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cw articles which are
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llalnltlm‘ttut‘l'owder.
“laden Purple
'0} b110,”;
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in them
alga w ith
quell tobe found' In the mar
ket, and our prices are very
reasonable, considering quality.
15%“ *
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(will; .I .
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, Druggist,
43th St. to. Iomlt
WWOntlerful
Dieltlllmhine.
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h. ‘ Wham
cat “whisk-insur-
taally Ire-food every two tothrss
yvars. hrstudthla-akiagover is radical.
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W“ fall. of Ila-tics than any
“It—ails! mat. It is a assailant
“unionism-hm“
“filth MH‘” «1“ that Its
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ac. ‘ mass-t
wsl.sal‘hr arts at II. Lat-aurora”.
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of scar cppeurrin advent-ingenious
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Sun Rises gas: fligb'rids Low Tide
at 4:42 at'Mi at MB
low York Herald Weather inane-at.
~ May colder. clear weather: and fresh
aarthvuterly winds will probabllpravail. On
Friday slightly war-mar. fair to partly cloudy
weather will probably prevail. with flash
variable winds. hsrornlua mostly easterly and
southerly. followed by rain in thh section at
night. and on Saturday warmer. miy cloudy
weather. with rain. followed by clarion.
SMITH NGR'ALI.
“at the Purple of Our Olly are Dal-g
and laying.
Theladiestistciubm yesterday
attarnconiithflraJoasphLJennings.
'l'bercgular mar—Ty meeting of the
Prohibition club willhe held on Satur-
day evening neat, instead of this even.
tug. __
~Presh arrival of llillar’a (hnsdian
Paragon cheese at C. E. Seymour's.
J.0.Jenningshasthecontrsct to re-
petntnndputtheDorlonliouee in con-
ETCditionforthecosningseason. lie corn-
tnsnculworktoday.
The Cigar Makers' Union, No. 20, have
[used resolutions offering their moral
aadfinaacislaid totlsestriking members
_ oltheOarpenters' Union.
Are younervcns from wantcfaleepl
Dr. Bichardsoa‘choca. Celery and Cin~
cbona Nerve Tonic Powders cure In-
somnia and NM Debility. Ask for
5c. or 10c. sample. \-
——Strswbcrryahcrtcakeandicecream
ntthedepot restaurant.
ArthurWaldlunandJohalhmwlelt
townou an after-om train. .y-tsrdsy
forPortchester. Frurntherethey start-
edtowhseltoltiagariaouthetrbicycies.
’They expectto reach their destination in
tintetostartfubmnefiatmday.
Smy tbe's orebeatrn supplied music for
Canpn Engine company. of Westpon. at
the opening of their fair, Tuesday night,
in Toqnett’s opera house. There was a
large attandancs, the citizens of the place
manifesting a deep interest in the alfair.
kButchers" and grocers’ trucks and
andcoata at Mitchell's. 50 Wall street.
Prank Ayn-a. of Smith's market. rec
cuedalargn New Poundland dog from
Nanvoo island yraterday afternoon. The
dog wasnearlydmdastherois no food
or water on tbs island. Ir. Ayrea
thinks the canine had been there about
two weeks.
“reinsurance on Wright a Flynn's
carriagefactory.damagedbyflreonthe
uigbtoprril2‘l.bsvingbean edit-ted,
theybaveresnmedhlflnu.ullbng
riagesof llncelehrstedllabccck RCO.
makeanrlmannlacturinghdn. rebi-
elea for a large local trade. Tkeyars
aborushingtbroughagveat amonatof
jobbing.
alasveyourovder forlobstenat Rent
a Wand havsthemdelivelednrly
Saturday morninpm
Danny MW has related Barry
lacs frsss all obligation relative to
their "m.” The mom Athletic
elablsstuiahtarrangsdforassttowltb
Mndl’crwytk. ‘I'lteaarssrnsntia
lemurs-schism}
«withinglastevsntng Tbs
Wm WM and-o
Wilyarrsnudtbattheyprcduceda
varyprsttydsst. Tbslsdisswsrswslt
‘Vtoilisamonntot muons»
ram
”woman-Wow
n«rill hamlet!
The Clothiers,
South Norwallt
llr.AvaryInovedxastsntayfeuIanrb
bankanssttoarownavanue. Stamford.
w...—
‘Altonicy Johnli. Light will deliver
on 1W 1 H I I um. barn-4L 'Ji: 1 l.
. (“unlit Harm ifnmetldg’ till
Wile held‘
their hall on Washington street this
evening. w“...
~Reascuable prices it Lane's depot
restaurant. .____¥_‘
‘John Conroy has started a class in
boxing in the South Norwalk Athletic
Cluband will givethe first lemon lion»
day evening.
a. W.Craddookt80n, ‘oI Stationl
haveopenedamarketat lmWashingtnn
street. 111eyare men of experience in
that lineof business.
Ferris 8. llorebous’e has made plans
forsaia-roorn ccttsgetobebuilton
Woodward avenue by John Jcndreau.
H. ll. Fitch has theooutrsct.
Henry Jenningp, of the Adams Ea-
prem company, was out this morning
with his wagonsrthtically painted and
lettaed, the work being done by Henry
Tilly.
—-Fresh arrival of Millar’s Canadian
paragon cheese at C. E. Seymour.
is. «In an. r. IcGee will celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
master at Wilson Point.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jone were
surprised at their home on Spring street
Int evening by a number of their friends
The usual festivities were indulged in,
and a fine collation was served. '
Innis Sheldon has left the employ of
the Norwalk and South Norwalk Electric
Light company by whom he has been at»
guged as trimmer for some time. and
accepted a position with D. It. Finch.
——Strsw hats at llllchell’s.
At the monthly meeting of the flat
Makers] Annotation, held Wednesday
evening,avote was taken to assist
Carpenters‘ Union in their eflorts for the
nine honrday,bygivingtbemtbeir
moral and financial snppmt.
Thomns [using the buyer of I»; at» III
for the English market, informs Post-
master Doty that he has received through
the mails the put season £10,500. crfi2,~
000. without a single mishap, and natur—
ally feels kindly towards our postal by»
tom.
~Theorangesuppergiven by the W.
C. T. U. and Y.'s last evening was sauc-
ce-u far aaagoodmpprismneerned.
but a failure financially. The supper
wullrstclan, andwe wish thatthe
ladies might meet with better some.
thisevening. Align to a North Main
street and get your supper aervsd from
5:” until l0 o'clock for ”c. Ice cream
and lemonade extra.
F. 8. llorebouse will next wwk com.
Deuce surveying for the widening of the
ruadtolloton Poinhthe raidentasloug
the road being determined to have a,bet«
tor wuss. Commencing at the
city line from film (lrove Place tit road
will be widened filly feet to the llcyt
pistacnRutoullill. l‘hbnthsreit will
be widsnadaixty fret tctbo Wilson Point
road. where it will connect witha new
road. which is now staksd out.
~00 to Hitchell'a.
TbaOIhnlnalficpwkaourtmmes in
Tunis, at W Among the
curs-nth followhg from Norwalk:
(terminals. for stealing a suit of
clothesfrotnhbrucm mate at the Old
Wall Hotel; (longs-Illa, for stealing
mwmnm ltwili
hwumwmm
whostolaJJLfirris'paesr. and
W...» mm... on mint. o. m- Ins-t
ascents. m hfifistifllwhfinndertbsdbadst
w vmmssunaoIIt—t'um,
Jcsspblelfa-araaudoeorgsltnltbfcr
ant-Isa 0-we- K Smith'- occur
andmbgflnillabnbalsongbt up.
“W
NOI'ALI NEIL
a nus—y lads-tat lusts run In.
laps-lust”
Militias-ears! ills privilsp
ethavisg the phonograph stuns
“'II. that launched ltis sailboat
“W last fight. Capti- Dewar-t
willhavaehugsotksrtktsstsata.
will addr-fcrllsckisgbsml’ostmtthef
WGWRMIMIImwmthm ..
marriageattheirbome ”Spring-tweet.l
to-morrow night. Mr. McGee is yard)
Bclraastxaslar bsvp sold the llano
dall place on (lulu arsnne to David
Chitlarn. .
Samuel W :hgt CWW
at.» FWIV‘ "Wu?”
lin‘mfl. . . ' .. hit. 1:?” 5" .nl
InfilwfiwM—J—gu {ti- lit. '..' cm i
TheVKlphh M W heelD r ‘lenb 1).; uVIfdcr
cousideraticnaieaseofrherace track at
the Norwalk park.
in the Nurwalk club’s billiard tournar
went lat night It. 8. Adams, 150, best
In Gob. III). by twenty-Ive points. .
Anewhicyclsclnbbtobegformed «
thisendofthe town this week. It 'n
miditwilluartwlthtbirty members.
~For sale cheap—15 ft. m... bottom
upbeat, new outllt. Taft Bros'. Norwuik.
Jumea w. 13me has purchased a build
ingloton West ltain street. made by
opening up the J. G. Gregory property.
lionsalonic railroad workmen coin-
Inenced repairing the tunnel planking
this morning,raising it sothat the water
will not settle there.
A. ll. Camp. clerk for the water com-
missiouera. is at Bridgeport today to
‘testify inthecaseof GeorgeQueen vs.
W. B. Ridertfion.
—-i’ut'e ccttee wnh>pure cram. on o
cup. depot restaurant. Open rill night
Edwardllsnh. 0! Superior. Wiscon-
sin. who came to Norwslk to attend the
burial of his mother. lire Rachel Banks.
returned home yesterdiy.
James Clown.“ administrator of the
Cathmna (‘mdon estate has sold the
honaeon Plymouth avenue to imbue]
Sullivan, of Winnipauk.
BishopWillian- will confirm in St.
Paul's church. next Sunday morning at
room.- clam presented by the mun,
R". S. T.Graham. which is one of the
largest ever confirmed in that venerable
parish.
Atthcannual peeling of the West
Fairfield Counciation. held' in Pairfirld
Monday. Rev. T. K. Noble. D. 1),, and
lb” Colonel F. St. John. Lockwood worn
elected delegates to the triennial nation
fll council of Congregational churches,
which meetain llinnenpolis neat Octo-
her.
40gb Ind double breasted bar
mbflwwmltnet.
Old Well Lodgefiv'o. 1m. 1". and A. ll..
will holdlu special communication to-
morrow evening to work the that degree.
it will be neceassry to hold several ape-
cinl communications. as there are six
candidates for the third degree. three for
the second, four lor the first and four
petitions tube acted upon at the next.
regular communication of the lodge.
Kr. and In. Horace A. Gibbs and
daughter. Ilsa Nettie Gibbs. of Arch
street, attended a very pleasant surprise
tendered to Mrs. Angeline Bradley.
mothevofltrs. ll.A.Gibba.stherborne
in Bridgeport. Tunday evening. it being
the seventy-seventh anniversary of her
birth. Relatives to the number of
twentyofive aaIembied and a very eo-
joyabls time was had.
~Tbe high wheel l’enu ani l’hiladrl-
phls lawn mowers at A. B. (.‘oiey‘a.
l’mtruaster Hubbellhasamuainted Ira
(minor-nerd the present post other.
witbhisdesiresifheremaioainthe
passantbaildingand Itr.Cola h pwfsrt
ly willingtoawede to his request pro
vided the government will learn the
holding. The changes include new
fixtures containing nothing but lot-tr
born, anaddltiun atths rear and other
interior improvements for the benefit of
theservioe.
gYesterthyasemedtobssdayofm-
thins. Ahoy” unlock in the afternwu.
swell-know» your; Mr W soil-It up
WW “luv!" w. WI.»
Mutts pl'cspsctirs tallies-inlay
Ills grastiag was, ”Well, i have been
kicking fcryon. lbasrdyou msbout
lornarryaacuotmtns,sndl just with
toinformyontbatifioateb him calling
cnyan aayrnssfl will kosvawhip bath
Nundycu. Mall.” Assumed
"haunt-g to gathw both partis-
“mammalian“
rum I'll IMF.
Mullah-palatable."
aim
Immature. offlorwstk. lathe
metalwmum
Wild blast“
What's ratarssd from a aborth
rtstttsttssrgstown.
r. anyatss “Wiulmyh
«saws. r
newscast '~ I
titans-itinerant km.
stat-In .’
”hats, this“?
“Marshall“.
”a“... a ~-..
mm, arssprsdisgatswdsys .
l-loslery Always a Specralty
l. 010KEBMAH 0 80!!
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALKs CONN» 33 Washh‘gton street. South Norwalk..
This boat is 14 ft. 8 in. ion .V
i
lull! AND THERE.
Import-at laws of the County and fltata
' ultra-Islet! In a condensed Farm.
Theburniabcrs at tbefillolmes &
It yer Mm at port. how
J23: Secured-Mindy“ ..
1M 43“”. Idea! andrlumh 5::
Marl boy. am no down and trampl
by a horse st Bridgeport. Tutsday.
Bi condition is critical.
Stafford people are rejoicing over the»
newstbattbeyareto have thenowpas-
aenger and freight station, for which they
have been waiting many years.
While llrs. Patrick Lynch, of Nouga-
tuck, was lighting It lump it exploded.
Her clothing took tire and she was so
badly burned she died an hour after the
accident. ' . .
The railroad station st Lebanon was
was broken into Monday night, but only
$1.00 was secured.
1t having been announced that Harry
Lane and Danny Russell were to meet
in Bunnell's in a glove contest within a
few weeks, the Bridgeport Athletic ,club
declare that the statement is false.
Mrs. liery Anderson, the Southport
woman who successfully avoided nrrtestN
about three months ago by threatening
to use an are upon anyone who molested
her has finally vacated the house in
which she lived.
Charles E. Sherwood. Who for the past
year or so but passed bimsell on as It
single man in Hurtford. shot and killed
himself yesterday morning in a vacant
lot. Since his death it has been hinted
that he had a wife and children in Bone
(ml, though for some months he has been
mytged to a lliss Marshall. of Hartford.
Comptroller Lacey has ordered tht
Thomas National Bank of Norwich to
call in all its .5 bank notes in the 1882
series and send them to Washington for
destruction and reissue. The bills in
question hnre the olllcers' signatures
printed instead of written. as the law
requires.
DABllZNV.
Theodore W. Austin returned last
evening from the Republican State con-
vention. which be attended I» the dole-
gate from this town. Charles G. \Vntcr-
bury was also elected o delegate and
went to Hartford Monday. but finding
he was thercnday taro norm. took the
first train for home. and attended strictly
to luminous during the two days the dele-
gates were in session.
Ivanhoe Poetic. Knights of the Golden
fi’lglt". ut ita regular riveting Tuesday
evening. voted to change the meeting
night from Tuesday to Friday. subject
to the npprovnl of the gnnd officers.
The Daricn Stars have received their
new uniforms and very bantbtorm- ones
they are, too.
ROIAYTllN.
Olive "art. the little daughter of Free.
ton "art. was climbing over the stone
wall war the cemetery at the noon re-
cess yesterday, when n large stouo fell
from the fence. landing on her foot and
crushing all the toes. Hire was cnrriedh
to the schtrrl house by two of her
play mates and afterwards taken to llt'l’
home on Crockett avenue.
9.}! Weed is making extenairo re
pairs shout his property. and is also
building a three room addition to his
barn for the armmrnmiation of his
coachnsamand family. (I. F. Scoiieidhas
the contract for the canon-um work. .I.
ll. Brown the plumbing and tin muting
and W. H. Smith the mason work.
If a New‘ York millionaire gives a din-
ner at oth‘ venue audauh Weasel coating
00. 00. which res “purple d
furl these WI. mollm
kmghave to pay
tors' bills
I(.‘urctoouret In.
each for Cactus Blood
what would bathe firing per capita if
it." tom-mo m... "“"" “m
I"!
“Wing
melm" " IlBluodCure.
Craddock’
Market,
to. I09 IItsIItItIoII mm,
M. MIN—fl
1"BASH PRICES.
is t “fiflgm tie
I. III. cotoooot t soII.
bled! "mains“
entered Sunday night and fourteen pairs sch id
of shoes were stolen. The Yuntic station -
store where
Taylor at. Golden.
lleal Estate and Insurance
SOUTH NORWALK, CthN'
that?
WANTED
/.
1“2 Gilli. to do general btmaeworlt. Apply at
Went street.zlouth Norwslk. my la
WANTED—Fusilion of trust. capable me-
cbanic and public works. gas. etc. A. ..
Care of biannual.
whores. A NTEl).
Inrfllt
~(‘apabie man to take care of
carriages and make himself
useful cin private 80me near bthis cit. Apply
toll. Connor,‘8o ferencea
reqnl myl 3t
ANTED. -A superior laundress by the
nth. Also good washer t on b
tboday. No.6 Orchard street 0 “:2. f y
cums—Pats while learnt V AFT»
the corset factory of il-Ii‘tht tpgibld-
In W
In t.
W Ni'llll. A furnished house in a healthy
lonalltyb ”lg a small family from June Isl
to about '3ch Reference furnished .zAd-
dress timtl Care. saw-nun. Ollice.
T0 LET,
5 ROOMS on lower floor of house on Burbank
street. luv ulre of J. l... Burbank. of South
Main street South Norwnlk. myfr 'lt
IJOl SF of eight norms. inquire at F.
"Hayes market, North Main street. .g'oulth
m t
I
l‘ STORE on Fort Point street
I noble street. East Norwslk. recentl
tripled as Is merry by William S. l mic":
Terms rewrna )l'. A ply to John Tryon. N0.
mltiverslde as'.enue t Norwalk. my 0 ft
OVWBB rt of house. 5 roonu. Apply to
l like. at Coley“ 5 hardware store,
42 Foulh Main stree m3 tf
ilIiL’ 4K No. ‘.’.l mun; slim-t. inquire M
John Urea: her 3 barber shop. 1) North
Iain silent my”:
DWEhL le-uf itimmns wry flotilla nlly
situated. "ii?" lie the Music I all block.
No. ti South in street Apply to John
Ferris. myil if
\'E\\’ horm- Taylnr uterine Kl3m; .’I rnmns
Water street 39, amour: arm 05:
form lumen. barn. garden and pastursge.
Sltr. six rooms. ltowaytou Sid. ltayrnogid
I 'Imt.
| pts-r flat. I! rooms. "at! Tfllll‘lt sired. hour; No
6 Tull' a street: also 5 rooms on sound
floor No :3.) North Main street. "outh Norwalk.
25 moms in East Norwalk. Ap iy to John ii.
Knapp. P2! West street. or (ice kwood .rcal
estate agent. 2 South Slain st. alt If
()5! mond- tlmr apartment of flu- moms
cash on (Rho rn avenue. East Norwaik;
water in: rent. ”eat h. B“‘Agpiy to John Tryon.
:1: Riverside a\ cane orwalk all"
Fit")? aptafltnt'nl third floor. tinnrtx A
t 'orbetl‘ a but ldlng. Rent 89. inquire at
other of TLe Old W ell t‘igar Co. 53 W ashinrt-
ton street at)"
;Ix rvmmuor er of Main and Ann streets.
t Rent 915. squirt-oft}. A. Woodward.
3"_
COT? “ii! at u n rnornux billilfr‘fl mrnrr of
* “sin and Pt: II- ntl’evfn inquire of t 'oul-
him. A Loekwu «l \‘orwulk. (Ht mr9 tf
l-‘llll HALE.
\ Yfil' \Ii horse spindle wagon unrt harness.
llom' o )earsold well broke. gentle and
fearltasof nllobiuts an extns rrwulaler. Elk
lira ”tutti! will be o'tl f lira t. Apply to Thomas
Village Sills) arr-wt Numb Sorwalk. ' aJHw
'Wt) fishing seinee inland Ill! feet long 1!
feet deep. medium flit‘nll. nearly new ('an
a'.Islk ,ttltlrml’. 0. 80113.30th Norwnlk
5231f
( V Riv: AT opportunity to port brute an upv it
warm as In as new. for cash or n
ailltnrnl-t. Mimi hesohI inquire of or ad-
Itrt'sel Frank Rider, .t West ntenue. ltls'onfth
ll
)Iyraslk.
[\tiRFJtT BARGAIN. Home to bugs} and
ham (Duly ”if: fortbeent re turnout.
Horse hears obi. .fientle and kind in nery
wan; perfet tly noun Not afraid of anything.
ant safe for any one Indrlve. Buggy and bar-
hens in first rate condition. This isartreat
in. Appl) Inlcfl Lurk wood. near Red
Mil Dari ien. all
I‘l'”l runs” int. situated on the west sltleof
lbytlcw avenue No. “'I. For particulars
address t'.
It all John. ll Elisabeth street.
south Norwalk. Inr9 3m
liflfi'l'.
HI'UEHllAl etrnlng.a roll of bill» Ii. be—
tween Norwalk and to t’ anlandt avenue
its—t Norwalr. A suitable reward willbe hepald
for its return to James Taylor. All \an/mndt
avenue. Vast Nnrwaik myliit
lgflVlZEN West and Ray
bunt-
mondst
heibooh strut-lulu about flu and. a
of keys and watch charm. The 'hl.
tally wanted A liberal rsvvurria w it
for its return to this odice. [0’3
Vl’ianVo Forte lessons.
Call on or address
till“! I. 0l8000ll.
as West avenue. fiontb Somali.
m m I. Hall. an WIT-st mt
MUSlg M0500!
areas
hull-l
fill)! Alf and all”. 0R0}! cums”
rectovof ’s'If l-
ytgrliand WM. N.Y “iv.“
tyiss. the well- kaownecruet
in: mmred to furnish
their (incitement Orchestra of
tsriartlatstmorem or ie:sasdasirsd (Irebsstrs
3n [mlhfiflllmrm Wehavvrt’nn’atcsta.
c. ., s Cert-a
tltyles'mhest mmfiJb or. N. Y.
NOTICE.
The pantiel sra infer-ad that theme Wail
“hmmmem mm?!
“illnesses“. Onenfmrala'mdosp...
it. wa—flworkdsaaby kaadaad sat-ids
IIorIoI to clinicians. "
winks rasamdlvy the
srittas satiisnoa
min l min building, ii?
grown-w -
Wm
nut
Wm“
WW
masochism
mutton mm;
lwwn at it Von 75ml! Murine. East Nor.
‘ Some
mm
'3 lbs. fancy Creamery Butter for
“Mills E.
LEADING
and riveted. The seats are
V“
SATU RDAY,
.m.
new ' Our foundstlonistatrdeallngsntl
W—
Fancy New Butter.
4 lbs. for $1.00.
Come and try it. Sweet and fine flavor. Beautiful to the tests.
0 with CA E bottoms All trim-
mings polished BRASS Finished to oil, shellac and spar Varnish.
l
01.00.10xcelled by none.
SEYM000,
GROCER. .
l
Plunkin Cedar, coppe rburred
———-———s.a'-.‘nbs
Price $65. 09.
For further information and all kinds of BOAT FITTINGS,
inquire at A. B. COLEY’S hardware store.
H. EMORY PEASE.
Base Ball Grounds. Woodward Ave.,
MAY ' 7th,
COMING BOON l-THB ONLY GENUINE Wild) WEST IN AMERICA l—WAIT FOR IT l
AMERICA'S NATIONAL INTI It'l'AlNMltN‘l’.
Pawnee Bill’s Historical Wild West!
Indian lluseum! Indian Village! V Bram! Mexican Hippodrome!
ioIl Trained inimal Exposition!
I PAW‘ic“ 3!}:
Colossal t.‘ Imbination of Famous L'uowboys
xuxlcanp and Three Tribes of [actions
headed by PAWXEE BILL. the White
Chief of th- l’nwrwcs.
Everything ltesl and Genuine
hDV——-—~—— n... and H01’nt".-- Sill:
ill 7-":lil'nuen Nynus trillion Intes- :idtl
no.1 mine tune l’- rfurmez's ———-—~——5Vll
unit. or Wild lltihalo and Big u "QR;
stoma
Realistic ltrprruentrttto. l of the Mountain
Mt Mow )l man: I'l'.
HAY Lllll IE. Champion L'SIII) Horse-bark
Rik ”I! of ill: \\ Irrltl
wt) Animist» mi innnt rule ('11. tm tries and
ll lit a in thI th- ~uIn.
Indium III Home in their Own Village.
(ill \Nll Mlel'AN llll’l’UDItOMF.
By a rump-my of Star Performers from Old
Intro, inch-ling Vumicrm, anratlnrn. La—
riatem-o. lowly Sr-nontlu. and Senor .lme l’ra-
laaquez.whn rides-ml drip-~57 Wild Mustang's
at the same time. ('lltlriuf llut'rn, Standing
Races. and all kinder)! thrilling and melting
contents of peed.
A Hand of “Marc and Dinner lndinns
am he mentioned in this sput-
Stamford. May 6.
lattes—thy Tam.
THEM taxpayers of the Pit“)! South Norwnlk
here by untitled t t the city tax of
W mills on the dollar. laid on the assessment
list of in]. at a% meeting held on the illth
day of )‘lart ll. will be due sndpa shit:
12. it”. at which time I slratlhe hernarly to
ethe same at my store. so Wash! lnytvn
street. ilontb Norwalk I '.onn
Penalty at the rats of,” it per cent per annum
May 11st. willbe charged on all bills
remaining unpaid“ on and after" June l law.
IIItsIA. s. yr Diiil
cllectnr or ('in Taxes.
Dated at South Norwalk. April 13, in. at?
titties—School Tessa.
"tumor: In»...
oro' rot-Into" .....
at not. ansetlmrnft e‘distrit't hi on the
It will{ of June lat. Franklin street
«'t
payab-e on the
35 Ila I" ('ll time rib-ll hire
ready“ ores-e thesarneat tho hantw
store litt ’nlsy. in Mark: llall block. Ice
Moorl rent. a year from
of.A
“w” “3;?qu “H llbtlln email
V I
afterJu “M2.” n M
on and 1A um
Collector‘- of MT”. for llnuth orwalk ”Union
Room“ mu. “rim-III. sun I2. In»: turn»
Ralsctbe l
Objection l
"A? "KIWI"!!! I. ROW Col-ID
AT '0 SHALL A Hull 0'
mm "A”? ‘I'IIBY canon
Al'flll) 1’0 ADVZfl‘l’IAN. III!-
!! am WHY 7|!" film
ADM“ ”I“! ll fill
ADVANTAII 0' sumac PAI-
HWMIIN cl“! 0‘ O'HIIIO
WY onus HAW!”
I? In. recent All It" IA“
AVA“ 0' “II!
Hundredanf Interesting loatnrrs. whirh ran
-. .. I‘ " , V
. ‘3'. r, I, 5‘. ‘
4.
EEIT e—w-v .. i
w! l) ‘0'
An tinned Stage. upon which ('hanrpfcn
Blt'j. ole Riders. Roller Skaters and
Other Artists will appear.
A IIRAMI (illilIIOL'Vs AND Not EL FREE
STREET PARADE
Moving through the principal streetantlilzill
9;. m. tn enormous Cavalcade of Indians.
‘ l'nvt‘btr'. _-. Hmfllihll ladiesMeXiI-anglioldien.
Three Bands of Music. Golden Chariots, “111]
British-«.- 1 me in the streets. Prairie Schoon-
ere. DI: .miwmnlStage Couch etc. etc; etc.
tirnncl Fm Outside Exhibition at l p. m.
tir. m l l’y l'nltrt bnirV Display of Fireworks in
the Sterling.
lkmrs rpm. A' land? .m. Performnmu be-
, mun an tour later
The Largest Tents would be too small for this
\ all F. slnbltlun. m It is given in a
grt II_\'\' is i-Z'St LORED PARK. .51
V I'. III! “uter- l’rmf Awningf‘nrertvd State. W
VV ltesertul son.» for sale One Week in advance.
or limit 9 Drug Store.
ldmission 25 Cents
(‘lill DREN. under it years of age, to Lbcafter-
nmn lilblbltinn. ONLY 10 cum
lint at night Inertia will bet-burged forcvcry-
body. making it at once the Most Novel.
Lament and Best Exhibition on
Earth for the price.
k" x. Itrsions on all lines of Railroads
V Birmingham. May 9.
Wheeler it. Haolortl,
to MAIN STREET. tit). NORWALK. CT.
Agents for
“0100, Plllllll, thlllill &
film. "IBM!" "0
titlillii 00008.
‘ ”mum “cm-r
lfynn com.fortsndspeed RID!
A Vlt'TOR With.
lit-l be“ h 'lkagmgls 1W" ork
no us no
mutational” RM Vii-'0'
Till? .fntly a ntasd.and
if on have decided to try a pneumatic. buy
a v tor. the simplest to manage. tiltin—
Termstoanit.
Gregory Bros. Acts.
a With]. with". NDRWALK. 27;:
l. H. 000“,
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III FITTIII. Til Ilfll‘lll.
tilti‘f III! ”II
m The Mill.“
Stoves. lioness l “more
hflm.
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