' DIRECTOR am ”MWWWB s m . nanny?“ argument. .3 ' ' ’m'fl'r J. Iain .m ' arr-e “ mites-Wisdom! ' t“ ”‘ ”m"? ‘ ' ' oooon guanine. mun.w.u.aoo,rsmdirwuuu,n.sam u. ‘ Rm W UGIIBKIIDYmmraatcdtocsre, ere “WW0 II Ml ' IBIIM athWaflsgm‘J-N. Qllllle.W.0.llu-ic)llnflbhcl. - M I 3 Wm" NUMBER 727. 1-w— lwwlh I 'U- Wigwam. BOUT l as...- n NORWALK. comm. N TOWN OF NORWAIaK. ml rrl Hawaii-Alphanum- wmanspami'mn. ‘ 'l'ottseeet'mseadsrswhearsnotab «”71mean mini.» macaw trans- wwrthyofallm uncommon". NORWALK IRON WORKS COMWeter st, smrxkbrtsp, , WW Il,planaaltd was. “ reasonable I”! e" ' m9.cw.lllhaldWsllme,l. minim elcsflWellllJl.“ mashed-mil movuouameumwme, £801.91“ Eltduwalhqudh ”Evil also dmlmfin confection-y, lee mum. m mc.lflfio.lainst,8.x. Bole negotiahorwu'a . lceamm. WWII, .§ 5‘ WINNJJ'. Pendulum“, N. Circulars foldedinorermssadeypspus. anomalies N B o m.1‘.footltsymomlst, . . arse— fined-gr RI lemmings monomeric. nos-um . . builders dbddgmdochsmtlefousfltloosmtc. ”HD5110! ”BALI m,fl.8.fio.1slull,3.1‘.cmtomWorkand coped-ft y. ,0.3. 160. lei-m,S.I. min “A m. ”HBWmflw%dfl JOHNG - ~ Aflwmh’wm NJ. N emd mnfigbfi DWI-Wold. It}. lehoolmplimsadgsamslstatioaery. mmrwusnsnpym mean. .Wsta Amman-rectum ’ "“r'u'fiwaau mas mlmll‘t. - - blessed-gummy,” 1”- e or daily. I" ' mm 43 I Am. J. L. a SONS-"The Equitable," rm. 2 - .. Guet‘thbuildlngll. Drygoode,oilclothe,mat- y- BENNETTJ.P. lishedorer f . csysmou's mums. - snmwooo, w. w.. N. on. at post-onlce and ammrmoumwm autumn Ahm.mr.lsmausztsts.tt. ll. Ame-madam uswmsnerounmn .Ial neeerl, hmpgauchqmlsmwsoetfomeflrlrglshlnvmtc. more. crowns mm. 1... D.D.B. fl Orchardsnl‘i. Oflcc bounds.m.todp;_m. D0038. 3A8]! All) m WREACO. lob]7Waterat,N.csnisge woodworh.wheds.ste. , bummmrm , * " mom W""’,W*' ‘ My mnomm.Ahmu,mltusmdsndccmmt outgrown - - ’ figudosnncmnmmauw 3' ‘ m .V gutters. . .‘ ”fihwmg alt: pun Presaip- timesrrnllyccmpoanded. amour,1.o.mwmst.n. grout-hectare. Whobmleandretail. Popularprrccs. some A.“ lain st,N.Pcrfumca,—lfty ‘ st,8 N pateutmcdl- Washington . . hym'mmm-wuty. nut-Goons. mm cines,etc. W- BANKS, I. K. Mannheim) Hotel block, 8. N. dry- goods, uotious,glores, etc. Underwmra specialty. lD lain st, E. Business estate arty-two years. DICKERIAN, A. A 8015, at Washington st, 8. N. Gum WM!» etc. (see my.) scomu) a no", a (lactic bldg, N. as Wash- ington st, 8. N. (See advertusmeut.) STREET. EDWARD, 5 Giulio bldg, N. Dry . goods, fancy goods, notions and hosiery. EXPRESS l0MPARlEB. ADAMS “PRES (:0. once mm station, 8. N.aud4‘lWallsr ‘A'. prune forwarders to all parts of the world lrnlll rim-rec. Low rates. ml“ Hunt, agent. sum. BUXTON A BRUNDAGE, oflcest Benedict's, 43 Wall at, N. (lurmotto,"promptamflon. furniture and ptaummcved. lavender-sat 's,8.N. Hale's. Careful and yompt service. “TEAMS, ”filial: 3‘1“?” 3m P.S.&CO.Wlainst .. actor- ers afgficolkld‘s celebrated flavoring extracts. NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of line extracts. Ambler A Bell. m'rmzmts. RAYMOND BROS. Bradley’s super-phosphate spec- ial mauures. land , bone,woodmues. Sll'l'fl, W. ll. A CO. Water st N. regents for Wil— [isms Clark a Cole mas-elm. rum BRICK AND CLAY. RAYMOND BROS.ordinsry shapes in stock, spec— ials to adenin- mortarpndshrmney due linings‘ FISH, Dim (masts, m. HUNT A zuwrr. OWsshlngton st, 3.x. due Ash, oysters, clams. fruits, game, etc. we AND concurs WALKS. [03108, Jon's B. O'l’sylor avenue, 8. N. Also stone dealer. 0ND titres. ham in: ma, unfit“. hick, cement and travel no.3. mama mam AM) not: sum llltA'l'llBs. lemma. coo. unto nan block, 3.x. sole egalit- ' FLOUR, 63A]! All) FEED. “ramp GE!" mortise best made. Don‘t tautouseit. and W bl L’HOIIEDIKUmAKIELcsst of as ngton stbrldge. Thcchoioeatolfsmllydourkept. RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and feed in losd,car orcargoloss. RED HILL. DarluLCrofootA lime. Grumchoic groandfmd,graluuandryetloar. mum “In, PA Woodward Place, 3.x. plants, cut MMMMwm. N amour. ELIW st, .lluiouCemetery, . Marlowe-me. filmmalprdaky. ""11”“ Dim cliques,“ Madv. mannerisms. DWYILP.E.BWsllst.N.t-.ustcm madebsmsss hudrepairlngueatlrdme. none! snout?“ 1“ mm tom: finisher, . . special tendong’ventoahodagdrivingamtlnghcrsss, I“ . . ml}, souwsu norm} out. nu m . Inch-sea, acccmodstlous. ow "mm'V-H-rm mm ”'Mmmm‘bm m" noun "’3’", 1831390008 I“no. demfimggg“ ' Wt maimemmuum rot-.3913. at» . memo: scams. ll coounoasmcxwoon. 9 Island. . Insur- anceanrl real estate in all its branches. LAYTON, JACOB I. Weshlsgtoa 8.x. commands-s. Wm“! N LOCKW D .eor. lain sis, . Real estate,?hoves'tmute, loansnegotlatsd.ete. ‘ IOWAL'HOIIRDIIU. “Washington at, s. N. stricu diabetes-companies M. TAYLOR A GOLDEN, to t 47 Washington at, 8.1V. Real Maud Insurance. at next to P.O. life. (see adv.) INSURANCE (1031513138. 8 l. CONNECHCUT GKN’L LIFE INS. (10., s. . '- nommedleu, agent, Vamp, 8.% sec ad. WYOLITAN LIFE . c . hlngton st, 3. N. 1!. C. Dibble, assistant supt. NORWALK FIRE IRS. (20.. N. In successful husirsmt since I”. sNo out loss claim: PEOPLE'S LIFE 1N . 00. The, huder‘s bloc lulu st, 8. N. Jno. Punch, asst. superintendent. mm" SECURITIES. CRAUPL'RD RAW ,N.c%llauds Hummer banking and Bqultab I't'ge Cos. IRON AND mm. SMITH, W. ii. A 00. lb and 17 Water at, N. springs, axles, curlsge hardware, etc. IRON FENCE arm RAILINGS. KERR!” Ll. titsud 56er “,8. iron wort of all kinds. Till: DL’XCAN IRON RAILIM} WORKS, Water st, 8. N. Wm. ll. Hoyt, proprietor. IRON 11'0me GILES A CLANCY at The blcrwslk Iron Works 00., and also at , Conn. JEWELEBS. ”Kills, A. S. 3980. lfaln st. 81". op. City llotel, 3.x. due watch repairing a specialty. uor’r. ll. ll. 1850. Main st, 5.5. strictly flntclsm goods at low prbcs. JACKSON. WRAXD, dBWallst, N. watches, dia- monds, etc. Fine wstch repairing a specify.“ HOOD. ll. 5. diamonds,wstches jewel , si ver plated ware, repairing aspetfialty. B 'ust, 8.3. LAWYERS. AUSTIN, ALFRED 3. room 8 Immlc b‘d'g, Walt at, borough. Notary and ital Estate. legal FROST, RUSSB 8 No. lain st, notary, businessofallkin carefully attended to. HURLBU'I'T J. 113wa rooms 5 and 6 (lsactte building. Wanner, w s. N GET. JOB! . in st . notary I.lcomrnlsstouer of deeds for ew York state. LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. room I (lustre blilg, borough. ttra-uey, notary and pensions. smorm. JOHN 8. room 3. Pslrlleld Co. Bank building, ‘3. Counsellor at is . WALSH. JOHN J. room l lasouic building, Wall human st, arms STABLES. DAXN, HORACB IL lslor livery and board. iugstables. once. .altiverrtJi. GREGORY, ow. 8.14 Knight st, N. Flue turn- onto especially. Telephone 33. LOCI! IANIIFACI'UIEBD. 8 LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING 00. De st. . N. llanufscturcrsofbultden‘ hardware. hasten unites Pearlst- NewYortoflcctoltmdest; Chicago tiles :9 rim .1. XDBWALK DOCK COMPANY, s. N. new York olce (.‘bamherset. and bullders' bard- wsre;udeslgners; foenders' workers of artistic hoeseulmmlsgslnbrunae,bramsnd nuns. wnnn mlJJWatss It. Allhinhoflmberde Inscdtosnypclat rall,tesmorvemei. animators. IRON trons co. The, Water st, RORW‘ALKK , .'.(i_leaersl ,lrou brasa Babbitt metal,"- fmmanshctchste-mhuats. SCOYIKLDJYI. A. salt. Newer-shim madesodrepslrlngprcmptlyw attendedto. ‘ mm out)!!!” JIN'NIN 08AWAW.B.N. berrlmmdall gmdenproilacclnssssuw for thswhctmalstrade. Ell lAnIn ll w Waived, 01m. , 9 Well at, . m, Aplrep" beer. vvsl. lamb. mutton and poultry. MI I Wmhhgtol I. N sole 1! st, . ”QWWMhM. COIMD.IGIW 8.1. m fl “all. Mawhmhu-m who" i..." for” meant.- no "r u n ccce%ec Efimme armaments-air. tiger-epic assermw assim- mafiifim ., .. ,. assassins-mulls“ h... ' iii; 023%” ll. 03].. m I Water lAng’l'l'li We for “My "muted-W" " ‘9 “ultimlntflolsls smut-w st especially “ ylss. leer-lug . . ,llmss w r ”4‘32‘ Illicit! lllllswym mggww on «meow mun . . . m. annulus-rammmomm mrzmtssiimmsnm rte-ms. Piano and instruction «gnu . 6W,Am U. 37“ $1. mums ammonium.» u- s. your to mom Ila-GM” x' suit" me mar-Inna ‘ ' u ' sswmmuauséum see wwkmstlmn. ll. M's. me I’m. ., , I. I. 74 W“— 51. blank .. M ' ., , ’1- .sewseesq Mil I” at man. .fl; ' mm“: 1%“! will. u 1. Joe'- billy-ass Greg oo . c. .- - ovy'sll.;lewl’orhlfl0rsenem. ' nuwa moan-mu 3m PODIORI, Wis. noderdslrat lmrsrh, 3.x. m,mm,mm rtc.. ormn mum arm trumps. BELL. mm P. 0. For m, 9. 1s. em shippadoyeterssad clams. commit; uncanny-mamas. whole I. *. saledeslerlslae 1' f ‘ DOY‘I',W.II.£50N,mWstw l. . out Its superman,“ wholesale hemlvsoystevs. REID A BOUDHANJMWstw 5.1!. plains andsbi othorwslhoyeters." PW. VAN 16% J.l..b 00., P. 0. Box on I. If. Oysters chmwholessleandretall. Psi-nurse AND stanzas. NORWALK PATTERN W0 Chas. I]. Ate- thorpe .Jttvenidemh. . storesfitmu sod dmr Furnace a specialty. tiole agent for the celebrated Carton far-see PAINTE, one A” am From, J. T. 45 lain st, if. Jewett's leads, Henry and Wadsworth'smiaed psiag.‘ RAHOND EROS. Jewett' Atlantic Harley's Lead. Cslcutteoilssnd Avtrlll Chemical Paint. suf'l'll. W. 1!. A00. :58 :7 Water at, N. spots for langua- & Harlem piers. ~ PAPER maniacs. PRATT A CO.Waterst, mm Wall, 3. also paints. oils and glass. PROWITTJ. 1'. to Islam, N. window shades, Hollatuh, fixtures. etc. TAYLOR 8 (YO. Kl mfifllleom. paints, oils, etc. rmoroonnrm BEACH/m (I. It.“ lets st, 3. lsetsatsssoas process. Children's photos a y. xolt'l'll,(l.s.TBWsshmgtca' 3.x. new only ad that thebest. K». ” BADIAN I. B. Gazette ha 1t. Cubism photogrspbsflcopardoswuo domtlw. flAlo ‘flmllt‘ All) mAlIm DEW“. C. P. Lockwood Dell. 3. Aleodmlerle pianos, organs, sheet music, etc. mmxo Ill-ls. RANDALL, Its“ D. E. N. All kinds“ wood workstretailorforthetmde. PLUM“. “Mica, W. ll. lssie Hell blush, All. Plumbing, steam and gm Hull. 7. it. A no. car. Iota West Ila I. I. Plumbing heaters. ad pa String, we stamens. sonar: nous: narrwsr co. 1-.- w. firm. will»; M ii. Hm. um near. man norm LAWON, tacos it. wast-nos ll, neat to no. but. property for sue, hemmtorest. (mesva lomm. A L'flOlllDlw, to Washington and csdeetlag. st, S.N.seiling, WILSONJJ Condoms. lsrsstmmumd Also insurance writta is but .11. mouryto loan. ofcompsslessttbelowvstrmes. WOODWAKD, l. A. lo. Must, Etch-es to reutsudbuildiaglotefurmlc. lmAlIlAm mnmszmfi.wmm—alemell bound-name. MIPSJCSQIslamdm’l'hsbthedtamv lulbsclty. Mbytlladsyevwweh. serum m mm D. 60!. fil‘aflsfim x W. A I. . hydraulic sad Chit warms. " moors. We) ’ M Ill. mun ‘ . Images-gammy " NORWALKIILH’AIY RMI. MW. (flushes “summit. and wheel torglrtasadyumglaeias’? calla ”risquéW‘i'mm la WW. the a. study of an, 1'? llprlagterm April WWW Is seat-pea ensure. I ms: sit Mass (7. JG”. . . Wilstm"nd ”M”“' all,“ meats. Weep-chit m 'Iassbsss. 6m.lmlco.mu1mldus~ u, I . Included ~Wvfid swdefibm'h hammerhead I'm-IMAM} h. 14 t e‘ mm-mrmmw ’1'». s. in a mm- " mesu-swm ma-wm-‘v -»~ mam mass W e. it. man u '.a 'a. w’ ’ dill—#3»... mnufig'mwmub WJWIA am... a s. as- m l. at“ a... We“ M mmllrfld ~ #: mu.“ .8 I‘m Wis gonna. ,» THE LOCAL NEWS. ”Minutemen/mam. ‘ He's: zest-gaunt mutt”. m ”m roar. . sauna. Wm "'55“ 7‘: “a...“ to Muh?’ W’ 1.03: p . Tm" ., ' ‘W the flghwey at that point? If not, why doncttheselectmsu take action in the matter before the work is begun? , ~33" imported and domestic cigars at Pleistcd’e. ltolo a up lobe. (loadable Frank (holey went to New (Jensen this morning and crusted Lobslt Ithsly for stealing abufstO'robe be» longing to Charles P. Waterbury of Dar. ice. The winner was taken before Judge Knapp to this city, and the cue WM uollrd by the payment of costs, which amounted to $13.05. Considmble interest is now being manifested in the (lentlemeu’s Driving Association as the time approaches for the 8priog meeting which will be held June 10th and continue four days. A number of new members are joining the association. The organization now oumtwrs 330. Those who desire to join can dose by applying to E. A. Wod- ward, treasurer, South Norwalh. A card. We wish to extend our thanks to the friends who so kindly sympathized with us during the recent illness of our in thrr, lire. Julia IcCsrthy: also to t young ladies employed by flouris- bury, letheweou e (30., for the hind ms snown by them in our bereavement. Dexter. ICCAmY. “humor ltcCamr. Bum llcCsirrur. 1mm IcCsrrrrn'. -8trsrsber,riee 25c aquart at (l. Cos- kllo’s, Ito. 15 Railroad Bees. land-gm ‘l’be borough fire department was callr ed out between 12 and 1 o'clock Sunday morning to extinguish aslight bless in thebouasst No. 68 Iain street, owned bythe 8.2.0lmstead estate and occu' pied by a family named Ballard. The fire originated around thestove. but fort, unatrly was dirmvered by'eome pee-ere by, who gave the alarm. The prompt tarpon-ref tbehremeo preventsdadis- actress fire. A few dollars will cover the damage. Ire. Jackson’s house on Union Park tcohdrefromthsheeterleetslgbt. The fire was squelched with a couple of pails of water without calling out the fire dc- perrmeut, and the damage was coosm qu»: tly slight. —lilsad 10: lb. at Farriegtou’a. I Term Committee appointed to servrrteimthcccetofamortscrushsrand animus. for recuperation. luvs ascer- tauedthattbesecaa be obtained at a “allocatJad it is probable that the city willeocsbe icetesdofthsprmeatmelemsadeapea— sin-etaeddwcrhiegcerstreets, cse ofprseticslsad permausst breedt will from. lthesbscomsawell mucus tact thetsschmstsrtslsscsaheobtslsedby theddmuhedlsctaoase. Uttherasho edstesethestustecamhs pet is good cesdltleassdhsptemaad the express willssthssemsehssetpressat. We thmh the people see fully cow viscelthstmsmsdstcaelsthemstsrlsl seslsdfcrom streets, sad the soccer What mm W cove perm :5. beta." two-hem Ian-“W so It. mum, stri- In 0mm. if E at l l I f r: ‘3 ‘2 l l I E: i i l i r I ,1 l a l ,2. l l l i" I & i ll 1 ‘fi i he i l ,1 . g; MONDAY. APRIL 28. 1390. m‘” .4 III!" lllclllld. Skills. The lists tram lads In the Courts. At the close of the matinee performv sites at Music Bell Saturday, Hugh J. Smith, the leading man in the Francesca Bedding company, wm arrested on the charge of assaulting Henry Mitchell. Ir. Bmlth’ appeared before Judge Knapp and "pleaded not guilty to the charge. He was placed under 850 bonds- and manager I. I. Hoyt went security for his appearance this morning. Ir. Smith then had a warrent imucd for Mitchell's arrest, charging him with drunkenness, breech of the pme and assault. lfichell pleaded not guilty be- fore Judge Knapp. He was placed un- der .50 bonds and not being able to raise that amount was placed in the , of Captain Colours. Smith’s trial wse to have he at 8:00 o'clock but ”be '- odes .mlw tether tlmesad changed hiepleatotbst of guilty. He wasdned 03:00 and costs. Mitchell, whobsdbeeu placed in the oflleer’s charge, was allowed his freedom and when the time for his trial arrived he was nowhere to be found. Judge lorrel waited until nearly 10 o'clock be- fore the case was celled up when he dcv clsred the bonds forfeited by Mr. Col- grove. Capt. Russel appeared for the prosecution. ASCENT ORDER 0" BIBBBMAIS- A Dlvlsom Organised fa Norwalh restor- day with Ito-fly forty chamr Hern- bers. ‘ A division of the Ancient Order of Hibernian wee organiztd yesterday in Norwslk by County Delegate Moran, of thirty~nloe. Large delegations from the Stamford, Bridgeport nod Doubury divisions of the order were present. Following the instituting ceremonies and the election of ofllcers, dinner was served at lleseberg's restaurant, and the balance of the afternoon was given up to a reception which was greatly enjoy- ed by the visitors. The meeting yester- day was held in the rooms of the Mould- er's union, in the thuix block, but the newly-organized division expect to soon have well-appointed rooms of its own. The Ancient Order of Hibernian is one of the oldest and most flourishing Catho- lic orders in America. —-We are receiving direct the Northamp ton cresmery butter, and can fill all or- ders promptly and at low figures None better. '1'. B. (layer A Son. some rot-ts Int-sass About Building and lasa- Annotations. It is an organization of men, women and children incorporated under the laws of the State in which they live for the purpose of loaning to each other their savings for the purpose of buying im~ proved real estate, building on ultimo proved real estate, paying ct? mortgages "on real estate already owned. or grant’ iog temporary stock loans only to its members. It is a partnership concern, and odours and members, borrowers and investors should share slits. Theofllcsrs are elected and controlled by the members. These officers serve without pay, with the exception of the , who receives a very modes sum per year. leetisgs are held in a cheaply rented hallorroom,aud occur usually once a month. At these meetings members do posit their mvlugs,wbich are immediate- lylosned ouflrst mortgage realestste, on property within easy reach of the se- sceiatioo’a meeting rooms. Each member deposits to cents on each share subscribed, which can be withdrawn on giving notice. The par value of each share is in most associations 01W, and for each dollar de- posited npressntieg a share, members are entitled to borrow ciao, giving as security thepropsrty which theywlsh toperehsss. lftheywlsh tohulld the money is paid out sccmdiag to thsde- mantle of the contract; If there is more than one person who wishes to borrow the money, it is usual- ly hunched down to the person bidding the hlghmt prurient. r-Loaeesrsmedeouabsslsof from who to shsmmw cent. of the seemimdgsflsomhs property. “up a» from , ss ostrtsrtts smut-desert“ lie-sun only h “mumo»~ .y 3 .. Ibemsrtgsgvmnbetrsnefsrrsdor tsemiastslatsuytlmssebjacttoths .liiil Stamford, with s charter membership of. ENTERTAINIINI'S. “The King's Incl.” For a comic opera director give me Heinrich Conried. He can teach them all how to do it well. He put the “King’s Fool" on at Niblo’s and it captured a large audience immediately. Courier! is a man with wiseideseaud he putsthem on the stage in inconceivable shapes. Courled knows how to place his people judiciously, and knows just when car- lsis songs would go well. A half dozen of them were repeated on Tuesday night and they were recllshed. That’s a great deal ain't it? ”The King’s Pool" is the best comic opera New York has seen for a year, barring non—N. Y. “Dremstlc Times” Feb. 22, 1890. Hall, Wednesday. April 80. _. .. Sma. roar-cos ’l'rlch Rider. The 'A‘t ic News, monsoon says: ‘W. ,a'Ju“ 13ml.“ M m, made his debut at the Westminster Aquarium on Wednesday last. Bis euc- cese in London, I think, is assured. He went through the whole of his marvel- lous performance with ease and confi- deuce, and, at the conclusion, was twice called before the curtain, an honor which is not often sccorded to anyone at the Aquarium.” Norwslk people will have an opportunity of seeing Mr. Canary at the armory. on Thursday evening. The lay-Burr“ Bar-Jo Concert. The programme for the grand concert at Music Hall Wednesday evening, by the lsy-Burritt Banjo Club, is being printed and will be issued to-morrow, and promises one or the driest musical treats ever offered this community. The artists who will appear era the Kay and Burrit Banjo Club, consisting of Jerome lay, Francis Burritt, ‘W. S. Hadley, Marcus Garry, F. W. Bachelder, W. Curtis, 11. Herbert, H. Nash, F. Lauder, H, Smith; the Excelsior Quartette, F. J. Abercrombie, Ilaudoliu, W. Hartford. guitar, T. Snifllo, banjo. Henry Herbert, guitar; blastor Harold Tarbell, the infant banjo prodigy; J. E. Lynch, tenor solo- tst, C. W. Potter in topical songs, James Bradshaw in Irish songs, the Osborn Bros. in harmonica duets, Peter White in whistling solos and immitatious, and Chas. '1'. Eberhard pianist. Theprogrammo is very diver- sified, and includes an original banjo composition by Mr. May, entitled “The Old Well Patrol.” Seats at Hoyt’ . run or I“ sad Bright nines. The entertainment at the Opera House on Friday evening for the benefit of the Norwslk Library will be given under the patronage of the following well known Horwalk ladies: Mrs. J. G. Gregory, lire. D. N. Couch, Ire. B. J. Hill, lire. W. B. Earle, Ira. Geo. B. St. John, Mrs. W. A. Curtis, Ifrs. 0. Willie White, lire. Geo. E. liner, lira B. L. Boyer, Mrs. Henry S. Bimall, Ifrs. J. W. Wilson, Mrs. C. F. Osborne, Mrs. S. _E. Dennis, Hrs. J. P. Tresdwell, In. W. H. Smith, Hrs. 8. A. Weed, Ire. Julia 8. Morrison, Hrs. D. Hitchcock, Mrs. J. 8. Seymour, lire. C. C. Bette, lire. C. B. Coolidge, Mrs. L. C. Hartford, lies C. E. Raymond, Him Wilson. The farcial travesty, "The real Cedric Erroll,” was written by two graduates of the College of theCity of New York, and lucid to befullof witsud bright linee,snd far ahead of the average college play. —All grocers selling Brumels soap are authorized to guarantee it to give sst'rs faction or money refunded. n. has rues. With the exception of the city jobhers and a few manufacturers, trade is dull. Afewssrly buyerssre in the city, but are apparently not hungry for goods, and reports from men on the road do notebowthattheyhavcmetwith large sales. The regular semi-annual dimgrssment sstoshopbillsofpricssforthe coming sesscnhsvs bcsatshing place, and st whltcwssbsddlstrict , increase. When bdslams fairly starts up,howsvsr,tbsssmstsseswillspesdlly .mmlllhawseflm‘. also! here, 3 ”ht: ttbmmgmnotpflwttldl This on or' ”p.93"; whsrethemsuhavedsm‘audcd a rigbttbstumt Ills. Wm ........... A... “'13”: ~.-.... 33 r. if. 3 H i “1000-"! lie-missions" mm o 3 "3.21.5: em . Sugdsysftcrnocnthe mun tiou wssrscslssa " w eelll’rost,,s forth" ‘ " sgsinstgrsutlugallcssssml ‘ for the sale of ' No.9RsllrcadPlsce: l3. RUBBlLLFm;Am - . r. maria-tn the mattered there. hmeotsm“ Thisopesawill‘be preseuwd at Hush: refused definitely iliatllallrosd , WW lacstsdicu'lbthah permitted. ’Oertaiu' rim "ls sity for more. . __.._....__.__________ run usosrc mm , Over 027.000 W with. low Building. TbeMasouicHallAmcisflou, ‘otflart ' ford, held a meeting at laconic Ball. Saturday «sung. AldermsuBlllhrgs, chairman, rcportedthe (chin-mute! subscriptionstothecspitalstoch flat“ 821,350. Theresultwss very to the members present. owner to continue the canvass, that evmy memberof lbelasonic may haveau opportunilyto subscrlbolothe stock. Thssharessrsfli. Them-of 875,0C0is wanted for thedtc sad“;- ing,aud itis believedmtlhhl vsm will uowbcmade. Ex-leycrkcct put hisnsm down for forty mot thesiockmtflsturday. dermaldtesfor tbouew huildm' g antelkcdchtltt Io ouebssssyetbeendccsd' edou. ted’. Aliens-staccato; ThetugNsthsnflsle,owuedbyF.E Chappel of NewIMwmw at Winthrop’sPoiutcutheThsmmM " urdsy. Connecticut Spiritualist amcchtlu h h' delegates present. ~ Theremainsofduuiusfit recentlydiedahrosd,will Cedar Hill , afternoon of Keys. BillyShuekrowsndJamssflbamsow liar-II. immesd a train going to New Ismdi from Waterburyfiaturday. Ruw' audBilly’e eyes wercblownccl. The police commimiouers of Ernie , portbaveorderedtltatall pom-mm timepssthieflbylsudshssbsdsumed’ hismsucngagsd ioqtottlng Asotherenmlnsticactthe hcdyot ThomasLynch, whcssdcsthm “an. town slowed msplclou. was held h» phycicians and ofliclah menus: man's Ten mmmumom wouldpaytlmfor my atoncsresigsedhlsolcsss lr.l'slrchlldsecsredths gsvsittoadstesttes discovertbswrlter. Acrlmhsl cattcalspcdbls. I‘ Theth annual conventional“, " thatdrowuingwse thssclsesuof (it; manor-mans. arm, 5 new building enterprise to ease lobe umouutwillberslsed, fora-advert.- ~ ’3. .c ~$aratogshigh rock, violin“. sudPolandwatsron draught at Phi- .‘llf'm Wax-mined srsvotvsrwsitses‘ M; wear uniform while on duty. For some , . l r
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