Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 21, 1890 · page 1

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‘ TOWN OF Honwm. 21:33.. {n 3111' 3.13 out. annulus: sass tentloufiveu toshoeisn a; l1:12:11“ruining""1......”sunrise/10:1. ans warm 11111 11.11 Vocal la- “°“'““ :1 1:331:00“: fouod‘m‘mdzn‘d '13:. mi fiffimflmmmm‘lflwmf 21:12:: alum; of domains. of
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Viki lR-‘ui‘___“:"“£__ II N x“ lamps. $¥§?&wmnfou¥lmhmnzr$’ llhlmCAm maul-fray" 1" 1.1!. mun" Nash. ; “lunches” mm 11 THE LOCAL NEWS. 0" 5"“ Imuns' ‘ on Fm!“ ”W. in ll Mills Ibo occasion of the third soul. 18891- , 1 _1'
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on“. will

y nlhhlo In ovary bulmosa trans-
action. and wall worthy of all patroum
cute-doll to then.

..x: All! 0031151388088.
NORWAIK IRON WORKS CO. The.Wstc st.

KNAPP. WI.B.103 WW II, WI! and
madmanmummwm 11
_ solo. documenting m’

IOKKKIJ. & L'BOIIKDIBU, 5 Washington at,
sllhind- number.” ysold.

11:31.111ason. filflnan. aadtinyashlsgtou

N. also dealers meticulously.

animate.

8003131.!) KMIAC. IDNo. Maillot. s. N. Sole
agent forholttmaeelebratodice icecleam.

WKKNKECHAS. I. lainsgnearWall.N Pure
Waudiceelesm. thgoodsdaiiy.

WILSON'S "Home llade" Dread Bakery, 9.
lasveovdsssattaltsymndst.

BANKS.

hvs

clues.

KBNDA GEO 8.. D.D..il “'3me
Frankltljal‘ltax. N. I!osn8am too in.
mm Cont'regallonalh'h hN.
urv
Goldandporesiaiucruwustuselul':
WKKDJV. 1... D.D.S. 420mbardst,N. 016m
hourssa. 111. loop. ul.

other at at.

administered W.

BOOBS, GAS]! AND Bum

SMITH.W.IL&C0.16&17 Waterst.N carriage
wootlworh,whcels,etc.

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.

WEI”

st,tl.N. Crushedstoos.

MW

“171014133“. Ahmaltglsasdsudeemsut
plchtoniucheslndialucter.

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

‘fifinfiufiflé‘m 5%. 'l

taveJtN.
p.111. Prcserl p-

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GREGORY. J G. mWsllst. N. Wished 11129.
Wholesale and retail.

RIGGS JOIIN A. 11 Main at, N.l'erfuu1es.—Ilfty

Papal-rpm

mot penalties.

PLAISTED'Syaa Washington st, S.N

etc.

.psteul medi
prescript'ums a specialty.
DBYwODS.

ANBLKR. J. I. a SONS—”We Equitable." No, 2
Gazette building, N.

Drygoods. oil cloths rust-

WK NALBANK.;1M,W:11 it. N Manama!
A“01m,raging}. George' I BANKS. r. K. Mahatkemo llotel block. KN .dry
empresidentw yer. mvllte- president; goods. notions gloves. etc. Underwearsspeclulty
L .csshler BENNETT J. P. 19 Main at. N. Business natal»

anon-n NATIONAL BANK The. 68Waslilugtonst
mm s. N Capital amour surplus are
too. It. ll. Rowan, em; Abby.

Muslim '
Pfilfil’miltm £20531“? NAfl?NALcl:AN‘-‘K. The
. I
an. at, ”.3 Hyatt; vine-prelim 1313321.

, o. Keelerwsahisr
001mm saunas BANK. 1010,51

F'Wall N. Deposits WM. garplus wow
Wings Kluody, pleat; Harlin ll. Craw,'vioe
”Barley tress.

pleat; Jamssll
NATIONAL BANK OF NORW The. bl Wall
st.N .lneurporsttd 1.867 Cs_ om. Eben-
Price. 'IIa'iregt' knlcfil 11.1.1111 u,
1
W.G.Thoslna. ELK. Kmhwood, J. A. Osborn.”
0.DR.Wilson.K.Beard w mouw. r
Bankers levehants’. lsuulaemrevs',
Persuasl and Family accounts are solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGSKPSXIIE'II'Y .Wallet, N.
Deposits ovum. s as eorge
I. Holmes .R. Bulgnufurd, vice-pleat;
(leaves It. ii
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De-
positsoverfllwm. surplusflbm Alden Sol-
in" .

tress. Interest
paiddepoaitors. °hnma§mom

BEEF, (Wholesale)
sown NORWALK BEBE 00. ii. N. Hammond
beechrk, sheep. lamb veal etc.
'I'KBB'Y, W1 1A1 C0., N. Armour‘sbeefand
provihrous. Boulodressed lamb and mutton.
BIL]. POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BENTON J. 1'. Post odice box436, N. Circulars
folded' mover it“) Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITBS.
CARR, 020. '1‘. foot Raymond at. S N. Be

a s
RIDGE BUILDERS.
“111.030.3500. P'Obox531.8.N. holders
othddgeqdocks. pile foundatious.etc.
3001' AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWNJL 8. Sal’siust. s. N.cnstomWorkand

11am.c.n.uo.ma.s.1v. specialtiestn

SCKAUKJO 613016.66 Washington st, 5.12
Apodaaswtmentst lowprloes.
m AND SHOE REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS 630.19 Railroad Place. ti. N. All
worhueshyaudprom ptlydoue.
BOOKBWBS AND STATIONEBS.
PINNKO. J. Alt'l'll N. card sngl-avln ,wed»
stall hltsIentg’ollandtreallriisgoodn.g
PLAIBTKD'S DBUG STORE. £1 Washington st.
8.16. Behoolss saandpplles generalstationory.
nox um (Wood and Paper.)
“APP. 1P. Watsrst.B.N. unmet hat
”mun,“ Gsusralshopjobbtng.
BUILDING mm 18. also
meow B. uWashiugtm st, 5.
Nummplgn‘hvayfltrawkstn of all
LIDNABD. CHAS star a brick
1:11, ete.,also blue

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HORTON. “A. amhmam Jobbing
psomptlyattsndsdto.
KARDAILLD. Randall's-rill. KN. laden
byehesppowereoablas-sto‘lve
mlflltwoshaspsualgy.
ater 6
NATIONDJJLOW It. MM”.

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bottom
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scum a 11011.6 Gareth
igu- adverts—cut.
amulAgfllm of
Nolan 8 Iauafsstsrw
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dry-80011!

lished over forty'tvvo years.
DIGKERKAN A. & SON. at Washington 111.8
camels. etc lsee adv. y
SCOFIKLD A llOY'l’. 3 Gazette hldg.N
not. 5 N (Sec advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 6 Gazette bldg N. Dry
goods, tausy goods, notions and hosiery.

. N.
.66 Wash-

B XPBESSMEN.

BUXTON & BBUNDAGB ofllcest Bmerlict‘s.43

Wall at, N. Our motto. 'prutnpt attention."

CAVANAGII' S EXPRESS.

pianos moved. leave ordersat

SHERWOOD. W W.. N slate at postch and
lists a. Careful and prompt service.

INTBAOTS, ESSENCES. ITO.
DYXBEE. 1" 5.1100 mason st 18.31111117th

era of modeld' s cclebratéd flavoring extracts.

NORW ALK EXTRACT CO. N manufacturers of
line extracts. Ambler A Bell.

. furniture and
lain laisted's. a. N.

I EDT] LIZEBS.

RAYMOND BROS Bradley a super— phosphate spec

iai manum land plaster, ground lame wood ashes.
SMITH W. ll. ACO. Water at. N. agents for “ii
llama Clark &. Co '2 stumlatdtertilisers.

llltl'; BRICK AND CLA‘.

RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shapes in Rock. spec
iais to (rtdct,llI€ monsr.sand,ch11nney due linings

‘ FISH. OYSTILBS, CLAMS. £10.
BL’N'I‘ & ZELL’FF. 69Wasningtou st, $.31. line
tish. oysters. clams. fruits. game, remnant-es. etc.

FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKN.
NORTON. JODNB. fl'l'uyiot avenue,:5 N. Also
stone dealer
KAY‘JOND BROS. contractors for “11816 concrete,

asphalt, brick. cement and 11mm

FLORIDA STEAM AND HUI“ WATER

ll EATEILS.

mm w. 11. a (:0. Music 11111 block, 5. N
sole agents.
‘ storm, (mam AND 11:211.
"ISLAND GKH"l~'LOUlt,thc best made. Don't
1111 to use 11
L‘BOMIEDIZU, DANIEL. esstendotWaahington
st'l'hsbrldge. e'aolaau «runny flour kept.

KAYHOND BROS. My, straw. hour and feed in

load,carovcarxolots.

COL

(IRAN AWIII
mond'soldstaudlt Beesdvertiselnen

, KAYIOND GEO. n. newsloveJhndfllaia-t.

when.
RED MILL. Dalian. Crotool & Bose. Grain. choir:
groom: feed graham and rye hour

FLORISTS.

BERG. PAUL, Woodward Place, 9. N. plants, cut
flowers anal ornamental pleas mode to order

GL'IGUE. P. L. iii Ward M, opp. Union Cemetery. .‘0'
Plants. cut flowers. etc.
McKAY. JOHN, E.
touts—out flowers and floral work of all binds.
in roses a specialty.

SMITH, JOHN ll. 80. Main at, 8.3. the oldest and
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants, cut
Ewen etc. Floral workuf atlkiudsorpccialty
sud duhp prom ptl.y

l‘loml work 11 specialty,
3. Mar the depot. Bethlin'l

WI DEALERS.
DOREWarhlngtou at, (east end)
sultan“, etc.
KY. 3 Iain at. N. (Ray

Fourdoovssboveoidstoru.

STOW. DAVID. a, 23, 30,-1.1 &. Somali: at. KN.
Furniture. mattresses. etc.

GAS LIGHT consultants.

WI.
GWVREC. Law-11.1.11.

GBYBBABONJ‘B. ood,B.II law
munchies-sate. m“: W
11111170111111: 8. lastsvv. palliation“.

NORWALK GAS LIGHT COII’ANY cites 19

Water at. N Gas for l heat and power.
Coke six cents per bushel. Cost 'l'al three dol-
lars per barrel.

Bowmlflmbasdll Wallets. whoio
”www.mh. etc.

armaments-111115111111 at, N. wholesale
31mm

I81“.

”Wm
6300238, ”halos-Io.)

Jed. will he“.
(81300338.

BBOWNIWILCOLWWuhiungLB. I. sole
sgeutsforoe l'armiugtou

BECKER, CONRAD. 141 Washington st. 9. N.
channelled-sud provident

"KRIS, CHAS. ll. mm Hamill“.
IsistLN. Iablodstlsscioforfaslilytrsdc.
FINNKGAN hO'RKILLY loll lain at, 13.1w.

fesd, hay. straw. coal wood.
IINNBY A; BBNZDICT 41 Wall st. N. “fancy and
staph coalsuloasry, trained:

min.
H'I’CB.D. W. West sve,euv.lerwlnst,N essaod

malnery butter.

ses.teas.bstlsl.cle.
lestertothehest

WWW-omen.

N YBKj’fBA
ll." .1..
Wyn-flout
MANAGED. Wiltouava. ndlehusldfl'
souls, audssw
muouucmuw
VALDIN CHAKB.6Wp:ll'st.N who
0 o

“llamas-runs. asvmorl
mu“ Joann”. TWILDJLIIIDIM

a§rmm1&sm.n luau
sadnuws'othsttsrs'II‘m 1.11 "

isms, 7 11.1100 annahfillpo

‘mm. DAM
HOOBIIIIAKIAN. “unimamwtls. 374’.
luafpuesriat.

sslledof

only fruits, flour. lewd. etc.

..tilsinstfll . —l. Bellan—
aspedslty.

“snows...

asw
st,6..Nhssd-
essaedpods.

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namxs' soon.

NW. A. Wat. 8. N. Iron founder.
mutustlsunmawainhm
IlA‘lI nouns.

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mums: w stun.

awlflty-sdsdlssstll-d hats.
Emu)!!!”
trans, IV. A 00.11-11.- st.l.lt. ’luaflll
MU! d INA”.
amidst
sure-soon

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NORWALK 1101311. Mona. D. hN. KB. dqot.
WELL h N.

01.1) BOT “Was install 6
1101111: 1113lean GOODS.

STEVENS. J. ll ”Washingtoustdl. N croc
glamrsnr. linsndvroodcuware my

lot. DEALERS.
BURCIIARD.B. “Bcldeu Point Farm."fl.N. also
milk prutlueer.

so ms patrons.
own-.1.. u r. luv-Ms a su. blank
boob. new-la penguin-hate.

statiourry,
Wllullrlltd. It. 166 W at 3.11.
”Mohammad:
m In“ muons.
741V Orders left at Bodwoll's stars.

can HCEddlehstKlyu 11.- a
I'm; Néwvatlseomu. ‘3' ' at

730'!" I SECOND—HAND 103101103"

0 WI. mmmm

B. It. ”gala. ranges, aockalyearpels.

ovnn mum DIAL."-

unnmm P. 0.111131". 3. Km
””1023?“th , ~ 1 {-1

01.17%“. out Wuhan lid.

BOY'I'.W'I!.£80N.124Watsrst,S..N (foot of
mud) .esportsrs whole—ls

dealers to in oysters.
REED 8 BOUBIAN. IMWstsv 8. N. photos
and shippua of Norwalk oystus."
VANNA! J..L&CO.P..OB111L..M83N
Oysters clams. whofile'andre
PATTERN! AND MODELS.
NORWALK PA'l'l‘KltN WORKS Chas II. Als-

tsr, known about town as “Crazy Mary,”
and lived alone iusfew scantily fur-
nished rooms on the second floor of the
barn. Otherwise the building was un-
occupied. Shannedaliviugbytaklng
ill washing. Between nine and tau
o’clock th'u morning a man with a
basket of clothes rapped at the front
door of the barn, but got no response.
As the woman had not beensosn since
last Friday. somsol the usixhhovshsd
already had their suspicions am,
which were strengthened when the
mall's continued knocking was unsu-
swerod. When the door was broken
open the lifeless body of the
old woman was touud doubled
up in a corner of the hallway at
the foot of the stairs. Ollicer lorehouss
and Medical Examiner Burks were noti-
fied of the finding of the body. and the

Ills fill-vb Taken 0! in a llsy Gutter.
Henry Flnuey. a Norwalh youug man.
had the thumb of his right hand taken
all in a hay cutter while working at
Csuuous one day last week.

—Csll and sea the car load of horses
just arrived at Solmaos’ stable.

Bass Ball lasso- Ops-ad.

The boss ball season was opened on
tho Baxter Grounds Saturday afternoon
by the meeting at the Norwalks sud
Delawam. The atteudauos was large
and old-time interest was displayed.
IcAllhter pitched a strong game for tho
NorwalksaudJsmes supported him llusly
behind the but. The score was 14 to 2 in
favor of the Norwalks.

—Seelhe Mat and cheapest lo—t of sale
horses at Brooksids Stock Farm.

 

 

INSURANCE AGENTS.
coonmxawcxgoonw 0 Iain IQN. Insur-
I”

no u an. WWII? nations.
1% swam?“ taudlilmuessdv)
wouwooo. war. cor mnfidw-lllll N. Real

loses mantis
NOItItKLI. A L'llO tad, vie
strictly hm mpsulssvepresen

“WW ll.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 46 A 47 Washington st.
8N. Real Estateand Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN‘L LIFE INS. CO. 8. S I}.
llasnmcdieu, agent.“ sshingtcm st, Ii. N. scead
METROPOLITAN 1.1173le 00. 46 Washington
at. a. N. II. C. Dibble, assistant supt. .
NORWALK FIRE INS. (30.. N. In success" ful
businmsiuee 1360. No outstanding kissclainls.

PEOPLE'S LIFE 1N3. CO. The, lander- block, W WW I"! 8- i- BWJIM former ed "m buildln until the
. .1.J .B * Luperi det. IndllotAirYsmaesworksspecialt Sole --——-—-—-—~——-————~~—~ ’ fill!“ g
lun:£1;1;;x:::c‘:n;nz;m u agent fCartonortheceiebrated furnace.y A colored Vstsrsa ”and. ”In“ of swam, Raymond, Who

PAINTS. 0118 AND GLASS.

l’llOWI'l'l‘. J 1146 llalu at. N szett‘sleads,

Nasury and Wadsworth' a mixed paints.

BAYIAOND BROS. Jewett' s. Atlantic and Sealers

lad. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.

sum! w 11 Leo. 151117qu N. agents

album-n A: nu paints.

PAPER HANGINGI.

l’ltA'l'l'AiCO. Watsvst. usarWall N. alsopatuts.

oils and

PBOWI’I'I'. J. ’I'. 46 Main st,N .window shades.

Hollands. hxtures, etc.

TAYLOR Jr (:0. 21 Main st, N. also hardwus.
paints, oils. glsl.cte.

PHMOGBAPIIEBS.
BLACKMAN.C. A. ll lain st, N. Instantaneous
process Children s photos a specialty
NORTH. G. S. mthingttm S. ‘1. onequall
only and that the best. n. U
READXAV I" B. Gazette hulldl

photographs 9260 per dos; 0:19,me dos.

Augustus Burton, a colored veterau,
died last Saturday at Cranberry Plains,
aged 60 years. Mr. Burton was wounded
in the war and left on the battle field [or
dead. Ila was nursed hack to life, how.
ever, in a southern hospital, but the gun
shot wound left him a cripple. He was
a member of Buckingham Post. G. A.
R.. udelegatio'l of whose members will
attend the funeral services at his late
residence to-morrow afternoon.

took charge of the remains.

It is said by people who knew the
woman intimately that she had consider-
able money,aud there are whisperiugs of
foul play among the crsdulons. The
authorities, however, scout this idea,as
no marks of violence were found on the
womaus body. It is supposed she was
stricken with heart disease.

Coronet Doten, of Bridgeport. was
notified and with Medical Examiner
Bathe is making an investigation this
afternoon.

CRAl'lv'l.’ BD It B. Masonic ..N 6% Bonds
liddlowx Banking and Equitab I t'ge C.os
IRON AND 8182]..
SMITH W ll sec. 16 and I? Watelst, N.
springs. axles carriage hardware etc.
IRON I'M]! AND RAILINGS.
KERR!" E. )1. 6211111166er «.18. iron work
of all kinds.
Till: DI. SCAN IRON BAKING WORKIS. Water
"filth!!!" lloyt.prnpriet or.
111th rousontvts.
Gil 123 A (' LAM Y at The Noywslk Iron Works
Co. undalsu at Bridgeport. Conn
JEWl-ILJIIH.
FEitRiS. A. S. 3‘.) so. Main stJiN. op. City Hotel.
5.3!. line watch repsiriug a spatially.
llOY'l‘, II. B. 18 Nolan at, S. N. strictly drama.
gooda at low prices.
JACKSON wiltAND 68Wsllst N. watches dtar
mo etc. Flue watch repairing a specialty.
[1000 II. ll diamonds watches. Rivalry. ailvevsud
plated were, repairing aspccialty 833111111111. 5. N.
LAW! LBS.
AL‘STIX. ALFRED Ii. mom 3 Ital-ooh: b'd'g, Wall
at. borough Notary and Real Estate
FROST. Ill' SSEI. 8 No. Main a notary,
business of all kin carefully “confided to M
[It ltl BUTT J. BELDEX W5 and 6 Gazette
building “1 all at. bproug
LIGHT. JOHN II. we Washington at S. N. notary
commissioner of duds for New York state
LOCKWMKID EDWARDM. room 4 Gazelle bldg.
borough, Attorney notary and pensions.
SEYIIOUR JOHN 34 room 3. Pulrfleld ('0. Nat.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. Jill-IN J. room! Masonic building, Wall
st, borough.
LIVER!“ s‘l’ABLES.
DAN'N. HORACE B. Excelsior lively and board
lug stables. omce No. 3 Ilivcr at. N.

 

—-A gains—"111211111. 11:11:. 100 per lb..
shoulders 8c per lb.. at T. 8. Guys: &
Son's.

 

 

—-A car 0} Early R1111 Potatoes for
seed, at Selleck Brother-l.

Evnnrualmrs.

Tho Bedding Comps-v.

The Francesca Reddiug operatic and
dramatic company isto open aweek’s
engagement at Music Hall this evening
in "Mariana. or the Soldier at Fortune.”
Ila Bedding is supported by II. J.
Smith and a strong oompsny. The Bing-
hsmtou leader says: “All ‘Maritana,
the dancing gill,’ Him Bedding was
charming as ever and enlisted the syn:-
p’athy of the audience. The role of ‘Don
Caesar. the outcast.’ received able inter-
pretation by B. J. Smith. The remainder

Cabinet
$1.50.

 

ssolo Bis Wife's Watch.

' A young woman. laboring under con-
siderable excitement. hunted up Con»
stable Lockwood last Saturday, and
made a complaint against George W.
Gregory. of the Broad River district for
stealing her watch. The young man
was arrested in East Norwalkubut when
he was taken before Justice Selleck the
fact was brought out that he was the
woman's husband, and that they had
had a little unpleasautuess. This put a
diflerent phase on the matter and tho
case was adjourned until next Saturday.

 

PIANO 'I’IJNIBS AND mAlBllls.
Ill-INDEE. C. I‘. Lockwood llall. N. Also dealer is
plant». organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANING MILLS.
RANDALL. MINI-ill D. K N. All kindsof wood
work at Kill] or for the trade
I'LUIBING.
MEIEKERA 00., W. It Music Hall block, S. N.
Plumbing, s msnd gas lilting.
NASH P. [I k 0. cor, lsiusndWeststs.8.N.
Plumbing and , dliug. ranges and haters.
BAILEOADS.
NORWALK HORNE RAILWAY 00. James W.
Ilystt. plush: Edwin G. Hoyt, supt.

BEA]. ESTATE AGIN‘I'S.
LAY‘I'O‘S. JACOB N. Washington at. next to P. O.
a N. property for-1e. mutant. (sounds)
lORItELLA L'IIOHIEDIKU. ”Washington at,

“Hills.” mun: vii-helix»:

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

—-8toves stored for the summer at F.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

“fifggp‘étififighfihfii‘imafi 5' 11... "m Wlfiw‘i‘ 0,03%?” ,W V lament-g “‘ N“ “ .1593..-” of the support has been visibly strength-
m IANU'Am we‘ve—lam Isuzu-anus M " WAN-wt 11...... erred sinus Itiss Reading's last appear-

Iliss Cornelia Hubbard of East Nor-
wath, who is to join Forepaugh‘s circus
tomorrow has had at her home this wiu~
ter two boaconstrictors which she uses
in her performances. She also has a cat
and for a long time it has appealed au-
xious to get, in the room where the
snakes were. When Miss Hubbard went
to see the snakes this morning she was
surprised to find the cat and seven kit-
tens with the snakes curled about ill-2m.
As Ilsa Hubbard approached, the shakes
raised their heads as if to protect their

suns in this city.”

No “new“.

On the evening 0! April 30th the May-
Burritt Banjo Club will give a concert
at Italic Hall under the direction of
Jerome lay. This organizttton is so
well know to the people of Norwalk and
vicinity that their ability to render ex-
cellent concert music need not be dwelt
upon. Those who expect to attend, and
the number should be very large, should
secure desirable seats early. ”W V

LOCKWOOD IANUPACTUKING CO. Ds st..9
N. Manufacturers of builders hardware. ton

ofhce 36 Pearl at; Newh'ork once” Baddest;

Chm-go other: ill lake It

NORW ALK LOCK COMPANY 8 78.182117on

outcast s 'hambevs st. Locks-ad audbnilders‘ hard

ware designers; founders; workers of artistic

house trimmings in bronze. brass and' iron.

Ll'MBEIt DEALERS.
11111. E .1 air-um N All hiudsoflnmherde-
littered to any point by rail, tumor vessel.

MACHINE SHOPS.

NOR“ 11.x [RON WORKS CO. The Water at.

mar it It. . . N. .lrun

and brass mung». to .Dabhilt metal. ru-

pairs for mauufutovies ‘ “shalom

SCOYIKLD. WI. A. 5mm. aw
missus! repairing promptly attended to.

WOODWAKD. I A. No. latest. 8. Rho-luster
rsutsud buildinglots for file.
RESTAURANTS.
BBB KWKsWarsvagNwsrmmealaat all
hours, dinner 51:.

llKNRY‘S. to So. Main st.S. N. The beat 5:: dinner
inthecity. Boardbythedsyorwesh.
BANI‘IABY ENGINZZIB.
RIDER. W B. k SON. “Washingtul It. 1N
Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Prints)

BAIRD‘S, I139 INSTITUTE. 6 Orchard It. N

\' ouug ladies sudds yschool.
NORWALK )llLlTARY l'Ns'l’l’l'U'l‘KN. hanks.
Billions. principal Circular on request.
311311.11». mama's Daysnd boarding school
for girls and young ladies. Pits for as mug:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

mm GABDZNEBS. “cow-econ xnwimg d b newly made friends. The sflscliou dis- There ... . 600“ ”die.“ “ Music
mwgamvg. gunner-tow 20:”me an“ ...-“...“, 02g, playgbllly the snakes and cat was re- [1.11, Saturday night, spd a very much
mums. “wwwwnmmmm 'm be- our 2. __._..-_ pleased one. Hugg- Landing" was

played. It is a sprightly. musical coul-
edy, and in the hands of artists in acting
and singing. The comedy parts are side-

AIODKLIARKK'I‘. ”Wall-it. NWruJValiwdt.
.. veal,.lasth muttosaudpoultry
AWN. A. 15m“, “7 mfruimm
“purine-1e.

-J. A. Parriugton has moved his
Washington street market to his Railroad

SEVAIMC I IGflolslnlhlll‘. "Mutt!
ousshold. Placestoro.

sud”B " “all", all, sit-ch-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ess- meats. Bepalrlngaspselalty. -. -_ splitting. and the audience laughed to
"gmmgfigmmh a?“ W emu comao'rous. “l""luél'ud‘"? Bil-11”" "8"”: their hearts content at tho scmtricitiss
' “HOXDBIMWIEM "Mimi 9"“ "1" 0“” fl“ ‘0 ”PO“ to I! of Alfred Ichowsllas the land agent.

In. omac.1sltnnu,N.m1a1-au. m, I .
m L “b“ a“ ’ ' ' " ‘ "‘3‘"?le ”W“! W!" and Phil.W. Pstsrsastheleliet or the

880! IANWAC'I'IIIm

will. IILV
Bill'l'l'O'S CENTRAL HARRY-T. "Vela ILN LOWER! “mix" a co. as. W “you may link this all nothing wat

trails.poutlry. «mama: regular army. These gentlemen form a

a

sum you receivedafsw Days ago but you habls oombi st‘on. Burma
cs'mmWWm-mx oso. ufiwmaco ins-mu 71.21 “tum linkinltw l "I" tell 1'"! one '.'.’°.‘.' rum“; D... i... h. ..,
YARKING'I'ON J.A try,lsh.o ’1 M 77 WM “.8 . WWI-ad will dine you let the German Elmout atloos ' 0° " ”“5 . y m
. "in“? 5?: ...-s; momma... ...... “‘" 1’5”"- W" ”1"” “1:1" “m :‘ ""'°‘1.“'..‘..;"".."::;“‘5;. 3:533;
ours .030 L ill-1.: meats. 0 cc you went in t on to l some “88'
"manta. m”? .117?“ ”wwi‘flul‘nm "5.1.3165; 001.3 bCOUNmNowhtvk some say lohslp others. you had aomt. amusing plays on thovoad.
uymligsmllou o a mallard-specialty “11anan ' log to say about your regular Others & ~- ~ «~—

—-All grocers selling 11:11:61. soap are
authorised to guarantee it to give sstls
faction or money refunded.

1.. changes In Cow-sotlewt tar-lug.

Dairy and truck taming Is the fort»
less of Connecticut agriculture. The
activity which is being displayed by the
Couusotlout Board of Agriculture and
by the Connecticut Dairylusu's associa»
tint! Is as significant as it is gratifying.

1 want to tell you that the poorest one of
them is s luster lsun than you ever will
g—~ d— y—— don't forget to tell
fibuuheslsliu & Gidd'top about this A:

you al count s you please
have this published“ it uot “In“.

—Justsrriyed.soslloadol horses at

A. Solmaus' stable. ..
osstlr steam: w. or. John.

George W. St. John, of this city, died

J'IinsoN A.G Centrallarkst. cor ItalnsMsti-
laud-gs N. Cbolcvmests.poultry.vegstsbl¢s.
IJlBllltNBIl.‘n WI. lflW-hlammhvidms.

IDCKWOOID L. Wuuugmobtmhll. his
mansion.

uilrltwoobachWOOD. 1 Hats st.7t. Ins
siesta oysters. slans.aspedally
LYON».A.6..01AW:iluaM.uNoIsiaw,
SUN pvt-emu ss‘dposltrysllowsst prices.
IALIO. ALBIN. Islamaaarl'sstJJI choice
hamlet, vegetables. More.

m
memo. no. lsstsn.op.sehoslhosss,.l.N
hsef.vssl ,nattou,ste

SPOBmlN’BfiOODSt
AIKEN. JOHN}! ”lain-nit. hesdqsarlm for
mkflumhhnmuiumetc.
“All annulus.
BAKmJIILIUN. WswmmttoM'ston
dry 6.18. titslrsssdhasdrsllstoovder.’
m DUNCAN IRON KAIIJNG WOKKB. Water
and. N. Wall. ”mm.
man BNO!!!“ AND mrs.
NORWALK mott WORKS co. 'l'hs.Wstav st.
asarItJt. KW N.
manna? TICK!!! AGKN'n.
CUR"; 6. W. lam-ls N. “My!

 

 

scrum 311008. at Wat's-sham 11.6.1! mmmwm yesterday .‘M a few days’ illness of The interesting mostlop which they
fimflfl“?‘ ' 1.: mem Estimation-slots your of htasgs. minerals. hidleatssdetsnulustlos on
umslsss-wsssdmlmlom-flv slots u'ohn’hsdfilvh'ol Bum. tnéplltalcososessuth-iosrs

 
 

smutw. “Myrtwsgusrsas

I'm
......“ 11.0111"! malt-mouse.“ na- mmsssr). but hill muesli will

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

”’“"“"""' drivill' may you, 11:11 mi 111111 ., matron-rm users an
"h‘fi‘afl‘gfl'fi'uh ...": “3:5"? “““mmu‘ “" tins'vus’t’ld ...-1:1wa as was t'svlvslot‘lutsrsstlu'sglloaltuldlu 111s
"whimsi‘uhmm W ufiommgwaum mu stonotimseugagsd luthslumbsrbusl- statssnd thstthouutdeosdswlll wit-

”. m m “ml“ mm ”gal. up “um 00-. h“ had Ital, been In the employ [IO-I “I “WWI ll! "I. condi-
mmr w w... $11.“, m... a, u moanmn. Junta-sans. a. ass of C. F. Tollessssupsrlutsudsut. Be ttouotcouueotlculfsrmssud Counsell-

granite automate: dual-souls; m J'W’J’ ”1:.“st walnsrunaotcnabsnuJol-o. out tar-lug. Thepvsssnt tendencyls
ms 1w. :0th mm” Wham have» the cigar boa mausfsotursr. at whose towardspcolallslugludsily farrutugaud

' mun-unto. Mama“. “Ill-w - ‘ rstidsuss tho funeral will he held on trucknrdsslng. Tbs developmental
ws awn 3mm m m; ...... “A“: " manufacturing ash-s. would. with
““13” minim-11.11.11 A" batter and uhsspsr mom:- for truss-

. is constantly enlarging the

110111011. JOKNKUMIvmsalwfl. us» portation
Moo-urn .. hmlasrlrst for thspvoduelsot thsss

Audi-"truth.

dsssst 17‘3"“ Born 1" “but. M
magnum. ll. «momma. M
marsh-axons.
moss. .GMD.§8.‘ssflhnztsll-I:=:

mum Wilma-salt. Ill-p
lsasaa. humanism“.
sarrummmkw wot-ear. 1m
Jmumn. 6 11111 11.111111111111111
stoss mmlysttsadsdto.
(Insults-s from-yellow.
comm i no: Ins-hits
solids-Lilli. dull-saw
nudism rm
Will'sllstfll. A'pwlsptlt‘ma

I.“N¢lh“fl.fl.l.flshm W
%:R.WM as. sawing-s 'fl‘w
swank. fmwau.mm.

arms

was“ asovooons.
divans. unwanted-luau
saw .- ar Ills-tr. twa- W

 

East“
polls

 

 

 

 

delivered an earnest address upon “80w-

subject wera forcibly set forth and com- in wages. Its

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

the brilliant cooperation slid slutstl W

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Y. 1!. C. A. ball at4 o’.cloch which was persons working 911th a .

well attended. State Secretary Colloy who srocalled ”nstu‘sl ‘ . '

New Haven meow

lug Wild Oats,” in which the today It hasscspilll of Willi“ 'V

phases of sin to which a young man is owners. “samployssasndflmnld

vets-lambs: tats-ll

amidst! the closest of attention of all it hssatolsl acrssge ol’ ”Judi-It

whohesldll. busy-launcher»- stoma-s
In the evening, at. the Hethodht by stormaudtuudMM.

church, the public services were held, to Kuwait is next with Mow-“31.:

charge of 111.11,: Alstyus sud Prest- 040.900espttsl, 141W a” ‘

dsntAluhlsr. Prayarw-umsssdbytha upsidlswsgss. It has

Rev. 0.13. Torrey. After the opening l2,697.7 small! lusshy

exercises the annual rsportol the“ stormofm

ersl Secretary was read, from which the

follow ing statistics are taken:

Total attendance at rooms..

Daily average, Sundays excepted.

 
 
 

 

Stratum! ha 14 owuevsudm
limited ”Melina-unwritten
paid a total of 815,,” may“
Thoaevsagsisuz‘l.

:‘r.

26,788
65

No. of song services held ........ . 61 Gr ich Pill”
Average stto ............. 87 oenw em “83’“! 0‘ m
Csllsoutheaick” 12 45'“‘”‘”"”“’l""'””
Business and social calls” ......... 1.022 “3° “I ”1221' The mm“,
[letterswrittsuon the-work ..... 244 sndthsaores6352.4. WWW”
gators rsceitveed on title worth" . 260 and storm was $7,660

owsswrt uootowor ..... 434 Bridgeport more ages, m
148“?" 0“ “WWII given” 9 to 70 mpg; Btrs‘t'lord, £6 has
Letters of introduction received. 6 only 3154.990 of espilsl ,1
Applications for employment. . .. 10 '0.“ and
situations secured. .............. 3 6'0““ acres. The '0' by m was

810..000

The value of mammary“
intovniun-dwuou' " is mama-sac
the 74,6744 in mum”.-
000. Thslsuds,buildingsanddockpso.
pert! ammo 6224.100,“ thousan-
on the around» 61.024600. The, as
vessels are valued at $440,978,.“ tho
“0"“, "80% “I”. “3-.“ 313.1”.
All lbw-selenium lath—m-

msly as a part of the total capital.

The greatest prsuss is for M—
WJOC, and thshsst (adults of stats
taxes which are “.701. 8) tossed “I,-
373. Shells for planting cost ”316;
operating vessels, acluslvo “help“.

r332. The geusrsl expanses w
868, 321. including town tsxa.

The largat receipt h (roll opened”!-
ters, $132,070. Shell oysters for aunt
brought $264,474,“! shell was.
domestic market, $241,221. Fro- M
oysters the planters realized “I

 

No. members in association”

is

241
" hoys' branch {15
"ladies’ Alix.. 108

Total number in association. .. 404

Following the reading of the report
State Secretary Culley delivered an ad-
dress upou the work of the Young Men's
Christian Association, in which the
many departments of the work were
clearly set forth audalso theneod of a
greater activity upon the part of the
christian men and women of the coun-
try if they would win the world for
Christ.

Dr. Noble, of the Congregational
church. spoke upon The Relation of
the Church to the Association, in which
he said the church should give her sym-
pathy, her prayers and her sluts to this
grand organization. Dr. Van Alstyue
followed in a happy vein in behalf of
the assocxation for tho-Emotion that

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

was lobe taken. After the taking of gxwgmofi‘mm“ III
the collection and the singing of the steamersand other 0'”!!le ’ 1.

 

closing hymn the benediction was pro-
nounced by the Rev. Mr. Nash.

-—Received today at Plsislod’s largo
anortmeut of Blank Books. Best qualir
ty and low prices. a

by walls shows,
fifty-eightstosmessownsd in tha‘tv.
withsgsuatrmuagootliMfiLIW
lug capacity of 64,50 ‘
valuolfimm. In .. ‘-

staamsrsoystsr in the and.“
owned in New York. The m.
number sevsu,withstosusnsofdghtyo'
seven, and value of $5,”; them
including seven owned in PM,
number ninety t,hree with smug. of
826, and are valued at 851,”. M
m173sbarpiegwithstotsltonusp Of
616, and a value of 380.“ Win
number forty-two, with s at
104. sndsvslueof 012,158. “on!“
fourteen scows, valued at 13,110, and
Egg-six canoe-and shiftsvslsedat R.-

The tahlsot employmshowsslstsl
ot 1.024. divided as follows: I. 0-
vessels,391; onshore, 174; lip-sud“;
women (openers), 276. 'l'ksvsd ssd
above hands worked 5.“ days IO
8186,,584 and thopvuuuwhnmp‘
bythsgsllou, 03,900 mutant.

Thetablsotlossssdisulosssd-tssdss
of oysters to tho vslusof “Why
starfish, “7.600 by drillsasd “h,
and 88.100 bystoruassd mutants!
0' 0543.750.

Representation of tho-tout catch
vsprsssuts at manucstohlng m
and clamssnd taking sheik, with hill
earnings (squat to mom vsb at
theiroateb)“ “(0372. healthy
kinds ls mono mo! .60. I136!»
plants. 30,40) tormslhst. 15,1680!“
“MAID.

~Wesrsrsesivisgdlrsotthsv .
toocrssulsrybstlsrnsdesa llsl sa-
darspromptlysadstlowlm Ions
better. T.B.Gsysr¢hss.

normals-m
or which truism annual“

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

All Around tho Its“.

New Britain painters are to work uius
instead of ten hours, with no change to
P3!

Rev. W. B. Belden of Bridgetou.N .
.1., has accepted a call to the Congress.
tioual church in Southiugtou.

Mary McNeruy. s Bridgeport domestic.
has bacon» hopelessly insane through
unrequited sflectiou, and she will be
taken to the asylum in Middletowu.

A dozen people in Manchester were
made suddenly and violently ill Saturday
by eating cake which the holes is be:
lieved to have baked in copper pans.

Forest 6m raged in Dauielsouvills and
Plsiuvills Saturday, burning over an
area lour miles long and doing damage
estimated at between 83,000 and 5.”).

The iron moulders of tho Bradley a
Hubbard foundry in Ilerflen. have not
worked for a week. In consequence 0! a
demand of ten per cent. increase in pay.

Howard W. Taylor. a Dsnhury law-
yer, has been ordered by Judge Penn to
show why he should not he debuted
from practice in the courts by u of
his having dafrsuded s clletft.

Sportsmen in various parts of the state
report that atfiaplsto stock Connecti-
cut woods with Virginia quail call was
bssuooessful.ss thossnotshotslthsvdis
of starvation or drift hack to the south.

When lho'l'lllotaou shalt in the Brit
tot copper ruins was Inlshsd two drifts
were hsgumousat mam toot level and
onsstlhsbottom.86dfsst fromthswur-
taco. Atadlstssosolflwlsstlrolsths
shaltths "tinting, as the softmrs ls
. undisclosed lull» drill
its sissaof orswsa null-'10 (sopho-
ths'snalt. Acre-seat was madatouow-
iugavviuot rlohors from slxtostght
inches thick,uutll ssolld vats of on
sight W thick was resohsd. hm:
m “mum”... ..., —Bpectal saunas-pus «anal.
”a mm mm of “I la!- Iloltrollss. m. scam. um
These two drifts on showing vslus ”‘1 W ”mu“
sndextsstof thanrshsd. asdssttlshs- psstatllslltads.
yuodsllqsslstlouthslthsmlualsouoof amass-some. .
value. Albert Polls, cl Now I“ II

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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