' NUMBER 735.
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etc.
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monomeric. P.0boxbfl.B.N. butldcr!’
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quality.
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mun, 030. w Miro-d Place. 8. It. All
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morons. Hulda acarwd.
KENDALL. 030. 8.. DJ”. w cor.“
mum-men. now-8am.» pan. .
J. 0. ollce ct Lewis at.
our omit.
Gold crowns
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hour-8a.m.tntp.m.
D0038. BABE AND nwrns.
SHITDJVJLACO. lstl'lWatcthN.carriage
woodwork.whoch.ctc.
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m1. £me tut. Wattles.
DAYIOKD mm“ mashed manna-t
pimdtouhreheslndiamctrr. ‘
Baptism cannons.
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GREGORY. J. G. as Well st, N. Established lull.
Wholesale and retaiL Popular prices
Bil com: A. n lain u. N. refilling—tiny
vs . es. ‘
MEWS ‘43 Washington st. 8. N. parent medi-
cines. etc. l’hysicians‘ preacriptions a specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
ulk‘ling. 1t. Dry goocs,oudodu.mt.
“’8' "'8’:
BAR B. K. llahackemo llotei block. 3. N.dry-
scold-.8, gloves. etc. Uudawearaapcnialty
lisbed over forty-two years.
DICKBRIAN. A. It SON. Bi Washington at. 8. N.
dry-goods. urpets, etc. lace adv.)
HOYT, 8 (Janette bldx. N. till Warh‘
lugton st, N. (Sneadvertiaemenu
mics-r. EDWARD 5 Genetic Wu. K. Dry
goods, fancy goods. 'notlons and may.
EXPRESS constants.
ADAMS EXPRESS (:0. once railroad station. 3.
N. auddllWallst N. krprera forwarders to all
ports of the wor train-onion. Low
rates. Lester Hunt. agent.
zxmssm.
Wall st. N. Our motto. “prompt attention."
furniture and
pianos moved. have order: at 's, 8. It.
Hale's. Careful and prompt service.
“TRAVIS. ”“038, m.
mm, P. s. a CO. Slain at N. lanufactur-
era of mm celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT (:0. N. manufacturers of
line extracts. Ambler a: Bell.
FEBTIIJZEBS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley’s super-W
ial mnnnres, iandplastermrnnndbouemood ashes.
SMITH. W. l]. a CO. Water It, N. agents lot Wil-
liams Clark a Cole standard fertilizers.
nu BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYIOND BROS. in stock. spec-
labs to «dam murmmmchmncy due iiningr
FISH. 01317388, cunts, ETC.
HUNT a ZXLUFP. .1de at. so. Inc
“I. oysters. dame. trolls. pm. vegetables, etc.
we AND WNW WALKS.
HORTON. JOHN B. B Taylor mus. s. N. Also
stonedcalcr.
HON!) mm for . concerns.
“Whammyarclwalhk‘a.
mnmA mars AND HUI yum
I w Bum
WW1]. 800. Music Hall block.8.N.
solo agcula.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND OBI" monou- best made. Don‘t
lailtonseit. W
L'llOlilKDiltU.DANmL.eastendot erbium
abridge. Theehoimtotfamilylmrkept.
BAYIOND BROS. hay. straw. flour and teed in
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modicummlnmarnlryeilmr. .
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Plantsf’cutdowunetc. %II wmkomty.
MAY JOHN. B. x. nearthedepnt. Bedding
’ downs snddoral work of all m.
rosesaspedslty.
m DAVE-“away“.mlflw.
Warns-agate.
GABLIOI'I'OOIPAm
NORWALK 0A8 near OOIPANY. other 19
Water st. it. use for lull. hurt sud .
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JACKSON. leGRAND.5BWallst, Emile-dis.
noon. it‘s. durum-cm . ailvcraud
plated ware, repairing aspedalmuust. 5.x.
AUSTIN. ALFRED 3. room a Masonic b'd'g, Wail
Estate.
amour £321le rmband ll Gentle
building. allot.
HORTJOBND.
commissioned
smock, JOHN
link build , . .
WALSH. JOHR J. room 1 lsanalc building, Wall
It. W Limit, JACOB]. WW It.
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DANE, HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables.
GREGORY. (ill). 3. 14 Knight st, N. Pine tarn-
specisl Telephone
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IORRKLLA [lilo— 5 Washington n.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 1 “Waiting“: st,
8. . Rotate and lumencs.
8.1V. strictly com
N Real
“some: COIPAIIIS.
ommedrm, quit. Washington st, 8.2!. see'ad.
momma 1.113138. 00. (5 Washington
It, 8.8. II. C. Dibble. alliatantmpt.
NOBWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. In successful
business since man. No loss claims.
mom's LIFE INS. CO. The. Lender’s block.
lainst. s. N. Jun. French, amt. superintendent.
firm surnames. '
CRAUFURD E. ii. Hmonic N. 6% Bowie
Iiddlucx hunting and m l‘t'ge Coo.
IRON m mm.
SMITH. W. H.500. lhandl7Waurng.
IRON morn m RAILINGS.
“BRIT? EleandddWatcr st.N. Iron work
of all kinds.
THE DUNCAN IRON RAIIJNG WORKS. Water
st, 8. N. Wm. H. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON FOUNDBIES.
GILES & CLAXCY at The Norwalk lmWorka
00.. also at ' Coon.
JEWELEBS.
F'RRRIS, A. 8. Odo. Iain $3.3. . City Hotel.
SN. due watch a epeciait?
110“, E. B. tho. lain at, S. N. strictly Melo-
goorb at low wine.
Flue watch repairing a specialty.
LAWYERS.
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raw 8.11m
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cuts a ty. M
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LOCKWOOD IAKUFACI'URIKG (:0. Da 5.
N. Manufacturers of hulldera‘ hardware. “in
once at Pearl at' NwYork odor fl Mat;
Chicago one. is {are It.
NORWALK m COIPANY. 8. I. How York
outreach-burnt. both and built.” hard-
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BJl. Wmaukerymsrpetqetc.
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BELL, lllltAl P. O. Box in. S. N.whoicsalc
shippwnfnyatersanddams.
cm it.J. lontcfilsynnnd 3.1!. whole
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andrhlppcrantltcrwalkoylleu."
VANN 1.1.400. monument.
onemmweouéumm.
rnmmrs AXD mounts.
NORWALK PAW W0 8. (ghee. [1.8 Ala.
anddoflr’hmacswfikaspccialty.’ Bole
agent forth: celebrated carton furnace.
mum 011.8 A31) OLA”.
YROWl'i'l’. J. T. 6 Iain at. N. Jewctt‘s loads.
lanry and Wadsworth‘s mixed paints.
RAYIIOND BROS. chett's, Atlantic end Bedey's
Ind. Calcuttacilsaad Averill Chains! Paint.
SHITDJVHI. £00. 158 11 Water at. N. agents
tor Man & latices paints.
PAPER BANGIKGI.
PRATl'lCO.Waler nearWal X. alropaints.
oils and claw. “' l’
PRUWlTTJ. '1'. 45 m N. window thud”.
Hollands. Mural. etc. .'
TAYLOR d 00. ll lab I. N. elso Miran.
WmmMetc.
anmm- .
nucms c. A. n lain st. N. lint-rim
process. Children's photos a specialty.
NORTH. G. S. 78 WWW 8. N. one M
only and lint thebest. n, W
"ADM” Y. E. Um“. I. W
photographs 88.50 per dos; coo dos. 81.50.
PIAIO "fill“ All) “P1133“
HENDKE. C. P.1ukwcodflall. N. Ahodcalcrln
”hate:
pianos. organs, sheet
mnrsromu.
BANDALLIINRR D. IN. All kindle! wood
workstretallorforthstradr.
ammo.
W. ll. luaie Dali block. as.
Plamhlnthea-aadplttiag.
NASH, I. II. t 380. nor. lain aadWest Its. B. N.
Pin-Hug heaters.
muslin-5mm
murmurs.
roman trons: RAILWAY co. ruse- w.
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rentandbulldiulmalorsale.
RESTAURANTS.
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saunas mom
RID W.D. & 80V. Git-shingle- s. N.
marlin-econ“ n’
RAYlOll’DMJIwws built.water pipes laid.
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lilo: WAMIIII.
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sup-ans.
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. THE LOCAL NEWS.
Wmmwmfmm
M Willi-la? m.
Bishop Williams, as arbitrator in the
trouble in Trinity church. Southwrl. Ic-
pnrrsthstthsparlsh should!” 0700”
W Adam and that heahould resign
on July 1.
District leeward- looting.
' Thediatrictatewardsofthe East New
York It. ll. District on holding a meet.
ins the Past it. 3. church today.
At ,i dinner was served the delegates
.by ’ ladies cube church.
' g ' mm...
A! select" ‘ company assembled at the
Baptist church in this city lest evening
to witness the marriage of Howard B.
Sherwood and Miss Alice Crabbe. Rev.
Archibald Wheston tied the knot. and
after congratulations a collation was
served at the bride's b .
4mm
on. trunk. Arr-sud.
This morning Constable Frank Conley
arrested Gm Franke, the up town barber.
on wmplaint of some of the harbors in
this city, for violating the statute reis-
live to keeping his barber shop open on
Sunday. [in will appear before Judge
Knapp this afternoon. It in understood
7
that it test case will be made of it.
City or Alba-y.
The steamer City of Albany has been
put in thorough repair and will com-
mence running between South Norwalk
and New York, May 26th. Caleb Wood
has displayed his good tests in decorat-
ing the woodwork and the npholstering
is very fine. It is expected that the boat
will make the trip from dock to dock in
two hours and a half.
-—Nic; large strawberries, lgcents a
basket. or Castello’s. 15 Railroad Place.
A church Orga- at Auction.
Having purchased a new organ. the
Indus of Zion Hill M. E. church It Can-
nrms. here hit noon a novel plan for dis-
posing of the old one. A social-lo will
he held at Ron-oil's hall, on Thursday,
May 15. and during the evening the organ
will he will by auction. Cream and cake
will beserred anda jolly evening will
he a more] result. -
(lo-pony I M clue “our.
The annual election of civic onlcera of
Company 1" took place last evening.
Captain A. Bette was elected president
and treasurer; Joseph A. Carrier. llnan-
crslsecrelcry; Edward O. Aiken. record-
ing score-levy. The annual spring parade
of the company will take place on May
13 The morning hours will be green to
rill . pr-ctic, and in the afternoon there
will be I Nude and drill.
-—Leave your orders (or lobsters at
HoartZrlnd’c.
Ila-slag the Beaenwlr (Ina. at Wilton.
The case of the City of South Norwalk
apunrt certain owners of land that will
be mverrd by the water. of the new
row; roir at Wilton, had a hearing in the
Tow n lions:- at that place on Ins-day
and Tuesday of this week. Quite
a number of witnesses were ex-
am .. ed and legal lights lrorn
Nm Milk, South Norwalk. Wilton, Stam-
lom and Doubury have had Imnle oppor-
"army to argue the pros and cone of the
can». The hearing will be continued at
8 no; Horwalk on Tuesday. April 18.
”The "Island Gem" flour cults the
mm lastldiousol housekeepers.
Judas Beardalay'a will.
The will of the late Judge Branlsiey
besbceo sdmittedto probate. Barnacle
no public bequests. but gives his entire
eatete to relatives. To his wife .10,”
sort personal slicers; 318.000 In trust tor
my 1’. Deardsley. granddaughter, and
more in trust for Elvis ll. Wiley.
“,9”!!- ‘Olrss-half of Ihcreslduels left
4 .
#AunuiuepMIa-smcpwlm
shouldersle per lb..at T.B.Guysv I,
,sm.
I I‘
IAY ‘7. 1.890.
I'll! “lull-Willi)! WED)!!!“
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«mums-um
son. daughter of Oliver E. Wilson, Hon
wslk’s prosperous real estate and insur-
ance agent. to Robert Gardner Wilson.
of New York. son at Hrs. Julia Wilson,
oltbaborongh. which tcnkplace at the
First Congregational church last even-
Ing, was the most fashionable event of
the new year in Norwalk society. For
anhonr belnrclbetlmsastfor them
many, cabs rattled incessantly along the
. streets of the bomnghmnnveying a large
number of invited guests to the church.
V and when the bridll liltylll’lnd It 7:”
o’clock, the edifice was tilled with rlchly‘
attired ladies and gentlemen. The pretty
bridq attired in a gown of white fsllle
francaise. with pearl embroidered trout
and pearl ornaments. sud carrying a
. bouquet of is bride rows. entered on. the
can of herlsrhsr. Bhowasarcvbyher
intended husband at the altar, where
Rev. '1'. K. Noble, D. 1).. pastor of the
church. perlorrned the ceremony. The
maid of honor was Iii-s Bertie Wilson,
the bride’s sister, who wore a dress of
pink silk and mousseline desoir and car
ried a bouquet of Katherine murmet
rows: The best man was 313an Wil-
son, the groom’s brother. Thensbers
were Le Grand Raymond and 1. Wallace
Marvin. of Norwaik; Alfred A. Jackson.
of New York, and Venon P. Staub, of
Antonia. Miss Jennie K. Koch presided
at the organ. The rostrum was backed
high with palms, ferns and potted hyder-
angle, and with glittering tinsel. aperi-
ling diamonds, and soft sweet mnnic,
the church presented It most charming
scene.
After the ceremony the guests were
whirled sway to the horns of the bride's
parents on West avenue, where a bril-
liar-t reception took place. The rooms.
artistically refitted in anticipation of this
event, were profusely decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers, producing
a pretty effect. Orchestral music was
provided by Professor Smythe, of this
city. and "creel furnished the supper.
Mr. and Ira. Wilson will reside in New
York after a short trip south.
About coo guests were present at the
reception. among the number being Mr,
arid Hrs. Elwin Horse, Kr. and Hrs.
ll. 0. Wheeler. H. Cliflord Wheeler,
Homer Wheeler, Stephen Kellogg. Ifiss
Geode, Ilr. and lira C. B. DeKIyn, Ed,
Curtis, Mrs. Jacob Turk, Milton Turk,
Mr. and Ira. Doughty and sister. Ir.
and Ira. Cunningham, Mr. and lire.
Beasley Childs, ot Brroklyn; Howard
Wilson. of lontclolr; Kr, and Mrs. W.
C. flanefield, of Portland, Heine:
its. and lire. E. 0. Horse and
Kiss Minnie Horse. 0! Natick. Han; Mrs.
E. C. Botchkise, Ben-job Douglass, Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Parker. of New Haven;
“r. and Mrs. J. W. Batty. of Newark;
Kr. and hire. H. B. Boga-rs. 0! New Cell-
mar; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Birrrill. Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Merrill. of Wins-ted; Gul-
one! (Lu-Verse and Miss Amy Converse.
of Norwich: cur. sod lira. J. H. Wilson.
of Montclair,N. 1.. and lit. and Mrs.
Edgar N. Wilson, of Cos-cumin, N. Y.
Personal.
Mr. arid Mrs. Howard DeF. Earle, who
were married in New York last Wednes-
dsy. returned yesterday afternoon from
their bridal tour to Washington. D. 0.
They will reside withgldr. Earle’s parents
on Em avenue.
Air. and Hrs. Frederick H. Boernm
have returned from their wedding tour.
Professor Charles B. Gilbert, superin-
tendent of the public schools atBt. Paul.
linn.. formerly a tutor at Ber. GIN.
fivliwk’s school, on East avenue. is visit»
log his father, Bearish Gilbert, at Wil-
ten.
run-nah. crime.
The killing of chsrnrott in Water-
bury, apparently without a cause. fol-
lowed soclcacly by the still more cruel
killing of a colored woman by her htlav
hand in Brluoluoems tonsil lorcom-
moot. Recent events in Fsirlsld‘cnun-
ty, where murderers have not oil with
somlaal whom are insurance-s-
nrsreapcaaibls lot this state of aflalra.
The penalty for murderers thestatute
A: Interacting kiddo-“thyme “try
Ila-d." Meat lemmas. V
The entertainment given by the “Try
Band,” Cadets of ‘ at the
Nor-walk Baptist church on londay
«ruins, was attended, by a large nurse
bernf friends of the young tsetolalerl.
'l’hsprngramme of molars was very
interesting, opening with prayerhy Dev.
0. E. Torrey. followed byasong entitled
“Jubilee of Temperance." The balance
of the programme consisted of a recita-
tion "rake Cars.” by Agnes Bryant;
sketch, “Keeping School,” by Ada leach
and others; debate, "the Try Band,” by
Frank Dory, George Stevens, Vernon
lib, Sammie Walsh. laurlca Raymond
and P. Thompson: song. “Taket‘burage.
W say ”1:32;, Hrs. Robinson;
“No tor W and
W” by Allred Hopkins; ra-
m“. “Wilmer. but u Kit-Jib:
lucky“. a. duct. ‘fBird song." by
flies Atwccdaild lies Stillman: "th
linginlieavcn,” by Grace and Alfred
Hopkins; "Little Helpers,” by Alice
Lyon. Nellie Hndshnn. Ida Burr, Laura
Sherwood, Artie Northrop and Cliflord
Sherwood. The exercises concluded with
asongentitled "Shall For Cold Water
BeForgot,” sun; to the tune of Auld
Lang Syne. alter which coke and cream
were served.
—Pens. pencils and slates at Plaicted's
BM’BBTAINIZNTS.
Ullla Akmtrul.
“Annette, The Dancing Girl” will re
ceivo its only production during Miss
Akerstroru’scomingeugagemcntat Music
Hall, on the evening of Friduy, when
the Star Theatre (New York) version of
this pleasingcomedy drama will be given.
The New York cast, handsome special
scenery, costumes, music, and clients
will be lectures at its perlormsnoe. lire
Akerstrom also introduces for the first
time here, the "U‘riie Waltz,” the origin-
al dance, which caused so much favor-
able comment during her New York
engagement.
The only matinee will be given Satur-
day. -
Washburn I ArliI‘tea'a narrator shows.
00 the afternoon and evening of May
12th Wnehburn & Arlingwn’s new united
monster shows will be seen on the Bax-
ter grounds in this city. The low price
of admission of 25 cent- wrll be charged
an that none need stay nway.
ore tunic-so mug.
From the East Haven correspondence
of the Shore Line Times: “When we
came to the banks of the Saltonstall to
live. we had seen live winters. as I was
probably taller than a man's knee. any-
how. I had been laid often enough
across my maternals for slipper applying
purposes, but we had a passion for hair
ing like most boys have. In that day
there wen no American Needle and Fish
Hook company. and a fish hook sold for
more than n penny, and we had no pen-
nies. but for a substitute for a book. we
used a bent piu’ attached to a cotton
string, with the red worm for bait, and
fishing for sunfish was fun. But now-
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rigging. and black bars are being reehd
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roach catcher of the earlier pelcd wish
that a Townsend had earlier stocked the
Inks and be had bad the pennies to buy
a modern pole with a silver-plated whirl.
gig attachment to play with. In that
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