M’ in the wear
of cheap goods.
Miami-4mm
1A..m-.«I.r
'4“,- We want to call your atten-
tion to a few articles which are
' codename-—
‘ PIaistedf’ 3 Compound
Extract Red Cedar
For Moths Insects,e etc, where-.3
, liquid can be employed.
» a 25a. for PIIIT llllTI'LE.
" nettle...
dramatic Camphor.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
Powered IIeIIehore.
Paris‘ Green.
V it
London Purple.
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Our Drug Department is com-
plete as usual with all the best
., ° quality to be found in the mar-
ketiand ’our prices are very
detachable, considering quality.
PLAISTEll,
‘ Druggist,
43 Washington 8t, 80. IIorwaIl.
ETC.
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a statement or
air exact gold
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LIST 0' me
Remaining uncalled for at the followinxpcst-
oflrea tor the week ending April is. ”Per-
sons calling for anyof these letters will please
say they are advertised:
\‘orwalk’lfr. Bonn, Victor (v.
bliss Ida M. Smith. Mrs. laryw
kPrllelier.
Illulaturo Maia-ac tor 1;:amu.
Sun Blscsl SnnSsts illigh’l‘ldo law Tide
“W V It“ fl 1%.!“
low Ysrl Bevan! Wrath: Yong“.
To-tlay clear weather and fresh northeaster-
ty to westerly winds will probably - prevail.
temperature. 01: Sands!
'vtarmr, talr'vrsathcr will
probably prevail. with fresh and what
variable winds. southerly predomhstinx. tol-
lovrcd by showers. the rain pollhly extending
atulgbttcthe seaboard or thilt section; and
on Sunday partly cloudy to fair weather. pra-
coded by rain on the New England coast.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and Their “niches In Nor-alt
Churches Tova-turret.
Soc'rn Sou-ant Cosoasoa'rtoxst. Went
avenue and West streets. Nu settled pas-
tor. fiervircs mm) a. mad 750;). m.; tinn-
day school. 12 m.; young people's mmiu. 6:40
p. in; subject. “Easter Thoughts." Rev. 1..
0. BMWJN Yale L'nivrralty.will punch in
the morning. and the members oi the Sunday
School will give- an Easter mmrt in the
evening.
Soc-Tu Xoutvaut Mmontrr. West avenue,
near Garner. Rev. ll. E. Barnes. pastor.
PreschingJIrma. in. and 75D p. tn.:Sonday.
Morning cabled. "The lordlalllsenlndrad."
lo the evening the Sunday school will give an
luster concert to which the public is cordially
invited. . t
80m NontvaL: Bantu. West-venue.”
Pine street. Rev. Archibald Wheaten. pastor.
Preaching. 101!) a. III. M 723) p. nu fill-U
achml. 1’: m: T. P. 3.11 B. was" meeting“)
p. In. Preaching by the pastor.
TIHSITY Elevator“. West um! and fair-
field avenue. South Non-1k. Rev. Olin Bah
lurk. mrnr. Easter Day. lloly Com-un-
ion at 7:31am. Morning Para. mated
Holy-Pottzmunlon at on). Childm's urine
at t p. m. Evening Prayer amine-moan imp.
Summon Comawnmsst. corner Park
and Lewis arrears. llrv. T. K. Noble. 1). 1)..
tnsfilnr. Serviccr M. 101]) n. m. and 75D p.'m.:
Y. 1’. .<. t'. it. Int-cling. 6.2!: p. m. Morning
sub irrt."'ri.n-Testtmnn y of the Bison Savior Be
sporting Himself." in the evening an Easter
prostr- scrvlcc with an address by the [stator
on “The (Madness oi Easter time."
E W
st” the red advert
hsrcathart
lsa'nark
“disease
“m Loxai
Wanted remsdlsl agent
I if
mrlsh ufiaunm whinging!
A WONDERFUL MACH [NIL
is no doubt that man Is a line mechan—
uva? other machine. he wears
out . l issald that ht» hotly tsvlr-
rc-madc from loud every two to three
To retardn this making over is radical.
somnehtlmcand de-
uneoiso man
tarsaparlllas
medicines n ruler the guise of
parlders.that duty prompts ms to m.
”’ELoxatonik... ”'
task
oisevsrc or protracted
on Ikntors cert “ugly
these taults of digestllm t any
it In an excellent
macia'cd and
cases thatm
wan Paper
1 him“ n‘vcnvrmrte uecd~
ed to paper any kind of house,
the mallcst or the largest, the
cheapest or the fittest, and
everything at reasonable rates.
m. W138. on. big“
its
Noun“ Mmoourr, West and Moltavo—
nut-s. llcr. George \‘sn Alstync. D. 1).. pastor.
Services 10:!) a. m. and run p. at; Sunday
school. 12 m; lpvrorth Icons meeting. am.
Morning subject. ”some (lifts from the Ills—i
minim" evening suhlcct. “ha-ins for Chm-
ion Grail! ride.”
Samara Banter. East arcane. ouprudte
Green. Rev. 1". 2. Robbins. m. Sari
Vim-:4. 1mm. m. and 7:39;». In: Sunday school.
ll! «1.; temperance service. 3 p. at; young
people's meeting. 0.39. m. Rev. D. D. Bord.
pastor of the l’llllwllln Baptist rhurch. Ivill
«copy the- pulpit of this church. morning and
wetting.
m. Pan's Emulate. Church street. oppo-
site tltetlrren. Norwaik. Rev. 5.13 Graham.
rector. Holy Cmmunion :m a. EL; Men»
I. m.. Divine servhe with sermon. 15D ult-
mun Enseorat. Belden avenue and crisis
street. Norwalk. Rev. 8, ll. Watkins. rector.
larder Ilrtuday. Holy Communion ii) a.tn.
Morning Prayer. sermon and lloly (muslin
Ms. m. Children'stcrvlce t p. ins. mg
75k). All are Weir-onto. The farm! tr week-
day mucus will be omitted tor the present.
in. Marty's. it. (u corner of West avenue
and Chapel street. Nurwalk. M. \V’, J. Sloc-
ntn. pastor. Low Mara. 'X a in: Children's
“summon: lllgh Haas. 1051): 111.:me
can p. in.
Em Arm! Humour". mr VanZandt
avenue. East. Norwalk. Rev. (1. it. Pr“. pas.
tom, Breathing me a. tn. and no p. at: Don-
rlay n-hml. 1:: on; young people's meeting on
p. on. Morning subject. “Jesus Christ. Be-
trayed. Killed. and “connected.” “outlay
sclsml Easter concert in the evening.
Aorm'Ca-unu. Vanau-tt smut. has
Roman: Ber. ll. 1]. Technpastor. Presch-
ing.tm.at.and m p. no: Sunday school
12 not purer and pvatas service. m p In.
mutlmvm “D's. It Induces- lho Gm
Bod?" venina subject. “The Attitude of
90 .mtiutox. wWashlngtnnst.So .. Xor- Mes In lfmsnt Milan in Life. Especially
will. an“ AIM k Co‘s. I-in mm m Calamity.
Environs“ Emma Cosomanossk
Riverside avenue. Humanitarian-apes.
tor. Bsrvlcuat ”immunity-4 Baa-
dszy schopl. w p. at. Mala; ”Mart.
“Tnunwaameht-tst islltsen:“ lvsnlac
sablect.“10raaladdarnalldls.ev- soi-
Chriat shall all he starts alive." lvrryhody
welcomed.
trrstaovooo tram Canal. lly snails.
Booth Norwalk. Sunday school. as) p. IL;
math; services. 220 pm. Sunday school
mmMnm:M-ssfla¢ ssh-
lowland” "sun. "Osl‘b In sad Pro
mun-lav m. t. I. Wed-alarm
inc-oldest. ”fly lather Is tar W”—
manhunt .
(In unmet-amused.”
1'.ayloravsnt)e luadayschwldlflnm.
heuristic-antral anamorp-
lllhlechmatipuluacssrrlesstlpm.
Wis-cur laden
WM. '7. mm. m
&w Iii-“MEL“
.lathJp-h
aaflme
trig Prayer. sermon and Holy Communion roar
Sill!“ ”IVA“.
“at the Peapla cl Oat-Olly ar‘av Ma:
and Sari-r.
'l'here will hes baptismal mom for
children at Trinity church. thisaitcrnwn
at 4 o’.clock
III-sud In“. Charles than” has
lbfltmibquesfirovam ,.
we...» your orders for blisters atDsrum
Hunt & chuff's.
Foster Brothers have the contract to
rebuild mint & White's shop in Don-
bury. recently destroyed by rim.
Hurry Bnfing.’ the “banjo king," has
secured the privilege of rnnttlltg a tent
show at Baton Point this season.
James L. Allen. of Westp‘orl, tree
lined" andcosts by Justice Townsend
yesterday morning. for intoxication.
JN‘M collar with pure cream. no a
cup.depot restaurant. Open all night.
William Brothcrton. of Wm street.
basumcd his house further back and
will build a new one on the old founda-
tion.
AsDrukgistF. ll. Baxterwus turning
his carriageamnd on Washington street
yesterday strum, one oi the wheels
collapsed.
The Bermuda” Stungerbund will give a
ball and Wain-tent Easter londay
evaningi their hall. on the Washington
totally by a score forty-five to thirty.
—lli- ltnogcn (. not. of New ('s-
naan. graduate of he Merrill lithium
Collegcfitamiord. has been accepted as
Stencgraphor and Typewritist. by the
Elm oi Russell, Birdsatl & Ward, at Port
Chester.
The mud-digger a: work near Wilson
Point. has inked out about 70M!) yards
of mud: since February 22. There are
200,0“) yards to take out before the new
channel is mutilated.
Dentistl‘ w. Datum has Isa-mi the
ttro upper flood of the building in which
he islocstcd. corner of Railroad Place
and Washingtonstrcct inordertoaccom
models.- ll'l rapidly menacing business
llchas also engaged the, Mlt‘lt‘cs oi a
first-class mm and all. patmtm will
novv recoiru wont]: attention.
-—Dr. Wrbrookc will’bc 'at the oilin-
oi Dr. P. H. Brown. Stamford, for u icw
days. Norwalk patients who drain! to
avnil themselvu' of his services, can call
on him there. and their fare trill be paid
each way.
Negotiation are pending between
Theorlore lowndcs and Rev. A. F. and
Blond Beard. the owners, forthe pur
chance of the lot coruerof Raymond and
Water streets. Eltould the ale take place
it is probable that a but factory will
he built there and occupied by the
Ambler it Perry Manufacturing
Mun" ‘._.__..,._
C. F. Tolls & Co. make tut Plaster dis-
play in their north window that attracts
much attention. It is a rcptascntation at
an old-fashioned windmill. the arms of
which revolve, just having room to do so
in the window. The tower to which the
arms mutucbsd. and the arms them-
selves, are covered with haudkcrchiels
arranged so as to display and harmfi‘nizc
the colors: Hundreds of people stop to
look at this novel show.~a\nsooia semi
ncl.
-—’l'hc memo! Tits Sums“. justly
expect to find useful hints tor the house-
hold. nnd nothing is more important
than hints on gonad cooking. Would
you havcthesuccc-in bread and cake
drartoall hornewtvca? Follow this ad-
vice. and you cannot fail/ to succeed.
Use Hecketa' Superlative Flour. packed
ih bfl'i?!lsahd'bsp. It i adapted for
all mes, and “Incite «in! all
pastry.
Over thirtyoffiouth Norvalk‘s musi-
cal-lovingpsopleattutded the rendering
of “The Bearish” by 01thme Ors-
tm-ioSocietyinthctownhallat that
plscc.lastevculng. chorus of one
hundred voices never better work.
declaringthstitwassupsrlortoanythlng
aversive-hum.
‘Thblstrhatthsy had fordlunsr st
moved from 101 South Main stint in '
Regnhr manipulation of OldWsll
Lodge next Thursday cradling. Work
first dense.
TbeCryslalsb-e hall nins.of bran!
imllle. defeated the Bat Norialks yes-
tcrday.byascoreoftvrruty-ouctofour-
teen. l' - I
u. and! Ibussrta’t
d‘jmibn'l vv-i‘l-m have no»?!
-—Windov melts and screen doors.
poultry netting. etc.. at A. B. Coley‘s.
Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. M. worked
the first degree, last evening. Reimb-
tnenta 'msorud afterthe work and a
social tints vr- enjoyed.
Thccaseof the State against George
Raymond of Five Nile River, will be
triediu' Climb-10mm of Common
Pleas. Tuesday.
Wallace Pollack. afionth Norwalk boy,
who hashecn located in Westport for the
past few years. intends engaging in the
grocwy business at AvhuryJPnrk i
short time. -m-._. <
'i‘hemseostvidll. Van}!
against the Town at Wiltou.is
torhlalmthefiopvemetbunol Errors.
Bridgeport. Tuesday. It is for damages
(or sheep killld by dogs.
Rev. I). ll. Saudi). 1).. oi Fairlield
avenue, will punch in the Wind-
al church. Westpon. burrow mn-
leg. the pastor. Rev. Jshcs Backus. hav-
ingasccoulattackoithcgvip.
Are you wastipatod 7 Dr. Richardson’s
(hears. Rhubarb and Bonus Antilles-
stipation Powders cm Constipation and
Liver Complaints Ask for he. or “to.
sample.
-J. H. habit. the piano tuner, having
so many calls. bu found it necessary
to return next week. All thbagnvrho
have been neglected still he called on
atthattime. Orderscaube left at the
Mahackemo Hotel odicc.
. M
William P. Whimeydhe bicycle spat.
bummed Theodore Knapph MI. 32
North Main street. recently occupied by
Undertaker George Jollilf. Mr. Whit.
hey takes pcmemlon next Monday.
Ooman s mlnstrcls made a paradethis
unon. The artists presented a fine, ap—
peanmte and the selections rendered by
the hand were firet- clout. They (wispy
the boards at Music Hall this cycling.
Especially fine programmes oi music
ltavebccnprcpared for the Easter sor~
vices in the city and borough churches
tomorrow. The floral decorations will
be quite elaborate in must of the church-
es.
The “go“ between Ofliccr Ireland and
“Tug" Wilson has been postponed to
give Watchman Will Loomis and Nail
Carrier Bennett. a chance. The latter
gentlemen amuse early risers by practic-
ing every nwrniug.
In the Superior Court.
Judge Prentice granted Henry S. Whit-
lock a divorce from his wile. Charlotte
w. Whitlock. both oi Munitions.
ground’ot adultery. They were married
September 17. met.
Union bulge No. 40. of Danbury. will
visit Old Well lodge. I". and A. it,
next 'l‘ucsday evening. April 26, and
Work the third dam. A large delega—
tion is expected. and a very interesting
occuiou is anticipated.
The “Beacon Lights" Company gave a
crnlitable pcrforrnanco at Music Hall.
Thursday evening, to a good audience.
The cost is a strong our. The ulcctions
by the orchestra were beautifully played
and highly appreciated.
The South Norwalk lawn Tennis club's
grounds at the corner of Franklin and
Clay at are in excellent coalition.
Both in 9‘1” stupid up! yesterday and
theorem etc in use day
01 the theibb‘dld‘a to playing May gin
~01: and after April 19th. 1m. our
store will hoopen every evening
o'clock. Saturdays until 10:809. . I.
8.8llllllt.
Thccoucertunderthsauspioss 0! Old
Well, Hook and ladder MW]. nest
loads! wins. will basin mud: at
s o’clock. . Tho-s who “template at-
dtssoneutmnqosstsdtu at'ake
wit;
army flood-y «mics.
“lurid-y, ‘
South NOrwalk
tornlawgltstlcpors
Wt IIIIor to Then
in” let. on wills
mcttdcdintbclincoicheesc
2d. Alsothsfamou Ame Clubti Ch ,
findmnglllnlflfliotha dsmw 0"” ”'9
cat 33”“th feud,
finest. most delicious and highly recom-
Wont,
A Ferris a Go.’ s celebrated Bu r cured llama
Boneless Bacon. Often imitated, but neverggualéd. and
dllllll 1-8 E.
LEADING
Sillillllll
080053.
33 w‘ shington Street South NorWalk.
scum“ saws.
I
am muster tutu tru- ta.
mid-(Iowa.
Wicvuioncouncil. K. ol' C.,alc
arrangingforauescursioninltntmt
. documented. ”owe
n t.
wwwwwmfiohtenep.
[rowan '. ”4:4qu uitw
mammogram
company Wishes place at the
a
Add vershsdthis evening at 6
o,clock. Pacific's Hark“. 21 Wall St.
w. u. Olmstcddmi Union Park. now
lmabiugan extensive tour through the
west. has our thanks for western papers.
The Easter song service at the Y. M.
C. A. rooms, tomorrow alwrnoon at 4
o‘clock. will beoouducted byJ. Johnson.
Forthe information of numerous in-
quiriesvrc state that Rev. (.‘randa. ll J.
North was returned to the Fleet Street.
Brooklyn church.
‘Apleanntsnrprhepartywasgivcnat
.Olml
lusic substantial supper
order of (he evening.
The Quickstep and With
playcda game of have ball on the lot
opposite the Union ccmstcry. yestsrthy
afternoon. Thescorewu flveto three.
ruin.» of theQuickatcpa.
—anonablc prices at lane‘s depot
mutant.
At the meeting 0! Cstholic Union
Council, K. of (3.. on the evening of
April 2'1. District Deputy Blandeld. of
Bridgeport. will conferthe third degree
on a number of candidates. 3
llargsimtnEastt-rglovu, ladle-3‘ jack-
ets, wanna-thine", aualiownat
'l‘ristratu a Byatts dry M stun
Their altovv windows are beauufully
drcsssdundattractmuch attention.
young lpdics ot lliss Baird's Insti-
tutc a lair thiaalternoon and even-
ingf tbebcucfitofthcflospital Fund.
11..- oung ladies make- a large display
of fancy work and a tempting array of
delicious daintica.
~—llitcbcll has received a new line of
umbrellas and canes (or Easter. 50 Wall
stmt. Norwnlk.
Rev. D. it. Ellwood. having received
an invitation to accept of a small parish
place this morning. and will remain over
Basin. during which time he will decide
whether or not to accept.
John Barthel, a wealthy retired New
York brain-ass man. has purchased. at
the intimation ofhis warm friend. War-
den Ktttttuey. the Aaron..Olmstcad farm
of thirty-live acres at New Cancun and
will reside thorn, The sale was made by
James litrhell.
full, it is suggested that tax-Captain LA.
Betta get up a muster roll for the forma-
tion of a new company. There is good
material here iorancw ”company. and
under the command of Mr. liens it
would soon equal any in the state.
«Mr. Bennie Wood, of New (‘snaam
graduate of the Merrill Business College.
Stamiord, has been placed tvith the Eagle
Bicycle Company. Torringtnn. (70119., as
Stenogrnpher and Typewrttist.
———L~——
Charles N. Wood, Frank Street. Au—
;mtus O. Golding, Charles W. Del-'orest.
and Charles E. thuires. members of Cliw
ton Commentary, K. 'l'.. vent toBridgc
port yesterday to attend a concluve of
Hamilton (lounnndcry and witness the
workingof the Order of the Temple do
use. A banquet follow-d.
F' but .mttuunltslatu Bucsatp
mm. itvuaa votedto
“0/“ W “Whit ettd {if
muotmurmovrsg It to South
Norwalk. as proposed by Butler lodge,
l. O. O. E. oi that city. The Booth
3 Norwalkmeuthsraoflctedsever‘aldsttsr
lug inducements. hutto no avail.
Among the marriages announced to
takeplace after Easter Sunday is that”.
of llssjlamie OBrlenot School street
NorwaIkmnd Michael J. Brittney, of
Who-walk. ‘l‘hscsremony is stat»
ed for Wednesday. Apt] 1AM a
afiecialefldtobsiuhelruhat that
hour.
'l'hsstusaiaiyottlbWsshtyw
forbmwsek’dto'ma (aha
homtheptcvlousmkhutspodavsr»
aphasia 'l'hsshevrlngforoeansw
tourist-rollers: Hausa-ales-
Burn-n. 8. Real estate autop-
1‘“.an
warn-Int. Walden-lis-
HMM-oldhlsmlsshrth
huasstuBJtflksumroprlstorofths
South Nervslk steam buudry. Ir
wumr.y.wm
nmmwfisflwlflumpylt
11-11.
'mmdf‘l'llmkttotv
IIQV t
mm will
the“ 7mm .Wfl
.- . Mills yingqualr
ills-tit sekets‘goods’. sothlnutvss
mom that: new capo-o
latlvslloun Itbahlcsdsddour. half
chm and half viotsr wheat.
.- meothand color, sud
lssquallyhrhphdfcrlllccuklfl. task-
W mm. Mad as.
Askyouruucsrforhrorhaml. ssddo
sabputodvlthmruuhfsgltuts
‘l‘hswgansnwhc
MW.“ rib-an
whatnot-cumulus
m ‘ ”I'M sadvksb
m ' sum
refinances
in Shratoga County. started for that
usuryberxlier, or New York, spent
yusrdayinNortvalk.
lleportsotimprovstnentin the eoudi-I
tlouolilev. 3.1!. Watkha and Hiram
Grccnarsreportsdtoday .
toflwroarofhiholbs, corner of Sun:-
Wand-ts. '
“—7—” .
—-Bi"uélish this evening. to c lb. 'Pc0v
plea Market, 21 Wall St.
For fortythrcc years the venerable
John Lee, the marketntan. has traveled
between Bedding and this place from
two to three times each week. /'
Rev. John Waterman, of East Haven,
trill odlciatc at Grace church bmorrovr.
Ir. Waterman is a graduate of the
Betheley Divinityachool. and issaid lobe
an able divine.
The county representatives held a
meeting in Bridgeport this morning to
provide forthancw county home. and
make appropriations to
grounds. purchase furniture, etc.
-—~lunius Bmvvfidesfipniuting. paper-—
_ hanging and general jabbing. Order
slate in post office. l’. 0. address, No. 8
Haviluud street.*___§ _
"Con" llahouey,
served Fast Day in Nurvmlk. when ar-
restad by 05cc! Northrop. Nahum-y
hadtwo quart bottles of whisky in his
M' .Indbadmadcvvay with tho‘
contentsolanotbrr bottle. This mn-
tng the prisoner was brought before Jus-
tice Umlidgc and iflncd Cl andcosts.
Paid. ‘
Brnflamilton and Ural-Ira Williams,
two coloredspnts, had a loot. raceytstcr-
day afternoon from the earner oi Knight
and Wall streets. through Knight street
to North avenue. to Park street. through
Park street to East avenue and down
Mill Hill to the starting point. llamil-
tou Won the race by about 100 yards
winning a stake oi 82.00.
—~Thcre is no doubt about the great im»
portance oi having send. vththe, street
and nourishing bread in every inure.
The children depend on it. and it mans
one who uses Heckcrs' Superlatives flour.
whichia ground at Cretan Milk. New
York city. and is packed in- barrels and
lags.baagoodbrvml. biscuit and cake
and they fully End-m it. How you
tried it?“ ' b
(Will! ’I'IIB REVBE.
News and "mat, of the Day In East
Nor-alt.
Arthtlr \Valdmn is having an addition
built to his residence. 14 Cottage avenue.
A daughter has been born to llr. and
lira. O. E. Morgan. corner of East and
Third IVt‘nlls.
Iiiss Nellie Rider was "surprised Thunv
day evening by a large number of
friends, who enjoyed themselves thor-
m .’ oughly.
Now that the ranks of Company i" are
Captain Thomas Smith gave a recept-
ion at his home on Osborn avenue. Wetl-
nrsday evening, in honor of P. W. Mer-
rill. of Puebla. Col, formerly of Nor»
walk.
minim noises
Theatrical )Iatters In Which Play-Going
People will he Interested.
The Gormaua' minstrvls are to appear
here this evening at Music Hall. and our
lovers of refined minstreley are sum of a
treat. The Gormaus' always bring a
good show, and always preeellt some
thing new in the minstrrl line. The
Germans. '. Jothames’pnd George. The
Dillona. Harry and Joltav Littlcfield.
Billy Van. 8am Connor. GeorgoBrnnton.
pal members.
NOTtCr—Z I
llLII WELL LAUNDRY
willreopenon
MONDAY. IPBIL IB'II
at” Washiuton street. when all orders will
heankfnlly mutvcdand
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
otvsasaeall. ”should-Joana;
lino-Altman!” hldaad aoactds
Indiana-kiss. afllvr
Columbia Bicycles!
7 ' ass-as
meteor-e
Academe--
Wmmumflmumm T
er.
stark-the”
of Bidgeiield, ob—
cnjoyrue-nt at the table for all. Bvcry— N
Charles 6. Taylor. John Byams and .
Johnnie Graham arc unong the princis .
Now on the way from the factory; twelve dilferent. styles
Boéts, Boats & Beats
ranging in price from
Sandman} pitchming
store.
at:
" ' ration & Golden.
"autumn STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
'3’.”
’ was'rtzu.
calm
your.
street Booth Norwalk: 1' outs.
lleal Estate and Insurance.
‘VAN'TED To purchase a an onrl hand mp-
ouversd wagon suitable for light exprws
boldness Address \u ill but Box. .Vrglvvalk.
FEW bright is at Kelsey-1s rigor far-
tory lbs} I“ lie learning. ts;an stud)
all the balmy. 253‘ \aahingtun
$27 50 lo $l75. 00
elscvvltere.
For further information inquire at |, B BBLEY' 8 hardware
H. EMORY PEASE.
gulrrlaimurols
ensue untrue detest?
l ndcr the auspices of
(lld Well". 85. L 60
llSIC Ill“. 80. NORWALK.
Monday Evening April It
t! O't LOCK. PROMPT,
Mme. Scalchi,
The world s Ktedlbt tunrralrn and tho
fullnvtirtp, ”mm it a ti»: - will Apps-Ar;
own}: part0! house.
”$33.
Apply to'l‘
lockwood 'u 'gLu.
S Kent. an. inquire of LA Woodward.
“t.
gwsnrz a. (we... huildtar. front apart-
I)“ W 7‘
dill ashlngt n street
313"
HR 8 1m to d. .\'nrvralk.t
I-‘IDII HALE.
mtO if
lnqutreuf or ad
91"-
. all r!
Hart-t.- I tertrs Hill
:3 prrtmty anon
rate f vl’ any any tml
nm in rim m: r ( nun!
Plantain
Mill. Daricn
ntlr— kind
Bear} 1...: bar
Thin t- acres
fill
yvtcur nvcn‘lr. Vu. '51.
uldreml'. H. St John. ll Eitubeth client.
tlnmh Yorvvslk. mr93m
ladies wishing to purcham their
EASTER
will do Well to «all and examine
Miss M. H. cavanagh’s
lIIIE or IILUIIEIIV.
SO 4 CLAY STREET. SOFT" XORWALK
tutti
Wheeler 8:. Ilaniord,
53 MAIN STREET. SO. NOR WA LE, (‘11.
Agents for
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‘ (llflllllli E0008.
It {on mt toh
AV cron Wll
m-luht.‘
nmic tire)
NOB ‘lw’l’, hum“
www.mm 3.1mm,
Gregory Bros. Acts.
3 WALL m". NORWALK. C'l'.
' .033"!
lflcnry strut'
tlve Harms. rent .11. in. l’maton at oncr'
hGoldrnor
ix mono comr of Main and Ana nutter.
merits. O moms each; matern improve-
Tayloravenue. near war «met. a very
convenient and dwd’flblc house. modern
improvements. nlmrzire at J mu» 1!. Layton.
COTTAGE seven rims situate-t «mt-er or
‘ lain and Pine streets. lmutre of Cool—
tht avenue <mtrh
‘t-REAT BARGAI" ., not»... top hunky Mil-
harm-ts Only Bill's t'urr ltcctltlll' turnout
in vvery
“in! atrial l of am thing
|
Apply to l... ‘ lanthanum] near Rn]
Begum; lot. sltuatrdon the treat nidt‘ 0!
Fur D'Afllt‘fllzlf“
HATS ‘ANlI BIlNNElS
lllllllll. PHEIIIX. WARWICK &
DE.
i. “WP .
r nal to
if hand-cited Io tryapnenmatlc. hay
mm. the stat t to manage. W
'l'rrmstosalt. DU- .
”inter—M ' " seem ' ,- "I 133. W
.e. PROF. W. ll. IMLL’S
GEYI'S wanted to canvass for unhacrllzr; 8 "la " Gonzalez snp[an“
“will 3:313; '73; 7333333? :3; Illa. Elsa Bignardi, Violinist.
and. General Anni... tt atcr street. Brmflk. Sig. “all" splgdillll, IEIM.
, TO our. Sig. Edward lisini. Baritone
Fl-nix-isttcttmmsm "mung sum.” flohgn H Stanley. M.
.\"“”..';._".‘::2i,"“" mew "" “”"Llli‘i; Cav. fidlgficiorza,
Dll'rt‘lul’ and Armmpnnist.
Rube Grand Piano used
ware mmamfinhnvr Mamba}. concert.
llESEIllEll SEITSm Elle and 756,
Now on sale at lion's and Plaiafrd‘l. South
Namath. and (‘rzzory' s. N
embers or the 0’0th "Wm #3:,
trusts are some ‘ifistt‘t.
l
rents; mint t and lgwmtli {amines
erred nrnrestln l” x or. hi
8 Washin ,{ 5",", 5 ma” 0. LY ONE PERFORMANCE;
SATURDAY. APRIL llilh.
”Five Yum at Continued Success."
r—THB
GBRMANS’
“H16 H C .435"
MINSTRELS,
‘ M” "Jr Wment or
W)! BVBRSULE.
”Magnificent New First Part. "
The Big-34.1111»! Magnificent and intricate
arr hi. 1;: at t Her concert all
r; .tTHBKlVH 0k Ttlill' LA\b‘."
The Brvt of all Soap and Dam».
r '1 BE lLV Sit Whl)ltl\'ti,“
ll!) the- r tr- 1!. trr-u. in: luding 1.1 on Omit.
irtnntrst allerpirt c
The Reception at the colored 4U.
lntrrjuln- at; ”1‘ t omm‘ inns John and “come-
German.
Prices. l5. .lband "Scents.
Hurt’s.
BUNNE’LL‘S
Seats on sale at
Tlll' Rslu‘fm BVESIVO. APRIL“.
The Lost Paradise.
5 YR [til it MATINPT. H Sb BE \'
APR“ .t B. [NO
BEACON LIGHTS.
Tl ELSDAT B‘ tense. APRIL l9.
HELD Bl TllE ENEMY.
Tlll' BSD lY BY BNIVH. APRIL; ’.1
SiTC ROA‘ MATIXBB an) E" LVIXU.
All“! 33.
HIE PIIIIIBE llIll THE Pllll‘Ell.
A.\\L' AL
SOCIABLE
0" TIII'.
Will be held at
Germanla Hall.
Washington Strut llrlrlrzv. South Suwath'r,
urn
Illllllll EVENING. ll’llll l8.
summary l’ltufl‘allllb'mmmflA
Ticks-f » Mmt'tlng Gentleman anl indy. 60
cent s. ‘1!
rumiiv'iufi'flpm 2th.
nr I'll ANSI! \L
.....-oy..__.
'1'!!! talus or the llnath mf‘m
School an when!!!
gun-mm. 3:»... gram-£11886 II llllllllfi.
«Muauua'uthsdhtrtcthsldsntb hhlhttlonlroimfltomp. m.
”GYM-III“, .“Wilfllll “m Win-”urn. tolum
$33.: i: fib’u’flt’hfli’i’n‘u'g Irreptln ‘ltrh Is l I.» 5 up."
u ‘0
lady to receive tho sale at hardware a. a". ...,,’
’m lake”,- w‘ala liar Byrd-tors. IO!»
1. ll. BIIIWIII
Will“ PLllIIlII. “El" and
m FITTIII. TII Illfll‘lll.
IlIEE'I' IIII III!
la all bras-rhea. the roman sad
Bits and was
crust and
(If WATER ”I
“who!
Stores. largest Item
lath-ts.
BRIDGEPOBT THEATRE .
dermania Sangerhund
Reception and Exhibition
III si’“"“‘ifii Inns
s
Norwalk Chronicler