rm,mnwi is
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.86 washington Street, '
‘ South; Norwallni'.‘ .
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"fioudo a few articles which are
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‘ Wistompnund
.51 ‘ Extract lied Cedar
mum-
them Insects, etc., where a
liquid can be employed. >
amount loTTLE.
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_ llellebort
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in” 4,
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Drug Department is com-
plete as usual with all the best
duality to be found in the mar-
ket, and our prices are very
monable, considering quality.
W
mm»,
Draggist.
A wounsnrm. MACHINE.
dunk
but» everyot ht .hewcars
mammal-mimics? l .
3 , “$.sz
intrimime smum.
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JAlllS GOLDEN. Editovaru! War.
.. .. .Ttgww...” M.
m1!“ criminal
in- ~ :o‘nwwwuwmyh
Hod-fidushllh'auadisission hollowed.
and notion calculated to promote private
interests, was}! where an advertisement
of some a . rs in advertising calm,
are 1-1.," ' for at regtdur rates. 10 cents
a liur.
Miniature All-nae tor ‘l'o-wiarrosi.
Sun him 'Sunflets i lllgh Tide Low This
at 5'5: atltlz at 7:” at 1:3
New Yuri Herald Weather forecast.
eii, followed by cloudiness in this section.
son'rir smug
, and Saying.
—-The Passion Play is still here.
residence on South Main street.
painters.
pertinent for Saturday and Monday.
again on her voyage to Norfolk. Va.
Morgan Manufacturing company will
resume work Monday morning after:
Today partly cloudy to fair. warmer wealth
or will pmbably’prevatl. preceded by for on
the coasts with somewhat variable winds.
mostly fresh southeasterly to southwesterly.
Outlaturday fair weather will probably pre-
vail. with slightly lower. followed by higher
temperature and fresh southwesterly to net-
erly winds. For Sunday. fair. warmer weath—
Ihat the People of our on: are Doing
The lissesDibble are repainting their
The residence of [candor G. Wilcox,
Fairiield avenue. is in the hands of the
The South Norwalk Boston store of—
fers some big drives in their kitchen do-
The schooner Eva L. Ferris was pulled
off the flats this morning and started
The unpluyes of the Richardson &
mug" m... tam... m.” on
chedsrstrestby sickness.
hairy Mlllspsugb. the well-known
Wtsmoiuonmiyium.
"1sz an. Wombat-r.
armtiwmnsvmw ands-um
sixm of the speckled beauties.
The eldest son of Mrs. Mary E. Adams.
of 38 South Main street, died at his home
in Stamford. Wednesday. He leaves a
wife and four children.
Gouge Lockwood. the real mists and
insurance agent..yssterilsy sold for Peck
dt Height, of Greenwich. the Lyon
property onu’l‘pyior aveouato Airs. De
Roy Adams. i
Next Monday evening, at 7 :iltl.Dr.W.C.
Burke, Jr.. will give an illustrated free
locum in the room at 37 Chestnut street,
on the "Heart and Mega " All are
cordially invited to attend.
Captains Benjamin Reed and George
liillerlanncllcd the yacht "Lindy" yes-
hauled and repainted. They have decid-
ed to change the name of the boat to the
“B. sud if." -._.- _
—Pure coiiee vvith pure crmm. no a
cup, depot. restaurant. Open all night.
Henry S. Whitlock, of East Norwalk.
yesterday purchased of William ll.
Saunders the pacer "Spot." with a
record of 295. He has shown a mile on
the Norwnlk half-mile tuck in 2:21;, and
quarters and halves at a faster clip.
The agents of the State Board of faith
cation have commenced an examina-
tion of the public schools in this county
and their attendance. The towns of
New Furiield. anktield, Ilethcl and
Bedding have already been visited.
tcrday. after having. her thoroughly ovcr- .
"soawsu suits.
A fir-say We! Its-s Iran- the
mlfiuofjhfltfi ,. . .
”WW ' '
otfcriul It Grace church
W’wwmlmla. ham)" wk}: .29”
'l‘Ythu roster; eras ‘tbr Gibcér my-
‘Iiih’tidfii «so-nu dch’Ilil." "“‘V ""’
Officer Martin Is about to move from
Merwin street to River street.
'l'heanunsl meeting of the Norwsik
Lawn Tennis club will be held next Tues-
day evening.
The Alpha Wheel club's proposal run
to Dorlon's point this evening. has been
WW-
Clarencs Selleck,of Morwin street, is
upwind home tonight from a trip to
Portland. Me.
StJohn's Lodge, a. r. and A. li..
worked the fellowcraft degreeon i-‘arron
S. Belts last evenipg;
The Iron Moulders‘ Union will hold an
adjourned meeting Tuesday evening at
their hall on Wall street.
Wheeler and Wilson's band. of Bridge-
port, will give a concert in the Armory
earl y in lilay for the benefit of Company F.
Profeestu’ Charles D. Veil. of Hobart
College. will lecture at the Norwalk Nil-
itary Institute. this evening. Bis sub
jeot is 'Txinguagc as an Art."
The members of Company I" are got-
tingupateamto enter in some of the
events at Company C's athletic exhibi-
tion in Stamford, Thursday evening,
, May 7:.
S. K. Stanley will give up the ‘4me
sair toluicoo busincas May t to take
charm of the wholesale- tobacco depart-
ment of the Hollow. Koch-r &' Sellcck
company.
i
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s
84 Washingio I i
A rcnionstrance has barn tiled, with the
three weeks‘ vacation.
Willie Coley. amistant in the post
County Commissioners against granting
a Iiccnselto Prank (Judson to soil liquor
at 216 South Main street. A hearing on
the remonstrance will be held at the
The Inasmuch Circle of King's Drugh-
tern of the Norwslk Methodist church
will meet with Ali's. Ionic Reynold».
Winnipuuk. tomorrow afternoon at
3:30 o'clock.
43 whinging; it. So. llomall.
manbanaeiaechsn-
oilice, reached his majority to—day. His
Wilmi-
residents of the llast Sid».
tism or Gout !
Ask for be. or tile. sample.
hour's dance in the new school hall.
American Wheelmen.
by an urrhw.
words ”We are one."
school room after the service. tire.
'I. James H.'Brmh,of6reenwich, whohas
charmsoftltswork of the Auxiliary in
grandfather. D. D. Coley. of Weston,
it will be eighty years old this month.
—I’.easonablc prices at Lane‘s depot
Arthur Waldron has sold hishorsesnd
cart to 'Paiuter 0. D. Newman. Mr.
Waldron has purchased a safety bicycle
with which he expects to ‘aston'ndi the
Don't suffer from any kind of Rheuma-
Dr. Richardson‘s Win-
tergreen. Prickly Ash and Celery Rheuv
rustic Powders cure the worst cases.
Miss Baird, in annminclng the fair for
Saturday evening, the 23d, cordially in-
vites allot her older pupils to remain
after 9 o'clock, and [uninipaio in an
~Poultry netting, lawn mowers, and
screen doors, delivered from A.B.Colcy's.
The Norwalk Wheel club hold an ad-
journed meeting int evening and adopt-
ed a club uniform of gray material, with
caps to match. A committee was ap-
pointed to make application for the ad-
mission of the club into the Imgue of
A trunk belonging to a newly married
maple attracted considerable attention
on the depot platform last night. It
came down the Danbury and Nor-walk
railroad and was transferred to the Con-
' solidatcd road. It was tied with several
yards of white satin ribbon, and on one
end was a drawing of two hearts pierced
Underneath were 'the
A service in the interest of the
Woman’s Auxiliary of the Board of Mis-
sions, ‘v'dll ‘ lie'fibéld in Trinity church;
this eveniudat'l o’clock.“ ‘An address
uni W'WMTW
«more... axillary. AII'M
M receptionwilltakcplaceinthefiundey
Council Chamber next Monday at 10 a.m.
Postmaster Doty has received from
the government a copy of the revised
statutcsof the United States. All the
postmaster: are to be supplied with
them. The government is determined
thatpostmasters shall he poem in all
matters of law.
Fred B. Riggs. of Source Agency illi-
dian school), Nob. will streak to the Y.
P. S. C. E. in the Congregational church.
Sunday evening at 6:40 o'clock. Mr. Riggs
has been among the Dakota Indians for
about fifteen years. and so will probably
interest and instruct those who hear him
tell of the "Red Man."
Rev. John Swinburne Who-don. D. 1).,
pastor of the lethodist church in Ridge-
tield, who died suddenly of a paralytic
stroke. iufiYaIaha. Florida, Tuesday. had
many friends here. When the East Ave
nue church was dedicated he preached
stone of the services. lie was forty-
elght yearn of age. '
-—For the benefit of our employee, we
will close our store on Friday evenings
at 6 o'clock. A. Dickermau a Son.
Contractor Charles W. Hodgt-sis abom
toemct an addition to Dr. Charles fl.
Bohnnnan‘s residence. corner of Elizabeth
and South Main aim. The addition
willoonsistof two twostory bay win-
dows.witha porch between. A num-
ber of piateglass windows will be sub-
stituted for the present windows.
in Social Union of the rim M. it.
church will meet this evening at the mi-
deuce of T. I. Raymond. Hillside. The
farce "Quite Private" will be rejected
with the same cast as gave it last month
All friends of the church are invited to
stunt .05an the wast-ovum" ao-
fa‘tflm “l0 mostlnswillkspunpoard'.
uaisburrsrmsonewwrgsnmmts.
the hardware dealer, socidsntallysbot
himself throughthe left hand with an
air gun yesterday. He had his hand
overthe murals sudwss ilxlngthe
min; when the gun was discharged.
the ball psmiug tlirough the hand.
Fortunately ths.bullst was a small one
and be willjprobably recover in stew
days. ________
--JnniusBrown dose painting. paper
housing and general sobbing: Order
slateinpostctlics. P.0.addrsss,llo.8
Havllaud street. South Norwslk, Ct.
_ mmbeenverybusyandne- Tmmm? teem Thecls-outhehorinontalbarwss
‘glsuisdtochangemy advertise- mum mummwgufldg‘hflumuorwflk Athlete
Mbutlhavobeenncsivingmw mun-scant WWvlfltweninswnduu-s
mm andhavo justwhat mnll‘Mn-ms-nmm W“ mmmfig
w wantandthepriceis‘right. 79"» “m“ What-m
' . day. mmmabmunhmfllw m- m!
[havesnccesdsdingetting
mp6s» lint
‘ Sunday
Howard Pierson, mm of Mr. and Airs.
W. H. Pierson. of Union Park. in enter-
mining his young friends this afternorm,
in boom of the eighth anniversary of
his birthday.
For the benefit of thinly Marmara
Josiah Dodge has presented the liurough
with a tin drinking cup, which is made
fast to the watering tank on West avo-
nue nenr Mott avenue, ‘_
The Kinder Siufonie club will go to
New Canaan Monday night to give a
concert in the Congregational church.
After the entertainment they will be en-
u-rtmm-d by Mm. II. B. Rogers;
The summary of the Weekly Record
for the current week shows another full
iug oil in real estate business. Th:-
showing for Norwalk is asfollows: Real
estate sales. 2; Mortgages. $14,400.
One of DeKlyn’s bakery wagons ml-
lided yesterday on Main street with n
turnout owned by James Burnt-s, of the
New Canaan road. One of the win-chi
on Burne's wagon was badly buckled.
——lloy's bicycle caps, 40in. at Mitchell's
Wall street. Norwalk. h
Three weddings are anuourwed to take
place on Wednesday evening of next
week. They are James Edward thew
and Edith Theresa Northrop. Eduou St.
John and Miss Kittie Bellini, Michael J.
Nancy and line Mamie O'Brien,
At 7 o’clock on the evening of Thurs
day, lay 28. Rev. T. K. Noble will mar-
ry Charles Anderson and Airs. Susan
Mott, both colored. In. is a sister
of Mrs. Charles Addison. n remony
will he [wridrmed at the Congregational
tram WNW.
The ilonsatonic road III enlarging the
bridge above South Wilton and extend-
ing the long aiding down to the station.
A lsrgeforeeof ruse are at work on the
double tucking sun the “h"gmaials
and alangsidiug in being built near
qulm 1.,Lit...l.-'....-J.; 9" NW“ 3'
Thma remains but about a week longer
for ownersof door to comply with the
law and then the delinquents will have
an «immunity to call and pay besides
the license fee. the allotted line and costs
of prenuptial. it the sslsctmsn take
ahead In tbsenforessssut of the law
they will be doing nothing but following
the statutes. ‘
lit. and lint. George Wynne returned
yesterdsy from a visit to Joint-slows.
NewYork. When tlieywettttltuelr.
Wyman were hisnew spring suit and
light overcoat. Ills surprise may be.
tweed when Iii found spun lib mile.
at luJohrntuwn a foutof snow entire
[mud sad the thermometer
awn. He went to the usersst tslsgrs
atlasndssuttollurwslkfurhbwlntsr
alstw and rubbsr boots. ‘
"nth! fill! snow. '
was" as lsii sass some not: llanrs
. rust
”ammo-mommy
'meW
m the. ~ .1} it. A
train: Joesphmoinlou
Jeri-yum
,, 14'
1‘03st RIBBflNj-l ‘
Remnants; offtlfi'tlzbon, - Assorted Styles.
nun,
South NorWaIk-
n
n "Street,
(in. per yard.
nmtht
' to all.
\é
if
I‘M .
it
, 4‘ lbs. to
3 lbs. fancy Creamery Butter for
LEADING
W heirs Alli! rerun,
Important News of tile County and State
, til-misled la ”a made-sail term.
t .‘kWMip', . ’ It M PHIWJ‘
. ,‘v . .1 P. I!“ s} '.(..,s.
l t «lg»! n Mg'Mrzypfiffl’g’ .. - ‘
Imam ., ,5
B. . a prominent Iason and
Odd Fellow residingin Naugatnck. died
yesterday at the horns of his brotherdn-
1.4., John White, in Bridgeport. He
was 70 years or age.
John Gailott. a Sonthport oyster
vendor, lies (n a out at the Bridgeport
hospital. his entire frame paralysed. He
was thrown from his wagon. receiving a
severe injury to his spine.
John V. Scofield. a Donbury street car
driver. found an envelope in his car the
other shy. in which was 3179. He found
the owner after much trouble. returned
the money and refused to take pay for
his lost time.
John C. Hull Is in jail at Danbnry
charged with hugging women on the
street, for which he has a mania. lie is
a married man and has a family in
Bethel. wheredie is well-known and has
previously had an excellent reputation.
Attorney Curtis Thompson, of Bridge-
port has been presented by Mrs. I’. T.
Barnum with an ostrich egg from the
ostrich farm of the Khedive of Egypt.
The egg is very handsomely engraved
with figures of men on horseback and
other objects. and brightly polished.
The Russian Jews. of Meriden, have
begun prmeedings to secure the impeach-
ment of Judge Invi (be of the City
Court for saying from the bench that
the Russian Jews were worse than the
Italians or Chinese. that they were undev
sirahle immigrants and should be driven
out of Meriden. ,
Several wealthy people of Stoulfovd. in-
cited by the generous gift of Judge John
(nation. have pledged enough more
money to swellthe hospital fund infill).-
Ofltand more. The names of the given
are withheld for the present. This am-
ply sccuros the establishment of the hos-
pital.
The salary of Rev. Dr. Guilbert. rector
of'l‘rinity church. Southport, has been
raised. During the [suit year the rector
has received a salary of 61.400 and an al-
lowwce of 9150 for house rent. During
the coming year he will continue to re-
ceive the saw allowance and reside in
37.1th! was raised for church work and
03.0!” for mimmnary inork.
WESTI’OIIT.
.llrs. B. It. Downes is visiting in Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Henry llulkeley is visiting friends at
. Statu- Island.
Mrs. Fir-ids. of Stamford. is a guest of
lire. Abram Bradley.
visiting friends here.
ing Bliss Currie E. Nash.
Bliss )linnie Decker. of Stamford, is
visiting Mrs. Jarvis lleynoude.
The Board of Trade held their annual
bouquet at the hotel last evening.
)liss Mollie Bennett. of New York, has
been spending a short nation at home.
)lrs. Daniel Nash and daughter, Miss
.li-nn‘w K. Nash. of Norwalk. have been
visiting Mrs. Edward A. Nash.
'I'umplt‘ Lodge. I". and A. 3A., are to
hold their grand ball and reception at
the Opera House. next Wednesday even-
mg.
The Dramatic club are holding final
rehoamds of the plays to be presented by
tin-m oi the Opera House The proceeds
on- to bo given to the Library and [lead-
ing room.
The Green’s Farms Farmers' club will
hold a meeting in memory of the late
llenry Banks Wakeman and David Hull
Sherwood on Wednsaday evening. April
27, at the honssof John ll. Jennings.
$3.33.}...
of Much—We wish to
11.
JP WM
do. , ,
Washroom. Wu
ample pneumatic tins.
tween twenty and twenty-five Columbia
pnwmsthis in actual useand only iwott)
punctured. any one can see sta glance
unattbeperccutsgsis very small. Not
oughashunt. lneachcaseof puncture
show tirehss beengiveu sndnots
csutof cost to owner. We rather er-
the
nu thuuttmustbsratherdisoour»
totbuttosseColumbia after
hupswillcnsrsettbsumrly false state-
ment which appeared in the Gazette.
Wswouidiwcoinmsudthstthetlautts
beallttletuoteosnainbefore using the
therectory. During the past year over
Mrs. ll. R. Snagg. of Waterbury. is
bliss Flu-rain Coley, of Weston, I9 visit.
. Vacuum aehurttl sea .1
W some W, IBM is “mil. are urn» for amidpsm lilon sud
belngmsdsbysomeotthe bicycle gay-timi- oinumm
. . Col- have an eventnusrhm
Aswe harsbo- ”mm"
surrivalsto"throw mud" and tab In
niisssric noises.
Theatrical lattcra Which Play-Bell.
‘ People wltl Interested. ‘
in» m‘ iii-to “Hall,"inut,
my.willbel£lsie Testis, who made
incisors the dramatization grunt
Twain's “Prince and Pauper," which she
presents here, and which proved her
ability as an actress beyond cavil. A
Philadelphia paper saysof this perform-
ance: ”First of all, of course, is Elsie
Leslie's representaticuof‘m the
Princeaod Tom ’iy, the» . It
is a far more 0 and valuable per
formance than t of Little Lord Fount-
lerny, and it is and question thevmost
serious and trying duty that any actress
of her years has attempted. But she
plays it with remarkable grace and force.
The court language of the heir of the
throne. and the queer idiom of the vaga-
hond boy in the seventeenth century are
spoken with equal intelligence. and her
acting of the contrasting characters is no
less instilled with elements of fidelity.
Over and over again the an ienoe was
provoked with applause, no ’thstand-
ing it at first waited to be sure of its
worthineai."
Conn-client l'ateub.
The following were issue! April 19,
1892. List fumished from oflice rf A. M.
Conn:
Thomas E. Avery, Danbury. machine
forcurlinghabbrirns; Charles H. Reid,
Danbnry. hat-rounding machine; Hen
.l. Gallup. Poquetanuck. cartridge-reins -
0 ing tool; Howard S. Hart. New Britain,
hinge; Almcrou Ii. Lane, Meriden.caleu-
tier-clock; Spencer 3. Lone. Waterbury,
pen and pencil clasp: Gauge H. Moore,
.‘orvvich. collecting-tube for filters:
Charles D. Rice, Hartford. wheel for ve-
loci mica; Herman 1’. South. Brooklyn,
N. '..assr. to B. H. Toquet. Westport.
black—board composes; (horge II. and
F. L Moore. Norwich. cord-machine:
John C. Stevens. Hartford. ice veloci-
pcde; Albert M. White. Waterbury. lead-
er for fish-lines.
Yesterday Chief Rylands. of Bridge-
port. received from the city auditor a
check for all his salary. It amounted to
new- , w M.--
if a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26thstreet, costing
room. which gives Ill peo dyspepsia,
and the.» purple spend ‘1. 56.00 in doo-
tors' hills finally have topuy 05.1»
each for Cactus Blood Core to cure them.
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner nhould not be given, there
being 87 persons at the insist?
Inquire at I’laimi's drug store where
you may have the [moment solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure.
1. H. Billiilli,”
SANITARY PLUMBING. STEAM and
8A8 iIT'I'lIIG, TIA AOIIFIAB,
SHEET lillll VIIIIA
In all branches. n? for SOI'THARD and
ROBERTSON SI’E IAL'I'II'ZV' and celebrated
muosv mw numeral; new and
HOT wnnu animus.
The finest line of”
Stoves. Ranges & Healers
in the city.
llll, sittiis’iit "iii not
wur.
Hpeflal attention given toJohblnp. All or-
ders will la-xvsrruted with promptltnde and
care. All work done bv tirstwlass workmen
at the lowest prices.
Ill WASHINGTON 8T. BAIIIBE.
RUIXYEEISOII 'I’O ll. SILLICK.
THE new "
BUSINESS 00LLEGE,
Studio Building. I23 Falttleltl Avenue,
ltrhl‘epon. t 'onn.
The most tlmrongh and complete Business
Selim] in the State. We have three depart-
ments. VII:
IIIIIIEBO, TELEIIAPIIT, Sill)“.
IIAIII anti TIPE'AITIIB.
We perfect our students in these branches
littlsss-
whst is
spasm-
[radua Ourtenn ssrsvevy low. We
.rli cfll‘lfll stousst east
J. v. calms. Principal.
OMI Groinnds lot Sale.
aflllw
""'iiliidli’§'7ui87’l'ui‘"8l"
Pumicmc'mu
wrlkgnmm . “:2
in ..... “WW“hwwhflt:
lath-Toenail
earner rs
eat one at the of 0 “In! ten
mg." "and.“ 'fl'fi'mu‘“ ill-kill?
as .
ty and iforwaik Iruwl.
‘i-vi'i.’ i'
outnumoiéhww‘ ”l .
Wooster, solicitor of patents, Bridgeport, "
ranging In
$2150...
..-.
“A
store.
aiz
A 7 Taylor & 'Co'ldén.
Real Estate and insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORW‘ALK, CONN.
sufitf
'Wau'rrzn.
Boomerang» at u... an... 1......
ram. .5. Gal ttchmltll. c2
Tfiar.’;‘.;‘.;t:ii..’.;.. it; infidel;
rant. at: in
‘ ANTI'DVJ’onng men and young women
keeping. ste rap y and
take good pa ng isiIIon a ter graduating.
Addreas The ew uslneris College. 1:32 Fair—
tteld avenue. Bridgeport. Conn. an) hr
of
w
om wanted to canvass for subscribers
to the.World's Fair Tourint corn ny.
Liberal commission zpald. Apply to F. ii.
arrl. General Agent. Water street. horlvlvaik.
a r
T0 LET.
'I'WO second-floor apartments of live rooms
each on Osborn avenue. East borwalk:
water in; rent. ’9 Wh. Apply to John Tryon.
fi Riverside avenue. East horwalk. amtf
AT Uys'er Shell Point. a house of live room-t.
inquire In the create or C. F. Elw .
No. or. “rater street. South . orwalk. I”) luv
l ppcr flat. 3 rooms. h Tolies street. house So.
6 Tours sin-cl; also 5 rooms on second
tlmr No. 3; North Main street. i-outii Norwalk.
Also one house near Elm Grove store. Apply{
a t
to John If. Knapp. 1": West elrecl.
FURNISHED rooms. I" Haviland street.
slo Iw
*IX moms corner of ll :1 and Ann streets.
k, Rent .15 Inquire of . A. \A'oodward.M
a
( )S Tayloravenue near Wed «met. a very
convenient anddesirahie house. modern
Improvements. Inquire of Jacon M. Layton,
65 \Vushlngtm street. [1129 ft
UI'I’AGE seven rooms. situated corner of
’ Main and Pine streets. Inquire of ('00!—
ldgw A: Lockwood. Sorwalk. (‘t mrtl If
I’d“! flAlll-l.
18 FOOT out boat ingood condition. rlriqniru
of William (‘. llurt. Oyster shell Point.
at! he
\' E‘Y jlh and good mains-nil for iii-foot bout
- thee . duration; :50 lies. 'rnn builast in
l5 lb. h'm' ~| ui'hiountursunk handle» Ad-
drm Italian. Shh‘flbll- , n2: Iw
( l R ' filly to puml an upriuh
I piano. an «oval as In“. for all or in-
stalmenm Mus! humid Inquir vf or ad-
drew J. Frank illiir-r. It Went amt . South
Snrtvaik. III II
\tz'REAT BARHAI \'. iloree. top buggy and
I harness. Only 313'; form-entire turnout.
Horne 9 can old.geuu-- and kind in every
wa '. pr wily sound. So: afraid of anything.
an safe for any one todrivc. Buggy and har-
nv-rm in first rate condition. Thin IDIKI’ml
bit in. Apply to L. S Lockwood. near lied
Sill , Ilnrhrn. l
lgl'lhlllh’tl lot. situated on the we»! side of
ils'yview avenue. .‘c'o. 2'7. For particulars
address 1'. S. St. John, ll Elizabeth street.
sleuth Norwslk. ""93!!!
MARRIED.
”WI“ REYNOLDS. AprIIZLM 7:3le m..
at the homcnf the bride's parents. lirimln 1
Farm. lienry tiwint am Laura A. Kry-
noldn. by | i-v. ('. M. I’cgg
NOTICE.
The public are informed that the Old Well
Laundry will reopen on Monday April lfith.
at It: Washington street. win-re all orders will
be thankfully Melted and satisfaction guar-
trad.
Hive us a call. Open from 7 a. in. in ii p.m.
N BevAll work done by hand and no arids
used in wnshlng. am lm
Notice.
NWTICE is hereby given that my witeJiellie
I" ban left my bed and board without
just cause or provocation. and I hereby ran-
tlnn all persons not to trust heron my Il't'liflnl.
an I wil pay no bills of her rontractlmr.
. Jul: N.1l?‘l"l‘l.2.
South horwsik. Anvil 2L] . wilt
Antics—School 'isrss.
‘Hl tax of the Mouth waalk Union
School Met are hereby notified that
the diet la! of two and one-half (”it mills
on the lat. laid on the town mum!!! list
of out. at a meeti of the district held on the
at da of .l ' ..in street
hon hotter «In and, h on the
£3 day of hi j t, hlr , shell ho
natty to c a the inrdwnn-
stl‘mottA. nulfolfv. in new “all black. {Irma
a yet r so or rce .ayeav om
Mlyb .2“... in naiiniu
naps onsndsu June 2.:
Col of r sf‘:‘i‘.'i”"".1iifi u.
or in . orw in n
kmdtst
Dated Seep . urwalk. April 11.1.! at: tm
» letter—My Toss.
I taspaysrsof the 'it of loath Norwslk
are hereby unit I r thectty tarot
1m mills on the dollar. laid on the assessment
list of tun. ll artt meeting held on the nth
day of March. I will be due and pa able
ain‘t. "if,“ straw-a to»; 3;“, y In
rues vs a sum. mun
are...
street. Bonita. rats a. t.
era saeum
y 1 wtl ”Status! 5'; all bills
”9”" humour M
m at Bou'th itnrwalnkl . M1931; "kn
'AIIIIAII Ellll A Ill" IEEIIAE.
to 1.(tatmt may". link at m. cm. H! our.
firm—ll aathorit vested
sail byuv’dsr of rhinos
“Y
k sewer to
“Manta hints
”an”. harm).
“hafnium
Water substantive
and tasttart
Milli 1611st
33. Washington Street. South Norwalk,
Boats. Boitééli Ea
Bohiiiihbewriyxirom titc‘factory; twelve dill’fe‘renihtyles, ‘,
from if; to 35 {Jeers of age to learn book—,,
r pewriting and
l
W
Fancy New Butter.
r $l.00.
Come and try it. chetand tine flavor. Beautiful to the taste.
01.00. Excelled by none.
tillllii t. suntan.
GROCER.
i‘
price from
”$175500. ~
Soc mine before purchasing elsewhere. .
Forfurtber information inquire at A, B, GOLEV'S hardware
H. EMORY PEASE.
gm; - inf
aim flPttitTlc cavern.“
Under the auspices of
0|dWe||H.&..l.Bo.
MUSIC HALL, S0. NflRWALK,
’ Wednesday Eve. April 27
’1 ”CLOCK. PROMPT,
Original Tickets printed forA rll
for this date. 1) 18“. KM
MmeEEalchi,
The world's greatest Contralto. and the
following eminent artists. will appear:
S'ma ll. Gonzalez, Soprano
lllle. Elsa Bignanli, Violinist.
Sig. Cami Spigamli, Tenor.
Sig. Edward lisini. Baritsst
Ruben ll. Stanley. Bisso.
Cammgoraéi‘o: $32713-
Knabe Grand Piano used at this neon,
ware rooms 15 Fifth avenue. New York“.
RESERVED SEATS Slit and 156.
New on sale at ' ,'
“Won ,1 Nona)?” s. South \orwalk. and
MUSIC iris}. .- .__ ‘
Monday Eve’s. April 25
Second GrauvlLAthlettc Exhibition by the
Sfllllll llllillIAlK ATIIlETIB Slllll
At which time the in post-
lig'lfggwn flowing talent will
. , urn an unknown. R. Fit erald a
.l. \\ ulsh. b. “'alker and Frankz‘UonIty.njl
)ionahan and if. McKeever. ll. Lane and ll.
Brown, D. )trlntyre and E. Klaus W. Johnson
and'GJohnaon. J. mom and ii. Nandahy
B. Iv'ul’lylllc and IL blur/royal. Simmons and
litmldo-n. ('. \\ ad: and .l. Carr. J. Fitz and
ls.'\l\tvemr.
. . _ marry in songs of the da '; Prof. Kill -
heels and clam on horizonta bar am cliixbf'
Hamiltonamf Stokes in song and dance. .
Prof, Geo. i oerfier will have a stone vvri h-
ing I.“ munds when on his chest wit: a
tneivc pound hammer. and challengrs any
man for nin- rhoumml dollar»
The went of thi- evenin- will be a prise mn-
fest rnr vio- lIJiI' wright r iampiortsht for the
Town of .‘s'nrw
dollars. tivie:.'ili:li-.p§i’rli‘tlehi:'gdv::lnl.l a! fifty
GRAND “'IXILL'P,
IKE WILLIAMS and J. FILES.
’vfiddls weight Champions of Lhanecticut and
t'hioago.
)imter of l'eremouitn.Mr. Fred Builen. of
Bridgeport.
sonrssios ' . — scans in.
one ham..- “
Thursda; Eve’g, April 28
Engagement of
ELSIE LESLIE.
Supporh-d by a Thoroughly Competeatt‘om-
may in
llAIIIEl EIIDIIIAA'S PIIIIIIIIIBTIUI
of Mark Twain's celebrated story
' “ THE PRINCE
AND
THE PAIIPER.”
A t‘omed) Drama In four arts dramatlud by
Abbey thun- Iltrharrln-m.
THE Ritual")
fl months Broadway Theatre. New York.
4 months film-m “us-rim Mission.
4 month- l'ark Theatre. Philadelphia.
t months limley 'nThs-nl re, Chicago.
Seats on sale at Mo) Us and tiregory's.
BU N N ELL’ S
BBIDGEPOIIT THEATRE
new In ' ' ' '
in run
SATURDAY IA'I’INEI ants lVlKISfl.
APB": 5.
TllE PRINCE Alli)
la NAIF mt“. If). NORWAMI’. C'I'.
lltlflll. ur‘iiimwmu t
mm, mm llil
courtesy ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler