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tiontonfew articles which are
1mm ‘ e .
ill—lusteds compound
. , , Extlam lied Cedar-
;g'or’llothslnsgets, etc, where a
1'ku liquidcnnhe employed.
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on, nus: . ' us can-
platens usual with all the best
qualitytobe found in the mar-
ket, and our prices are very
reasonable, considering quality.
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ta vmysl. ti. ltmlt.
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Iutbyfrlctimr. ltla-ldthat hie bodylsvtr—
. bod every two to three
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f tha'w'lely advathsd “wills- and
a v’mLoxatonlkm'f:
making anew b an accelerated
new (III. as it were. may he
latwo' tale- warkAaadthe
in the mechani- la sneh
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anthem. h'oadsa't ntewspforre-
flu. Wellheflustlvahulsas.
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of mar W in admiring «llama,
are charged fora! regular rotor, 10 cents
a litre. ”m4 ._.__..,...,_-
lint-taro Almanac lento-arrow.
”it 5% ”'32:? Info“?! T213."
lew'h‘arh W Weather Meant.
Today fair weather will probably prevail;
with fresh nmtkwsstsrlyand atathsely winds.
becoming somewhat varlshb and nearly
stethvnary. follolved by rill! temperature,
sndpartlal cloudiness. 0n duodenal-per.
partlyelowdy wmthsr will probably mail,
wiihfv'esh variable winds, mostly utterly
and easterly. followed by showerawhlch’ are
likely to recur with partial cloudine- and
blah temperature on the Atlantic sealamrd
Wednesday. ‘
sotml scents—.—
What the People of 0:15” are Being
and ”In.
llrs. C. H. Harvey. of North liaiu
street, ‘- ill with rbennntisrn.
Welcomeflttangerhl—dxv. Sons of fit,
thorn. bold aregnhrurretiugthlscven.
rug.
JJ’. Flynn is doing the [dumbing
work at Justice Euphrat's newly pur.
chased house in lhrien.
Are you constipated ? Dr. Richardson's
(been, Rhubarb and Senna Antietam
stipation Powders cure (instillation and
liver Complaints. Askfor he. or “to.
sample.
l'nwnee Bill's advert'aing car. No. 2
ha arrived in th'n city with F. J. New-
ton. the htntling agent and ten men.
Thompany will exhibit on the Baxter
hue ball grounds Kay 7.
—Boiled lobsters, fourteen cents a
pound. at P. Bayes’ market.
lt isestinnted that the one hundred
citizens who went Ming yesterday
cengbtoearly a ton of lat-fish. They
werebitinguun'snally good. every .m-
thatwentontcbmingbackwith a large
string.
The hull of lllP’AlluD filnging Society.
which was to use. been given tonight,
hasbeen postponed on account of the
deitb of Theahrre Petrenz. The toe-
bers will meet tomorrow evening to
take union regarding his death.
Prank llindley, of Darien, who w-
injuredhythe cars Baturday mning.
hadhislegampntsted at the knee yes-
terday nooa.Drs.Prsnchand Drown-on,
of Noroton, aadDr. Harry Bungerford,
ofStsmford, performed the operation.
Thepatisnt isdoingnicsiy.
—llcasomble [when at lane’s depot
rue-mt; ‘_____
Aspecialcitymeetiugwillhe held at
Music Hall tomorrow evenittg at 8
o'clock to takeacn'on regarding the
appropriationsbytbefllmmon Council
cfflhflhlforwsteflipeeto Bell lahld
andRotonPtiataadflJmforasewer
throughladieonandl’i-anklinstmeis.
'l'lwllungarisnsickandlleneutllucio
ty bavesold a lame number of tickets
for their lallin Berni-ate Ball. Wash-
ingtonstreethrichhiseveninmnd a
Iarpeattrntlanoebalaored. Heine’s or»
clutrawillfamfltauwlefortheA-srl-
candances. and the Hungarian Gm
Band.ofllewYoth, for the Bur-prise
dances.
——E. PJhCeprnnreceivedauorderftw
eat-iaehfodarill from subset Berlin,
Claw”.
: :E'. U,“ l 3
Eurafi
'1. n lint-maw s til...“ " ”a;
in Hunt & Zelul’s market on Walling-
loll m '
r , ’ H 3.x, '. Loudn-
handmade . es?
ingengineaudteamof horaes,whicbllc
willshlptoleridentobeused inbulldo
ingtthnivetsalht church.
0rcar&unders,William8.Knapp,Jr..
Calvin J. Snyder and 'Jacob Ia-eu
caught 14% flat duh yesterday. nearly
llllingfeurbushelhaskets.
The the la la the United States
during theweek ending Friday.A,pril a.
1m," «mom. This ms. and
ayerspeklmof $214,000. perday.
The hearing in the Godson m
strance case was continued from this
mornirguntil neat week Thursday, in
order that more witne-es could he
summoned.
Bilhoplclhrndekndedkhntruton
Key-seamed M and mourned
wNnYfiwhuehhnanrether’a-t
of Archbishop mu. He will be
commutativity.
-l~‘lsgs, aligns. etc. best United
StatuhnunguLnCclsy’s.
The annual meeting of the oficial
board’of‘thel'irstl.3.cbu_rch will he
heflthheveningat 8 o'clock. one...
willbeelrcledaudreporuoltbeyut’s
work willberrad.
Von-table (hunky was doing special
detyoa 'lhyloravsnne yaterday. 'l'he
crowdofyonng menwhomake a prac-
ticeofbsurinr around James W’-
propertyhtobehrnkenyp. v
rt. n. rum-My sold from uni»
mm Parmtheutuckjsnd-
dlehnvarPriaoenndblspalrofbaycobe
toNewYorkaentlemen. Also his pair
ofhlackcolwtoalamhmontgentlemen.
ltwasdhooveredyerterdaythatanat-
tempthadbeenmadefiturdayulghhto
born Chester 1". Tollee' new have on
Taylor avenue. 1'th was started in
oneofthedommbntburnedoutbefm
dtinganyfilnsge.
ul’heflouflrl'orwslk‘llthletlcclnb'sen-
‘tbhevenihga'flmlb’m. ”A large
nnmhegof interesting events will take
plac'eandalliomutelinathhoo a|slrta
willbsmpsldbysttending.
~l’are eolmwvth pure cream. at: a
cmdepot mt. Open all night.
Patrick Barry. a batter, formerly can
played in theold Bentwood battle.
Lthey which burnedsereral months'sgo,
leltthismornlngforYonkers. wherehe
will be employed as freeman ofthe
makeshopatkowlaadBmth-a'factwy.
Thekeytotheuew lire alarmhox,
No21,hasheanplacedin0flcerCen-
ley'shoase. corner of Taylor avenue
andWeststreet. Keyahhonil have
heenphcsdinChich-tsr’smerystose.
Bouto- stmt. andJ. Chin's cafe.
Elyavenne. _M__
«Leave your tad-slur lire lohtna.
WaMdf.lhyu'nukst.
Thecaee of Christian Kuorr unmet
Theodore Baa-eh was brought before
JusticeD.P.lorsellthb-usalag. Col
cnelProdappaaredforthaplaintifl. 0n
motionofJ.J. WM. counsel for the
defendangtheoasewasadluarnsd-ttl
lay‘5,previomtowhicha jury will be
mm
Hark-unto. Bright,of Washing.
tondreegpalda th yesterday to his
aonJoan..attheklkaport hosyital.
whsrshehadhlslsgaarpahtsd for the
seocndtlme. Inllrightveporuhhaua
ashelag improved and the bdldom
anther the Hood poi-owing so much
tearrdwillhsmvruted. lie is receiv-
lsgtb.haamihsw,mvaa
mflwifibvwbw
.vr ,. ”s" H '
, “3”“va “uh! n’
mm news
a Dressy Idler-l llama he. the
“hearse-.3
listless-Mm!“ street, is
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mwmdthk. lab.
embhddhthrswoslrtloaauwsthls
eveaiag.
unwound It. M'sehareh
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mum-same: unto-1m.
Whirl-IIWW
”WI.” “figural! :I aflihlé
l"; iww-ll' KW ;yTI-.il‘.,'.; -: _
Thecomnriouerlon the Charles L.
Wernrestatemrt in Coolidge & lock-
wood‘solllcethlsmorniu‘
Rev. 3. it. Watkins. who, it was
thought. w. worm yesterday afternoon,
pared a canfortable tight and is much
better today. .
oeoigsl’erry.ofllaorastown,au uncle
of III. Blink“, of tbll plane, (lied
nmmwwmmy. aged
eighty-seven years.
‘TheEastereolleetiuatths '
tiaaalchurehamuuntedto flit. which
weansedtopnrchasenswbooka forthe
8nndayechoollilnry.-
Applicationbasbsenmudetotbcl’m-
hateOotntlortbrrmoral of Freda-in
BWdWilton. tetheConnecti-
cutllupihlfcrthevlnmne‘at liddle—
m
Jamesflalpin.atramp. was arrested
fordrunhenashycacsrbannlsstevcn-
ing. Thismorninandge Midge-sn-
tencedhtmtojaillndefanltofuflllne
aadcosts.
Henry Walker Raymond and Ni-
Illnerra Price, ofer Norwalk. drove
tothe First Baptiu church
lsstevenlng'sbout I o’clock and were
rmrried'by the Rev. F. E. Robbin»!
rd. -: , .
The semi-ennui election of oficers of
“191,118.63. 3. connected with the
MW church will he held
in the chapel Thursday evening after the
omens-m" ,
JIi-elluir sinus. .fmly employed
in Wenonah-l. W. Saunders
as stenognphcr and typewritist in J.
Belden Hurlbutt’a law othee. Mr. Saun-
deralefttownthianroruing to accept a
position in New York.
A wagon containing a number of bill
postersbrokedcwnin frontal the Nor-
walk llotel early this morning. tumbling
the . paste brigade, , lithographs. and
m potent into Metre“. The turn
out was the property of Liveryman Sol-
turns. of Heath Norwalk.
,s.
on. of W. P. Delflyn's‘ horses broke
out of histable’esterrlayaftermund
beforeliewucaptored had torn up the
flower bedsin sereralof theneighbors’
yards, braids tearing downafence be-
longlng toG. W. Raymond. After the
animal had that himself out he was cap-
tnredandreturnedtohisstall. llislrgs
were Indiy cut.
Early thh mornings complaint was
“made to Chief Delorest that William
Reflerman. of Cobble Hill, a moulder
employed” Arnold & Co.'s foundry, had
abused hb mother. Ollie-ere Dann and
Northrop found the house in disorder.
In. Man’s fiw was swollen and
’mmtur her teeth were knocked out.
The young man had lied.
Louis W. bought out Walter
Burke's livery stable at New Canaan
hunky. Ir.B-halsfttowa,leaving
anallbar oi weld Nils behind him.
Ilralukseatastol‘orwalksadlsaow
yin; with her sheer, Its. Joseph
d“ Ireet. Prank John-
Ate.llraahawdlalelerry.
Asaeakthiefedeotedanentnncsto
Charla I. lawreace'shchss on Lowe
street. early yesterday lasing. by
crawlisgtkrosdra hack wisdowlate
kitchen. lie went through the
steaks-nurses aquart
mmm«m tools‘a
Liwvlfl’w’dfl If! W
tar-scoured and the departed.
ltiathought‘ ‘thetflstwasfrlght-
enedoflbytheeat. “Imm-
w. made and it w- found
Mucus-humane lupus
mwmmmm
marshes-m. lumen-d-
laghswestthroegh the back yard to
Inlawrenos‘s. momma
toeatsrlr. Muslims-onse-
emudthehmshuom whichhs
“Matthews-3‘s“
r
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mtattyfllesusat -
mot ”habitats-alas
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W! _.
J": 'r. .i '* -.stasas'artest*
'lal that
». «Mn.- s" 3
n Street.
your; too now.
Where and low they Spend thelr Ila-rs
My _ z.
I .‘ll
Ill“ W'B‘lb‘y, “Moria!” il'
mull-Alummoonu
avenue. “ -, _,,..- $1
h'ii’liilltibcly‘llatcb. of Stamford. ll
' pendinga few days with friends in
3 orwalk.
Ba'Watden E. 0. Keeler, cf Mott ave-
nus, will spend next Sunday at Rich-
mond, Va. ‘
lib 1m Sammie. of liamaroneck, is
.visiting her grandmother. Mrs. J. J.
Cape, of Fairlleld avenue. 3
‘* Il- Florence and letter Frank Craig,
of Brmklynfhave returned from a visit
with relatives in this city.
’ Ifissl’uunetta Rose. of Camp street,
returned Saturday evening from a three
"weeks' visit among relatives on Long
island. ' 3
Fred C. Steam, of Bridgeport. and
Ilia Rand. of Brooklyn, were the guests
of llr. audlre. T. S. Morison. of Nor-
wslk. yesterday.
William H. B. Disbmw and John Pod.
moremnduatesof the South Norwslk
High school, who have been attending
WReueselaer Polytechnic, Institute at
Troy, 3. Y... spent Saturday and §undsy
at their homes in this city.
no law Inla- Ilwwr Draw.
For a stream of itsdnethe Harlem
River pmbably meta more to crop than
anyotherrlver in discountry. ThePark
Department, through some stranre out»
copying of its infliction, b spending
orabout tospnd many W more.
and the New York Central Railroad has
first paid oat m.” for a temporary
drawbrldge to be used during the con-
traction of the {grand span which will
.hka the Park Avenue viaduct acron-
the'liltle liver.
: ’l’hedruw in question is the lsrgest of
its kind in the motry. The tower is
no feet above the raih of the track. The
lift. orportion of the road-bed which is
matched by a doubleeylinder engine
art of the wayof pasingcraft. is ninety—
three feet long. The counterpoises
who-r weight holds the lift in place after
it ha been lifted. weigh forty-live tons
apiece. It only takes twenty seconds
for this heavy machinery to do
its work of clearing the channel
Ibis «paw draw.as it is called,
lens a decidedly modem improvement
on the fashion of pivotdrawhrldges cont-
Inonlyintle. Yetltneedsbutaglance
to note its readnlrlance to the draws
which two-red mediaml emtle meats.
if. how", tlielhruglaahsd hada
donblocylinder engine and forty-five-ton
mooterpohas, warranted to work in
twenty month. it would not have been
mfs for liarlnlon to defy him, and one
of Scott'n finest passages might have
never been orients-Harper's Weekly.
What About West Avenue?
A correspondent writs. andesks us if
anythiexir going to he date on West
avenue this spring. Essays: ”It looks
to mess if our prmentadministtation is
determined to make the to
ofthiastreeta failure.” He adds: “it
is a wonder almost. considering thetrest-
Inentthe street bashed the past year.
that it is pa-able. The borne railroad
compauyhastornit up and left it as
suited their ulnrenleoce Plumbers
haveopened itand left it either ridged
or rotted (ho-walks have been laid
lgnorantly and without regard to the
gradeof the stnret. The worn-out sur-
face is allowed to remain for the collec-
tlooofdlthandthe manufactured mud.”
‘l'lwu. thecorrespondentasks: "Can it
it h the present policy
tospend alltheappropriationonthe
least traveled thoroughfares, and entire-
ly neglect the tmst important one? With
allttlt- attention." he continues, "West
avenue would boss line a thoroughfare
utherehln the state of (kronectlcnt,
beta-treatedltcaunotbelong beforelt
Mutants m." ‘
i tn: ‘ ,yw......_._..mm
' on What..- mnllfll 9"-
hm!” M.“ Albert' M
William 3&th to mugs.
port yesterday.
Seven member-of thell'orwalk Wheel
dub started for Stamford yesterday
At Dalian Fred Budwell
the handle baron his new bicycle
and was obliged to walk horns.
commence
1W
.Mlsthaflalaalihuehdr.
3%.» “w“
'l'hsy—lsla-wasdrstattashsd to the
derklamblflaylaw. '
fussy-stunne- the head no .
hmmmml‘. W
Abel a f pasta”
A" lshmaawhnllmhahcasswlth
flltbsdeersaadwludswuhat.
In “Miami.
wmtlts sf whom“
mini-louse am
. e at:
. , .. {mivllllllllié-lllc. our yard.
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South Norwalk‘
DIAIA'I'IC DOINGTL
t
Theatrlaal Katie
lg war but...
rel-v on .
-. QMPtQ‘lFWPPWM the auth»
afiddmvflliwiw 0‘ Willem!!!»
. . v . .. ‘ d .
.- - I . .
in," krill take place st Ilusic Hell.’l'hurs-
day evening. The chief interest of the
play is centered in little Elsie Leslie
whose age and size exactly suit her to
the para she has lonesome. She has
a greater opportunity to display her dra-
matic ability in this play than she had in
her original character of Little Lord
Fauntleroy. Both as the Prince and the
Pauper eheis said to bevel-y elfective.
This is indeed the era of curly drslnetlc
development. Here isfa little girl, barely
eleven years old, who is entirely self re-
liant as a star. "The Prince and the
Pauper" scored asuccem in the princi-
pal cities of the country last season, and
night and matinee performances were
crowded to witness the charming acting
of the little Elsie.
a
lntereatlng Items from Everywhere.
There is n church in the town of Ber—
gen, Norway, that is built entirely of
paper. It can sent one thousand persons
in comfort. and has been rendered water-
proof by a solution of quicklime. curdled
milk and white of eggs. Save your news-
papers, boys, and build yourselves 3
notice. ’
A ptlenmntic tube connects Paris with
Berlin. it is used for postal purposes.
and makes it possible for a letter mailed
in Paris to be delivered in Berlin in
thirty-live minutes. If the tube could
be enlarged sufficiently it might be used
by either France or Germany to surprise
the other with an army, and to settle
the quarrel that has existed between the
two nations for so many years.
A gold brick recently shipped from
Yuma, Atlanta. to Sun Fnrncisco is said
to be worth $90,000. A residence wu-
strucled of bricks like this would cost
several dollars more than most people
can ntlord to pay.
In a hail-storm in West Virginia recent—
ly the hailstones were like great chunks
of ice, and smashed windows and made
lurge holes in the tin roofs of houses that
got in their way. If these storms would
be more accomodsting and come along
in summer-time. the ice hills of the
fathers of some of us would be very large»
Iy reduced.
limits are regarded as curiosities by
the Hindoos. and for this reason half a
dozen or more titllcprcces are often
found in the spurtments of the wealthy
Hindustnnees. They are not used as
timepiem, but simply for ornament,
since the oldieshi-med way of telling
the hour of the day in India, by calcu-
lating the number of bamboo lengths the
sun has traveled above the horizon. Is eu-
tirely satisfactory to the natives. It is
said that in the country police stat
lions in India, where the European
division of the hours is ob-
serral, time is medsured by placing in a
tub of wateracopper pot in which a
smell holehssbeen bored. It is suppos-
cdthat it will take one hour for the
watertoleak into thepotsoas to fill it
and sink it. When the policeman sees
that the pot has disammred he strike-s
the hour one hell like gong. If he is
smoking or dozing, the copper pot may
have d'nappmred several minutes before
bediscorers the fact; but the hour is
when he strikes the gong.
It was agentlemau of Irish proclivitica
who, when he saw the sign “Great Slau-
ghter in Clothing," went into the store
and asked for “wan of them kill stilts."
If a New York millionaire gives u din~
her at 5th avenue ”14:9:le attest, costing
00.00, which has . y ’ ,
rod these :31 mam.w l: doc-
tors' bills ll have to pay 0.5.00
each for Cactus (lure to cure them
what would be the saving per capita ii
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 ms at tho fee-ti
W a: "m. a...“ :2." “:1:
1"“ at” '0 . , ‘F
' tcu’ttn Blotfilb‘ur‘e.
getlnfonnation‘
.‘H‘. BROWN,
MIITIIV PlHlllll. "Ell and
Ill ”Hill. 11' IllllFIll.
IHEET lllll VIII
all u ilOb’TllAltlland
litmufitr'ohfirfi’i' 0' amatebrfletl
trounced???" 333' “3
In the city.
nu. ”infill" not
out. mi
Jehhlna. All or-
Wllllvtltwle anti
rat-ela- workmen
at the Iswwat
Ill 'ullllnl OT. MIME.
WWHWLW
Notice.
meals that mm»
m. min... "
. umb-
w...“ ”W:
l
smock
also fill-érrlmmuem, .
Stoves. Ranges t Healers ‘
3 Fancy New" "Butter. *
4 lbs. for $l.OjO.* F
Come and try it. Sweet and fine flavor. Beautiful to the taste.
8 lbs. fancy Creamery Butter for 81.00. Excelled by none.
BHlHlES E. SEYllll
. , LEADING
preferred to straight oars.
Taylor it causes.
Realislaleandlnsulance.
VltlllllllToll STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
auntf
W AN'I' l-III.
A llAN to driveww 7 i andrtnke care of;
horse. Apply at ‘. Hayea‘ market, North
Main street, South Nerwalk. flat
A GIRL to do neral housework in small
family. its erences required. Ap-g‘ly at
73 West street. South Sorwalk. ' tit
“mom Cums " situttlon. ” Eddy... Iv.
Hess. ll Chestnut street. South Noggk.
“minus—AW; Q? in; as; the}; of
Roth at (in schmldt. a2: lw
‘ lRL mwadhdishcs at thevDepot Boston
runt. 823 3!
‘VAS’l‘lina—Yonng men and young women
‘ from lb tofi years of age to learn book-
keeping. stenorrsphy and typewritlng and
take good pa ng ltlnn after graduating.
Address The ew usinees College. 12.2 F l
33 Washington Street. South Norwslk.
Please take notice that All of my boots are built of
._ . CEDAR. -CDPl’Wmtened.
s r-
‘lleld avenue. Bridgeport, Conn. 1w
"iii— llil'l". ‘
I‘m)!!! at who]: stro t antinutes from de-
pot. Apply my. .I'. Leland. Norwnlk
Lock company. all! 3t
‘EVEN mum at it lit-[Loco syringe. Mlod-
3 ern improvements. toms n rut-c use
condition: rent :10 per month. Also four
rooms at to Belden avenue: rent 85 per ‘
inquire on the premises. spill at
'l‘WO second-floor apartments of five ms
each on Osborn avenue. l'Zw-lt Nor alk;
vmter in; rent. ”cull. A ply to John Tryon.
35 ill wide avenue, East . orwalk. all if
AT ()ys'er Shell Point, n house of ll ye rooms.
Inquire in the cumin 0: (X F. Elwood.
No.56 Wster street, South hcrwnlk. a3) lw
l ' pper flat, 8 rooms. ll Tallest street. house No:
l B Toll's street; also 5 rooms on second
floor No. :3 Nortthln street, South Norwalk.
Also onehnrtse near Elm Grove store. A it
to John H. Knapp. 2': West street. a if
‘IX rooms corner of Mai
n and Ann streeu-l.
Rent .15. Inquire nf '
IE. A. “tardwnnl.
. ._ 93“.
()3 Tillersrenuc near West utl'eet, a very
mnvenient and desirable house. modern
im rovements inquire olJaeou .\l. Layton.
lh't Vuhiugt Ln street. m@ t!
(VIN‘TMSE seven looms. stluatod mrner of
2 Main end Pine strerln. Inquire of Pool.
Maud: harkwmd. Norwnlk. (‘L lnrv tf
i-‘tr'lt same.
()5 AtK‘Oi'NT of going awa ,a house with
ll nuns and inert-s of and. plenty of
Ifruit. hill barn 'and honor Mindh outbruild-
us. nrwvdrvpalr. A um.- orse arm
wafinn wit shifting sprig: and reach and
she villa: cost 8“). will sell for m lheavy
single work harnesa; (1)»! $3750. will sell for
l in nhator.ll!l ms. with brmders, cost
llll. will sell for 8&3. All asgmwl as new. In.
uire of it. .\I. Try-in. Darlen. near Sprinmlnle.
30“., l’ 0. s5 lw
\' EW jib and grew! malnmll for leo-rt best
A rhenv. zlso about mung. lmn ballast in
lblh. blocks wlth countersunk handles. Ad-
dren- itallast. Sunset. s2! lw
(V BEAT opportunity to purchase an uprltfh
1 piano, a» meal as nrw. for cash or n~
stalments. Mes! bewld Inquire-u! or ad-
dressJ. Frank llider. Tl West avenue. South
Novwalk. all if
\OREAT HAIlIiAl V. "cm, tnp buggy and
I harm-as. Only flirt Torvheentlm turnout.
Home 9 yearn old. semia- and kind In every
wa . perfectly soon . Nnt atrald of anything.
sale for any one todrlve. Buggy and her
near to first rate mndltlou. TM» is a neat
Apply to L H Lockwood, near i'tled
a
buffalo.
hill , Darlen.
BUILDIN’G lot. situated on the west side of
Hryview avenue. .N'n. as. For particulars
address (Y. it. tit. John. ll Elisabeth street.
titmth Norwalk. rowan:
LDS'I'.
HMAM. round pocketmeen raring on
1‘ side"! tbrtnclover learn. (F ' ‘ ‘ a
fill) gold ierc and sliver half dollar. Lost
tween l alstul’s drilr store and Nprlng
street. Pork-think need as it her ks.
Huitable reward for its return to this u re.
NOTICE.
The public a" lltl’onned that the Old Well
Laundry will reopen on Monday April min.
umwuhlnstos non-mm all union will
telllla‘nktullyvdvel and satisfaction “an
an m . 3 . "
"Ive Mira; bassinet 'l a. In. to! pm.
N. Kuhn flirk done by hand and no u-Ms
need in washing. ) 1m
Immanuel Tun.
‘ N I
Tllgctaaua mot the ngimcrwylk l [333
the district tax
of twoand one-half mills
onthadollar laid the mm! list
«vr
. on l mo
of III. at a mestlwof the dlstrlct it! on the
it “‘1' of June at the Frau .ln street
when turn. wl hedne and payable on the
a ll .lwau whirhtlure shall he
to t some at the hardware
ofA. ll. Color. In Music “all block. Pen-
alty at the select nine m not cent.a year from
May will is unallbllls malaise
no I“.
.. "’ .5?"
errand. Ju
murmur
. A. or.
sense can?" mums JR...“ lots.
Dated loath llorwalk. April u. use .11 lm
,_ tun-40m Texts.
payee-of i Cl! of Mb N lk
ml fins mm :3' "my
a . W
of «a the b3
.ataelt meatlua
...a3 cal-inure: yum
mm. "mm" mm
y the to turnoutperamns
m. y‘i, atlfin ekarrrdon attorn-
«2.5:.- “mmfifillm
Dated at sun wheel" 'A'mt trier, ,9
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THE NEW
BllSlNESS BlllEGE,
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engineers..." "'l 3: mm
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Handmade SPOON (mus furnished with each best when
H. EMORY Puss"
Int. _ .
‘ enti'nécriiiillc"illicit?
nder the auspices of
Old WellH.&.Lllo.
IUSIC HALL‘SO. NORWALK,
‘ Wednesday Eve. April 27
a women. PROMPT,
Original Tickets printed f rA good
for this daze. Pf" lath
M me. Scalchi,
Tffeol 335152155511? : 3:33:33 at.) agate?”
S'rlla ll. Gonzalez, Soprano
Mlle. Elsa Bigllallli, 'Tllllllllsl.
_ Slg. Carlo Spigamli, Teuol.
Sig. Edward lisilli, lame
Robert H. Stanley, Basso.
‘AND—~ , ,
Gav-.neslemflerzav
Knabe Grand Piano used at this concert,
ware moms lat i‘lfth avenue, Row Yer
RESElllEll SEATS soc andblSc,
Now on sale at lion's. fiouth Norwalk, and
nesté‘iilihi.
Gregory‘s. Norwalk.
, a
Monday Eve 3. Ann! 25
beeond (inndhithletic Exhibition by the
SOUTH HDHWllK lTHlETIB Bllll
At whi h tint
t giggfmn e the following talent wtllposi-
J- “'alulifnl).n unknown. ll Fitzgerald and
. \Valker an
Menuhin and u. McKeevgrfanlkagonk/y' :3:
Brown, D. McIntyre and I. Klaus W
31%;}; Jpfinsoul.’ Jfimgjtiirr sud is.
. sy e an . urrsy'J. Emmons an
I). Holden. 0. l'l' ‘
(i. Yoergcr. ads and). (urr,J.Plta and
J. Nooneyin rouge of the da ~ Prof "
beck and class on horiwntals'bar .éi‘gii'i:
ilumlltnnunll Stokes to song and dance. .
Prof. bell. hoe r will have a stone wel h-
ig‘lim pom)?»I rotten on his gs
c 'u rum - -
1114;: fur'gnr ipdmhfinfig ( built-uses All!
a event 0 the evenin will be -
tat tor the light weight e'hanlplonihllfllgrcgge
Town of Norwals. a gold badge valued) at llfty
dollars. Scientific points to govern.
GRAND “TND-UP
IKE wuum and nuts,
Middle weight Champions f L‘
(I o onnectlcut and
e a
. Johnson
Nandahy
Master f 1‘
"MN": mmonksdtr. Fred sullen. or
A I’ll Infill)! . -
50 and 75a.
rum-“c "sire“ "
Thursday Eve’s, April '28
Enwenmn of
ELSIE LESLIE,
Supported by a Thoroughly Competent (‘om-
any in
ll
DIIIEl FHDHMAI'S Plllllllll'lllll
“ of Mnrk Twain‘s celebrated story
THE PRINCE
AND
THE FATHER.”
A Comedy Drama in {on -
Abbey 5.... do” “Tim“ ”'
Till: RECORD:
s months ltroadwe 'l' t . N
0 months lit-ton ”Lt-'0': Tia-13:. Y0“.
4 mail». Put Theatre. Philadelphia-
6 months llmley‘a Theatre. Chicago.
fiesta on sale at lloyt's and (lnmry'a.
B U N N ELL’ é
BHIDGEPOHT THEATRE
HA1 UltDAY IA’HNEZ AID lvfllm
lHE W
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AND THE
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