leash-taverns.
Moguls
' .ianowin
.laalar' '
then-agar a hill over-on Westport
snows—aboutswhoaaoutwardappssr»
~ iodlostsanhaarlalnsss
audhornltab
ivwitbin'tharswasa launlw
ysstsrday or tbadaanaodantsotlalnns
www.mmuam
mt balaandhsarty at eighty-six, were no
children. twelve grand-children and
. vausrablsanoestor. 'l'hsohlldrsu pres-
out were lira Easter .0. Rancher. at
whose house the reunion was held; lira.
Bardeen Whitney, of Waterbury; lira.
Kate Roscoe, of lattewao; Ira. John
Gray. of North Wilton, and lira. James
W. Davis, of Bridgeport. who, with Mrs.
Henry Pinon. of New Canaan, oom~
plotcaannnhsokan family of children.
Owing toaickness in her family. lira.
Pinnsy was unable to be present. The
grand-children present were like Ids E.
and Herman Fanohsr, of Norwalk; Her-
man and Edith Whitney, of Waterbury;
lira. William Weeks, of Mattewsn; hire.
00' CharlasBetla, Winfield Rampant! lira.
’ ” ‘ Josephrkdl'awIm'ot-Danbnrye'dona-
e
i‘!.- r
, . 7.24
‘57. ileum has accepted a. position
was. for the Ball Sale Co.
:tothahousobyslckuesr.
‘ Islaotlnan Hendricks is unable
‘ lathlsoflceonaooonntof sickness.
m Quituar' tean ontba old
, Mdladyx‘r‘tllay willi‘leioa lit.
lorw'rslk Mormon state that
7_ M’s trout fishing has been very
Swing, ugattaof tho Corinthian
' IlaatwillbcsailedoifEcho
aw we. Saturday, lay on.
RBI. bapron, “the Norwalk ma-
rine," has furnished J. 8. Ban-
Iest Norwalk, with a 9 horse
boistlngengins.
“comment. No. 9, 1.0.0.
' monitor tbodd degree on two
mamhars of Butler Lodge. 1.
g," M Bigllhc
MWQWMgaMprn
”fluids-d will be pleased to
”mammals.” isto be
”albatmutethooomlngm.
Mt“ ridding of South Norwalk
m A. of IL, held last evening,
' L-fll- “Joseph I. Baillie for
V / cathodeath of her hushandwas
”flatulentmoilnandflrs.
, . unworthdiadatthehomooi
”who street this morning.
, thaYowng len'sLyaeum
, . btbahasaastnt oi the Pint
"Mon Friday evming, when
lor discuasbu at future meet
, hasoasldered.
“Os-parry P’s crack roller
#Wbmsdva-uuleraos
7M, of ”mind, who played
3,
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is es; L ”I got nmwamnumnenomuqr
; mgr W'Lowtide
.89
thanxllraypnf-tfisstonznl‘mdsflok Gray,
Samoan— “a, like Jennlerllsvir. rut
Bridgeport, the following great grand-
children completing the circle: Gussio,
Hubert and Chester Roscoe. Eula J.
Holden, Charles B. Bette, Willie Voucher
and Charles Whitney. Others present
were Harrison Whitney, J. w. Davis,
William Weeks. Joseph Fancher. J.
Holden, lira. George Whitney, Mrs.
Winfield Buscoe and Antone Btommel.
Thaahsentees were Mr. and lira. Henry
Pinnoy and Him Gertrude Pinney, of
New Canaan; lit. and Mrs. Frank Davis,
of Bridgeport, and John Gray. of North
Wilton.
Notwithstanding the lowary skies, all
was bright and cheerful Indoors. The
day was spent in recalling many happy
incidents of try-gone days, the younger
generation contributing their mite to the
pleasure of the occasion with music.sing-
ingand games. A pleasant incident of the
day was the reading of a genealogy of
the family for eight generations, by Rev.
J. W. Davis, of Bridgeport. 5. bounti-
ful dinner was served during the after-
noon.
A Iow llavonar tho Prnjaotor of the
I lay-Day 5m
It is not generally known how prominv
cut a part a former New Bavener has
played in relation to the lay day strikes
with which all Europe is now being agi- lop
tated. And yet it was J. Frederick
anohe. formerly editor of the now de-
funct Workmen’s Advocate of this city.
who introduced into the international
convention a year ago the resolution
which provided for the organlhation of
auniversal eight hour work day move-
ment on Kay 1. hit. Buache was sent to
the convention as a delegate by the Am-
erican aocialistic party and has remained
in Europe severgl months in the interest
of that party. And his visit apparently
has not been without influence in the
alIairs o! the old country. There was
no better known character in local in-
bor circles than was Burche, while a
resident of this city. He was for years
a most active labor agitator and was
prominent among the Knights of Labor.
trades unions and socialists. He left
New Haven about two years ago to take
charge of and edit the oilicial organ of
tbsAmarmau anoialistic party in New
York. It lsundsratood that his depart~
are was hastened by a threatened prose-
cution by CityAttornoy Apollo levl-
daroDailayior publhbingau alleged Il-
hallous article ndecting upon the latter.
-Naw Haven News.
An Avartolaua Woman.
Forsonsa time past, girls employed in
one oftho dopartmeutsot the Bridge»
' portOorsat Company’sahop have been
greatly annoyed and delayed in their
workbythomachlnes constantly being
foundoutofrspslrwhau startsdln the
morning. At timesthresorfour hours
wontdbarsqulredtoputtbotuln shape
forthaworh. 'lhlsstatool allalraoon-
tiauad so long that many of the old
Iandalattandnewglrhwamtaksu on.
Onthiapartloular workthsrsis onlyso
muobtobsdonsevaryday,and salt is
a...
to w
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commerce
or ,
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astr
m‘m.
“Multan untuendlngo
mrmuammmm
”mung-Wm“
’mmuomunutnmnum
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pas
Punumrr'mu owe:
' .
ntlnntss' 'walk m...- wurm ‘
moderate. Call on or address George .
Agent it It. 8.. South Wilton. (it. on lw
Sancho STORY or nous: no. at IIADOW
nrwalk. Ban 3
. "some e... ”cm
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A'l' loo SPRING Will“. 30. NORWALK
fourmum torment, llrst door.
three room tenement, « third floor. rent “.00.
cairn of c. Sweets. uld Well cigar 00.
PP!!! PART 0' ROI! CORN 10-
U’ «turd Placedonth‘l ‘Kfi‘eg “Silt
“:9th d , tin oodw autumnal
81 > . In etc more. Also a house in
M “overlie SW! 0‘! #- worries»:
cutouts. Bent low. kan-
mill in
APRIL Ink 0! SIYIOUR PLACI.
Bull)!
lowerdonrilve rooms and two rooms in attic! .
ll. Seymour. .
Mt!
HOUSES. STORE Alli) BARN OR 08088
street and Wilton avenue, florwalk. hire
of Burr Smith. rs if
A roman-r nous us a oouvsmr
hulitylaoflaradlopesmwhownuldlikoto
vlsltWasnlngtnnsnurs than during the winter or
Roomandboard‘wm a day. “1.1
.lMIat..N.W.. ashlngtonJhc. new
I
run sauna
baad.ootexcasdlngh
lwoskllm.
Advartlsernontsundarthla
linealtlmslchtlmaliOc.
200. Wild. BUY A P!!! All!) PENCIL 81‘“?
with iyour name on in rubber, or the trio
brazed nove . "round. Yet Lost.” by I. ll. line or
both for are. Address consummate:
625, Norwalk. rho lw
WILVI DRSIRABLI BUILDING LOTS 03
southerly eidaot lead South Nor-
walk. at reamalile p'locs. For partlculars inquire
or Dr. Benedict. No. 94 West avenue, heath Nob
walk. myhii
003! AND BARN AND lllTWm ram
and fouracrcsof laodnn Budgestreegsaug-
stuck. Hill pond oyster gonad fa ease or to rent.
quulrcof Chas Lacrnix. output, Conn. spell it
A0300“! nucleus in AN OLD ls'l'AB.
llshed stand. with a first-cla- caeh trade,
Ecntof storetrarlsdonth the owner. Apply to
or address "Gm," our. k and Stillman streets.
Bridgeport. Donn. ape: 2w
“101234 mm: . 1 (30:1me WAR
on. twosea -
m’ ‘ map m' t m’u‘i'at Weill;
. or on
liquranklln street, 30th ltorwalk. mil tf
SMNDHAND Wltm'l'llltl. STOVE», (Mll-
ac, bought and sold or sold on cummin-
uomumynewplaceo! huslnma, under the Sal-
vation Anny barracks. South Norwalk Wm. Pod-
norc. he in
nulmns'ron's BALI —A DWILIJNO
llouseaad “autumnal-men ll Neck
Minouthltorwalkb lately
Manila Jose documed. In in
at MEMML lg'lf
0'03! All!) WP. 19 mzasm mm
South orwalk. House contains heater and
it
hascltywater and to with sewer. lot
“we" "3:" - mrmm c;-
anros - -
stand. I! Ilium. i” If
H0118 BUILDING wrs AND PARIS A'l'
KARL! PRICES AND on [All
my ALSO llWlB'l‘llu’l‘ mungkwass.
modulo. TAlei a GOLD . insur-
aacsAgsnta. f
TWOchoicsbulldlngtots,50anoarr
feet from, a
Vat avenue. Apply to we “'13, or
I. I. non. m
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WT.
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Athenians-laud. thisfiantaanmdlsg s
“tannin-IR! $1.0.
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notion Sets of Valuable
' _ , mu Estate.
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oceans ores “researchers an. '
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cursory: an, 1:. ’90. J
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Monster '5
canon of Nation! World's Fair! Rollin horn!
MOORISII ENOAMI’MENT! ROMAN IIIPPODIIOME!
AND TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITION!
at was. nx‘rsrurr an
.. SOUTH NORWALK.
ADMISSIO
Prof. Newell’s Academy for Dancing.
Home tract. morn nonwank.
Clo-1n: Reception:
On Wednesday Evening. lay 7, 1890.
Tickets to the door. admitting Gentleman and
Lady. ‘1. to be had of the Pupils only.
Balcony Tickets. to cents. to be had at the door
Music by Whaolcr :3 Wilson Orchestra_
aphilw B-eemlon stomp m.
MUSIC .HALL.
Three Nights and Saturday Matinee.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
MAY 8, 9 and 10.
Return for a limited engagemen: o' the wlusotnc
little actress,
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a
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our
Thandthlatutsooeessfalplay.
A LITTLE BUSY BODY.
m 4m Mauser vault-tot
lbsal?hysphasfi§=on drama.“
ANNETTE,theIlANCING GIRL
With
more: A Little Busv Body.
mmww-
THE OLD CUEIOSITY SHOP
m—m-gmnencnamc.
W. tune-seam
Tu Collector's halo.
hairy glvutbat the undersigned,
Naazl‘a'etzof'l'aaas. aader soup-ydvlrtasof a
propmsa asdatllgselad to the u
to “a.“ oollact of
LP]! GUIIE‘ :ld IBIIWOOD A.
Jame...” w; Summit-'2'“ u‘
M .
no MONDAY, MAY
N, 25 CENTS.
12
Horse Buyers
We are constantly ro-
coiving Pine Horses,
suited to all p
nrposes.
You will find the Pl!!-
231' COACHERS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMENT or
SALE HORSES in Fair-
flold County.
Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Bot-so, can be suited
HERE.
All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
i“. ll. PARSONS.
SSQBISIDS STUCK FISH.
ICE !
From Maine.
Choice Quality.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
B. BURCHARD.
m P. 0. BOX llll. SOUTH NORWALK
“In
Tax Collector’s Into.
Normals hereby glvui that thou
Novel
_ paint
Orders
Warner
BIWILIIIIIIIIS DISPLAY "SI
ARTIFICIAL ILSWIBS.
A rare opportunity for Lad—
ice to get air bonnet trim~
things at less than cost, of mau~
ufacture. Elegant sprays of
Silk and Velvet Flowers, rub
ber stems, from 12h: to $90,
worth doublctbe money. Come
early and make your selection
before the assortment is broken.
Ribbons.
In order to make this sale of
Flowers more attractive we will
ofl'er some remarkable bargain
in double-laced Satin Ribbons,
in colors. and black, suitable
for millinery purposes No. 12
worth E300, ' for'this scale lit 1 5e:
av
Moo worm rseqnur'mrs‘ale
at l‘9c._;._ .
Dress; A Goods. "
Superior qualities attached
to Low Prices are the requisites
to make a sale like this an cf-
fectivc 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 us
the goods and get your money.
You run no risk in buying of us.
COMBINATION SUITS.
$20. $22.50 and $25. Im-
ported Frencb robes at $17.50.
$15, $17 50 and $18 Pattern
Dres'es at $13.50. $10, $12
and $13.50 Pattern Dresses at
$9.50.
Another choice lot oi dress
materials that come under a
neutral heading, that are not
extreme novelties, yet are not.
strictly staple effects such as
Bengalingsfiiegcs, etc, in light
and medium colored stripes,
and mixtures costing from 50c
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
37lc Printed Beiges. half
wool. double fold and very styl-
ish, commonly sold at 25c; our
price 12%.
SWISS—Till] 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 amortment of
Jetted W raps, Jersey Jackets,
Capes, Connemarns. etc. at
greatly reduced prices.
CIRPI'I'S lllll lllllPElll.
We wish to call parliCular
attention to the fact that we
have inetock and are constantly
, receiving new and original of-
fecls from the manufacturers,
thus enabling us to obtain ex-
clusive styles in Velvels, Mo-
quettce, Brussels, extra Super
and lngraiu Carpets, of which
we always have on hand a line
of Private Patterns.
cilia llalliru all or Clot:
In all the new patterns and
tqualitiu. v
N 3,6,!“ showmg a stock of
tam-.cun:rams
more" boho‘lfl’llidlfidflnliz.
e
“'vu. w a. H
on and we pride ourselves on l
selection of artistic designs in
the various grades of Nottin -
ham, Irish Point and Swiss. * n
Portion and D
our line is complete with all
the latest colorings and clients.
BPIOIAL._
’ week’we place .on sale
some great; values in Notting-
ham Laoe Curtains at 65c
pair, worth $1.25. Also a Ill:
of onlyOurtaInsat $2.2lipsr
dbe cheap at $3.00.
by mail receive
and careful amnion.
A _ In this city and
25“ CENT
And we know if you once try
customer. Our aim is to
vicinity when. 3%.. ,.
B U T'I'ER.» ,
Pure, New, Sweet and of Exquisite Flavor.
' a big drive in this fine line of
Ellgin [Creamery Butter
give you the best
and quantity, and we do so by offering you
The Burr iron Lunar link lrarlrrr
Have the largest sale of any in this state.
r., «,
Illl Lllix
We are oflering
it, we have you for a steady
goods in quality
Our goods are
purest, freshest, the best money can buy, and prices low. ’We
.
gmnlroodqamtets dir- ll’i‘r“ ‘1
rlxnilfi"
is or m: 2 mo
Arid nurnerous‘blbcr brands? w iclf are sold eras}; for cash.
if You are a Lover of Excellent Cofl‘ee
You can obtain it here. and many other goods that will please.
you. at .
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 ‘lVASlIlNC-TOK STREET, SOUTH NtIRWALK.
H
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A Savings Institution for the Pcopfi’:
Benefit;
The right goods in the right place, Everything can be
found in the line of
llllIS Mill SHSES
At lbs:- store of
C. H. HARVEY.
'l'hls stock consists in pric s from a Child‘s 15c sit-1e to a Gent's it old flawed .6 Shoe; bee made.
Ladlr-e' Ella Kid Button rwlucrvt from ‘2 ill) to 81 85.
I. aim Paris Hun-i Sam-d Kid Button reduced from $3.50 to
Lxdies' Princess Krd Tip Button reduced from $300 to $2 00
Ladim‘ Cari-loo Kit Tip Button reduced from $3.00 to $1.50.
32,50.
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North “rain ’61:... South Norwallr
_ W. ll. lllll. & fill.— .
Bridgeport Bargain House. i
OFFER
TO-DAY
5o0 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES!
FRW AN I '
Unfortunate Importer.
'l'hrststhelartcstllre-Gmds
Iaaeontolasport, fro-mantis.
“momma-tie by a Cmnectipt nerrhnt. Goods colt.”
Prirccswill be $5, $7.25, $7.50, $8.25, $9.25
laallabovathsfiwyradanotwossaaiike. Inthis
Wonderful Purchase '
AreILOpiwsszdafisiagDutha. Venom-awe. Netwoptasmallks. (.‘hn’esllcaylrd.
OTHER BARGAIN B.
Dictionaries l
“Milt“. WI and Norm Wilt. Pric 4; 31s”.
JF-‘lllow 5 11am Holders.
We hate r’s
lestflNQ-talltyaadllyis. Patent h s orptrrd
one. with. a 90.
Prune-todqoalylaccacb. Ila-dresser
a
artereoorlsmll General JACOB M- LAITOII
Ulla Ina-rage 00., "~m-‘gm,
r sin a- crash-ham
tr. Snark We
"““""'tl"d‘.fiu .....
lamb ' Oran.
filly
A FULL LINE 0?
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Gills Varnishes.
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Born Bros.
l rt .
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ghee: allure! . ‘
astmms-rsaalsa.
300T“ NDBWALK, 0T.
HITS! Illl'S'
Sprino' Styles.
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