»! Ail-flu}:
gourmet-m.“ a.
none: alto-or.
Halal-ARJOIIN?” In real. rprrtrtw
Della.
tumultufllmuunfiaan .Jc.
OIRIAIIA lore]. I latkooa place. Creep
rouwtix. Ii n. or. e e on.
hut. loll-era. y . ' lard
o ) weu. Harman . .
more. W- "...-WE“.
noose WRKIIBIIO ooooa.
nevrxs J tr. sewn-t a. s it.
were, ttoendwoadenm «who
we nearer".
lillwllAllILB. "Holden Point 78m."ll. It. also
with predator.
W. I N- m
aouaatnurrtaeehrltt’eL-fiee'
LA'Y’I’ON. JAmII Wm
omwh 35““
Wflv“ l l
Ifllllfilabl L’HOIIIDIIU. M ablugunw.
8 N. et rlctlyilntvclaae “pulse repeal-tied.
TAYLOR Reel. GOLDEN ill a ”Washington at.
8.5, IteelZaiaio and furnace.
INRUWUR (IO-PAN!“
(,‘ONNKC’I'ICUT (lKN'L Ll'l 1N8 (30.. 8. 8, L‘-
llovnmedico root. W et,8 Nice rd.
IBTROI’Olli I'I'AN LIFE "(8. CO. to Werhtngton
It, 8 N imbue... tarot-apt
NORWALI:I 'Illl 1N8. 00.. N. In Wei
horirisaaal tic-Item. No ulna-din lie-claims.
PEOPLEII I. IFR 1N8. (:0. The. llaudrr'lfilork.
Iain-t. 8. N'. Jno. Preach. rant. superintendent
1N1 WENT SECURITIES.
CR.“ Pl’lil) II. II. Iaaoolc N. mm
Inhibitor banking and [all I't'ge t'oe.
IRON AND "I".
243nm. W. I]. I CO. Ill and I7 Water at. N
aprlngn. axles, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
llillll'l'l', E. .I. umddeau-r eI.N. lrm work
of all kinds.
TIIE ill‘NCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Wafer
rt. 8. N. Wm. 11. lioyt. proprietor.
IRON I’OUNDRIES.
(“LI-:8 d: ('LANCY at The Norwalk iron Work-
t.'o., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
J EWF. LEE“.
FElflfl8 .i. 8. fit) .80. Main rt, 8 N'. op ('lty Iltttel,
8 N tine watch repairing a specialty.
llOY'I', H R 18330 Ioinrt, 8 N strictly Antelo-
goonh- at low prim.
JACKHON. beHIlAND. 58Wallrt, N. watcher. die-
mnmb, etc. I'm: watch repairing a specialty.
Rtml), ll, .8. dlotnoudrwatchee. jewel , rilverand
plat-«l were, repairing rspectolty. KI ein at. 8N
LAWYERS.
Al’8'l'lN. ALFRED ll mm 5 Masonic b'tl'g. Wall
wt, boron; h. Notary and Real Patate
FROST RUSSEI. I No. Iain at. notary,
bovine- ot all kin lde carefulty attended to legal
IIIIRLBU'I'LJ. BELDBN. too-tab and d Gazette
building. Well at. borough
IJGIIT. JOIIN II It): Warhi onet 8 N. notary
commissioner of deedef or 25w York state.
LOCKWIKID EDWARDI. rem t Gazette bldg.
borrntgh, Attorney Maryann pro-lone.
88V IOUR JOIIN 8. room 8. Foul-id Co Nat.
Bunk building, N. Counselloratla w.
WALN‘il. JOII' room I Nannie building, Wei]
et, borough.
Y ”ADDED.
DANN RORACI l. [enabler livery ad board»
lag stables. 0hr No. rm Var II. N.
GREGORY. GEO. 8. It Knight at, N.
note a epechlt y. Tdcphonem
LOCK IANUFAHUREIS.
WKWOOD IANUPACTURING CO. Dad
Fluctua-
”8
N. Iinufacturnraofhuildora‘ hardware
magnum; NerorkdIlcewReadeet;
(‘hicagooflcewukcet
NORW ALK LOCK (‘0le 8.11 New York
mac‘hmbenat. Locke and blilikrn' kril-
wure; designers; f'oundera of artistic
Erase trimming: in h
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. 8 J. 9 Water II. N. All kindroflnnrhwdo
ltveml to any plat by rail, tun: or verecl.
nucnmz SHOPS.
NOR“ ALK IRON WORKS CO. Tb, Water It.
3 11 IL , 8. 2: Oman! machinery. iron
pairs for nannlactoriea
wathe
AIODZLIARKI'I‘ ”WaflmNJ-Nrrdnrn.
prop..brnt.vaal.lnab humane poultry.
M180“. unIai-et. III-Tunneling“
anaconda-ode.“
denim lob
0
Blame “DMD-me,
wand-aDmIN'a.
IWDARAC. ”Ill-“.18. choice—la.
’0‘”.qu
RI’I'I'O
B ‘8 CENTRAL ,‘WMQN.
WMNw.atmprleea
CAWLIAIR Benedict”:- 3.x
“min-h crab
was
a! 712.":
town.
WADRW. tit dmm-d ll. lane
alotprm Inn.
- “mil. UWJ1N.m Md
'1, R. n. “-
momentum
namP.W.Wrrww.N .naaalaeierworla‘e
“I.” mibdralwhbdflng
wounds-laymen.
, museum-ea.
m.m'rrtavr.a.l.Allkhdr
‘ MIDWE- lune
an...”
lwwuowuwna.“ Jobbing
W? «‘33..
more rm
mtfl'flfil Ape-an...
thalliumn. Parent-leg
'm I.
run-Ivonne
"fl“k‘W'” """"""
' I” user ooane.
moonstone-gar
“It‘d: WE"
emanation-o
”mtg-......“ rim-tar
rein-WW“. m“.
“MIMML.
“mange-wee“
"KIWID
”M I! I“: will.“
'1! ll.
Ill-lit. “W‘hfinbmej.
Wazw‘nvoaa manna.
u W .I‘OIIwe' kit at We atone.
IDCIWOO 000.0. I. o‘e- Drttya .Ovrg-
ovy'r r.;N Neroeklllivrraert.“';
n'n‘:'o:e'.'v‘§"'....'*'”m” "...""m""‘
I
Ammo-rhea. eavprrr.’ rte.
NIH. Ill-AI? no. I. i
I
ll d I . 8. I.“
d. 1-!»M motion-twink”
in!» ”WWW
I
”new
new“ A IIOUAIAN. luv-ta LN. pktrrr
Noewrlk cyst-n“
tux/urea. 7.. am r. 0 amino. N
tmumrhnlrn'nimu.
rams.“ AND IODIIJ.
NOMAD! PA‘I'I'IRN wofl Chae.11.Aie-
thnvpa ave . W. ”in.
end Mr Vendor work a qeclalty. ttole
agent lath-celebrated Canonfo rneoe.
PAIN”. 011.8 AND OM88.
I'IIOWI’I'I'. J. T. in Isth. Jewrttelrade.
Iaearyaod Wedsworth'ta.r-irndpalo
RAYIOND BROS. Jewett‘e. AtktIe-d lrrley'r
lard, Cplcottaoilr and Averill Cheater! Paint.
SIITII V u.kCO.Ihk17'aterrt.N.egv.-uta
for Ionglnsa A Iartlnae paints.
I’Al'lll HANOINOI.
PRA'I'I'ICO Walnut. nwWall. N. aleopaluta.
ollrantlglw.
PR(in’I'I‘...J’I' “Iain N. windowehadu.
Doll-ads, orturer, etc '5'
TAVwflA CO. It «Isth. alrohardwrre
till-Ir. 00-. ell-ate.
”GEOGRAPIEIN.
BLACIIIAN c. A II Iala et.N. Inetanhnsoue
procure. C Hren‘aphotaa aeperlaliy.
NORTH, 11. 8. raw-rumor 8. N oneqnall
onlyandthat lbebut. " t,
N. Cellini
READMAN I". 3. Garlic build
plunge-pits '18 per doe; anode-[film emu.
PIANO TUNING AID IIPAIIIIIL
HENDKZ. C. P. Lockwood Hall. N. Alandcnler in
planner, organ, sheet uiuale. ate.
PLANINO nun.
RANDALL. IINER DJ. 'N. All klldaof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PWIBINB.
Iklltliltkt'n w. II. I“ Dell block. 8N
I'tuatblng. sinner and gnfit
NAsli P. "18110.11: IatnaadWeeteta. 8 N.
Humbiogand gar fitting. raegnrand heater.
RAILROADQ.
NORWALK R088! RAILWAY CO. JroteaW.
".1!“ PIN-t "“30 110%.!»
REA]. MAT! noun.
LAYTON. JACO I WedlagtoanmorttoPO.
‘tprapnrty gumbo-rare eo,roat.treeadv)
[031131.]. A vacuum I W
a‘lngtoa at.
"LSD“. ”0. zmu‘m In”:
of known
WOODWARD. '- A.No. Inll‘. fl. 1km“!
landmine!!!“
IMAM!“
mmanmN. wan-hurl!
mars toso. “Interns 1t. 'l'heb-tfiedinur
in the-city. Board by the dayor
SANITARY moments.
NEW. 3 I NON. BWaahlugvon 8. N.
Hydraulics-d vile-groan. "
I BOIOOIA (Mme)
AIRD‘S. I188 INSTITII’I'R. o Orhd N.
NgllWALKIILlT 1.2:...” he:
All '1. “TIMER. S.
Robertr.prloclpal. Cteenlrroamuet.
IEAD. Ire. llllldde.N. Dnyand echool
for rand India. Pita fun ,
weir! c meme-813;.
r-ntoryguftac NewsYoeknrtletr in
E“Jerri-rum“ "lyinfl'w count-M will be
“WING lam
(LI. Elongbl "Wheelnraad
“"llonnhold. oil.anach-
nwncomaorona.
RAYIOND mime-warm. built, not: plpea laid,
IIIOI “MAW“;
women. IA'I'IIIWDN k 00. IN. Idler
om. nwma unshared-”71,. ,ta,
'55. and 1'? Ware 3 8 hiahlirbd taro.
Ianafechrereof Iikeee‘ ad chfldvrn‘r
Inetuotwrufaatharotailmlc
Iflll‘l‘ ma AND UNDER”
ROW .COLR‘COJSUIIILNC'York
red-mere GOODI-
Algwhlkzldafil laden-ewe tor
“All women.
wmwxémomm
at.8. N.W-.R.
mmmm
NORWALI MN sworn co.’l'he.Watrr I.
well. 1w. . N.
.mnor mommaumnowomwnu
mm
HORTON memr' RN
III-"l . ovum. .
nntosnm nos. our-oer an
mummy—mm”
IOWN. MID”; .
dhntwlheZUrna-ulw' net
3 mane-am;
n 1 ilk-opt Harrell. loot. ran-
Oltul. O In. . ll-
dwl It #174“:
van-um
I'MW
”E‘aanumnc'
morafimtm ...... ,-
-.... WWW... ...-....-.
meromosrmm,
13 WA” malt.
mane-were.
' HI IAIN met
mark
ante. "‘£‘“‘.§h'ufl-C'“
want heart
I“ :‘Emuflr r. '3'“.me
55%. “he:
Inlb'Iehetrrrr aural-rear
A.
maria-a
Ialhzd“ in ova-rt key
hithe'amm'lw nrrrrl he! I all
warm
am 'no' " 38 ......""'..“.'t.
«gruff-er’ w“
‘v ,‘ou'l‘ ,_
THE LOCAL NEW S.
A» com ME; fourth me.
Thole Pleat Inception.
R". and Ire. 'l'. K. Noble will hold
their first reception In the (bamboo-
al parsonage on East avenue next Ion-
day afternoon and evening. and will be
"at home" on Ioodaye thereafter from
800lo10.mo’olock p. to.
- Yarn-clan to be filled.
Theoflloer of recrrtary and treasurer
of Pioneer Hook and Ladder company
are vacant. caused by the removal of F.
B. Birch to New York and John Bray to
Providence. The question of filling the
vacancies will probably come up for con-
sideration at the monthly meeting of the
company tomorrow evening.
A llnd Break.
A bad break occurred laal night in the
water resin on thoProepeot Bill road,
near the residence of Hart Demon. The
water flooded Ir. Dsoton'r premleee.
causing damage to the extent of about
.50, he thinks. The water was shut off
from that section of the borough this
morning in order to repair the damages.
Poet Iwhbla’e Annual (la-rare.
About twenty nearbeu of Booking-
lrataportO. LR. attended the annual
vamp tire of Bobble Poet at Stamford
laetoight. TheyrnnchedfiouthNorwrlk.
on their rsturo.ahortly afteell.00,o'clock
loaded win: beam and herd-took and
other pleasant reminlroeoorr of the oc-
"Iayne" loci-Ila to Clean the Catch
Daalnn.
A page of "copy” went arteay yestero
day. musing Tue Summer. to omit from
its report of the proceeding 0! the Court
of Burgsraer one of the moat important
ltemr that came before the board. It
was this: Rodney IcGiaais. familiarly
deeignated as the “mayorof Cobble hill, "
was awarded the contract of cleaning the
catch basins at 01.25 each.
Peo- the lelar- Moot.
A rtxteen year old boy named Thoma
Kline. gave himself up to Chief Volltnnr
this morning as having run away front
the ll dor- School at Irriden. a month
ago. He said that his time was ap April
let. but that he ran away before the ex-
piration or his aootencr. flu war anx-
iooetobeeent back as howaatlrad of
war doting about. Chief Volltner tel~
egrephed to the proper authorities and
received a reply to hold the boy.
~0aoe tried, always need, Norwalk
Clubeigar. Aakforit.
”mm“
In the aw o! Ikeltato ve. Janice
Parreanllert Ploney and John Intih,
whowweladlotadforviolatingthrcity
Grill-are relating to Policy dealing,
the (kitten! Genet of Cone-eon Pleas
taken Ike
AllI,ProreooilogAttorney. audit .3»
»Ininafoelhe&pre-eilonrtloeny
wbwherta‘ aorthradlaaooe glviagta
jartloeathapowsrtolinporearnaxttnun
harofflwmlv valid.
alert tddey beaawldidnothavenrne-
rrhreap. I'llordrrroeieatona'e."
mum
IheBorooaOlohektha ilrw journal
to introduce a WWW
name I!" WITH“
aelfla’lnll.
Thorawho wondered as to chatter-
wirvofthrbarlorw'wea’e relwrrr
«agreeablyearpeirrdlartal' Instr
Hall when they saw liq y and
rxpeoeathalrbr ”tailbone”.
to." provIe—obanovrl entwiatotaral.
Considering the noplcreapt weather
the art-odour was large.
About one beaded
ladies gall, attired in
decorated with were
beta each reprerrated.
and in prose, poetry and song. advertlrrd
many of the merchants of the olty‘. The
novel entertainment lasted until 10
o'olttok. At tbroooolonoa ot the pro-
mote thorn who participated In the
carnival marched about the ball and dia-
tribuird maples of godsend advertis-
ing name to the eprrtatove.
‘lhe mom will; be motioned
this event audit is hoped that Ito-lo
Hall will crowded. The entertain-
“ and young
" mentiewovtheaelug.
~Srnoka Norwalk Club cigars. beet ct.
gar ever roads in town.
Thrown fra- hle Curran and Inland.
While I. E. Deon. of the borough,
was driving between Norwalk and Stan-
ford lartBuoday afternoon. one of the
clips to the pole of his carriage broke.
causing the vehicle to novel. Mr. Dunn
was thrown heavily to the ground. re.
driving a had cut on the back at one oi
his hands. lie has alro Inflated consid-
erably since the accident from the ebt ck
to hie nervous system. A young man
who war with Ir. Deon grabbed the
horses and prevented them from running
away.
——Londladiee Ayn-t boarders never
abaoood when they are furnished with
Brunch eoap for their toilets
ENTERTAINIEN'I'S.
cum...
(lilmoro'a spring fertivais. which have
been given in all parts of the country,
from Kaine to San Frrltcieco, are al-
ways the most successful and enjoyable
of the musical reason. and one of these
Friday afternoon. April 1!. with his
great band, rpleodid vocalistr. artillery,
etc.
ID. County Pair.
The County Fair, the most successful
of that species of plays, which are now
so touch in vogue. and which are known
as Barn Yard Dramas. has far surpassed
the expectations of itr author and star.
They expected that it would run for one
season in New York and then take the
road. but the play with its infinite hu-
mor. realietic picturoa of country life
and exciting horse race her an caught
the public fancy. that it her run for two
erarone to crowded houses and is engag-
ed for next year at the Union Square
Theatre, where it now is.
——'Sbe latert—Norwalk Club cigar.
For salsevsrywhore.
lav. era-dull. North.
In speaking of the New York E‘st
.oooferenoe. the Brooklyn Eagle rays the
following regarding Rev. C. J. North of
thie city:
One of the most energetic of the
olergytncn of the conference. whose
arguments are uniformly listened to and
regarded. ie Rev. Creodall J. North. He
is one who commands through his per-
eooai appearance;a urea who. while not
marries. her the indication of great
physical as well as Intellectual vigor.
Heavyblack halrbenebnd low on his
forehead, and a black mustache. a clar-
ric Grecian nose and firm art month.
give added oharaoter to his pereonality.
11s war a prominent figure on the floor
of the oonfennoa Friday. upon the do
batefor alarger repeeaentation of the
lalty in the high oouaoile he church,
Ir. North taking the gr , vigorously
against the measure. Rev. Ir. North
wubornlnthntralNew York. lolsl‘l.
Berlioulderedarnllekflattheage of IE
yeare, enlisted are private during the
nabsdlnld'fl. null-emailed“
W and Rocky Hill. Goon.
hotn there hewent toilrarkry. Dur-
ham. Torrayton. three pastoraosum
pylag the years but”. wkeahewrat
totha Twenlymthmoklwhln
Nerork. Atari-owner“
between-oval Iothe W Avenue
Church, of this oliy,whereberetaahed
until given thank-rob at Boathorwalk.
Goon..whrerhriroowlta pastor.
~Dlrtdrerhelorenrueeelaeoaplihe
grasshopper hetero the kdvaooaoi' a
grand alleles will be given at Iueic Hall .
. at 7
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FT” errant our one.
no in e
A enter 38.55.. About nit...
first night Omgr Drering, on cut-
player of the 8m: Moryroarpaay.
gone the cash-hula Ir. Ilene-
dlot when he came in on hielrrt trip, is
he nrtlelly does. fleeting placed It under
lookendhyluouaofthoohetrin the
(looduetor’r moor, and gave tbekey to
the night watchman. When the closet
web opelied early this morning Ir.
Benedict found that all the envelopes
had been torn open and the «ab ex.
It is thought that route ooe gained ao-
orretotbeeooni at aneariy hoorof the
morning. before the ourdnotorr had
gooeooduty. opened the nicest by
tarantula fairekey aodetoletheetooey.
The box contain front.” Iofllln
change. Itle lbbl‘ a dine" to the
perpetrator of the theft baa been dllUV-
ered, but no arrears have been nude.
A law Paola.
Vr. zillion-It is unfortunate that the
weather of Friday Ian was eounpeopi-
ttour that a large number of people, that
otherwise would have heard of the needs
of our city. was prevented from atten-
dance upon the Thanksgiving service.
Two of our educational needr were
strongly pointed out. namely. a centrally
located. thomnghly equipped High
school and a Free Public Ubrnry. May
I add a few words in reference to other
needs:
Few parenle consider carefully the
necessity and value of regular attend-
ance on the part of their children. If
nineties results from unwillingness on
the part of children to attend, our
schools should be made moge attractive.
As a parent. have you ever been inside
the school room to see how attractive
our schools are? But in nine cases out
of ten. when a pupil ie alment from
school {or a half or whole day, it is due
to the thoughtleesnees or carelessness of
parenle. They do not consider that,
when by absence a pupil has missed a
recitation. he “has dropped estitch" that
cannot readily be taken up again. Here
Is a sample conversation: I meet a boy
on the Itreet during school hours in the
after oon. say 2. 80. “Charley, why are
yofiot In school today ?"
"Mother sent me on an errand this
morning an I could not go." A whole
day wasted in idling about the etrnets,
because the parent is negligent.
Another. It is Tuesday and raining.
A boy on the street playing. Principal,
“W by are you not in school to-dry ? ”
Boy, half-soaked With rain. “I was
sick today, to mother arid 1 might re-
main at home.”
Lat are any that aorying used ie the
appreciation by you, my render,“ the
necessity that your child attend regular-
ly. Your boy who knows that by csjol~
log you, he can get your consent to be
out of school for trifiee, will find a trifle
to plead at least one hall-day a week.
Can you allord to have his time wasted?
Do you not wish him to read we", write
well. spell and cipher well?
Another defect is the failure to teach
children at home to observe law, rules
and regulations, passed for their good.
Show me a boy or girl at school that is
dirobedicnt. self-willed and autly. and I
will show you n boy that has little or no
training at home.
A need then, is a teaching, by parents,
of respect on part of the young. for
authority. a civility and poll sneer to en-
periors. Five hours' training at rchool
cannot counteract nineteen eta min-gov-
erned sud mismanaged hours.
A third crying educational need is an
interest in your child‘s work to the ex-
tent of visiting blur in eehool ones a
month.
Dore he need encouragement? Give
it to blur by showing hint that mach at-
leotlon. Iy reader. reread tile and
ponder apart It, for the good of your boy,
your girl.
Reticulum.
”it? . ,1 ,
our. state 0:13” W-
armth placate rode! to the
new store of UM & Bette,“
and 37 Iain street. Norwalk. flare will
be found nearly usathtogthat is need-
edforthetable or cook room. and at
prions that ara comparatively low.
The oolfeer. augerr and spices sold
5
:5
t
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dro‘vo two or three trlpr over Wininr
peek branch, relieving bowie , lot.
our the regular driven. lead. It,
The New York mail it. a. '
continued ltr warloay
laconic-ordinary
their appointment. , , ,
m'- “'0 Vfll 5 n " I
port in rolalbl lo 5 5 '
ire method to We KICK
etudonta for tho ‘plolstry and peg.
them more em ltw “Wily
lay tilt-remover to them mm
once. Anopletaratrryreport and
from the monument. "
inflating that the acetate -
those at any previous yrer ,
ohluiaotewouldreeelvean ,
hwraoe. . . mg .3 f"
m
The followin’ga
made laet night:
New York. Earl dirt“-
older. N. 6.0119110]. Baikal, In
(I. Howell.
North Erin Street, William
Summertleld. W. 8. Jeflreye; Washing-
ton Park. 6. L. ”Thompson. .
W. W. Clark. Dorian rod Spell ,
John Brown. East Norwalk. I.
Pegg. Breton. Frederick 2.
first Village and Zoar Bridge, applied
(0. Dixon); Georgetown. 0. lCarrbll;
Greenwich. J. E. Smith; King Street,
Comm, J. T.Langloi; Litehlddfl). It?
Hulls»; New Canaan. W. E w;
New Milford. R. T. Cooper; W.
George Van Aletyne; South Norwalk, 0.
J. North; Southpmt. G. A. Book";
8tamford, I. W. Pierce; Blcpnoy. J. F.
Robertson; Stralford. B. D. Ml!
Wert (loehen and Cornwall. "flied.
CONNECTICUT _r___eomso mu.
Dates of Spring looting—.10,” In
P!!!“
.1 Orovo street. Very little darn-gr
The dates for the spring rlbeeof the
. onnecticut Trotting Circuit 88* been
fixed as follows: Derby. anu 8 to ii;
Norwalk, June 10 to 18; Danbnry. Julie
17 to 20: New Haven, July I to 4; White
Plains, July 8 to ll. The panel oflerrd
at Norwalk aggregate ”XI”. no followe:
June 10-3 00 close .200, 8.” olw “50.
June “—2.38 cla- 8200. 2.2"? clan m.
June 12—248 close ”00. 2 34 clan .260.
June Iii—2.43 clear 8200. meor-allpaov
are and troteersfloo. A membere' runs
will be given during the meeting for a
purse of 0100. Entries cloaslay so.
Ire. "legend Owen ”loll.
Ira. Iavgaret Wiagaud, the woman
who told the blood—coming etory about
John Britta murdering hie wife. was in
overt this morning charged with arraolt
and breach of the peace on complaint of
In. Edie Byxbee. a daughter of Britto.
She was convicted of the charge and
sentenced to thirty days in jail.
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Light-Info W
During the thunder storm early this
morning lightning entered the reeidenon
of Robert Van Boron, at West Avenue
and Stevens street. onnlwivate tele-
phone wire whicboonaeota hie been with
his house, setting fire to the woodwork
around the instrument. Ir. Vufinren
happened to be up and about unto-re,
discovered the blue and (“Wit ' 5
before any great damage had been dani.
The members of the family banal. W
ly excited over their narrow mm
ill“, mom or WW
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mmioosm‘eltrandlltfiaollrna-
will probably have the lino tahrodown
in order to guard againrt any flinra‘ oe-
curroocee oi the kind.
At theelectrio lightetatlon oowhool
an.“ the lightning played vlvidlynbonb
the wires. and itbeoarnoneoewvy to
shut down the werke during the worst
part of the stores.
During the henvy thunder eliowee lire
«wing two electric light prior ,9' the
bill were struck by lightning. '
chimney of William F. Boyt'a how on
woe
During the Renter won. the ”a...
Olin Hellock willprraohon
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“Whatlrarydnty towards be”?
Rowena 1 help “erratum”
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