dilemma SEN'I‘TIIEL
Egghyngton Street
wan; dowry“.
”nth Nome'k’»!
"WM,
arm NDIWAIJ Ira. A. illimw daaabtsr lam:
‘Wewont to call your atten-
gonlo ti few articlee which are
reasonable-—
Plaisled' 3 compound: .
* ~ Extract lied Cedar
For Moths Insects, etc., where a
liquid can be employed.
25¢. for Pll‘l' IllTI’lE.
Iaolrtltaliett. ...
tqoconphor
H lunatic Bampltor.
llalmafion Insect Powder.
Powdered Hellehore,
Pans [treat
ETC.
Our Drug Department is com-
pleteaeusnal with all the best
qualitytohe found in the mar-
'ket, and our prices are very
reasonable, considering quality.
r h
" truism,
DruggiSt,
£3 Wit. So. Iorsrlt.
1.6me
A Wonderful
. Machine.
Mahatmhanae-schsn-
“berm-chins. hewears
oltblfrktluu. ltlssaldtbathisbodyiatir-
sv-adafrcmfood every two to three
years. flawlthlsmakluovsrlsradtcal.
”Wm-mm-nehtlmeandds-
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blatflselassdfeaaaathatttol
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fwmutontk-m“
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donut drummer-moon.
.rmoomasymmmm. Nth-War wool 5.5....
infercdfiw
whohavsbest: Wings week at tho
massesofsxolayorw , returned
2 magi-venov-itefnm .r Bonn-i
m.wmmom ' -——--- l "
mtdnbtfcaarlcslotedtopm-otrprimte Adwghtrrwa'tbomtolir ”‘1 lira
a} use «ppm: is advertising column, ”I‘m"! ‘
momrwummrnromo unmasrmuulnmymm
altar. singin the (hngregatlooal (thumb choir
at Birmingham. tomorrow. ‘
'l'lmwiilbe a consecration meeting
oftheY.P.8.0tll.of the South Nor.-
wplkllaptistcbdruh Ww evening
Waldo” Bruin” nesting on Holiday
evening. andanport frnt'n each chair-
man. 'l'irne'mt
' nor-or urn-m
w foratthefollowlnzpat-
fortbe
The Mechanics' Journal says batting is
«rm Merino pun «m. cc n alowfllln‘dmflmn‘lflufing Colt»
ending April 3. 1”. Per- .
III I cup. depot reshmant. Opal: all night. party at..me An employer of the
ruler mgmm mm. will "— factory wishes Till 8mm say that
Mb Kuwait—lt- “A... WW Benjamin Smith. of Woodward the employers are unusually busy andthat
for the two weeks they have averag-
ed two’anda halfdouu hats everyday.
—Boiled lobsters. fourteen, cents a
pound. at F. Hayes’ market.
Therecenr rain has givsnagreot start
to vegetation. Thegrassis greener. buds
havolmrstopso.andlesrosareoutpn a
metrers. A physician says the
-—-—-—- rain will girepeoplearhanceto recover
Severalcascsofgootbiatlhedrygoods fromtbdl‘wlililfi tot-us,” whichare
Mli8.8mithwere damned this n" W! due tobreathiug in the
mutt-lush: um mine dorm from nastyaudanimatetl dust that the rain
HoyttOlrnatead‘soiuarfachry. has laid.
Don't ruler from Dyspepsia! Dr. TheR. B. k W. base ball club for thts
Richardson's Celery,0uheh, Chamomile aessonpronrlseato be stronger titan in
and (liner Dyspepsia Powders care all former years. The boys who will cover
Stomach troubles. Askforoc.or10c.thebags for the club thta season are:
sample. James McAllistsr and George lander.
llraCharles 5 Stanley M at her pitchersi William James and William
Indencatchers or third base; William
homeonspringstrnetthisrhornlng.8he -W'unms l l.
learn a husband and our son. llr. Bumm’mdm' I
Stan - l'l short stop: James lead. left tleld;
ley isemployed bythe ‘l' M George [under or C. A. Marshall. right
“d"wm field; Samuel non. center field. The
~lleasonabls prints at lhane's depot “anhthmrlm players. “'1
mstsnrant.
showed up very strongly in games
' against the R. B. a. W.‘s last yuan-—
In. Fred B. Rina. of the Bonus WWI. of the truth! met last Greenwich NP‘W’
Indian Schumann. will make an . eveninginthsparlorsofthcrllahackemo -_
“WW“ 0' “mm“ "m h‘ MP” W Hotel. all the stores being represented.
Rev.’l'hur:uBlckfonl.ofBraaford.00an. 11”“,de . "n ‘0
nonunion-al.- Warmth-t "on". - m at task :1.
uearGarw Mflnammmm ”reaction M I,
banJ o. A Itr. Janus Bar. avenue. was out today for-V the first
MM” In. ' :ime. after a some illness of twenty~
son. In. “huffing...” “uh-I. & Par- our 'uh' ———-———-—
"n" “m, hm“ 0n accountd theinclennrnt weather
\I r A In. ily i . w.
VI'c‘niWnWodmmO-nh ”Em mmnmamlnm its.
Norwslk— mmm.MM church did not meet at 't'. t. Raymond‘s
nmfifiw 1:; strry. "Minneso- home last night. ‘
— -.Gardon hose. best quality, best price.
Oomstock's hardware, llBWlaahingtonst.
llalatwre Alla-as law Ibsen-w.
Shank! Bahilllrh'l‘ltlalhow’l'ldr
at“! It“ as
ltew York llsrall Weather Fara—st.
Maypartlyclondyweathsr willgrohably
prevail, possibly mended byrfluwithfrssh
outfit variable wiadaraoatly math-est to
northwestJollowsdhyelearin bynou. 0n,
shaday partly cloudy tofalr w-thsrwill
paohhlywerauprecededhyralnoathe‘sew
Englandcoasts. with slightlylowerJollowrd
byrislnztemparatareaudvarlahlewlndgand
on Honda! partly cloudy. warmer miller
prerededbyrala.
Sll § DA! SERVICES.
Preachers wad 'I’Isalr The-as Ia Ion-1k
chm!“ W.
Burr- Nouwarl Continuation“. Wast
ave-trend West streets. No ssttlsd pas-
tor. Enchantmandlmptuusan-
dayuhcoLTZnuouna paople'srneetlru.“
NOBWALE Nl‘. ll ;.
A llrwuy Budget cl lav-a Fr...- stun
mat-ans rs
MBMMLD. and Tan. 1a.; Sunday. M . D'w‘em‘, I"
III In: I! PM" "mum”... Theboycaughtatealing paprmnntbe FrankLconar-i ttosnyrs , c
. mos. Mug aubject, “Cat-nah About depotplslformlsfi Nondaywasbrougbt the Catskill Mountains.
Sv‘l’ltnal Wuhan" , _
Scorn Noawara Barn-l. Wastamur. near
Pinestreat. Ber. Archibald m plain.
Preaching. ”mm-ad 7&5 m4 Saul-u
schml. mm; Y. BS. C. Lpram meeting. w
p. m. l‘reachinaby the Tier. I. ll. "rims. of
New Haven.
Tatar" Errscorat. West street and fair-
nold avenue. South Norwalk. M. Olin Bah
lock. rector. First Sunday after Easter.
Morning Prayer. Utaayaad sermon at tom
Evening Prayer andssrlaouat imp. In.
East Arms lax-cum. near VInleldl
arcane. East Norwalk. Rev. C. II. “a. pas-
tor. Preach!“ M L III. and‘irflp. m.; Bun-
day school. Bra; mmla’s meeting In
pm. Errata; abject. ’(lot on the Wrong
Track."
Stilt!“ Coma-narrow“. oar-er Path
and Lrwieatreets. lies. 'I'. K. Noble.D.D..
pastor. Services at In) a mandfzflpra;
\'.l’.t§.C.L-aetln3,lfllp.la. m
sahdaet. ”The Biblical Doctrine of Prayer."
Bream service will be natural.
‘Noawaaa W. West and Hot: an
anal. liar. GeorpVau ”no.0. I).. wear.
mam anand 'l'Dpua: Bands!
schoohfl um; Ipwurihlrtacas meeting. 0..
Inning sahdsrt. “Conditions of flotation”
la the ereuiu. anniversary of the Your:
lion'schristlan Association. l'airm services.
Noawau Bar-m. Bast arenas. matte
Green. rm. Inhabit-a. m. liar.
vices. ”a. la. sat! in). .4 MM
I: mtsmpsrsncs service. I 9...: young
W’s pasting. lap. In. floral-cum
before Justice Townsend ylisterday. and
thecasewaasgain continued the boy
being left lathe eauody of his father.
Joseph Steel) ,is critically ill at hir-
home on the Step Rock road.
Attorney Joseph A. Gray has been so-
looted by the Merchants Prmectire as-
wei' ttion as their attorra- y.
«Joni. Brown does painting. paper
hanging and general jolihing. Order
slate in post onion l’. 0. «Mints. No. 8
' w . .
Hauland strr-ct.t40uth Nor slk L't Thencwirou bridge stress the rirrr
from the Norwalk Park to Riveru'de
armor was completed yaterday.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 3“.
SrusoiSaGeorge.gare a :aasicd and
literary entertainment at the Atbemnuln
last evening. ... -
(lune hillls. janitor of the Non-elk
Ilethodlst church, has moved from the
James block on Water ntreet. into tht>
house No. i Mott avenue.
A dog was struck at the llionme err-est
crossing of the Consolidated road. last
evening. by the Bridgeport special and
had two of its legs out on. Otlloer lre
land put the canine out of misery by
shooting it. _____
Nine. Scalchi has fully renamed from
her recent illnrm, and the music-loving
penpleof South Norwalk may feel con~
Msntof hearing hersing at thegrand
operatic concert under tho auspices of
Old Well Hook and ladder company at
Basic list] next Wednesday night.
«—Boy‘s bicycle caps. 4th.. at Nitcltell‘s
Wallatrest, Norwalk.
One week from tomorrow s party of
twenty wherlrneu of this place will take
a train from South Noru-nlk to Port
Ctrestsr, and from tb-re will wheel to
New York city and return.
~Do you at bread? The practical
housewifsofthhgenrrstiuohss learned
thevalueofablsuded hour; that is. a
flurrmadefroullmthsprinlgand winter
whahtheadrautage hinlllllllnottmly
white. moist and phublle brad. but
alsodellolouscakeandpaslhycsnall be
Ed ard l'. Benton received a barrel
msdsfrotathasame dour. Whenyou w
u‘l‘helltrlit off-lib.” Erasing service from LBJm‘urf ilrahamrille. Fla,
winters-ll“; dairetltis hind. “i ’0‘“ W h" yesterdaymontalnluxs young mamilla
r'k Pains ‘h Church-truncatio- Backers superlative Ilaur.and take no trer five F110" 0, "It” m syrup.
its theaters. . Remittflrahall. other.
sweupmaMWandlemons.
‘l'heyouna ladies of Hits Baird's ln-
stlttrte, annuals to contribute “0.00
tolwlacathe m MM“ burned” toll” WU Enid. will lttrltl llld!
my... mum Work’on a. second fair might. llany clinics
”WflhMl‘mli as midnautlfltt‘aclive melt” will be
posllble. trunnion-s are the con» “WIN“
mavbanbary News. mm fixnum hare rue-
lured-ll thusfar own; no for the
hrnrlltolthr starving lint-tho parable!
1m“ ““9 in. sit-smitten hope thatamonnt will
WWW-C m hwyrmtynnmmw
“In“. “‘9'!“ Motlnhmaybnhaadsdwthsm
“m“- ma.“ bwsof the marina or not through
is that ll- MW tlumalltoJJhlllmmey.
harthsdl'sr-Ithstwssa
rector. Divine-enter with ssrusa. sabllfl.
“AaApcstollelllls for Pisa-a1 oatdaaes"
”a... Dtriassarvica with arr-unash-
MflhsOlsnonsaaaIssrifl Borstal
my.” yuan. mas. Callas lichen! M
u. byspaclal no“ rum-mum
harspshlod. hustltlaasaalaesflhlwsl-
outsell
oucaMALBsIlsaanns-adcms
sire-utensil. v.13. Faiths. rector.
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Thu-«MC. whom
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CrofuthhitearegsitlIog about fifty
doamhstsadoy through Dexter’s fac-
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84 Washington Street,
_...W - ..
Mast: twoli‘orwalkmsaoornenpthe
South Norwalk
R. P. Wymlllstmltflsiu Norwalhl
today.
Fm wagon loads or gypsles prised
thrhhxh town yesterday afternoon.
H'ni Ii fl
8114. b“ no“ 'chsroringyoangs'ctrera, Elsisboalie, who
tesmWatwlassttoflRirerstr-Et. WW 6W 9"
no invariant “in o'
The Norwalk Fire Insurance Company For over four months she nightly de-
min b’ ‘ ’1'" “ w"“”“"""" lighted thousands in thntrolr, tindwben
‘ —-——-———— it was transferred to New York the-
lliss Gertrude Peck returned yester- mine gum '3. repeated. 5, the
day from a visit with friends in young action did notot that time travel
Stamford. managers were forced to get others
to play the little lord throughout the
country. Upon the dramatizinr of Mark
Twain's romantic story. "The Prince and
the Pauper," Elsie Indie was allowed to
make an extended tour, and thus it hap-
pens that our readers are enabled to see
this wonderful young artiste whose work
they have seen imitated heretofore.
Elsie will appar in “The Prince and the
Pauper." matinee and evening. at Bun-
ncll'e Bridgeport theatre to-daypnnd at
Music llnll next Thursday evening.
'llllAlA‘l'lc bottles.
...._‘._..
nearrIeaI laur- Ia Whleh Play—Boll.
Peonlo will be [him
W's-v
The King's Sons wrll meet in the
Gingregational parsonage on Monday
evening at 7 o‘clock.
W. H. Olntstead is beautifying the.
front of bio Union Park residence by the
addition of aspstciouo veranda.
4w: buy a}... no. but buy a shad
right out of the water at the People’s
"Ethel. "1 Wall street.
William Beane' In about to more from
the Wood buildingou Main street, into
rooms in the James block on Water
street.
A. B. 11;“, head salesman for Enlfllll,
has mot ' from Reading into the Marvin
place. corner of Camp street and Atlanta
avenue.
At the earnest solicitation of many
who heard it last Sunday. the Easter
music at St. Paul's will be repeated
tomorrow.
BOWAITON.
Charles J. Spade. operator in tower
fifty-two, has gone to Philmont. N. Y.
where he will visit until hiay 2.
Edward J. hrringan, the proprietor
of thestageline. has purchased a large
and handwme gray horse from Stamford
parties.
DABIBA.
William Ohl, of Brooklyn, moved
into the Taylor place will: his family
yesterday.
Dr. C. W. Brnwnson returned from
his trip to Virginia on Monday wnsider-
ably refreshed and improved in health.
Neighboring papers stated that it was
Dr. Brownuon. of the Soldiers' Home.
I'cdroGuerro is negotiating with the
Rotor: Point Improvement Company for
the position of pianist in the pavilion.
this summer.
~I£ore your orders for Iivelolnters.
shilling a pound at l“. Hayes‘ market.
C. B. DeKlyn. who formerly krpta
bakery and confectionery store on llnin
strret. hasopened a similar store at No.
Gill Columbus arentar. New York city.
The third degree will he conferred on
a number of candidatu by District Dep-
uty Bloomfield. of Bridgeport. at a meet.-
ing of Catholic Union council No. Aid.
K. of (3.. oh Monday evening.
asoutb. It was the doctor's eon Clarence.
a practicing pliysictan of this town.—
Now Canaen- lleesenger.
‘top and Take Our Reckoning».
“ifr Editor—Sir: Are we not depart—
tng from the original plan inaugurated
in city aflolm, which was. “pay as we
302' Our city. debt outside of water
bonds. must be at ”$65,000. Now we
purpose to build and equip an electric
light plant at a cost of, say $35.00), and
further a new movement is on foot to lay
water pipes to Roton Point nt about .15.-
000 expense but year our city bills
A wedding will take place at the per-
sonage of the First Baptist church. Surr-
day evening at Ii o'clock. The contract-
ing parties are Henry Walker Raymond
and Miss Minerva l’rtro. both of Wont
were “0,000. ll‘ [ltt‘PXll'llSt’s this year
Norwnlk. . are tlreeauw. thr- debt Will he further
Ber. \l' J. Slocum. pastor of St. increased not»). as thr- 12¢ mill tax
Mary's church, will deliver a free tern-
pnnutce lecture, at Nichols' Opera Home.
New (En-rash. next Tuesday evening.
under the auspices of Neudship Dir-i-
sion. 8. of 1‘.. of that place.
only nut: lllr.’ city about $25.0“). Would
it not boa good plan to stop and take
our reckoning? Yours. lsraxnsrnn.
Howard Pierson. son of )ir. and lint
W . ll. Plenum. of Union Park. gar-ea
"cobweb putty" yesterday afternoon.
celebrating the eighth anniversary of his
birthday. Antoni: tins-v present were
Marjorie Bishop. Florence Baldwin. Ella
[amine Bylngtou. Elsie Kellogg. Marion
Jones, Ethel little; llaatcrs Kenneth Bis-
——llillirwry. —l-'or three days only.
commencing April?!) .~tlnre will be on
orient llvrlznl & Alpuughs'.‘Xo. !9 North
linin filfl'k‘l. a lot of ladloa' trimmed hats
mill burners. Those prtalnctlons art-
from a leading Bridgeport house and
ladies in nerd of a stylish hat should not
miss this opportunity.
Selectman Samuel Durham got! to
New Haven this afternoon toattend a re-
union of tlrsformer puplh of the hu-
t‘astelintt school. The school I'M con-
dttctetlby John E. Lovell Mween the
years 1922 Mid lll'il. Today 'u the
ninety seventh anniverwy of the birth
day of the old schoolmaster. After the
business meeting a collation will be our
«I folktwtnl by address.
Grunge Raymond.
lf a New York millionaire> gives a din-
uer at 5th avenue and 20th street. costing
{700. 00, which gives Ill [ample dyspepsia.
and their» pm rh- spcnd $1 '56. 00 In tloc~
tori hills and finally have to pay .300
vat h for Cactus Blood t‘ urn to cure them,
what would la- the saving per copIta If
the dinner should not be given. there
being in persons: at tin> feast?
inquire at l’lalm-d’ s drug stun- where
you may hate tht> problemsol strlred and
get information aiwt Caotm Blood Cure.
Notice.
thatm wife.h‘rllle
more. tu'nl on...
i hereby can.
fish “rim-r“, rrlm” my account.
In con ml or
“all TUTTI I
Yesterday was a sad day for genial
Dan thrunelly. In the that place. lrtstrad
of being the drummer: the new bridge
from the Norwalk Park to Riverside
avenue he was tlwsrcoodas Litmbsrman
llubhnll got their jut before him. Later
thmnelly was knocked down by William
loudonaudrollsdlntothentud. Fortbe
last adrentom Dan will probably have
hls W W scan-u have yet
basantads. ‘Thetruuble was all nuan-
conniof Dan'srsftllug to give Lindon
m: ' ' ' “W -.... '
but Friday night thieves forced aneu-
trsner to Huntsville iloper‘s oyster snow
at Fast llcrwalk and stole ten bushels of
oystsn. The some night Chief Deferral.
\ UTTCI lab-gilt)t
ust mmwhgwmml
ionoll
an i wll pay no
80th Namath. Aorilll
THE NEW
BUSINESS IillllEliE,
Ill“: 18 l’alrhsld Arbor.
so Burl
2%. .. “nuns-A. ”a“ ”4...":
IllllIEIl. TEEEIIIPIIT. llld"-
llllll II TlPElIlTlII.
We meJfl-mvfl' and at ”litmus.
on...“ nemfi'mwn
mmrallaod assmat our
3. f. norm. Principal.
rtrsrandnaloatissreraisnsplclouslook-
balm ‘l'hs asst morning the men
mmmwmtmasddIs-m
nil.
suitor om; SllE.
Emaefitihfio
"cam
who was in poor health and had gone 3' I
or“. Ulil'tllt‘l’ Benedict. iLtlph Wade and it
4 lbs. for $ l 00
Done and try it. Sweet and fine flavor. Beautiful to the lotto.
8 lbs. fancy Creamery Butter for t: 00. Excelled by none.
at £8 E. srmout,
LEADING
«\
l
GROCERn
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Boats, Boats & Boats
Alma“ "Mom has heard of the “ Now on the way from the new» twelve different styles,
ranging in price from
"$27.50 to $r27~5?;-‘oo.«A~-~
See mine before purchasing elsewhere.
For further information inquire at I B (lolfl's hardware
VISlllIllTllll STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, cum
whoa ly
Ruthdr ‘ lro'lr'lsc
\ from 1.5 tofiiears
knitting. lnten p)
to e goo- n
Addre~s Tingling
l {mus at :3 Ann
pot Apply t
L wk company
\\ 0 second- floor
water in; rent!)
it reralde aieaueJias
\o. 55 Water street.
l ._-
6 Toll'e aim
1K moms corner
:5
UT'I‘AGE setter:
l6 F'IPUl't'Itt bout
of William 1..
.\
it“ lib and goat
cheap. aim
stalntenru.
sorts alk
A"
borrow. Unit
lur alu. Apply lrI
ill. llarien.
rlouth Norwalk
Laundry will
at in? W uhlnxtrrn at
I'll
need in wash! sit
anal—ti
W A N'I‘l‘ 0.
unit. to do net}: 595...... on...“
family. rt
I‘l'TCIlER wants situation
i!eas.llthestnut street. South )orwalk.
t‘relri auntie Bridgeport. Conn.
'l'll lrl'l'l‘.
pper list. 8 rooms. ti Toilet: street. it use No. .
iluarr .\o. 3! North \iain street. south :orwalkd. soul," unnw‘lK ‘11".ch emu
Aim one house near Elm Grove store.
to John H. Knapp. r2 West street.
erect-es aired. App! at
'3 West street. South Soralk. train
\d’drces 3.
2!.
at the corset {hi-ion of
hmldt. azlw
GlRLutowaahdlshes at the Depot Resign
’AhTr' [E Young men and young women
earsfo acetolcarn book
and typewrillng and
gunman after graduating.
miners College. 1:: Tr‘nrr-
tcll lw
strot ‘lmlnutes from de~
. u .I. Inland. Sorwrtlk
mot
:El EX rmrnfl —nt 47 Belden avenue. Mod-
ern impmrementa. Rooms in first—clam
condition. rent ‘10 per month.
rooms at h Bolder: avenue: rent 23
Inquirepn the premlws
also four
per month.
a] 3%
apartments of the rooms
each on (Marni avenue. East \‘orwall; ‘
wh. A l toJohI: on.
tglirgralk. Try!
[\T Oys er Shel! Point. :: house of tire rooms.
Inquire in the evening
oz l‘. P. Elwood.
South orwalk a” lw
I; also firearm on «con
“.i u
of Main and Ann streets.
[bent Slh lnquireofl-Z. A. Woodward.
All
()3 Tayluratenue nearBest ‘irert. a very
convenient andduilruble house modern
improvements. Inquire ot Jam-y M. La ion.
If: \\ aahinatm strut-t.
if
rooms. situated turner :. 1
Main null Pine sin ets Inquire of (‘-ml
lllln & hx-Itwmd \orw: tlk. Cf.
I’ll“ NA Ill;-
rnril tf
inguodt mtiitl n. inquire
Hart. 03 otter Shell Point.
als 1w
lnt: tlft‘lll for I‘Lfoot hunt
about I'lllhs. iron ballast in
1': lb. blocks with countersunk handle». Ad-
dress Bailout. Sumter.
a._.lw
‘ ill-I AT opportunitr. to pun luw on nprlgli
piano. a.» good
Must be sol: i
dress-l. Frank Rider. It Went nwnue. 3-0th
as new. to r r-rtI-h or in-
lnquireuf or ad
all if
HEAT ii “iii .\l\' iinrui. lop buggy and
911‘: for in».- ntlrr turnout.
“or-:1 Qlonr ulnl gr-ntl» uttrl kind In It?!)
In: ', parlor-ti} «NIml
am with for any om- torlrim
new in first rate w
Nor "fruit-l (anything.
lingo) Itrol liar
lilllllltlfl This l‘ a «not
l...~' lnn'kfl‘tanl.litaf ltrd
II
111.0th; lul. oltrlatn'tlunrb» out «do of
yvlt-w tt'. Inni‘. \'u. -i
atldrmfl 5'. hi. John. ll Elizabeth ~lrrct.
For pamt ulnrw
mfil in:
NOTICE.
The public an informed that lbw-llld \\ rll
reopen on
HP? [Lift
orders will
”Mn
rent. where
he thankfully received and sailsinttlon guar-
tllraiuacall 0pm form” t a. m. totlp. m.
53-“. All work done by hand and 3m nrltls
ll
lllam ll
of Kort-all f‘onn.
hlnrray a llsrr
hereby
\orwalh. Aprils“
I3"
Notice.
l‘ "W""mh.'lt rrrlnforo rtlstlnp ln-t own
on
tut ll “ Merrill.
firm narnn of
I
lift it!
'3". lumseanrl stun painttrs. tn
dlrlerotv by lmutual «learnt.
H M! tum.
(“1.W. ltlttttt't’r
of III]. at a martini
Irl day of
PM! to
new
d
H
Tillta torso!
ill
M” strum Ptlllllll.t'l’Ellssl
mom
OllEE'fl
titted
Dated at Issth M‘fluzfl.“u Apt! 932.“
lotion-School Tam.
"ll! tax the "tics Norwalk lTaloa
school one
Ibo district 1.0 m o”- f (ml I'Illlw
Oil the! dollar fill l l in bans-start. rnl llltl
of the dl-trtrt held on the
:l «lav of Jenni”- Hill. at the Franklin street
”Worth
and
.M. at n.Irhicnlirnolnhnll Ibo
Ive the rains at
the ha niw
omit» Music Hall Ntl'h. i’:uL
Mm cent. a yearroru from
‘3'. onslllrlll remalnlna
Maggie" row. '
for both Alllornrialu‘l aha:
Booth Norm". Am: 1:. on: or on
tam-om Taxes.
of booth Norwalh
935”", In of
oath.
My ..
sail-nil
”Er.
“£23..
ea.“
Til “DEM,
III VII!
store.
n, H. EMORY PEASE.
Taylor at celden. momma. ___._
Real Estate and Insurance Billllll Eggnog corridor?
llld Wellll. &. l. to.
MUSIC BALL, 80. NORWALK.
' Wednesday Eve. April 21
OCLOCK. PROMPT.
Original 'l‘icketa’! printed“ for April lath good
or!
Mme. Scalchi,
The world‘ a greatest Contralto. and 1
following eminent artists w ill appear-.1”
S'rlta ll. Gonzalez, Soprano
Mlle. Elsa Bignardi, Violinist.
Sig. liarlo Spigaroli. Tenor. ,
Sig. Edward lisini, latitus‘ "
lloltert ll. Stanley. Basso.
Cav. Pgdliciorza,
Knnbe Grand PlatteA need i i
were rooms lat fifth avenue. NewhElork.
RESERVED SEATS Slit: and 750,
Now- on sale at No
Own“ 8' Now.“ We. Math Norwalk. and
arnsrc trim.
Monday Eve’s lord 25
second GranttAthletlc Exhibitionby the
At which tlm posi—
”is”! “32) e the following talent will
m an unknown. It. Fitzgerald and
.r ”it al a it. \‘laIk Fm:
kionahahit’arfidlll. Mfigngl k Conley J'
mwn. r ntyreM and it "Kill-I‘m “Johan:
and (thin-no.1
:1 Wu“ .3: "mi"
in en
‘IJYKf'KN i o andJ Carr.J .l’iu. and
wney n-ongshoftheday' PHIL Kill -
back and olasuun horizontal bar and oil:
Haggifln‘vn Int‘l Stokre In irons and dance.
l "to no wil be
laid. Immslrgken on ill: '52? Syria b.
than for- one thorium?" and thallenxea any
"‘51 J Emma and
dollars.
Tin err :10! the event willbea ri —
to-sr ror thr- ligh' welghtt- ampionshp i333.
I‘m“! horn-Ala. a golrlbad adge value-l at fifty
St' rentit'u: points to govern.
Git ANT) \\ [80- UP.
IKE Vlllllllls and J FILES,
iiiddle weight Champions of t‘onnecticut anti
'hltago
)lmlrr of (.
Bridget-rm. eromoniee. Mr. Fred Billion. of
ADMISQIOA
50 an. The.
IL'BIC HALL,
Thursday Eve 3. April 28
Engagcmmt of
ELSIE LESLIE,
Support: «l by a Thoroughly l' ompcioal Cm-
Paul’ll
llllIIEl Fillllllll' 8 PlllllllllTlfll
of Mark Twain's celebrated story
“ THE PRINBE
AND
THE PAUPER. ”'
A t‘ omuly Drama in four utn dramatized by
bbey Sago Ill: hanlson.
THE Ill-1C URI);
Ii months llroadwa) ‘l'hsatn. New York.
tmi nth» iionton \Iusaum. Minn.
t monthol'trtt rheutrt». l'hlladalpbla.
0 months lltmlry‘ e Tllt‘l‘li'l. t ‘hlcs‘o.
Mata uh sale at "031' n anti Ilmxory' It.
BU N N EL L’ S
BlllDGEPllllTTllElTllE
SATURDAY MATTNIE All!) EVENIXH.
THE
rumor
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l’llll’Ell.
Whaler 8t llanlord,
It Stars when“. so ttorrwautm
llllTllll. l’lllEIll.“r “Mill ft
lllIIlEll. Will .M
Blflllfi 600”.
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