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, mammmmemmc of the United States District Colut in 11'” “"8" "y ' y ' '3
tantrum Powder.
, __:ilellehore.
and our prices are very
reasonable, considering quality.
A
PlAISTEll,
231‘” ,‘w‘V
Jugglst
St, in. lentil.
iTONIZK.
ash?
A Wonderful
B'lhfiiéhine.
“Hills «in other machine. hewears
“hm lthnldthat his bodylsvlr-
”MM!“ overy two toth
yous. Torotardthlrtaaktagaverts radical
lyW-aalassss-rsuehttmsanddn
,maslsagby thousand-onions
milla- and
“Mylar-unmatche-
Youdaa‘tbvomstostwro-
Withdhuvohactloas.
’ aalqswsluttas mum starchy
“‘Mbawmdw
irs-m. neuter.
mt
l‘rsshto brisk southerly and southwutorly'
w’lndswlllprohablyprwvalhwlthnhfhlluw.
odfiiy clearing. On Thursday. fair weather
will wobablyprwvalwlthlowcr tomporatll’ro
andfreahvpaterlywiadszandourrlday war»
' mrr. partly cloudy weather.follonad by rain
inthlasectlon- ‘~
Wademptuhqenaadurtt‘onnmf Newliaveutoday.
ofmqrpenrsiaadmfsispealawa, 1 _.__.....
Mohamed forafmaltrrmtes, literals John Boyst, the New York. New
low!“ “WWI-recast.
MMMeloudy,war-rsraud
Silli'l'll “DIWALI
“at mmladwcny mDoI-g
slim
Anewtime-tahleftwthcmoeolidamd
madwillbeisuedlayld.
Thebc'atGeneralGraot and mm.
702nm diochargingcargoesofooal at J.
H. Ferris' docks.
The boat “Green County Tanner” is
discharging a cargo of cement and stone
at Raymond Brothers’ doch.
-—Strawberry short cake and icecrcem
at the depot restauan
'flleechoonerBemie Brown, of Rich-
moM,\Ta., baa discharged a cargo of
lumber atLHatch, Bailey at Co.'s wharf.
Aconveutionofthe “20.11:... of
I-‘airlleld county will be held in the Park
Street WW church, Bridge.
port. In! l~"«
Commodore Francis Burritt’s new
yacht'fammodore," recently launched
“Bridgeport, has been enlisted in the
Indian Harbor Yacht club
A.B.Qoley,ohairmauoftbe commit
teeonsewmadveetioesinancthar col-
umnforbids for the construction of
sewersinladiaouandI-‘ranklinm
Ofilcersof Company C, of Stamford,
’rtutc that there is little doubt that the
entire Fourth Regiment will go to
Stamford and participate in the [erode
during the 850th anniversary exert-inert.
phitt lawn mowers at A. B. Coley's.
\"tncent Fabrit’a, whose littledaughtsr
died yesterday morning. received a tale-
grain in the afternoon announcing the
(loath of his mother in Boston, and say-
ing the funeral would be held th'n afteru
Everett E, Noyes, of Stamford, has
been promoted from corporal to cum
miscary sergeant of the Fourth regiment
Ir. Keys is well known hero
having Menthebsssoststl’aul's
church foraotnetime.
Abouttweatypeoplefruat thhcltyatv
landed the sixty-second annual carn-
meocearenteurches of the New York
Collogeofl’har-acyatW Hall.
l”lasteventug. InoDavisandl’tedBchaub
weroamoogthsgvaduatea.
mm m Bottling Works drinks
are the brat. lorsalesverywhere and
used by almost everybody. if you
tumultuous-moose.
Angpeddbr’shorsersnawayouthe
Willi-m Thsttentwheetr
Ivar cut toaster-lyre»: '11..me
Em WMWWE 'llie
no «period that a llathlllm tum
willbehetdlcsdayovenhlgatthrana-
cHIyWGm Oom-
f‘ Madame-romance eta-rate sad r, at so.
wslh,wiiltakepart. Theywlllhedi.
A.w.‘l‘wim,forstsrlyin wordplay
ofllrugglotl. I. lloyt, was new
twwnnattm.
aaoraags‘lbsstdtdr room, I north
“mum-doom
ore-hp. Dogwwilts ready or rat
Mum-pp...“
Haveuand Hartford railroad mail car-
holds its regular meeting tit-mm
evening. All 1105 members are cordial-
ly invited to attend.
Hat: and Victor'fl. Both. of this place,
died ymterday at her home in New York,
aged sixty-live years.
ciao, has withdrawn from Dwyer’a band
A
~-'l‘lte high wheel Penn and Philadel~
= -‘ slattsllosoffoareompsaias.
Hormonal-matron
Thuswssollyowstiehst ut- nae, WW“W“
tlutcfthsltspahliaaro, onlyth
C. I. Missile. tits darts sullen
vol-worried. Aaromtt. lflfim IIII
”Wu-"1“" Halon-M. list-neared
Eh“. e. r. u. ran:- streets
1.1%.”th
m
Il-latu'r'oAl-aoaolortr-orrww.‘ “rimmimuhhhom “coolant!!- ‘ of homefromEdward Hafuer‘setore.
1. , ‘ ———————- mwmiamwllloonflrntsflm -—-——-
5334:!“ ““332? 1fll-cth'gdolm Sherman WI. 30!“ Arcaoum, ErnatGroeschner is having a stone
Hrs. Jacob Roth. mother of Emile IL.
Master Edward Buffy, the young lumi-
to acceptaptaitiooas instructorof the
NorwalklvooWorhba‘od.
-—Pure colleewtthpurecream,oc a
cup,depotrestsurant. Openalluiaht.
Thomas Jobnaou,colnred.aod Prank
Smith were arrmtedlaatnkbt for-bat
ingtheirwayooatraln. JuatloeTown—
aeodfinodthcmfiand ooataeach.
Are you weak and rundown? Dr.
Ifichudsm’sChmMChamomileand
Gentian Tonic Powders curs Weaknas
and General Debility. Ask for he. or
10c. sample.
State'l‘rearurerllenryhascalledm,
Mofsutebooth for payment July I.
There are all the hoods of the State of
Connecticut outstanding thatcanbepaid
by their terms until I”.
DouglasForwler Post, 0. A. R. will
mammoth. 2. church on Sun-
thyevening,lay 29th, at which time
Comrade B. E. Burner will deliver an
addremappropriatetolfemolialDay.
I). (Lumen. wbocooductedtheshcot-
ing gallery atllottlnl’oiut lost semen,
harattedthe smioxengh's building,
eastof the bridge, and will conducts
aheotinggallerythere. Anaddition will
behuilttothestore.
—Remember the sociable and enter
tainolent at city Ctlogregatioual church
this evening. Admin-lo. including re
freeholento. 15 cents.
Dan llclutyre. of South Nora-nib, anti
lke Williams. had afour-roundset-to at a
benefit for William C. Kenny, in Bridgov
port, last evening. The Union aaya it
was as pretty an exhibition of the manly
artashas been seen for some time in
that city. _
TheBlack Rock railroad accident near
New Britain. has resulted in the dis.
charge of Conductor find Jacobs and
Engineerliavooaof the New England
loclltnlll,lndof&mduclm Whitoomb,
of the long Island expre- and the
telegraphoperamrat Black Rock.
Thefanaaloflll-Ellaltoyaoldswas
heldfusufltlary'scbureh this morn-
ingsttflltocloch. Rev. Jeremiah Du
gancouductedahigbrwamover the re-
mains. Thsthroeyounglaenwhograd—
ustedwlththedsosassd.llarohl.A. Par-
sonaFraukltouderandlrooDavlrtactsd
as pallbearers, tea-that with Walter
MWRMIIIIW Kb
diilen. Thelntermeutwaslnilt. lary's
eel-stay.
soswsu arm
lieutenant-Leighton!
placadiufroutofhls lulu street
erty.
Imbflerahiaehasgsofenaleo
tltmeoadHIbakcywapadarlngF
RByabso’slllasn
Prod limo, wb had drugs of the
ldbun b has
sevendhtsonnaoettcnwlththeeoatpaay
asthelauhlam have been the. from
thflstollowdosasy.
B4 WASHINGTON
grim (harried; 0. U. A. IL. meet to-
Ilithi- *
being no materialcbange iathecondi
autonomy-five persons in BuPaul‘s
church, Sunday morning.
othercarrievrwillsooofollewsuit. , '
Danbury, andGeorgeB. Mills, «Greens
Farmtakeeplaeethisafternoon
wellattendedaodwn a dmsrvtagsuo-
ceas.
afternoon. Thomatiagwasan enjoya-
M gmnm ww-mm‘hm WEE?“
J, Hill
.__....v w
ingflltousofcoal for J. Wallace liar-
vln.
Janna Taylor. of VanZaudt avenue,
Matti.“ night, while going to his
0
Theoarpantsllrtrlhla toll on, there
well built iutherearof his properly on
the weetsitioottbeFort Point road, and
——Go to Mitchell' s. w other improvements made.
letter carrier Percy Gleudenniag is
tmaoewstyle spring uniform. m
The W: Railroad company is
erecting fences one thousand feet in
lengthoppcaiteeachdepot for the pur-
pose of preventing people from crouing
the tracks.
Charla Benedict, of East Norwalk,
hasroturned from his winter sojourn in
San Diego. California. Be went out by
Pacific Hail steamer and returned by the
Santa Fe route.
i
'l'heluarriagooflhsCarlle non. of
Thscunowtgivenby the Y.I.C.A.
vooalcls-attheirhalllastovoaiug was
The Railroad com uy had a large
foroeofmen work yesterday,ex~
teudlogthspla cftoenewdepotloo
feethyplacingstoueduatseveral inches
thiokalonpidethctracha.
Engineer C. ll. Wood. of Norwalk,
was surveying yesterday for the sewer to
connect with tbcpropoced new hat fac-
tory. There is some talk of changing
the line, running it tllrougll llaple
avmue to connect with the sewer on
Eastaveuue.
Alias Mattie Richards and Henry S.
\‘l‘hitlock were married in Port Chester
Holiday evening, the knot being tied by
the Baptist minister at that place. They
will reside in MLWhitlock's house in this
place. The groom was granted a divorce
from lain lint ts-ifo ohm-t min month am
TheRcadingClrolimetwlthlrs. W.
ll. l’ieratin, of Union Park. yesterday
bloou.
Thedatotw the Wheeler d: Wilson
bandooucerttohoglvsoat the armory
under the anspiceeof (hmpany I", has
been settled uponasllay l9.
»-—Butehers‘ and grocers’ fruoko aad
sodomi- at Mitchell‘s. 50 Wall one“.
One more was played in the Nprwalh
club's handicapbilliard tournament last
evening. The players were I. C. Timon,
lot), and until m I”. The latter
won by four patch.
WWWW Shaw, "ti” was
smoothed (lunpany F. Seventeenth
regiment, C. V.. a former resident of
Norwalk, nowolNew York, has receiv-
rdapensioaoffipsrmootb.
lieutenant Alden. of Comm C,
Stamford.hasbeeu appointed battalion
adjutantaod Sergeant Walter llall, of
(hmpany D. has been appta'atod oar
geantlaajorbylaioutaaot-Colouolfhowe.
lizard In. Edward F. Smith cele-
lasted the tenth anniversary of their
marriage at their home on Riverside
avenue l-t evening. About thirty
gaestrwere in attendance and sodium-
ful evening was spent. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith received a number of presents.
and a supper was served.
—Stravr bah at Illcltell'o. DAIIHN.
The Democrats held their caucus for
the election of delegates to the State
convention. in the-Town Hall. Monday
evening. It w- the largest attended
and nmsteothuiastic caucus ever held
here, aeventy.votca being cast. The
delegates elected were l-‘loyd Del-field
and John ernm.
A portion of the machinery of Captain
Charles W. Raymond’s oyster, steamer
"Serra" broke, last week, while the
owner was dredging oil Nortbport. l.
l. The boat laid there until Monday,
when sheatarted for thb flace. arriving
yesterday morning. The men were
obliged to pump water into the boiler
”1 find...“
“Bolflm'fl.
Elbert Avery has purcltaoeda new
horns.
Nathan Perry is building an addition
tollb barn.
J. l. Barthes noted rooms of Mrs.
Amelia Osborn.
J. 8. lamihou baa parchmul the
Mme place: consideration. .00.
Hrs. St. John. of Academy street,
Norwalk. b vhitlag friends in town.
Julius Killer, of llartford. is in town
vblttng his parents, llr. and lira. D. ll.
infill 11: ’ ‘ _ t t
Contractor Henry Seymour commenc-
ed work this morning on the foundation
for the cafe deptwit vault in tin- first
National bank. The iron work for the
vault will probably be shipped in ten
Gm WW-
ll. W, Kemp. clerk for (Wk
Brothers. showed a reporter ymterday
afternoon an Raglhb cucumber twenty
inches in length. The seed from which
itwasralssdeaaso direct from the old
cotlntry. ~_
Ullie Alarm one of Norwalk's
favaitoaetresars,quelledapsnlciu her
sudlaooeat Norwich. A alciun light
exploded and some one cried "Fire!"
She immediately addressed the audience
and her cooloers proveutod a stampede.
——tiingle and double lire-tad bar
coatsatfllWallstrsst.
Abouttwl ortwelve students from the
Norwalk lllltavy Academy, with some
lady frtends.had a banquet Ioaday
evening in the Stanford Hunt. The
gentleman are arsmbsrs of the Kappa
Phi fraternityaad come from a thriv’
lugohaptuluthcl‘orwalk Academy.—
Advocate.
Harry Alder, alias llenvy Roosevelt
Vanna—riser, who fooled liorwalt's
rw‘ehtc.atemti min... t...
“WP‘A 3".” hm It
Written .
Lyssa liadlrynohowas not expect-
edOoltvofro-oasday to tho asst, ls
ttettttdaageraadlmprovlngfast.
In. L P. Itller loft town Tuesday
”hmhmml
hpyollowesohtla flewasoaeostl-
lagiy attentive to the girls and thelnfer-
aaeewastliatltswas after srlelt wife.
thablythat was hls purpose in Nov-
wslh. MM” «9 mining for Downs. 3.“ 3g. .m
MWIAW‘LW _ apsudthoulatasrthmwtthharpar-
Thu-Maul the Woman Ila“ eats.
”mum“ mmaummam
mum-tat. atta-
', :mmmmu
”annual-wary
byti's’lhl'o‘molloby so. cut
sad-astound ole-Ir «In
muffin-tin
Vi’dthsydna'tus
idfi‘mwymw
erase-r. eourH honWALK. couu.
WWW
What the "flatter and l‘arrler'
with the ears Wfimlof‘fliclhlen
boring returned from the road, and the
nin'rl‘t‘t-t lrl altéudy well tsprintled with '
buyers. with there than beet; no boom.
and In attlna instances disappointments,
in the amount of preliminary orders,
there seems to be no great dismtisfaction
apparent, and an avenge mason at least.
is hoped for.
have been largely devoted to special
shapes, in connection with which it may
he said that never in the history of the
trade were there so many styles shown
as at the present time, and buyers are
perplexed to know what to buy.
a standard style. that should be the style
and everything is in fashion this mason
for a blind man to make a mistake.
Taper crowns, full crowns, high crowns,
low crowns. wide brim, narrow brims,
flat set. roll and pitch, dish-brim, D‘Or—
say, round, Bud, Stanley or circuit curl
——anything you want, in any proportion
and any color. Pay your money and
take your choice. Certainly a moot ex-
asperatiug and confusing state of alloirs
to manufacturers, dealers and consumer.
ultimhattrade if a style in still hats
could be evolved each season that would
beaccepted as the standard for the new
300.
Says
About Trad- aud Styles.
MW ‘ mind‘flll’ubdm ‘ r‘tr'aig"
The early ordersscem to
Come and try it. Sweet and fine flatter. Beautiful to the taste.
3 lbs. My Creamery Butter for 01. 00.1 Excelled by none.
33 washington Street. momma...
m
Thisbont is 14 ft. 8 in.
and riveted. The seats are
miugs polished BRASS Finished' m.
1:35;.
Plariltin Coder, co burrod
with‘CA pper
Price $65.00.
For further information and all kinds of BOAT FITTINGS,
inquire at A. B. COLEY’S hardware store.
E bottoms All trim.
catfish
up"...
H. EMORY PEASE.
If ever the necemity was apparent for
t is apparent at this time. Anything
'n still hats, and it would be. impossible
It would be vastly to the benefit of the
With the present multiplicity
of leaders of fashion and the estab-
lishment of agencies in every city, town
and hamlet there is no authoritative
style. and, in fact, no aimilarity real or
apparent True the leading New York
retailers hold their individuality, and
their agents are the lat dealers in their
respective cities. But the great public
doeenot untl cannot know who is who
in this matter, and the result is a con-
glomeration of styles, bewildering to the
eye and confusing to the manufacturer.
lr is tIiMonlt [4) fine hog— thin grunt 0‘
allairaistobe remedied. Fach season
brim new aspirants to fame as leaders
of faollion and introducerll of style, and
each, with true American independence,
asks; "Why have I not as much right
to be a leader as any one?" \Vhy, inde-
cdzfarbeit from us to say him nay.
The gentle public mil take care of that,
and fickle Dame Fortune will smile upon
favoriteaof her own selection, regnrd‘
less at times of merit or heart‘s desire.
A sflhiffiiliIi Jill Probated.
Yesterday in the Superior Court the
appord frolnprohateou the will of the
latcAntirew J. Peck, was heard. The
died intestate. leaving an estate which
inventorietl at $6,000.
of this wall left to the Probate Court.
Several musins put in claims for a por-
tion of the rotate. Before the hearing
was given. Mattie Schuart put in an ap-
pmramue. claiming to be the daughter of
the deceased, and the only heir at law.
mother was legally married to llr. Peck in
1858. After two children had limo born
to them, Peck deetwtod his wife on a rail-
road train.
l'alr Iolsl (realty Caucus.
At the state convention in Hartford
John ll. Ferris. of South Nurwalh, was
made 9 member of the committee on
resolution. Samuel Fusenden ofstam-
ford ptvaidml at a caucusof the delegates
froml‘airllehl county. They decided to
support the choice of Litchtleld ctmuty
for delegateatlarge. er lieutenant
Governor lurinfi. Cook of Bartholo-
sted. J. llelden llurlbutt was instruct-
ed topmmtthenameofllllanw.
Paige to the dlstrict convention as the
gangsta! was authorised to will
.he learns of Ir. litrlhlaud as alternate.
"Ian mam-m...
'l'hs learnt Fund nostril-tits: ofthe
Catlmllc Blots ‘l‘. A. Union. dimolved
yesterday at New llaven. There are
thirty-live members latt.antoug when
it was decided to dlvldo what money
limboowinthetroanry. ltwasor»
poised eight years sgo,hut met with
little m mainly through the“
Knights of Columbus. Forums and
imiiar mirth which offered largo
benefits. Each member will receive
about”
lam! lat [iota-vs.
Threesome-hi mmtlnaof theln-
Wflatmbtws,whlehmveu-
submitters, loll-lay. dread tits-sv-
olloers: Prsoldut. James Graham. of
knollyn; vleopresidut. Thomas J.
Intro. of llaabary: secretary, John
has... at Brooklyn: treasurer. Wm.
Hey, ofllothsl.
rat-semester‘s”.
"0alyoaswrsd.0ladysf"hs pleaded
“(littolitllstvwavdli .
Themmluohodatthoalsud
MMoahhbao-boloroher.
diocpsaedhwbsaomlltpaad
setttywld'htsl”
stems-titration»
'Mbsoalldflravalstoftloabada
”could-slit.
two dramatic,
deceased was murdeml in Newtown and '
The d'allribution d
tritruthecounty. animator
—-a
What Bridgeport Pays
peo
Since August 1. 1891, the date on
which Bunuell'e Bridgeport opera house
was opened for the season, up tothe
present time, there have been 115 attrac-
tions at the theatre. Of this number
eight were minetrel companies, forty—
twenty-eight comedy,
seven ‘operu, nine variety, twenty-one
lectures, concerts, etc.
her of people attending these attractions
was 45,385, an average attendance of 395,
Paid admissions amounted to $3l,780.45;
average per attraction, 3276.
“Have you observed much in the way
of peanut politics in the south 2’"
not unless you refer to something in the
nature of a goobernatorinl campaign.
If a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, muting
“00.00, which gives l9peo
and these
tors billsan fin y have topaysfioo
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 8'7 tpersons at the feast!
Inquire at l’laisted'e drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure.
to be Amused.
The total num-
“No;
pepsin
$33219 dram doc-
Whittltl’ 86 Hanford
llcnn. Plllillll, manor 8.
llfilnnh Cushtou Tires. both at
TL LIKES. fully guaranteed, andonl
a IVA“
Tennis to out t,
Gregory Bros, Agts.
sellout storm, 30. Honwam. or.
Agents for
liliflBlEll. lllllKfllll Illiii
Billllllli 00003.
if you want tnhavecomfort speedJllDE
A V lli‘TOlt W HEEL. with Sm Fork and
ual to
any pneumatic lire). NU BURST, IA DEC»
ouhavedecldedto try a pneumatic. buy
rter, the simplest to manage. 8100.
'Il WALL STREET. NORWALK. cram
WASHllitl'ftlll
an“! I
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WANTED.
STREET.
AG!
‘ oand public
(‘ are of Samara.
\
ll) K. l'ulmnr,
rrqu rod.
\
:o'. mall:-
l USERS al‘alrl while
the rover-t fat-tory
echntldt.
.\' rut).
locality by a small
w.
BL todogenem housework. A ply at
West street. South Norwallt. p
A‘s‘TElkPosition of trust capable nie-
ANTED «1 ‘apable than to take care of
hence all carriages anal make himself
u~eful in private place Ilt'ill' tlti~ ritt
AltiTlilL—A superior laundresa by the
month Also good war-her to come by
the day. No. otlrchartl street.
stunt-ital it...” in a health;
to about slept. huh. Reference furnl-lte'
nan frtaal t are. 321'"le (Mlle
mum
works, gut-tr: A.,
run “it
Apply
lie't rem l s
myISt
emblem
mySt
learning. Apply
of Ruth & Huld-
mv‘llw
family from June list
i Ad.
aflnv
To Illi'l‘.
“fills mmnalilr.
J. “. lttkl',
M ~ “'1
l
farm“ house. barn.
U
Sm lloat uh lnuu
( )il hylarsma
rmm'"
(“PM
STURF on For! Point utmt. rims-site Roy-
m.l.l~ -tn-et, East Nnrwallt‘. ~
vuplel as a grocery by William ti.
Apply to Jnhrt ’h’yon No,
3 Riverside avenue. Kant \orwalk.
“e, "0" “n “I “w emu“ "wt he, 0“'llt wt of house. 3 rooms.
at (‘oley’s hardware store
— liVlVBlllllNu uf lllruoms very
I si t.aate-lt «320 he the Music i all hlutk.
\o. t! llomh aln street. Apply to John
Ferris. royal!
house Taylor avenue-h.
I ator street. h 5 mill“.-
”it. oh W. Row-non. .Ilil. Ray ymgzud
mat... Wu”... ...z’1.'..... .
mo! Na in and Anastreets
infill.”
near Wort dent a van
“Barron-transit rdeorner of
M‘Mll'
mh.
myltf
Apply to
“South Ma‘ tt tree. txtiltf
i 0l'tili No. 24 Monroe turret. in nine at
John "rt-at her a barber nit: -.tp I North
lain Isl-vet. ray-MR
instantly
to, 5 rooms
av enuc.
pasturage
ride-rd"
dostrsblr W,
of Jacob K-
“ion,
MAIITIIY Plllllllfl. STEIN, and
lids FITTING. TII IO0Fllll,
SHEET IIDI '0“
in all branches. Ant for SDUTEA ARDand
RHHWZHTSON SP [AnLTlE- and celebrated
M .‘ll‘lllNh LOW PK ESSU STEAM and
“01A “ ATEK BOW.
The Inert line of
Stoves. Ranges 8. Heaters
in the city.
. ilil. stiff; isltt'iii mot
wt RE.
so ti tl uncut ion (Even to Jobbing. All or-
dvr>11 will be: neat with pmutptitudo nnd
ea '1. All work done bv first-claw workmen
att telowesr prune.
Iii WASHllflTflll 8T. BRIDGE.
SUCCESSOR T0 8. SELLICK.
Notice—Guy Tales.
'l‘lili‘ .tarpayere of the (mllah of South Norwalk
are hereby notified t t t hocit) haul
Mg mills on the dollarJaid Manama-eat
list»! 110]. atatitymeetlag about!!! the “it
«in of March la? will be dirt: andpa title
lit-112:, Hz: at whithtltne l ”Chill he yto
m 41m tltt name at my aton- Ill“ arbitrator:
slfrtt'l 40th Norwulk. i 'onn.
Penalty at literate oreper rent. per annum
from May 2.1m. willbe chargcdoo all bills
remaining on; «tillI tlm HEIA‘IIA‘ lute.
(ulteetor at f: it axes.“
Dated at South Norwalk. Aprl 11h.-
titties—school Tales.
1 Ali. “10.65” of the South Norwalk Union
Sell nol trict are hereby notified that
lit. lllalrlt' t tax of two and 11me WK) mills
(in 11hr dollar laid on the town sacrament ital.
of NW], at a inertia It‘ll!“ the ‘(ubl'k‘l held on the
admin of June. I Frank. in street
M'lutlu bottomwlll bsdueatul yabe on the
al day. of Na ills.“ whlcnptlme shall lbo
nutty tormmt tbosameatlhe hardw
starts- of A. ll. Peter, in Music "all block Pen.
silly at the r ttenf nine (W per cent a year from
1)" . remaining
wil All t bargeti on all billaromal
lb; lnj‘lflt on and after JIIM" i... that.
TOLL
('t loot r f 'I' (s f t
841mm “pm an onion h Nurwalh also
[M ed Knuthc Nurwlllk April it, I“. II! In
ppr-rlat, omit’frdloaatmhcuasfio. * ‘
a Toll' ntrret; but so an
floor No. fl “north Mdl; street :lmlthmtllmwalk. For sale.
Eton-“n” tr" gig-It- Arum ‘0 John 1' ”1mm: anthem“ of! ihelrrrtd of meat].
Muir Htarnnrtl
Irv-MM“- lldlm I39" my” ‘13:: a? macho ingot sell "the” olti
w w or power a III
N! scroll- firm apartment of five
() each on (Athens avenue. Int him-'11 dim billiyhhtmwam’lnlldo‘d' A2313“? ”“1 in
VIM All: "I“. 'flfh- WARN!“ A“ 3'3“! Mon. lug lsltnatod near the bridge at the bud
Rtvavstdoaveaae.m.w1~aullvor harbor. and beloollnt to
gummy”. Burrito either tartmaattoa stay the sa-
”Walnut
Woll (to... until? Aw Wino this nth due! April,
Wm COOK. Admlnhttllofi
MUSIC! MUSIC! "
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mg"- Llhmehestrr N no .
flee, the welhknowo unmet whilst. v-
1 are new roared to furl:
«mum
tr Grant“? tmrt an'l lance (heinous
aniotatm mm lea-as red .
nutter-as a lam till-err. We have come to
em.
Awllkfmflhjn
“minor.
and harness.
oils and
to-
like
.asarly new a
'lVW'O ”will . ftwl
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on:
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tor
new" 'lnqatreof
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cashor
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NOTICE.
we, S‘ih'WMWJ“ "ugh;
at will at
Mthaatfolly mxfimfil‘ m
“ Irrttt’fi‘tiriaicfiiif'
‘IAlnlll is will be
“refit-s satll m h n“
tam"
3:ka
months see-r- hrs
The (hr-Ea (Israeli
t‘ a monstrous.
loose;
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a. .tat.
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