Plaisted’s SARSA- ‘ARILLA is compos- " ;*,of choice Roots, 3 he and Barks,care- g yaolected and pre- It‘ihls‘no‘ equal as a Blood Purifier. Got a bottle; it will . do yup good. . IFOI' la Tonic Plill'stéd’s’ Beelllilesndlron A, possum. MAL mm; luau “h .I one mechan- tuaaldtbat htstbodylsvlr- every two tot rec tugorerta rad nasd under I that duty prompt-m gLoxatonlk. accelerated man. as it were. I”to four weeks. Tllll ‘ William ' SEWEL ‘. unnaturamunwi-de "tumors-i. ......., new ~ .3... human. ml of; Notices. of local We! a! blade. torrhtchoaudartur'ouisdim-ped, ' andaotlmculculotadtomm It WMWMaaudwtmnt of taste Win in advertising. nitrate, are charged for at regular rules, 10 cents a line. lllnlatare Aha-ac tor mu. 8 Riser Bullets I! b 17w. l um l k at 9:4! ll" stall! new fork Herald Weatherm My partly cloudy to chindy weather will probably prev-ll. with slight temperature chew” and trash. aoraswbat variable winds. mostly northerly and easterly. and raln. pas- slbly followed by clearing. On Saturday part- ly cloudy. coldlr weather and trash to bra westerly and northerly winds will probably prevail. Merl by light rain or snow near tbelakesandaaatward to the New Incl-ad coasfl;andon Sunday generally Irlr. colder l ; ,. Sllll‘l‘ll NORWAIIK. and A cold wavo,atteurled by trait, hi on its way from the northwest. What the rmpI. or on- on: are being Seal-a. There will be service th’s stternoun in Trinity church at 5 o '_.cloch ~ Alhln Nenkirchner. George Gcfiort and other German young men will gixe a party in Arion Hall on May 2. B. E. Gorham is doing a handsome job . in the wall paper line in the residence of Manuel '1'. Batch. Fairlield avenue. Amble prim at Lane‘s depot restaurant. ___~_ Dr Jacob May has made application 4;. ,; ; Lt‘ohatetbename of his oyster steamer We carry a full line of all the popular Pat— ent Medicines. l’lllSTEll, thGGIST _ ”Isthmus it So. Hurrah changed from "Albert J. Hoyt” to "Etta May.“ John B. Ferris returned last night from a two weeks' trip to Southern Pines. N. (L. and other places of’ interest in the South. Are you weak and run down? Dr. Richardson 3 Chinchonn, Chamomile and Gentian Tonic Powders cure Weeklies and (loner-a1 Debility. Ask for Se. or We sample. _~___ I leorgc Roberts and Charles Treadwell are enjoying a vacation from St. Mary's school ship. They will report on board again on thesecoud day of Stay. when preparations for the annual cruise will begin. ~l.‘akc and breadsaleat W. t‘. T. l' mom. No. 22 North Main street. lfl-flltllr row afh‘rnoon. A horse attached to Bennett dc llllrl- tml'a «Misery wagon lm-amo mired at ll. J. tintblll'a oyster dock yesterday attor- umumuul tlw united «lions of half It damn men were required to get the uni- mul on Serra firm! again. Slim A. lrene Hoyt. Misses .‘lnmn nwl llouisa Benedict. Messrs Harold A. Pawns. W. B. Jennings. Dudley B. Hoyt, E. W. Fitch and James H. Mitchell. 0! this place, attended the Stamford lligbflchool Alumni Abode. tion resorption. last evening. Handel's "Mall.” will he pruented in tho Town Hall. Standard. next Friday evenlngby the Stamford Ontario society. The soloists engaged (or the common are Miss Isabel Edmonds. soprano: Mrs. harsh Baron Anderson. oontralto; J. ll. McKinley, truer: Carl B. Dam. bass. h Seidlsochcstrawlll provlds the instru- a mental music tor the occasion. ——M’-I Myrtle Bylngtonml Norwalk, Conn. graduate of the Nerrlll Business College. lltatnford. Conn. has been plac- ed lnallae mltlcoas maographrrand typowrltict. wiI Stuart. Warren a (To. fimr 29 Howard street. N. Y. Clty. Nowell: people havsreasoatonvjolco gnaw Good-Ill haemw pmmdtlnmrralltethodistuhurclm gotthetowu to their respective charges. 'fliethmgeutlsrnsn are well liked. not onlybytlnmrrnbenoftbeohurcb ores whlehsacbprcddesbutbytbspcqbd the community in marshbtcau. ot the goodlnflurncstbryhaveexsrtsdhwe. Mmmdthemord ’duluslncycllngguodsof Jmmm-lohauo- Monstrous-momma ‘ WWW . u- 6 M ”13”” Thel'm’trfiundrcd club held its last meetingottbeeeasoulastevenlngattbe. ‘ MdeawothSte'vsnaFairtlelrl are. nae. George comb. proprietor or the (hit- Inanla Ho'tel. went to Trenton. N. 3., yesterday to attend the funeral of his sister. . W“ Kr. and Mrs. J. P Brummer entertain- ed several friends trons Philadelphia. last evening. at their homlnlrauders block There was vocal and instrumental. music. and a line collation ‘ Six new locomotives have arrived at the round house of theConsolidated road it New Haven. They are partot the lib teen adored recently from the Rhoda Island locomotive Works. They are to be used on freight trains. ThoPuhllo um has who... gift from (loot-go B. long. one grotto! superior lead pencils from the well- known works at the Dixon Crucible (30., otwbich Mr. Imgieascretary. Sir. Ian; and wife. formerly Bias Lizaie Dayton. are pleasantly sitmted in Jersey City. N. .l. TheChautauqna Union will meet at thereaidenceol Miss Mary Kirby Jet!» ulngS. West street, My evening. 4nd! 10th. instead of Monday evening. April 18th. the change being made onsc- count of “the Old Well Hook and Ladder company's concert at Music Hall."- P.B.Miller.ol the lino olfll'tllfl’oz (70.. has received a circular from' green goods” men in New both city, similar to theoneroceived by C. L. Werner. o! the borough, describing at length the kind of “green goods" they would ship him upon the cash payment of one thousand dollars. ——i’urc cotton with pure cream. on a cup, depot restaurant. Open all night. ‘Jiin. apet crow owned by William Smith. of Ely avenue. died last night! Yentenlay the crow ate a quantity 0! salt, prisibly thinking it would have the etfect of prolonging its life. but such did not prove lobe the case. The bird was well known by people residing on the avenue The vestibuled night uspreso trains between Brooklyn and Boston our the Hadron States line are to he ulthulmwn early in May and day trains suhstitutul. The-light trains do not pay. Tlm new traimwilllr-are each and early in the day and make the run in a little over six hours. in ”allot-k, of the firm of liztlluck It l-‘nlmshrr. who unmet to occupy E. A. “I'umlwnrn 't Imiry on Raymund sum. was sawing stock for hot cuss-s in the lhmlmry factory yesterday, when he struck his lclt hand against a saw and so nearly severed the thumb that amputa- tion was necessary. "Canton hose. if good, can bettu warranted. \oucunbuy guamntcwlhose atA. B. Colors“ The ml“ mortthly meeting of the Aston Singing society wasltrldlaatevcu- lug. Themembers voted to accept the invitation of the Huang-section. Turn Vefimdstamfud. toasteud their ball on E“ Marley. and also decided ‘to haves dancsin the society's hall on Washington street on the 35th lust. The Home Itaslon society of the South Norwalk Baptht church will give a mt-lal at the lane of Rev. Archibald “angina. WI Bayview ayenne. this emu. ink. 1heywill havéa supply of apron-.1 calm and mull-eats: Isle-1m any.“ mulla- bsrrvrst. m cordial invitation touts-led m alh ~ Wheeler & Word. at 7:0 south Main Mae everyda- smth ls mRerlng from qulnsy sore throat at his home. 47 Spring street. expects trier-It lay 1st with u,- Etch. exhibltlone in all dismount lithe. joining Tun Scrum once. has added T duceon worm It largecruwrl ”flammable-an «in “W gift—2%., eta-mama "null-“'- ..._.__. mmmuumrocrmm LAllrchbl Hank-trust, is con- fluedtohbbolnebysioknu. W The Norwalk Lawn Tennis club netted 31M fmaI , r series of mid~wlntsr dances. ’ . «7.... HmbarsbBryanholWilszill at :thered‘deaceot her aca.W. 1'. Bryant onEaetMsvenne. anlidge c hobo-cod have sold the Cami backward homestead on the thtcnroadloflecrgsVan'l‘assell. Mum”? Rev. a n. Watkinsbas been quite ill at the Oncecburchrecsory. He lsre- mewm’w ammubeingmrucomtortabletoday. The Norwalk library. now located in the new Norwalk club building. will be ‘opoo tomorrow aftcmoon tor the distri- bution of books. IlaryG. (ligawell widowof Josephus Cogpwcll, died this morning at her home in Cranberry Plains, aged 83 yarn Thetuneral will take placcSun- day alteration. ‘ sidearm It. s. art-IA. m. u its regular communication last evening. WWW the Fellowcralt degree upon Chm. e Osborn. W. ll. Lockwood. the horse trainer. mired two valuable horses from New Jersey this morning. Hcexpects several in the near future. ostmuster Bubbcll and head letter ner Percy Glendeuoing. have recur— edr invitations to attend thr- Dunbury postal employee hall at the new armory in that place. Easter Monday The Norwalk Lawn Trunk club will open the mason May 1. Their lot at the corner of Mott and Belden avenues is to be put in that class-condition. Work announced there th’u morning. Rev. S. Dwight Butler. who.“ will be Whithwhshohnofailbrt one misconception with the pastorate o! therrhrohhrmrscrtrsd averyllatterlngcalltoleave his charge in PortCheaterrecsntly. At a meeting otthecharcba‘ndaocisty in Port. Ch.» trr. Tuesday crating. tberdgnatloa o! Mafiutlsr was not accepted. and the membmvotcdtolncrcasebisilary to “Mmyesrandglvshim the use of theparvouage. ”w ; . Isaac Shriver. who recently bokbt. out thcfrlrltaml confectionery store ad~ new shelving and made other marked improvements to the interior o1 store. He has put in a fresh st% of goods and it looks as if would makeago of the businas from thcstart. Ir. Shrivcr will carry a line of candles. and during the mower unison will havennnle us and berries the market at! ' He will makes specialty of cigars. spendingn portionofbis time on themed in the interest of a )laryland concern which he remote. wbib his son will take charge 0! the storebere. llisshelvesare already well tilled with [lat-anus of all grades. M...“ NollWAIII NE“ ll. A meeting of the directors of the Nor- walk Ind South Norwalk Kiel-m Light A [Irony budget at It... rm- Ia- let-animator“. The Nor-walk mum, Imam» not» strel “troupe has disbanded. Miss May St. John. at Clill street. who has been seriously ill. in improving. John S. Seymour to-nmrrow morning at It o’clock to declare the usual qmrterly dividend. church will be as follows: Daily. except Good Friday. at l0a. nu: Friday even- ing. 7:30: Thursday evening. lloly Com- munion at 7:30: Good Friday, 102301 In and 5 p. In. 'i'hr~ king bolt in Honey & Benedlct‘s delivery wagon broke um Union Park this morning and George Brady. the dcL liyery clerk. was thrown out. The horse. with the front wheels of the vehicle, ran some distance. Brady was uninjured. Mr. aml Mrs. David l-‘lahcrty. of Pros- pect avenue. are the "route of a baby girl. limos Mitchell has sold the E OlmstI-ml farm at North Wilton to ll limit Ulmateail. of New (nnuan. The graduating class at the Orcr Rim selmol iseomposerl of libs Mable Wig» ham. James N. Woedaml Gangs (bans. 'l'her-qmtolthctownfioardof Health (or the month of March gives the general health of the community as very good. mtwithatanding that there were thirteen mid casesof scarlet lever. one mae- oi measles. one of typhoid fever and tour of diphtheria. The following item isgning the rouhds of the state papers: Morris Langdon and Frank 1-). Hard. of Norwalk. went tlahingat Lake Kcnosia Saturday after mum. and in a swamp at the south end «ohm or Knapp's hate. spring styles for lit-we; firsts. only $3 50 each. Mitcho ull'n hat store, Norwalk. l‘arptmters are at work on the new llwastonic station at (buttons. The building will stand on the opposite side ofthotrack from theoldstation. ‘ The committee! Our Brothers' Midge. l..0 0. F..tolnvcstigatematbrsnlatlrs to the purchase at the Sellrck Brothers’ building. will male their repofl at the Ina-ting flooday evening. , Charles Belkaap. the manufacturer“ has brought suit agalmt Elward B. 'l’ay lnr.ot the llrnt of Taylor e 00.. Nur- walk. to recover ”it. which he claims Taylor collected for him anth to turn over. Taylor claims that he has re- tained only what money belonged to him. The case was returnable belore Justice Natalia in this city III-day. but at the request of counsel was T-Ibtlsmbrmw ~Brldgspcrtl’ arInsr. l I ,. M,“ Albert Velalta. eta-amidst: We hm“: mwmmhdmbwaph. his rarer. The animal dropped in its wnnnmunrssr. warmly of an Immense serpent. fifteen feet long. serpent may be inspected by the doubt tol. commons snake was found near the lake lateral months ago. Henry Gibb.“ old colored resident olNorwalk. fled athls homeanrook street. yesterday aim-noon, aged 75 years. 'l’he‘tuueral willbehldlronr the Norwalk lsthodbt church. Saturday atbraocn attdcltwb. The burial will belnthechurcb lot uUnlouce llr. Olbbswla'bnrnlultbgush. 0a.. end llvedtltlieinttllhew'ssbrong‘btnortb a KBlshopqu thh place, who retained hlrnb til-servant nutllblsdeatb. Ir. Olbtatbsosaearad aposttion with the Non-lbw comply-whichln held ulltll‘bll Writer theaoutb three years ago At fla-m.Va..the de- ceased beta wits and hangars! hls “ sclsslmc‘htewaatobrtagthmnuth. ‘ Intllbbswsss Wtcltrhtlaaanda W; m .ltlbt we: ”lichen-Imba- cow-Slit papsrtbhtuiordflsnryfim’s mummwumm company will be held at the officeo! Services during Holy week at Grace ’ pony we notsoo' such welbknown artists otthelaketheydlacovered the remains ltaheadwas buried in the sand. The It will unnumbered that another arr-beret image bytbelateOeorge ‘ Arum- Wm.“ arc-- 0733'!!! Kim News and Gossip e! the Day I. last lerwalh- liaF'RPIncherdlaplpnrynuq,‘ hasmcovsredtrosnaserwesllasu liar. and mi. use...” aura. ford. formerly located here. are visiting Ilrs. Henry Serum. Hallie avenue. \‘alnabledogaownedby Mrs. Roberts” and Mrs. Whitmore. Cottage avenue, havebeenbilledbypohomn' gthia week. 1.. Hanfordandsan om. have up visiting Hrs. Paddock‘s brother in lib ' ford. ' 'l' HOUSE tsp-thread Climb. risen Wires-sand manna “m WAan-ettc work. washers and AW! “mickey dryOofitC-nanafinuw 3' nnsns'i'lc noises. Theatrical tuna t- witch IVs-rating ; People will a. rat-mu. ’ ~ Mi. Vet-noun Jarbeau who will up» " ' ' pearat Music Hall, Saturday c a. hashada varied and interesting stage experience. Shchasbeen on the stage_ almost since childhood. Her first ap- parancewutnadcattheageofld, two months aftergradnatlng. Her first. role' was Hebe tooth-store," with the Do! Operammpanymt theSta’ndardTbeatn mm Istnrbaunasplayerl in all brancheaot the theatrical barium but has been principally known from her connection withcomic opera. She has becntheptima donna oi 01)er Caste Duff and flax Itaretaekopcsacoaspanies. She played “Evangeline" with Rice term two years with great room Front To our. 5mmumnhmoenm “detract mm. mm Apply I» Jacobi WwIW " SWAlt’l‘V‘ I coil“: building, trons apart- ments. rooms can: hm e, familiam :52: ...'.é...n..%-"c... 3.0;; 9 thtnstou N'l'ayloravmae hearts»: arrest. a very (ha) convenient-[downs hone: under. eon-mo 1: Lori ‘a. £531. .32" " “Ital. cottao.‘ W‘WW m! %?flw?¢vrtm Ratl- Ol ”(.31 (30“! I'll: seven mourns rBorrtttand Quinlan! avenues. Apply Inch-eta P. laminar-l arcane. ; ; ; ; Freon April let. ”house on Mmmrhce WagnetOUagedyleqmteaJumpJot ’m‘fi'm“ H Mm“ Hinlarlnan has mmpltshed it enc- ceeatully. She supported Dime. Nadya. HOUHZ‘B' iv loam street. Imminent“ Mrs. ka for six weeks at the Fifth Avenue 'MM‘GEE ”if: N. Mm 1‘" M Them m Cfimammmclmw... thatsbe appeared with John Stet-orig “out kwmd. Narwath athf‘t. greatcauoompany. The last two '0' ‘)sn home fin... om stormmt no wnabefore her starring tour. she was “Swawggém’i‘mmngytmw Lia: nut! again prima donna of the Dot! Opera tomb. Knapp.me street.~irmh . Company. AremnrkablefactahoutJar—' , . _ [’03 9‘ LI}. bennlstbatshehaeneverbeenidentifird Ammonia." '. 'malmg V with a failure, and has always been con- nected with the most pronounced enc- oeasee. All her own momma and near- ly all of the company's. were designed by herself. Jarbeau is a tylieal French woman,andapartof her great success isprdrably owing to her rivacity and chic, which have been inherited from French vacate. (barge Puck's powertn! company will want the (eminent or American melo- dramas. "Beam lights." at lode Hall, Thumlay. April ll. Among the com- 1‘0ntllhnsrn—Vor sale. a dairy from it to aim. perday. Address 3.0 IL. Boat. thntpank. S old establts‘ ed grocery will... for sale. AddrusP. I). 30151. int Xurwalls filw BCILDNG bytmltnatrclnr. the: views side of Murmur .VI'n -. or particulars aching» 1.3. as. John. ll Elisabeth street. sooth Nerwalk. 1'93“ 4- 1113 ME '10 BY Y FURNITURE Is at FlllIK 0.10lll8lll'8. No. It: Washington W South Small. Fllllll'lllE IlllE To llllEI. Sparta. l attention van to Recs-in and t'pfi‘m. m sou OPEIIIG II Sllllllllll. Wheels/8:. llanlord ”MAINSTRm 80. NORWALK. 07., Illllllll. mm rum & as W. A. Lanigan. Gus. 1'. Wallace. Charles P. Rice. His Irene Cbadbouroc, Miss Bernie Dallas and other: ”Mac: Light“ is a strong. interesting play all the‘ way through. lpoclal attention being paid to thecostnmlng. A sub band and urchattraare alsocarricd by the com- pany. Hear then: at noon. The return of Mr. and Mrs. Kendel has been looked forward to with with plea ant anticipation by their many friends and admirers. lt I'D no: Wary there- fore to predict the hearty welcome they willrem-ivc while at Bunnells Bridge. port theatre next arr-eh A Prophet ‘lflrat has ll-aov In Ills 0w- Cots-try. l‘noa run Town asp Cm Consortia, Omen. Blur; or Moan. lit Punt. . , litmus. Cons. l have examined an article of Granu- lated Tobacco Stern Fertilizer. prepared bylr. l". C. Bturtevant. for lawns. plan. and vines. and have no hesitation in pro nonncingltthe veryhsatartlclelcr the treatment at lawns that lhave area. As a park commissioner of the city at New fordllmlalong rspcflencrintbe can and treatment of lawns and know or the desirablllt o! a fertiliser that would be odorles. beuscdataoy time Inthe your trillions the lawn withggs: i'l'hellaensuof is “a. D! flma'mm'wm ' avlr'ronwflla %;§;;u: .fally (unanimmly'gfin ”WW“ (IV-mm 'Hy ”comm Gregory Bros. Its-ts. ill WALL arm. WWI“. (17. nib ‘ orme .u" raosm one”... 3.... .. "And what did be When you called hltnsaunotagun?‘ “0h, hejnatwent '9 6'75: r 1. — in! roe-ball or the cor-near. QWIWS cumulus Mme. Scalchl, following-”M to: I. Bambi. 15W: ”"9- n" W, . Siphon 3m. sec-Inga“! st MT . .D lichen ll. Stalls]. lots. W Can. ”filo-“clone. . rm“ lust. KaabetlraalPhae-ad tbbmt, that-«nae. lie-York. sms son .1153: me'J-maflnemrsw serum-5o be.” lest: Iiiii.‘ s’ii “Jingle-u. SATURDAY, ll’llll9. CWT!!! (“m3 Vernona llaLheaII STARLIGr-rr. fimkflnwmydw Everything Eta-gal! one: New Ynany tilt-allele! SEW GAVUI'I'I BY Neurone Girls lustllal Ilsa? mt: tract I, THE KIT 07MBKASON. ' to.” ' IISS lllllfllls III SlllllS ”W” “0b! Wamzmhmml' JIPYD. Imam Prw'.randlaa’r SeaboaSeleat “unsold “arms!!!“ IIISIG lllll, Ollll'll Illlllll TllllllSllll, APRIL [4. (*kaan Billlllll llBllTS 1 any 1“flattens;lo'awtb'sthu. arowzarm. cotmxr. , , (Hummus coimms. sumac senator. A CLASSIC SOLO ORCHESTRA 1'!!! NIAGARA Ql‘lm'fi'l. A SUPERB MILITARY BAND. and entirely NEW AS.) PLuslxu mm. a~-SEETIIEl’llllllEl'lllllll. Wormmllgflfllllflt. Wmeatflrm'naad BU N N ELL’ 3 BBIDGEPllllT THEATRE FRIDAY IV KN] NI}. APRILB‘; Emmet-«Icahn. RAH'RDAY Imaging; AND lVlNlNO. MONEY MAD. W... TUMOAYW. AMER 4” 8 IRIS. WAY more. APRIL I Mr. and Mrs. Kendal "WAY mas. APRIL M. The Lost Paradlae. "AMERY WW APRIL 3. w .. BEACON 1kg 7&. Calumbla Blcycleal ”in“ “M ii!” lGYCLESl “Mam“
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