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VIII-AWAKE OIOOEI.

All. 20 IIIIIII Alain Street,

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Ii" York Herold Weather forum».

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II. this rlbitrlet Iii-Ill) warmer. tnii' weather,

i vvlllprobubly prevail, willilizht variable wtmld

III-routing many mint-fly int! inn-tuning in
(one. followed by eloudinm and mulhlyhy
rain and a thunder atonn. I In Tuesday fairto
purity cloudy. slightly warmer mother and
fresh to brisk southerly and couthwenterly
winds followed by locnl rain and thunder
storms. except in the southern and wwtern
portions of thiI-I motion. and by falling temper-
Ituro.nnd on \\ odneoduy. fair weather. with
no (In tried I hanger; of tempernt.ttre
Miniature Almanac for 'l'urlnorrovr.

Sunrises I.” Sun sets High tide Low tide

I)”. I:

Mr. and Mm. Eduard Quinn-r are the
proud parents of a girl who arrived Sot-
urday afternoon.__

An adjourned meeting of the library
board will be held In the rooms on W ash-
ingtam stunt this evening.

Raymond Brothers have a large eon.
tract putting down mtir'rete walk» at
Durien for (i. ll. Tilly.

 

A. E. Austin has been presented with
a handmade black walnut desk by his
sister in Brooklyn. X. Y.

llulrkltlh Lyon. the lending I'lotltier of
“'entport. and an old and nope-elm] riti~
zen. died suddenly Saturday. aged
about III.

—l-‘ivc pounds of choice lin'ttb’ftls‘l
bacon for 500. at F. llayes’ market.

Frank Shields lIa-Ilet't the employ of
Illiarles ll. Seymour. the grim-rytnan.
and will loam the paint-rs trade with
his father.

Raymond Brothers have bought the
Hunt property in Dnnbury. and are no-
gotiating fur another mllble interest in
that enterprising town.

Mrs. Ellen For died at her home in
the long building on Water street. XIII.
walk. last night, agnl til y-u .II'S The
deceased llad bet-nu town Iminioner for
rears.

lfillitflr'fi Keith. his I'on~
nwtioh with J. A. Riggw. the druggu-It.
and aftera wet-Us Tannin!) will raise a
punitiou with John J. Swinton. at East
Bridgeport.

has served

Burgess “underline! had the Inemln-rs
of the highway mmmittee out for a
drive about the borough Saturday mum
inn. looking up room for futon-improve-
ments to the strum-ts.

~00 not fail to attend the axiom» of
the Mystic t'haiu III—night. int). l'. .\. .\I.
hail. Water street. .\‘orvvalk. Tivkets.
admitting gentleman and ladies. weenie.

About twenty bicyclist», inc-iodine:
IIII-mbers of the Ramble-rs club and liar-
uutu'a‘ Cycle (‘ltlln from ltridgewrt.
win-elm! to thi~eity youterdny morning
and tool: dinner at the MaltarkeIIIoImn-l.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Abram Shout-ii. at their
Eruption. weeivml many bamhwtue pres-
ents from their frieruls. tm-luding tit-hair
from the men employml by Roth at Gold-

‘ III-limb]!nndaeupand saucer from the
, ladies.

Next Sunday evening, Rev. A. \

I-hureh. will Ionian-nee a series of
Inonson tha“Charaeter of Jenni in
Daily Life." The topic nt nlu‘ first W I
be “Jeanna Neebnnie."

Dennis Column. drawtemhvr of the mil-
mud Ilnvvbridxe in Bridgeport. a brother
of Michael Colgnnflrf "Ill t'it)‘. in non-
thml to bio home with the grip, and Dr.
Ilublmrd. the attending phyrivion. is
fearful of pneumonia setting in.

 

Jamil. Byxbee. the tloriut. ‘.'l‘” has'
resided on tninilirr of yeah; III I ran-
herry Hair-I. died yuItI-rdtiy. nip-d III
years. Friends are invited loam-III! the
torrent] front his lute miclenee Wain-w
dnr afternoon at half past Inn

 

Rev. l’nulBirthull. mint-III renter of
St. I’Inl‘l church. New Harm. hm ac.
mine-um lmnne tutor of the
131mb of the Amman in that city.
titling the plate mule vacant by the m-
aturation of Rev. II. it. Watkins. to ur-
evpts cult to the munhip mum.
climb. ”....

(tuition clot. Met Imam and
Hugh [tritium hunted Saturday at»
Mayhem. Mourning
Clark uni lthennu we tried helm
Justice Chorus 8. TIMI-cut and final
I! and m ouch. Flinn trutridbn—
toreJmtiec D. P. Winston lined
- Ilium. which they paid.

LAW 8. (Item will nail the
“manila-11min“ attitlflth
demyouwm,uril ”Ill.
undertook,“ flu Hobie. Tat lama.
Imminent-Imus lldl' Ian at
Kannada-.mbtmmmmmmt
everything ”this; to I tint clan
not... mum Hoyt. so.
Window-lune.

Thecouutyounrcltinoofth-WJLT.

 

 

 
 
 

OO WASHINGTON STREET.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. II.
Matlwwson ytuterday.

 

"Ilia Nil-I. the Baron.",vvill be the at—
trartion at the Opera House. III-night.

”...—P."

The No Tutors defeated lite Sprint?
l

i )IiIllI Saturday afternmm. liv‘amoiec

II III" ,"

WI . )’ i""..' 3
Bob Adams sill not a» "taster of vote

monies at the Iran I: tonlI-y beuetit at

the (lent Ritllt. Bridgeport. tonight.

The Junior Prohibition club will hold
a business meeting this evening. All
members are requmted to be print-tit.

James II. Betta will move fmm‘tln-
Hendenion place on Mott avenue. into
the Quigley place on West avenue. llny I.

——A new line of spring mloringn in our»
pets at the Bordon Store. ‘.Sonvalk.

lilies Maggie Burns and Bernard Mr-
Goughlin were married by the Rev. W.
J. Shit-um at St. Mary's parsonage. laat
evening.

 

Then- will bea meeting of tlnv'Y. \Y.
C. T. U. to—Inorrow evening at Mrs. H.
F. “'ateni'. No. i7 Day street. A full
illlt‘lldfllli‘t' is requested.

I hauIm-y Brundage. and Harvey I w It,
Went "outing in Georgetown Saturday.
They caught forty-seven. This is one
of the large catches of the min-in.

Mrs. P. L. l'ettyis M‘I'lfillaly ill with
pneumonia at the home of William
lawrence. on tiny stn'et. .\lr. Low
renee is also I'ontined to the home It itlI
an nttaek of Iliegrip.

-llon't forget uurtion of hunt-hold
giunlfi til 5. l'l. Bttlit‘l’H. ‘.’! Surtll .\lainSt.

Miles Riley. who ran away front the
ehildren's Home in Strntfonl. with two
other boys mtlvantunlay morning. has
captured by UtliI'er Mort-house.- and FF
turned to the home this morning.

There will be a special I'otutuuuimtion
It! Old “'1'“ hnlgt’. l". and A. 31-. It»
morrow evening. This. meeting will be
of sperial interwt to Inelnberu of the
frI-teruity. and they are all eordially in.
vited. It i-s expeetnl that there will Ive-a
large tourtmut.

.\liunie. the elevenymr-old daughter
of JIIhttllcYey. of VunZandt m'enne.
Had Norwulk. died at the home of her
grandparents in Saugatuelt. yesterday
moming. The funeral will be held from
St. Mary's I-hureh at '.’:iII II-t’lfl'li to-
morrow :Iftemoou.

«Sandie "Imperial Bouquet."
any imported rigor.

equal to

James Sutton. an Englishman \ilm nu
sides with his wife at Stevens" plan».
West Sorwalk. i~ hopclmely imam: and
will be M‘lll to tlietTounI-ctimt llI-ipitr‘tl
for the imam- at MiddlMovrn. as soon as
the selemIm-u I-an make out the requisite
papem

—~.\IrI~I. William ll. Jarvis bun toinform
her friend.» and patron-I that sh.- hart P6"
(11th for the III-mill llII' .wrvlres of M156.
L. W. Marat-son. trimmer of one of the
leading homes of New York. whit-h will
enable her in the future to till all orders
with philtlplnt'skt and thorough satisfac-
t . _____

Thevanlk Latin TI'IIIll'i rlub uil
hold their annual meeting at the new
I‘lllh luill‘It' to-mormw evenituz. After
the elevtion of oillI-eni for the emitting
year. limit-vision of the bylaws. and
other routine IIIIIIIIIMI. donning will be
in order.

 

--l~‘ive poutnhs of l'llfllt‘e breakfast
bump for .‘I0e. III I". llaym‘ market.

A sII-cialIIII-eting will he held in the
Town "mute. tomorrow “Elt'mtlilt. to
authorize the "twinning of new-ml DIN-
eI! supplies for the Norrnlk tire deport-

only bare on hand tire hiiridn'd feet that
mu be relied upon. The Milli“ rotted
out by not timings tower Imlry it in.
The objection to the wt bell in that
it is not large tough to be heard all over
tholiorough.

’l'llll tilt’K IIII'I‘I'.

III-Ir unlu- III-u: III-tin- III-oil m in
flair to.

(Ovaries. the young non of Martin Kel-
logg: men-Ito.

later. the thmyeurobl mm of III.
and this. tin-rte- L. Warn-I: amiss.

In». J. I. Bengt: grip.

In. C. 5. Mom. of thin newt. Nor
will: nip.

Alive Foley. line» out: grip.

Andrew Buttery, West Main MM:
m»

$.11. Harlin. Boot 3mm: typhoid
fever.

w Cornell. of Wall!" am. who it!
jut W iron the M. has on
III-oer on llll neck. . , .
mm mam. m Ira-I:
m _ J. . ,

[lam-y Beth. W non of 3m H.
Min: grip.

 

 
 

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Int-III. Theat- supplies are needed by the
th‘purtmenl. I’llll'l‘hll, the blue. it! they

W.F.lkyutt.llrirt fortitollnllniu,‘

NEWS TEBSIILY Tillzll.

lotter- Wortby of lull-I fro-I may
(tutti-r or ('umtlont.

inf; and was drow (ind in the no: Ration

titer.

Ii’r In); L n I! I" t!"
..tériwmi WW ‘ I'Iilz- Mel
.\. Bragg, of Bridgeport. is to be»
pended from the New England Order of
Protection. The mmplninant in Mrs. H.
lluhme.

The United States l'irruit t'ourtluni
devided that Thomna A. Srottpludl re-
cover 311.975.?!) from the Norwich and
New Haven Truth-tmrtution I'ompany for
salvage.

The remains of the first settlers of
Waterbury are being removed from the
Grand street I'I‘IIII-tery in that place and
the ground is to be devoted tIIa park
with a library building in the center.

The freight depot at Mnnrhester was
robbed Saturday night. The other was
ramackwl. Yesterday several hundred
rigors were found SH'I’t‘h-tl in the woods
one and a half miles from the depot.

Some unknown philanthropist has.
ploulgnl Ilium-If to donate SIJIIOB year
to be distributml to the III-serving poor of
Waterbury for the term of five years.
RM". “0me (l. "Hadley. of New Haven,
3 graduate-of Yale in "Ni. will alllh‘l'lll-
tend its distribution.

Friends and relatives of Captain 1). S
Briggs. who tllaltmn‘at'ml front his \I-s‘vl,
the Hattie \'. Kelsey. on Marrh ‘26. when
she was lying in the BriIlgI-Iurt harbor.
belie-re that he was murdered for his
money and Ibo-n thrown into the water.
They have urmtigml for 'u nyIdI-Inutiv
N’ill’I'll for the body and Will have the
harbor drugged.

Itepmuttitig lllllbt’lf as being in put»
remain (I! a story which would disgrunt-
Lyuum W. Case. of Winstul. John A.
Keefe. who Nllll he was a n-rrtmpoudeut
forthe Waterbury Sunday Herald. agree-d
to keep the story out of the paper for $25.
The money mu paid him. Keefe was
subsequently armded at the immune of
the paper for whirls he in not a corns-
[undenb

.SIA’I‘TIE ltY .Sh'II’S TIIII TINT .\'.
Ilr friars Arm! for Minn-tug a Home It»-
l-mulng In l‘rulterrr Joan.

 

Jnlui Slutte-ry. the boy pugiliat of .\‘on
walls. bun left town, fearing tuned for
tuiiappmpriating I’mub belonging to
Junm. the fruitorer. ttlw for llit'ilhlllg a
bone.

Lita! Tumlay 'ntriI-k Slattery. the
boy's father. We"! to New York on bus-
iIIe-u‘. leaving his wu in t‘lmrge of his
barber shop. During )lr. SluttI-ry’szib-
whee Jones. the pmprietor of a fruit
store on Wall street. otleml to let your»:
Sluttery ands; companion haven home
and :I load of fniit tom-lion r- .. 1.. in.

 

you-nine

An unknown man fell from tbecaune- .
‘ way in East Hartford Sutunlny morn

 ; lADlES IIsI suction III lllIIES' FANCISIBIPEII
SEE WEST WINDOW

. CHILDREN’S, FAST BLACK HOSE. 5 to it l-2. lOc.
' " BETTER GRADE; 5 to 9 I...2; l5e.,‘ 2 for 25¢.
splendid Values In Higher Grades.

SON OIIRREllAS New Suites at Attractive Prices.
A. Dickerman & San,

{.84 WASHINGTON iSTu

.TIIEATI‘I‘.'.‘IA A'l‘TltAt'l‘lO‘SS.

[Intertmmaut- of Interest to

' 14ml Plot-(mm

Manager S. K. Stanley. of the Norr

vinlk 0pem House. M'I‘li'til the fol-

MW ltt'g hitter tblo [hm
"Iguaslné;

lulflrwonr

file "Cum
puny, vi" deli.” usenfialur-
day night to n are house. giving the

bt'Sl of Mlltilllt tion to all. The I~ovnpauy
uiu very strougmie. numbe ring tueutt
pm tile. Yours. J. S. TMUIII.
Banugertlperu House. Danbmy. t mm.
The atory of The \l’ife‘f I» of a nature
political,’and runs through the varioue
llll'lllefllzt of an administration. From
Newport. in the opening scene. one is
Inter on transpauted to Washington.
where the struggle for It political ap
pointmeut involves the doIIII-stic rela-
tions. whose wife. before her marriage.
loved another. and was sommted frmn
him by financial Iuarhitmtiotm. Instead
of seeing the humiliation of the Woman
the audience seen the noble treatment
or udI-d her by twosilent stiflerers. The
play ineludes the French I-utotionnlism
and excludes the French 84,-nsatinnalixm.

improbable. "Tho \Vife" tent-hen a strong
haunt. There is a healthful and natural
veiuof humor running throughout. At
the Opera llotm». Friday evening.

The pres-tit Week is the km of George
W, Inlerer‘smmie players. headed by
tins Williams and John '1'. Kelly. in the
laughing festival. "l’ tit" l" at the Stan»
dard Theatre. its enormous Mire.» ram
”mg managers who held mntntrts for it.»
appeaninn- at their theatres. to insist
upon the fulfillment of the same. muse
queutly there are but few more oppor-
tunities in which to witness this side
splitting farce. Its sun-emu on Monday.
Ziluy «lth. wiilbe launder Ilit‘ltartlstm's
nlttflr'rplr‘n'. "The Millionaire" with
Daniel Sully in the title role. This play
has been greatly improved sinI'o its
original appeanuu‘e in New York. cut
down to thrw arts. and now stands
among the tiniest sutua-tful productions
of the pm!!! sermon. It will Im'vbnbiy
run at the Standard far into the #llllllllr'l’.

I’m-(rut SI)»:

“Koch's lymph offers as yet In ! almlute
cure of I‘olcoumption. and many eases of
lupus hun- relapsed." Eating lllSt‘l'.
whit! lulu-rile. lupin by ulnteter name
ltIIm-v n. in one of the tlt‘t" use: I nmpletely
under I mttroi of the t' n. tus Blond L'.uni
a purwly vegetabl» ne 'utmlizI-rand elimin-
sII-Irof all wrufulous and specific. hit-ll
taint. \u minnnil. no failures. no
rival and no rela

Sold J! Plant“ It‘ffdnu; «tore. under the
lluhurkemoHotel. South .\urvvallt tjonn.

 

In a lit of Ilo-sInIIIIlI-nry resulting from
dunk-stir infelieity. Lemuel .\Iorton. It
Illa-indie farmer. aged sixty ymrs. Inuit
enough l'lllunll to kill six men. He had
uric-e beI-u treated at .\Iid-lletnwu for in-
sanity.

 

Slattery arI‘epto-d the utl'er and it was
derided that he should hold lll" riblums
and his friend do the yelling. When the
peddlers arrived iIIWentp-Irt they vvere
Ill-rivlo-Illy dry. but fortityiug throw-Ives
with liquid refre-Jmu-nta they derided to
g» on to llrialgelmrt. The bone was
“hipped up. and when they arrived in
that rity they visited sen-ml salon!“ and
were mm happily drunk They then
began to beat the bone IIIIIIIen-ifully.
The poliI'e ‘augbt right of thrill and they
left tlwI-ity just in time to escape arrest,
tin the way honIeSlmtery rolled over
in the oranges fu-st tblt't'lt. hurting his
friend to drive. lie via-t not familiar
With the roudand beenth but It was
then dark and the; em .Imped for the
nightmtartim: early “eduemluy morn-
ing for home. but both at onu- left town.
The home Wat-I badly used Itpnnd that
afternoon the services of a veterinary
surgeon were required. The horse is
still lame and will not be able for the in
several days.

I'Itlll'lllldl t'til'N'l‘l' TEACHERS.

 

: Ilrhl port hide, out Word-y.

The“ math annual IIII-etinfi of the
i‘iiittleld I'oubty Tmlwiti' mind-m
will be held in the High SI-bool Hull
ltrileetnirt. Fr‘n rainy and Notordayof thin
week. The discusaim on "Rwy “ork
in Primary and [Tumult-II Helm-III" will
he opflml by Nb lien A. Kenny. of
the Franklin strut wind. 23. ll. UIIIII-
lnrt.of the East Nowell III-hoot, will
give I paper on “’l'n'hulul (tumour in
theI Grammar Schultz" dicta-ultra open
ed by W. C'Foote. of the Smith Nimrod
reboots. Weatherman ot2o'elock
the world uninitia- would at the
hat annual «attention to mitt-III!" “The
Diflnettt Wm tlut Prev-Mn tirad-
rd and Ungraded tichwb" will make
It III-port. An org-at invitation is extend
«room oat-his. committees and
vision. This meeting will not tonne
gone-d for other Imminent. and at In.
mice connect out and we»: there timid
III- 3 loge attendance. “flatworm
lmuiin lnmduclnglr‘vrili be dine-II.-
III! by In. 8. B Waleh. of North“.

Minnelli-lunar}. .
The wromaryof 1‘1»me Mord“
for tlmcumtmk gimme-light Ilene
mu withlfllwwh. 8mm
mm. . at tutu m new
WDNTMIWWW

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Tin-tr '.‘.qu (”routine- I» be lit-M to!”

«sodium: lurtford Its-In '

Tar collector's Sale.

\‘HTlt‘l-i i.- bereby given that the undersign-
. nl. rnllwtur of tut-s. under and \ irtur of
u rrrtain tux narrunt. duly t'lrt‘llful and ‘iflll-
ml In. proper authority and IlImtI-Il to flu:
limb-hunted. mmmatuling him to in) and
I nllert ut'
Isl-Zultttli itl’ltl‘ll.\ltli

and otlwl' perv-ms named in the rate book. nil
ilu li-t tout-l warrant nnne ted tlIcIr wwml
pro mrtion-n of tin sum total no then In stutnl
‘lll nun; helm: at tux or amnion! laid upon
the umwmrut list maid! in lw. by the lit-
llabitonnof the town of Summit. mulnrlv
and lrgullrt Itwmblt-Il. to wit on the. '.'tb day
If llt‘tl‘lll n-r. .\ ll. INR‘. met for the “I'M
o! pnn ldlng for the indebtulmwof n d Ina II,
b i In- upon the following III-u ribed real estate

of mild
‘ George "are hard.

v-Iruutwl in said townof Snirwullt. and bounded
.t-I lulluvh to hit:

‘Ilime ton terrain opter plantatlnm in mid
.\urvmlk nullhlflllllrl by the Iotnlnlttw of
mid to“ II for that pur IN‘ up minted. with the
oyster-I therein plum unit In: rlbed as fol-
lovrs: The first is bounded northerly by planta-
tiou ol III-Inge lit-own. formerly Inllunlllee'n
line: easterly b Sprite: Inland; southerl by
demotion of t W. H llny'l. former y of
infin- Raymond. rind westerly ' ' ion
formerly of W alum lllmnteud? I ontulntutt tho
norm more or low. The mond t-I hounded
northerl) by plantation»! It. It. Iloyt; mater-
l) by plantat on of Albert tittibr. southerly
b tlllllflll‘lWR it no and nwtu-riy h) plums.
t onof William 1’. limb". now or formerly.
l Imtninin one our Inureor Inn

.\m! ! .. tall III-ll at public uui'tion at the pub-
i‘n- ~ign poet in Smith Norms“. on the 'IJth-lny
of June. .\. D.. ill ten o 'eh‘n It forenunn. no
note II thrmtf lullll min thrnuumt one dollar
:31.“ tea I cut». that being the proportion of the

the uni: Mailmfi mt. tantrum w ith the
LW" "mm “1' drift In" or. .IoIm.

unlit-rt r. li Ilium.
«morninmzll‘erw rm. .\. into "

Tn collector's 8th.

\VIWII’E Is ben- given that the undersign-
A ed you" tort tum. umcromtby \irtue
of . vermin In warrant. Itul rxn'htnl and
signed by prop" authority. on: dire: tI-d tothe
umlflnltt‘nfil. tlmlltlllllllm him to In) and

Milan
"HORNE III It! “All”

and other pemms norm-I! In Ito- rate-lull. utI
the no Inmial tumult annex-III tin-I II port-nil
pmporthma of the mm total I» therein stated.
min being It In or main nt laid upon
the WIN!!! list male in III, by that inhabi-
in or Inc tour at .Sorunlu. «Ft lnrty and
fly ensemble to III. on the lot day of
lint-tuber. A. ll. elm
Iridium tor the imli-bttdtm of suit town.
finia- mum the billowing demrltml mt mate

I
we?"

mom Bnnhorvi.
shun n! In the totrn III Snow-It. and lxmmlrd
up II III». to unit:
Thoma lvmrmnin oyster plnntutlons to sub!

ruin-It. ml the munitttcem
mid town for that mm o Iintcd. with the
ommm thrusting Illob
erratum estuonherly by pint»
ton of “on certain the II
line; Mum ”PM; “and: mother! '.’}
"out or t‘. . . ll. lioyl y
m armband 1M5: in?" plan lotion
of Wotan-II or out.
“or has. The mood}? non .
Iy Mupuotutkmuh II! it”. easterly by
Host minim"!

mmtttlttet'n line .55" ”at Implantation
of Inm- ttJti'xbn on.” or tau-torturou-

tut one l
mu cello: tim- pui-
ue?“ m It mt: Kermit ”imprint day
of one A. .. . limbo
sci tom-i a" will ratio the mm or
cue-tn. "not no at the not!
O, .g‘h‘"
“will." . unkind: IIIII
mil I a a
II it. mm:
of l”.

 

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Jim Int NormltJIM .A. ..tut.

Inteum-ly inn-noting and not in the least .

WORTH 25c

I

SOUTH NORWAIr

Taylor & Golde't'i. ,
Real Estate andlnsuranee.
. WASHINGTON STREET. .
mourn nonwsnx. corn :

numf
1.. u... ' ' .

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51' IT!) of rooms unfurnished. three in
a family. or small home in good lmution.
Address". A. InreSentiIitlotllw Vu..-lt '

Hill]. to do enernl housework. lrtqttiruut
A the Heroine "mm. n:.'.' iii

1 UI'SI’I winters and paper hungI r~ mthlI-d.
Apply to T. I) .\II (lee l0 l’mitlr street.
Smurf-m Ionn. lunch

P‘IIIST-t LASS Paper Hang: M by the day or
roll. Ike her. 70 \\ mhington street. South
Norvv nllt. ( onn. npfliitt

1301' It or i" ire Hundred quartz. of Milk want-
ed immediately. Apfliy to John II. Item»
son. P. 0 lion 43'». Korvv ( opn. apzzi it

Apply at t! \\ tut street South \or-
film

’l‘llllnll'llth‘ and binders» at John 1' \\ ilmn
(‘o l‘. Iurner of South Main and i' "MPG
y-treets. South .\‘oru ulk.

I-‘ORB SALE.

( .\I. hmqulJltlntl Brewster Buggy in good
II pair. or “til en image for work ho M
Box 357. 50th .\url Illlt H... .K

.\l'lltSTJ LASafunitl) and r-wlhom kind
gentle._-.ouml and ~3th every way. Sold
torunnt at the. lion run In out at Dr.
Balwr' ~. tort l‘nint ~tmt. but Noruulk Ap-
ply to Jtihn Try on. Lttsborne avenue, BBB! .\orA
wilL. Ill? if

’I‘WU tonnes and two \‘m‘nnt lot-:I'nrnvr of

Ens! and Se- ond menu“. Ilene-lit I F arm.
5], tllli an n main on bond and mot-maul.

IL.“

 

.Ill.»

one imm‘ and Inn k: inquire on the treatises.
."tpply at Tm lord. liolilv II' a Re a Katate
An In). tier!

‘1' Bell L-dand an eight room and basement
2 lit-the, with a large pint of wound. The
home I- I ommmlious nn-l innit-tile at and \I If
pluuantl} lot are: Willi be Isold I heap and on
trig“! A I y to rs. . emshu II. Tnthill.
Boll. Wrong fitf

 

TO LET.

)l.l~l.\5.\.\'T fund-Ind room to let. Mutable
for {Vin non- Appli- to Sir... Sherwin-II.
.\e. it More iailntreflJsIuth Survmlk n33:

i\\ l. Kl plenum lot ntiou nob! linrirnviepot.

of about twom m. tax-slimmer“ ntanet)
of fruit; Imus. ot lII rooms: A large burn tor
earring” «aiding and ltVl‘l’} If 'lt'rdrrd
TI run run Applt to Slip In .1 Hoyt. (like!
age-III at tlr pot or John t-errl~ South .\nr-
balk. .qc’» it

Iml lil. Ii lltll Sl-L LII runny. uh Mom ~t.

J Irntcrul \tllngt nf “IstportJ out... three
minute» walk tn store-I. HUN. III Port of the
worm hart been n-ed the pm! pix tear~ tor
”VFW \ lire-“maker and .\lilliner
mnulddo “ell than. Rent \et'y ion: rmmp
inllbclI-ttuauit: rim tronmh; fruit: water.
MI. Inquire-of II. II. Holden. mitt! t

l‘tl' lt— INN“! flat. mom! timinmerfarnng.
ton' S market. Railroad l'ln- e; nil unpruve-
merits: not ill Apply! to t. Sunni. upfltf

I)“ l‘.“ half of honor. \o. 51 “'Imdthtfll
J menue «unwitting four rooms. rent 99.
.\pplv mil. ..\ \tm-Iunnl.

1“”: hot: «a at \"o. ti have pure! I-Intaiuun;
. it‘lll’lnttufi; rent it l’tm—o‘x:lnu .\l. .y .
\pply th-vhu ll. Knapp. .\.. .\"nrnnlk -Il ‘IIf

\lliltl-I on \‘vmhtngtuu I‘ll-ME bridge. l'sw
I io~~lott iInuu-Illattlv ln~ ulre of “In t
qual. ‘5' Main. street. .\orwulk. or ‘.E Spring
«rec-t South Somali» ap‘II!

i’.ll-. “ANT houn- in a nonuni- at its «lily
lSIIITt'h‘tl to permth who would like toti~it
Wmhinpton Some time during the winter or
wrung. Ito-nu and board Slain-lay. .\an
r. harbour tom 1 .~I .\. t! .\\ ushinmnn [M Inbti

OElI. ISLANO.

 

Seaside Colleges in let.

'.l'm: three rite. I light un-l II II room t ..II. it,"
Iolrt b} the Iver it or ~e,u~nn

.\ Ill Ill 2155

Foster Bros.,

mi tf South Nuruulk or llunbur) .

FOB DALI-l OII T0 RENT.

 

IN South .\orvrulk. a nuutli houw of eight
rooms. garden; good well of outer and
fmit trees. For portiiulnrs uliirm W. H
.\Iurehnuu. tin Southb‘uond avenue. Mr V”.
non. .\ Y. au'

LOST.

‘).\' the rare-eh of South Xmivalk It ten do!-
her bill. Finder will be rewarded by lt;II\ -
iI_I_u «III- at Sentinel oiliI r. 323' It

CRUSHED STONE

hill

 

Wallis,

Delivered in ear loud lots at on point between
. New "mm and MW York. urn nine» to cult.

.\Illl rm I2. ’I' t . .
~ our» Mlym.hinn.

IIoliloLII'm'ilro.

II“. J I) Rho WW
r‘lht skit: b5}; tollilo II utlf 09'":-

l' W.” Itridimmt. but will be at her III-III». Nu.
lib \t-nhin Ion nimbmnth .\‘orwolk. our;
murmurs trr 7 II'I lot k where she. will be

to take orders for drew-making In hem
mime. title but also Iskrnthe min-rye rim-n
Kinds-If W Ii. II l'nllkt II..I|IId II have Min-
plrsof All the Intent pattern» from uhlt‘h 5hr
I on till orders dolly. Mfr

IERRIll ROSIIIESS OOlLEOE.

N'I’AMI'IIRD. ('tiNN.

OPEI TIIIOIIOII ENTIRE OOIIEI.

A [III-lethal. Racine-III Train! Neluuil tor
Platinum.thdvntuntertngdu n dimming
I-IIII be thin! to tilt notion» in t autumn.

 

of l‘versbuniimbnm- taugh'tthonmibly. The

I- otteuv is “tint clum' in component. and every
{apartment to charge or eompetrnt nutme-
tm fiend forntalmuc..\ ddreI-A.

I'mIIIIIItlerrillltnlnu'rllollm.

STANYORD CONN.

melon: mute: rues

"I” ”V l. Yul VIAI.
w

N' o h k Extinct”
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mount-
sumo
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:‘l‘id‘x to tulte (are of a horse and an
en

Imdamizing Innis. Driver Illtl .

Witt ch

we marl:

Flour, you know.

finest goods parked .

is business.

Charles E.

7’ lysie-ligll, One lliglit Only.

F'illlflilltvlllfly 1:”l

I.\' THE.

Bream-maker

w ”y” .. A...

Oarlsbad.

Supported by a Izoui nv of players . 'hln'r tally
M’lfl'lfll for [lilt‘ pr!» ut: tloli

 

NEW SCE‘SERY AND HAND—
.Sth E CI IST [' )1 KS.

 

I’rieI-s — :5. w and 75 ‘1'!" s. :65

 

Opera House.

FRIDAY, MAI lst, I89l

UNI-I l‘EltFURMA NI ’1') 05’ LY.

 

I 'I' "I". IIIUIAT

ilyeeum TheaIre‘Suecess

l lulu- tlII IlIrIu tinn of lltl’litl l‘llrliitl. In. umu
ago r. In e mu Timur. .\‘ _I-I.Iitiml

THE WIN:

“7 Hill I'M \I .\.‘b DEVI! I II.
l’m‘nted here with an exast Ion) or the
original N I- tier} and an stoirtv ~ and tier. 1 leaf
t’ur’:~ l" ”v n int“

\ tl. .\lr~. Ivu‘ zillu. Vtttpnrt. Jul}. Thu
lllfl-thllf tln .Itritub The old .LtLtir. "Tto-
Inner." \I-t ll. lie: eptiun room at Sr Ital-Ir
in turn “whinuton. l-ebrunn Sir.» Dex—
tcr :- ball ’-Iho t utirrel "The lithbatid." .\It
I". Library Inltutln- rfnnl \ imuw. ll .-I~lIItu:
tun. Sim- tuning. lln lute-t: Itioti. i'he
tulifr‘sflnli "l‘tlo- Inarrnue t. r'. :lltdniuht
flaw of flu Hominid .\Il IV. Some uv-tu‘.
‘l' rIl Tin rt lighr'. lllt‘ ll:.~~tn‘!t In N. Peter»
him: five aitv'

l rue». .i- Iml.
l’luhlnl - .‘l'tll‘l ti._

 

 

I l\I.trt ttpq‘li at H tie - and
\:[-r i.’7.‘ I :L lli..t::1

 

Build a Home.

Those lots on \Yomlwanl. Lin-
a do and Lmvues avenues 'III' ‘the

CheapesI and Rest leis let the
lloney in On City limits

TWENTY-TWO lOlS HAVE BEEN
SOlO THIS YEAR.

Eight more lots will lmotl‘ered
at present. Terms of payment
will be made to suit your eon-
\‘enit'm'e.

You can secure one of these
lots if you will only try.

For partiI-uinrs apply to

TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Or Christian Swartz.

‘ ,, .. . . . . ,- —. .
1 xi '2! Lil l 1 “... it
vGIUFMI'flm r

MA flout-tone cont-elm “—abnmnhwod

In
manpoynmm u

"WWW-MIMI».
mu mwmmummm

AILDWIIIIILITI
Ahmrmum

FREE TO All.

“NOW"! mm

Don’t forget the store that will stand by

Wellies reunited u lot. of fine Gilt Edge, Sweet, Rosy Rom

newt ill Inc. In Pillllill

A grand rush at this mice. We are sellin
call and see. We have1 the best facilities fo‘rgt‘hli

nautities of Saint
ng you orders for

A FEW BARGAINS FOR out Buttes.

‘2 cans Fine Salmon, 2.50; 'l I-aIIs Tomatoes, 2.50; '3 cans Corn,
25c; 2 cans Succotaslt. 25c: Blackberries or Blueberries. 150.
California Fruits aré' In large (runs. from 20 to

Our
250 per can; the

you in everything that a ‘

Seymour,

 
 

leading liIoeeI, 33 Washington SIIeeI, SIIIIIII Harwell

gulrrfainntrnffi.
O P E R A H O U S E.

OJUST ONE JOLLY \‘ltill'l'.

gr" 27.

The obit» ; . evil thlflm‘) dy Sitcom.

llll't 'l'lll'l

jdAjS RILEYINIbS'““"BaI'QLI

A .\lllnll ul l‘IIrI e( omedy by Edward Holst.

2'

PM" LFIiITlllA '
(' U'Idl‘l ll ATliIVS lll' .\IDROI'S'
SIT! ATIIINS Ll lill'lltil'rll
Ul Tl’ AIIBOL'SLY FUNNY!

IO-Ten-Rreat llomedians-TeII-IO
7-Pretty Girls-7
—IAIIIIIOII OAIIIIE.-—— ~

And the Juitly Celebrated

ROYAL STAR OOARTETTE

tttltlI) \lusiI- III-:tlnul Homing. Exquisite
Singing. l-Ilnbomtrt III-turner.

OOllT FAIl TO SEE “Ills RIOS.”

With 3’. PM and 7.x. t'hsrt now open at
Hair I. and l'lutslul' s a?!

Notice—Oily Taxes.

’l‘lll. tovpayI n of thet‘ it) of South Norwulk
are hereby notitiI-Il that the ( it‘y tax of ten
llllllhutl the dollar. laid on the asst-ostrich! list
... trio at m ll) Int-lint; lit-hint) the tit-It day
of “on b. not will be due and payable .\lnyl
i~".Vl nt whiIh time i shall be ready to receive
thevune at my store, III \\ tubingtou firm.
‘nuth S-Irwnik. 1 unit
iIn.lI II .II the mt. ..I' ‘.tp‘m'ttl pu- annum
frI-tn Man 1. Mil. vvitl be Illumerl on all bills
rrmaining unpaid on and um I .lum: l. hm.
it.“ .\.\ S.\Y IJE K
I ollu tor of t' tly Taxes.
“died at South Xerxvnlk. April I. in". apt

 

 

ilottce~8chool Taxes.
’l‘llrl taxpayer:- of the South Somali: l nion
\I hold iii-4m: :ttr lIIII' In lllillllfll llmt
lln' dim-int nu of tinnund um dialinfléi mills
on [in dollar int i on the In“ It u~ue~sment int
of NIL-II tin-mint; ”I the (ltbll’ll t held on the
‘Li do} ut’ June Hint. at tin Franklin street
~Ilmoyl hoiw will in due and payable on the
l him of .\I.lv II‘JI ‘tf within time I shall be
tend} to meive the mine .it the hardware
«ten- or A. ll t tile}. in .\llblt‘ Hullbloek. Pun—
Llh it the mteof nine db prrIcnt. ayearfroru
.\lm. l \rtliIx-eburtzal on all bill.- remaining
unpaid on and after June I. III“.
A TOLLI‘IS.
t 'Hllvt' I: .r Hf T.i(e~ for South Sort-all; l Iii-In
SI bowl district.
lIaII- d South Sorwalk. April I“. him. alillm

Eggs for Hatching

l hater no“ u-tting4 of Bugs of llIlIll'I’Bl
~trnin~of

White 'llnelIins, light Brahmas
and Plymouth Reels.

All Premium Stock.

1:. B. stuns;

»t l'lmpel Street, South Sorwulk.

1:qu «using THE PEOPIE.

”wing III the grueling demand for my

Popular Clam Chowder

l uill entitli primtr (amines. eitubl’nthim:
daily rmm.‘ it. at of quality guaranteed.
‘.’tir I'I It "I All’l’. L'u' l'l-JI 0.111105.

l~lmll L’iu the lithium- my personal Ittcn.

Hun in making and delivering l willulso fur-

m- -it it in am de-drul quantitim In anxieties.

pnv It.» IllllN. bulb. pi. niu. prit no or publi-

pnrttr— .it Short unil- v -\ddn M

W. E. COLLINS.
55 Franklin Avenue, Romait, lit.

:il' D .Im

Miéses SI. John.

Easter

MILLINERY

DISPLAY.

:tll .lm

 

 

 

We tltttlte our regular Eun- -r display of

Trimmed Bonnets, Round Rats
and leaves.

hubrui in“ the lurur «t and most seiner Inl-
lrlllun cur brouuli out In) up All are tor-
Illnll) imitrd tot-.nli

MISSES ST. JOHN.

Carpet Mating. ,
Oarpet laying.

lam now prepnrzl topmmptly attend to

All Kinds oi Carpet Work

Ila '.I’IIIIIIIVOM.” cleaned Illil
mt: Rel gill.

 

.\‘nv t' urpet- rhodo- and laid at sihort noting
IIIIII III-pets repaired In It»,- Int manner. In
short. any wort; pertaining to rurpetn dam
prmuptly and at rump-bio pri em.

John Allen.

W i rum N... [M H.
r Dollop: left “'13:? nybm- .- mtn‘orant'n. Itoil.
. on are. so: . "W .
Hakim strut. Moth Somali.“ y ‘ u “will”?

 

 

”THE BOTTOM

 

BMRWS

BRIDGEPORT THEATRE. "RE?“

“for unit In
mmwzfliillhmhm ouw'i'lr’iii'p'i’eliill ..I m. In» line ..I IIIMW Incl-II fly
semen 150.. Min. 150.. (or III-3o!» AIIMHOII- tit-r Attractions 50'" 1th.. .3.

SATURDAY. MR 25. mlATIIEE AT 2: I5, EVENING AT 8 l5.

mom» «museum. w A. lived: a.

OF THE SEA.”

l'flrn—‘fllltflr. mmlmtflot’um.
my 2~MATIIIIEE autum- 2 p. m.
BILRORE and his Em

Oandtlldlleneetlco.

“Minimum“