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W”.”“'“ Bridgeportjellyeewrdeylorthlrtydeye .reoe Inllew Heven,died at her home
neutrino-lulu". torintoxieetion.
there yesterday. She began her work in
a lowly way, and comedian livelihood
by hard, manual labor. After a while
- public attention wee called to her work,
and email lone were made for
it train the public echool funds. She
employed competent inetruotore in her
work [rent the first. Albert Barnes,
eitcrwerd the author of “Bernee’e Notes."
wee the tiret. At tintee her pupils num-
bered more than a hundred oi the color-
ed people of New Beveu,ol‘ all ogre.
Among her scholars were Edward
Bounhet, who graduated lrom Yale some ,
years ago, and the Rev. Edwin A. Birch,
eBaptiet clergyman in Prttebnrgh, Pa. .
A Versatile and hermetic litter.
Togo out among the stumps, build a
home, put in three preeeee end other
machinery, ley type, get a eteam engine
in working order, enewer 4,000,000 quee-
tione, ones a telegraph boy. find time to
get a nap in 48 hours, he on time (or one
meal e day, catch the mails, properly
miledict the type foundry that sent
wrong fonts, hit your thumb-nail with a
hammer and be calm about it afterward,
retuee invitations to drink, light a pipe
‘, -. . with damp tobacco,writo editoriele
.. . w ted to brace up the republic, edit
telegraph, cut out miscellany with e
chisel—in short to etart e newspaper
Ool. Otowe ie improving his eevcrel
_ on Blah etreet with new welke
nee-tn seen-rm own-Jum- Blahopleetcven-
A ' inginnitutedanew lodge cl Odd Feb
loweieSteilordBpringv.
The Cedeta o! Temperance oi the First
ed~ Beptbt Church will glve an entertain-
ment on Iondey evening.
Thercwill bee lull choral tervice at
St. Paul's P. E. Church next Sunday
evening. liey 4th. at 7.30 o’clock.
The Beaten Store people are lining up
to their etore in Swarm a Corbltt‘e build-
Ing with all the modern improvements.
NethanP.Bnnter. arccent graduate
of the Center echool, hee entered the
employ of J.A. Ambler'dr Sons, the
borough drygoodellrm.
Coneteble Conley "reeled Henry
Wnrurot East Norwelh yesterday after-
! noon [or non support. He wee eentenced
to thirty deya in jail by Judge Knapp.
John J. Henlon, the good-looking bak-
ing powder manufacturer of the borong .
hae rented the bones at No. 8 Laurie
etreet. This has a matrimonial look
luldar drunuu. tar and
\it
connrsn's Eonrc
urnnn co.
In Adolph lacilcr'e Ilsmantic Opera
The Kluu’s dual.
‘A‘CAST or rum PEOPLE,
INCLUDING
"W'Mwwmh ”as. was:
lehe region. ’
‘ I Whine-neutrnerrww.
. i S I Hi ltid Iuwllde ebon from the ground up-ie quite a job,
l 3,43 ”I. . . thank you. but time-ed orinten' ink gunfight?" ifd‘diu’dn midi,
4“" 6'“ 9'“ FORM Wlllllm 1- 3mm. of The -1; - h o a d ww mesons anwurn scum-r. _
..- . . ill htal to! term' 8i workwondere. err aven( re.) erel . urn “mm" CHARLES? LANG
Carroll ' ”I , . , ,Bouro cebong o to m- ’ .__..‘__._.__..~_'__ . . .
, “Eamgcmsfl 853$. ’ pletnente and aetraw bet this morning, BreIlordehrp—‘fl‘bere, you ve broken The annm Female fence“.
the mirror! I hate to es a fool around !”
lrteh valet—“That ie why I broke it,
sort”
and will take hie vacation this summer
tilting the virgin soil around hie Wilton
avenue plantation.
The butchers who were erreeted eome
time ego for violating the statute rela-
tive to doing secular businee on Sunday,
have changed their plea to that of guilty
and the ocean have been settled by the
payment oi 81.00 end coats.
TheLmlice’ Aid Society of the First
I. E, church will meet at the residence
of lire. Jamel C. Crows, West avenve,
thie afternoon. The Epworth League
will furnish an entertainment this even-
ing. All friends oi the church are in-
vited.
The remains of Billy Bryant, the min-
etrel, which arrived yesterday from
Portland, Heine, were horneto their last
rceting place in Pine Ieland Cemetery
this atternooti. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. G. J. North, 01
the South Norwalh Methodist church.
Rev. B. N. Dunning has been invited
to enpply the pulpit ol‘ the First Congreo
getionel church in Gloveraville during
the abeence oi the pastor, Rev. Dr. W.
E. Park, who will spend three months in
Europe. Mr. Dunning wee the first pee-
tor of thie church for th ‘yeere
lromite organization in 1852 be ore hie mum
coming to South armor. ’
There accrue to beeiriendlv rivalry
between J. I. Dibble end Philip N.
Smith eetowhichehell hevetheprettieet
lewneuddooryerd. Theyare bothout
about 5 o’clock every morning (Sunday
excepted) cutting end raking, and et
preeent it ie diflicnlt to decide which hee
thehmtol it. Both lewne are so smooth
aethoughthcyhedheencntwithe
OUR OWN ORCHESTRA.
The lovely Wall: Song. ‘Ny Love is hir Columbia’
PRICES, 35c, 50c. 75c, $1.00.
lteeervcd Scale at Hoyr‘e and Qtegury‘c.
MUSIC HALL.
Three Nightsand Saturday Matinee.
'l'luundau, Friday and Saturday,
prev 8. 9 and 10.
for a limited engagemsn: o' rho wineorne
little ectrem,
B. S. W is getting the -_ node
“Brilliance! homconChe etnet
.nleelygraded. ,
- ”Eampbelhclerk orF. J. Cur-
“Cilanieconfincdto‘ie house on
laetevennebyeichneee.
'A-eeting or the South Norwalk Li-
heevyCerporetton willbeheld this even-
Ilgtoelecteliietrnuee.
thermoperaone haveheenkilled on
theGoneofirietedroed ainceJannery 1,
'Inotthennather beingtreepeeeere.
~- Ska we lower endof Spring etreet
”fittinmnditicnbythercadecreper
_ flfimoftbebeetthoroughiareeinthe
‘ 'ifly.
1 Gomuoanlkeleyendprominent oili-
cbhltteltded the dedication yeeterdey
,wuemwmumsomrm’uom
_ f-‘llerotca.
The .clmring up end grading or the
chylotonfianhlinetrermmaheeemcet
._ dialed improvementintheeppcerence
“ , otthetlceelity.
lathe Superior (hurt in Bridgeport
‘MJndge Penn reserved hie de-
chine “la the diebarment cane ageinet
Attorney Howard Taylor, of Danbnry.
eddrrceutly purcheeed
~ , heenqniteeicketSol—
F Ianomingontallright.and
toeoon boost with the
FOR. SALE.
:l:
Advatiecmeuhnndwthhheadnotcrecedmgn
mrmuemmrmemn
THOUSAND ABPABAGUB 3001's.
tralne.
150 WILLBUYAGROOII NEW
3 ' Bonn. eurplled with public water.
heady inroocl Ha let. Lothleltnnled
lnagoonne‘lfhmhryrod netontaldetheci limits.
ep all, 111103 ah 00 DEN.
OBS!
and
ex-
Johnll. Remeondlorwalh.‘ relat
ANDBABNANDBITWIINTBRIR
Icerecreaollandontllrdgcetrecahnp
cinch. Ilnpondoyetzr udior eeaeorto rent.
lnqnlreolCheelecrcix, evtporhconn. epflstl
OTTAGI SpllslnaASD 1;“?! [goilatsb‘m’
goodland, II from orwa ,w m,
manomxlrnita, etc Beater in cellar;
goodwater. thlbeeoldreeaoneble. Parrotprice
caercmetnon motto-go. Addres- P.0.Bor 450.
Norwelk. we tw
6300!!!! 1103le is All OLD ESTAB-
Allehede! , them-clean trade.
lento! atorc traded out the owner. Apply to
gfladdlree “Owner," cor k ecdtitllltneneqccaa,
than.
LOOKS -l BPINDLBS. I WNCOIID 'AG-
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A LITTLE BUSY BODY.
Fri The titer Theatre. New Y ravine or
thealwayem—pleuieg comedy-dull. erh,
ANNETTE,lhe DANCING GIRL
p‘l'heoheervenceot Arbor day at the
Mecheolwillteheplaceeomc day
lent “having been postponed an
M ntthe unchara’ convention st
mt» tndeome inleceauy
inudflopewillgiveeehorten- horaeciipping machine end eolt ea mfir‘rgia} "m M
m :1?“ irmknfi “h“- .__._____.___._._ manner A LllllO BUSV BOdy.
W I“ ' Bailey - [AG cementum
curative-tie; Eula”, A I" D" nun B‘ mung? mgflrfifivflw
w. toettend. “In” 3”-
lien heel. I. netball Wale Ste-te-
col-yet'tltea.
Thereeidmoe of John W. Bubhell at
Wiltonwae theeeeneot a pretty wed-
ding on Thunday,thecontrwtiegper-
Till! OLD CUBIOSITY SlIOP
ll-Ahlrlrnmlailedaal roleeol menu”
ammo-m . Jam... 3"”. u...”
eeatto the itinee will rcce’lvegllher the 3:“:
Eon-WUW'treCehleetPhotmphct li-
film—hill, lac. the Herod 50¢.
lettuce. than: end the,
lb petting or In. REGolden’e
henna-apps and High etreete,
“filtl’rowitgieverygenereily
allied Thecolore and their combi-
‘flhwprndemthemoetpleeeingeflecte.
1'0 m.
Lem-sauer- notcxeeedinlt
Mtuulaldmeemfi'evhflm
mourn scone ll! A PlilVATl rerun
with or without bond. Inquire at 'e
South-goo
”mammal...“ a DBESSMAKING.
I!
B 300” ON BICOUD
amass ....... W sea-aura. use ... mews...“ "as
planta, w wee per- m Jn, ' . eon not a
[and by theBev.W.D. Bert. tir- we team-rm... nr'ilv mmuu'r- °"""""“ "“ "'
lethaOimeteedweethemeidothoaor
aadW.K.J. Hobbeilwea thegrooma-
M men. Thehrldeworeahecotnlngdreee
rte-tea manner:
I.- I!“
olwhitenrehdlh,wrthveilendthe FlYlloonolth'lottevmxwflu
conventional orange bio-ores. line “,3
m mun. [scene m‘n
fimfi‘iwmrifl
five. were
smrwmwunr-mgu
r we eratae truer. eo. solver-l.
noone mnousarewwaeraan III. W. I. IIO'I'CIIIKIII,
loathlterwelh.
was he re moon rotor. on. scents
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mart wigroltowed
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ICE !
From Heine.
W‘ W Qualitr-
minis. turn mitt.
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'KELLAR!
m 1']? PAYS
rm: DMIATIO assocrrrrou
()th with. cit [I Y
villain-n naturally-ea.” e't't’hu'a'
Atwhlch timethey all! plum
“THE REAL CEDBIC 38801.”
A tercleel ’l‘rereety on “Haste Loni l'aeetbuuy.‘
anda'eo ~
An original cbmc‘y in thrrc em
This entertainment is given under r‘uc html pe-
lmmulihe India, who are mlmI 1! with the
l. bury. '
Tickets of Admission, 50 Conn
withprlvil otexcheagtaglcr rucvrdeeau
we meet cancers situational. M
Dug-at ol eeeta will be open on Wear-eerily,
April ‘th. “Dun. at lleie’e, lionelk. and Pleb»
rcd’I. South Ito-wot. mum
MUSIC HA
MONDAY, MAY 5.
'I‘IIS FAMOUs MAGICIAN
Assisted by a comic of Artists in a Programme!
Nev aud Wuuduulul Exuuuinuuls
Bewildering and Bewitching the Peary
from Beginning to End.
dial Class duals lu lauds.
second Sightand Spiritualism
’ Exposed.
Inch that is New and Startling.
PBICIS, 33, 50 and 75 CENTS
linear-d Sun at tleyt'e and Granny's epet
Prof. Howell’s Academy for Dancing.
atosro near. sou-rt: nonweur.
Ola-in; Reception:
On Wednesday Evening. ley 7, 1890.
Tickets to the door. admitting Gentlemen end
Lad'. 81, to be had of the Pupil only.
helcony'lichtntllceate. tohe harlot the door.
Inele by Wheeler & Wilco- Orchestra.
awtw lt-eepnonethflu at.
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Home.
united to all purposes.
You will find the rur-
EST OOAOHBRB. the
BEST ROADSTBBS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST assortment-r or
BALE Houses in rate--
field County. Pat-tine
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Humanoid
by this catabliehmc’nt
are WARRAITED. ,
ll]. II. PARSONS.
spursuua suuuu ant.
uuasurs Bil lllllll
can have their hoaew wired for about cachet!
whethwealdeoetwheebellernghrerooreted.
nlflmr!‘
who hoeeewttteballe whether reread
rancher mitedd‘d‘t'o the veg-cl the
we Ilene. reelorelltheeocvealeaceelrn-
amen
Electricity tr e Ilodem Convenience
‘ - intheilome.
Mlle “yeti-hum
. ”Friar 1 runs.
fine momma.
not
A223 I-
rcrrnnnnnrmnrnrnn
duuralluurudndau llr'quaull .
- some great values in Notting-
“nue-emmmorm I”
Office at Reed’s Jewelry Stout,
ma.
Fair.
9.,
BIWIIJlEllIllG Mill-ll ill
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
A rare opportunity for Lad-
ies to get their bonnet trim-
mings at less than cost of men-
nfuclure. Elegant sprays of
Silk and Velvet Flowers, rub-
ber stems, from 12lc to 89c,
worth donblcthc money. Come
early aud'mnke your selection
before the assortment is broken.
Ribbons.
' In order to make this sale of
Flowers more attractive we will
offer some remarkable bargains
in double-laced Satin Ribbons,
in colors. and black, suitable
for ufillinery purposes. No. 12
worth 300, for this sale at15c.
No. 16 Worth 350, for this sale
at 19c.
Dress Goods.
Superior qualities attached
to Low Prices are the requisites
to make a sale like this an ef-
fective one, and this we are de-
termined to do. Ladies can
come prepared to buy freely.
If you do not find our claims
fully substantiated, return as
the goods and get your money.
You run no risk in buying of us.
COMBINATION SUITS.
$20. $22.50 and $25. 1m-
portcd French robes at $17. 50.
$15, $17 50 and $18 Pattern
Dresses at $13.50. $10, $12
and $13.50 Pattern Dresses at
$9.50.
Another choice lot oi dress
materials that come under a
neutral beading, that are not
extreme novelties, yet are not
strictly staple effects such as
Bengalines,Bieges, etc, in light
and medium colored stripes,
and mixtures costing from 500
to 95c per yard, often fill a long
felt want. We are selling an
English Cashmere, 38 inches
wide, very heavy and half. wool
at only 25c per yard, worth
37“. Printed Beiges, half
Wool, double fold and very styl-
ish, commonly sold at 25c; our
price 12;.
Milli—TWO SPECIALS.
1 LOT Fancy Cloth Jackets
worth $2.50, at only $1.98.
1 LOT Colored Cloth Jackets,
Fancy Vest Front, were $8.98,
reduced for this sale to $5.98,
Also a varied assortment of
Jetted Wraps, Jersey Jackets,
Capes, Connemaras, etc , at
greatly reduced prices. .,
Cllll’l'l'l lllll DBAPERY.
We Wish to call particular
attention to the fact that we
have in stock and are constantly
receiving new and original ef-
fects from the manufacturers,
thus enabling us to obtain ex-
clusifie styles in Velvcts, Mo-
quettes, Brussels, extra Super
and Ingruin Carpets, of which
we always have on hand a line
of Private Patterns.
dllua tadlurr and oil dluulr
In all the new patterns and
best qualities.
We are showing a stock of
LACE CURTAINS
second to none in the count ,
and we pride ourselves on t c
selection of artistic designs in
the various grades of Nottiu .
ham, Irish Point and Swiss. n
Portiers and Drapery oods
our line is complete walla all
the latest coloriugs and clients.
SPECIAL.
This week we place on sale
ham Lace Curtains at 560
ir,worth $1.26. Alene e
ofNovelt Ourteiueat $2.25per
pair won d be cheap at $3.00.
Orders by mail receive
prompt and careful attention
mmmnmlr
it‘ll! let
it e'eleel. May
a? .f
GLOVEREQLSEN’
SPECIA IJ'I‘IES:
Our Sarah Kid Ladiee' 82.003hoee are thr- ll'wnr r-vt-r oflm-d in South Norwali. ‘
Lediee’ French Kid Hand Bowed, Indien' French turned and write at prince that
will uronieh you.
A lull line of Indra’, Children’s and Men’s Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER dc OLSEN,
Lerfllcrs in the Boot and Shoe Trude.
m
unuuruns urn radii
ru- wnn our S'I'Alli or
T. Burr Guyer 8r Sorry
Sprmgwood.
ALL ORDERS I’BIMII’TLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage
with us.
GIVE US -.A. TRIAL.
M
A Savings Institution for the People’s
- Benefit.
The right goods: in also right plum,
found in the line oi
BllllS lllll suurs
‘ At the store of
C- H. HARVEY.
Thin mock convicts in prlc a from eChild's the Shoe toe Gent’s tired Scwed en Shoe; bee made.
Ltvlres' Eula Kiri Burton reduced from $2 00 to $1 85.
Leda» Paris Hand S~wed Kld Button reduced [mm ‘3 50 to 32.50.
L -dies' PIIYYCV-fl Kari ‘I’zp Bola-m reduced (tom ’3 00 to 82.00.
Emir. s.’ (I alone Kid 'I'xp Button reduced from 821” to .1 50.
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North Slain St. South Nor-walk.
M
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets. l\
to trade
Everything can be
}'
luv lluadr riddflurluu Bargains.
Aboveunmbmmpetlngmheiow aeiieno competing 'cce. 'ewillcmtheem
withbergelnr,wewtrlcoetienethceweeeuwithhergalae,we wtugdthclueuuwhhbatptm.
FINE GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM.
All she icediugeed rrpreeeetatire styles for Spring and Summer
as u and duuuulluu lauds
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc.
lwydeeutmenthflulewlwvdthfirhie
impart-t; accrual-rodent :uwe entitle-no pres-e oer trade; one
want, .OceelmJo
mtheloweet. Oarwelccme all Smyrna.
rtmeheleeetlenuller' owe-duh.“ en
"remakes-roman We. 4
plemahecyMquntlrwhtteralnhnrew Bacchus-layman “edit-ere.
Ladies’ Cotton Under ear.
1:57;?! %MdW' cash-re. Irene "d”. and In on warm cents,
an were. Meat Selteeu UMWI r and > it It
I“ u In. new g to price w head “Wu,
W..B. HALL do CO.
“m“n' THHJ NEW
The Connecticut General FURNITURE STORE
Lite butane. 00., r
1 "I'm“. ”ennui-flush“.
$%P&W.fi% wmflfldm
"neg”;w term-run almmnmmnl. ~ When
am new anal %‘M’ flake-Web! “' m
a cunt. man or HATS! HATE] ,
Builders Hardware, 3 r' 0. St lee
PAINTS, ‘ PLJ, '
Oils Varniehes. 8"“ “‘ 3"“ Maui late.
My a E; on M ”amen-care
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