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m fix. my goods. oil cloths. mat.-
_ andrugs.
. ”biannual-actuation! block,8.N.dry-
gonrh, nothsna, gloves. etc. Underwar a specialty.
BINNB’I'I'JJ'JSW at, N. Business estab-
lished over forty—two years.
DXCKBRIAN, A. «k SON, 84 Washington st,_5. N.
goods, carpets, etc. tsee adv.)
scum h BOYT, 3 Genetic bldg. N. as Wash-
ington at, B. N. the advertnrtaent.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Curtis hldg, N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and halery.
museum.
Benedict’s, 43
motto, uprompt attention."
CAVANAGH’S EXPRESS. , furniture and
pianosmoved. Leaveorderaat a,S.N.
SHERWOOD, W. W. N. slate at post—om: and
Hale‘s. Careful and jar-apt service.
Ilium essence: my.“
F.S.&Co.wlainst . u ur—
3::ng ’a celebrated devoting extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
the cannula. Ambla A Bell.
FERTILIZER
“ORB BROS. Bradley's super—phosphate”
BA“ manures. land plug, grosntli‘htmemzop arm
W.ll.&(.'0. atcr , . or t
We... a (Zola standard mung
VIBE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAWOXD BROS. ordinary shapes in mock,
tale to orderfire mortar,mnd
FISH, OYSTEBS. CLAMS. 12:1; Inc
HUNT & ZBLUI’I'. as Washington at, . . .
flab, oysters, clams, fruits, game, vegetables, etc.
YMG AND (208031le WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. B Taylor avenue, 3. N. Also
“one . eosrtractors f flag, concrete
HOND BROS. or ,
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MRI!) HEATERS.
[WWJL ‘00. Music flail block, 8.x.
mun, am All) nun.
“ISLAND G "mum best made. Dil'i
spec
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mmhmcmrmam mallet:
grunndfad,grahamandryelour.
mum
mo, PA Woodward Place, 8. N. plamcnt
loweraatglgrmentalpiecesmadetgorder. V
[Willi ELEWard .Unlon emery” .
Gl’hatf'cut lowers, etc?" final work a specialty.
N. racer the depot. Bedding
mu" “ills. l and floral work of all klatls.
— . ' ' it keoldeatand
Sll'f'BJOBlli B.So.laia shit. ..t
known ' this vierntt . Phamcnt
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cousins. “Minna-Hagu- surest no
mucking manque.
cm a Will It, 8 biscuit. atay.
mcad'aoldstaad). heesdverrisezt.‘ "
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arrow DAVID.u,B,w,-dlt.89.laiau.iuf.
Mailman-smote.
easuorrr consume. it
SOMALI GAB um COIPANI. ole.
. 8- for light. heat and power.
3.135;..qu Oust 1's: three doi-
larsperharrekpaekapeatrs.
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mllkprodaeen '
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cglm apfl, W n. SN. see-ll.
WYOLITAR urn INS. CO. 45 Washington
st. ll. N. if. C. “fie-3mm”;
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“fl"m ism. No outstanding “dig-elm
PEOPLE'S Lll’l IRS. 00. The, La ’s
laid at. it. N. Jnc. "each, an. superintendent.
mm SECURITIES.
CRAWIIBD ll. B. l-oaic N. 6% Boot
Iiddlesexlianklng anquui l‘t‘ch‘os. » -
IRON AND STEEL
Sfll’fll, W. H. 8 CO. 15 and 17 Wells It, N.
springs, axles; carriage hudware, etc.
IRON m arm names.
mum Ill. Standdeater st,2i. iron work
of all .
'1'le DL'KCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Wata
at, S. N. Wm. B. linyt, proprietor.
‘ IRON YOUNDIIII. 1m Works
GILES A CLANCY at The Rorwalk
(70., anal also at Bridgeport, Conn.
smarts.
mule. a. s. ”Saflala mart. cp.City and,
SN. fine watch a specialty.
BOYT. B. 3:330. lain st, 8.3. strictly Intels-
gcods as prices.
JACKSON. LeGIMND, mWallst, N. watches,“
minds, etc. Pine repairing a speei:ity..ml
3000. n. s. diamonds.watchea. , Ii ver
plated ware, repairingasperislty. 83 st, 5.x.
scans ALFRED“; mgasiaeonlc b'd'g Wall
st. nxdagn Notary and lies! Estate. '
rat-)3. uggghs No. rule at. T‘ Ice-l
“building, viii 5,3355% 5 M 6
"mums?“ ccmmnwm
LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. room 4 Gazette bldg.
. ttoruey, notary and pension.
smocn, JOHN a. room 3, Patrick! On. Net.
Beak building, is. Councilor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. room] Iasonlc building. Wail
It
' umr stanza.
DANS. HORACE a heelsior livsryand board
lag stables. Ole: No. 8 River at, 11:. .
GBIGORY, 0:0. 3. 14 Knight st, . nus turn.
outaaspeeialty. Telephone 3-3.
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D IAEU'ACI'UBI . .
lgsxgmfmmdm' hardware.
other a Pearl'st; Nezi'orkciloefl Readers;
Chumgn’ once] Lie .
m York
caterer bersst. l ' am
ware; designers; foanders- artistic
house trimmings in house. hr- and iron.
martin DEALERS.
BILL, K 1.9Wsterst,lt. Ailkindsoflumherdc
livered WIIJWMII",I&IIOK vent.
”CHIN! SHOPS. ’
SoliWALK mos WORKS CO. The, Water at.
a: an; cg.- mansion":
scormm.wrt.a.W&N- Saudis-7
madeaadrepah'llgpru-ptlyatmaledto.
mum hammer.
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A“ ”slaw-affirm”; butter
13'- um
mm DMD-unflin‘I-a.»
mehaflrwkmflfi’ulafast, .
mnflAc.lilalast,N.eholes-mts,
mum-amuse.
wast-lb. ctr.
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wane-assumes.
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commands-areas
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mx'tb't§*“"*”
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' WH.IATBIW1BOK k CO. till. W
shoes.
, IlU'I'CBlXDON. COL] A ‘00. Norwalk, New Yul
‘ sad Budapest. (loan. .
3mm rats a v'v‘ «unnow
. . .l l.
nourishmenmumm
insomniac. im'laiustflf. Plano
admit-traction. \
craftsman. s. anus its. Plums-gen
contamination- a. Tonsill-
stractioaaadv'oiosdsvell " ' 1t
NASH. I188 in“! - I )f even .
“simultaneous-emu and
vccalmmle. Multan. urn-ms.
West nest.
nws nlrro'ra.
scum 11.x. n Wilshfngton a snag-us
wuamsuiuwmunmss
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Wmullasadalamwsrs.
menu armaments.
new Otdul‘léft If. Bodwell'l M
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8. .
LOCKWOOD, 0.1 Mlhflynhlld 0"}
00's it; New York in drama st.
It" & mono-mum mummy-3:.“
PoDlioltl. WI. under llalvation Amy
B. it. Stoves, ranges, mockery, carpets, etc.
ommsmnums.
m magma magmas, s. FM
armor mamas an. “an
safsdealerlnhneoywera. ,_1‘,,,, ,_
non. w. u. anon, m rm: «33in: w
a » ‘llm' .. v __
am a uousxan. raw-or an. tars
andsflppsrsofNorwalkoystla.‘ 0h
vans s.r..aco.. r. 0. cases. if.
Oysters clams,wholesalcaudmail.
Pas-runs Aim nouns.
nouwaut Pam Woxas on u. an-
thorpa ..itiversida the it. If. smegma“:
and ”r Furnace I a specialty. Sole
spat forthecelebraisd (iirtunfarnaos ...
PAlm 011.8 AND GLASS.
PROWITT, J. 'i'. to Haiti at, N. Jewett's leads,
lasury and Wadsworth'o mixed paints.
BAHOND BROS. Jewetll‘a, Atlantic and Seeley's
lead, Calcuttaolia and Averill Chemiul Paint.
Bll’l'll. w. n. ‘00. is A i? Water at, N. agents
for [angina l lartlnee paints. .
PAPER museums.
PRATI'E co. Waterst, near Wall, N. alsopaiuts,
oilasnd .
PBOWi'l'i',J.‘l'. is latest, N. window shades.
llbllands, uxturu, etc. ‘
TAYLOR & CO. 2! Kalil ‘. 8. also MM
saints. oils. slur. etc-
PHO'I'OGIIJLPHEBS. 0
BLACKHAN.C. A. 11 Hall: at, N. Instantaneous
proceu. Children's photos a specialty.
NORTH, G. S. 78 Washington It, S. N. one quality
only and that the best.
READIAN 1". ll. Gratis N. Cabinet
photographs azsc per dot; onelfll’doa sue
PIAIO ‘l’ll‘lllt! All!) "PAIR“
88802:. C. P. Lockwood nail, N. Alsohaler in
planes, orpns, sheet music, etc.
PLAN"!!! HILLS.
RANDALL, imam D. EL N. All kindsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUIIHIIO.
“MACO, W. 1]. llusic mu block, 5.3.
Plumbing, steam and gssl
men, F. If. I BRO. cor. ilaln and West all. 8. N.
Bombing mid gas lilting, ranges and heaters.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK B0883 RAJILWAY 00. Jules w.
Hyatt, prast.; BdwlaG. lloyt,aupt
REAL ESTATE AGIN'I'S. P
LAY'I‘OS. JACOB I. Wamhgion at, next to .0.
(LN. property for ale. biases to rust. (see adv.)‘
HORRELI. A L'uomnaxu. fl Washlcgtm at,
s. it. ailing, rcntingandosilcuing.
museum. 3. Guam hldg, N. inveterate and
money to loan. Also in written is heat
of warpaniea at the lowest rues.
WOODWABD. L Amllaiam. lithe-h
r-t and building lots for-ls.
RESTAURANTS. all
m BfVLbWawragN.warmmulaat
hours, dinner Sc.
BINRY‘S. 1680. Iain s‘tLll. N. .The bests:
intheeity. Boardby idayorwack.
sanrrastr ENGINEERS. N
BID W.B. A SON. 40W 5. .
Bydraulim cand Civil mmashlngton 'k
SCHOOLS. (Pflwnto)
BAIRD'B, KISS 158mm 6 Orchard 1. R.
Young ladies boarding and day schooL
NORWALK I'lu'i‘ARY [INSTITUTE N. hawks
Roberts. Circular on request
IKAD, Ira. Bill-lee, N. [lay and scion
forgirlaandyoung ladies. Pits for n cum
or course corn in itself. Pally so
may attar New York artiws ell it
azwnso Elm
slum c. I. is Solute as. “Wheeler sat
Wllam“ sad "HWL’fiaeedln, all, attach
manta. Wag a speelalty.
Elm commcrons. left
BATIOND B808. sewers bulls, water pipes
unsvauag‘ , llllag. Infill. W Mt
' BIO! manusracrtrans.
(ill). EWIIDIOO. M andsalunnmflm.
lhaldfiww Shfitahllaksdlm.
Warns of last mba' children
summits-credence.
IBM-"Al". ARI) expanse.
sron‘rsraxsra GOODS. Ir
AKINJOIIN ll. Ilahlmlt. Magma
III-I. seal-g tackle, a-alanltioa. rte. ‘ ,
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BAmlllllJll Walla ”DWI-OW!
dry.s.lt. Btafissadhs‘idssllészggé' '
run Duncan mos lu Ur
n, I. l. Wm. B. Boys, pmleprtator.
m ”Gillian” “'0'?” d,
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near it. 3. bridge. I. If. " ,
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cons. THURSDAY. APRIL 24. 1890.-
!‘rialty Church.
Friday—St. Mark’s day. 11on com-
munionst 7 a. on; evening prsyor and
address at 8 p. m.
-Boy’s Calf Shoes 01.85, Smith Bros.
W
A Oadat'a Arm Badly Bpralaad.
Raphael Vaiisute, a student at the
Norwaik Ifilitarylastltnte, fell from a
high mound on the school grounds Tues-
day afternoon. spraining his left arm
ly. He will heobligad to carry his
‘ 'around done up in splints for
. «Wam- . » 5‘
-"-‘A genuine plco’ ‘, hams lilo per 1b.,
shoulders do per 1b., at T. B. Guyet &
Son's.
. I'ka sanday Cases.
The cases of A. lfalmo and Christian
[arson for violating the Sunday law will
be tried before Judge Knapp on the
morning of the 29th. Wm. Jr; Wright,
who was also arrested for keeping open
his market on Sunday, pleaded guilty
and was fined 81.00 and costs.
—-Just arrived, a car Iosd'o—fwh—orses at
A. 8)llnana' stable.
Pound sociable.
The pound sociable held at the resi-
dence of C. P. Torrey, on Union park,
last evening under the auspices of the
Golden Hour Circle of the First Baptist
church, was well attended. About 815.00
were realized from the sale of the pack-
ager. Socially the sfl’sir was also a
gratifying success.
-l..ate:t~styles a; Jersey Jackets at E.
K. Bank's, .llahackemo block.
_ hlfaa nonsur- om
On Friday evening the person holding
the lucky number will secures hsud~
looms plush parlor suit of furniture.
Tickets will be given at the door this
evening which will entitle the holder to
a chance on this beautiful present. The
furniture will be on exhibition on the
age in set 3 to-night.
—Bsrly Rose Potatoes for an Host
A: Zalulf'w.
star-ca Illa Boat Overcoat
Some heartlea wrstch daubed Justice
Balleck'a higarm chair in the borough
court at the rear of the flour odice with
printer's ink, and when the genial Judge
at down in it the other evening to try
a case, be ruined his best Sunday over-
coat. If it was intended as a joke, Dir.
Selleck thinks it was an altogether too
practical one.
~Boys! Pleated as. in}. m of base
bath.
The fourteenth annual meeting of the
Fairtletd Coumy 'l‘eachers' Association
will be held at High school hall, Bridge-
“ port, Friday and Saturday, May 2d and
hi. A fine me has been prepar-
ed and the meeting will doubtless be of
an entertaining character. Among those
from Norwalk who will participate in
the discussions are Charles A. Tucker,
H B. Wigham and Ira. S. B. Welch.
-—Lsd'sea’ Dnngols Patent 'l‘ip Button
es.- , Smith Bros.
At the monster meeting of bicyclists
to be held in New Haven, June 0, the
New Haven Bicycle club will offer, be-
sides prizes for the races In the afternoon,
three prises to be awarded after the psr~
ads in the morning, one to the club hav-'
ing the largest number of men in line,
onetoths clnbhaviug tbamt largest
aamhsrofmeaiatins, aadonato that
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3
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in
00., who suld. out last year to Mr. Albig.
The building was 20:40 feet in dimen-
slons,.a story and a half high, owned by
Samuel W. Roscoe, and valued at 81,200.
There was an Insurance of 3500 on it in
the Hanover company, of New York.
Ifr. Aiblg canted an insurance of 81,000
on his stock . in the Iondon and
Iaucashirs company, of Idverpool. The
fire was first discovered in the
back part of the store, and is reported to
have been of incendiary origin, although
it ,is said that neither lir. Roscoe nor
lfr. Albig has an enemy in the world.
{he reflections! ”50’0me helplainly
, . . .
men in liaison " -..
Downaaclannlnga.
Alexia F. Downes, superintendent of
the Westport and Saugstuck Horse Rail-
waycompany,aud Iiiss Eva If._Jennings,
of Greens Farms. were married at the
home of the bride's parents last evening,
by Rev. Ifr. Davies, of the First Congre-
gational Church of Westport. Mr. and
Airs. Downes have many friends among
the young people of Norwalk and South
Norwalk.
The Gunning Case.
In the Supreme Court yesterday morn-
ing the arguments In the case of James
C. Lindsay against Thomas B. Gunning,
‘Jr., and others were heard. The plain-
tiff appealed from a ruling of the Super-
ior Court. The plaintiff, a carpenter,
built a cow stable, barn, silo and cream-
ery on the Gunning farm in Wilton, and
it is conceded that he had a lieu of about
013,000 upon the place, but the lower
court ruled that be exceeded his privi-
legea by securing it by attaching the
whole farm of 850 acres and by filing a
certificate describing too much land, and
that the lien was thereby forfeited.
Judge Perry and J udga Henry Stoddard
are counsel for the plaintiff, and there
isa large array of council representing
the defendants. it will be recalled that
Gunning went into farming operations
in Wilton on a very large scale, the
money therefor being furnished by his
wife with whom he q‘uarreled before
the operations were perfected. Then
Gunning disappeared, leaving everything
at odds and ends, and a few months
later was reported as having met his
death from cold and exposure in the
mountains of Mexico. His wife had
previously sued for a divorce, and spent
some time in an insane asylum, her
troubles having caused temporary abcr~
ration of the mind.
—lfisses Dongola Button 050. Smith
Bros.
Interesting to Philanthrnplsia.
The scene that is presented at a saw
iugs and loan association has been pic-
tured as follows by a well known
writer: "The time has come for business '
and the stockholders begin to appear.
lnlong processions they come up the
narrow stain, and forming a line. take
their turn at the secrets:y’s desk. A
clerk in very spruce clothes, behind him
a shop girl, pallid with toil, then an
elderly man bronzed by a life out of doors.
Behind these, two or three children
with their hands filled with their little
hoards of currency, the result of their
week’s or month’s saving. Then more
girls and women, evidently people who
live laborous lives. Others follow who
never did a thing in their lives. Then a
telegraph" boy, alert and bright-eyed;
then more men, retired merchants and
small traders, storekeepets, watchmen,
people of means and day laborers.
Rich and r, high and low, the
hard worker and the idler living on
the profits of his shares. Each and
all come to pay their 01 on their
several shares. At the desk an old
gsatlsasan in glasses examines the
money deposited, signs the little pass
book, gives onctoths treasurer and the
cthertothasssistsnt accountant. Each
nominal lossudsschso ,,
‘mv‘JMhMIWE
masonic lusts room (arts 5.
mwauwmmnommlsbh
”quickly. ~ 'strsoth alumni
lows iabyonss, twos, lives. and tens.
aadlaashorttlms the account runs up
to 01,600. The majority of the members
having paid their dues, retire to their
homes, mtsntto lsavs thadlrectors .2
manage the business meeting of t
awcdauoothstlsto follow later-la tbs
mlag."~ltcohsatar Union.
nets 0! With night tears.
Daniel S. Webster, of lilddlsbury, a
malaria, was before the Superior Court
of flow Basso, yesterday. charged with
assault with intent to kill upon Ilsa
Elisabeth it. Oowau, a school teacher of
Ilddishory. ' Bolus months since;
Webster made a lsndlsh attack on list
Oswas'la a lonely spot. hlslatsutiou
hslug tooutrags her, but
fought so dsspsrstsly that Web-
sursgsd sad~ nearly kill-
Roton Hill by Gill r Ireland and turned
over to Constable orebonse. of the hor-
ough. This morning, before Justice Sel-
leek, Sherwood pleaded guilty to the
charges of theft and vagrsucy, and was"
sentenced to Bridgeport for 150 days.
Since he runaway from the sluts house.
he has been tramping back and forth
between Port Chester and Norwalk. Only
venturing, however, as far as the eastern
limits of the town. Sherwood says the
things he took from the alhrs house were
stolen from him at Port Ch I.
—-Plaistsd's soda fountain /ls running
with stuff line of pure , t_juleea and
' ostentatious! waters. muesli-silage
phosphatsand birch-beer; -‘ - ‘ 4 *
Connecticut Patents.
The following were issued Aprii22,
1890. List furnished from ethos of A.
If. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Conn.: . , /
Arthur H. Eddy, Hartford, compound
engine; Walter 8. Elliott, Hartford,
tooth separator; William Gray, Hartford,
coin controlled apparatus for telephones;
A. ll. Randall,» and F. J. Murphy, Dan-
bury, machine for stiffening hats; Chas.
E. Sackct, Danbury, machine for comb
ing and brushing hatters’ furs not on
the skin;AIlen W. Leighton, New Ha-
ven, slipsograph;Wiliiam Kathe, Thomp-
sonville, wire operating device for pile
fabric looms; Andrew B. Hyde, Pomp-
fret, ratchet screw-driver, fountain pen;
John L. lumen, Putnam, band and cord
twisting machine; Robert C. Ellrich,
Plattsville, ratchet screw-driver; Charles
F. Bosworth, Milford, knock down box;
Edward P. Armstrong, South Coventry,
attachment for saw mills; Dexter W.
Parker, Moriden, call bell; Albert F.
Rockwell, Bristol, call bell; Edward F.
Rockwell, Bristol. clip or paper holder;
L. E., and David E. Whitou, New Lon-
don, drilling machine.
—We are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or»
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better. '1‘. B. Guyer a Son.
Rev. Mr. Huhboll'a Insane Sun.
A young man giving his name asFrsu~
‘cis A. Hubbsll, was arrested early Tues»
day morning on State street, New Eav-
su, near Grove, by Officer Dousgan as a
suspicious character and was taken into
court, but on account of the prisoner's
peculiar actions City Attorney Daiiey
continued the case until tomorrow in
order that inquiries might be made. It
was learned later that the! prisoner had
for several months been in the Middle.
town insane asylum and wuss son of
Rev. Mr. Hubbeil, who was a short time
ago pastor of the Hamden Methodist
church, and is now stationed at a small
place on Long Island.
—l2 Pairs Hens Fine Calf Button, all
73 new fresh goods, worth $3.50 going at
$2.00, Smith Bros.
All Around the State.
The strike of the Insiders at Bradley A:
Hubbard’s factory in Msrideu has been
compromised.
Rumors that there are numerous unli-
censed drug clerks in Bridgeport are to
be investigated.
Sergt. Bishop of the New Haven police
has resigned. He was caught stealing
wine from Johnson & Brothers.
The hearing in the contested election
case in Stamford has been postponed
until next Tuesday when the Court will
decide whether Alexander Weed or A. J.
Bell is to be burgem the coming year.
The jury in the caseof Louis Luzon,
the proprietor of the Park City hotel,
Bridgeport, who was charged with keep-
ing a house of ill repute, reported a dis-
agreement, after deliberating six hours
yesterday. ~
John Crane, aged 28, was struck and
killed by the east bound train leaving
Bridgsport at 10.00 last night. The un-
lottnsats man was on the track at the
Eminence crossing when the train
mam. «, -.. , .
{wilellsotorflsom B. Edmoudsrscelvad
his commission from Washingtonysstsn,
day, duly appointing him collector of
the port of Bridgeport. He will assume
charge of the ofllce on lfay 1. Gear
E. lfsllus will enter upon blsdutlss as
deputy collector at tbs same time.
Olcff J. Hamburg of Portland. who
was shot mysteriously Saturday night
has stated to its coroner that he was
walking by Robert Whitby’shoassabout
half-past eleven o'clock at night when a
window was opened and a shot fired. the
bullet taking effect in his right breast.
He admits that be was drunk at tbs time
but dsolss that he attempted to break
into Whitby’s house. He is not expect-
at to live.
Ifsttbaw ifurrsy. aged eight years, son
of. Istthsw Hurray, was struck by the
Thai: clf’s loco-mi: Wit? was road
a ags w uses all a ord depot
yssssrday sftsruosu. ills foot caught
in lrouon thstsudsrand aswssdrsm
a ocmtdsrabls distance and until the
train stcppsd. His head was badly out,
smraisssth wsrshuscksd cussed his
. Bedding as“Patty,”aud Hr. Smith‘aa
, Chicago is somewhat less than
3' Bedossnot wish to homely“
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THE EVENING. SENTINE HIE A'l' IOBTII WILTON. FIVE IOITIS IN JAIL. ENTHTWTS. '
'18 “mm PLACE A‘Gmaary'ltmaadftsmsateatanurnad “loan” lharwd’od ti. on Boron Thom '
tom woman. to the around. not and Sent to Bridgeport. The Bedding company pressured this
an mm mm. A store at North Wilton, occupied by "lean”Shsrwood, an inmate of the play: last evening to a good home,
NORWALI. -‘ F. C. Alhlgasagsocsry. took tire bo- alms house, who slots so overcoat, a Shortly after the rise of thacurtaiu a
, tween 8:00 and 0:00 o’clock last night pair of shoes and sprayer book belong- scene marred not down in. the W.
THE LOCAL NEWS. and together with its, contents, was mg toSuperlntendeut Hoyt about two. Henry-Mitchell, whowastohsva ‘
...._.,_. ’ burned to the ground. The store was months ago, was arrested yesterday on scouted Jacob lioClosky, the
For other focalnetcases fourth page. formerly occupied by W. E. Olmstsad &
attempted to portray thepart'lnevuy' .
a vicious blow with a heavy '
Ilia Bedding ordered the curtain
which VII promptly dons. After about ‘
five minutes delay Hr. Smith saw a
the stsgsaa Jacoblloclopkyandrsasfud
a tremendous ovation; also “NI an.
performance of his part. The play thu
proceeded smoothly, and nouns in g...
5%
ability of Henry Mitchell, who. by the.
way, should adopt k busine- 0th. W,
spun-tins on tho shes. mm a
chafing...” “it.”
uses and he: faculty of settling what-
might have ended differently. Tonight
Patty; or, the Lost Will, will haiku
and a full house isauticipated. “4
"Joe's!
Banjo Onuart. K
Do not forget tbs grand banjo coaomt
at Music Hall, Wednesday eventug’ ,April
30th. The banjo music that heretofore
has been given in this city under the di-
rection of Jerome Ifay has been of such
a character that there should be a large
cure your seats early.
——Child's Roast Spring Heels, 5 to 8,
450., Smith Bros.
“The Domestic lonrhly” he lay.
The May number of The Dunedin
Monthly is a big magaaiuaof 88 large
pages. It contains over 135 largeilltu-
tratious of the newest fashions mid M
small figures for reference; in cilia
words there are nearly 500 distinct u-
gravings in the number. April and!”
are the two months in the yearwhsn
fashion matters have more interest per-
haps than at any other time, still, it h
difficult to find the woman who donnot
like to look at and read about the new
fashions at all times. The Dome“
Monthly is in its thirty-third volume,
and is one of themost popular family‘
magazines in the land, its mutated
free from vicious semationahm.
magazine fol-3 months'and a free
paper patterns. Surely that loan dc
that every lady who has never nus-u-
ed to The Domestic should avail herself
of. Send direct to The Domestic”
ly, 853 Broadway, New York. Tithtrlkl
ofler will remain open only a short time.
The Domestic Monthly is published at
853 Broadway, New York, at 81.“ IF:
year, with a tree premium of 81.” worth
of patterns; yearly subscriptions are
taken by uswsdealora, etc, but for the.
trial send direct to the plblhheta.
—-'l‘ry the “Island (lsm' flour-
will use none other.
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The London Railway Time‘s m.
railway journey between New ark and .
sand miles. Ono train each 1 m
the run over the Pennsylvauh'gm
lines in twenty—four hours, and that Is
practically the fastest railway traveling
known in the United States. But one
speed . Is not remarkably high, than libs
various comforts of an unusual m
tcdlum of the trip. A traveler-add
this description of tbs luxuries sodo’ysd,‘
tated ittoanofliolal whose seniors are
at command on the train, “A I”. ‘
grapher usiuga typewriter b the In“
addition to this wonderful A3-
ladiss’ waiting maid guess-stilt
Wemsyuowoonsidsritabout ‘ "
Of course,
will tie ' electricity, . _
servs chrbzsal'a mug“?
leading daily pam' the :.
msnt Wannabe-stalwart. ’ ’
clal quotations of‘“ths W
brought in as we prcossd. .
lndlspensiblstoths ‘
out of the reach of the no“
business hours." Tbs
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lutbsrssrcf the trslu,hut ”“1 ,
bs lsssussd forslght m M,“
rsadlsproom. About assntmyj '“
sense of the word by strikingflr. lmltf's
audience missed the gigantic hhtrhwlle
descrvcs the greatest, punishing '
The publishers announce avuysttmo-
tive trial subscription alarm-H
For only 25 cents *lhey will “I! tb‘
a
good for 25 cents’ worth of “Dammit” «k
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An English View at the its-la ‘
willow" “ .
which may tend to while away‘tw_
andhedid not writeit himself,‘bat die-v
you know there’s ‘5, ’ ‘ "
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attendance at thecomiug concert. 80' *I V
articles, stories, and departmentalsa al- ‘ ,'
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