Itasca.
)csut-r17s.“iii
Q 13‘. 26 El!
(it’ll
The John Carr who was arrested a
few days ago tor druuunness. Is not
JuiiiIOarrmi First avenue. last Nor- W-
walk.
Twelve Incubate oi Kaboom Encampv
meat went to Bridgeport to visittltret-
held Encampment,“ oithat city, last
evening. I
The hey is the W barn at Wit
ton.whiah was destroyed byfireWed-
usadey. was insured tor “50 by J. It.
lies Elia Byxbee and lies Annie
Stub have been re-engaged tosingin the
all. Norwalk lstbodlst church lur theories
W
‘stehomsd.
bagvmouprm
‘ hearter
g in strength and {allow-
or snow, with slight tempera-
. (fifietuadsy in this vault-
in aw warmer, party
'22:" will probably
with some rain or snow on or
mats; and on Sunday warmer.
Inhndy weather, preceded by rain
III-a Sunsets Hightide Lowtidc
l 0.01 I I2
Dillinger has accepted a position
3. F. Stevens, the grocer.
, inlant son 0! lie. and tire. P. N.
' oi lento street. died last night.
WMMgo.Na. ten. or P..
unionist theemplified third test even
_ nits! spring vacation of the
in town will begin Friday, April
“tighter was born to llr. and lire.
Riley. of South Main street. yes-
’. Pilate will build uhonsaan III-
' ' an Woodward avenue. this
A The regular spring examinations be-
fin Thursday next, at the Franklin
aadConcurdstrcet schools. W‘
I . The regular meeting of the Principais’
m will be held this evening at
‘ tithe-a 01- Principal W. C. Poole.
Wan Council. Royal Arcsnnm,
their regular meeting last night.
dispensers ot importance was transmi-
1“”..-
A newline oi spring calories- in
M stills Boston Store, Norwslk.
millage Brown has leased the second
,LWLA. Wheeler’s factory. on
street. for the manuiecture of
A very attractive sign has been painted
on I. A. Wheeler’s factory. Water
m advertising I... E. Wheeler’ a bicycle
. Young People’s Society oi the
‘ Avenue I. E. church will hold their
“it“! election of emcere in the church
til-slabs.
' The Rerweik and South Norwalk Elsa
trims company placed an are light
" Athletic club rooms in the Bwarta
yesterday.
WW Brothers have s large lorce
I“ at work repairing their dock in
,, ‘Mwlllsa is used by tbeNew
6* and ltcrwalkw Steamboat company.
non your carpets ”cleaned by the
Steam Carpethsolng com-
”. Orders ielt at David Btow’s,or
“y mail. will receive prompt attention.
iogyeer.‘ ' -‘ ~
Prof. H. K. Feraisaud H. P. Printers
Warre‘uging on an organ recital to be held
In the Norwaik odiet church next
Wednesday event
The primary at the city schools
are crowded. [Parents wishing to enter
children should wait until the spring
term commences. Avril SO.
Airs. 8. R. Bunting, oi the borough,
will celebrate the seventy third anniver-
sary of her birthday by holding a recep-
tion at her home an Canter avenue, this
evening.
Clinton Commandery, No. 8, K. T.
will hold a special meeting this evening
to work tbeIOrder oi the Temple degree.
After the exercises a banquet will be
served by the lodge caterer.
Harper’s Weekly. to be published
larch 25. will contain illustrations of
thescene or the recent occurrences in
New Orleans, with portraits of some at
the principal actors in the tragedy.
The strike among the weavers and
spinners at the Norwslk Hills is still on,
with no new developments. Four of the
spinners have returned to work, leaving
six still out. The weavers still hold firm.
While driving down Water street last
evening. More Brush came in con-
tact with one at the wheels at a wagon,
wrenching it ofl. The wagon was the
property at Fred Pillow, at West Nor-
walk.
A man was arrested on the depot plab
form this morning for intoxication. He
was taken to the police station end
locked up. He will be tried when he
becomes sober, which will take some
time.
Henry Aveliug. the actor who com-
mitted suicide In New York Wednesday.
by taking poison. was the leadingman
In the Paul Kauvsr company, which
played in Music Built on the evening at
February 14.
The borough water will be shut oi!
trout midnight Saturday until 6 o'clock
Sunday morning and on Sunday alter-
uoon from 1 to 6 o’clock and on Sunday
night from 9 o'clock until 5 o ’clook lion.
day morning.
The annual meeting of the Women’s
imprint Foreign Kissionary conference
was held at the Calvary Baptist church,
New Haven, yesterday. Among the
delegates from Norwaik was Ire. Sarah
E. Lyues, oi lott sveuue.
A drive whist party was given by Kr.
and Ire. David Gould at their pleasant
bemoan Academy street last evening.
George Quiuturd won the first prize and
H. K. Hoyt won the booby prize. A
congenial company was present, all at
whom had a pleasant time.
The Water Commissioners of the bar-
ough of Bethel expect to award the con-
tract (or building the new dam and send
filter at Eureka lake to-morrow evening.
The plans tor this dam, as stated in Tn:
Baum. are tram theohioeoi W. B.
Rider a Son. who have made a bid tor
the work.
The report at the seventeenth stale
convention of the Connecticut Sunday
School association, held at Daobury last
November, has been received lrom W.
H. Hall. It is a pamphlet at 108 pages
and contains full reports a! the several
addressee. tarnishing valupble and inter-
esting rsading.________
The oyster steamer. ‘8. Ripple.” Capt.
D. B. Decker. leit Norwalk site. II.
Iondevsnderrivsdattiound Besehtee
minutes to 9 o'clock. Bile caughtand
culhd liOl bushels at large oysters. put
themouboerd the sleep “ClarenPsl-
lnrr.’ and then took titty bushels of
tiscretsry0.A.i.inlhlsy.oi theatate
, lb, hes just issued his
iorths that February. The
report contains a lengthy ertide on
“Publlerhurals.”end alsoauobltnsry
notionalthslsteflos.0llshe.iobnscn,e
membmotthedtsteliosrd. Tssrswers
deaths reported latbestale during
tbspmtmenthotwblcsldoeeurredin
OinAnmnthinDeubury,
'fi: wbstscbsrltebie aster people-vs are.
entertainment in
his by play end casein
ng of the second set M
Edward A listened as ”lash-
eriug.‘ did some vary due cowsdyset-
lug. Julia Wilson,e Norwslk favorite,
as. ‘Bundlss, Wdimiayed her duetulrtus
as an actor and singer“ and Little Blah
mood es‘ tins, reorlved her (all
thereof the applause,“ ddessrved it.
Jas Bovine as “Nevmbsnge” did his
lull share of the inn making, and the
rest or the campus were ilrstcless.
Altogether. “Keep i ark” is one at the
iunuiest and most innocent comedies on
the ”titan. and will please every body who
at the
The same company will appear at
,ltusioflalttc-Inorromnvseiog. H.
Thetendafe‘wmbehi Innocent. ‘
portthe'airehe’xt wildly venom Trey
willbesesuid annotate Shilling.“
lire. Kendal’s periormance is meritor
ions in many ways. Very low actresses
are abletoplsy emotional and comedy
characters with equal success. and while
the infinite art or this lady gives her
strength in all branches of stage work,
she shines resplendent es s oamedienne.
0i lire. Kendal it may truly be ssidI
that she wee born for the atage.sndI
whether in merry or serious moodI
is captivating and exquisite. There i I
in Dire. Kendal’s acting a peculiar level
nation that uncut be better defined
than by suggesting that her acting is so
near a counterpart of ammo that the
critical faculty isnot challenged by it.
Mr. Kendall’s imperoonstians are re.
lined. impressive and clever. Bis native‘
endowments are many, and thus thii
talented couple complement each athei
in a manner irresistibly pleasing.
“CflAPLAlN” leCAIlB
Ila will Preach in the first I. I. churah
next Buuday. I
The announcement that Rev. C.
IcCebr, D. D., known everywhere
“Chaplain" IcCabr. will preach in the
Firstl. E church next Sunday morning
and evening. is received with great to-
taunt. Probably no men in America
would be recognized at sight by so many
people as would Chaplain IlcCsbe, I
certainly no man is a more general iss-
arite. Bis public career began (alter his
liberation iroln Libby prison) with re
ing [nude tor the United Statestristia
Commission.
made secretary at the Church Extensioil
society or the II. E. onurcb. and‘travel
constantly in the West and South, plan
ing new churches and in the North an
East raising money for them. He pus-
ed this work so vigorously that (or man
years the M. E. church has built more
than two churches per day in the United
States. In 188! be wee made secrete ‘
oi the Missioner society and started a t
with the watchword “A Million (or Iliu-
alone. " The “million line” was passed
eeveral years since. and now, under his
leadership, the church expands uboutIe
million and a qI'Iurtvr tor missionary
work every year. His remarkable voids
has been of immense value in his grett
work, and wherever he goen the‘psop e
demand to hear him sing. Once has It
be is never largotten, either as a epeekir
or as as a singer. I
latrfield'a New church. 1
Fairlield is soon to have anew Congre-
gations! church that will rival in archi-
tectural beauty any edifice at its kind n
this vicinity. The new church is to
erected on the site where the old woodfn
budding was desiroyed by fire a yehr
ago. Instead of a wooden structural e
new edition will be built at brown stone.
and will be 117 leet long and 90 Teeth
width. It will be ready tor occupation”
next winter. 1
Captain Judaeu's lucceesur lieuted.‘
Company K, Fourth regiment, C.
G. oiBrldgeport, held a meeting last
night tor the election of a successor to
Captain Stiles Judson, jr., who resign
recently owing to other pressing dutifi
First Lieutenant George T. Jewell whs
elected tothe captaincy, Second Lieu-
tenant W. B. Bristol was elected it t
lieutenant and First Sergeant Fry r,
second lIeuIeuent. I
use near lstute lteuard.
The Weekly Record tor the current
week, shows real estate sales. as follows:
New Haven 18, Bridgeport lid Hartline
soloist-y t. senses a Mono.
Danni-ya, New Britain 6, Assonla‘l,
Derby a. Real estate manages: N w
Haven. $0,800: Bridgeport, sat, O;
Hartford. .17.;700 Waterbury,“
lerldsn.fl.mtliorwelk, ”.900.
3:9". ”’7 IAmnut We “PM,“
flew nenastidstsd lees Order.
A murder, issued by the odidslsnt
theCoueulldsted road, went into ell
this track, whereby the stoves in all» -
page can entering liew York state,
'tobetakenout. Thenrdsr is .. a
pleasing one to the baggage-masters,
pselally when the weather is cold. Iy
are, however. congratulating themsei as
that the order was not issued earlier in
the semen.
naturism mm,
The election in Danburyyastarde
aJsdgs of Probate to All the -
mused bythsdeethot J.Boward I
tor. resulted la the election at John
Booth, Republican. About halt the .
oi Ihsdlslrlet was cast. John I».
(haul) resolved 1. H volts and VIII
D. huesalrm )fidt Bush’s majority
I l ’
After the war he was hm
L FIVE
_ “ ' ‘ ’ restaurateur.
SATURDAY, KARO}! 31.
your at the Search!
Packages have some trots all user the
stats. and grows people as well as child can favours m
dren have helped to gather them. They
Imrqfltwv- , Bry ant & Richmond”
W urns-sum m :" Yuma-entangle
mmtbnlno‘ ulln, when gm
“ vs on we rest
simple diei and suita wateg’ Had he EP [T fl-JBABK
had until now he would havssd
third int-Cactus Blood Cure-tor it bithsjn
only inisillbie cure for seminle and
mtg.
red years’ experience! It Bread. No ieii-
nres and no relapses.
Sold at Pleisted’s drug store, 48. Wash-
rlllcls. m. to and Is cum-e
ington street, Booth liorwslk.
more» sane nu‘imm urea»
W
TAYLCR & GOLDEN,
Real Eilill all Illilll’illifl,
WASHINGTON STREET
South liarwnlk. court.
a“ verifier).
sdvertlasmenleusdsr hesitant b
Ilium.ltimsfic..8tlmsstdc.iwsekflw
SlAlt'l'.co cournm would! to D0
nerul moods
wlshrng and ironing. Apply to Ira. 363:1“;
brow. int Wm avenue, Booth Kcrwalk.
AYOL'IO WOIAX All sense Gilt]. APPLY
sues. laid it
3 THIS WEEK Will. BE on
Sweat Chocolate.
Only do per pkg. of 6 plates.
The Best “MUN“ Brunt
ONLY 206 A POUND.
l'l‘flERiiNlI llfl.
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
ass-es sued to all complicstsdcmss
cl
crew ”trim.
J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper Hillel and Calendar.
Awapw A‘l lien
- Um I!
“mm???“ WALL rerun AND BORDER
,7 ; cl ,IIoIIle mars aruee‘r. '
SW11! BOBWALI. * - - CON].
Atomiticm Gilli...“ 7B0! 1! 1-0 is, To 'i'AIl
tnI; toileep stbonle mwmfiugmm ii
I. mm mloath; street. mid tt
HAT menus WAND- JOIR C. WIL-
eluI A Co. m‘i' if
FOR SALE.
Advertisements notes 5
Ilmluuaesuummmmm
PiiAl'l'OII. Hum-Y new. IN HEAT-w
c‘essorder, wlilbesold cheap. inquire at Om
Woodwardavenue. mill w
W0 lioness Ann 'rwo Vacm LOTS.
corners! aisle: leccud svmlum. Benedict
Fem limest- rcmaiuonboudsndl lounge.
Apply et'l‘tylorIOoldsu‘s keel Mate sgency.
Advertlsusnteuudmtklshmd. est canals; b
IlualuneueIu-amlmatm ammo flgnmudrmothvg
Isspmlou caustics bypust
uhlI ETIIATIS 0|!!an 61V“.
nersudlaunm evasum. mien. CL;
sminuleslromdrpot: l mum'w-t‘esldes eel-grasp;
yam have with;
belt welklfliardcn hull
........ W, W .. lililll Blilliii Billlil!
STA-POI ID, 0031!.
Horus! , Hecate-tortillas”! eehothseasstolll
New York. during day printable and inactive pdvious. NOW lathe seat
, - - tlmelosalsr lhletblirgssedbstesd Iortbe
LOWlit PART 07 ilotisl. CONSETiNG cigar-Ind.
[our route. on Woods ardavsuue. heel [mgr-l“. M$W '. “I “III"
Apply to I. A. Woodward. thoroughly. rsduetes pit-Ilium
Islam-IEU taut membrane
Call or aeadtw
Tunas 0!! I' “TB 800'! TO A' SHALL IAIo
cm Irrrill ”www-
ily at adults. entitlement!
RAYMOND it GONNA",
rent moderate. Apply at ho. a Union avenue. lien —~
walk. In! at
VARY DISEABLB BOOB! 0N TAYLOR
avenue. contain! all modern improvements.
inquire at Tayltm A Go mlO It
lVl PLIASANT BOOKS. SECOND FLOOR.
7 Chestnut street; three mlcutm‘ walk from
depot. spulytonIaesP. Puessit.No.O chestnut
street, Booth Norwel lull! ll
PLIABAIT nouns 1‘0 RIN'!‘ woe
l mallamlly, on the In: A m. inquire at I
IarrayJi l'rasallu avenue ntls It
nouns AT 28 ORCHARD b'l'Bkl‘l‘. KOR-
alk..tosluellialnily G linoleum-
03! ".003. ill! nouns. All. source
provemeute 1| latshall street.rent sit
ThrIeepsrtuIeote at 81 Water street. tieuth itcr— I
Amara-t atheIad nteser‘a grocery store Ill
Wmhlngtonsnest mcliti
OUIll 0i! TAYLOR AVINVI. CONTAIN-
ltg laments bah room. hotaud
undulations: lube. lanai eel 'i‘sylorb Golden.
real ests'te std insurance. Washington attest, muesli
AICIIM‘I“
3303'... er0 new
Assets tor Oust and Wood.
Randall’s Bloek,Vau Zandt Ave.
into lw lAt‘I’i‘ ROSWALI. CONN.
f0 muse ABOUT TO BUILD.
enuatmyoflesand rec e total! kindest
modern
cereruly and systematic .ilym
mood to get the cutest monster use (or the
to express.
lclsssce cl buildlng operations
carefully unintended.
I. D. RANDALL.
Architect and Superintendent.
Ishscksmo Hotel Block. decibel mwelk.
consultationfrsul tot p. In. mu
ALBIN HAL H0927“
Bum II ALI. some 0'
FRIED AID SALT” IIA’I‘S. BAUEAG’.
VIBI'I‘ABLIS. DILICA'I'IBSII. Infill.
1068. LAID. CARI") GOODS. nee.
CLAIS. DIN?!“ 80.. .43., DC.
NORTH "All 87., HIAI WRIT.
BOO!!! ON FIRE? FLOOR‘ILYW AV “U3.
opposite Ihe brldgs.rent a pply to 0.
hearts. recoil
Ak'l' 0! never 0N crimes? d’i‘iill‘l'.
lOIuonIs; allulodsrn improve tents. all"
at l ADAIII.
[tool-aml ai'lilln. Illl’l'ABbl run our Olt
entities: one minute Item pIst Istoflce. I." 1’ Heath Wk‘
"no 0.801081. south Norwalk. mart
AHOVBIO'WMWANDNOOII" Ne Ks FERR'S.
Mk lhm‘kousssm‘umlgamsvsess. goals orgasms: tunneling Mes. ”walk.
Amelmmwmlm «Ia-Wrmo “WI
ugafifino lot In.
“Mr. .. L
unseat nor-segue
”It
Honest animus warn eraser
magnetronanopeom FURNITURE
mm mm'“
at... . “flawnf, GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
I0. IOIAII ml UP "Ame.
JOSEPH IULA.
:Slming and Hair Dieting Saloofl.
MWWZW
malt“ In?“ w.. “Era-midwm m"s’m""."&
Wronmonm; III lilLi command
an m WMLEOWH COMPANY.
W
"timid-slatthssmlfim ls l Islet. .1".
gwffi l0 WWI“ AVI- , ’8 I’m.
.m-rmw '32.”
In t:
Si!
withstebt
seams.
m0?
E‘O...
a... sir-“it
tenemen-
m
noes.
mariner-w
RialKililiaillllilallilllliiil. "'
10.000 Rilll if It! Pilttlil
FOR THE SPRING T BABE.
Atlas «migrants,»
errata-«ulna Cash std
Varnish”. mmmm
mu§'MWHm hard
bless mm?
L. H DECKER.
79 WASHINGTON STREET.
souvu NORWALK.
FEAT MOSS
ii
we
attenuator inn.
[truss Emil final
lflckory. 031:, Pine and
Chestnut Wood.
BALE!) ill AND STRIW
MIMI!“ 31118.
19“!
What Ill] it!!! Think If This
Do you desire score for rheumatism | When I
any store, [mean all the word implies.
US E
" Van’s" Riemann GIII
Externally.
Ir J. I Vanitem. '
Thstatherewhosrc valuing from libs-market
eneuuraeedtuutevuur rcmrdiesto toe “litt-
oemtalrueultl health give my capersu l
teltno apparent re'le time the contents of the
Irstbotue. butwkileusrnglh rcmudmlaper—
Inc-ddrcidsdr- tin: and Ihisreliel luausenasl
muncuedlousertil Monihsdluished the
third b~ttlcat Rheumatic l‘urnandlrst bottle at
L‘nlmeut ltelt perteniy cured. Iy business is
suehlbatlsmexporcdto ellllsdsotwmlhercou:
aidcrlurtkll. Heel that nuledlcs have hide
peorpderiulclrcwndl viresil who maybesur-
il
Union avenue. lrvingtou. NJ
Ir J. I Veil bless.
Deurhir—l’usthebsucltai others who may be
solar, trout rheumatism I desire to state the
beseat mired trots Veu' a" Rheumatic Core
1 have ban a saloon from Internist malady (or
Em lbavuusrdmany rent: and telling to
dyan In
' Hastings Irleud one day or’.
laleel hesaldbewouid bring me something
thatwontd ipmell lwculdtry ll whltblprom
turd to do. but I must routine that i had very little
leith iults doing-Is any good After urine this
remodele erborltich begsutorealil e that I won
belrg nelzedby it, andnow. tor the Aral time in
s. 1 incl entirely [reset all rheumsttc trouble.
advise as one troubled ullb rhecmttisrn to
give yourms incs a trial. Grateiuli
Pitll) BIN ART.
Iain street, Orange. N. J.
llsveyouTucoughthet has heard every known
“Van I” laugh 6an
thrwsl nary.” I81.
n'l'his will certify that my wife” alter trying several
udsol cough cares and telling to obtain any I:
list.usedoee bottlsoi'V Gougha‘ureaad
wmcursd otacunab that threatened toicud to run-
sumctIou. it sesmsdto reach Ihs sets I use
magic. Yours truly, CliAiibls Tl r‘r
at Cedar street.
sseeud pwusmvetbstrrth tomsetdeeay.
Iaperllythe breath. and torso
”army-winning“
“ Van’s ” Ilentifrice
The above prepmatioas for rule by drurgiets. sleto
HORSES!
A CAR LOAD
I‘M“
A. SOLMANS,
Including
Roadsters. Workers. P.0ny
All) Y0! Alli. WINS“.
laterals Prism. me out and see them
ELECTRIC WORK.
.....*-.-.-.- ...I we: mime. ."n
systems! “is Pltlleg.
Have Your House Wired Balers it it
Hunted.
lturuers Repaired.
Batteries l'llled.
All.“ new sane lit.
anathema-assesses
monuments.
_ 20.
March 27:-THE Killllllii.
warm
”imam
oveisndltrslisticfitaaullssts
Lngal'I'DAtnlAw"
I‘
fig“ like" it“? flslavsn).tlarshllsruhsrdt “Tame.
.mw-‘cm'Iw titre: HHIDGEPOHT THEATW
“M'samdlmsisssdcowsdydsecna
8 Mt Water Doom. 8
Boys in Swimming Scene. 2 ,
Intlnepstisllemmyuedturthlsi’rolucnou. WMWmmmia
do.
our
STABLE BEIIIII W
"”EH°"FI1III III Saturday, IaIII inland 21
We will display our early purchases of S tin Millie
Goods, including all the Latest Styles and Matengals for eta
coming Spring season,
Call and examine
H- Kreiger,
Under Mahackemo Hotel South Norwalk.
column In IT
Broken Lats
WINTER UNDERWEAR}
AT LESS“ THAN COST.
“'Vana” [naming meam Ladies Ribbed Vests,
Ladies’ Scarlet Ribbed Vests,
Ladies’ Scarlet Plain Vests,
Children’s Vests, all sizes, at reduced prices. _
A Biclerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. 01-. 2,
25c to 15c":
750 to .390 i
970 to 650
W. B. "All & 80.,
OF BRIDGEPORT,
Have bought the Ambler stock at Dry Goods, and
MR. LESTER HYAT'I‘
Is sellingit out
l'i' LESS no on cam on THE noun 7*
At the old stand to Narwelk.
Clocks at less than half price; 2 ,000;
Wraps go at $5; Jackets and Sacques fora
800g
,Rugs and Oil Cloths cheap;
Ribbo
andg Laces at half price; Dress Goods Silks
Linens and all Fancy Goods at really anion
Iishing pnces.
W. .B. HALL Jr C
F. H. NASH & BRO
ILIIIIII III Innis ‘l‘lN IIIIIIIIIIIIII
WI ARE sumac
VIB‘lflRY. NEW Silllflllll all soul's Bill!
"I [IV
easement-am.
ammonium DEDORA’I‘ED AND PLAIN
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