Absalom halonglngtolionls
wasatsulaltalradawtll mumwmlmlm
causing a tug. Five hundredcocps helonglngtc
II “D 000' tbsPonltryusoclatlou were destroyed.
There is trouble between the men and
tbs foreman of the polishing department
of it. Wallace a Boas, silver plate manu-
facturers at Wallingford. The men,
however, will not strike, but will pre-
sent their case to the firm.
Attorney Wakeman of Fairlield has
presented petitions to the County Com-
missioners to revoke the licensee 0!
Francis R. Smith and Patrick Dooley, of
that town for keeping open after 12
o'clock and for selling liquor on Sunday.
—Go to C. H. Harvey's for ladies‘ pate
ent tip kid button shoes, for Mo.
: srnocit iii A TRAIN.
mus ,5!
; Diner's train from 33.5.2;
this city at 4. 55, was coming into them
station, it struck Gilbert Wells, who was
walking on the track. He was carried
to the baggage room where upon exam-
ination it was found that the only injury“
. he sustained was a slight cut on the
head. He did not require medical st-
tendance and after remaining quiet for“
a short time he was able to walk home
At the time Mr. Wells was being car-
ried to the baggage room a man who
hadjustgotofl theD.&N. R. R. train
stubhed his toe while passing a truck at
the end of the depot. He fell and struck
his head a heavy blow on the platform.
He received a severe cut on the forehead
and after bandaginglt up, he totlt his
satchel and left for parts unknown.
ENTERTAHIENTS.
llllla Altersarorn in “Little Busy Body "
There was a large audience at Music
Hall tosee Ullie Akerstrom In her new
roleas “Ibo Little Busy Body.” liise
Akcratrotnwas warmly greeted on her
first appearance, and heartily applauded
all through the play. At the close of the
firstactsbe was present“! with a large
and beautiful basket of flowers. The
character of “Little Busy Body" affords
lfissAkerslrom full opportunity for her
talent as ansctress, and in everything
she did last night—whether singing,
dancing or acting she who more graceful
and wiusome than ever. The special
btlat‘c. G. Hill”iuat Hill’s dock
a load of lumber from Albany.
Thirteen young men graduated fro
‘ Mord Theological seminary last
WW_ has rented the base.
Wilda the United States Express
W's office in which to keep fruit.
" Kinsmofthefirmofltoored:
" humovad into Dudley P. Ely’ s
thousonWssbingtonetreet.
Thafiwiatshasccnfirmedthenomina-
,, ,dGEEmilytobepoetmasterat
Maude. w. Smith to be post-
«me-titer Hartford.
Birmingham ice consumers have for
ills time been receiving from lfaine
motion which cost them 84.50 per
filmed at their docks. They have
housed.
DouglaaP. Birnie of Cazanodia.
“Mined seal! to the Windsor
g ml church in Hart-
_, m theminority vote on the
isill too large.
’5? r
Clough was assumed to six
imprisonment yesterday for his
“'with an axe ouJoseph Hall of
or
duced were beautiful and novel in her
supporting company she has gathered
about her artists of the best class. To-
night she will appear in “Annette, the
Dancing Girl," with tbs mmn scenery
and support she had in New York. A
matinee performancewill be given to-
morrow, when “A Little Busy Body”
will be presented.
lone-at.
Mr. and lira. E. A. Woodward start
to-morrcw for three weeks’ visit to
Washington, Richmond and other south.
ant points of Interest.
lliss Nettie lilies, of Elisabeth, N. J.,
whohas been spending a month with
Ii-Fannie Clark on Kerwin street, re-
turned to her home today.
shone-lingo: the Derby Agricul-
Driving Company, September
Illalaatee colt stakes willbeofler-
. .. ~ from Old Well Lodge,
p wllt vhlt Cops Btouo Lodge,
I“ in his Temple in New
seat Wednesday evening. Furth-
will be given In Saturdsy’ e
Qchrth of bonds voted to
gtheauaualo‘oity meeting "It:
upli- extending
If“ Norwalk
York-Boston base ball game in New
York this afternoon.
mam
First housekeeper—"What is your
ideaofthaheightofmrcaam?” Second
housekeeper—‘Wing servants help."
nailstone-"Oue last request.” Re-
"What’s that?" Hailstons—
“Pleuedcu’tssylwasasbig asahen’s
98!."
Jack— "8ay.you havehsutgoiug with,
Iissteatlya long while. Why don't
ycumarry her?” Jim—"0h, I don't
I". know. Wouldn’thsreanyplsoolow
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MONDAY,
MUSIC HALL.
Three Nights and Saturday Matinee.
Thursday. Friday aai Saturday,
MAY 8, 9 and 10.
Return foraliiniled engagement 0' 'ho unease
little
Notice.
0110! is h-eb van toall person lntrrertcd
Nin obizl and establishingof on
for the illharborof from 'a
dock to the city line on the west side the harbor;
Iaofratn the bridguto Gregory's Point on
. sad to appear andbe beheard
iflhey so desire. by the Board of city Council-en.
stthetrrncrusin theCiiyflall, atSo'cloekp. anon
them dayof lay. revs Amp of the prepared
lines may he seen at the (lit Clerk's once.
tl [DI 5D I. CHOW!
hot the Board of Councilmen.
Dated at the City or South Itcrwalk, Conn. at.”
8.1 1.920 may 8.3.
NOTICE.
School District Taxes.
BI error the south Horwalk Union
15cmni'sukmhmby untitled that the
districttaxofthreeldlmillsonihc dollsrmlaldtll
thalamus-summit list of 183'. at a martin: cf
theflsmheidon the ab day of June, mean
thematic street rehool house. willbe due and
as cuthelstdsyolllcy. use. atwhlen tino
lbareadrtoreceivethessmeatlr murmur
mmmamum.
Notice of Clay Takes.
Tn! taxparrn-softh‘:n of snathncrwslk are
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muhwsdoIDspcsita
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Jonlll. 3.5% Washes;
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A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
rise won m. m.
an aura lain at. sassa luv-It.
some It. rennin,
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A LITTLE BUSY. EDDY.
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wanna: A Little Busv Body.
mammmnnsew
Tim OLD CUBI081TY 81101’
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mdthe‘ :archioaem” Grand souvenir
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
Plat-g, Cleaning and Ironing
Illl llals.
lb
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AND TEAINED ANIMAL EXIIIBI’l‘lliX!
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MAY
time consistentwhh
location
catalogue and desired intonation. address
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Merrill Business College.
An Iutapridug, Practlml
Training School.
Prapamhcthseaasfcrbasinem lifetntheshortest
thorough
instruclicu Terms
central and healthful For
in: Stamford. Conn.
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Auction Sale of Valuehlie
iteul Baillie.
Jar-eelltehellwillsellat Public Auctioaouthe
w-lsas,
TUESDAY. MAY 13. ’90,
mgihimwxsyfncm ”I‘mglllk: Avrgomm‘
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“hummus-Noc- Known as the Shulte Property
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Sprmo Styles. mm: “womanizer“
I351! Auctioneer.
tasngrarlssaadcolorsnt To
Still and Soft lists, Silk lists.
.............. ........... Horse Buyers
“I" MIC!
KNAPP’S Wear-econatautlyre-
J calving Pine Horses.
suited to an
331' OOAOHBBS. the
3m ROW. tho
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A rare opportunity for Lad
ice to get t on bonnet trim-
mings at less than cost of man-
ufacture. Elegant sprays of
Silk and Velvet Flowers, rub-
ber stems from 12lc to 89c,
worth doublcthc 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
offer some rcmrirksble bargains
_ in double— faced Satin Ribbons,
in colors. and black, suitable
for millinery purposes. .No. 12
wqrtli, 303.]5115 this chloral 150‘.
‘ No.16 worth 350, for this sale
i’f’gr‘éssflé‘lL
2a
00 8.
Superior qualities attached
to 1 0w Price-u rare the requi— dies
to make a sale like this an r f-
fective one. and this we are do
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.
CDMBINATION SUITS.
$20. $22. 50 and $25.1m-
ported Freuch robes at $17 50.
$15, $17 50 and $18 Pattern
Dres'es at $19 50 $10 $12
and $13 50 Pattern Dresses at
$9. 50
Another choice lot at times
materials that come under a
neutral heading, that are not
extreme novelties. yet are not
strictly staple clicct. such an
Be rngaiiires, Bicgcs, clc., in 1min
and medium colored stripes
and mixtures costirw from 50c
to 95c per yard, often fill ulnnu
felt want. 1thirc selling an
English lashmcrc, 38 inches
wide, Very heavy and half wool
at only 25c per yard, north
37hr. Printed Beiges half
wool double fold and very styl-
ish, commonly sold at 25c; our
price 12;.
CLBAKS. ——TWB BPEBIALB
1 LOT Fancy Cloth Jackets
worth $2. 50, at only $1. 98.
1 LOT Colored Cloth Jackets,
Fancy 1 est Front, were $8. 98,
reduced for this sale to $5 98:
Also a varied assortment of
Jetted Wraps, Jersey Jackets.
Capes, Connemaras, etc , .It
greatly reduced prices.
BlBPE‘l’B Alli] BRlPERY.
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-
elusive styles iu Velvets, Mo-
quettes, Brussels, extra Super
and Ingraiii Carpets, of which
we always have on hand a line
of Private Patterns.
Blili [attire all 011 Blilll
In all the new patterns and
Ill. 1]. PARSONS.
mICfiE I
From Millie.
Choice Quality.
best qualities.
k of
MRI” William")?
onenwdepoiia‘Qr-rm Ibo
selection of artistic designs in
the various grades of Notti’u
ham, Irish Point and Swiss. n
Pei-tiers and D
our line incomplete with all
the latest ooiorings and effects.
SPECIAL.
This week we plan on sale
some values in Notting-
ham Curtains at 55c
pair, worth $1. 25. Also a
ofNovél Ourta‘insats 2. $25per
0min” cheap at $8. 00.
Order-shy nail receive
promptMand careful attention.
Mm
customer
and quantity, and we do so by
Wildly”? 1 our
it‘ll
found lit the line at
BulllSirB
Al the
OFFER
ThIsisthslsrgeatDre-Goods
moatninpornhcmttstoflh.
. . . 1...... city mason... sample our - , ‘ ‘
25 ‘OEN'I' BUTTER.)
Pure, New, Sweet and of Exquisite Flavor.
a big drive in this fine line of
Elgin ~ Creamery Butter
And we know if you once try it, we have you for a steady
Our aim is to give you the best goods
Have the largest sale of any in this state.
purest, freshest the best money can buy.
we are offering
in quality
offering you
4. 1-2 Pounds for $1.00.
The Bass flraaullirlr Milk " Brarhrs
Our goods are
and priceslowf We
meet;
1' n In “H.311“:
i:
at M
”Jones Superlative ElcuL.
r'tna id)incroiimbllwrdir‘indy’vithiclf :iie (5d chase “Mb.
If You are a Lover of Excellent Coii‘ee
You can obtain it here. and many other goods that will please
you, at
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 WASHINGTDN STREET, SDUTII NDRWALK.
a
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right. plare
Everything can be
B SHBES
Store (if
C. H. HARVEY.
Thte mmk conol~u in prfc ., from it Chi‘d‘s we Shoe to 3 (Sent' s thud Sewed 35 Shoe; bu made.
Luius' EL: t Kid Bn'hm reduce ‘ it in $2 00 ti 8] 8).
[oldie-d Pli’l.‘ [land 5- wed Kid Butto- I reduced from $3 51” . $3 50.
lelflfl’ Paint-s Kiri Tip But- mix it ddcnd from $3 00 to *2 till.
Lwdirs‘ tmrirme Kid" up Button reduced from &. 00 to $1 50.
C. H. HARVEY,
’70 N'orth Main St" South Noru'ralls.
W. B. Bill. 5 BB.
Bridgeport Bargain House.
TO-D AY
500 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES 1
FROM AN
Unfortunate Importer.
purchase ever made by a Cmeczlcut merchant. floods mthls
Prices Will be $5, $7.25, $7.50, $8.25, $9.25
laallahorethaisougradsnotwuaraalike. lathis
Wonderful Purchase
Arewopisccswldsnprisglaltlap. Warning-shirt. Nameplate-alike. Chs'ealeay-d. ,,
“Ciflm—ifiyh Paint h a up“
8'.
87"
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karma-tartaric...
rumour-run.
a runs. nine or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,"
Oils Varnishes.
BerryBI-os. a... on ruin.
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FURNITURE 1’
OTHER BARGAINS.
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muweamlhsmhlasadhormladisg. Prior $1.90.
Pillow Sham Holders. -
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SOUTH NOBWALK, 0T.
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