‘- flora money in
not in the wear
I)! cheap goods
“Innis eVer sowed
fin the buying
RHPEISled
Druggist.
l‘i .
. ' We want to call your atten-
I tion to a few articles which are
. seasonable—.
’rPiaisted’s Compound
Extract Red Cedar
For Moths Insects, etc, where a
liquid can be employed.
256. for PINT BOTTLE.
Iiiaollthalion.
tln balls or flakcl
Gum Camphor,
lAromatic Bampllor.
liaimation Insect Powder.
Powdered iiellebore.
Paris“ Green.
London Purple,
ETC.
Our Drug Department is comi
pleto as usual with all the best
quality to be found in the mar-
ket, and our prices are very
reasonable, considering quality.
PLAISTEB,
Dru ggist
43 Washington St, St Nomalil
LOXATOINIK-
mun Inna
A WONDERFUL lllAt' IIIVIZ,
om’l'hg‘o11a nodonbt that man In a line Inevitab-
like Watery“ other machine. be wean»
Italtlthat bltI body is Ilr
tnally Mmadefl'ltltn t.footl every two to three
Toma"! this making over in radical-
, man an much timcand tie—
ty. solo ‘thu one of Ito man
wide] advert“. numparttlu an
Mattie union of
duty prompts mo to m-
Wtoxat otnlk.."!
Iaailina ant-w I» no acrolentuI
man. an it were, may be
lo four week». and the
mechanism in ynnwlt
partl- are the
ho natal running down»! the
. YoudonIltaIetostopforre-
lpairacnt of the dlgniivo functional,
7:1.th mmr'to dimot starch
than;
new
.Ia two
foolish. eatnruof chvon
"Isl
{tr Loxatonlkmxim ‘ mat;
metallic. thaw" of digestion ”till. any
ill it ill an racclirnt
git; la “ fmhoh“ weak rmarlaIfltap‘l:
W bun
#mxatonlktrm“
0 corn. ”Wald ton stub "on
w forpaioatli.A. Ingrid
Nail Panel
--—-.«w--
I have EVERYTHING need~
, dtopsper any kindof house,
‘ tho-amen or the largest, the
' clasp-l or the finest, and
milling at reasonableratos.
Mg, Decorating. do... by
Wont men.
86 Washington Street
South Norwaik I
THE EVENING SFNTINEL.
JAMS GOLDIEIN. Editor and Prwriotnr
"flotilla-I year lbzarnontlta. 82.50: 3 manual.
IIth; 1 month. llilccnia' single novice. 2 cunts,
E
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BIIPICIAL IMO!
Nob!“ of local «Mailman!» of all
two to which an container. in charged
and notices calculated to [mate private
interests, mp! where on militiamen!
of name ammo I'll 11¢!ng column,
are chat-”ed for a! regular rate», It) mm
d lune.
a
Miniature Almanac for Tut-marrow.
Pam Ell-fir; Sun Sets ’ High Tide how“ Tidc
at all» atii'fll l at 3:" atfi:
Few \‘orlt Bionic! Weather Formal.
Today oliglttly warmer. partly cloud! weatho
or will probably prevail. with freelt southerly
to mterly winds. possibly IIhiftlng III mulb-
waterinand rain and fairintervain. ()n'l‘uen«
tiny partly cloudy to fair, ailshtly warmer
weather will probably prevail. preceded by
orly and toutltweutcrly winds, followed by‘
cooler, clearing weather: and on Wednendny
fair. molar weather.
sourll NollIWAIllK.I
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Sari-r.
Alt adjcu‘rned meeting of the Board of
Councilmen will be held this evening.
The barges Gauntlet and If. E. O'Brien
are discharging cargoes of cool for J. 11.
Ferris.
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Letters addrmscd as follolh's remain
unclaimed in the South Norwnlk pout
office: Mr. Alick Desmnrals. Miss Adda
Demot, Joe Mothers
~R¢ulsouabie prices at Lanes dcpot
restaurant. m... -, __
The members of the Adult Singing
Society will gotoStamford on the 8: I]
train this cvcning llllll visit (innings-
lwction of the Tllm Vcrill.
Arr.- you nook and mu donut llr.
Richardson :I Cilincltouu, (Tlmlnontiio and
Ucntian Tonic Powders cure anknwln
and General liability. Ask for .‘Ic. or
104'. ellnlplo.
Samuel Smith, who is in his eighty-
lirst year. was engaged one day last week
in laying brick in a collar wall. Not
many noon of his age are able to handle
the trowel as dcxtcrously as be.
John Callahan, cmployod by John N
TIIIIlo-,1If v5.03! Xlll‘walk. :LdflmlllI-tl li‘lll-
lt‘l Wslm-lt llmnl Friday. Saturday 1w
When by night before Justice lilorreli plead
ml gllllly.fllltl paid a line of $1 and c.n.~.tti
Saturday nftcrnmll an f‘.W.11.-Count,
of lid-.t Norwallt, was driving up W-ood
ward avenue, his horse kicked hint-veil
frt‘r from the wagon and started up
South Main Iltrcet at a lively gait. 110
mu into the gala at the Washington
atmt coming and after mining them
was ruptured near the bridge.
~Window screens and 50an dorm,
poultry netting. t-tc. , at A ll. (‘olI-y' .-t
The moiety of the I 'ongmgntionni
C hurcil sueln Ionth to lose their eloquent
and popular pastor, the Rev. S. Wright
ilutie . We understand that at a meet-
ing of tho Church recently held, plcdgctl
were received to give him a calary equal
to that which 1qu been offered by the
Omaha ('hurch. We understand that
efforts are being made to obtain hia volcano
from the Wettern congregation—Port
CllclltchournltlL 9
Tin- tlnw float for the Norwnlk Canoe
club in t-oltlpleted and will probably be
placml in front of the club house, nouth
of tho Washington ntmt bridge, tllla
III-oil. Ills twentyby twenty feet and
one of the boot mode iioata in the harbor.
The run-way connecting the club homo
with the float is to bc put In first-clat-
condition. The club but added several
.4 now mombors this year and anticipatcn
having ll ilm- time this summer.
——l)r. lintmbrooko will beat the ofilcc
of Dr. P. 11. Brown. litalnfonl, fora few
day». Norwalk patients who denim to
avail themselves of his oervlcas, can call
on him Um, and their lam will he paid
"naclt way.
Herman ll. Been, of Arch street, naro
rowly cscapedsoriona injury while cros-
sing tho Danbttry and Norwalkrallroad
track this morning at Otto o'clock. lie
camemltoftbedepottotahabonocsr
anddldnotssunapptoachlogtrsln. A.
hesteppedonlhetrackthecnginm-aw
himbowcvmandgave two-lurpbiaoto
of the whistle. Hr. lieu-s turned.» go
hacksndltad joatreaoludfllo flathnn
when the locomotive struck his left.
shoulder, throwing hilnftwwavd oath
platform. Formulyhowavnototllsn-
whinjored.
local shower: on the coaatn. with fresh south;
t old is '
and our . It
at as gold.
5%.
a statement” of
. r «not "gold
value. ”
, I. ‘9‘ rice. 9,“ I
pur'Moisdmu
A Stamford Inlln ll noon to open p
drogetore on the Washington m
bridge. M
lira. John T. Smith, of Stuart avenue.
presented her husband with twins Satur-
. day evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Building-Ind Loan auocintion will be
held tomorrow owning.
The Crystals, of (lraulterllle, defeated
apicked nine Saturday afternoon. by u
score of twenty-three to eighteen.
—Girle wanted, those hating expor-
iotlcc on shoe fitting preferrt-d. humil-
bury, Mathewson 6: (Jo.
-A large number of South Nurwaik
people will attend the nIccption given by
meeer. fl. ‘chwll in Bridgeport.
this evening.
A boy named Shay fell omrbosrd from
the ncboonu Eva L. Ferris yesterday
afternoon and received a both. 119' was
rescued and sent home.
J. B. Avery, of Baotou, arrived in
South Norwalk this morning. lie came
in mponaetoa letter Ruin the electric
light committee regarding the new
plant. “
Architect Mort-lumen has drawn piano
for a brick barn on in» South liniu street
property. It will be two and, a half
stories in height and 30140 {wt in Iii-
mentions.
Governor Bulkeley. on necommondn-
tion of the board of World's Fair manu-
gem of this state, has appointed Mm. P.
T. Barnum as one of the lady Illauugera
of l’ollnecticut for thet‘olumbinn explai-
tion.
~Ptlre notice orltll pure cream. ill: a
cup, depot n-smurant. Open all night.
Butcher Jacob Sci-ault'4 but: .- «Walked
ntlllSouth Main street In Ilo- lulu on
Meadow t-Itrwt. fitturdny owning. lll
turning into the yard tho wagon struck
the post and was overturned andsl‘lghtly
damaged.
Scrum ll. 1- ord will give anotlwr lit rim
of live organ reciiais' In the Presbyterian
church at Stamford. the first t-oncI-rt
taking place this evening. The mullah-
are free, and Mr. l-‘ord invitetl lllrl South
Norwaik friends to come down.
The Clothing (inn-Ite- of New Yor'lt l-nn-
talus the following: 'l‘utmtl I ll ltt- Illl
out, South NorWIdk, it: no tit» llilliil'ttifllv
cell tin-5on1 windows In town The firm
hall-nu expat decorator t E' rank E. \ .till
who nlllkrsyrinllow displays his study."
Theilermania Su-ngerhund will hold
an Easter hall this evening at their hall
on the bridge. Heine's orchestra will
furnish much: and all who attend are
assured that they will enjoy thelllsclvul.
An energetic committee have the allow
in cluttge and are doing all in their
power to make the OCCMIOII III happy unl-
«Un anduiter April 19th, Wk. our
Moro will be open every evening until 8
o’clock. Satnnlnyll until 10;!» p. III. 51.
3. Smith.
The Chautauqua l'nioll will lncet at
the residence of lilies Mary Kirby .lt-n-
ninga, Went street. Tuminy evening,
April Iii. An unusually inten-nting pm.
grammc has hot-n prepared. Thl- Mil)-
jcct for the evening will be "firm! (lor—
Inan Iflmics." All members are special-
ly truncated to be present antipeciai but-li-
noal will come before the meeting.
Oliver (ioyelt, alias E laihlrgu», tilt-
green goodn man who recently aunt cir
colors to 0.1.. Warner, of Norwaik, and
P. 11. Miller. of South Sorwnlk, WM ur-
reoted in New York Saturday, by Ill-
lpectrmJam. and Jacobo. lie was held
in 02,500 for cxalnlnatian today. Huy-
ett was trapped by a mpovtcr of the lit»—
tolI Pout. 11c and his gang had operated
quite extensively in (”’ontmcticut during
the pant few montllu.
(lam-tuck llrotbon lnIvo madmm addi-
tionto their buttons that will bu not
only an accommodation to thcir [Iatronm
but facilitate matter» when plight al-
terations may bellman in the ready
made clothing. 'l'hry have fitted up the
Mount under their store as a tailor
shop, and Ill~|1lfl it in charge of Lewis
Wagner. an excellent tailor, who is
alwaynonhandand very prompt in st-
hndingtoali thing: pertaining to thin
NtllWAltl NEW”.
A lineay Wat Ito-a Irons tho
luv-amnion.
Onrllrntlan'llodu, l. 0. 0. 7.. and
Mimi Division, ll. of '1‘..lneot tonight.
Theaaauinnflngdfllnam
put-It will hl hold in Int Warner’-
ol'atkk
"In. Maniac-on, of llaldwlaavlllr;
11...? ”unseen-unmet»
w-ltaha blusickattln Inna-look
m,uwmm.~a
ennui whohashsonttayincwlthhc
madam-amount
«.4... MM“... .mm «~mw—Wmmm w
The public school mpodcd this mom
lug, aftcr the M Vacation of mm
week.
The rooms of the Nordalk 51d: orche-
ing made My for the u on
W ctlln- «day evening. {If 4.
This annual meeting unfit. Paul'tt [n3
iah taker plan this “only“ the So -
day school room of the crotch
The final rattan-at of Illa "Kinder Sill-II
fonies" will behold in the It. II. c, A.
ball tlt'a‘ifhrnoon at 5:30 ofoiock.
Charlie St. John, of Norwalk. has purv
cluwd a year’s license for peddling fruit
in thin known—Jew (rattan Messen-
get.
-lloy'tl bicycle can film. at Mitchell's
Wnil street. Norwnlk ’ ,
Junta Cousin», Jr., of New York city',
has purcbowi a handsome span of
horses and a new carriage for bill family,
who nre to remain in town during the
summer.
.3. .
‘,.,
The Lildit‘s' ":lcy "or St. “vault
church will hold their annual meeting
in the parish rooms this afternoon. The
tloild will meet on Wednctldny after
noon at the same place
Henry Sellcck, of the Holmes, Keck-r
kfiellec‘k company, accompanied by hi!
eons. Victor and Eddie. wont trout lith-
in last Friday. and after tramping nil
tiny returned laden withv-fish stories.
Patrick Barry was awaited; on Wall
street hat evening by Officer Donn. for
dfllllkt‘llllf‘SS. Ho was locked up. but ni-
tonv .‘trdtl released under bomb until this
_ running. when he was fined 81 and onto
by Justice Austin, lie pnld.
Tll- Ladins' (lull-L of Gran-thumb
will hold their annual busineu mating
with Mould. P. Wod. of Wall amt,
this :Iftornmn at 4 o‘clock. The regular
rum-ling, this week Wetlnallay. will l»
hold with Mrs. lie-uni», of High atrwt.
Tho Wilntnocver (lirclo of Kin-:2.
Daughters connectcd with the First
Baptist chum-it will hold a ”surprise
atrial" in the lecture-rmln of the church
”II“ owning. A novel way of disputing
of tho surprise packages hon boon burrow -
al from a circle of King's llaudllcrs in
another town.
\anm ilmlfray was arrested by tilficet
.‘lllrllltun llaiu stmt. lair last night.
”I' Ivaalocknd up until thin morning,
when he Iva-I Iriwi bvfnro Justice (‘00!
“go for intoxication and lined $3 and
mmtn. Attorney 1'1, )1. Lockwood prom
clued ftlltl tried to find out wlwn- (lod-
fn’y gut hill liquor,
«Girls wanted, timae having caper—
icnce on :Illirl' fitting prcfcrrcd. inaus—
btlrv. Mathewson It I'll
Morgan-I )lllrphv, am rural ind) who
ilvm In the old Mallory building on Water
strI-t-t, foil down strum whilt- cumin;
from her npnrtmcnb Saturday night
nudhwkclu-ricg, ThI-scll-t-tlm-n were
notified and this morning lint. llurpby
waudrivoll to [lridgomrt in at Will! and
taken to the hospital for treatment
llov. Arthur '1'. 15min of Ron. York
lity, has been engaged to supply the
[Innovate of the church in London. Eng-
land, made vaulllt hy'tho death of fit.
Spurgeon. Alt. l’iI-rson is known in Sor-
mllk. 11in wife mm tho daughter of
Wilionton Benedict. iotlndml of the Not.
wnlk Gazette, and not»: of the late Mn.
by Grand lncltvvomi who once occupied
the mansion on West avenue.
The lll’l'it annual donated supper "If the
( ‘Itltnry Baptist church taken placech-
ncsdlly cventng in the Quinlan] block,
Clinic! of Wall and Knight street». The
object of the entertaitttllonl is to misc
tho balance of the ruin needed toproctlrs
nlotlur building roman 'nlll and
confectionery will be on tulle and the
ntlppor will he served from Mil) to 10
o'clock.
v-Juuiun itrown duals painting. pop" ,
hanging and moral jabbing. 0'ch
little in post oflcc. l’. 0. addrcu, No. 8
llavilarulnlfl'et. South ltorwuiit ('t.
it. () Kfltlfl'I and family. of Mott
avenue, apont Good Friday Wil-
liam Wmof flag Slug. N. If.
Bmaiswavdeaof the poi-ca in that
city, and antertsined iris visitor-
Ihowing them through the irradiation.
Hr. Keelcrteihofflntilrill that pawl
ovarhimaohuatinthoeioctriochairia
whidt metal critic-ls Mine-elm
outed. but faiios to nay who locked him
inmofthedunmfova short time.
Thai-trite- III Museum with tho
dealhofc II. am, of this place, at
Newlianeflhc .,wmheid Thursday
morning from Clam church. In that
city. ladhaottnocoomastionlihnuy
covwadlhocasketwltillleaatifulfiowas.
The paliohsama war in patio-ten
Mwbhadhaavcrykhulto It.
Bmydnrlltgitiastckuns. Til-mice.
mandated by the luv '1'. If. it.
1- mt
JOBS IN RiBBliN-w-iilc. per yard.
I'Biil’llll loll now _-
Whore and [[9wa Spa-Ii their Ila-n
of Recreation.
.
spent Easter in Bridgport.
lilo Hattie Wover, of Elm am, has
returned from Waahington. D. C.
M1. Gertrude Pack, of East avenue.
upont Easter with friends in Stamford.
Clinton Seeiey, of Hartford, formerly
of this place, was in town over Sunday.
Mills Maggie Fitzgerald, of Waterbury,
spent. Sunday wl b Miss Barry, of Winni-
punk.
Mn. Wilbur B. Low" . of Stamford, in
visiting Mrs. Sylvester Hunt, Chelttnut
street. '
Minn llayme Hoyt, of New York city
to visiting Minn Adelaide Kimmey, of
West avenue.
Miss Florence Sclieck, of West “oven,
is visiting her Blotter, lira. Jamal ll.
Halley, of East avmue.
RI}? ge¥14 Ellwood, of Kellogg street.
Mina loin 8w ordsl. of South 313i!) street,
is making a Ivccit' 5 visit with friends in
Sew York and Brwklyn.
Lint. R. l). “'ylnatl and daughter Ella,
of Taylor, avenue, arc viniting Mrs.
Tlutmptlon, at Smithlown, L. 1.
Arthur Brown, who in boarding with
G. A. Franke, of Camp street, commu—
plnteaa trip Went early in May.
(lvorgo F. Qumtard, of Arch street.
entertained hill brother Charles.
l’ougilkeopaio, N. Y., yesterday.
Secretary 1". 1'}. Brody, of the Nor-walk
Llomdiuiiway company, spent yester
day with his stator in Brooklyn.
Daniel Taft, of Bridgeport. spent Sun‘
day with his brothers, George and Soy
moor Taft. of High street, Norwaik.
E. .-\. "all. of Mount Vernon. and 11.
1'2. Farris, Ill “outfield, N. 3.. sp'lll Sun.
day with J. '5. Cornell, of L'lllolt Park.
George A. and (,‘Ituriml l. Alla-ll. of
Danbuty, have been \‘lalllllK Illt'il' Slab”.
Mn. William H. Lockwood. of flown
lllil.
Mints Annie Mackey, an employc of
Stern Brothers' store. New York city,
Norwttik.
Mr. nod Mrs. James W. Porter and atoll
(hump. of ”wintry. strut l'L'LtltI-r with
Mr. and lira. .‘Illlo ll. l’ttl’nUlL'l. of lint-lil-
rillle' l'lttrll.
.“I and um, o. H. wllm. til we“
:tVt'liil“. wlltvrtniuml Robert \Vllson and
wife. of New Yer city. Good i-‘riliny
Llllil Huston
Wlliirtltl B. Duncan, ticket agent at
tho (instill (Sentrnl depot, New York city.
Was the guard of John J. Sash. of licrllv-
ivy strum. Saturday.
ticiioui-i and .“ln‘t-i Jennie Tilompaon.
34'): or Sunday with rciilivcn in luster
lint. lnng lsltlnii.
um Mary R. Dingo", of Roma ilill,
Ivnvm ttI—dny for lovvrt. During the
summer months silo will trawl tllrougb
m-vrmi of tho wmtem state-II.
I'hnrlt-w W. SIM-nus and Edward 1‘.
Alia-ll. of llmlhury, whet-led to South
.‘I'nrwolk. liltod l-‘rdny and mad» Mr.
and Mr». W. ll. I/Ickwmel it two tinyn'
vinil. ,
”liter ll. Jarklton, wmtorn Inn-ll: of
the Hartford Bicycle company, in upend-
ing his i-Lultcr rotation with it'ul part-mo,
Mr. and 31m. Idimnd Jacktlou,at the
holllwluzul on Elm nut-III.
Mr. and )1”. Lewis Reynold» lllul tion
Jay are attending a low days at lit-afoul.
N. Y. Div. 1!. will try his luck catching
the Pll't‘klt‘ll Motion, m that place is
quilt'ii noted trout suction.
utillt rllr: tum;
.‘n'l Mul (lineup of the Day III Ira-t
Norwali.
A daughter woo horn (loud Friday
morning to Mr. and 31m. A. Lilltllltrl‘g, of
(lounge avenue.
—il. 5. Gregory will open, htrmorrow,
his new livery Mable». comer VunZnndI
ammo and iloyt street, East Norwslk.
lluhaua lino atock of bronco and car-
ringI-II, and will furnish at lim- turnouttl
noun be had at mmabh- price». "It
invitcsa trial.
Mu. Annie Goddard, corner of Van
h’ Zaodt avenue and Fort Point road. who
had anovarisn tumorof twenty pounds
romoverlawoek ago,haanearly recover
alew days. ’l'lloopuattonw-sportot‘m-
ad by Dr. W. C. Burke. Jr., anointed by
other physicians.
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Wing-Clonal.
Today tttopubliu whools col-moaned
“manually". pupils taking tho
padopdctlrmiaed by motion-the
last day before vacation. Allhwgh a
new cine enter: the [filth ubotdtho
mtsonimrdonothatdtheirgradm
in; moi-as till W week- later.
’l‘optalororationsanduaynrealmdy
Mandtheyanuworknpoatltelr
WWW
“ locum-trial!
Mitts inn Keeler, of Mott ovenue,.
.., k
of:
npeut Buster with Mme Julia Hunion. of
Mr. and Mrs. William l’latt. Mi.“ littl-
“III
fornla bite Sonora Wll oat
. Ital. volt wills
pa
in omelainpoln.
[118ng in the line of cheese.
u
and put up similar to the above.
nalmBacon. Often imitated,
URARLES E.
LEADING
“Willi“ 01” ’I'IIB (HEWITT.
“7.“-
i
1
Provided for at a looting of the flea-tar-
“ loprmlallvca [an Saturday.
The State Itenntotn and rcpreoentatives
lof Fairfield county metattilecourt house
in Bridgeport. lat Saturday, for thopur-
ptaooflwovidingfortho upcnoeooftho
county for the coming year. Senator
Seymour, of Roman, wall chmen chair-
man of the meeting, and a committee
consisting of Senators Seymour and
Read, and Representatives Judtton, Paige
and Wheeler was appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions relativo to the quests.
lions presented for tiiltclulaion.
The first resolution offered authorized
the County ('DmllllK-Ilontm to provide
furniture for the County Home at Not-
walk. and to improve and grade the“
grounds about the home, at an expense
not to exceed $2,000.1'hcy also author-
izodthe commissioners to paint the court
home at Danbury and to put in new
windows. at an expense not to exceed
$500, and to paint the cow lmtn. home
barn and fences at the jail in Bridgeport.
‘ lye coping and cornice of the new
it? jail. at on expense not to ex-
ceed Will.
Another rmolution adopted authorized
and empowered the commisoioners to
lllflkt' their promissory note in behalf of
the county for the sum of $3,005.01, the
some tobeIluczInd payable on the lat
day of )lay.1893.ThilIsum of #33 (I15. 04‘
is the coat of the Huntington bridge.
Tilc commissioners were also authorized
toburrolv attain not to exceed “0,000.
l making their pl’llllllfirsul’y note in behalf
of the county for the sum which it to be
IIM‘LT to pay the current and running ex-
pl noon incurred and about to be locum-d
In maintaining the ( olllltv Home The
note In to he puld by the sums dim and
payable-Io [ht County by the! stath.
The last business of thr- melting who a
resolution otfcnxi orlitrulg that a tax.
for the us» of the county. be levicd upon
tllvgrnnd 1'th of tllo- county, and com-
pit-Mi ill the neural LUWIII of filming of
it lllili. tho “lull" to lu- due and p-lyh'blo
In the I: Itlmy Ift'ilr’tlllr'r on tiw illt‘l Illty
Ill JlIltt'. l'v-l'd.
All of the resolutions presented wen-
adoptrd Without a dissenting voice.
A flat mljournmwt dinner was served at
the Atlantic "()Tt'l.
”ARI I'IN.
Snlaliuft' Smith. a. student of Prince
ton f’tlllt'g". is visiting friend» in town.
it romp-r pupil «of tilt: "
is npuntilllg a tow day» with Sit-Is Bonnie
llail.
Dunn-1 line. i‘. W. llrowmlon, of the
Soldier»! ilulllo- have gone to Norfolk.
Vat. witttctlwy intend making on ex-
telldml \Istll. Tip-drwtor has been in ill
health for bvilll" limo and hopes to be
lmnvlite-Il by the: champ.
Im-r forty children enjoyed a tllmt
pit-mitnfternmn at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. "all, on Tlluminy. The
hunt tvzu'Mawtvr Arthur liltll and the
children who vl'trrconu'rtailwd will never
forgot thr- wVI-lllll altlllvcmary of tho
birthday of their ymln; friend. Hood
tiling». Ilu'lulllllg ice: ore-nut, wore naval
and the lflllldn‘n'lt faces ltlltnifl-tdcd fully
their delightful tint».
Tho-re «'an a goo] attendance It! the
Mothmiitlt l-lp'uwml church on tho ("'l‘ll-
log of Good Friday to bar tho nblv lion
Illutl of the i'rvaitlmg l‘Illit-r, Rev. t'. 3.
Wing. ills tvxl um; taken from l’mlnln
—"\'t~riiy 1 how «loam-ed llly heart in
min. and wluhcd my hands in inno—
I'cltcy." Ill-v. John llriI-u. the motor,
"pound the north-o with prayer. Rev.
SnItlul-lJ. Attatilt. of tllothmgrcgatiouul
l bun h pr-ttmttllcctl the hunt-diction.
Down Aim ”hora-I.
" rived oysters are being drI-dged off
Solltillmrt by tho BtdeCurrier and
trattufcrred to the sciIoolIcr Hamlet. by
which they are taken to South Bay. 1.. 1.
Tito work in being done for Mom &
Solution for whom the J. 1‘ Thomas in
oylltvring oil titration]. Tho luttor will
be planted at ilocitawsy.
If a New York millionam- gtvor n dill-
m~t at 5th avenue and whatnot, cooling
trill). 00, which given ID mg?!)
and time {mtk Ipcndfl ndoo-
tor-I bills finally have topay “85.00
each for Cactus Blood (tune to cure them.
what would ho tho caving pt-r capim If
the dinner nhuulli not he givm, thorn
III-log 87 "91'me at tho foaltt!
inquire nt l'iaintI-d' It drug nil-re wilt-rt-
you may have the probicm solved and
get information about CIIIICIIU lllnod (lure.
NOTICE 1
Th. plhlin an informal that tho
ntllnoprnon
Milli)“, APRIL IBNI.
tutorial when all orders will
ill thlnmlly "will?“
Bstltftotioll Guaranteed.
titre an a call. Open from 7 a. In. In a gun.
It mm»; head-all =3);pr
I Killmhttmt. l rtrecl
.‘llr’la tlwrmldn .\I’o|ll. rl Sow Yuri: city. 'l
. l
‘ litrz'lllt.
BLli WELL LAUNIIRY “"“I
$27.50 to
store.
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and insurance.
ISHINRTRH STREET,
SOU' RWAIJi, CONN.
nufitf .
W A K'l'l-E I).
\VA). TED. it parlour with a «null (Itpilal m
A gold t-ommnnin: t Triinlukr" already
(~tablitnhrli. \ppiy to ill \\. ashllllrtoll ro‘trctt,
South \nrualk. alr :It
K A STE” ‘I'o purrl‘msc n wound-band inp-
cm't-n-tl wagon suitable for ilcitguprrsa
businene. Addrfim $0.117 Luck ttmt. Norwlllk.
('oun ltlIl iii.
IiENTi warned to mm nu for allilWTlhD'l'Id
1‘ to the World» i'nir Tom-Lat luff] may
Liberal i‘frfllmlzmlllll laid. Apply to E'. from
ard. General Alt-vol. Kl Water Slrcl'i. Swahili.
n l
Til LET.
Ft'ttsmllm rooms. It) lhvllnnrl .m -t.
alti lw
OWE“ part of house, No. l Hour) firm»!
A live moms. rem $114.0. l’ogt-gainn ul utm-
Auplyto‘l more: Golden or \\. Yolfllz‘. «I
int kw ll 51': '.:-I 0. bill .ll
l.'\' rIoumu I nrner IIIf Slain and Ann strwt-
S Kent 91.3. Inquire»! K. A. \\mdward.“
1
:“Alt’f’l. A ('urholt building. front apart-
- llItertl'. t rumll- I-nt'll; mo: cm Improve
montn; rvnlS‘J .tnd gill. .‘lllltll foulilien
forced. him. n at will Well “11.3.1? t'o. o (e.
nlr‘L" If
(Pl Taylurawnue. ilt'nr W. .. lrr'rl. n vcrv
cont only M Alli'l'll‘. ml; ,. lulu-e. modern
improvolt: o: .r,~. in Lot 1‘" or J. lI-n . 3d. Layton.
tit I‘i nothing! It qtn- t. m‘JHt
mi‘Tu-l‘ net-ell molt». oililltlt'l -I mrn- r ul
M tin and Film ninth. Mounts 1 f t x‘
ttigr A' Low “'0 ti, Snrwnlk. ('f llIr'J If
I-‘IIII st! '18.
will at boa Incl-rimmrt‘tlivn. inq Irv
If \\ ii liami.‘ lllut. UyI-ter rlw’nlll
:‘lltl 1w
lo‘
( ‘ BEAT opportunity to ‘iurl‘llffl'l’ an Ilprigb
I piano, a~ good ikr- nm. for m~ll or 111‘
st: Ilmt’nl‘. .\1 ~4 in mid lilqllif’u’uf or lul-
drn-s .L E‘trn lk llldl .. Ti Wtwt .tuwlp, Mtllfll
Sarwaik. nit If
lvltE\'l'il\l"I.\l . ilnrw IplIllwy .Iml
. I ””l. (.1‘:. - IHT
lillnwut kl" M'lluil. ;.v .
l l. , .,, _. , I
3“.” m L, .s Luvs.“ "41., NHL
.“lli. lhnen all
[llilll\it.r~’tltl.mt' . \e‘T-lilr I“
it blew I‘M iv. \.- 'L'I. "» '
sultirvau l 91‘!
3'4" Ill. .‘4'YL'WIIll-t.
.ilzlll. ll ll. 1 . -,
lllr‘rlzlll
ll"-‘I'l' .
1110K of hill. ‘I'vllli ~1lllu, pmpvrry of lllr
A Eagle “("1”fo Wurka .\ liltr‘lll row/tut
mil be paid by lcmlut: attlltl- at film! Ar 7.»—
llItl"~ worker. air it
Stimuli Sawmill «tutti-r. erulm
LlllllllNTrl and pen-.tl mart 'll.
ro-wurll uhl it- :rtlvl fur its rrztl.
31. .lnrlt-nn. x'irl‘ ll'rL. I'nllrl.
1K. "in it
.\ nilllulllt‘
.\fllli'l .« k3.
:tl"
“in“! l\ -L’ It Ii ”Hit 1 r llll «Anvil, in-
.l‘ LWQ‘I'H J .. ll \ll ‘11}: ~ I. ~llI1IH' tlill
bllu' until: it 4, , .\1 r. ‘ .:t r. .
Illlltt.
Notice-x School Taxes.
'l'ill'Z hum on“! titr South Nor“ lik l'lliull
Hl-ltt-oll l-lll-l IITI‘ lior'll) it"llll'll llml
lilo (li‘lrll'l Int of Mn :t'ld IiT|I'-li'\ll I‘Jiw Itlltl~
on thou-dinnlltlrlnlt lll"1"\\l| {kl-54 “mt-m III-l
of will, at it lltrrtillt: of “II' tllwlflt l {will on the
”IL tin)" of Jun». I‘m. Ill 1’1" E'rnllllilll Mnrl
«4 llltoi lmutw, vtlil la 4lf‘lI' allli p'II‘lIlIlI «III (in
I'll titty of May. NI: ttt whit “HAT" l~lmil b4-
nutty to rrulw tin “Hill" at llit‘ bnniwan-
4mm of ..\ ll. («do i. in .‘lll-I. llnll blot k. 1% ll-
ttity nt tbr r-Ilrnr llllt- vinyl r w Ilt ll )I'. tr from
Way :5. will b:- I harm-Ii Itll nil bill. rt-lllnlllirlu
unpaid on and alttr June. 2. lm -
..\ T01. 1 5.3
l'oiiv‘ttnr of Town (”1' aw. i: ll .‘mrwltiit L' liltifi
l‘v'lllml IliI-frll'l.
lhltti Nt‘illl N'Irwnlk, April i2. it“!
Notice—city Taxes.
'l'lll'Z taxpayer-l nftbcf' ”l of South .\‘ Iruullt
an homily untitled t at tilt Illy tax of
1216; miila on the dollar. laid on the MWIIIIPI’IL
ill" of Mil at ar'll) mwtillg ht‘llllllllllt' liilb
day of Mal-lit. lulu. will In illii‘ fluvipnyltltlc
Ma! 1.1M. at whit it time 1 mind he rt. oil to
main llu' tomcat my nttm m \\‘nnllinymll
turret, .‘iouth Norwalk. mm.
i’nnalty at the "alt of? per ton! per anvlntlt
from May 2.1M
n'nlainintt unlald I'm and ttlt r Jun
ELI \i.\.\ an III: l'
loll-Ittur of (fly Tutu-I.
hated III .‘M'ttil .‘irtru Milt. \t-ril Li. W”. all!
Oyster Grounds for Sale.
f omittinaof three pinion, four, five Itml -lx
an m mtively "yflll‘i’fini‘l Itii the around-I.
which area» and an my." not ilII‘ lmlon the
i' rumor til at n In". that one nail trial and lot
n-vrrmnd dmlttu and Ill Imi- rm «try In
It» rich! to work This iaarnrc up trtunity
tor anyotto wit-hing Inc-num- in I III out *
busitm I'rir» rewolmblt. Addrm or I I
1a! "In Hlmfllbtlmcl- mlllf
BUILDING lots Inn on.
Elli“. 31' to in of this lloart of
I’l’rv distal for “1:191:00 ictnl Knrwalk. the
llli.’ lm
, will In ('hnmrd III Itll lltilu
,lHIJ
nnhwrihsrad ratol .. the collie of Ann
thldwllt latent malk. .IIflI-r-I for
taletwo haildla1 lotlI boltingl Ion-id «no.
hat-ditto alle’l‘ own and not Nor-
walk mat the miner of Gmmla “4a ten
fronting on ”It" blob-my
know” Ironing}: boar. lIdJoilIi n. the Dan-
M" Inltl'lii'w .I.t'noru1'
A-lmlnistrJor.
Dal-II March ”III in "trill im
1. H. BROWN,
“NIT!" PLiiIliIfl. 8T!“ till
“8 FITTING, TII Ifilli’iNB.
SHEET ilfil Vii'iilK
1'! all Member. A M 701' .“UL'T” “Ill and
“01951"?! i” EVE It“ 1'1", and tritium!!!
1“"le “NW II’HEMT' “if. ”TEAM All]
I (11' W A’ YI‘llu Will-Elm.
m that... Int
Stoves. Ranges I Heaters
iatht'it
iiii umlflluolm
Breakfast food, l
We tiller loll Three Specialties.
mpto Millar's Paragon
1'33"“ finest amnion delicious and highly venom
"3rd FhAoFm&00I’ I celeb
. . or 2 i
' Didi Patti Quinn’s Gull»
0 best cereal out.
Canadian, Choose
2d. Also the famous American Club House Cheese, just out,
rated Bugat- (lured Home and
never equaled.
SEYMOUR
GROCER.
but
33 Washington Street. SOutII Norwalk.
Boats, Boats & BOats
Now on the way from the factory; twelve different styles,
ranging ill pri -e f roln
$175.00.
See mine before purchasing elsewhere.
For further information inquire at A B lilllEl' 8 hardware
H. EMORY PEASE.
gnlrrfainmrnls.
"PBSTPBNEB.
”wing to the untidrn illness of
Mme.» Scalchi,
Till: Ultl “'I-ll Hook and lndllor firtmpnny'ta
('Itmwt l. poatpom ll to
« Wednesday Eve., lplii 27I
Briginai Tickets will be Good for
New Date.
.it lsIEoIlu'rl it will haw "10:0.
.tl limit-1t Itntrurt I!
re {W
”[610 H .U. l.,
Monday Eveflg lplil 25
av mud (lmnzl‘Athletic E‘xhibltion by the
SBUTH NURWILK ATHLETIC CLUB
It I: hi all time till foilowingmlcnt willposi—
t 'Iely appear:
if. iléiml’n, an unknown, R. Fitzgerald and
..l Wnl ll. 1! Walker and Frank Loltlcy. J.
Hullabaloo vl ii..\lt~KceVel-. 11.1.ane and E.
Brown. 1) Sltlnttroamlfi Ill-u: “. Johnson
and ii. lohnson .l. Mailirr and B. I\'nnd daily,
it Foruytllc :Htmi Mon 1'. J Entmnns lull
[I ”lvlviffl, I'. \Hlec ltlltlJ (1.4rr,.i Pin and
(1'. Y-mr- “or
.1. Mann” in mugs of Iberia} i’rrvf. K [ling-
book and thus m. horizontal bar and club:
{1 .tml'llumllll 5Kt/k9‘i In «mg and dam e.
l'rnr. III-n. \ n‘ cruil haleatltnne Irv-i li-
int.r IJI pound: mkcn on but the»: wit
twelve pound hammer, and challenge-II any
man for one thousand do! int
1' ho Mr M of the evening It ill be a prize con-
tr- sl lor the llLll' m- ight ('illll’llp1005hl l [unite
Town of Vorwala. ngvti Ii Will! it value(
in! Llrs bole. tifll. p in ~tn mwern.
Ill! ‘51) \VlVU—L P.
IKE WiLLiRMS and J FILES,
‘tl'l ltll m mix: 1 ‘fharrp on~ of t onnI-v !i( III and
( lliI amt
31min- of l'oromorllra. Mr. Fro-ll lIIllI-lln of
Hr: Mitt n r‘. '
’Iii‘ll‘~|0\
at fifty
.,i| III I1 751-
BU N N EL L’ S
BRIDGEPORT THEATRE
Tl’FI‘iLlY liVEINlNii. APRIL 19.
HELD BY THE ENEMY.
T‘i‘ l"h\i EVE‘t’NI}, I.,\l’llll L'l.
DOWN 0N THE FARM.
.‘ATi'iZIiH ,‘.i.\ll.‘v’l€l~l \\II E't'l'ZNlNii,
.\l’illll ts,
THE PRINCE AND THE PRUPER.
.\.\’.\'L'.\l.
SOCIABLE
0" ’1'"):
Romania Sengerhund
“'lll ll' llclxlnl
Germania Hall.
“I.|eltl.llyglllft Strut-t lirlduvv‘bnltll NIIrwnikJ't.
lloIloll unlit, APRIL i8.
Ml'r'li' iil' ”till". "21be ii Hill '31” aTltA.
Tlchttn admitting livntlIIItaII and Ladv. M)
ft'l'lfl. ii"!
Bethesda;liloilé'I'ilplil 20th.
i'il'Til ANNI' \1.
Reception and Exhibition
PROF. w. humus
CLASSES IN WIRING.
Exhibition from I in not p. In.
i'u’oplivm from top. In. loin. m.
flvtrpllnn Ticket. for Halo by Hus-Ion
«l the f: tans only.
little-toy coats for fined-torn. Me
Wheeler 81. Ranioni,
1-3311“! STREET. If). NORWALK. PT.
Anni» for
lililliil, PiilEiiiX, Niflllillii I
RlIllLER, lilliliBRl Ill]
Riiilliili 600118.
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