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We have just re-
ceived a lot of new de-
signs in GUT GLASS
and ROYAL WOR—
CESTER
Suitable Wedding
or anniversaryb «rifts.
Prices reasonable
Conic and see them.
i _
REID THE FllllllWIllG:
Grotto: B. mime. Dear Sin—Know-
ing the formula from which Plaisted's
('ng Remedy is prepared. we certify
that the medicines of which it is com-
pcredare of recognized utility for throat
Ind lung troubles. and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
Xorwalk.
u
m
C. 8. Mutiny. M. D..
Drum ..
Btrcncocu. .
G. R. McGos'msL, M. D. '-
Wl. C. Bum,Jn..M.D., - .Norwalk.
(3.6. Bonanza. M 1).,
G. W. Bummer. 11.1)
B. Hormone, M. D. ., Stamford.
E. I. Bonanza, M. D.,
W..8 Tenn, M. D.. Rid afield.
C. CLARK! M, .. West Somer-
viticulture.
n
.86 Washington Street,
NCl
Liii: EVENING“ lEN'l‘lNEL
JAMIE GOLDINJditorsad m.
bi'fifim', Binontbs.
”I; ninth.“
Miniature Almanac for Murrow.
qu Baum strum huw m:
fi‘r‘ .i ' W . . ' ' g‘n‘flf’r‘"
. aw hummus-sank
ln industrial todsyfslrwuatbsrsnifmh
northeasturly to easterly winds will My
prevail. with no decided uupsrstasucbuups.
followed by chicane-i. On Wednesday part-
ly cloudy. slightly warmer weather and north.
easterly to easterly winds will probably preJ
nmfollowed by retrain this sectllin. and on
Thursday partly cloudy to cloudy, slightly
warmer weather.followsd by rain or snow.
SOUTH MIRIAM.
What Ilsa People of Our City are beta.
5 and Burl-s.
CharlesWaltersbaslaids sidewalkin
front of his Hillside Place property.
Mia; Bertha H. Smith. oflust Nor.
walk, is spending twoweeks with friends
inBruoklyn. __
bibs Marnie Perry and Ilia Julia
Dorsey have been visiting frienth In
New York and Jersey City.
Dr. and Mrs. J. I. Wu and
daughter Horteme. of Pbilo, “L, are the
guests of relatives in this city.
-lleasoneble prices at Innc's depot
restaurant.
The Driving association, of Hartford.
having come into the Connecticut cir-
cuit. necenitateo the change of the dates
of the Norwalk meeting to June 2t. ‘33.
28. " .
The oyster steamer Falcon in turning
around at J. ll. Ferris' dock this morn-
ing. backed into the barge Kate Madden
and broke her flag stall.
Miss Angeline Smtt. of South Nor-
walk. attended the annual meeting of
the Connecticut State Library associae
on. hold in Bridgeport yesterday.
Don't suitor from Dyspepsia! Dr.
Richardson's Celery. (label). Chamomile
and Ginger Dyspepsia Powders cure all
Stomach troubles. Ask for he. and ilk.
sample.
Aspecial meeting of thedirectors of
the Riverside Cemetery association was
held in the other! of J. ll. Light. Satur-
day evening. at which time n m-w so-t of
rules were adopted.
(in and we Fred iioyt us Chip Win—
kl». Help. in ”The Stolen Will." That
William 5'.me will be the typical
Yankee deacon goes without saying All
lilXATIllllll!
What Is it?
It hunt I patent mtrum, but a legitimate
nudietuu,contatnlngavm large percent-an
ofthehtgheatgradcof red Peruvian bsrk so
combined with other well known remedies as
hill-cot the lust dellghtfniTonics that
caraetssndcarcs. It is a positive cure for
that anyone feeling, that suffering from
w-kur-t ltputsuatoptoalltbsdelteatsde—
maxim that make-sorted
Uh. llissretnedy for all the diseases and
Wthatmahym feel so weak. A
Mthatlnvlgorateeand builds up. Anor-
vtautbatsonthes and strengthens. it is well
kuowuthatthssluggish liver to the liver in
whichthehloodclreuhtcstoo slowly and re-
.hahohugbctorcltlspassrdforwardm
"' c"".t.‘..."’l:...Loxntonllt
has
Mathews-mum:
gulckunstheclrculatlon, thereby strengtblng
thuuurvusandbloodvssaels of the organsof
m and removing all covtgcstton and
mmmmrmm Askyuur
Minter-tenthsfitsksnootherlust
aspod'fcuicfurthsrsisnoiustaspxxl.
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in...
Norwaik.
“I im II P? I l
?l fists-u Sail:
{Fl/heard. you had a large
“that didn't expect to Ice
anythingliketlvis; swimsuit-W
“I“! tom whatlwant,
thousicernbinalionsaresohelp-
‘g Mundbsautiful.”
wmwrmeme.
nary tom finest goodsmade,
.RerMJobaBIJwveneeforlnsrlyoftbis
the other parts are well taken.
Samuel Keeler, the son of a dry goods
merchant on the bridge. fell oil of George
W. Bell's dock into the icy waters of the
harbor yesterday afternoon. He w-
rescucd by one of them employed on
Mr. Bell’s pile driver.
~l’ure antes Willi pure cream, at: a
cup. depot rcstatnant. Open all nigbt.
The family of the late Michael Becker
have just had a hanthosue monument to
bismevnory placedin'the Union reme-
tery. his a Quincy wished granite
column. thirteen feet high. supported by
a base live feet square.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A, Sealer
willbebcld to-Innrrow. There will be
a brief prayer at No. 22 North Main
street at 8945 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The remains will then be taken to Long
Ridge, where the funeral will be held It
1 o'clock. - _
—-lolbs. pure lard forfl, at Smith‘s
Washingtonmarket.
The annual masquerade ball of the
Concordia Society. in ladies! Hall.
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rsposbbuvlugkadaglorleistims. .
TheremoduledCentralCongrugational
churcbatliddleboro, 1‘..de
city,ispaator, wasreopeuurlfluuduy.
whquJawreneedeliverudtbe first
sddrswiutbssaiesoldsdleutnrym
Mwhiebwlltoontluueuntllfilduy
liabl-
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clicking mains held in tkb statulw
yours wintaksplass thump-rid
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pitted sgfinst game fowh owuudhy
WW The-duties”
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Windy, "0.97.1.0. 0. ll. em
malethlflldcgruu tonight.
in. u. s. Lockwood, of Taylor J.
m. u vhitiug fviends in New llaven.
John tinctures and Dr. Wohlfarth; or
New vehmumm “3'41“?
”summits-tom m. . .m
. ‘ Wbl‘ratt‘bl’m 'urviisid’iii
WNW t’tils hibmtngforkhltort
visit at the residence of H. S. Brown.
Williutn (1.1’erry. the electrician.
started fer Daiver, Colorado, this minn-
ing where he will remain for some time.
Several very handsome floral piecu
were taken to Ilanbury this morningon
the 9:16 train. contributed by the friends
of Engineer Foul.
The “Slim" traits was fourhourslste
last night. AtBastllampton the Boston
enlive- jumped a switch and collided
with the rear earof the “Ghost." No
one was injured.
F. D. lawton. the South Main street
groomeaugbtswulve rats in his store
yeaaduy bymnusofonsoftbose pstr
ent traps. Thsroduntssttractcdconsid-
enblssttentlonundwlllbereleuuedtbis
uftcrnooninthe preselme of Mr. law-
ton’srst terrier.
Ilia Julia Rodsciaiand Joseph BugcbO.
natives of Hungary, were united in inur-
riagestthel’ollcsrom-at limo'clock
this morning. by Justice (.‘harles R.
Townsend. The bride was given away
by Chief Vollmer. On some! of the
presence of several witnesses and re—
porters. the judge appear-rd bashful, and
omitted k’usiug the bride. The happy
couple left the court room beaming with
smiles and went to housekeeping on
Mechanic street.
Rev. Dr William ll. Gleason. son- in—
law ofllev. D. ll. Seward. I), l) . died
Sunday afternoouat his home in New
York. after u protracted illness. lie was
born in Durham. Conn" on September
28, 1%.aud graduated from Yale col-
lege with high honors in the class of '53.
liestudisd law and was admitted to the
her. After having several political
honovsonmferred upon him. he entered
the ministry in 1570. In 18!“ be res-riv-
ed the degree of D, D. from Rutgers t'ol.
legs. lie learn a wife and four children.
The funernlwillbe held this afternoon
athishome, and the burial will be at
Nevvburg to-mrmow
508' All NEWS.
A flurry Budget at It's-s Irons the
Isa-uh end rsl “Ia-u.
Morris [hymn-l. clerk for Nit: keraon
tit Butts spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
Thomas Parkinson, the florist. is mov-
ing into his new issue on the Step Ruck
road.
“menarche! Broad River. lost a
valuable bass-Sunday night. It died of
colic.
Archibald W. of New York city.
wgv agnostat the Morison rssidenceyes-
terday.
-—Wutcrbury's live. for cuts, burns.
corn, billions. to” for sale at Riggs'
drug sun, Nurwulk.
Mrs. ii. A. Falconer. of New York
city. his guest ofWarden and Mrs. J. D.
Kimmey. __
31's. Boson Cole, mother Ilia. W. A.
Ambler,isspeud'nga week or so with
her daughter on Union Park.
Callahan, of New York, was a
gueutofbls ml». and Ilsa. Ile-
lleun. on Nolth avenue, yesterday.
”This is Dr. Web last week.
Thourwbo nth him will probably no
gretit. lleissn expert whose am a
well v-cognlscdsnd canmt lie-disputed.
Tivebrsuklntbs trunk line wires of
the teleplmcompauy we» lforwulklll”e
custom. call-II by Mum!
night'slcrld-t. muss-indium-
ltev. W. P. Watkins.D D.. rector of
thquurchoftbellaviour. ofWestl’bll—
“his. he... spent yesterday with
hhuoaJlev. 8. 1!. W. of Grace
church.
Manitoulin“ out the
groundibrthufoundstlondthsedao
attbeNorwulkP-‘kyestasday. Con-
m Daniel Connolly will probably
begluescuvutiugtoday.
MW staid-i, of the!»
lemma-stiller".
can- EUR-Ill!
mammals
flown-internal
«I! 1.1%, .'
lib flattls Roy: of Mbnryuisa
gueststthvtibotwull rnldenceoufiigb
street.“
Hartford Smith entertained a neither
of frtendsat his home on Barbara
lust eveitlng
in!“ 1...... . '
'u m?flw""~ V’l'o’n'
[enmity
6. Eliot Bruise. of Sing. fling. MY"
is tbs-guild llr. unddlru. B. 0. ther,
of Mott avenue.
Mi- Claru Ella, of Campuseet. lithe
guertof hereonsln, Him Blanche Ills,
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Daughter‘s of the King counted
with St. Paul‘s church will given '
cute at the parbb rooms this eveulnp
Tbedaucing clam which meets sun
Mrs. T. 8. “when. Wednesday mugs,
will hold a “commits" ouTbuvudsy (ten.
ing.
The African II. [-1. church will give a
donationsupper for the benefitotbc
pastor in the Gazette building, this éveu-
lug.
Victor Cole and family have bea the
guests of Mrs. W. A. Ambler, of 'nion
lfark. and Mn. Alice Cole. of duple
street. ______ .
Bliss H. 31:8qu is giving borehol-
ars an afternoon tea today from tuntil
8 o'clock. The little folks are copying
titenmelva hugely.
Al's ll. Bowel] died from the eflsctaof
the grip at his home on Comanck Hill,
Sunday. aged 57 years. The retinitis
ware taken to Huston for burial.
'l'lu- Riverside cemetery has been open
to the public five years. One hunted
and sixty-nine interntenta have teen
made thoro- since that time.
Mint Lulu Bedell. of Franklin uvonue,
has gone to Brooklyn to attend a help
lion given by Mr. and lint. (‘hnrleslbad
in honorof their daughter Lillian
“illiam Beau. a thin! on the \ttu
nipauk branch of the street railwsy l lie.
is seriously ill at his home on illinvtrwt.
Joseph Bucknatn is running Mr. Kaye's
ml‘“ ...............
Mrs. James Cousins, Jr. .and duuglter,
who have hem the grunts of Mr and
Mrs. G. If. “cloves. of Main strut.“ re-
turned totheirltome in New \‘orl city
ymturviuy.
At the third annual banquet if the
t‘qmnecticut Sons of the ltevolutior. held
in New Inn-Ion yesterday. ex Saratov
E. J. Hill. of Norwalk. mmndel the
trout ”Hid and New."
Joupb tiregtry, clerk for K. K. hicks
wood dtt‘ou hauntnvned from t two
duys' visit to Hartford where is was
enttwtained hyl‘. l". Seeley, of thr Pope
Manufacturing Company's oilices.
Charles H. Brown of Norwnll. was
married yesterday morning to Ir». 1'.
ll. James,“ Ridgetleld. lime-n3 wife
obtained a divorce Friday, or the
groundnut nonsupport.
Fred 8. Ambler. Henry A. Smiti, Vic.
tor and Willis Selleck, Clarence Sauson.
\\ . N. Bad. J. G. Johmon, aul Will
Cmntock, of this place, visited tic capi-
tol and other points of interest 1; Hart-
ford yesterday. m“_
George Clarke. proprietor of tie Nov.
walk Park, has on footaacbenu to re-
vive the l-‘airlleld county fair. A nudi-
bcr of the stockholders have been ap-
proached on the subject and are willing.
it is said. to turn their stock over to Mr.
Clarke. W
”All“
Charles Millspsugb is laying the foun-
dation for a new house.
Several young people from South Nor
walk will give an sututuiunisnt at the
Soldiers Home thhmblg for tbupu-
posepl eultvening the veteran.
.Tbs Your: We. Sector. of
tlau Rad-aver «inserted with the
mun-r church will celebrate the
third anniversary of ltsorganlsatlos next
Monday evening. An intuuting'pro.
gramme will be rendered.
luusyferthsh'erd'a lair
TbevewasalsrgsatsstiugattltsCapl
tolyeatssduydheobjectbetugtostrsngs
for csunsctleut’s supra-mutton “.th
Werldsfairbyrabtngm.m. Imam
“MMWMM
Dial-lass.“ Westport, and nun
ll.ltasd,
84- Washmgton Street.
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"""" tires AND rniiin
the Important News of tbs Stat.
(lire-Islet! In I Colds-sud Form.
The third mortal banquet of the Sons
“901 the Revolution It” held at the Crock-
Br House in New lpndpn yesterday after-
9903' 33mm Wm about 125 members
present.
., MMSIW. condenser on. ekaM-d
trillion the New England reed, while
mupling cars at Hawleyville Saturday
night, was caught between the bumpers
and the coupling link passed entirely
through his body killing him. Stoley‘s
home was in Jamaica. L. .l.. and be has
a brother living in Brooklyn. lie was
28 years old.
Antbmytlornett was found dead by
the side of the railroad track near Oak-
ville yesterday on the Waterbury branch
0! the Cetnsolidaled road. The body was
critically thrown from the track by a
train. lt issupposed that Cornett was
walking on the track while drunk. He
was 45 years old and unmarried.
Harris Brotbevs' People‘s Theater com-
pany. utter a week's engagement at Apel‘s
Opera House in Manchester. has disband-
ed. The company has been playing to
poor houses. and all the baggage was at—
tached for debt. On Sunday night the
members. with the exception of two
women, slept in the Opera House.
Emma Hornblovv and William Gale
were married in England so your ago.
They separated owing to family troubles
and each married again. Last Tuesday
they met one Cellulidated road train.
Botltliad lost their partners by death
and tlteyagreed to marry again. The
ceremony was performed in Bridgeport.
Both are 57 years old.
Austin Ilitlm'll. who was associated
sith his brother. Gemge Bidwell, in the
famous Bank of England forgery 19
years ago, arrived in New York on Sun-
day. lie was released from ('beutham
prison after to years' confinement on Feb-
ruary 13. He says the food allowance
was very small and that fortive years he
never knew a day on which he was not.
hungry. After arriving in New York on
the Etruriu he went to East Hartford.
DRAIA’I'IC WINGS.
Theatrical Matters In Which Play—(suing
People will be Interested.
Ei'eryone knows the musical comedy
"l’eck's Bad Boy and his 1" ," ndramnti-
ration of the famous "Bad Boy" sketches
of (huge W Peck. editor of the Mil-
waukee Sun. The entertainment is in
lllrt-ts arts or Emacs—the gmoery store,
the bud lny's home and the picnic
grounds, The ntany characters are the
boil buy, his chum, his girl. his pit, the
pilicetunn. the servant girl. the doctor.
the old soldier. The show is irresistibly
funny; the company presenting it is said
to be qu. .Ililled in ev cry way to give ex-
t client pcrfurmam es.
Riding on the lull.
The delays which pumengm going
into the city of New York by. way of the
Hudson River, Harlem and Consolidated
rnitruads encounter. are becoming more
and more frequent and reunions. Dur-
ing butt week hardly a train due in New
York before noon was on time. and many
of them more than one hour late. which
lute been of serious inconvenience to men
engaged in business in New York, and
to those going there on businms, or ex-
pecting to take trains for the west or
count. it was promised. while the four
trucks were being laid above the Harlem
river. that on their completion most of
the delays would cease; but they are
now worse than ever, and it begins to
look ’ if some other method would have
to beudoptcd by those whose busiuen is
urgent to reach the city. The excuse
mowing to the opening of the draw
over the Harlem river, It is true that a
part of thedelay is due to that cause.
but the real trouble is to a great extent
the large number at trains running
tbmgbtbe brunet during commission
notes. if the f‘bnmlidated railroad can
by he terms of their contract, run some
of their morning trains beyond the Har-
lem river track, and connect with the
elevated roads st Harlem for New York
city. such trait. would uocommodatel
manyof their passengers. and be wel
[Iatroniu-d.
b.
ltatu luldluru’ Iluu'itul Board.
Thebeudquuvteru of the State Boldlent'
Hospital Board have been removed to
Bridgeport. and hereafter sll businessof
the Soldiers' Home atNorotou will be
trauuotud through Judge A. B. Beers,
chutrmanof tbs executivecommittoeof
tbs lnerd.ercspt tbs paymentof hills.
which will be made by General I. A.
Dickinsonmhohasbsenuppulntsdtreus-
nurnueeeedlng the lateGeuerul P. B.
cuiup. The heard u composed of the
W.HWIW
are] and tnrueGrsnd Army tum.
Autholpokgrsdords snd papers Will
"Whmmsfl
tothsfletnsatlm will bemadsby
“its!
Melvin. Enos the board was iii-tus-
Melitbsbustawshsbssnusus-
iNVENTonv.
. almost indistinguishable from the ‘
voice and delivered by the pnvrvm'vrilh a '
80H,
South Norwalk
tharles E.
LEADING
a sternum: cancer.
It “takes an Interest In About lvury-
thing That Goes on Near lly.
Charles I". Kapp owns a parrot. which,
he says,lsthe nvost intelligent biped in the
city. The bird is a magnificent specimen
of the South American parrot, with a fine
yellow baud. stall green. plum withrul
tinesdwinss our bill. lie-um»
fly-nan» ”barley A. reporter who
Wfigflw as WM with
“mud.“ sitting-rt. Mellon: I see you.
Have you wiped your feetr"spoken in tones
knowing wink arid cock of the head.
"Take a seat, gentlemen. C barley’u glad
to see you," continued the bird. and the
wonderful specimen of the feathered world
continued with a running tire of comment
during the whole of the reporter‘s visit.
Charley is quite a young bird, being only
two years old. Mr. Kapp bought. him for
atrltle about eighteen months ago from-
the steward of s Panama shaman. Since
then Mr. Kapp and his wife have reared
andtrulned him and taught hint all he
knows Some time ago Kupp wnsotlered
I'll) for the bird. and knowing that his
wife wanted a new piano be told her she
niightuell the parrot and get thuplano.
but she said she would not. part with her
feathered pet for two pianos.
When Mr. and Mrs. Knpp sit. down to
breakfast in the morning. If Charley has
not been attended to be will about: "Ah.
tbevul Charley wants a cup of notice,"
"Charley wantsacruckcr." "C barley wants
his cage cleaned." After punching of his
breakfast, coffee and crackers as ordered,
be Is generally hung out in the morning
sun in the from. of the house, and there he
commences his regular daily exercise by
calling all the neighbors by name. and
than many of the school children who pass
by and whose names be has learned, until
Then Charley starts in to amuse them by
singingall the popular songs of the day.
such as "Oh, what a Diflerence in the
Morning." "Little Annie Rooney," "Basalt
Dazzle," etc.. until his audience goes wild
with laughter and excitement. which seems
to communicate itself to the bird. when
then takeusdeligbt in ordering them all
off wscboul. telling them. “You‘ll all be
late." etc.
The next. subjects he works upon In his
daily performances are the itinereut ped
titers. and his imitations of the various
shouts, such on “flags. sucks and bottles?
“Glass put int" and "Strawberries! straw
berries!" must be heanl to be believed. St
must bisultnost perfect imitations of chick-
ens. cataatul dogs, and he calls all three
and whistles. mews. barks Md talks tr
them. He will also greet strangerspnss
ing by with; ”Hello, there! how do you
do!" "I see you: you are just my size."
"l'll steal you If you don't mind." and
“ ’11: going away now. uoedby. by by."
C
gauge. and if my of the precocious youths
who listen to his entertainments make an)
profane remark he will never repeat. it, but
rem: "Rats; you'rcu bad boy." "Goon
away, you naughty boy."
The parrot onu- ncurly got Mr. Knpt
lulu hot water. He was taking Charley
down town on a Height street. car, which
stopped to admit it stylishly dressed young
lady. who was about to take her seat in thr
crowded car. when Charley espied her dud
immediately sung out; “Cbippie. get your
haircut, hair cut. hair cut: Cbippie, get
your hair cut, hair cut short." The gtrl
flushed with anger and the passengers
roared with luughter,but the young lady's
brother, who was standing outside on the
rear platform. come inside and was nlnut
to take summary vengeance on Mr. Kupp
from whom he thought. the remarks had
come. llis anger, however. changed tc
Insights: when he discovered that. till
olfeuder was only in bird. The big brother
nttqued to [lit vesr platform. Charley
uboutuxg‘ llztls' after him int he (limp
peered through the door. —San l-‘ranciscc
Chronicle,
Mentorlru of the Old Folks.
There is never a snowstorm but that
gmndfatht-r or grandmother remembers a
worse uue uwuy back in the fabulous limit
of: thirty. forty or sixty years ago. So lets
them, for they know by long experience
that the promises of seed tints and harvest
avusuve.
They are better than town histories, for
they furnish not only facts but lllustrs:
lions. They are versed in genealogieu
When a western paper comes borne with a
marked item telling of the success some
boy or girl is achieving 2,000 miles away,
grandfather and grandmother will tell
you whether the germ of success can“
the Smiths’ nuturul aptitude or the Jones‘
of the Central peopleis that the delays “"3!
When [tropic wonder why young Black,
with his good home. went down hill, the
old people can show how the sins of a man
are visited upon these who follow him.
They remember in what your Ablatbal
Perkins was born and whom Ellpbulet
“married for his first wife. They know
that Dr. l’lummer‘s second who was a
lion and not A Springer. and that she be
laugsdte. ill-Niles lion- in Redmond
wtto the Durables Bows totally inShsf
Isld.-l.ewlstun Journal.
(treat 'Ires In History.
The great live in Moscow, which occurred
In law. was the most gigantic coutlagra
lion in history. In it so,” buildings wen
destroyed. valued at women The esti-
mated less in the great Chicano fire of 00
lobar. W“. was lithium“). 'l‘bu bulldlngt
destroyed numbered 17.460. The number
of buildings destroyed in the great lira in
”Then“ dent ed by lb t 6
W e greu n
In Bergen in Ill-‘3 wmnlucd at WNW out
That firs burned over sixty-live acres andm
Hamburg. Germany
sum mm at the
do —-Bt we have
Illustration»
“You are l are dying."—Nsw Yfigifi
llsw mum lie-en.
lthrstdthsttuchlnattisruars
dearth of
be has got quite a little crowd around him. leased
ley. however, never uses bod Ian So
springs or curly autumn fruits surprise _
from the Smith orJoues side of the houses " ‘
lattice in mm was tame. valued at about diuettons.
V’ . m ‘ ..
MW ' “ w “' '
Taylor 8t Golden.
Real Estateand Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
sat!
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ANTED.
m m»
A chamber maid and waitress. must come
well rcvomutended. No. ti Orchard sltmt.
TII LET.
QECON I) llmr of t or .6 moms. not and cold
-.. water. item M" or ’15. Apply on the
pretrial”? 83 W est itv rune. boutb Burnett.
ONE lower floor and one upper floor on Bur—
bank street. Inquire o h. Burbanllel
Main street. t..1w
'l‘fleh "guru: o: lll‘unford rim; ALE):—
lI rec rooms. rent .
Aluohsuse NoIbWoodward av nu . t it.
hunheoflh. Woodward ” e M
Tivo houses with
Apply to Joseph
I ()USE 21 Washington street. with or with-
out the barn. fluid unit-u. fruit. Ave.
Apply to lmdley P. Ely. ltl Bin-slimmer: street.
or at the 1" int National Bank. flt- 9t
gardens- on Roton l'lll
r2» 3t
ONE house, do Osborne avenue. East Nor-
walk. of tun Itmrs. firinmsemhrcnt $le
and 39 enter in. Second floor. 5i Osborne
avenuefirooms. rent . water in. Apply to
John Tryon. 8: lllvcrs dc avenue. flilt
HEW llllllltllll tlllll Blillllllls.
siotEs Tl) llEllT.
Thu hm elegant stores. with well litzhm‘
basements. in the new building of the Sor—
walkelub. uillbe ready for rlwtllpamy on or
before April l These stores will or: rental or
for a term of years on very rcvuunnble
terms tor Any good business.
For further particulars inquire of
13 lit). COLE.
FAR“ non occupied by Mr. A. W. Taylor.
t‘eu minutes walk from Dnrieu. l-srm
«insists of four acres. (soul house of live
rooms. is churn. Fine garden with aspen»
shed. mil in great variety Houses for
gullchlckflh‘. lieu: Slip-rmorith. A pl on
the premise». 83.1w
SE house. it West street. water in rent
81.1th on: house over But Grove stove.
water in. newly painted lns'ule and out rent
$10.“); one hour! at El)‘ ~ . Vrrk. rent $71!). An—
gy ytn John ll. Knapp. s: “ est street, South
orwnlk. no if
‘1‘ FIRST club house with modern improv:
meals, in lflkllellll1)Plv-“s'x~.~llln April
I. Inquire of Wilton: ll. its} mend... ”Taylor
uterine, or Jutobhl. Layton. So. Norwnlk jsz
01 SE of seven roomsnn ( «luv street: rent.
3.. Inquire at F. lluycs market. North
Main ~tmt. m it‘-
‘515- -ll00)l (outage for amnll ftamlly nu
Burritt xiv-.euu. Modern improvements.
Apply tot‘ heater l“ Lnlnrk is Quintard avenue.
nth Norwulk. ulle
IIUL} SE on Fourth aieuue um cornerof
Cove ~treet, that Sorwulk. Apply to
Jacob M.l.ayt.onu10tf
FDR SALE.
(\t'nu Mill \ unllnnrv bit yr Eat Eton-thing
Inguod shape. “ill firll f0" 31,. A§pl§
to {tides-i llornung. .\'- n. it “till street. or-
we
‘WO i ll
11 .ui « “if,
lots on Nvulll Main street.
Inquire-oi 3):. I
run Tilly.
\ Blit' SSW it KB BALKE. ‘t.)l.l.l"..\'l)lIR
company billiard table. lav size. As
gmvrl It.» new. inquire”! \\. t . .N-Jfis‘ \Vuh-
tngtun «tree: brillhl’. :19 hr
()NE halter .~ Wagon. Inquire tit \Vil-«m' ,-a
stun- turner ‘Iuylur mzuuc and i 'e-ltr
street. Smith .‘c'orwulk. fill lw
F085 1L!) 0|! '1‘" I“). ’l‘.
IIORISALE or for rent. house at Five Mile
lltver. Fits tulnutcs' wnllt from ntilroml
de l’ooswsion imntedinul)
bridge.
Inquire of
Willem (‘. Jnse. lo» \hmhingmu‘asmet
) l
liol'.m 3F. wutuining eight rooms, my late
residence. icosimrueuvneuu- Bust Nur-
unlit. Modern improvements. [louse nearly
new and in en- llent i:.ondltlon Burn. fruits.
good wellof water. t-tt. Apply to John TE“).
f
:5 Riverside M enue. telnet horwalk.
‘ mngwysrmx. I
\b‘xlfi j‘ Neuralsiu. Sick-bead-
\
at be. Antl-bllluust end
[fluxllll ‘ll
auras mdfamlly'puvéptlve
”n is “runs“ reliable for
‘ ‘ curing pih es in all forms.
“it“
‘ . Go For sale are when»
l \l andatPLAltl Eli‘s
l L Drug Store, SmNorwulk.
‘e :3 cents a box.
A. "ILL. Proprietor Portland. Ilc. fllllm
WASHINGTON!
Sensor Towns To Tm:
NATlllNAI. CAPITAL
Users Tits l’utunssv. Lv t‘osot'mau thorns
PEHHSYlllllll Hllllilllllm
February” March it. April ..2s
to 1893.
Excursion Tickets
flood only on spat-lat Wtrslgn'rlllbo sold from
,, $l2 50
ROUND $ll.00 TRIP.
‘ll lid
thfllmgwmm " n..°°“v‘l. anNnhln-
cl
Mm“ "aware.
b“ l‘lmx'l‘ig‘r. TRAIN hmwi‘lsévem New “B“
0 meat toned
atllmrmnt” on “3%.“ "m E
Itineraries. tlcsts fl
Webs“ gtfi
l NIH"
is run
SPRING-TIME
Springfillsoonbeborennd Iemgoingto'
9‘ ”momma will niskoyou sprlngsboutafoot
joy and surprise. Refreshing and like a drink. of purespring
water they will come to you in season. We are the main spring.
33 WASHIHBWHHSTHEET 33
was it
would:
I...
Seymour
GROOEB. “. "
gulenluuld M
"suits llltl, aim refills."
.Wednesday. Feb. 24.
"tutors cursor to. In
”news an int;
_ l a... my. “M
ore Fun, l
lg Better Dsnceii‘lshdcgli'im"
Thcltelebruted lrlsh (.omed
B‘ tinny & Billion
min arms; music ks
. Summit and sfincrhvhsoms'l
. l
l Wrrrr Coir-sun,
. Prim-r1“ Wong;
g Bum-intro Discuss. "
Special en A
CO!“ _
Everything newbri mane ‘ “"
Seats on Sale at Hayst's and amls
7 ‘ ‘mfitlii‘tirfhtbe
OUR GOVERNOR'S
QUARTETTE I
SNAC
Music Hall
Mllllllll Eltlllllli, FEB. 29th.
The New England Comedy Drama in Beets,
THE Slflltll VlllL
'l’heciud im-ludesMcssrs. \V .N’.
lluvt s. Wil-son J \\. Mull Heinchasrfil‘i'nnr '
’lhus. ll nrner. RF F.‘(lnrk, and Misses Edna
\tt-evl. Addi M. \V
Brennan 0 quer. Alice Urlflln. Mary
Katie Brennan andb
The Yale Glee and Ban} 0 Club uurtete Btzwmfil
sing inthv lst. Mend 'lt lactsoftqheplay. Prof.
t'lms. E. Killin beik
on the hormonal Mr. will give I performance
lITTlE IOLll£ HillllblEllK
Vl ill appear in her s lalt tub
5t irt and Spanish danpflcn ’15:;chng
orite young vocalist. M naglfdilu Weed, in songs
int idental tothe play.
Tickets 51c. l-‘ov sale at the usual placesl And
the club.
by mem bers of
-HlllH SCHOOL-
ENTERTAINMENT
Franklin Street School Hall,
Monday Evening. Feb. 29.
"PROGRAMME. ——
1 Pure Sow. Mia Edithjlunt
3 But it \TIUN. .Mr. Charles Burnes
:Imt art. 111- sAimee Wbod, Miss May Punrelt
t Lonny: —
“Illl llll PHRLE Fllllllllls."
-. 15.1; .
Mr.- Sprigflns .. . . MI
“in r’tllattztlnt Sprigidnm Blisi‘ a’haAdam Smith
.llva Ratt ..... . \ttss Grace Jennings
‘alnu: lilarlsn .1. se hunt ... “Miss Nellie smith
r . pr gKIn-v .......... Mr. Ha
)lujur Rattan nWim 32:];
V' n [or hut-leis. 3 Mushroom)“. James Burnett
. {T’ADMISMOX Lani!
I like and Cream served extract El. 25. 23, 5)
RENEE?"
Saturday matinee and eve-Mug. Penal.
KEEP IT DIRK.
Monday mtinee and evening, Feb. fl.
' LOST Ill HEW llllilh
Merit of )lamulo- tlhurlty Foundation Fund.
Tueaday evening. Feb. Ill
\I'bovllnen‘s Benefit.
Mil. POTTER OF TEXAS.
MARCH i.
BUNNELL‘S ANNIVERSARY.
‘SMlIE MARTINI;
PROBATE stunt lltll unit.
)l Ilt‘l ANT I o (. ll of
II have forotlirdls'mt “gt mum will
be will at public auction to the blahestbldder
on Tuesday. the Iltbda oflart-b Ind at
lhnv‘ll't'l'l’tk. agtevnoonmn t} l
were u prratc or Mworwal It:
and inn-rest as'l'ltads uslfluyermf “W
u said district. an insolvent amigo ”an.
burl at the tttucuf blea-
the dwelling urul lot
salt! Iluyev as Ms
ulin '
tcyoeeu
lamented. ttl tbft -
wal kmnltomnlllllauuallud. . on or
Basie MW
and tribdltlonu ltiaoie’kuown utttutcof ”it
not!
I. 33:80. KEELI Tutu.
Dated at Noruislk. I’ehruary mm!”
For puntt
H0! is lovers
. l3"
ofgood'fes. Here you mayuobu and
got the best. She wattsloverof good
Tea: she came.abe lnughtmuruesyln
andsuld: “lbavebunted 8|)me
for niceTsa.snd in no place do!”
such good Tea us ‘
stock’s, no matter what
Now the mount our bust'lhsbm juit
..apound,snd we anthem “lb
remark that the lady mun have pal
more for inferior Tea. Whoever H
mohgood'l‘easlnourstovussnowund
the beautyof it ltyou can but!!! 0"
getting the same son foralmg Ills.
aswebsvssawd supply.-
WhatsgraudmsdJapan'halth
tit-twelve". It”!
uwemaddmwsbsvsbsudfl
m good new. The ladies say our
writable-timely.
We no not re W as b
ryaad foul anybody. Mil!“
museum Websitrvewsclsr
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