,, .~ M145. WI 1. Mawwfihwsem c Wm DIRECTORY lillllllMfllllillllim “utm:m WWII 0; :ORWAIJ. HAW Am: Ill—m: d. it“ lol- wait; I. lulu levwalh. hthuoatourvoadavawhaaroaatal— nadyaw-oolthalaotwowaaldoaythat mkaaMwW-t Iago aroma” degree. will he had ”filament-elm”..- mfiwaliwasthyofallm Mutton. All 00m me: nor worse (”.m‘ah at, ur . ‘3: u "w I. d .2“: ‘Ilhudwnfioflu ' IAIDALL. .ur- a». who. ,. Ifl'OII-L, um; . I'd“ ‘b’- In! mmwuuomm. fiWIshiagtoaC, NW madd- mnfi‘afic trite. was. N. Bole nan-trachea»... lreerearu mouse. Luau-«wen. N Peer ccafoetloueryaudleeau. 'Preehgoo'dedally Rim "ilotao lode" head liakory It. mutilation-radar. CINTRALNATIOHALMKLTR, Wallet, N WTUA, cm George I. Wand-=5“ ,vicopreotdaut; Williu CITY HATIOKAL SA The. G Washington-t SI. no?” surplus MR. tn, Ymm KATRINA]. B The aWallR, 11’ luv-trad tat. (391% '0.Ioelc;' tut-i3. deer-W : mamas BAKING! Murph- ”M. mlartiu rt. claw pu-Jn-Eflalleymesr m NAFTTOXAL run 0" N0" “3,11!!! 51 Wall 16?. C mien- ;I. J. vice -.ll 1 IL i Illl§A r. 'J. um, it's-Winn, r. n. w. not}. w. 7. Bishop. Bukera' Bferedhuts‘, Hucfactureva', aad rmhymooutooreeollrrted. NORWAII§AV1NGSSOCIBTY.TMWIIIII.N. or W4 . (leery “ deep-vest; 1. mm; B. In?” K “mas DARK. mm 801771! IOWA“ SA huh SOU'I'IINOIWALKBWOO. 5.x. Hammond beef,porh,¢eep,latu bvaaLete. TERRY W]. I. I COME NArIIIoIr'rheefaud prudent]! “re-redone lamb audutattou. mmunnmmmoa. BUXTO‘SJ. 1' rode-erbium N. (fit-rulers hominid-alum mm CA Gm.'l'..Nfoothy-oflet,s RI, aopdel U ml Bananas. moms. A00. 1’. ounces. N. builders ofhrhlquorhnllelo-htius. 11m worm 3110! DEALERS. BROWN, 1!. 8. So. Iaiastdl. N. custoIIWorkarId rcpalrlaga quaiy. mm, 0.11. 130M lain AS. 1'1. specialtiesin ”honored SCHAUB.JOHN:SON,uWuhiugtCIst, 8.x Apodmatlowpriau mmsnonnzrmu. oao. rs Roller-d when, ii. I. All wtwh .dpvo-ptlydole mummeu'noxlnz.“ diagnatit-Ry,huhal-dteuah we Dmomnuwme, 5.]. Sehoolrapplioaaad mm "mitt-‘10". co. ldlalfll ‘7.qu us. he. want". I. auto-an, lull. coco." IDDIWIMI-H. A" were "IV "Oil," ".30. Hahn “Vi. w,mmy mus-wave. heaaotovalohlagsmto. WILL, C 1.”lsadot’ahhleh,lo.lalaot.fl (lie-Loan tin-.106]; at KID i. quit. It. DDS. w .coo. ‘Lfihm iioarrlmw NI. u m J. c. oleoat all.“ It'll . as. L's-rent W 'Mm “ ”tuna-annex. oar-m huts... to... noon, outs ”rumor. my I am. trauma-nos mung-mm woodW lam hummus- .: , m3.lhfllm‘v Ni. lwww RATIO!!! DIM. Ahvoa. salt glared rude—eat mhwfllaehrrlodlonetw. ”Iliad“!!! CHEMICALS. IA” 511)! PHARMACY, Van Zoudt eve. I. it laodeyamr hoe-momma... “cup -. Prescrip- retali. Popclarprle es lllutitl JOHN A. 11 Main “,3. Perfumes —-llty Ive tlereut perfumes PLAIBTKD’S. CWuhtugtoIrt. ii I. patentuedh clues etc. Physicians“ prescriptions-specialty. “BY-000])“. “13ka 2 AIRLIII. J. L ADDED—”rho lqcl o mommopfi. Drygooda. oliclothe mat to ummzx. Maltackerao Hotel M311. dry- ioao.gloves. etc. lirtderwearaspeelalty. IWJ. 1.19m st :6. Business Mab- llahod over forty- -twn years. : manners. A. e 503. ill Warhingtou .1.er dry-goods carpets ere. leeeadv.) 80071111) A llOY’f’ comm. l1 dd Wash i.ugtooot,il 11’4deva m. EDWARD, 5 (indie bldg.N Dry BUXTON & BRUNDAGI, carat llertedirt' v.43 Wail at. N. our Iaotto, *prourptat CAVANAGII'S arms. furniture and moved mVImlh 'oteIl'.o S. N. SHERWOOD W. W. ‘3. slate at ”We and Hair: I Careful and prompt service II‘I’BAC‘YA. neutron. no. HIRE}! F. H. A:(fl. wlalust. N. launfactur- erII of Sendehl' s celebrated flavoring extracts NORWALK EXTRACT (:0. N. manufacturer! of Ambler A Bell discern-ads. . 12311111838. LAYIO‘KD SECS. Brad] e “perm phoophate lal mauurcs. landplaetcggrouodbane. woodx Sll'l'H W. II Act). WaterstJI. ageutaforWil— linrne Clark A (.‘o.' o stealer!” millzera rum BRICK All) CLAY. RAYMOND BROS ordinary shapes in stock. spec- ials to unknowns rim leanings- "Sill, armors, CLAIII. m mre 111.1,“?! ”WWI. hi 3. lac kit oysters. etaluo fruits. ga-e, vegetableoetc FLAG ADD 00:6ch WALKS. HORTON. JOHN B dz'l'aylor overlies 3 Also uncut) Brice. me... counter, brick. and cement "£3le STEAM AK!) It; nWAI'BB IIE A‘l’m HEBREW. H. 8 00. Must llall block, S.‘ . . ”large-to. mun, GRAIN LSD rum. “ISLAND 0“" FLOUR, the but made. Inf I fill to use it. L’HOXIEDIIIU DAMILeelteodch-hiqtoa Theehcireotofla-tlylimhept. m, PA Woodwud Place S.Y.pieera,eul doworaand “lawmmtom ‘ Jon. I. II. aearthedepot. “Edith; tn! lowua-ullmalwcthofallkiulr MIMI}. WWJOIINI! hideous”! theeldeotaud kuowaloriot luthlovieiahy. Pleute,eat Mortar. Floralworhof ellkladraepoeialty laddoae pro-psi; mum: muss. cad) CO ,THICDORIWaflagtr-oueast turrJochiggia-roqtetan etc. m", I Iahetns. may i omen-Inn, a wannmgsm. .me mm erase. m“. hm“ mmuamoaramy t «a ,«4 arm“ J. ti. It Well at 3. Established tm‘ muopou-ygg mpg ms, or) ‘5 WW Whole-aloud Dl,hhlr su.pt etc. a'flmnxvts-tr.ma out: ‘1 audio. curneoosrns'eEdfisJJ-p- . ‘ m: F» ii" . motor.» ‘ 3" I'll... m0” AfilMJJIo-oofiAIJ-lom- nurture. (10. Ill-I S. m -7 cam-rug. gm “in“ ‘ -M a “‘3‘” flungkwnhal-b 0h!) WILL EMILI'W ii I. llevliaad. reporter.” [barbie-o. loll“ ”I'll-[Io (1311'. ”SJ. II. II . . crock-y. mm u- u WW?“ [Cl ”All... “WARE! “lithi- PclIt Fur-$15.11. also it prod-av TAYLOR A n’(ioltlillt‘fi to A mow-emu at. 8.31 Moll-lateral 1m IISUIAIICI C(IIPAM commwvr (WWI. 1.1!! ms. 00., I. 8 ll- llmutweditu Dull osvad. at. ll. N ll. (1. Hull“ ALE fill! 1311.00.14. honorees!!! hermen- sluev: it)». No outstanding lo-elai-s. PEOPLE'S Ll" INS. CO. The, huder'o block. late or. ii. 3‘. Jon. 'rrIEh. soot. superintendent. IRWIN? ll IITIES. CRAITI'RD It. I. Irena N. 69‘ Book tritium: Soaking no lqutlah It i'p Cor I30! AND mu. film W. ll. ‘00 ”neutron-git. spring, arise, miaga hardware,etc. [305 FEICK All) RAILINGS HERB!" llJ‘ltJIldlibfiamshx ironwork of all kinds. Tlll’. Dl .Vt' A! 1110! RA“ INC WORKS. Water st. 5. N. Wm. ll. lloyt. proprietor rm ”WWII“ GlLE‘i ll CLAXCY at The ltcrwaik lrouWorks ca, audaleo ot Bridgeport. Coon. JEWIIII“. mute A. 8. mm, lain or 5.3:. up. City llotel. 5.5. due watch repairing a specialty. llali'l’. 11.8 tflNo.lalust.s.x.strietlylrat.cla- at low prices. JACKSON MIRASD. sew-no. 3. watchemlla. minds etc. Vine watch repairing a epeeialty. ROUD. If it. diamondsmateheo. .allvrraud plated ware. repairing especially. at, 15.3. “mus. AUSTIN. ALFREDK. mean WV” Wall at, W Nutty and Real W. nIain rt, notrry, [cpl "0571'. BUSES I No WM allhuhscarrfu carefullaty atteudedtn. liUllLlilI‘l'l’ J. ill-11.1133, rooms and 6 Genetic building, through. 1101?me 11. in w 3‘13“; count-inlet of chads for Y WIWOOD EDWARD I. root- 4 Gazette hid: Attorney almond SHIOL'R, JOHN ii. moat 3, Yatrleld Co. Nat. Bank building. N. Cmmeiior at law. WALSH. JOBS J. ml Mir buildlag, Wall rt, btwoogh. uwnr "All!” DAN! DOIACII. Excelsior llvrrynd hoard- ing stables. ulee No. it River rt. 1! GREGORY, 620. B 14 KuightrLN. Ylne turn- outs a specialty. Telephone“ LOCK ”SHAME”. LOCKWOOD MAXUYACTUIIXG C0. m13ist,s K. launfneturenof snarl at; NewYcrh clue on Readout; Chic-goo” ihltahe st. NORWALK LOCK COIPAKY, s. 1".me march-um“. lack-and ware; designers; wwkle’r‘oof artistic museum-legals bromhr-saad' Iroa. Lmn raucous. BILLILJ. I'aterrtdt. Allkladooflu-hrrdo liverod to any polat by rail. team or vr-l. um? Gal!!! m MODA'AW, 8.1? Rbmiesaudail “preacher-CI for thewholraeietrsile vtso'tu'mmo. 1t mfim’m A .,A. to, hles. Melons-descaling”, J. ll'fllifl. “It“? ”II- ”III uteri-swat Mm . . u ”do 3 “or-mm Imam meow-ear. amen-ow omit-u Its. rig-stun ion-nu as.» ‘ roe. lest-res x. 4‘ Just: SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. FRIDAY. APRIL 11. 1890. Iflmmflm WI- “true-row"- WWI. III “It. I. M (ll-OI. Al“. I. I?” I... Plateau- “ EVENING ENTIRE], u may rural. mamas. no arm mm. sfimoroiarsoqu-dr. vac-Ila aoswua. ouch-emu :2" 11%;“ m" THE LOCAL WNEWS. Fuguumu nil-lit" PM“. Forofherlooolmmfoerlhpage. I’m "fl QuietlyA-udaglhlaeu " WWW '""" WIWMIU mile "Ind. B WWWCMI. I mm. tla-dnworo. IN!!!“ manual. W” Whitetmsm, 71 “Ill WOODJII. “My! II. C'- muslsltowahiflaroooeot. 3. ‘ IIRAAICOID-IIAIDWII. PODIOfi-lm underlialvatlonhrwylsrrach . ornnnamem unnaua.‘ autumn no. sauna-mutate upper" u l'08.!“toattowchurchloqolotlyaeottro- "thorough-ceding Inethero ufStPauhchllrch. Will Ocaddeo low Meets. A roosting of the dlroctcra of the Nor- walh Board of Trade is called for this evening. Several new projects, it to ex- pected,‘ will come up for consideration. it AIuaIatIatldoCId. hem-w "‘ V Wflutdo hehoiee “’3!on dword momma. MIMUMWMALI. m loaders rite for the chlldrsu’oho-a. antlcfohlppers awalhcyot-v. Clvlllogioeer hooueugaged , 0 euros. I. ‘ VAN KAfiJ. 7.. son rum. lhepoet week rookm a eurvey of the sarcoma. u I " .._ “DIWALI PAW W CM. 1]. All- n". m M ”U, a - Ills Wagoa. MI 1 mm. WWW ograt forth: celebratedm PAINTS. 011.! Ann OLASI. PROWI'l'l‘, to Hall at 11.Jewctt'a lads, loauryaud aud‘Wadeorth‘o-ls odpelazd RAYIOND 111108. Jewrtt o. Alia-tie tioeley's lead. Caleattaolle aadA Averill Chemical l’olnt. SIITEWE‘CO. 15817Walam5 .lgelltl formant Alanine I’APIZI EANOIVOI. PRA'I'I'ICO. Wotan, nearWail I aloopaluto, 30.. Fred Ballwltz, the grocer, woo thrown out of bio wagon about 9:00 o'clock last right, near the corner of Wall and Wat. a etrceto. caused by the sudden starting of his horse. He was quite badly injur- edabouttbehead, andhoebeeucontlued to the house 20-day in consequeoce. la- of laocla. oileandgla- Company r. 700 pound tug of war Pillmimi’xgh “M‘ul‘ MM Ram, composed of Henry lfatbele, Thomas Hunt, John RWyuuo and David Camp will pull against a team of Y. I. C. A. boys on the occasion of the nuns! gymnasium exhibition of the a-ociatiou on the evening of April 25th. Consider- able interest occurs in the contest among the military men so well as among the Y. I. C. A. lads. A luloty Sign-l. 'l'be freight train running ot! the de- railing switch in this city several wecko ego undoubtedly convinced the railroad TAIlDltA co. omit-gt! them-e. mollusk“: - PBMOGKAPIIBIS. BMMAN C. A III-loot F.1W pm. Childrrnsphotnroopoelalty. 308111.“. 9 TsWuhiugtcnst. ti. N. oaequailty oulyaudthat theth. 3. Cabinet READIAN. I' I. Genetic buildihm, photographsflso perdor; one doejlhn. PIA-0 It'll!!! All) IIPAIIm HENDEEC. P.1mkwomlllail.‘.‘l. Aieodeelerln pinata. «gum aheettnuaic etc ”A3130 HILLS. RANDALL. I'ISER D. l ‘5. All ktudoof wood work It null or for the trade. Pwsmrxo. , ”in“ km. W. a l.“ w block. 9.x. elllcialr that further safeguards were numbing-runndo-Ittlnr. accessory. In the future, before the Shrimbli'igiatgo. cw. lfale Ind-3'“ “'v 5‘ ‘5' bridge tender can open the draw it will be necessary for him to signal the opew ”nachos. . 50mm“ 11088! mnw‘y 00 ymw tor In the tower who will unlock the HM M3 MG- 303*. III" draw for bun. When he unlocks the REAL mA‘I'B ABM. P0 LAYTOK, JACOB], Wuhan-gnaw 3.8. proputyfor-le. hooaatorutrorodv.) gamete 1.110an ”WWI. 5.2! .dlhgnuhgandoelle'ctisg. WILSON'.’ 0. Lea-Ito bldg,N. loved-outed mic Aieelaorr-eowrhtrahheat of unclear-tr“ WOODWAID. I. Luclaiaot. B.1(.hcuoeato rautaadbaiidl'lotofanlr. drew the operator at the cute tiers sets all signals at danger. This arrangement will possibly avert all drawbrldge disas— ters in the future. narrate-rear or Ian Norwalk. Volunteer Hose 00., No. I, of East Norwalh gave a very enjoyable cuter- taiouieut at Randall's Hail, Wednesday evening. Thopiaye “Dutch Justice” and “Black Statue” werc lady rendered and count! much amusement. Other pleas. I,aatfloaturoo of the eatortalnrneut were the following: Piano duett, [loses Jones and Reeves. piano, corner and violin os- Him ll” “5m 5mm‘- X lectlco, Mr. and Mrs. Poyvez and E. Young inst- sum scrum must msflmx mas 'l'rouoeeu, J"; “31° ”mm” P”! Moll-civil Cheri-r0! Hutu-t- ililler and Mr. Partrich. The attend- not), In» “WW-V "‘ M i once was large considering the unfavor- waif: able weather. (Io-puny r Boys Will 0;” The first opriug guinea of Company 0. Athletic Association of Stamford, will he held in the armory at that place on Thursday evening, April 17. Theoveuto will be a seventy yardaruu.440 yards run. 440 yards hurdle, one mile run, ob- etacZo race, high hick, 220 yards run, Ill! yards hurdle, halfvutlle run, half- mile waik,oue mile skate and high jump. Fredllodie.’ of Company I. is entered mAmm IBIIHII'ISWIWQII win—lest all bountiful! at. HENRY? 168cm 5. It. Thehatficdtuuer lotbecity. Boudhy SM“! ”6m BIDM ll & 80!. B'aehlogtou xii Hydraulic audClvtleIghoRL N, scuooui. (Prim-l ucrum SHAMC I. "Sailings”! "Wheeler-Id oil, attach- Irate. Repairhg a sporialty. sum WITIACI'OIB. RATIOS!) 31100. rowers built, water pipes laid. mag, tiling, grading. landscape gardening. lilo! WAC’I'IIIIII. ,IATHIWSOX A CO. 9.21. Lafloo‘ «Io Itwmoco. momma. 75, rad 77 their a ' . matte. hod I070. for theoucutileakate, Thomas Hunt for “mm“...m "“" "‘ ' the high kick and lowercase for the seventy yards dash. AWN-Mill- Wifllahflolraeoaudahtwaehrlouging tohteeuptoyer.0.w.norm.mant tienWi-gouthaflilver lice roedyuudayofteruoouwhlleou their waytom,wlthaloadof men in memoir-.1119”, Ir. Iiarrltt’o uploy.'1'he animal maximum coughtthoowostseentofapuhrgloed roars. sorwm DION works 00.1an a. o1III}.Illliathstwiuhliagot an eye, HEB-Will ithevoohoutahad umcumsott.ooua commoner “mecca. J Kala header-ten for Ann. mum $.11. “magma ”All Immune. ummwngmwgmm «I58. I. ”durum” CIR. momssmoxnumo WMW‘R m a powsdthrcoghokaa-ocydooqood it I'm-trauma. hrloh, «unit‘s-glue. ‘u' VII souls little time before Holtaeo Imm .Jounuumu—cult. Also coulddodhrador tent to the beast or m m M Ifltellwitetherhe‘waaotihioway to Nov- new“ ultra-am..." walkorltewCauaoo. With the suit mum-annulment toocoofhiofeliowclflrouewhowsre in moo-fiance. orgasm”. on thewagoa,ham1n untangllug z.w. theorerlaudreaehed the borough safe “1%‘M‘ sum oudoouodwlthhioprociouoload. “1%” m'flfl II -0aco tried, always used, liorwalk m ”MI-mtnoaalg. BIB . selections the ,. MW g“ min» COWS")! Ill Till I): b I. I; I. rooawtmmuue‘W'r-u. This morning at 4:10. W lir- voy Gilbert's freight train was ottholiouhuryaliorwalk frel doubt to this city, where freight wehbohtg’att- loaded. 'l'he switcher, locomotive Ito. 40, which is run by engineer " Joesph Hoyt, come from Wilson Point with twenty-eighteen loaded with coehwhlhh were to he left at the railroad cougars dock. ‘lhooegluoor shoe ed the“ after getting up the grade near the“!- rwy proportyaud slowed up the speed ecdielcutiytoaliswa than to get oflat the depot. The train kept on its way overtbo crossing when lit. Hoyt sow thollghtriuthewiudowof theceboooo, and at coco reversed bk engine. The weight of his train, however. prevented him stopping suddenly and his locomo- tive ended into the train that was he Muwfipuodlngcothem Bomdtrheeoro lifted at the trucks and one car olld npoelheplatfermofthefreight depot. Tbecoupliuga of the care were mostly all broken and the ends of some of the cars were crushed in. Not many of the our were thrown frost the track. A large force of men woo put to work, and at 8:30 the debris was cleared away. The cause of the wcidout to due to the fact that a flagrnau war not rent out from the train to warn approaching trains. The collision made a thunderous noise and aroused many of the residents with- in a radius of half autlle. A strange loci- deot of the accident is that Henry W worth, the night gate tender st Waohington street crossing, wb . on duty at the time of the accideu “.“tuew nothing of the collleiou. He oo inform- ed a 8mm reporter this morning. The er'nm hes heard of ouch coeeo before, but in thio car: vo have no reas- on to doubt Hr. Woodworth, as he gen. orally knows what is going on, and al- waye has some sort of an explanation whenever an accident occurs. The Sox- mvat. takes pleasure in informing him of this morning's accident. P. S.-lt must have been a care of for. getfulueas on Ilr. ,Woodwonh's port, as be was heard this morning telling all about the unfortunate aflair. rut: LICENSE utensil». The County uranium Decide Against l‘laleaotola A Kuubol. In the matter of the remorstrauce againet the lane of a license to Flaked- oteiu and Knubel at Rotor: Point the County Commissioners hove decided that Baton Point is 3 suitable locetiou at which to issue a license and the Fink~ curtain and Kuubel are not witable per- ooue to receive a licence. In consequence thereof their application is refused. Captain Russell Frost, who appeared for the routouotrauts has received notice to above eflect and the residents of Roway- too are correspondingly happy. The decision does not prevent other parties getting a license which will pro- bably be done at an early date. BETBRTAINIBNTS. A Iatiro oa superstition. Charla H. Hoyt haowrittou several absurd pieces. such or “A 'l'iu Soldier,” “A Bag. Baby,” "Hole in the Ground,” etc., but none, it b said, are as funny as "A Store Monkey.” The piece is a satire on the 1,001 popular superstitious of the day, and lots of “trouble" is brought about by a “brass monkey.” It canon divorces, breaking of rogue uteuto, failures in busineu, and is a so veto "hoodoo" to whoever owns it. The ecoue la the auction room I a very amusing one, and server as a vehicle for the introduction of many specialty act- oroofunusual merit. The lending part is done by Ilioo Flora Walohnwho is pretty, booagood volee,‘and is a very good actress. A Mt to 'I. 3'. On].- The Norwaik Amuoem Orchestra gaveahacdt hall ooWililautJ.8lylel. “Germ Hall, last eveabg. Early iutheeveotugGlover's Auterieaultand diaphyodhlo shill to excellent advan- tagebyreuderlugaeveraleolos. Doric lugwaotheueuteredhtohytheopectar tonaudosverelhoureweva thus pleas- whichthegrolthclllllt “Gilli Brooflyahuelghghhoeoroflraod Mimicwhcssploasureltwastc brilliant-1dr eat-.09 use '- Huh-hr m;aldthr :1..th mmmtdoosrlhedhythe m rouse. Elrvr'ocyoorold Annie Grant, who oolllthfltreotln NowYorkandthatsho IudJoho loroooro, with whoutoho left town, weutohemarried today. Chief YahwuctodlcorlroloadtolfowYcrk thlouoralngiuoosrehofthsglrl. The. witch-ow loveoerurorof the thotho dose not intend tonerrythe girl but that be to merely making prom- ises to accomplish his evil doolgoe. Whenfouodhowlllhoglvoutlutetoro- fleet, it is hoped. upon his dastardly action. --, Y. I. C. A. IA‘I'I'IBS. I’aclll lee-wise lam-mug of the low loo-e. . The song service Sunday afternoon premiere to he once! its mootecioyable and more” cues that has hoeu'hold lit a long time. F. It. (later, recently the Gymnoomm Instructor of the association at Topeka, Kansas, and W. J. Barrio, formerly General Secretary It St. Paul, liinoerota, ore to be present aad address the meeting. These young men are two out of a party of eix Y. II. C. A. recre- taller of the West, who in a few days will sell from New York to thet dark country, Africa, as Y. I. C. A. mission- arhe, and as next Sunday will probably be the last one that they will have the - pleeeure of speaking to an American ou- dieuce, Norwalk should feel highly hou- ° cred that they are to he in her precincts, end every young man in the town should be at the rooms Sunday sfteruoou to hear them. lit. Harris is a tics singer. and during the meeting will render sev- eral color. Remember the hour, 4 o'clock and be present. Although it will be very close work, still it is expected that the new rooms will be ready for the grand opening on Monday night to which the public are most cordially invited. At 7 o'clock the fourth annual meeting of the association will be held, sud every titember is urged to he on hand promptly. At quarter pest eight, the public exercises will be held in the boil above, st which the state rec- retsries will be present and epoah,as will also all the resident pastors. After the exercises ore over, all will be given an opportunity to inspect the new rooms below. —Pructicc Iuakcoporfect, but a women don’t need much practice to do her week’s washing easily and quickly if she uses Brussels ooap. coo-aerial Pate-ta. The followim were i-ued.April 8, 1990. List furnished from office of A. ll. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge- port, Comm Charles D. Bios, Bridgeport, bicycle; Frederic C. Cannon. New Haven, design coech-letup; R. Hakeweooell & I“. K. Rand, Hartford, bevel protector; Henry H. thcuden, Waterbury, flame-extin- guieher for oil atom, D. N. Ireland & C. R. Bradley, Waterbury, harness- rooette; Richard Addy, Walliugford, steam-engine; Frederick W. Britiu, Nor- wich, table-knife; C. E. Hart & '1'. Cor- scadeo, New Britaia, gage for preoov slides; Horace K. Jones, Hartford, die for owaging screw-threads; Henry lor- tou, Brauford, door lockaod latch; S. H. Rotting d: E. Parlour, East Wludoor, and G. W. Bower, Bulleld, closet; Iev~ erstt W. Tiffany, Wiosted, time-register; Lucius E. Whiton, New Imdou, rever- sible jaw for“ clinch; Jacob Widuer, New Hartford, wefhteuoiou regulating device for loom; Harry J. Williams, llerldeu, central-draft lamp; leopard L. Williams. Naugatuch,’cardutg engine. ~Smoke Norwalk Club cigars, best cl. gar ever made to town. A luadoy school cesarean; A Sunday school conference of the Connecticut Sunday School Annotation will he held in the Congregational Church at Darieu,'1‘ueoday, April 15. 190, I.cottunsuclugat 7m pun. Follow- Suuday Schoolhacher. Rev. C. EJ‘or- rey, Borwalh'. Dmcoseros. wuahlucted fromhorhotnoinhprlsg. “Mom“ “I. wood..llliodoeodoy tight, wrote toltor mm 3.8. .. rate art It! ht tbstrhewao . W I W: the “an“, Atareeest ~ highwsyo. lathe Honouring-aid: WWI? ~ way 1' airs. Andre . Thus. house w “mummies meadow lslctaylle, macademcoohahuluforle. hovocoqthatalnaeoda-ouo npsir.qaodthatltiotho-ootm MID-nevi! III-vb nuchuwlhflt “fir mollogingtofie ’ *' , tbotioemoehar , plheo are built below front mustheoobullt;ihat my. hand hammered pike IIC'URII “V «35,000 per rolls, and, boots. cl b ll f map! that .mm ”-3 ‘ a y or r, g chino crusher, roller tirade we: structure mutant thou-oi mile) forthsuraktaghod throeuo permile) for aunt! repair. Itlobecotninguoualtocollplkooatae— adamized roads. A m rfld h uotapihe, luthatuuublr hm better and leer expeuoivo than Mr heretofore celled pita. The imperfections of a plheara: First—lo that it iocoutpo-d of“ otoueluito makiugandm: the pruure a pike receives fro- wheelo deepens into rule. A m made. although tilled I‘od refilled, reappear. Second—Pikes have brow of hammered atone. HIM, “I iotoocoarseforthe hoot- ‘ ’ " ofroeds. Theoriginstorof . ‘.C out principleotatcd hefC'o I V ,' ~ ofthehouoe of commune ., 1:” roadwaoaeaviugofrqair iav the fineness of theotone nod. O bcdofone inch otouewouldcu‘ll'fl- psirofeuchhadbut one-halfof ofllat ofahedoftwolltchm , Ama plkocoutpoood Chard-ht» for repair—“Jillllpcrllfla fcrhulldiag. hecouestheotoae was handpick,“ 31 perparch, and him Imullyforro- pair, because the was eoersoaedlooao. Thur more“ audarcexpeuoivetoeraoo. Theoupsri- cuceofmacatkmbullderateacbuthata rotwillfollowavratflhatgif atone hedisloidupon a rutteduy haoeruto witteppeerlutheotooehoddireetlyovw those of the clay foundation. , Thoreau ruiln a pike is the of III eudleuoeriesofrutoaud on perchforhaudhrokoeotoaeaod'cu forcruohedahI-ehflcoatu. Inhom- olizotiooofthiogaiact fl crutch“ .. 3.5%..“ 154;. ., .. During thsyearondlog Ilecsnbwl, we.» use, m m sad m lavas. worehold. lbaewSaahychre lam orgeuiood hylorwlm About WM t.- W This guru paid M m mahoof‘tfltovhcfhc-rstohoaos
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