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of all the popular Pat-
ent. Medicines.
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SERVICES.
Yrs-elem and hole Ibo-as in Norwalk
Mm.
80m Nolwau Colo-manor“. West
avenue and West streets. No settled pas-
tor. Services man a. mud 7
day school. ma: rouse mid
p. In; sublset. ”Cbriat'sKinolom. Do I be-
llev. L 0. Bra-tow. of Yale
Univ‘ersltr.wlllpreaeb.
Soc-I'll Nansen Muscular. West avenue
near Garner. Rev. B. E. Borne» pastor.
Pro-chute, m a. In. and
lamina snbiaet “lithe-s" evening subject.
all p. m.: Sunday.
Soon Nona-s Barrier, West area-e, near
Pine street Rev. ArchibalIleeaton. pastor
Preaching. was. mend my. m.; Sunday
school. 12m; Y. P. 8. C. Ewayer meeting. no
p. m. Preaching by the nuns.
'husrrr my“. West street sour-le-
held avenue. South Norwalk.
lock, rector. Palm sunday. Holy Comman-
lon at Ella. m. Morning Prayer. Litany and
Sermon at mm are. Evening Prayer and
Nolwau Guantanamo“. sinner Park
and lawn-islets Rev. T. K. Nubian“.
m a. In. and if» p. m.;
Y. P. S. l_'. E. meeting. dd!) p. In. Rev. C
H Daniels, of New York, will occupy the”!-
plt morning and ermine. Evening subject.
"Powerand Rmrve." The [raster will con-
duct the Introductory services.
Nonwsu llmoom. West and unit are-
rmes. Rev. Genres Van Alarmed). D.. pastor.
Serviceslomamaediwnm; Sonia:
reboot]: In; Hearth Deane meeting. all
Stunting cabinet. “Sound in God's Statutes"
Evening subject. "The Hidden Net.”
Noswsu Barrier. East avenue. opposite
Green. Rev. 1.2. Robbins. pastor. fier-
vices. Ma. m, and 7m». m.; Sunday school.
12m.;temperauee service. anal-z young
people’s do p. I. Hernia: subsect.
"left-handed ." Evening sub
, loci. new of love.”
so Pan's newness. Church-tremm
site tbeGreenJ‘orwaik. Rev. 8.7. Graham.
rector. Rolf Comm-aims I" I. la: Divine
service with sermon. Ma B... subject.
"Sceneshomtbenrnhlmfinndan" Divine
umfihmimnn~ublwt “Scenes 1’)
from theflrstPnlIuSII-day.”eontlnued. Sane
dayuehosllatlla. )‘reesittlnpandseordlal J 1] Light h. kindly muted to
Gunzrmrsl. BeldenaveaassadCIuse
um.Norwalk. Rev 8.11. Watkins, rector.
Sundaybefore latter. launcher". ut- Chestnut strest,on
anysnd “Mam; Sunday school Liberty" n i' desirabe lb“ many
nmsmrnm and Sermon, taunt. shonldbeartbisleutureJherefore allare
The Holy Communion will not be adminis-
tered. Allanyeleome. '
Dr. Manila. covnarostst avenue 7%
andCbapdumuNorwalk. Rev. W. J slee-
nnI. pastor. how ”are. 'l' s. In.: Cbildrn’s
“Mala?me U
BmAmraln-onm,nsarvnzum
avenueJastNorwalk. Rev 0. I.Peu,pas- oi-Dlobrlmlnosmcn Millig-
tor. Wasmaadlflnuhn- inghyamslequartette tableaux, reel-
thresholds-I4 yna'peopls's-utlaatfl “a“. etc.
pom; But»
to
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. “ ' fiml’lflv 51’5“? “l” ”at”
--.larbeau (handy Co. to-night.
John Rodemeyer, a sewn-per man
wellknowninliorwalk, isnow employ-
edontheslailof the Bridgeport Times,
aneweveolngpapu.
Thesommaryof the Weekly Recruit
for the current week gives Norwslk
twelvereal estate sales and mortgages
amounting 00.181”.
Thsannual meeting of tbeSouth Nor-
mkhwnwmbwm be held in
tbeparlorsof OldWeIlHook and had
dsrcompany, next Tuesday evening at
Bo'clock.
—Reuonable-_~ prices at lane's W
manner. \_______
Areyouncrvuus fromwantotsleepl‘
DrHBlebardaouamoelcry andOin-
ckonallervs Tonto Powders core-in-
5c.or10o.ssmple.
D.8hapiru, awestbsroitbsurmwho
havenartedapaperbnxmanufactoryat
lflmMMhb family and
‘ householddfectsfromll’ew York to 61
Woodwardsveuasammrday.
Ground wasbrokenon DJ}. Disbrow's
property tbhmmniogforthebmadwslk
tohs made_frnm Westavenue to Rock
Matthew andBeoedlct proper-
ties. Stone-telewdl belaid on tin-side
hill.
~0ardeu Mae, if good, can hefuliy
_.warrsnvsd Toucan boy guannteedhore
atA. B. Coley:
The servires during [1on week at
Trinitychurcb. will be every morning
except Friday and Saturday, at 05);
Wellserday, 3:!) p. m: Good Prilay,
10:3); In. and m p. or: Saturday,
Easter evening. Inptisrnsl service for
' children at imp. In.
11»: business on the Housatonic roil-
rosd still continues to increase A new
lull) called the Bcnttm fretght I: w s over
the Dnnbury and Norwnlk division every
night heavily Ended With freight for
Brenton. ltianuo of the fastest trail:
running on the road.
—lr. Wm. Webb, of Stamford, gradn~
ate of Merrill Bail. college. Stam-
ford.Ct. In accepted to III e position as
bookkeeper witlIChs. It Sister. grocer
The lactic-suns at the citations and
evening classesof Prof. W. G. Neweil's
dancing school will take place next Wed.
n-dsy. the 18th inst. Mwbo‘w‘fll
with” inntbeeshibitioa dance at the
receptionwiildrillat 5-30 on the’aame
day. fl'hedsteoofthereoeption is spin
changed, it now being Wednesday, April
give electors neat llondsy evening at
Hillo’clock inthelcctnreromnatll’i
on“l.aw and individual
cordially invited to bepresent. To avoid
interruption the doors will be closed at
-—Entsrtainrnent by the Y. W. C. 1'.
.st their room No. 22 North llaln
street. neat Tumday evening.will cor-ht
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TheY;P.8.C.E..Vol'the Booth Nor-
walklhptisteburch,willhold its regu-
isrmsstinzatw p. In. Sunday. All
arevorycordlallyinvitedtosttoad.
kWh-d ‘
Ballmounuin,juatn¢wthof the san-
gatuckdepot.wasbumedoverlaatnlgbt.
Itiasuppoaedtbatthe lire was kindled
insomelmshesneartbc water by boys
andgettingbeyond their control swept
over the hill. ”W“...
In Bridgeport. yesterday. Hiram K.
8003.0! Rideelield: 8. B. Sherwood. of
Westport. and N. M. Belden, of Wilton.
werespwinted commiariows to mess
benefits land damages to the pmperty
in East Norwalk. through which the
Osborn avenue extension will be made.
~i’ure coltoe with cream. be a
“MW Mk Open All night
Bullock & ram. of Danbury, who
have lewd B. A. Woodward's factoryou
Raymond street, auditing itup for the
manufacture of bat cases and boxes.
The engine and boiler are already in
position and the machinery will be put
in the firstof next week. The factory
herewill bein curse of Ira Hallock.
The firm intend erecting another and
muehisrger factory inDanbury.
The ibinnial expires is the fastest
tmin on the Comolidnted road. it runs
lastweau Washingtonian Boston, via
the Shoreline and Pennsylvania system.
Thewatrbound train is due to leave
New-Haven“ 1.10 p. III. it lstt the
depotoo My ten minutes late. it
the run in one hoursnd twenty minutes,
thifostest timekver madeby s passen-
ger train between those potnts.
NORWALI NEWS.
A heavy Bulk: :vEta-s from he
“"8.“de
,fi} Johnllowohas raised a new
b oullowestreet.
wLustrinse for cleaning.
Irene. l1. Robbius' mooniheBnp
t'pt church, to—Irwrrow night. will be
followed by baptismal service.
I" red \Yardwell has left the employ of
the Norwalk and South Norwalk Street
Railway company. He will go to work
in Brooklyn next week. J ,
Market, 2! Wall street
The members of Catholic U nion Coun-
cil K. of 0., will receive holy commun-
ion inabody, at the 7 o‘clock mass in
St. Mary’s church, tomorrow.
~30" Jarbean will please you.
Next week services will he held every
evening at St. Pnul'a church, beginning
at 8 o'clock. Do Good Friday there will
be services. with s sermon. at 10:30.
"Cleonlinem is next to Godliness'
quotes H. R. Halo. and he further says
thstto boulean use larstrine. Nothing
like it for the modern honeekeepq.
At the liethodist church. to-morrow
evening. the pastor, Rev. George Van Al—
styne. will make some remarks having
speehiraferenoeto biaflftbpastorats in
alfimdollarCompoundEnglne.
1%: Bram-imminent
Coulis mm.um been
absentor tardy forthopast three years.
”'15-“ Raw” tr} "Wisp ‘ '
got toJflarlem riva'on time, making’
.L-Blue fish this evening, at People’s
playoflsstsrbats and bosnsts ether
”enthusiast.
m
committees-1.1mm of
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Hhswcrkoferectingsnowironbridgs
from the Norwnlk Park to Riverside
avasnrwsscomrnencedymterday.
P..HUoderwood,ofTollsnd. Conn.
J wya at the Norwalk and South Nor-walk
Electric Light oompsny'sstation yester-
23 experimenting with his angular
ts.
-Dld you bur anything drop? Yes, it
we: theprice offlourtoflc.perbag at
I). L’flommedieu's.
Ii. Hattie Osgood and brother
Daulphin, of New Britain. returned
home yesterday sitcrnoon after a few
days' visit with Dir. and Mrs. J. ll. lay -
ton. Fairlield avenue.
~Junius Brown does painting. paper
bought; and general johbing. Order
slateinpostoflice. P. 0. address, No. 8
Haviland street.
Thosewhowant to see howbusiuess
canbshustledsndrusbedsloug, should
pay arisit to the New anannnurser»
ice. The Boyt'shnvejI-tstarted in on
their spring orders. and it h very lively
times around there.~llessauger.
——We take pleasure in announcing that
we have given to Mr. J. Arthur Piuneo.
Norwnlk,Conn., the sole agency oi our
high grade summery and fsncy novel-
ties. He is also authorised to takeorders
for our welding invitations and announc-
Iueots. visiting. reception and dinner
cards, coats oi arms. cram, monogram.
address dies. etc. All orders will receive
pmmpt attention. Dempsey & Carroll.
Art Stationers, Union Square. New York
We of timse entertainments which all»
always popular because everybody likes
totes; and hear children. will take place
in the OperaHouse on the cveuingof
the 30th inst..giveu by the scholars of
the Center school. At least one hundred
children will take port in drills or
shrines. One of the choruses will be
the "lnilammntus" iron Stsbat Dialer.
by Busini. the solo parts to be sung by
[our link-f boys. The meals or the
evening 'wiil he expended in the purchase
of a calvinet [or s mill-ct of minerals.
which the school is to receive from
Charles A. Quintard. nod for mim- helps
in acluml work
~lliss Jarbeau In fits-flight: to night.
l’EllPllW YOU KNOW.
Where and How they Spend their Hours
of Recreation.
Mrs. John N. Tuttle,.of WestfiNorwalk,
isyisiting rehtires in Port Chester.-
Ers. (leorgell. Plaited ofNew Y.ork
its spending a few days wItiI her parents
in this city. '
Him Jennie Gregory. n teacher in the
Franklin street school. gdcs to Washing-
ton, D. C. tospend the Easter vacation.
Mrs. H. E.»Leaeh and daughter Ado,
of Washington street. left yesterday
afternoon for New York and Brooklyn.
where they will spend a week.
Mayor Reed went to New York yester-
day afternoon, spent the night with
friendsnnStsten Island. and is in the
city today transacting businem. ‘
like Charlotte laMout. teacher in the
South Norwalk High school. started this
morning for her fornter home in Court-
land, N. Y., where she will spend the
Easter vacation.
Park Avenue Hotel, New York city,
formerly of Norwalk.are maxing for
a trip to Europe. They will probably
ssllurly in Rays
tir. aodlin Nathan W. Jones, of
Danber‘yJar’E theguestsof J. '1'. Adams.
“flout!“ Hills ll! Jones expects to
intbstasbliiasmin tbisplsoero-
beludsaeoodopealng.
ElationAgantll.E.Glbbons has par-
oblfidanewpssamatlstired bicycle.
G. mom-es Herman
. l0 improvementstotbe
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Alice CY Itch.
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South Norwalk.
, J \‘l’aylor a: Golden.
this Mimi
llr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Earle. of the "
LEADING
33 Washington St eel.
cnocEn.
South Inmall- Evil".
DRAIATIC MINES.
neatuaal Hatters ll'l Whisk mm
resale wlll be lama-tad.
Mi. Venous 1mm favorite of
of,
WY: Wt." (la-crib“
of hric-a-brac. ”Starlight" was writtenG
for Him-lorbenu's debut as a star. The
plot deson'bea a musical ”crank” in
search of a primn dunno. He discovers
asltepherdcss with a voice. brings tue
rusttc‘ singer to America and arranges
forlter appearance at a fashionable re~
caption. The result is, of course, a med-
ley entertainment, song snowing
dance. and each character makesst ism
four changes of costume in each act.
Onecharmoi "8tarlight"is thebevyof
prettygirls whom engaged in it.lliss
Jarbeau herself being the header. “Star-
light" has been entirely rewritten. with
new songs, music and doom
The best and most georgeously costum-
edeompany that has ever appeared in
the wellknown American drums “Bea-
con lights," will appear at Music Hall
Thursday evening next. The company
hasbseu carefully selected. the plot is
unusually strong. and presented, with5
new and appropriate scenery, A classic
solo bond and orchestra have lately been
added, and will furnish a delicious pro-
gramme of the latest music. Be sure
and hear them at noon. '
Lovers of mimirelsy anticipate and
will enjoy I minetrel treat when Gor—
mnn‘s Minstrels appear. The compuy
thisseaaoo is the Ingest and strongest in
every way that the Germans have ever
had, and their performance is entirely
new. unrel nod refined. They 'nppenr at
Music Hall. Saturday evening. April iii
-Crofut & Knapps hats. spring styles
for Easier: first». only $2. 50 each. Mitch-
ell’s hat store. Norwulk.
What the‘i'hoel-en are Doing.
Severn] enthusiastic blcycii‘s will
won be seen nmnnd the streets with new
Phoenix pneumatic tired wheels of the
most approved make. Among those who
have already ordered them are Hurry
W. Mather. Fred BmlweilJlurry Wilson.
Jose Buttemn. Stanley Raymond and
Hurry Hoyt.
A jolly crowd of wheelmen started
from the Alpha Wheel club's headquar-
ters last evening: for a spin to \l'tstport
very successful one. notwithstanding
that it commenced to ruin before the
boys left that place for home. 'Some of
the members took a train for South Nor-
wulk but the majority rode back. All
hands gut wet however, as those who
came by train had to “heel up from
South Nuns ails.
«Jim-st display of fish ever made in
Norwalk. Roe shad. 9c: weak ital). 80.:
striped base. 103.: eels. 10c. Connecticut
river shad. the first of the sorrow. Peo-
ple's Market, 2] Wall street.
Patient—"Then, doctor, you do not
feel any anxiety regarding my case?"
"Not at all! If ldId, I would ask you
to settle the bill at once. "
if s New York millionaire gives a din—
ner at 5th avenue and “6th street costing
r00. 00 which gives 19 peo le dyspe pain.
and these wiepe s pend 81,- 56.00 In Induc-
tors bilisa finally have topay‘im
each for Cactus Blood Core to cure them,
what would be the saving per mpitn if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 01 Ipersons at the feast!
Inquire nt Plaisted s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get lnformatton about Cactus Blood Cure.
Ladies wishine to purchase mo
EASTER
HATS ANll BllNNETS
willdowelllocall sndssarnlne
llIE 0F IlllllEll.
N0 0 my men. 8001'" NORWALK.
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Grounds In Sale.
play-hills very aptly as a dramatic piece _
The run, the first of the ammo. wail s -
Miss M-fl-iaVan’ad’s/ §
ovum-algae.
Real Estate anilnsurante.
to take care of children an: help with
ht house work. Nu t Creamut’l' eggs.
G‘i‘l
AN I tells care of as mus bed on
A‘l shn Es. inquire or In. 37 C. Burke.1r..
to Washington street, south . ‘alkorw sea
PAINTWS wanted at once. Steady work
guaranteed. Apply at Newmans paint
shop hetwaen" - and 8p m. for one week. ill
North Mai street at) it
ANTED—Good o“was-hers: wand ironers {or
domestic 'Apply Immestie Laun-
dryCo..llCannonSt..’No rwalk. stat
rt“ lRST—CLASdrcoms in a desirable location.
three In iII'ntcs walk! romdenot to let.
evrcaboardevs be mommrdated
Irma!
witheacellen ”Yard. lmuirenttbisoflpe.
do my.
IJ‘UBNISHJKDgg“ RI ll. suitable for tw rut \‘o.
OUSE and :1“ande and 5m
orchard Ill) W Five Mile River
station 815 month. See station agent. Also
hnuae brooms antlmt building», near station.
87 month alias
gEGOMS in house on nth-r street. Norwnlk;
bWART/ & Corbett l lilting, frvmt apart-
man t rocvnse rulers improve-
ments: rent“ and ill)ac ‘mali families It»
lerred. inquires: Old “ell Cigar (Ho 0: cc.
BWashingtou street. ’ tar!) it
nvenue ncerest «met. a very
( )N Thylor
convenient and dairable ers
improvements. inquire of Jacob M. Le
06 “sshlnztzn street. "It.
‘MnALl. cottage. 6 mfl“oodwnrd sve-
. Ala-rent cottage turner Grove stree
and “Joulward avenue. Rent of such in.
Apply to E. A Wuodwrd. mlfi!
“15‘”sz we}; mums corner Burritt and
Quint-rd r. runes. Apply to Lheeter 7.
Clark 1! Quintard avenue rural
ripe
[330)! 5;“? kt; home - n Hnnford Place
now ounpied by F. kh’tne. l rooms.
lnanire of Taylor & Golden. m2! ti
()1 SF 3) Monroe street.
I Wm. H. Eider
COTTAGE seven rooms. situuird corner of
sin and Pine streets inquire of ( 'ool-
idxe A Louvre d Norwnlk it. mrfi tf
[WHEN I lili.
SNIPER-Nth lyat No ZBruah
.‘ siren _\' nrw k. nrJo n Hardy. atJJ.
W than Art n '3 bar facmrv South Norwilglté‘h
imlhiremc of 1! {s
\m GOODfIsmily horse. inquiredil. Molar-
" s7-
'Omilkmen—wr sale a dn. ry from m to
m qt: per llnl Address 8. D. E. .. Bax i.
“ innlpnuk. a? lit
Hold ear -lbll- crl cm rt h fines» .urmle.
tddresi l'. 0 Box. it max rwn‘lk. Iiolw
l' I! DING lot, situated 0's: the west side of
B: yvlew avenue. No.3“ For punleuinrs
address C. S. <t. John lly Elisabeth street.
south Norwalk mrildm
‘ Loss.
‘8 (7 ARR! AGE: [amp between “'akaman
Broth ers'. at Green's Farms. and Nor
wall; on shore road. A liberal reward will be
ousted for its return to So. 3 East W all street.
Norwaik.
THE PLACE TO Bl'Y
F‘u RNlTU RE
Is M
FRANK 0. JUHHSBN'S.
No.15? Washington Street 80th Noranlk.
FllIIlTIlIE EIDE Til BIDEI.
tlperlal attention ten to Repairing and
U te.rln¢
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Wheeler I. llaniord
sensor STREET 80 NORWALK. (31.!
Annie for
llflllll. I’lllElill, Villllllllll &
MIME, llllllillll Mill
pleura 80008.
$0?
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tobs 1mm
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Grezovy Bros. Ants.
D WALL m. NORWALK. 01'.
MUSIC! MUSlCl
‘flld Wéllll. ill in
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mun OPENING on Slillllllll. '
fifths-sets.
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Mméffialchi,
The world's greatest Conn-sung.“ and the,
following eminent mists i
S no I. Gonzalez,
lllle. Elsa lignarli, Tbilisi.
Sig. Carla Spigamli, Tern.
Sigilwad lisini, ltmuw'
Ruben ll. Stanley, lists.
- Gav. Paolo Giorza.
Knabe Grand Planting-i cone
ware rooms 15 Fifth evened? footwork. ert.
RESERVED SElTS Silt MUS:
Norton suleat H s and Plaisted'
\orwalk and Grgiiry' 'Is )ww' alk;also :lso Soulté
membersottbe company. size,
[uric llall, one “light Only.
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Remorse Girls Beautifully 003-»
tuned.
THE HIT OFTHZ SEASON:
“ IISS JlllBElll'S NEW SIMS
“He NeverCame h"Hack." n.
“I'i iOtrIkths
~01. What a plumb" in 3;" Morning
JEFF D. BERNSTEIN. Prob r and Slan' r.
heels on Sale at Hoyt s and Gregory” 9 Drug
Stores
E08") lilll. 8001’“ “III“.
THURSDAY. APB". l4.
lien. c.3152.» Magnificent anluction.
BEADflNi llliHTS,
A St \ry of New Mexico, presented here
with every attention to detail.
.A row mm 1 oxmxt’,
GORGEOUS COSTUIH.
SPIYIAL met.
A I‘Lsssnir sour ORCHESTRA.
THE NIAGARA cums.
A sli’EBB Mummers»;
and entirely “’
SEW AN.’ PLEASIVG SP AKIN”,
SEE THE PllllllE. TIMI.
Regular prices prevailing, 35.30am! ifie.
Reserved seats at Hoyt's and m1
susm uttii‘iomifiiiiitt.
ov LY on Harman's,
SATURDAY, lPllll. IBIII.
”Five Years of Continued Quench."
“HIGH CLARE"
mmsmns,
l" nder the Management of
Will. IV mus.
“ Engelbert! Its First Peri."
The Blm'.m Heroine“: and Intricate
Marching actevsr melted
”GATHERING 0' THE (JEANS. "
The Best of all 80m and Dances.
”Till MINER WEDDING. "
so other features. including Jamesilornsas'a
manna We
Tilt Implicit of tilt WM 4“
introducing the Comedians.” and vap
emu-o our-es
BU N N ELL’S
amateur mum: ..
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l. "£01”le loll M.
BATURDAY NA'IINIII‘AN ll “film.
MONEY. M
MBA! more. AMI.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendal
"Wu.
The Lost Paradise.
servants svma. Jam“: J ,
BEACON» l.
Norwalk Chronicler