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temperature changes and
northeastorly winds. fol-
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“in vanish, followed by’
dangerous sestsrly winds.
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larch 21,1091, 7
7ouseven candidateslton-
Lot Deuhury, will move to
next week to assume charge
7.......... Fine Weight.”
inserting of Trinity parish
in the My school room,
7 , Itasca St. John’s unconce-
Mdhlay is larger and more
than Wm bolero.
W “The Fairy Queen” will
' bythe pupils of Mrs. If. E.
itminary this evening.
cinema. 3. Stran-
frank’ [word were appointed
the Rorwnlk Iiiltarv insti-
Ooncsrt at the South
Itore, Saturday evening.
sesadvertiaement.
diva of the Sons of
will be instituted in the
W division, Friday
7, 7 ‘ summoned?”
Walk, give a comp men-
tholrfrms to—Inorrow eve-
“ Morldhaddorcompany
' ”photograph! taken with
and hose carriage on Good
cyan-resume
M, of Cranberry Plains,
by Chief DrForest last
’ "hlhriously drunk and
”hyJudgoBurlhutl.
III-ts, who was suddenly
7.. the residence of his
3. Jesse, yesterday
whtahsnhaehto the asylum
.mmw’ Thebestoe.
how true by the on Well
.yAehforit
7 7 (Review avenue.
, Mrs. Smith will
'«lls‘w,
g‘Inore,Washiagtunnud ethsrcitlrsnad
decree Jenni-er. of Brooklyn. hrs
Mauritius withKelioggtflm'
newsman».
Wiillammm has bonus the foun-
"dolionfarahouas for In. Esther lu-
' (uracil, onIowndesaveuus.
~0how “Mkwood’s Fins Weight.”
monument-mo other benefits. at
Woodward avenue. this morning. The
“mu will be held Friday.
The lierwaik Lock company wIil close
1“albeit factory tomorrow night and it
will remain so until Monday.
”M Charla?“ il in Windsor lunch
‘Iomoilugtholorgshall {suds portion of
the cross from the steeple of the Catho-
‘, lie church.
The funeral of tire. Mary E; Locus—
bury was held the afternoon at 2:30,
from her into home. Interment will be
in Union cemetery.
Ila-y Ichleen died yesterday after.
noon. The funeral will be held from the
Nornton Episcopal church tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o’clock,
—-'l‘ry “Best Dark Smoke," } lb. pack-
age only in, at Lockwood' .
L. B. Mix, manager of the central
telephone oiliceis moving today from
Isaacs street to his newly purchased
residence in Glenbreok.
Colonel F. S. Roberts military institute
closes tomorrow for the regular spring
vacation of one week. Nearly all of the
cadets will go to their homes.
There will he s' rvice this evening in
Trinity church at 7:30. The sermon will
a he preached by the Rev. W. Btrcther
7 Jones,recter of St. Paul’s church. Fair-
--0nly two lots left on the south side of
Lowudes avenue. The others are cold.
Price 8875. These lots are nicely located
and are a bargain. For further particu~
lara apply to Taylor & Golden or Chris
tian Swans.
Ferrell Betta, hook-keeper for Holmes
II: Easier, is sick at his home on South
Main street. Howard Bell, of Rownyton
is helping out at the store in Mr. Betta'
absence.
Everett Knapp was arrested last night
for breach of the peace. The case came
up for trial before Justice Townsend
this morning, and was adjourned until
8:00 o’clock.
Mr. and Ifrs. Willtam Jame will give a
reception tonight at Germanin hall, to
thch the members of the Germanic
Stunnerhund and their families are re-
spectfully invited.
‘ —Get your carpeh cleaned by the
Bangaluckfiteem Carpet Cleaning com-
pany. Orders left at David Stew’s, or
by mail, will receive prompt attention.
Rev. 8.T. Graham,‘of St. Ambrose
church, New York city, has accepted
the call of St. Paul’s church. and will
commence his duties Ifay 1. Rev. C.
I.8slleckwillnctasassistantrector.
Sit Knight Timothy Henly spent the
creator part of yesterday afternoon, try-
ing to master the art of bicycling. It is
stated by these who watched his gyrs-
tions, that he saw stars several times.
Boston sugar men are very reticent In
regard to the reported drop in sugar. and
will say hutlittie. At the cmee of the
Standard refinery there was no doubt
that on April 1 the price of granulated
sugar w it go down to die per pound.
—Ch "Lockwood's Flue Weight."
Amen he Hsthodist pastors who will
be returned to the field they new occupy
are Rev. Arcs Bill, of Blmsbury. form.
erly pastor of the South Nerwalk
church. and Rev. R. W. Jones, of Wat-
srtown, formerly pastor of the Norwsik
church.
A number of friends of William
Browngavshimaeurprlssparty at his
home on Wilton avenue, last «suing.
About twenty-live guests were present,
and the ovealn wee spent in singing
midnight.
—-A new line of spring colorings is
carpets, at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
A. Bach has the eontractilor re-laylsg
its feet of the sewer on South lists
street. lrom Lootwood's cigar store to
lonnshnry,lethewoond:0o.’s. There
willbsalleah tank at the upper sod,
and a feuefoot man hole at Lender's:g
We W .
'l‘hsOid Well Beck and ladder (burn:g
pony entertainment committee have do-
cidedtoepsn the chart for theseisof
reserved seals for the entertainment to
7 he [“00 at Music Hall. AprllOilhht'l
a. m.. Tuesday, April it. Only fire tests
can he rssrrvsd at one time.
wallow ulIIIskwood's Flue Weight,”
light or dark. Bast chewing tobacco
out. Atlashwood’s Olen-store.
7cnsalsfertho median
7hmolmbwmymlm
and dancing. hopper was served at w
comwtouswlthl ire-hlaurols has
won
Intonation. Woolen-ill“-
”mailer. route endorsement”
mowedefartists wall haowndnthoA
WWriiulsudIhrywsallm
mammal-ounce.»-
Washington, Daily Post says this”. "A
“Lydia" and “The Dealer? Lydia
Thompson and her excellent company
the Academy of lines. It to sale may
’ that better pleased audiences we tell
the theatre. liar Thompson's dancing
westbsmnoolflcatlonorgraoenadbsr
ailentdence in the second not well do
served the scenic received. Ilr. On In
excellent as a comedian, and kept the
audience in a roar of laughter the wholem
evening. The other members of them
we". 7 iii-- duties '9,- election]
the best we have seen here this means.
an I... y.» '
The Standard Theatre was packed to
overflowing Monday night upon the
occasion of the apwarsncc of George W.
Lederer’a comic players, headed by the
famous comedians, Gus Williams and
John '1'. Kelly in the laughing leatlval
“U and I." This play has met with great
success throughout the country and is at
the Standard for a run. It is to musical
came upon the fist house system audcm
lull of funny situations, new music,
catchy songs, gorgeous costumes, pretty
girls, unique dances and grotesque com.
edians. Williams as Prof. Uogerblctz, a
German music teacher, and Kelly as
O'Donovcn lenses, a Celtic brick con.
tractor, are Inimitable and keep l
house in a roar during the entire ti
that they no on the stage. Florrie West.
the seuhrette; Gertrude Zella, the prime
douse; Barry Kelly and Charles F. We]
ton also distinguished themselves. In
fact “U and I" to probably the best farce
comedy that has' yet been seen In Nsz
York and its run at the standard is like-
ly to be a long and profitable one.
no Kendal;
Ira. Kendal, her husband and talent~
ed company will make their first appear-
ance in Bridgeport at Bennett's opera
house on Friday, March 27, when they
will present the charming play of "The
Queen’s Shilling.” Mrs. Kendal is the
only person connected with the stage
who has ever appeared at Windsor castle
before the Queen by direct command of
her majesty.
"The Private Secretary."
At Bunnell‘a Bridgeport Theatre, Bab
urday, March 28, matinee 2: to, evening
8: 15, William Gillettes ssidesplittingcoln—
edy will be presented by.
, WWII-ck?“
produced the above named comodyat>
company filled theIr parts in a creditable T
momma. whole sh’ew wds one of '
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double .1..an mem-
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lm. alts. Ileonie, altos? 'l'sicott
Hull, Edward Slater, tenors; W. 0.
Perry, Nelson E. Raymond, basses. “mi!
R. J. Sawyer will preside at the organ.
4-month it; In uncflailn am", Roll
waik.toueall fmaily. (i. liauisnbrck. In ml
01“! FLOOR. 1! 9300's. nu. HODBRN
rapturous
hrroaperunantsat 87 Water street. heath
Applynt Brclcr’ a grocery store. ial
Washington street.
Incl? II
4300)“;
on mm recon an! avenue
unohmmtlr. apptytoc.
ABOUSION TOLL” STREET AND TWO Olt
three hours on Lexington avenue. South
Nerwalk, Apply to Jacob I. Layton. it! if
HOUSBR AND ROOIR 0N WATER 81'3"!“
month. “.33? of...” «m... “a" och—”Mu
R's. Ion
Lanes BOILING. LAST 0880 FOR a
steam . showers-yahoo... an»;
toJohn MMDWe-Ismiurthny
under the direction of Cherie: l-‘rohmsn.
No funnier comedy was ever written
than “The Private Secretary," and a
good hearty laugh is twice relished when
the humor is of thss healthy quality,
sensible, aubsteutial and consistent, as is
the case in this pretty domestic picture,
Incidentally illustrated.
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
When asked if all diseases were curable
if treated early, said “Yes, but some dis
eases began two hundred years ago."
Precisely—no one knows when scrofula
and specific diseases began. We only
know that we inherit ekIn diseaser,
king’ s evil, rheumatism, boils, abmsees.
white awellings, die, and the themes!
world is just learning that Cactus Blood
Ours is the one only infallible vegetable
neutralirer of these blood taints. Sold
at Plainted’s dru store, under Mshecke
mo hotel. South orwalk.
Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon.
D North Iain street. opposite Podmore‘s. Chil-
dren‘s and hadlen’ flair mttlog a specialty. run But
TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD.
for all kinds of
II. D. RANDALL,
Architect and hnpwinleudont,
labockomoii otelBleck, Ilouthli
Oemultatlce lram 6 led p. at.
ALDEN HALMO,
m II ALI. In" 0’
mean AID BALTID HEATS, BAUUAGI.
VERA“, WOMEN“. WEIR.
”68.1.0”. omen OOODI. use.
mil. oversee. 00.. 00.. 00.
NORTH "All 07.. NEAR WII‘I‘,
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the monster enhlhit bur adminis-
met to Ihhecert adalaslmsat
NS 7.7.8. JIIEII
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Murrow"
Trimmed Bonnets, Bound lists Ind
locust,
”use: t‘nu‘t'ufim
JOSEPH IUIIA.
IIN ROLLS.
oi
roe. SALE OR TO BENT.
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Fonsauort'ro Elm. romanc—
Inlrvlew Roman-thither Gone. a
rnaalagordw; ”moms.
a Pnrtlsalnrsenno—
abcveaddrses motiw
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laryii‘. Khmpereh. lalsofNorwaih
minimums
aumrna resort. in
atabilug. waterfront. II
plicattcn to Ira ll. lamb.
I
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pen
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mafia on the firat‘l'emda “:thde limbs
“Emu: oand'h mun-II rage" by n “IL
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aerial euthe'riltythei the said defendant resides
octet Isolate.
0'an Ordaed that notice of the pmdeacy
nlsaldeempialnt heglrcnsald defendant by peb-
iisbiag this order in The Iron lineman. a
newspaper intedluhoslhli .insaidtewn
of Norwalkmlwo mainly, commencing
on or before latch 250.10".
WI. “it. B’tlllhTo
Ass? clerk of the Buperloe roost tor Patricio
77 THE ONLY CEMPE‘I'ING LINE
POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
”ribbon in labor-keno llctel. mm in
N. K. FERRIS.
ottho orwalhllcmuh ii
Organist 1i .sad o, await.)
Teacher of Plano, Organ and liar-say
Residence as West Ave» 1’. 0. Bow 181.
simmer. Warren,de Onesehmh.
low York.
ELEVEE Ellll EEElIEEY
BUTTEK
FINEST MADE
Mind! hell it. field only by
“7,3. F. STEVENS,
Innate Haul atone. an"
GRAND OPENING.
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at Tuesday all Wehoiay,
MARCO 31 and APRIL i.
Mounting.
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labowwliihsrwvedfromttolm
MU S] O HALL,
. WEIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY, MARCH 31,
special-micthswsridrmsenodasIr-a
MISS LYDIA THEIPSEE
comics-numb thee-eel
Hashim mania-nominee,
”TEE DAZZLER. ”
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maria... Ocean and iwlisti
verpresanted to tbd public The Com
headed by the favorite Swan‘s“ Egbert
‘Nodinl Ir. amen. '
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fill of new and catchy music. rinsing. modieys.
andtmni'l'd
lleosrvstlfioataen Intent lloyt'so and
hollow I'm
Eamon Bruno.
SPECIAL BARGAINS BY EBY
WEDNESDAY
FOR CASH
come
WEDNESDAY, APRIL hm
l5
%:ilkm peruse ......
llik, percan .....
White Wash Brushes at your corn prices.
Ourladlau RlvcrO'angos anaekncwiedgedlhc
hsstluthstowuorsmle. Ask for umpimolthe
heat'l'sesandOoMin lII.theelty OarGIcrns
mmmhmwy
THE BEST.
g’nnemberthesepriorsare foroeodarceu
bargains
' Keep yooreyeon this specefer Wedamday
GEO. A. FERRIS,
WIDE-AWAKE GROCER,
No. 20 North Main Street,
mhdl if BOUT}! NORWAII.
7i. 0. JENNINGS,
PaperHaIIIwalciaiIer,Painter
AID some I:
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
ct non-rs netwareeer.
8001'! nominal. 00!“.
hoohsef full line lateIl atylrsof P
WWII“ aarllaiit c’dlsgs taken to barium
inspection counties ”postal.-
Ith RSTIIA'I'IS 0331“?“th 61m.
SARAH J. WATERBUBY. Order
anrxartorn o wamsnnr l Notice.
State of Oeuneetlcut, Fairdsul County.-
pon, latch a), a. 1).
Upon Ibecowplaialmhsgdmflsrah.’ f Waéerbury‘
recurrences are more.
p totbe Superior Oovrtln for Pair-
lsld Gena 'lbssdsy
?, on the first
sow-rm o
authnllhorlly,
respondent,
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
JACOB M. LAYTONM
WE. we” was:
MRI “‘Wfllnm
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women-seamen...
SOUTH ROBWMIK. OT.
$500 REWARD.
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FURNITURE
GREAT: BARGAINS.
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mill Balk ll let Patient
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L. H DECKER,
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topmifythe brthdeo Ioeloredtssassd u’d
well-Ionian!
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ELECTRIC WORK.
todolirrtrchernnralI
mdaaforwtrtngtsunmend
Have Your House Wired Bolero it Is
Phrtored ‘
Burners Repaired.
Batteries Filled.
BELLS FROH 03.20 “P.
Aliworhgnaraetssdtoaivssntishealon.
W. C. PERRY,
00 lwnlh Inl- 85. South Kern-It
AT
toms truly,
blade, I:-
VERMONT
WESEEE PETATEES
0
WHITE STAB. :
BEAUTY OF RIBBON,
EARLY soon
Ellllllll ll Ellllilllll
Ell SPECIAL
THIS WEEK WILL BE Oll
Oalyir p‘s‘r pkgwflplorss.
lit some... inn
ONLY 000 A um.
GOOD FRIOAY EVENING. March 27.
l. liciennan & 8N.
“ghost Chocolate.
Demons-rm]: arr-7|) means can“.
BRIDGEPORT (BREATH,
m0" Um I”.
SATURDAY, 77.7777 as.“
Ira-um as one “was
Willlaltl all”
0mm. lade- the direction or
mm...“ run I-nrvm seem
lmwm'l‘llE QUEEN’S SHILIIING. “D’le‘il'ihohutmmq. '5'
some”
”MgguWOnum M lgflllo. flaw.“
Afternoon or April I—rnn nearer. Dawn
wmummmMXHMI-mn
NEW SPRING
onus Gun
PLAIN lllll PLllllS.
Bargains in Styles , from Last .Efliiiii,
Madalywhmof
MP“; and Mrs. Kendal
ouansWe
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84 WASHINGTON sT.
SOUTH NORWALK. 01';
SPRING OPENING!
Milliiery.
Friday and Saturday, larch 20 III-21."
We will display our early purchases of Spring Milliuery
Goods, including all the Latest Styles and Materials for the
coming Spring season. Call and examine.
H- Kreiger,
Under Mahackemo Hotel, South Nor-walk.
W. E. Illll & Ell.
OF BRIDGEPORT,
Have bought the Ambler stock of Dry Goods, and
MB... LESTER HYA'I'T
ls selling it out
ll LESS THAN FIFTY GENTS Ell TEE EELLLE
At the old stand in Norwalk.
Cleaks at less than half price; ,OOO
Wraps e “.35; J aokets and Sacques fem
song; Rugs and Oil Cloths cheap ,Ribbons
and Laces at half price; Dress Goods Silks,
Linens and all Fancy Goods at really aston-
ishing prices.
w. B. HALL & co.
F. H. NASH a. BRO
ESTIMATES GIVEN ON
PLllIBlllli. Ell FITTING. TIN ill'lllEEl lEllllWll
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noun. III 37mm ill 3mm our '~
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