5'
‘li
It
e.
, _.
.Korc money is
1 lost in th} wear
L of cheap goods
lbanieever saved
Druggrst
We want to call your atten-
“lion to a few articles which are
.eoasonable—
Haisted’s Compound
{7 Extract lied Cedar
Eor Motbnlnsects, etc., where a
' ‘ liquid can be employed.
lie. for Mill some
llapltthalien
Guru Campltot.
7‘ Aromatic Campltor.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
Powdered Hellebore,
Parts Green.
london Purple.
ETC.
. “,3.-. .-
Our, Dmg Department is com-
plete as usual with all the best
Qualit3to tobo found in the mar-
ket, and our prices are very
reasonable. considering quality.
PIMSTEH,
Druggist,
43 Itaslrington 8t, So. Norwalk.
LQXATONIK.
3 , nan! tutor.
I : A WNDBBI-‘Cl. MACHINE.
M In no doubt that man is a line rnet hau-
but like eve-Ivy” otiu r mar blue. be wean
Who. inlaid that his body Is vir-
tually re-lontle from road n- cr3' two to time
To retau'dll this making over in radical.
acumen time and de-
“lama lo II lberxneol man
J'tko wittel‘ad ' "“1895 anraaparlll’a: and
medicl nd
mm
mm a... Littoxatonlk...
and making new I» to accelerated
a new man. aa‘ it were. maybe
In two‘hgo four weeks Indy the
mac n I: such
Ihe
by
then-no] running dowuof the
You don't have. to Itop for re-
mm” of the d velonmtunrt
dlgeet starch
“idly I the
fixation” featureof chum”:
I
oxatonlktmm "" til;
then fault. of Illlfo-Iiun mtmn any
In an engine»!
"'9
nui lid: [aloof that It:
I M
uni applicathrn hubeeu
xatonlk't,
N. BWa‘MIIrlonat" 80 Nov-
role at (I A. fingmylrlh.’ a.
- Mfg—.3
‘ t bwynnrirmm need-
edtopapcr any kinda! home,
them-lieu ortheo largest, the
m or the finest, and
« IlaIsted ,
w ”bowing anlentire New Line at
IIIIIIII III llllll ' '
5"“
“AT...
86 washing... street.
South orwalk.
tun overrun SENTINEL
ms GOLD" no}... and Proprietor
:I
an. Imio' "."i'.":r.”‘°' wpleimu‘h‘ln.
”rt -, snout. notice r
Minoan)! loe'ul mortar. J {or
kind». from an m It
and W mic-litter! uproar-its prim:
intends, eatery where an adoerfixmrnt
of some amour: in advertising «afoot».
arr clamped [or at regular rotor, 10 earth
a line:
. .. , M..__.___.---.__.~_.~
lllnlalnrw AID-lac lor Tip-narrow.
Snn Rise: Bun Beta Illicit u’l‘lde‘“ how_ Tide
at 5d: ‘ at at
New York Harald Weather Pena-l.
70-day folr to partly cloudradlzhtlv warmer
weather will probablyprevail till uouu,fdllow-
ed by increasing elondinrna and rain. with
light and lrenb uorthweaflely. mum to
nonbeaaterly and canal: winds. On Friday.
cloudy to partly cloudy weather will pmbabl3
prevail. with rlalug temperature. rain and
truth easterly to mlberir winda followed In
this section by slowly «tau-lag weather and
brisk southwesterly to wceterly winds. and on
Saturday clearing weather. with slight tuna
porature clung-at W by mt rains.
SOUTH NORIYALK.
“but the Peopla of Our City on Doing
and Bari-l.
Hoyt d: Beers. the well-known mason-
und builders, have di-olved partnenvbip.
C. R. Bennett. for many years in the
dry goods busineason thington street
was in South Norwalk yestcnlny.
—Lemh your ardent for Lobster» at
[lunt & l.olull's._ ~ fl
Captain Dale will take a party of Dan
bury gentlemen out fishing tomorrow
on his yacht "Viola." They will be out
two days.
A horse belonging to an Italian known
as “Mike." fell down last evening at the
corner of West avenue and West street,
cutting its hum quite badly.
Frederick Becker was taken stuldeuly
ill while at his work in the Norwalk
lock factory this morning. and be was
taken to his home on Boutoo street.
~l’urt- culloe vnth pure cream, he a
cup, depot reataur'ant. Open all night.
Btltlt'r Chapter. II. A. )l . will confer
the M. )l. and l’. M. degrees on several
candidates to-rnnrrow evening. Refresh-
ments will be it‘fVI'll llllt' -r lli' work.
Don t antler from Dyspclnin ' Dr.
Riciraniaonwstelery, Cubeb t hnruomilo
and Ringer Dyspepsia Powders curt.- all
’tmrmcb troubles. Ask for he. and We.
sample.
—-Spring shad; kid gloves at 50c. ., 7 5c.
and so. 00. at A. Dickerman & Son'.»
tlcorge Whitlock gave a birthday par—
ty at his home on Cedar street. Tuesday
evening. About twenty young people
were present and the evening was [nosed
with dancing. music and relreabmento.‘
Miss Annie (7. Sanford gave a chrm
lute tea at her home on Franklin street,
yesterday afternoon. in honor of her
guest. Miss Lulu Reunion. of Port Chery
[t r. The ultcrnoon was pleasantly passed
by the young ladies present
«“indow screens and ucroen doors
poultry netting. etc. at A B. C'oloys.
John F. Riley, who was taken with
wnvulsionn Tuesday evening, recovered
yesterday uttlliciently to travel, and true
sent to relatives in Meriden in the alter-
uoou. lie was very grateful for the
,kindncnm shown him while bore.
ll. 3. Smith announces that on and
after April 19, and until further notice.
his store will be open every evening until
Bo'clockzsmurdayn until 10:80 o'clock.
Hols making a special display of kid
ulovea..corncts, jackets and drove goods
for Easter. M
~0nandafter April 19th. 1892, our
m, utoro will be open every muiug until 8
o’clock. Baturdaya butil 1030 p. m. I.
B. Smith. -
min. James Mclilm, of New lork
city. willdolivernnaddm at the Car-
. peuters' Union Ina-I meeting in the
Union'Goapel Temperance Azan-
ciatiop hall on the Waah street
bridge, next'l‘aeadayeveuingatso’olock.
’l'ltemcettagwill be an important one,t
audalllntevemdareluvlted.
The Prohibition club held an outer,
tainmeutintheliallmerllood‘ajewelry
em but arming. ’l'hwe waaauood
attenheeandoveryonemwallpieu
ed. Thefirmklornramatic club W
Iketcha enlitled“l'mt fordlxty bye”
and"ACtoaeShave.” George lug-rant]
(WP. MWflMaM
Clive Bunch Lodge, Knight of Pyth-
iaa. willworktheeauond degrveou two
candid”. lbb evening. .
A large number of Norwalk we
expect to bearibeOratorio Society sing
"T119 M" u the tit-mined Town
liollto-morrovevuuing, '
“my...r‘..’; 'T-I.ITJTP- , M. M...
‘L-Mable price: at lane'u depot
maunnt.
Ambler& Party. the Raymond street
but manufacturerv, have at yet done
nothing regarding the removal of their
luminous to East Norwalk.
The rebooner Eva L. Perri. came lrotu
Wilson Point to John H. Ferris? wharf
this morning. Captain A. B. St. John
expectetoatart for Norfolk. \’a.. with
the vat-i Tuesday.
-—For Easter kid gloves go to A. Dirk-
ermnn a Son's.
The erratic telephone mixed u: up on
anitem printed yesterday. announcing
thatthe wife of William N. Cruw had
been stricken with paralytic. It should
_ have referred to the wife of ex-Justice
William T. Claw, who maker; her home
in Brooklyn.
Several of the truckmeu muted Ex-
prmaman Crofut' a moment this morning
and made an ofiigy of him. placing it
near the Moe, where it attracted a
great dealof attention. He took the joke
good- maturedly, but will probably get
even with some one in a few days.
William H. Devlin wart arrested laid
night. chargnl with being a vagrant.
Juatice'l‘ownund sentenced him to lif-
teen days in the county jail. Helms
only one arm and waanboul the streets
all day yevterday with his head bum
tinged, trying to get money from pen-pic.
—Junirnr Brown does printing. paper
hanging and general jointing. Order
slateinpnwtollim. P.0.alll"'1lfl. No.8
Haviland street.
A well-dread woman who was caught
obopliltingia a large New York dry goods
«tore, yeatenlay. gave her name no Mm
Emily Lawrence. the wife of a hat
manufacturer in South Norwalk. She
war placed under bomb of .300 for trial.
As there is munch bat manufacturvr' In
this place, the name is untlwbtediy
fictitious.
Martin Sullivan. who drives on» of
t’uvnnaglr's cxrwvmwazomr. Wm urn-st-
al this morning. charged truth nulat»
ing a city onlinuuce. by lent driving
throughthestreets. He app-canal before
Justice Townsend at ll o'clock. but no
the State mus not ready to prim-cute. the
trial was continued until Wmlneaday
morning at 10 o'clock. Sullivan had
been warned by Chief Vollmer regard-
ing last driving. but paid no attention to
him
——.\t the leading groom's 33 Waiting—
Ion street, you Will line Becker's unper-
lative flour, and a full line of their
“goods
Yesterday being the twentieth anni-
versary ol‘ the birth of car A. Free-
man. abontadozen of b young gentle-
men friends surprised him in the even-
ing at his borne on Burbank atom. lt
vraaa very musical crowd. and during
the evening many eamlient selection,
hotb vocal and instrumental.
I'm
rendered. the flute mice of
Mr. Arthur being especially line.
About. midnight the guenta out down to
a line collation. Then there was a social
hour, after which all departed for thei,
boom .wiahiug Mr. Freeman many happy
return of the day. and all declaring that
they had a royal time. Those present
wereJohn Flint, Chas. lluet. (I H.
Newton J J. Newton Clifford Thomp—
son. Ernest Wilaon, Thoma: Newman.
John Arthur. H. F. Decker, F. D. Ilall,
C. Fred Heine and H. C. Smith.
NDBWAIJ NEWS.
A ”My Balm of halo I' re. the
MD Waffle-n. ..
momma Benedict saw the fights at
Barnum’e cirrrua ymterrlay.
Venerable Jama Crowther is seriously
ill at his home in Winnipauk.
William Gray, of Daubury, k new era.
played I: night operator antennae-Sta.
tlon.
mlitehell'a bat store will be cloned all
day tomorrow.
NewarlaalarlJ. N. W J. 'l‘.
Bayealtad new awning In front
oftheirvtumyeaterday.
transom, of Henry Itraet.
who aahorttllaeaaoolaaav
vmmmh-hentakenviokagala.
mambo-dunnm and
hmmmmmum
thdawday. April”.
GLWformwlyoftldaplaea.
budtkekrkle’aparentliu Bast llor- .
IN;
Ill-limbo Allen has purchased a Col-
umbia pneumatic tired bicycle
lira. JJfHoytmf Unlou hrk. will
apeud tomonow in New York city.
A“...
TCellnlddyd end; or Mini».
em; Wall atreet, HI .
Rev. (i. ll. Belleek'v hdarrlltig' action!
cluedyeaterday for a two woekn' vav
cation. ........_.....
The profit: ' of the Norwalk Button
Storeto-daywlllbe donated lotheltua-
Iiau relief fund.
The Gentleman's Driving a-ociation
park willbeopen for themeofthemem—
ber- to-ruorrow.” _~___7
—At the leading We. 3 Washing-
ton atreet. you will find Becker's super—
lative Hour. sad I full line of their
goods.
A large theatre party of pmruinent
moiety people of Norwalk in being form—
ed to attend the Old Well concert Mon-
day evening. ._...
A handaome and modern longdietam
telephonecabinethaa been placed III the
central telephone odloe to replace the
old style cabinet.
*Blu'lllbantl North tum shad our:
evening only 12m. People’s lnrket.
21 Wall street. (
Dir.audlrn.CbarleaOlmeteadof the
Connecticut turnpike. were given an en-
joyuhle turpriae party lat evening by a
number of their lrienrb.
Tho ladies’ Guild of Grace church
held {I very successful meeting with liar
Julia. I'llarke. of Him ItrI-et. yesterday
after-men. The meeting was ll’t» last one
of the church year.
—See Mitchdl'a lineal I]. C. t 00.5
solid linm collar! all code. The only
solid liaenaoihrtorelail for 25¢. made.
50 Wall street. Norwalk.
The council of one": of the Fourth
Regiment held a meeting in the Norwalk
Armory laat evening. All the captains
were prevent except (hptaia Jewell, of
Stratford, and Captain Rose. of Norwalk.
and all thatl'tvutcnanta adept one. (into
one! Front went through the battalion
movement! wit) the oflcen for instruc
lion. W! to taking up battalion
drills. The Mag diannaed variom
nutter» of interval to the Regiment The
Inn-ting was an enthusiastic and exceed-
ingly pic-mt our. The officers mani-
fn steel a great deal of Interest in the work.
or en ‘1... lunar.
Iowa and Boa-Iv of the I)” in [not
Norwalk.
The cross walka on Put avenue are
being relald. . _ .
Mutt-k B. St. John and family, of
Van Zandt avenue. are visiting relnlit'ea
in Brooklyn.
)l. D. Randall has the contract to
builds house on Betta place for Mrs.
Bell; M Brooklyn. \
~Full drcrtv tourint belle. Seetbcm at
Michelle. 60 Wall street, Norwalk.
lrn Young: lm purchased of E. A.
Woodward the house «toner of Fort
Point road and Charles street.
A Inn was born 'to Mr. and Mrs. A. ‘l.
I-‘erria. No. 3 Henry street. hot night.
The little fellow tipped the rodeo at
thirteen pounda.
Willhm Smith entertained a large
number of bio friends at his rceidenee In
a‘mr-ementa were indulged in and all
present reportadelightful time.
The adjmrrucddivorcecnae of Henry
S. Whitlock. of But Norwalk, from hi:
wile. f y llie: Imus Weed, 8t
Norwalk.w map in the Superior
today. The suit hh
Lemuel mum... a on miller. no.
Miwfiloielltreetiaapendingtbcznlcr
vacatiouatherhomehere.
WIIharlleed.clark forgruenllallard.
“Mammal.
.Imephlllndloylabulldlegauvddltloa
to hla honor, occupied by 8. '1'. Smith.
Jmtlcellochreturaed from Philadel-
phia, Pa., yauurlay, having alluded
theaedonofthebeatvlolcontrpiofthe
Wefthefloldanhde.
C.,llehoa&ody.aaonolthvha
Capt-Infinitymlthhmeu athl-
bumlaBrooklymle-daand forty—
thrmww- brilliant
ev-lngaatltheharlaltookplacatoday.
Onlytwowaaka ago kl: elder brother
didn't-ford.
'l'humal-etlouvlalllock
movadlmmtkelotna liver
Tamil-y, “MIC“
noun-rummage
amhManu,an-fiyadm
Mathew-untamed.
«are-m rug up H w.»
our " In
Its fl "
84 Washington Street
But Norwalk, 'Wednenday evening.
Danciugauda number of other parlor
EDI:
InGoodV
A. RIBBONS
at. our yard—1038 iN IillilillN--| do. per yard.
Remnants of. Ribbon, 7 Assorted Styles.
l
Scuth Norwalk
38 Cd . BAR
summons:
.mrttm'm‘vrt‘.
We lifter You Tim“
mm
all. Alto the famous American Club Home Chemo,
lot. You” villa Tgapreciate
in porcelain
mended In the line of cheese.
audputnpalmllartotheabove.
Intuit
LEADING
PIIIDPLB IOU KNOW.
"no and [low they Dread than llun
' of Invention.
Nina suede Jarvk. of Bridgeport. is
hyixbitlrur‘tnr tbiq dry. . ,_ .
Ir. I'm-km. 0(va York. i- W
oekvhflattbm at .ihv.
Cam.cmtlrem. ..
House. New York city, w. the gueat of
Illa. A. J. Meeker at tquorwalk Hotel,
yeaterday.
. like Ruth Oliver. of Railway. N. J. . a
student attire Centenary Collegiate In
“little. at Hackctbrtown, ia apending a
tow days with like Elsie Raymond, of
"Hillaide."
Master Horace-and Ilia Ethel Gray.
children of Attorney Jmcpb \. Gray, of
St. John avenue, have been the guceta of
their grandparents, Mr. and hire. I). ll.
Millage Georgetown.
Mine Pauline Swords, who to attending
Mine Nclwn'a reminary in Bridgeport. is
spending a few days at her home on
South Main street. ,
Colonel l-‘rmt went to Hartford to day
on legnl busing
Joseph Mundy, of Syracuse.
lo visiting at the Moody hl
Kant avenue.
Hm. Charles N. Wood and daughter
Vern,“ Eat avenue, returned yum-
day from a woek'a sojourn in Hartford.
Rev. l-‘. E. Bobbins, pastor of Firm
Baptist church: will spend Friday
in W ntorbury.
Ilia Bessie Stiller of Georgetown is
the gun-at 0! Hi. Mary E. Smith of
brave street, South Norwalk. .
)Irs. Eugenia Albin, Mile Eloiae
Watclbnry and line Hum Jam. of
Stamford. accompanied by Ilia Firm
Sellecir. of West Haven, drove to Nor-
walk yesterday and were entertained by
Mn. Jame: II Bailey. During their
stay in town they inspected the new club
honor.
PM. (hone A. Treads-ell. of New
York city. was the gueat of J. P. Tread-
well. of North avenue. Iaet evening. _.
Prev! Hill 3 home from Yale college
. \'..
d on
A liaalnl Fimv.
Bometimeago we ailed attention to
the anian sunflower, and now comet
Ilr. .I. II. Crawford. the United III-m
consul-geneml at St. l’etmtborg. with
much commendation of in usefulrtcat.
There are over 700.000 acmof land
dot uteri to the sunflower culture in Roar
via. although the first ellurt to grow this
plant for mercantile purpose-s dates back
on further than It‘ll The Chlt‘l product
is the med. the average yield of which
ha:- been about L350 pounds to the acre.
this rolling in Britain at an avenge price
of If; ccutaa pound. The yield tothe
farmer growing sunflowers is about M an
acre. aguimtthe anal return gfyabout $10
petacro for ordinary products. and the
bull in whichthc aunflower to grown be.
comm very porous and better prepared
fortberotatitm of crop. The need of
in makingoil. which. in crucqueuce of
:uperior color. flavor and taste and It:
too price, has largely taken the place in
Russia of the French table oil. ln an
other "who! sunflower the needs are
mid to be. eaten unmet-hat as peamm are
in rm» country. After the oil has been
W out of theaeed it is sold in acuke
form a: food for cattle. The exports of
this from koala to (lo-runny. Denmark
and Great Britain aggregate of late
veers ucnrlyllloflltmoo wands a year.
Tltcounfiower ntalka are gathered from
tlwlieldeanddriediupllm. and
have very largely taken the place of
firewood in thecountry districts. ln-fact._
thew-Italka are preferred even to pine
wmd.produciuga quick but flame of
lire. AI about a ton of such firewood I:
gathered from an acre of land. this i:
looked upon. a decided advantage in
time diatricb where wood is sauce.
’39 action ol the undo-er contain ,3
percentage ol palladium and are
mad- a fertilizer. Under the
temdcnltivationadoptrd the Italka
oltkeulntlowerare often three inches
Indiameter and about eight feet long.
aometimca form my heads. name of
wkleharernmethanafoot in diameter
and containing about 3.00) Ice-la.
.AItogetberthe Rural-n aunflower ap
pear: to have much merit. It: cultiva.
olthefarmeraofthiamatry.
laud-Irma»
“”1"!ka ammieal bicycle.
Bamaklarlolabuvvlergaawlllboatr
taubwltolhewaehiaamadwlilplayaato—
,whenevertbtnadlaarain
motion. The plume-do urn-try
walk wilba greatly enhanced by the
Molmvetiagatewvytamailyhrg
minim-“WWII! slimline
oatmeal-aloha. [ti-emit
tbatthaidravhoaldbeappliedtoothev
vehicles. an that before very} Ioug'.‘
we may have the
hammendtketaavlul'baa
mm 0-month. wean
afraidthbnrwvarhtkmoltha-uieof
tote B.BeKIyn.|atoofthe Gedney '0
multileapecieaol onnfiowmionmdk
Mmlghtheworththa while of route ‘
no...
3mm lemon. . ‘
Theatrical mum I. want. ray-cub;
rum. will a. IW‘
The Greenwich News Iaya of ‘
WI ”HIM [Mar-Intel or Bacon
RVatiluy‘bOpqa “that. aru—_
”comm .... “’23
ventmerrt. It was much better than the
nverngc, and alumni] have been greeted
with a large home.
’l'heluaic Hall attraction for Satur—
ltrela. This oompanyk so well known
well our theatre-goer- tbat comment is
unnecessary. We can any. however.
that thbacaaon'aeornpanyiaaaid to be
the atrougeat yet under the Gormana’
control BIlly Van. who made such a
hitherelaat com. ‘- atill among the
members. They are enjoying a large
week‘obnaineen in New York this week,
where they bavemadea solid and an!»
annual hit.
Tit-‘- flea-t to be Ina-y.
”l'll fine you $10 for drunk and odio—
orderly,"eaid the judge. “Arab." re-
marked the prieouer tothe hailil. ”Oi'm
ahead anyhow. If he had known me
contirupt or court he'd av foined me fur
that. too.”
I’rolee-Ior—"Pleaae give an example of
Mucu- apcaking louder than wonk.’
Adlai—"When a man calk for auda-
watcr and amompnnieo his order with a
wink air."
Police judge (to phoned-whorl what
amyouydoiug here, sir? Prisoner—"I
don’t know. your honor. Ask the police-
man. l'm sure I didn't want to come.
Belated meager—"0b captain. l
was unafraid that I should miss the
sharper I hardly took time to swallow
my lunch." Grail captain—“Well.
nova-r mod. it will be all theme in an
hour's time."
"Did you hear that bliss Calluu- had
eloped with the grocers boy, )lrs. Par-
vencu?” "Yes,de was clectrocutedw
by the news, I assure you."
"ls you grin ter letdnt uch do an
be please?" naked Uncle Ephraim's wile
"Wlmr's yoh will power? "My will
power‘a all right," he answered. "You
jet want ter come out eyur an' measure
die her mewel’a won’t power."
Fair Visitor—So you have really de-
cided not to still your house? Fair "out
—Y¢-s. You oh! we placed the nutter in
the hands of a real estate agent. After
reading his lover advertisement of our
pmperty. neither John nor myself cumld
think of parting with such a wonderful
and perfect burnt
II a New \ork millionaire gtves a din-
an at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
37001». which given I!) nap-mph dyspepsia.
and 'thesemk spend ti. 456.00 Indoc
tori bills finally have topay $5.00
each lor Cactua Blwdtlure to cure them.
what would be the saving per capita If
the dinner ohould not be given, there
being 37 whom at the least!
Inquire at Plaistededrug store where
you may have the problem aolved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure.
Can. of ‘l’knako.
Please permit me. through the columns of
Tu Housman thank the friends-ad neigh—
bwe who manifested In so many waya their
sympathy and klndneee during the ulcknm
and death of my wile. luv-u O’Connon.
I run O‘Connor:
Notice.
1‘“! tlrm of Hoyt It Brent. and
builder». la thin I!» diholved mutual
anneal. All per-one Ind- bted to firm on
outed to make tumult-repayment to “fit
lab: 1' Been. and to whom all tulle antral
Iald ilrm abouts! he prmnled
EZRA BM
3‘ ILL All 1’. DEVIL-l.
Booth Norwalk. April It. on
erIIoIII IIIIIIIIII eonIHII
Handel’s
“MESSIAH I”
It Town Hall. Stanford.
mom-r summer. “I
IHE FIIHIIS Still 8 uncouth“
cosnvcron. A. annual.
C’llOKUfi 0]" In VOICDI.
leaned 80m, 5k. and ti.
For vale at Smith“. new-roar». Stamford.
.Izat
_. 'NO‘i‘lC'E? I” '
whit-pale-
Illlllll, ‘ ll’llll. I8'll.
“3::qu when Iliad-Ira will
Bin-avail. “hula-Joly...
ll. Allworkdawa kanIIaaIl arid.
mm h :‘m
Lighte,” neuter-mien to nightat Hoard ,
Friday. Evefig lptil I5 ’92 “
III’Ii' ”w'ii'fi'liiliinr .15
-_ dyeter Grounds for Sale.
store.
.1:
daywillbethe favorite Carma.“ min-
TaIIlor & Golden.
Heal Estate and Insurance.
WISHIIBTIII STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Ml
”others."
AGES“! wanted to cannon for aubuerihern
to the er'rld' a fair Tourist com ny.
Liberal commiseb. u A: ply yto F.
ard. General Agent, II ater 31ml. Norfifik.
a
T0 LET.
‘L‘l romno corner of Main and Ann streets.
Bent .l-i Inquire of E A. Woodward.
l OISE nn llauforrl Place. 7 rooms. ltquire
‘I of Taylor .k Golden.
' ftflllhl'I in house on Butlvr street. Norwalk:
rvnt SIN”. Apply to Jacob H. lfiylron.
il W
SWAR1'7 Jr lorhctt building. front apart-
menu. t' roam each; mutant itrtpmw—
menu: rent wand
loner]. lnqutreatl)
l0 gma‘il funiliu rc«
“’elIClgar l'u. 0 ltr.
mrlt l
Washington”
‘ )N Taylora heaviest «not. a verv
movement: dealrabie borne. modern
imwovernents. Inquire“ Jacob ll: Layton.
Bi \\ uhingt. n stre. t.
011'.“le eevcn Irma. I‘uuatad corner o- f
Slain and Pine streets. Inquire.- of I‘ooi-
nine & m- rm. d Norwalk. Ct. rur9 ll
"Ill sun)!
R‘ BEAT opportunity to purchase an n h
(I .aagood as nvw. for mob Map
null-cuts. M net be sold Inquire of or ad—
dress J. Prank Rider r. A West. avenue. mull:
Norwalk. all If
CHEAT BAR" Al ~‘. Home mp buggy and
W. Only suit furtbeerrtlre turnout.
Horne hears old. tie and kind in eve
.prrfectly mu Not afraid of anytbi
no late for any one todnve. Buggy and bar—
neae in tint nte t-nmiitinrt ‘lb‘rs lvagrcatr
bu in. Awly to I- 5 Lockwood near Red
)1 Darin. all
VILDING lot. aitnn‘t‘edgn lite west tilde; of
Dryview avenue. 0. or part on an
m C. 8. LJohn. 1! Elizabeth street
it Norwalk. Int! 3m
v».
W "nudity-In South Norwalk ’t I M
James A. Wheeler. uni (Kym f r‘rm
oral willkebcil rrnu .be Ynltltnt'rnf lily-
aiete-r. Ire. H». M. "mull “at: gin-rt. Sut-
unlay. at 2 p. m.
l. H. BHHWN,
SIIITIIY PIHIHIIG. STEII and
“8 FITTING. Til llllllFIlb,
SHEET llllll Mill
In obi! Dobro. Alp-u! for SOFT" All!) and
Rflfllfik. 'JN SI’E( lALTlE-fl anal celebrated
MAIIOSY LOW Pafisst' RE 5 BIA)! and
“01‘ W A‘lrl'lfl BOILER»
The titles! line of
Stoves. Ranges 8. Heaters
tIII. turnout no not
rune
Special attention given to Jobbing ‘11 or—
dem will bedtime-d with lromntilutle and
care. All work time bl. first-(lose workmen
at Ilse lowest prices
Ill WASHINGTON 8T. BRIDGE.
”TIES-$808 1'0 2‘. HELLICK.
ladies wishing to purchase their
EASTER I
HATS ANH‘BIINNHS
will do well to roll and ~enrolm-
Miss M. H. Bavanagh’s
”I! [if IILIIIEIY,
N0 4 CLAY STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
all If
A. y ‘5 1 .. .
Notice—school luvs.
'I'IIEM tantra enof the Hooth Norwalk “I”:
”erch arehenrby nut-lied
kedhmet rtettavol' twoandom-halt 939m In
on the dollar. laid on the t wn autumn t liar
film oftlte dI-trict held on the
Inc WI.“ at the Frank.
III on dneand parabt
Mat wide; tlmeh
My atthvratoef'per not.” unm-
lr—ln film “We-BI:- allllbllla
"“53" may; “3.:
Windham-canton Ave and II;
Walt-‘1... “ton-e
Agra.“ nation-landfal-
”Intro. nunurr
Wind, pm
3M9“.
Illr‘d. F. A. ll'errladtCoh oelebratedSugarOuredBatnaaud .
but never equaled.
SEYHHHH
GROCER-
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk,
Boats, Boats& Boats
Now on the way from the {whim twelve; different lilyleli,
ng In price from
$14—$27. 50 to. $nl 75 007»-
See mine before purchasing elnewhere.
For further information inquire at I B GOLEY'S hardware
l-l. EMORY BEASE.
gulnlmnnruts
eIIIIIu optima concur“
Under the auapicea of
llld WeIIH. It. i. (in.
IUSIC "ALL 80. NOI'ALK,
‘ Monday Evening, llpril It
It O‘CIDCK PROMPT. v.
Mme.“ Scalchi,
The world's greatest Contrnltot and t
following eminent artiata. will appear?”
S'rita I. Gonzalez, Soprano
lllle. Elsa llignardi, Violinist.
Sig. Carlo Spigarnli,
Sig. Eduard lisini,
Robert H. Stanley,
Cav. Paolo Giorza
Director and Accompan’tvt-
Knabe Grand Piano “mu,
wmmmmmnaum, It...” '0
HESEHIEH SEATS“ Silo and 75o.
Vowooaalctfl ' nd
5"313‘ “a!“ om- Hal-refusing
rs or the company.
Ills": IIIII, sourII"iuiiII't'iI
THURSDAY, ll’llll. I4-
Geo. Puck’s Magnificent Production.
Tenor.
Baritone
A Story of New Mexico. presented hen.-
wtrh every attention to detail.
A PO“ sum COMPANY.
GORBEOUB COSTUME,
A CLASSIC sow oneness-ma.
rue: xuoana onamm.
and entirely
xxw .\\‘ I PLEASING sPECl “.1138.
SEE THE PllllllE ll llllllj.
Regular price» prevailing. 5. so and 75c.
Reserved scale at Huyt't- and Gregory's.
trusI'e iIIII, sourlt uoiirtirlf
ONLY ONE PERFORMANLE, ‘
SITHBDIY. IPHII. llitlt-
Fite I ears of Continued Bum. "
GHHMANS’
"HIGH CLASS"
MlNSTIlEls,
l'urler the Management of
WM. IZVERSOLB.
II -
Nagmflcent New First: Part. "
'Iln- Blaze”. moat Magnificent and Intricate
Mart him: no I ever amt-aired
"I; \THKKING OF THE t' L \.\S."
The Reel of all Sony; and Dances.
"fill! HIIA’ER “ EDDING. '
till other features. including James German's
funniest ntterpiece
. The Reception of the colored 4“.
Introducing the f 'omedlamt. John and George
Ilurm
Frieze; 315. Fltand' .. fluent:
lon' m,
BUNN ELL’SB
BBIDGEPOHT WTHEI'IHE
'l'lll’Rl'lDAl' EVENING. APRIL It.
The host Paradise.
SATI'HDAY' MA?I\II’F'£‘D EVZNI KB
BEACON LIGH TS.
learn ouuale at.
‘I’l' brilbkl EVENING. Al’llll-I’D
HELD Bl THE EHEHY.
‘I'l'll RNDAY EVENING. Al'flllafl.
“DOWN (ill THE Flilll.
SATURDAY "will arm IVININD.
It: MAI]! mam. 80. NORWALI, 01'.
Age-Ia for
lllllllllll &
. Hilllllll Ill
Blclllll Willis;
BEACH" UHHTS.
SPECIAL 50m. .
A SUPERB MILITARY BAND. .
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