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S “Pm . 0M I‘M W. s goblins forwarders to all music“ Low mle‘s. and prompt mice. unison. nuances. no. MLSMhCOJOIsln it. lsunismm» era of Scodeld's celelntod dav entree". SOBWALS EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of due extructe. F. S. Ambler. rmu‘rmzzrts. and , .. _ f noon an» error. owns. mnammgsnmwum 6. S. N. All norm 3.x. also efail .slsoblus can! mumngns. Ass 3. .m “also. an" a.- mu. Jobbing ,wn. ”inch 's-ill,.l.l. Sodom mahha-atogirs urns. tit-s. tlxmfidl.dohbhg sump-closers. . ““de ‘ ham. and tends. . leased. mas-berm Wmmmm. ..... mimosa-roams. to m. Nd III-Allin,“ asp-a, nets, are. Painting, sqssiatty,hursoshoslsg. “mug“:dco We're: N tai Wit summer. it. . . scan or llama Clark A Cola standard-ladder". nun unrest are» our. mm, in stock. ”WM swung gluflnbmunll Isa purposes. suinala'sol'd ”meumfl lie-song moms-hum" . ‘ Irons-snout. , it. mum Iain ll. mflMWsr-wm m manomummflrccm 'lsrwemflmrsstsstmt m mimmm D. .IJ. HOBWALK . iambic-aw o!" Warrant-we assess men :‘n. wmtanfim Wuhan-sums»— .' - comm. ”raise your runs." as. also‘ milkprudacsr. flaunts. ' coouoolawcxwoon. ,mflyl. M inallitslsauchm. “WNW! Wmhht‘gtou nextiol’o 8 JA . . . S. triplsteglsmncsldeu and’lliatsssadv.) 001),". coclslnsndWallMR. noel Jim“. “We”. nomamtommxu. ”Washington m, an. atrial! TSYLOR h comets. iii A "Wailing”! a, .11. Reallststesndlnsursnee. resonance consume. CONNECTICUT om LU! me. 00.. d. S. L’- flcmmediut, t,W syn schism st.S.N.sessd. moroursnmms co. 3) Washington manna. (transmittal—pt. NOItWALK ml not. 00.. N. in race-III busincmslneelm. No outstanding lcsselaims. PIOPLK'S urn me. co. Thuliould Washing tonrt.S.!t. Lam-esteem; mm mm CRAUWKD it. it. lssonic it. 6. Bonnie liddlesex flanking and Its-influx!“ W m mm. more, W. ii. hoalosudll’WatwstJi. “mink-WW“: [80] mo: mumps. mill“ Elmanduwmnfl. lrtm work ofallkinda. Till DUNCAN IRON RAMS wane. Wstw at.S.1t.Wm. Encyhprupriotor. 1308 10mm GILES A GLANOY at The liorwnlk lmsWorh 00.,dequ ammo. ”KRIS. A. S. 3980. lain st.S.N. op. City Hotel. tut. dcswstch aspeeislty. HOW, 11.3.1830. Iain I, 8.3. strictly “do. 1 ”Milan” sewer-t. 1t watches,“ AOKSON . . moudmeic. Ytnswstcbrepsirlngaspcclslty.fl ROODJI. 5. till"! plated ware. thmnmsn. Lamas. AUSTIN. ALFRED 3. room I lssonie 13"“, Wall born Notary And B-l Rotate. It. moss. nuns s so, an: m lcpl a mummwyutcfidto. ' use All) 00303!“ WALKS. mmttflonninfl'l'aylwavmd. 8. Also ,wrmedeelsr. "Bl. WW.E ‘00. )luslt: flail MEN. molt, cunt AND nun. “ISLAND 9 "months best made. Don't “man DAMeasfludchsshingtoa you r p family scurkept. mo,” Woodward Place. on. planta,cat mmwwworder, our. .Ler-d Uniouc rt. nan . n. anot- We 7 'w'longww‘sandlzgslwcrkoisllkinds. CIA! I Will nead'soldstnd). Seesdrertisem-t. RATIOS!) (ilO.ll.aewwurs.tdandttilsinn, it. Milan-mouse. I. HOW DAVID mfltfl. 8.50.th8. Idealism-inmate. “LIGHT cousins. olcs lo and power. 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Telephones-o. mil!“ co wL'KWOODlAlW' 0 .nsiad. . ofhuildsrs'hrdwarv. nus l:mml'sarlm".“airlockolcsbltadsst; mm” 00;“!!! lewYork swatch-muslin. minds-inseam warn; designers; rounders- workers of artistic mmhmhsusm. KILL. nnAlikindsoil horde KJJWMflsl. .- lirssedtoaaypotntiryratmosmcrrssssl. noun: Riggs W A“ more WORKS .Ths. star st, “Wits. 8.1! General uhinermen and brow. Babbitt metal.» pairs forwfsitcrim l's‘tgmhoata. scanner. . .ltrdght .ltsw-oehtnery malesndrepalringprcmptiyatteudtdto. WWW”...qu GSAWA . . all mmminseama for thewhciesalsmds. mm Wall 3 W Wardde on . b . m. Agtpfhalfsf. veal, lamb. wetland poultry. Q0 W..__.___...'M..m,e....w new antennae-user summer-attract” . " m” o as 1‘ has. Ll » d "emcee nous-scum: w , Wflb‘itwnd‘ momma tn lies-tit. sto- mm a siren as. man- Wary.” or III its. vast inv fighm . a lath avatar. I. “Pg“...gcmcfim mi. Inland-gs drill” ' ‘ j moo new runs across or master stem. i... . , Damaged But as One Is. ‘1 ‘ museum-urn hut reams-cu m which rumbled over‘licrwalhlsstaishttthcsghotshort dumdon,wmaasssaily some iorthis limeofthays'ar. .Shortlyattorto’elock lltbtnlnr sneak a house on Berkeley attest, bslouglug'to George 1!. Raymond. fisholt knocked ed several bricksci theehimney, torso iarrow about nine immdsln thsshluglss, than follow- adthagattortothslsadersadpassedod mm. ‘ mistrust-sinuses.“ mes." Wanna-In “as mhgavm-te-u ' mrosxm . , lltmhohwrl’amtw. morn All! I’m BILL m“ Pfi lo! 111, 5. EM dipper eta-a common. (norm-mogul.“ sslodealerln SO",W.Ehlott,ilthtww,d.l. octet export-a and w in Bill) I 301mm. ill Watwfiti. ninth and ofllcrwslk ...... . AU LLBOO P.0‘loxl.l.l. venom...» n... transom-ohm IOWA“ rA’l’l’m W CID. I. M. wwwwm‘m emanation-ate. ' .TJbIdlattiLJownt'slmb, and 's-lxsd shades, datum. TAYmIAOO.Iillhfl.I-alsahrdw., magi-mete. mausoleum» sur; W‘ me new. .ItJJl rinse-rm, xgnlyaadt'hatthsbmt. »' m f. I m N. m ths but nor “was. sue. PIAIO 10"”. ”D "PAM mo 0.7. Wallacdlnigbtstsqlf. Abs “Jim” Musk.“ murmurs. lfl%d% mAhm rinse W. LAYTOS. JACOBTWZh‘gtm at. sent to 7.0. .zmt- min-mum...“- m S. it. ailing. renting mid collecting. iatothsg‘rouad. Theccsesssion burst wellpapsrovsrthsstcve pipshclss, glhercotnawithscot... i Thelowerpartot the house isceou- Ilrtlbyilrand ”Wilma“ theirsmt Lawrence. Theupperpartot were out during the evening, leaving lire. Wilcoxaon, Ire. Gregory’s mother, and their son alone in the house. When the flesh came, followed by the ripping astl tearing noise. lira. Wilcoan was terribly frightened and began to get rsadytolesvethe house in cars ithsd taken lire, remaining with her wraps on until Ir. and Ira. Gregory's return A iforwalk merchant who was rhturn- ioghcmoabout the time thebouae was struck, said this morning, that he saw a large ball of Are ill thoaky nearly oppo- site St. Ilary’s church spire, at adistauce of perhaps 500 feet above the ground. Itappsrautly remained stationary for a t, thou burst, throwing out fork- ad lightning in every direction. It is supposed that one of those forks did the damage. When the ball burst the air became electrified and the heavens turn- so a murky red. At the central telephone once the air ,was blur, several drops were burned out. and twenty of the wires were rendered useless,» well as one oi the phones. Oberlea Icrritt, the night operator, was scattering a call when the hoary flash came, having the phone to his our, and received a severe shock, which nearly him with fright. Charles T. Sabin, a prescription clerk amployed by H. 3. Elle, was dressing thscornor show window during the storm- lle was ioauiugrover, under the loose descent lights is the window when the lightning followed the wira into the store, striking Ir. Sabin's shoulders, causing him to stagger book from the window and dosing him for a moment. He describes the shock,asli some one had plunged a sharp knife into his ml shoulders and then drawn it down to- words his waist.) This morning his shoulder was cuttelume. When the light. ning entered the store there was a sharp report like the dischsrge of a pistol. llr. Hale, thinking that come one was shot, rushed to the front of the store where he found Iir. Sahib rubbing his shoulder and looking somewhat surpris- ed. ' Although the storm was not leesaerere ' in South Norwalk than at the north end oursqaeat. school forboya. lorwllk. andsrleutilcsthooia. moon-roams. I“ unmm.m hath." pipes mummies” ' due , BIO. I‘MIW. writ” ‘ I..Wfll.l.l. m m M it. um I“ “é“flhmm“ re: -... mam isnd‘l'f'flw Wot roux ll. Md WW‘”. ID “no Ah m at ram-hp. WIW All. Oar ustwhrstwa r.o.ss:'ssr. oi the town, no damage by lightning is reported in this vicinity. LITTLE BUSISESS TBAMIAC'I'BD. last Ilght's looting of tho Board of ,Cuaellwssn. An adjourned meeting of the Common Council was held Isst evening. layer William ll. Reed presided and Council- men 6 G. Bohannsn.Sends Selleck. E. l". Knapp. and Jrueph A, Volk were present. . it was voted that the Committee on Sewers be authorized to make a suitable contract with William Sheldon for an outlet of System B. Theconnctl ordered water pipes laid from the corner of Elmwood avenue and Golden Bill street to Summit. and from the corner of Golden Bill and Summit streets to High street, and also a hydrant placed on Washington street bridge, near Germanic Ball. or on the east end of the bridge. Councilmen ll. 17. Knapp and .l. A. Volk were unpainted a committee to see if ”agreement could be made with prop- er ownesson rstaMisbingsharhorllln ate-mow thee adjourned tomsst "no 22... Thu Iloya' Ill-h Work. The work for boys proposed for South walk is tender the auspices of the nectleut committee, Work for Boys. is common with the thirteen other clubs now in operatlouln concrete lest. he antler the joint management of thsststocommitteoandalceal commit. the of our prominent citlsscs. All funds subscribed will be expended here. as the state committee furnishes its services without charge. Clubs are now in op- eration is Bridgeport, Stamford, Dau- """' bury, Waterbury and other cities. Inwmt'mw' team ' dssrst ' “M'WM dsasishlag thsMhm Within the past four ‘ as Britain. and s ass-law r-s-ss-wu PWALIMW nod-teas sad coal-m at m '0 ”hula-dwi- Janitorial: hssmorsd with his ismilyfrcmdnuthlforwslktoOhio. llmlaadloJJrvisgothatlauooga. Tsarlsvleiting relatives to Rustler- w $3....» oi ‘ “not? ”r III ”I,“ dsyInBridnrpcrt. ' ’ James W. Hyatt and 0., E. Wilson startthls aitsrmu ichoston,expeot- ingtobaabsanttilll'rlday. ‘, W.1'.Bishopaudwife,A. J. ltssksr and wife, and G. H. Raymund, have asrivedatheksonvllle,Florlda. Itr. and ion. oust r. non, of Bridgeport, spent Sunday with W.A. Woodwifsmlthoborough. fir. and Ira. Initiator leopard,“ Brooklyn, have returned from a visit withOJJhlmm’mi Elmwcod arouse. Charles L. Warren, who is now in Tallapoosa, 0a., for the benefit of his health, will leave for llddlesborough. Ky.,aboutAprll l. lhsJosieEBarden, of Shrub Oak, N.Y.,whohsshssdthe guest of Ira. C.P.Keeler,oflfsinstreet. hasreturn- edbome. Shewaasccompsniodbyliss FloraB. Fonts who will'rcmsin with herasborttime. IACII’I'ING sores. BoatOwaers henna—Tussma Samara-water. From the present outlook the losquito fleet of the borough harbor will have some llroly sport the coming “son. The boat owners are up auddoing and some good races may be expected. General B. B. Crsufurd has laid the keel and timbers for a new boat, which, when completed. will be a “beauty.” Captain Grumman. not to be outdone by his brother yachtsmen, will add a jib to hie sailboat. William leseberg, who was unfortun— ately capsized last fall, contemplates building a new boat that wont kick up such macho. It will he fourteen feet long with a forty foot beam. Taft Brothers are repairing their boats and getting them ready for the coming season. Charles Brothertou is at work on his ssilboa “Bessie." Professor 0. F. Bendee will soon begin repainting and refitting his boat. Louis Potter’s new yacht is viewed with envious eyes by the other boat owners, and there is considerable specu- lation on her sailing qualities. E. If. lorritt will putanew boat in the water this spring. It is approaching completion. ' 'l'llB APPROPRIATIORS ‘1‘]!th I’ll. ”In“! Towns and Inn“ to Got ml! lulu! Dlvltludl. As anticipated the state school appro- priation was exhausted, Saturday after- noon,and sixteen townsarc left in the lurch. South Windsor, hum, Avon and Tollsnd applied in the order named and all received the entire amount to which they were entitledexcept Tolland, which got left to the extent oi “bathe appropriation falling at that point. The towns which have. through their lack of enterprise, came out second best in the scramble for the school moneys, are Tolland (balance due) 844.50. Walling- ford 02,218.50, Bloomfield 8M1 so, Bran~ ford 01.348, Columbia moo. Essex 3505,50, Griswold 31MB. 50. Haddam 0834.50, Killingworth, Oi”, liddlebury .188. Iontvillo .681, North (boson $787.50, Portland 01,600, Sterling OM, Trumbull “lid 50. The deficiency amounts to 010,723. I. I. c. A. lotos. The classes in bookkeeping and me- chanical drawing will meet in their ra- spective class rooms this' evening at 7:” o'clock. At the last meeting oi the Board of Directors a motion to the following edect was voted: “That to any young man who will secure live now gymussv lum members between now and April 18, the association will gives gymnas- ium membership in the association for one year, and any young man who will neared" limited members daring the same time will he presented with a limit- ed tiekstietheasrnniatioaiorssayom.’ It is hoped that many young men will arali themselves of this opportunity. m Aoaalttod. 'wsrttonmrttc ‘ WHAT IS mill“ ON ”I!” A300! “03'th Wiswlpaahlaws and We angst tlroatnowsytoaa-lhsltastu‘m “muons-ad. An'impromptucoekwddttwss heldln this locality on Sunday. Cock lights srsbseontiugnumemnshsrs and float stoppedbsforslougtbe authorities will hassh'sdtotakathsmsttertnhaud. ‘. It is'rumored that the young lady who hsd‘Thrssstringstoherbwr”msutton- edin thaBsnnsnatswwesks ago, issoon to marry a Platsvillo avenue youngster. , . ritlsasidthattblsplacsltmoaiohave atconnshle. What will ‘the liquor dealersdothsn,pocrthiugst Aulmportantresl'eststs transaction will‘soontakeplsosiutbialocslity. Insudltadohu Kane. of Detroit, liohimhvisltiogfrisndshere. Iowans- Iowa. About too o'clock Sunday morning, drewsa discoverodintbe old Chasmar homestead, occupied by Hubert Glsrk, formerly of Norwalk. The cause of the fire was an overheated stove. The loss was about “0, which was covered by insurance. Rev. E. 0. Tree preached an instruc tivo sermon Sunday evening, taking his text from Psalms wall—“Though ye have lieu among thopots, yet shall ye be as the wings of a dove covered with silrer. and her featbgrs with yellow gold.” A large number of people from this place attended the funeral of hire. John J. Feller, 8n, at Green Point, Sunday. Dos-lea Iowa. The County Oommimiouers were in town Saturday, but owing to the illness of lsttLambsrttho hearingiuthe re- monstrance care was postponed until Saturday, larch 14. lteanwhils Lam- bert’s saloon is closed. Rev. Ir. Tolles, a former pastor here, accompanied by his wife. spent Sunday in this place. He preached morning and evening in the Methodist church. Ira. William H. Willntott, Sr., b via- itlng friends in Derby. WANT Till PASTOR T0 snare 3'. Church was-e In several of the lending churches in the surrounding towns have attracted coneiderablelnterestduring the past few months. No sooner is one row settled than another one springs up in some unlocked for quarter. The last dimension of this character to attract public atte'ntiou is that now brewing in Christ Episcopal church at Westport. For the past three years Rev. Thomas A. Hyde has been the rector of the church; until a few months ago, he was very much liked by his parishioners. About this time be commenced a course of ser- mono that proved very distasteful to his people. They outapokeuly protested against them as being entirely too much of a childish or Sunday school order, and thepastor wsaaskedto take iorhls themes more serious theological quer. lions. This Ir. Hyde refused to do, stating that he preferred to select his own subjects without dictation. Immediately indignation meetings were quietly held among the parishioaeu auditwssdecidedto oallapariohmset- lngfor the purpose of requesting Ir. Hyde's reeigustiou. This meeting will be held in the church ediue Wednesday evening. The reverend gentleman is very stubborn in the position he has tskenandssya he will not resign under any consideration. [is also mys the parish owes him a considerable sum of money in salary arrears. The members of the church have expressed a willing- nemtollqutdate thisdebtli the rector will resign. The result of Wednesday night's meeting is therefore awaited with much interest—Farmer. I'll! “I 1'30"”!!! PAIALLIL the em low pointsdforlarchtthsforstha railroad The mummonrmivhmnm Asimilarhowlagwill heepsaaaloononWatsrstrset,audwho ”unlsnridgoportnnthodayfollow- was arrested on February 33, charged lag. ‘l'haccmpsayclalmstohavsmsde withdlifilhlom'l ltquorsonSaa- suedorttoarrsugs withtho managers dorm-untomuIMw-J-ub-Wo of tho nos—taste. slew stsa and SKcsppthhmmaMOorcnranciaim. .NWIIM Stamfordssdlfaw edthatho wsutiato mmnmm 'usnmm inlty‘stlc.Saudsy,e withollaudtbaullwaltmzp formwasusedttltltllil “ Bdwardiiastingtioreuma' N bakery in Daubnry, was. catedbycoalgssio the 5 night. His amiatsut war arrangingtostsrtthe ,. en mills «Ellington, which been run for two years. The expectotobsvethe eutlremill byAprill. Itwill inJuly property, which is 000 toJordsn,llarsb £00., rhemicsledgethatwas , the fallof 1“) MW " theBowdishBrotllers'pta-isss Shermaumeartbsflousstonb . been inspected by expert m executed about thirty feet. W mics about five Wmmdfi, " fine quality, have been react ‘ quantities. The surface Itdfl' _ .. abouthfeet. Extensireo’psrsthafl lobe heguuiuthccll’lym HomerOJicdfrsyhndwif-of ; port, drovetoWeamu hat wash Allen B. Sherwood. 0a W, night a horse owned bylr. broke loose from his stall and A, in a combat with '1'.de which resultediu the is” death. and nearly in the m otherhorsc. Thchorsskills’d.“ st 0200. , John Kristel, who lived but , years with 0.1. Woodrufl 01W too.Ccn_n.,andhadbeeniuthia marathon-even years, sndadvhdt hisiriendsheretotskoout papers some time ago,'last .. drowout allhis money in them" bank end started for Hungary. mother writes hehsd been stile-'0 days when the owners came and him in the army for farm 7 had refusedio takeout him ingthsthecoulddodgethe . " S. 8. Hancock. an ”profs Southbnry Oil Well company, - day iutheWaterhurym was brought lastWednmddy‘; ., a from thcedectsof snwciddtstlfi well about a week ago. His. . were caused by the givlnr'd," ‘ maehiueryandresulted hb , auveanoutbe MI ' He continued b work, M threeoriour dsyaachugmeaaws though sullering slight-eater ties, which his compafisaactlcsd commented upon. So wm lib nervonaandlrritablc. W '73" was taken tothshospital. Attic he showed signs of - ' thiswaaofshcrtdsraflos. Thar orsrrs sutraarrs'. lush carer's-a.- Iou m‘ . Seversloyster growsralathh say that this isthsyasrll, expect oyatsrspawutomshsn ‘ sndtheywill accordhglym itisnot every yearthaththsra
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