Win pay some.
fix, 1th a V»
tutu on not «water— ,7.
THE Imus ’SENTINEL.
JANE; GOLDEN, Editor 1nd Proprietor.
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PLAISTEB’S
FORBCLSTBRE.
. ENbEuT.
A. TERRIS,
“—111: WIDEAVYAKPP—w
BARBAIN LRBBER
maintains in Wednesday
FOR CASH.
Wednesday. Aprll 29
I. . ”an
TIIé'y' are Going.
all?” mfiwfi in In “milm
on you oflord to lot-II Int-Melatonin
Save Money.
1.3:! ”grim :n for .I'lrlll' I”
o A. Harris,
Ian hurl.
No.20 Nonll Naill Street.
‘Tg_us"fi“s'it”6r~zur.
Just Resolved
MSW sIIIIIIIIIs
Ill
R: drug storm this morning A large unlu-
. qm-iol borough meeting, held Hominy
_ Washington are».
In York Eel-ll Weather rarer-4e.
in this dlltrlet today tumor. clear weather
cum-utterly mmnvmmtw
nil, followed hr n'firorm wave" from MI
full 0 warmer. fotrtoportly cloudy
wohtlnr. kmtheuterly and mouth.
may winds. ollowed by rain and local
norms. and on But rdoy brink to fmh wester-
ly winds end [an]: cloudy weather. mailed
by local rain extending eastward to the route.
”Intel-re Alla-m for Tomorrow.
Hun rbles Sun sets High tide 11m tide
4:50. 0:40. 3:89. l0:3“.
Captain “Decker, of City Island is mov—
ing to East h‘orwalk.
Mr. Spleer has eretrteduborn at the
reorof his residence on Wilton avenue.
—Boys wantedto sell Tun Eyzxmo
Szzmm,
A covenant meeting will he held at the
South Nonnlk Baptist church this even-
lug.
Min Ron and Mary Orrnsby are quite
sick with the grip at their home in Win-
sled. ,
Williaurli. Barrett, of Cranberry
Plains, has seemed a poeition in New
York city.
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19. K. of T’..
will confer the Grand Orient this evening.
All Knights are invited.
Robert \"nnBuren has broken ground
for the foundation of a eoltageou Frank-
lin avenue. near Stevens street.
-—A newline of spring rolorings in ear-
pets at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
George Norrell has» moved from Clay
street to the cottage recently Irncaled by
Winfield 3. Lyon on Taylor avenue.
Lawn-nee P. Mott, the veteran librar-
ian of the Norwalk library. is seriously
ill with the grip at his home on Elm
street.
The new engine for the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Electric Light eompany
arrived this morning. It will be run-
ning Saturday.
-l"lve pounds of choice breakfast
bacon for 50o. at F. llnyI-II' market.
The Jerome Paper company have one
lnat'hint' running and this morning made
their tint shipment. consisting of 50
man of paper.
l’ostuunoter Duty bar. nnangel to have
the spam on the east from of the post
ofliee duly sprinkled and wired for. Now
let others who go dry go nnddu like-
wise. -._.
~Boys wanted IosI-TI Till". l“\EXI,\'Il
Sufism.
William R. Raymond. formerly of this
my, wwrittor of the Pnnpeot Home.
Southern Pines, N. (.1. died Tummy
night. His remains will he brought here
tomorrow for interment.
The chart of reserved seats fur Walter
Hell’s concert in Muoie llall next Tues-
“day evening. opened at Hoyt It Gregory's
her of fit ketu have aimed} been sold.
The hoae committee upwinted at the
afternoou.will meet in the Attlclueuln
this evening. to look at samples and pur-
chum the 3.000 feet of mbberhou- for
the Nonnlk Fire“ De Ipartment.
~~Athlelic cigar just_ out. ’l‘rv them.
The wedding of Ramsey 'l‘urnhull
and Milan Mattie Benedict. daughter of
II: (I. Benedict. well-known in Nor-
wulk. oceurred 'l‘IIeIIduy afternoon at thw
home of the bride. No. It) Went flint
wtnIet, NewYotkI'ity.
Al‘ 3
eve-«- I
A odo- of the Clark bully our
held tut week in Permian. Cabot
whit-h In. 1‘. R. Lem. of WI-Iltport and
Mn. F. W. Perry. of Norwalk. were
pmt. forming, with eight other
sister: and brotheru. an unbroken family
circle. ”WW“
The clurtric lightoon'f'nylor avenue.
Went dreet ondlmve IItIeet have not
been burning for the put two nights.
Lowe meet. owing to the work of grud-
lugthe Itreet. laying dammit-mono.
ton. in one of the most donut-nun lowli-
thin the city, and the light: should he
kept in add.
~Tlle King's Thughterc of the (hume-
gotionol church will hokio “cake ale"
{Pom Mo lip. In. mfildky.loyl.ut
the residence of lint. 0.1.. mm.
The nuuyfrbnlbofchlrlu LW-r-
rao, formerly bookkeeper It Crofut a
Knopp’l hot factor-y. No.1. now no.
Whittle null-for the Mot
hbhblthm ,whlhodmllyylevedtom
Whoa Lmlylllll
Tim WILL HAVE.
Transistor
BB NASIIIIBTON STREET.
A good W hand busiuein wagon I
offered for sale cheap in today's hone.
Themgagoment of III-I to, Harris
and Franklin won. of out my, "a
enamored.
O. J. Clark has bought out C. A. ilavi-
lands IIIW business betu pen ‘lur-
wplk ”Fl; 20"“? Y Y'l‘. oily”I “V":
‘4” «allied "lo "on rm; Hi nililto
snow; m
G. Willinnns._ TlIoqus and Seldeu.
members of the original Cuban Giants,
will play with the (lorhoms in addition
to the regular players on Saturday after-
noon. at the Baxter grounds. ,
Primary and grammar grades of the
city schools will close tomorrow, owing
to the county convention at Bridgeport.
The High school, however. holds its reg-
ular morning and afternoon sermons.
The report to he presented at 2 p. III.
on Friday at the Flirfield county teach-
ers" ummntion in Bridgeport, will be of
intent to district I'ommittealond boards
of school motors. whose attendant-e is
urgently solicited.
——-Five pounds of choice breakfast
bacon for 50k. at F. Hoyt-3‘ market.
At a city meeting held January 28.
Mayor Willilull B. Reed was authoriud
to sell the land owned by the city. in the
borough of Nm’alk, known as the Jesse
Denton property, located on Stevensllill.
The property is 2501800 feet. and is be-
ing surveyed by Perri» S. Moreimuse. It
will be out up into building lots and sold.
The III-wing nmelline eonteatiby whiI-II
anumbI-r of South Xorwalk merchants
have been advertising their business,
ohms today. and the machines will be
awarded and delivered to—morrow. On
the same plan the leading boldness firms
of South Norwulk will give away (I $500
piano. September I. The instrument
will be on exhibition at the South Nor-
wallt Bolton Store next Sanlrday even-
lug.
PBIll’BTI TDU INIPW
Wherr- uml How "they Stipend Their Ilours
ol’ ”emu."-
.\lm P‘. Bmks.of Wilton. and )lrs. J.
U. Stevens and William .TI-ITersoIl. of
East Norwnlk. spent Tumday with Mrs.
‘lnuisa Buttery. Walt Main street.
George ll. Allen and wife. of Chestnut
street. .\"orwalk. are in New York.
IhIorge Allen, of Bulfnlo. was in Iowa
yesterday. looking up matters mounted
with the prosecution of From-h spoila-
tion claims in whit-ll he is interestul.
Mr. and Mrs. James. I]. Knapp and
)l'w Knapp.of West avenue. have n-v
turn-ml {mm [kn-er. Del.. Washington
and other points of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burbank have n~
tumed to their home on South Main
street, after spending the winter in
Southern Pinem N. C.
Mrs. Smith Keeler and Mn. Charles
Pratt and daughter. of llquI-Jhorgio.
are visiting Mrs. Robert Hoyt. of \I'I-st
street.
t'. R. P‘iIIIIer. of Stamford. attended
the indoor athletic content of the Y. ll.
l'. A. hut evening.
William I). Seymour. of ltileIIliI-ld.
railroad Culllmlfltlltlllt'f. was in town
to-dly.
(Japtain J. (3. Thomas and daughter
Bel-it» of Stamford. are stopping at the
Mohaekemo.
llli .\Tll Ill" I'AYTAI" STIPIIBS.
l.- on". flotill- n Prominent Wntport
.\Iun After a Ilrtef lllneu.
Captain William I). Staples who had
many warm friends in Norwalk. died at
hi» midi-two in WWII. yesterday
nftemoon of lo grime. after a brief ill-
new, aged 60 yeont. I‘uptoin Htuplto
was one of the mod prominent men in
,Iveotnrl Omm-ctieut. lie mthc only
“at National Bank of Wootwrt llo
uneducated in the public subunit. and:
III on early age commanded a market
llltltlp plying between WI-Iotport and New
York. later he become captain and
port ownerof a vowel (w in the
rusting-M Went India mile. When
the war broke out Captain staples en»
lirtcdlntthultadBtnten noryundwu
nude nailing mentor. HI- III-nod until
mummified in HM. lie to on
the "forum on tint within two and one-
holf ym‘ ml» in thrown 'IlflI
"toning the construction of rebel
cruisers and fdlowlug the Aloha“ Ifter
IIIIeIIIuI W from the rim lent-y
into the open one. 'l'he‘l‘ImmropinuI-d
thermal m In toothy-rt, and
held her than. until alloyed hythe
Kennel-gt, them which Mord
link her. Ikptllu prlec returned to
Wintportin twine! engaged in mar
cattle pursuits. lie was on «much
clout of the WI Army and Navy
olobmfvldchhcmmottheoriglnol
unit“. a“ It the time of lull. dmll!
“Want It the ”caution Ind
claimant mm“ committee.
He loam I on M m.
m rim ‘ i In .
' f Wino. , 5.. .3
II Irma, med III-u WI
Britten lull hum overwhelmed with
lube-mull lII halo obliged
to tic-up lb W in new Oriana.
non of HIM Staples. pmident of ‘tlie’
A Cllmx WI 3“”.
I'm to Bar. (3. J. Earth It the
“hell-t Incepti- l-Ifl “I‘M-
Thoreccptionto Rev. ll. [-3. Burnt-u.
the new [motor of the First NI. E. clIuyIrh.
and Rev. C. J. North, the retiring tutor.
woo largely attended at the churelllku ' '
evening by; people of idl Vdenomy
oriI‘I'ioIi a vbry pietty arrangelue
Iltiwen nibbl- Ilhe‘ptllfift“ " The. ‘
all the South Norvmlk churn her and Rot.
Dr. Van Alstyne, of Norwalk, occupied
seats inside the altar rail. l’reriouo to
the speeches the choir rendered several
line aelectim Chan. P‘. Bullock. superv
intendent of the Sunday III-hm]. at ted as
toaster of oerenwnies. .
It was a very enjoyable gathering and
everybody who attended woe: delighted
With the speeches made by the clergy
and the good feeling which mono
Rev. George Von Alstyue. ‘.D D. was
thefirnt number. He was followed by
Rex-II. A. Wharton. Olin llallock. J. A.
Biddle. II. .‘I'. Dunning. I'llarles P".
Ballot-k. superintendent of the Sunday
school, and Burr Snob. who spoke very
feelingly of Mr. North's pastorate in this
city, and the work :ltfl‘lllllpllslll‘d by him.
All the speech-II were highly mmpli—
llleulary In Mr. North. and full of friend-
ly greeting to Mr. Burnt-s. At the elm.
of Mr. Noah's remarks pmutul Ill.
North with It check for gun. a gift fromh
his many friends in the church. In re—
:Ipome Mr. North said in substame that
the flattering allusions and very high
eolIIIlIendations bestowed on him made
him feel very small. because he felt they
were altogelher more than he tlt’flt'l’fl‘tl.
He. however. in turn IuIIIle fully as eon»
plilnelltary reference tm-aeb Sll'flkt‘l‘ who
had preceded him. and mint-lulled by
speaking in the most feeling manner of
his autumn and the members and only
gn-gntinn of the rhureh. .\lr. llurnes
wound up this part of the exert-lam i
torso- and witty spearh. in whieh he said
he had never before Inrtieipated in a
similar «Invasion Iv here then- was out II It
genuine union of all denomination-I. If
all the conditions were as they hurt been
described he felt that the church was too
gold for him but eIInIludI-d that per-
haps conditions here were about as Jo
other plum lie did not know “bill
he should do nor “ hieh way he should
go. but he was sure he Wnuld step
in no tracks. About Milli:
o'I-look the large gathering adjourn-
ed to the diII'Ing-rmm of the «hutch.
whereasuluptolm collation was served
by the ladies. .\lr. .\‘ortII was present“!
with It handsome toil painting by .\|r. .I.
Thomlmn while down stairs. During
his illness in New York the members of
his Sunday III'lIu-Il class sent him an ele-
gant easy chair. which was a Complete
surpriw to him. Mrs. North mu also
the recipient of II banal-mule pic-III- of
HPIVI'I' from her Sun-lay M‘lllnll I-lzuts.
At I'lztlln‘I-Iock the people departed for
home. regretting that the happy new
ingu .I.~ at an end.
(“W's
—-Boy:l wanted to sell Tllr. PIVRSISII
SENTIXEL.
'I'llli .\Tle .\l.
l'u-PII‘ P.utert;lulueulu of Interest to
hicnl l'I-T- (loom
.\T’I‘R \I‘TIIIXS.
"TheWifehftroluing Friday evening
It the Upem House. in no doubt looked
forward to by the patrons of better elm»
of Ilttnurtlons with much pleasurt.
Daniel P‘rolIlIInn"II mmpauy. pnseutim;
this charming variety eoIIII-dy have met
with marked favor. The play is
thoroughly American in theme. which
ivreally Amerivan. and Wlllt'll. loan-ad
of dishing up the veneered illlmomlity
of Pluropeulenlo with the will Ileaome home
llfeof ourown eouutry. and both fully
up to the Iltttnllard of nrtistlr expel-lemu-
I'laimed for them. Such performunem
aotbose of the Lyceum Theatre ('qu
"my in "The Wife'" MIN-m the stage of
the charge of being given over utterly to
immoral Inlggeotioll. m-nmmlity and
truth. , , gl'
...:.I1_-,1... .
‘ ' P0"! IJhHrll-o.
The Inb'mt of ptlllllll-llplrilt‘tl people
in public librarlm in «on day mine
plainly Ilmlliftoting ital-If. Mr. Maxwell,
(If Rookvllkuxirm .lIlJNlIlfnt' the pm.
pace to, that city. provided the people
tlIetuIItIIVaI care entmgh for It to mine on
«palatial.
donor on the llmton and Albany flail-
rold. given to the town of Htofltml ‘50,-
000 for: library them The (ML Ll.
bury ll llnoby.tho giftof a famous
old-en, m memo rectntly. IIIIII
frienlh of Illnrtford have rolled WAN!)
for I similar perm hero. nil : “mt:-
lug W. wButton! Conant. ‘
V "J
I ‘ ,l‘
no» In... alum.~ I
WWWMMIMIGM
“1»meerth
mainly“.
mm me I. having the largo
row hunt. and byline-r. (Egan-ck,
III-cod tumor-tr nun
mtfipndowuthehorhortothchkmh.
mm -mnu.nou“e-IM
onmbmmmmmnm
oymforltoclnw.
Merlin-t
Multan...
SEE WEST wmoow
CHILDREN’3 FAST BLACK HOSE. 5‘ to 9 MI. IOc.
BETTER GRADE..- 5 to 9 Mt. Inc" 2 for 25¢.
Splendld Values to Higher Grades.
SON 'IINBRELLAS, New Styles. at Attractive (Prices.
A. Dickerman & Son,
.34 WASHINGTON ST"
Arhu Hyde. II veteran mm |
RECEPTION A'l' ROWAYTIIN.
Captain and Ill-o. Wlllloul I. hit-ven- Itn-
tertulu Molly Grants.
The reception to Mr. and Mrs. William
1. Stevens. Jr., given by Captain and
Mrs. William T. Stevens. IIt theirholne in
RIIwIny Inn was held last evening. The
’E'Tfiamm 131711303?“ oil
of “m ' .l. fur‘ L ‘ " ‘ Inuit.
At It o'clock It bountiful supper wt!
sorted by Caterer D'Artois. of this city.
Dancing u as commenced about 12 0' II lock
and motioned untildaybreak. Mr. and
Mrs. Steven-I roceiIII-d many handsome
presents. among them beluga building
lot froln the groom's father, adjoining
Ills residence. and a handsome dinner set
from Mrs. Stevens.
“6;;neetieuut Patents. --
The following were binned Aprilzltl.
1891.. List furnished from the "thus of
A. ll. Wooster. solicitor of Patents.
Bridgeport. ('onn.:
ll. 1'. Clark. Bridgeport electrio
”tin-”ll. - patents: S. (l. Stoddard Bridge-
port lamp burner. P. B. Mamille. \\at~
erburv. nun blue for turnin key 3 for Kibi
III-cits; A. D. Smith. “'ote an. buckle:
T. It S‘N’ White, “aterbun electric
switth: S. Bird, New Ifmen. ash-
aifter;A. Ii. Wale rllllllht'. Hartford. elec-
tric are lam I: ll. Ball. Stamford. rotat-
ing uIeI-II.uII~IIII for roIk drills; II. II.
lllnkeslev. Bristol. canopener. Design.
nscImIl Hartford spoon.
Taylor 8; Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
sown xonWALx, (row.
aIIL’titf
\VAN'I‘IILI).
lilfilMllils "Three or four good but trim-
mrrwoanlI-d at once. Thoma» WHILE
r13
I'nnpel slrret. Sorwnlk. oat :it
lillll. to do fieueml housework. Inquire III
1hr Sentine othw. am (It
eon SALE.
PZL 'IISlLllAMI wagon. suitable for light
erpnmur hurdles»; new! pointed out in
‘\5
good urn-Ilium. Will hemld IIlIeIIp. if sold at
II».InII Applv toll. ti. l." llotnnledieu. PIIeMllI
Ilium-.1)
()\P‘. mnnd- hand Ilreunter Iluxln‘. In good
In pair. or will exchange for m-rk horse
Box on. South Norwull "I .
{\FIRST- -I [ASS fmlly Jo road home; kind
III-guilt sound and note Her) way. .Ild
ftvrwant of use. iloroe Ill“ be seen at Dr
Baker" s. Port Montana-.1 Plus! .\"IIrwulk Ap-
ply’lu. John fryon. :"ILlPIborneIVI-nur. Root :0?
III It I l
'"r“ 0 house and two \"Mlklll lots mruer of
l. as! and wound r. mow Thunliet Pal-m.
st iltllr .III n-Im Iin on bond and mortgage. Also
our homund trurk: impure on the Ire-mm
\pply at Tllflur a. Imlden" II Pleat Estate
A ’I' In ) filltf
’l‘ lit» ll !- hunt. naught mom and bun-rue III
A hmm. with a lung: plot of ground The
hollw is I ommmltom and I onventent. and ten!
ph‘A‘Mmll) lm' amt. “ Ill be sold rhtap rind on
row. It rms \pl, to .\er Jlftlhltll ll Tuthill,
Bell inland row.
T0 LET.
‘l. I: I. \S' 1' front and bark parlor and three
A mono-in Honey" 9 blot-k. nillllllllt for It
doe lnr‘ — or de IIIli~l" - business. or furlmuxe keep.
I'm: orIlrI admitting: all modern ‘Im Iron- me utn.
Root 8“. Apply lot. ll. "lll’\t"..) ",o 1! 3th
.\IIIIII amt. South Snrwulk
illtl' <l‘ut fln- roolllt on El) .\‘ec- k road:
.‘ will garden and water. Also on Tulle»
.Inat. houm- ofolxht room»; watt-tin. .\ Iyl}
In John II. Knapp, at: “ext sin-III South or
All
“stilt
\\" P. ill pleasant lot ntion no air liarlemlepot.
of about tonII're-I good garden: our ct)
of fruit; houw of III room»: ll large burn for
turrmgn. rtnbllm: and livery If Ilt'hll’k‘tl.
I‘Imn NU pply Io Ste-phtn llnyL III ktt
agent I“ . or John PIrris, South .\"IIr-
VlIIlk. nit—"Slit
VIII" itallmlM riot. net-Ind IIIIor,oI‘rrP"IIrriou-
lun' II morket Kuhn-ml Plum: all ilnprme.
menu; rent 9n. Apply Iut‘. Sworn. all—Pl
"Willi half of butter .\‘u Id “'otnlwarll
1 IIIIIIIIIII. mutation-I: four room»; rent 89.
Apply to P'. A “mulwanl.
S'l‘lllll" un “uhlngton street hrit I. Pou-
mI-udon lllllilfllltklt'vh. lIu uirc o W m l'
min-Io. 3) Main ulreet. . k. or "I? Spring
sll‘tt‘k South Nurmtlk not! It
PT. i. \SAN' l‘ home In II ("lllHI'lllt'nl- lot'alll)
ls «floral tn WM)!“ whowould IIke to v lIIll
w.\_VPlllIKlIln Iltlml" time during the wintcror
«prim: lloum and board sillladn) .\lrn J
In. llorbour IIIIIIIII. N “. \l'flonhinxtondlt .nfltf
BELL ISLANB.
depot
Ill'lfl"
Seaside, Cottages To Let.
Two three. the eight Mid tea room Iottam
to lot by the week or neuron.
‘ .\ llllflPfiS
Fustér Bream.
Ital If that": Norwalk or lionhury.
Olttollltloll of Prrtnmhlp.
iii: portlwrwhip heretofore existing under
the Ilrm nonn- of lot blood I lmkwood
l-I hen-b diumlrcd. W. P‘ la! loo-III l‘flfldtlt‘l:
[I the Inn-lame under hlumrn name. ”m
gnrwnlk. I‘ out». April AIM
Graduate Optlclan
HOMER B. HBYT’S,
ll North Illll OM
(limo-Ion“ tilted to all (III-Inhaled comm
m Whom column-H Ito-Tum
o chum for testing use.
“JARVIS KELLOGG.
Bldhlll ll
Plftl Boots nu thou. lutlln
Illll FlIIIllIIp.
“Special attention rim to Rep-Inn Mom
I and m.
at IAIN Kraut. NORWALK. 0mm
ulnar Nut warrant. babe a Cu.
Mir BALLI .
’saturdayr May 2d.
I
m Somme vslmoklln "L" In;
Mm]! «Mill!!! out: (Mill; A? IQ
m TUESDAY EVEletn.
aunlllclslmln not: IIIIIIII 29cm
IIII N TB 3B0. PER PBIIN
A grand rush at this price. We are cellin
call and see. We have the best facilities to
SOUTH NORWALK.
. p gulthnmmlr
Nurlc Iltll, One Night Only.
Friday, _May I
JAS. RILEY
”, - ‘ln‘ run
BrIIom- maker
.,..,T’1”._fl' ___
Carlsbad.
Supported by II I’ om Ian ' of players espeI-lnlly
ale lw ted for this p net on.
NEW SCENERY AIND HAND-
SI.))IE COSTUMES.
Prim-er in. 50 and 7:; Whirl. a5 lw
Opera House.
FRIDAY, MAT Isl, I89|
OXPZ l’ERP‘ORMANI'E UNIX.
Till} ll IIIIAT
Lyceum Theatre Success
1' utter the dire: tum of llnnirl l-"ruhumn. Inau-
ugtr. Lyceum The “In "entitled
THE wIFE
Iii" BIZLAN‘O \hl) DB!“ Ll".
l’naentedhere with an «rut II ops."
original uenery and mummies urn "oils of
rare pcrft‘rtion.
Artl. .\er. Inn rilln .\ewpnlt July. The
ulnntI-ur thwtrttaln The old nadir. ‘Tlle
Inter" ..AI'tll «Rneplion room at Sellulur
lhxler‘S. “"axhinxton. Pebrunry .\lru. Ibex-
Ier II ball. Till I uarrel. "The lluahand ' Act
III. lr'hmry in utlII-rfnnl" shulbr‘. Warming-
ton. Snmeuven'lng. The inthigutiou.1’he
Intll’essmn "The marriage lie." l3ll6|lllflltl
Viv“ of the Capitol.) At! l V, Same wene.
Apnl. Then-Item TlIIIIIIin-Iiontufit.Peter»
burg. ”The oil
than: 3‘;
of the
l’rit no no ununl
l’luisted's .\londny April-
nuts. Hall South IIomII.
if“ at little ~ and
.9a. In. a!)
5.
BRAND CONCERT
til" I) BY
TAR. HALTER .I. HALL Pianist,
Assisted by Mlss Ill. HT FRP'BIS'THUI the
prI III-lanai murmur; .\fTL ADI“. F ii .\RT-
WHEY. the farm-u I'iololredliat. nil the fol-
lnwin pupil-I ‘llx‘i Anna Dunning. .\IiIIe \el
lie lltn row. Mr. Frank Ridl‘n of Stu: th \ur
I :erII “he“ .\lav .\fedinn. and Mrs. I‘ alt-Ir I.
linilmn Mien lITllll‘ MIMI-rim of \‘eu York:
\lisa .\lnry linulley of Wentport
REST-18V El) til-Z .\"T‘H. :"Itlt' PENIS.
I' hart open-I at Ilreiror)‘ s and Hoyt" s, Thurs.
do). .\pri ll It On. III
FURNITURE
IIREA’FEKIRI.IINS.
Davidlyw étow,
shut it .\lnin street . ("p-Stairs.
llotlcrfichool Taxes.
’l‘llr. tax El 'rre of the South Komnlk I" niou
Nlltltt ll-Ilrivt are in I’t'b) untitled the
the Ilistrtlt In: of two and uIIe- half F’hl mill
on the dollar luiIl no the town bees-uncut lb-
of but. at a meeting of the Ilislru‘t held on the
lid Illli of June. It‘ll at tlu Pmnkllll street
«boo house will bedue and pavnble on the
l~tday of In). hill. at \IlI‘IrIIIiIne l illlll be
ready to mine the name at the hardware
Hill" of .A. ll. t'olu. III MINI llullblock l'e-n
all} at Ihe run-of nine II» pertain ayurtruln
I \III) I. willbe IIlInrxwl on all bill-a remaining
unpaid on and Mn r June I
i.Tl)l.l. PI“.
l olleetorof Tnxce for South \‘orwalk l ulon
SI III-ll tllnlrlt If.
Tinted South Sorwallt. April Ill INT. all} lIII
Tax Collector's Salt.
Vllrll' P‘ l! hen-h given that the nodal-plun-
A ed ulllt’l tor o taxes. underamlby drum
of II I-Irtuln tax annual. duly erquII-d nod
nixm-dby pranr natlmrlty. om dim-ted tIIIlIe
under-IxnI-d. commanding llllll to ler and
ulllntuf
Al til ~"l'l .‘I t‘. l.\'I).\'.
and other permun loaned In thI rule book. on
the lint III~IIII| warrant annexed. llIeIr neural
:lhllllfllullll of the utllll lotul “therein mired
all Mun being It TAX or tournament laid upon
he moment lint Inlulcln III-“why tllelnhahi-
tout- of tin IIIIIII of .\"ornnlk n ulorl) and
legally am'mhled, to wit, on the filth day of
lhIIember. A. ll. 0N met for the pnrpou- of
ppuldlng for the indehtntnm of Mid town.
Ihv- upon the following IAN rllu-d real entou-
of all M
Alluunlm s. i you.
vilified In the town of .\"orwllllt. Illll hounded
hit full-MIA. lo VIII:
All that III-rlolnlrutof land with the build-
lnlfit thereon Mandi?" nituatod to will town of
NI; HIM?” on
MI I I I In" I I
int ept I; mum n eatery II hw- north-
erly nndwmlerly hylnnd of’l it‘ll d liiw and
“Lullwrly by land now or formerly of item,»
And i Ill-ll III-ll III while Illt‘llfln. on the
lirrnllm hI-rrlnbefon- den- rile-d. on the in
Iayuf July. A. 0.. It'lJlllhillmlm'k Ion-noun.
mqu h men-of on will ruin the mum of eleven
dollar». that III-Inn the proportion of the lurid
of the num loud "Mm“ III-It. together with the
I humor levy. Ill P
ulitlllliplll.r1‘.i3:iilxi
II ‘0 or Ill. I
Dated-t .‘lorwalhAprllatAJl ' M m
an III": II
Notlce.
WIT-II qullllltlnfl' Inner, ,
No “ \tunmorolt Mill .
Nu ur Donn II-ro mom“ I
Ilium: Holman. I." mun, Aurll Ill. lwl.
SEALED PROPOSAL-III will ‘
III In «filmuntll Hood alloy with; :t
Ioelorkn In. for the remofnny “riot
the whole of .m It and
minute-l Won-r Fund the on, of south
Nomi-III. lIu MW"!!! pronoun: pay-
Phil ully Junuorr l. of curb
“but! hunk of South Plur-
Ihto nemlamiuol
you]? 1t“ the I It:
”Throttle-do are author-lure by not. of the
thetllto to of ‘tmneetlcul. and
I'll be lulled“ AIM! I. III. and? old. pe'cull‘
g1? after one,“ I’m R31;
date. at thud
I in Ill-[mt
or
or the but Intern-3hr “pH-“Mm;
Wmflmfll purchase
mill“. ”3i: r. to
ma “Adm
III-torrent. for” nor over
“3}an
will “‘33:;
mn’ mm
Which we ”mark”
Flour, you know.
nest goods packed.
Don’ I. forgot the store
is business.
Charles E.
BOOTH NORWRLK ONNINOB RANK
6] Washington street.
Open daily from Oto 12.. an. and from I toil
p. m.. and on l-loturdoy evenings from I! to II.
W'lnteroat allowed on milepost“.
ALDEN BOLMAN
OllN ll. FERRIB \ iro-Pmt.
long Inkling l,8eo.e,ud'l'reu.
CBUSHE:D STONE
Wallis,
helium-d in ear load lots at an
. \‘ew Hal-en and \"ew York. and
Addrem
III lln
point bet a teen
Ill"??? to -:ull.
PI. ,
Rounylnu. I' "ll"
MERRILL .BIISINESS CBLLEBEI
S’l 'A‘lFORD. I'OVV.
OPEN THROIIRII ENTIRE SUMMER.
A pruetiutl. Business Training Nhool for
both urea. Students enteringdurinf, the wring
can be fitted to Illl lsiliorm III I e autumn.
Every busineqo brunt» I taught thomughll. 'lIIe
college in ”first I laws" In equipment and eI'I'Ir}
department in I-hnrge of Iolnpetent insinu—
tor-I. Bend for catalogue. Allfln'nry.
President Merrill Businessllollege.
STAMFORD I‘D-VS.
Notice—Removal.
\lllri. J A. Illi'f KER hue requI'IeIllIIrllrexw
making Tlllhlllt'vm to VII. is Pool lliiiee .\r-
Imle. Bridgeport. but will in at her rooms. .\"o
lit) Washiu on street. South .\"orwalk. ever}
evunin nter 7 o'clock. where who will be
plemm to take orders for dressmakin: as her-—
tofore. She has also taken ”I! myrtle _\ ol’ drew
uni-I of W. ll. Hall &I' 0.. and uill havx natu-
[llr‘r of all the laltwt path-ms from IIIIII II she
Ian till orders daily. up! If
Notice—City Taxes.
"l‘lll' I: .upnyo- n of tlIeI itI Hf Tooth \"Izrv all:
are herein untitled lllltl IlII» I by I. I: of II' n
mills on thednllnr. laid on Ilu- overturn! list
at unity meeting held on the list clay
of March. lwl. it Ill be due and p. Iyuble .\l. I} I.
lam III with h time lob-ll be read) In l'H'cllr'
the some at my storm?!) \\ aohinirton street
South Norwolk. (".onu
Pen: III) at the rate of 9 parent. [er annum
from May l M". “ill be charged on all bills
remaining uupaidon and um i‘Jilllvll lad.
l.l it.\.l\.\ SNYDER
Iollee tornf I' it) "lanes
l); Itui at South .\orwalk. April I. La'tl am
Where are You (long?
i ll"! going down to
HlINT &. ZELIIFPS
Fish and Vegetable Market
\\ here lean always find the Freshest Fish
and Vegetables. .\lw Salt and Smoked l- ish.
Oysters, Clams, lobsters.
Pure Tomato Catsup;
Imported Sardines.
\m-ms for W 1mm In as I" numery Butter.
Ilrderw de then-d l ruulpllk
HUNT & ZELUFF.
Ilorlon Point,
ICREOORV’S POINT.)
South Norwalk, Ct.
J. E. POWER,
PRUPRIE’I‘UR.
Misses____8_l. John.
Easter
M l L Ll N E RY
OI8I’LAV.
We make our regular Easter Ill-ploy of
llimmed Bonnets, Rnund Hats
and Tonnes.
Embracing thelanrn-t and most win-t e-III
Intloneu-r bmllgb out by In. All are we
Illnll) lmiful to I» IIlI.
IAISSES ST. JOHN,
:rl .\lIIIn Itmt. motto Nnrwnlk
.-'.”‘I-” “I out: new .
OllEWlllll fill“
momma. mun.“
”.3.“ng M It: In
om mm”
All Um. .m m
A Iuru Pm! n can
.ELEF mu
tan b m N. M II-
hr
mule following m on
mam-m
A FEW BARGAINS FOR BASH BIIYERS.
leans Fine Salmon, 251-; 3 vans Tomatoes, 25o;
25l- . 2 cans Buocotash, 250; Blackberries or Blueberries. 150.
guliforniu Fruits are in Target I-ano, from 20 to 2m: per run; the
that will stand by you ill everything thul
leading lilOOllf. 33 Washington SHOOT, South llnmll.
Nacadanizing Roads, Olives amp.
uontitiea of Bu
&ling you orderegggl:
3 cans Corn.
Our
.I
y
Seymour,
“VAN’S’P
ENTRIES!
~ I’ll
II,»
'r‘vr.
l-
II
”J.
.
’4
I have been troubled with
asthma for four or five years.
For the past two years I here
been very bad. and have Men
unable. to obtain a good night’s
rest in that time. I have tried
everything without obtaining
much relief. Recentlyl obtain-
ed some of "'Vzin's” Cough Cure.
It gave me relief from the first
dose, and since using it I have
not lost a night's sleep. and now
feel better than for years. I
would willingly pay a dollar a
bottle for it than to be without it.
CHARLES H. BEACH.
South (Alrange. N. J.
April IItlI. ‘lh'ill.
I have been testing "Van's”
Rheumatic Cure as a spring
medicine. I find it an excellent
tonic. creating a good appetite.
aiding digestion (lllll strengthen-
ing the system generally. I
think it a good medicine for any
one whose system needs toning
up. R. H. HARRISON,
No. ti-l Cary street. Orange
Valley. N. J.
April'n .1. lHSIl.
BOOB NEVIS _FIIR THE PEOPLE.
Owing to the grouting do IIIIIIIII for my
Popular Clam Chowder
I will uupply priIate families. establishing
daily route-I. Best of quality guaranteed.
29 em: or .ut'l'. 75¢ run oar-Lox.
l~hallgite tln lltL'UDEIN my personal atten—
tion In making and delivering. I will Illno fur-
IIi-b it in any tier-trod quantified to societlol,
private club-I. balls. pic lllI' 3, private or public
parties at short notice. Address
W. E. COLLINS.
55 Franklin Avenue. Norwalk, Ct.
at" I lln
Economy and Comfort!
l'Sl‘i
Baseline Stoves
And avoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
WI- lllll'I‘ the very luIaLIlIake
THE MANHATTAN
IN ALL SIZES.
\lllllulke, rook and till all the work of I
stou- with hIIlf thI trouble nlIIlI-rpt we fill)"
in the In this town.
Call and See Them.
OASOLINE I5 CENTS A GALLON.
III. II. HankeIBBo.
.\ll till HALL. llldlI' K.
Carpet Cleaning
Camel Mating”
(lama Laymg.
All Kinds of Carpet Work
Carpets Taken O. Clonal at
third.
New I' one mod-I Ilul lulu III abort notice
old I 8|me repaired In the but III-mm. hi
IIIIort. any work pertnlulug to rain”
promptly and III WIMIIM prl «on.
John Allen.
Ilrdm Mt Mr P‘. It rlw'smtouruntJlolh
road Place and J. JAR-one!" "p.71 W
ntreot Iloulh Norwnlk. opl t‘f
BMBBIMIS
BRIDGEPORT THEATRE.
mot ll.ntllllulcoooti. hallo ”Mm“; of the thin line of oltrutloul booked by
" "moon... 5%.. II... for III-luv Lumen»... mu Attmtlolewlfle» It... 31. 4
. Silllllllll. Nll 2~--NITINE£ on It 2 P. I.
CILNORE and his Famous Band and Concert CII
Halal. I‘llfllllll. litr- Holdall. 8h Ronald. 3h
'I'lhltl’llllfll
CA WON.-
MAfllulum.
fcommo.
Norwalk Chronicler