u.
“i
, , We also makothe relieving ,
2 prices for the coming week in thirds-
"fil"“ '
meanmsmmh also
imnnrtittAvenne coo
. ..... ...........-~M..;....
ED. LOCK
_;no.. 2 south Main street.
essssesvessssssp
M.. u p. .
58 cells.
from Bron. rat-la sums-n. r
at 19m.
A These would bendable oflainggmn
Betme and i2 o’clock.
Willyoucorneinthe
itrtn‘ycur ‘ ‘ "
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gin-iron rm sou Imi- Grundy“;
r
i
l
i
l
l
pnttcrnaabiti
portunitytoreconomi-
oally carpetingn room is one you are not
“8510' " (
likely soon to see
\j.
smiths
.As it is, the op
wear. llain and W
the lots were small i
Boston Dry Goods
##1-VM,
i. i above is for or
. husot ills lie-trim mint-
-‘ iugGouncillnsufblsy.
‘Bills against the city union
in“ “.mm‘wereordercd paid.
d petition was received from the “-
dept- slldilsslsywscl ‘00de
mourn BWGESSE ‘ “0" ll“ “'5-
,nrruros'r rsrssros or
lleferred to committee on water.
' ' of Ferris avenue rho
WM main for their
Referred to wrnmlttee on
., Til-uncut board or the lethodist
copi- churchmetlsstersning.
*‘ last man'- nation of the Court of moratorium-am ssnta
We often hear people
- u sounr llill mm.
remark, snyin ,Well if I didn’t strike it All Sizes,
Butane-w. an important one. The
’tullcourtwss present. ‘After the pre-
liminaryluuine-lndbeen disposed of.
Wirdenll'inuuey read a petition from
municstion asking for themiuu'of '
the six-inch water main from South Wruhiminth'fim
Mainnreettolfesdow‘rcet. Amntiou -‘
mudebyCouucilmsn‘Cr-awthuttbs "
Monomers" York, spent kytheother goingontoro teinwhat manner and
ow we are are going to offer
Monday and Tuesday. a few lots of goods,
Miami-pullers luc
mefihflflfllw ho
MmmfisMwflw
matthsi as“ I” ‘
emu-muss-amwcu- V3}!
luWrirrhhoffl-ttcrd, is to con-
, ou take ad-
. duct the Fairva liaise during the
Music Hall Block. .
animal-mm F933; , 2;.
il in million
In. Hard and Soft Wood, 1 '
on gammy, AT LOW PRICES.
of and buy on can consider yourself not on y lucky but The ”'3 PM" i“ “"3 c“? “m
be eaturded, was approved by the.
The following resolution was unani;
twenty-eight taxi-yen. asking that u
ma. .m hoe-Ilene an
”a surn‘suflcient topare
,Wall‘metandlsinstreetasfsras
Hoytstrcet, macsdamising the re-
maindcroffiiedistuncetoth‘exew
endowed wi
‘mspwonhimguowiunonuo‘cie
bls‘atthehosisol Dries L'Eorumsdicu
Wwerening.
www.motmmn W
iugwork st Wilson Point. moved yes-
fidsyfronfiouthliorwalktothellnu'
homeonlaiustreet. '
Mr. H. Baldwin lectured to a
begin-arm.- in the Baptist crime,
laitcreninizmn‘flauleyandh‘utripto
Africa.” ltwaitvery internstiinguud‘in-
good common sense in knowing a good
Lot l.
’ 3,000 yds. of all the latest shades in’challie cloths, full '27 in.
wide, not the common stuff 24 inches wide which
wear forone week and then use for a strainer clo
No. larval“ do you good service and will oust during this sale, do.
per
Lot 2.
notify the Norwalk Gas Light (hmpan
Electric Light Company. that the city
will terminate its contract with the Non-
walk Gas Light Company, made them
day of September. 1&1, at the end of
oueyear,uccordiug to them-of the
ut on and
islot is A
Aftathisbsd been discused,Water
”ml-mm
Councilman For, committee on public
health. said he and Street Commissioner
l-“rtch had examined the nuisance on
.. clover Farm Creamery Butler
IS SOLD.
apflm
L intern...
79 Washington Street.
2,100 pieces Serge challies, in stripes on] . They are neat and WALL PAPERS,
nice and will make it extremely pretty. an what is better they Paints "“8 V Glass e";
' I I '
am: We
youacousiderstion of t ' _
tsof ourwnter service. in so
as to bring the matter before our
fellow citim by a
James M. Lane's property on Woodwurd
trollisatbslsst
pelthsntoopsuthe
beendroppedbythewnrdcpurtment.
Ai'bt hoatheiougingtoflirnm B.1'ay-
luv, containing the owner and George
Mawiud in Scotch Core last Sat-
“, to,” 'r ”I ‘- ure fest colors and wr l wash perfectly. What more can you ask
avenue- They “mush! the city could for file. per yard. We mi ht state however. that this lot compris-
Iay sewer there which the owner of the
property would have to pay for. Conn-
ed all the mill had to sel , originally intended for shilling goods. Combined Chair and Step Lad-
urday. Mr. Taylor was rescued from
”N ing by Illr. Doris and both surrend-
edi getting into I small skifl. The soil
boatwarighted and they reached the
shore none the worse for their advent-
Adcptsd by Isle Aim
law Earns, lay s—a Ins-m ct
Yale students adopted the constitution pro
pinsdiortbsnewpusnl athletic anemia
tion into which sllbrsuchesof lesathlctict
that Who earliest
purpose a
time'within your pleasure.
Our wata’ works need and should
have an incrussd water storage.
'ty is insnflcient for the demand as
now madeupon us, audit a dry period
mun again, as in the summer of will.
we will be in a cmdition ‘of inability to
pply the water mdcd
other uses, and
cilman Cruw moved that the committee
on public health, under direction of the
City Attorney. be empowered and in—
structed to abate the nuisance on Mr.
Lane's property. The motion prevailed.
Councilman [’01 said that Rolrert ”D.
L5" til-Ill had :1 ditch on his property
tection from fire. luliicli was also a nuisance. and ,he
present curiae"! for Where will thru ht it should heabuted.
notexceedone hundred miliiousuf gal- ( 1‘
Ions. Our consumption of water in the
summer season isestimatrd to b" one Illll-
lion five hundred tinnresnd gallons daily. rise for bids for the liad‘pou and
““0“ and “WW9 Franklin streets sewers. and that thebiih
in by Monday. May 0, st 12 o'clock.
The contract between the city and P.
M. Pierce was read and approved. Mr.
Pierce agreed to furnish i.5t)0 tons of
sum for the city streets for 81 per gun.
ton of coarse stone and eighty-seven
Lot 3.
50 dog. gents’ blk. §_hosc, with fancy front. For these 3 days
we shall Just cut the pnce exactly in two. riz.: 2 pairs for 12c. .
Lot 4.
1,500 yds ( lilting Flannel, fancy pink and red stripes, on per
Lot 5.
’ l0 doz Gonts‘ l'nlnundried Shirts, reinforced bark and front
-——lli fact made exactly as the dollar shirts; price for three days
Cents—b Jon In.” Win.
truism. Ky, lulu—“Dad‘s!
“first:
sarcomas noon rs shun.
'Ihsths luderurWul Ids
'l'rlnllnlelbsuvue.
, is; Arthur onion and Mrs. William
’Achart met with a serious accident Sat-
urday afternoon. They were just start-
ingput fora pleasure drive, and the
home try turning the corner from the
driveway tothe barn. when the vehicle
upset, throwing both India out. llrs_
Asian was mely bruised and injured
about the bend, and Mrs. Urimu musin—
ed njum to herspiue. 250th nau- are
flu" improving. The horse ran to the
footol the hill and into theorclravd sd-
joining P. lbylsmn‘s earrings (adorn.
lucky
“Jon ‘ .
yd. worth double.
t‘buncilman \‘oik moved that the com-
miiu-r- on sewers be instructed to adver-
of water unavaila . cum 3 fear of he
beingoutof water when most ilk-dud.
increasing. and the do-
for water is greater every year.
South Korwalk, with a smaller popula-
tion than ours using its water. has n
storagecapacity at about five hundred
33c vach: limited to :l to customer.
Lot 6.
der reduced from $2.00 to $1.75.
rrrrmrrt, rim Hittite no...
, amounts. "
79-Washinglun8t-79 7
2.5 do: Ladies' Gauze Vests. mic quality, sale price 3 for 25c. Columbia Bicycles 1
millimpofgnllonmandf‘rgm
misnomoruhsunesded by their
own
when; it,was stopped by E. W. Godfrey.
The carriage was badly broken.
cents pergrn-tou for all finestouw'or
TheeityadrsncedfitrcrtCommis-
to be supplied from
“0.00 .
And. it wunle. Some rare. WinninColum-
lulu so aim. which have been used but little.
A better lnl‘c‘hliuent than to purchase low
ct you have only three days in which to avail your- out. new whet-la. “.0... firm.
sinner Fitch $100 on the city's account;
Councilmen Fox and Nolahon who
were appointed to find a dumping ground
has for garbage. etc.. reported that they had
found a place on the Norton property on
They thought it Would
expect
the South Sorwalk water works should
oursupply fail. We must enlarge our
' nircment to avoid what
by all, viz.: a water
Slim Maud Christian has returned
from New York State and is again living
at the residence of Rev. 8. J. Austin.
The Drrien Juniors were defeated Sat-
it 'y alts-mum by a nine from the
infirm slum Folk-go. the score hilly;
twenty one to sixteen.
“filial: loomii. the night watchman
in the Consolidated depot at South Nor-
walk. h- rentcd moot Austin's outages
and expects to move here with his
imam lay 3.4!»:er to The W” 0‘ these
. , Journal from twenty small towns holding
theyndge W W“ Inn ”d M alsrtion‘owlepublicanvictonoinesch
uponhituthcaeuteuceofdeath. Them
saidthat in all h- experience withou-
inshhehaduever before munch soon
sumnlst» wretchssthe prisoner.
Anita-1M3: prououmd lhv'
hobangtd by the neck until you are dead."
3 gasped and tattered. but recov-
ered himself. Be their rank back in bi
The m in thacourtroornsp
plundedjhs verdict and antenna. been
ingwss then taken back to prion. The
execution will tah place probably inths
made some preliminary surveys in loca—
tions united for a storage reservoir of suf»
ficient sire and capacity, and can givers:
atimated custof the work. In our opin-
iouthercrenuefmmrleofwatercsnhe
madeto meet the mere-ed interest on
the momyneededfor this outlay. pro-
videdtheruoueycuubsborrowed a! thr-
n” mean is now Mug paid for our
borough water bonds, viz.: four per
Taylor a venue. the first ”I. h 1"” ”‘5
not he an appropriate place.
was inadv- and carried that the commit-
tee he continued.
The Board then adjourned until nest.
Monday evening.
nrrrn scuootrcmis or '92.
Anti—clove“ yen Insured.
Hume-n. Hay 3.411: flanked Demo
anticmm fourteen delegates to
JACKSON BROS.-
55 Wall Street. Nmalk. Conn.
B l'CYC 1.. ES‘
Sol . “Milan nr Pntlmutlc Tires)
lricycles,\lalches,iirlluns,Ililles
And thousands of other things given stray
I'llh orders for our rrklirntmi Tear. Cutler»
and Hakim; Powder.
l’rrfrr't mt'Lsfm-llim arrnrnr;!r.»rl.
_ :irnrlzhflamp for 3! page illustrated cats-
incur.
ANNA DICKINSON DYING.
flight litres numbed of Ilrr Irrev-
sry .0 In York.
llrw Your. lsy a—Auus Dickinson. ro
w. potitidsn. lecturer and pioneer h
the m’flbu increment. irreported
Wepetlrcrefore bring this important tint weekhduue.
your attention,
in; it. via: the increase storage supply,a
for the present and future
our water works.
Burgess Squires thought this was s
The Indim' Guild of St. Luke's church,
hugelt-cied officers as follows for the
President. Mrs. Frank
Green; secretary and treasurer, llrs.
Vincent Collyer; solarium secretary, Mi.
Nu- Preparing flair Ens-ye to he I...
at the Graduating lirerelse's. '
Tho- numbers of the South Sorwalh
iligh School class of ’92 are now turning
their attention to the graduation em—
ra. or; Electric cor-sins.
Ami". lay 3.-Daring the sector at
thelcguhiturcfierntcrcimwrhsd passed-
hintoinwrporatetheflenerslllectricm
pauywithsapitalofdmmwths
*‘ Thellelkna Te 0
M . S. S M IT H , BridgeportIPCOEn.n
to be dying at the Fifth Avenue hotel. She
is attended by l». eardrum. the hotel
physician. whohas slight hopes of thepa
tlent's‘ecovery.
Anus Dickie-in has long been prominent
Nellie Leonard.
‘« Dora Allen. Lizzie Valentine. elm
Furiugtou and Frank Snyder. who were
here Saturday evening. were
lined Si and costs yesterday by
Janice Koch. The Valentine woman's
bow-quid by an aged admirer from
Bath Kerwflh. Buyhr pnld his own
Iue'andtheothsrcnuplewenttollridge-
MW}- _
‘ RECORDS or run risisrr.
Trinity Church of Wynn Appoints rs
(lo-ultras to lie-I the- I».
Alarecentpariab meeting of Trinity
churchfioutbporma committee wasap-
pointedtolooh up. collect and correct
tleecordsolthe Parish.
'l'beornsniutioudstes from 1728M
itsrecurtbars inert interesting as well
as valuable. lady of the snub, e9
pacially in hoolrs referring: to births.
and m are incomplete. M
anditisrerylmpwtsuhfor the teueilt
very important matter. He moved rim
the recommendation of the Water Com-
missioners. the paving of Main and Wall
streets and other minor petitions. includ-
ingthc externion of the water mains.
etc., be incorporated in a call for a
special borough meeting on Monday
afternoon. May 16. at 3 o‘clock. to ap-
propriate money for the same.
LJ.W.Iflillxinhchalfofa
committee from thefire Police. asked
”information molding the rights of
themhcnofihatbndyat afire. lie
saidtheyhsduot yet been sworuin as
policemen. BoroughCIsrh llurlhutt
“they-haul». lnilhewotllduttend
cigar and rcchion, which will bring
their sclurni liie toaclose The clans
consists of nine niemliers. lire young
ladies and four gentlemen.
IImt‘ at work preparing their ms. the
subjects of which and the names of the
graduates are as follows:
“Puritan-and Carutlers.”
)llns May Emma smith.
”Recent Discoveries lu them-rot Astron-
prirneporinmausgitmsiromomt no
lilibecamealawaudthecompauywas
in tin country in the adv-ans mob of
public women A little more thaunyeat'
gulls wn committed to a public Asylum.
poor, broken and demand. it was raid.
She managed to scene in room. and
although her menial disorders have many
iiestsd themselves sincs.shs It. remained
insurance Building. 80th Norwallr.
[Mm-shins
upthetotslofone-twsutlsthof 1 percent.
lurimpoasdhythutm’sbill It bbsliered
thatthscurapaayistesds to dumb all at
the-nullcoan-issiuthastste.
l-pertull Mm Ilsa-led.
mantras". flay a—L'bartcrs were
grssted today» The first United Sister
Excelsior Building and Loan noel-thin. at
New mmwnssapuum of WM» ‘
Ian-moan.
«Wwflhumfltvld mom. and
thelshoulng radians-arsed-
llsn Bale Ella“. Miller.
"rho Art of the llmelick Trsln."
Bliss Bertha Nay Adams.
”Elm of All mm"
lies Ira May Benedict.
”In the You‘ll). A. ll."
Mira (trace )lay «leaning-u
“How the Writ Niall b. ”tried."
Wardsnllhnmey stated thsthe had
received .1“ for the Russian Relic!
Fund. Outof this he had paid ”for
, upemusndsent school: for
'istssss tnthe committee at Phila-
t'A Mighty Guild."
Jsmrs ll. Burner.
"iuvcntlonsot the Nineteenth Century.” ‘
Willis ll. Crone.
Maya—Workouthe introduction
elm-electric light lnthsVstiesah-s he
'iheelsrrshonorshsrenot yetbeende
cider). The graduation exercises will
tulle place at Music Hall on the 25th
inst. The undilute- will read thrh ‘
dolphis._ .
Chairman Green. of theflighwsy com-
MW that Butler street had
barn strayed. but on maps had yet
. Tn» hundamnesl and test «minced tea Wire
'n the auto of Connecticut. m in:
D. P. MORRELIZ.‘
l'fi'rit'z OF THE: PEAC Rotary Public.
J Permian Attorrwy. flealzllslnlo and flu
ln‘urnm'r. Furniture lawn-nee u simian .
m win-titrrurun arr-«t. t‘muth Korwslh. an“
o. P. monnétni
Litill'l' .\.\'ll "EA" Y Tlll't'KlNfl.
Plait-h sud harm-hum furniture arrival with
carr, Trunks rtwl yrirhrrmm callrd M and
Prompt!» rlvlrvrmi. “flu-r. 5'0. ill “finality.
l‘
mi. «Hr-vi. South Kuwait. r ‘unn. d
WITH uflfltllll “III“ Illl.
ii Washington straat.
"w- ilnlly from it to lie. rm. and from I to!
p. a... null on but“ y cvsninn from It to ll.
W interest all on deposits.
ALDEN FOIAIASH. l‘rnt.
JuiiN ll. "Initial. Vine—Pun.
Jiiiils' ii. KSAPP. flee-rid hear.
ill. 3. w. scrum. ”
VETEIIIAIV IIIIIEOI.
ill W Place. South m. lad
(hoary's Dru liters. Kuwait. mu
3. D. BAY Les.”
«1, This week we can come pretty near giving you an agreeable " ""“' "" “’"h h“ ."ml'
tsunami-hm or m
thsllssthadnotbslnldtto him win:
torch. Bessidthst tog-doth
oscillator“. Uponnuitiouo‘f
essays upon that Mm h- hso u.
the custom for many years. with then- .
crpnon of Him.“ lies. 1'3").
inmflyou"will‘huly uccept an invitation to in .
stoskrnf. L'edierr’ and Children’s (flocks. Capes,
. 9‘"
m and
,.r Blazers. Ouruews'ud complete stock of Ladies’ Shirt Walrus pmfiw “a Scientlllc om
Hunger. n. o.. of New llsvsn. scrim-s mu rat-h. mar '
an addrrm on"1'hef'lscrof thefllxh ”.mdm'flm
School in Public “with." The“ ,
Winn will he held at linsic ilsll mi m;mmm; mart-m with
the evening following the uradilflldflfl- m,
Chan-undamwftlnl'inam com
mittee. Burgers Green was instructed
ugh-head and grade the street, and
slsstoplaescrcsswslhou Beldenand
Mmdflfisspprnaclm
toUuinnPsrk.
”Wflhhdhsen-k-
“intrigue-unmade matter of
luv-huspuhst the corner of Ward
in all styles and grades, in laundriorl and unlaunrlrirvl. run
in price from 50c to 00.00 each.
—_——_...____—
Parasol season is now open, and we will guarantee to
you u better deal this season than ever before.
sumac-tor... .
losses.” s—hshllslot tssnsss‘ nous-I reuse
«West-WM 0r.
waspohoasdbasthsl slotted bytls a.
fact that tbs hw- b
magmas-nu
tolliLhatsiysodhatls’Is-lwsl.
:couitr-srssndotlieistine
Ottawa, lull-Isak is hows at
stir-aw at mull-pills
Manhattan":
I}. classic-valan-
mutant“
”w...—
Whea Ir. Wheeler was here last meillnsflsctthhdlty ss itis
tocornpareandvsrrfyvrery
gc Kyea properly tested and fitted With (has.
:mrm'mmwymld. ”IE?"
Jacob ill. Layton. ’
V0 scram Magi". L! s Wasn't
unnatural“ noted. .
to ”231'? will: “(titan iv
a lit ' iirnad ‘ .
kvdto lea.
Rs
Inst
[‘0’
3'; Ladies’ Hosiery, Gloves,8wiss Ribbed Vents, etc., me now MWWW '“' ”mu“
in ms being sold in grestqusntities, forthe ressouthat we are selling HOMER B "0??
' V
winter.bosabihitrd a few pictures of _
Palm,whk:h mod to omits the ,
deepratlnierrstouthepsrtufthosswho 0“.
had braved the weathir to bear hb.
OusviowshowedthaOardouoIOstlss- ,
crane and sawmills; essutry. wit
eissroutiiussofromeoftlwasciruttssd. Fur
whosesucsstrslmoh sud «sass wats
undoubtedlyibsrsouthedsrh
n thebstnysl. Auntharvisw
“radiate-av“ The matter
“Multan.
man-um that an order
biannual-walnuts“:
Isidro. to hoist! in. hssdsotths
“not thslswereuunittsemnd
pit Is that the at of thirtydays
, ottbssrweruha—
W’dsstsths culls-h Ema-thus.
. flewouldbeglsdtoreviewny
Mel-um. Wm
Masthefuldmsmbugold
mwmfsetnywritp
fighsarisgosthspsst‘
ltwtllbsremsrsbtrsd‘atsli
”unwarrant-
' them very cheap.
no—~*‘..~u—~a
AW ' CalicoWrapporsinallstylessredthebestvalue.
manhunt-J. W...
Look it our metal line of Bilkillnes, ml for Drapery, WWW“
only 18 cents per yard.
W
man worn-u: or rum
Ill some Hm m.
Repairing at In snow-pi w a
menu . R wind rm
[Milly {or lg re , add I m
were.
Merrill Business Ballast.
”m0. cons '
InLaceCnrtnlnsandUholst oodswoure a' lain . ammmméufi‘
p 9'78 w y g E's‘rnnuusim W37 0
w
our specialty every Saturday afternoon and
Men-39
Don't forget
‘ manic. l: more h‘cluck:
. | I‘ a u i t
”"anch or . “l“ ‘ " ‘
nuts
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