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, We want to call your atten-
“ tion to a few articles which are
seasonable—
‘ Plaisted's Compound
Extract iled Cedar
For Moths Insects, etc., where a.
liquid can be employed.
4250. for I'lll'l' BBTTLE.
iiaphtIIaIIen
tin balls or flake)
Gum Camphor,
,5 ; Aromatic Camphor
Bahratmn Insect Powder
Powdti‘fill illallebore
Paris 'Ilréen
Idntlon Purple,
ETC.
Um- Drug papal-uncut is com-
plete as usual with all the best
quality to be foundjn the mar-
ket, and our prices are very
reasohable, considering quality.
PIASTEII,
Druggist,
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lliuiaturo Allan-u lor ‘l‘o-Inarrow.
Sun Rises Snn§ots i High Tidal Low This
at tail! at 0:07 at can
itc- York Harald Walther Forecast.
Today clear weather and fresh to light
northwestm‘ly winds will probably prevail,
with lower. followed by rising temperature.
On Saturday, warmer fair weather will prob-
ably prevail, followed by showers in the west-
ernpartsofthis section. with light variable
winds, and on Sunday fair to partly cloudy
weather, followed by rain.
SMITH NORWALK.
What the Ecoplo of Our City are lining
and Saying;
There will be service thiaafternoon in
Trinity church at?) )0 ‘.clock
The boot Shark is discharging a cargo
of coal at Raymond Brother-5‘ wharf.
-—Strawbnrry short cake and Ice crcam
at the depot restaurant.
Yesterday the county commissioners
granted an unlucky number of [locusts—
thirteen.
Thccase of George Queen vs. W. B.
Rider & Sons. was finished in the Court
of Common Pleas yesterday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
James Kcelcr. Water street, last night.
Mr. Keclcr is cmploycd as a painter by
Raymond Brothers.
—.\ gas heating stove can bi changed
from room to room at your convenience.
The Bridgeport Farmer says that
Howard H. Knapp, formerly of this city,
son of James H. Knapp of West avenue,
is likely to be the candidate selected by
the licrmblicnus for city attorney of
Bridgeport.
Dr. Richardson's Rod Clover, Winter-
grccn. Dandclion and Samamrilia, Blood.
Livcr and Kidm-y Tm curcs Blood Dis-
orders. Lit-or I‘nmpiniut and Kidney
Ali'wtionr; Ask for Be. or l0c. tilinlplt‘.
—ltc§ervcd seats for the COBB?" at the
armory, May ill, for sale at Btutcr's.
The Army and Navy club of Connecti-
I III will hold its annual rcunion in the
Fort Griswold House, Eastern Point. New
London. Captain C. i". Duty. of this
city, is one of the members of the club.
The South Norwalk case of Francis J.
Muir vs. the "whale Railrad comp
pony was heard in the Superior Court
yesterday. Alithc evidcnce'and argu-
mentsarcin. Judgc Prentice Mencd
his decision
—Bestquality cotton or rubber hose,
warranted, al A. B. Colest
The employee. of the South Norwalk
post oilim, fmm tho poetmastcr down to
the youngest clerk, drove? to the CIA!
Pasture beach hotel. last evening, and
indulged in cm of Landlord lasseu's
famous shore dinncrs.
Eva Waterbury, whom the Bridge-
port Ncws refers to as young in years
but old in vice, was yrstcrday matoncod
tospcnd twenty days in jail. She had
horn on a “toot" for a week. , Eva for-
merly lived in South Norwalk.
It. and Mrs. George it. Wilkins have
hatred invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Berta N... to John L.
Richards. Jr., Thursday afternoon, lay
26 Tbooenunonywillbopedotmd in
flu! tum II. school: “Aoolock.
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c—Dlmwalk Steam Cleaning
World. Address orders to It Knight st.
Pour cottages, one of them quite a
pretatiomlmse, andalambamhavo
ben'orticted on the shots of Wilson
ammonium. bythsNawCan-
uan colony, who bought the property
lattes-auto! Dr. C. (l. Bohannan, of
thlaclty.
Upon the (loamy-ad annuity of water
supplieeforoitlesandtuwudspcudsthe
balm-MercathaIIvssofaareat
tinpopulattpnof the United lists.
[wiper-coined such suppllu and
thematimproperfonecurlngpnro
watsratousatodfmascisnttnostaud-
lard-Isms . mm m by Dr
Wfimohmltttotbe lowafltds
3B“, ll the Englnsuiq
Mariam.
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mt Go’s W harm-pure
Grimm ‘l‘lIayIusthobuII.
Winona-gm» the Wash-
lagtusussthrldgeundw the mac-
IIt hat Isl-snag Vina
momma Brawl-t sail or
summon-gm“
Mummbu“
This morning—Juliet Towmend lined
John w. Goodwin and Daniel "Murray at
and costs each for being. intimated.
Mrs. J1.,N,Physouwnagvcnagen
surprise at her home on Bnnford Pm
Marching: (hates was enjoyed and
refreshments Wenonah
A main of eight men from the South
Side (inn club went to Bridgeport you-
torday and shot against a team front the
Park City club. Each man had twenty-
flve birds, and the South Side Gun club
won the match by three birds.
Harry B. Bunting will open his show
at Roma Point on the 20 inst., when the
members of the prism will vhit the Point.
Mr. Bussing hascugaged twelve people,
and intends presenting a first-class show
throughout the season A free orbiti-
tion will be given in front of the canvass
every day.
Miss Hattie Meeker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William ll. Meeker, gave a
party to a number of her young friends
yesterday, in honor of the eighth annio
vcrsnry of her birth. Those present
were Carrie Farrell, Mabel Ferris, Nel-
lie Hickey, Hassle loin, Ethel, Bertie,
George, John and William Meeker.
The Discovsly of America, in two vol-
umus, by John Flake, has been added to
the Library. This work is the molt of
thirty years’ labor by an eminent histor-
ian. It is a valuable addition to the his-
torical works of the Public Library and
especially timely during this year of thc
four hundredth anniversary of the dis
covery of America by Columbus.
—lleasonablc prices at Lane's depot
restaurant.
This morning 8. B. \ 'ilson, the bar—
ongh carpenter, gave his horse in charge
of a boy to drive from Rotori Point to
this city. The animal bwnmcunmmr-
sgsnbie and ran away. The boy jumped
out of the wagon. The home wasstopped
in front of Smith‘s market on Wuhiug-
ton strt-et by Patrick Martin, who was
badly injured, No damage was done to
the vehicle.
Wm. H. Cranc's long season at the
Star Theatre in New York will close Sat-
urday evanlng,hfay 21. when the final
performance of "The American Minister”
willbogivcn. But two more matinces
of this play remain. and out of town
patrons of tho drama who have nr-gicct-
I‘ll toscl- it, will do well to embrace these
last. opportunities. Mr. (issue's sewn
has covered a period of nearly live
monthsmnd has been (Inc of thc most
popular that he has ever played in the
metropolis. He will synod his summer
at his country Incidence, Cohassot, Mam"
passing much of his time on his new
yacht, which is to be christencd ”The
Senator."
-—Wh_v sit and shivcr when you can
procurc from thetias company a small
gas heating stove at mat.
“Lovc on Wheels" was [Iowan-d to a
fair audience at Music lisli, last evan-
ing. The singing and dancing were pu-
cable, but that was all there was to the
play. ‘ It was wry tiresome. tho acting
being exceedingly amateurish, and lack
ing life and animation. The rfortn-
ance was a grant disapptdn t to
many in the audience, which was made
up largely of whoclmcu and their friends,
who cxpcctod that some fancy and
dillicult riding would take place. Such
was not the case. however; in fact, there
was no riding at all and tho show, taken
as a whole, deserves little praise. The
company apps-ml here under the auspi-
ces of the Norwullr Wheel club and aftcr
the performance the troupe was cuter-
taincd at the club rooms, refreshments
hiring served about midnight.
VOIWALK NEWS.
A tinny am of Items hunt the
mam-urn».
Iva—Lustrius lilo. atallgmeers.
'l'hoAlpha Wheel club will III-st to
night. ..
M Bryant. clerk for C. L. Glover,
at work again, having recovered from
his recent lilacs.
Security Council, N. P. U.. will hold a
regular meetiugthluvenlng In thesau-
of Tunpcranoe hall.
Thacaptalnsof tholocal fire not...
ale-will holds meeting thin evening,
”Inappolutoommluaesmdeomteiho-
men's graves on Mist day.
m-(Ionucvthvy Wheeler a Wilson's full
orchestra. armory, III, III. Tickets its.
mmwmmm
nod-Bum m l'. P. Godfrsy. of
Chestnut mks III-albumin hold
their annual wanton at the nypwiau
Modiswlhvsudmift
litehell‘a.
rmwamtyorm wear, W
lpséhlsalethhwsak, live for “All, at a
Michael Man Is out today 'ith II
new horse, which attracts mum at-
tention. W, *
Au onjoysblt'wtrprtse party wau‘tlv
”Anal! laid”)! Bt‘llei' Boiiiri .
ttutgtumalu‘shung .34 J-u‘iu-u
, ”Ii... uni 3m”. II II.” t
Blunt-an Gonna-adorn“ £70, Vilni
chrdcrof tbeGoldanCross, willmset
attbeO. U. A. MIl-ll, ouWawr street,
to-nigbt.
~Daucing free at we armory afwr the
concert, lily Ill. Admission 25c.
The three-roasted schooner Bertha
Ionian, which has been discharging a
cargo of lumber and timber at Bill’s
dock, sails today for Calais, Ma
The reception given by the graduating
clan of the Over River school to their
teachers and friends takes . place 8 tho
Norwalk Opera House this evening.
Miss Bertha Marquardt, of 13 Fair
street, will sail on the stanuishipll'snia
from New York, June 4, for flbmlrurg,
Germany, where she will remain until
fall.
Miss Johanna Matthews, 3 domestic
employcdbyl". J. Curtis, 11. Mott ave
line. has sent to Ireland for her mother,
brotherand sister. They reside in' Bor-
risoleigh, county Tipperary.
The case of Thomas Murphy, clutgcd
with stealing a pocket-book from ir-bind
the bar in F. & P. )lrtrron’s saloon on
Main stroet, comes up today in the Su~
pcrior Bourt having been put over from
yesterday.
——lt is not necessary to start firc' II the
hunter again when damp chilly days
come. I'se a gas heater at one qtarter
of the expense.
JlmphStebbdied at his home at the
Step Rock rand at 2 o'clock yesnrday
afternoon. of consumption. lis was
til ycars of age. The funeral will be
held from St. Mary's church at 9 o‘clock
tomorrow morning.
Forty members of Pilgrim and liaroln
Council. 0. U. A. 31.. witnessed the vork
of the l'nhquioquc Council dogma term,
of Dunbury. at tho meeting of Bathtub
Council at Ridgstleld, last night. They
returned home about 4 o'clock.
It is Bridget McSnlly. not “'i III.
who will sail for Europa “‘cdm ay.
)lnrgnrvt Murphy, who has III-on in nor
health for some time. has also awn l a
passage on the same steamer, thinki
lisnciit bcr health by a trip abmad.
Thc summary of the Weekly Relord
for the current week shows a largein
crease in rcal «state transactions, do In-
cordcd sales bring the large» fur hay
neck in a long time. Norwalk rcpd'tcd
niuo sales and mortgngcs amomting
to {to 700. ._
On Wednesday altonmon, May I at
'2 o'clock, the graduating excrciu-s ultin»
Canter school will take place. The ”El“
bars of tho class artI Miss Edith W505-
borne, Miss Edna E. Wilson. lion: i..
Been. James B. Ella and Samar; I).
Kemp. There will be It reception atlthc
school house. l-‘ridny owning, Mayi'zil,
from N to it o'clock.
-—ltescrved seats for the concert at tits
armory. lllay III, for sale at all the «in;
stores and l’inneo's. Price 35 cr-uts. ,
A wild-eyed young man with If:
curly hair. wear-mg a rod flannel shir a
cartridge belt full of cartridges, and 1h
lapldatcd arm! cap, attract“! corral r-
ahlc attention on Wall street yummy
afternoon. Ladla gave him It wide north
and men and boys bestowed many clai-
one glances upon him. Appearances
suggested that he had been madlngdcno
novels. - _
Themembonufcompany Pass mik-
Ing mamhdov their I” lay gu-
adc, which will take place on Tusar‘ y.
Bay“. The morning will bu den
lawman mam afternooitlo
guard one; atttl'askmnithf 'llucli méh
her will take his dinner with him. Too
1. drill will probably takoplaoeintheflels
near the range, attire Amphithean
(hounds, the drills were formed:
hold, unavailable.
~A‘gaaatuvollghtodforhflfanholr
willmaltediuiag or sitting room ;
comfortable duriugcbillyweathsr. 3i
mum-mumknnmnpld
cipautsintheflghtoalfainstnet, Wel-
uudayammhkmto K
wwmuumbym
Pollts norm an char It
Attbehtlllohasllntpllydha
Hosrery Always a Specialty!
... N- .. .I ..- ~m4~ m. .
caughta fifteen-pound snapping turtle
this morning. in the Union Manufactur-
ins century's Md . _ p
. ' tW
Uontthd Jungle has challcngad Julls
strung, tors cue-mile we on Writ
drastic for a box of cigars. The trial
will take place this evening. shortly
after 8 o '.clock __
The remains of Mrs. Ellie 8. See, who
died at the residence of Alonzo Kelly on
West Main street some time since and
were put in the receiving vault at River-
side cemetery, will be taken to Ashtield,
lines" tomorrow for burial. D. W.
Raymond will accompany the body.
The Ladies’ society and St. Paul's
church Guild gave a reception to the
boy choir at the parish rooms, last. oven-
ing. About one hundred pimple were
present and a very enjoyable evening
was spent. .ano and cream were scrved.
The Norwalk club mcmbcrs who play-
ed in the handicap billiard tourney last
evening, were A. G. Betta, 200: Herbert
\‘anVcss, 150; F. E. Wilcox, L50; John
Hoyt, 125 Betts run 200 while Hoyt
“as securing its. and VanNc-ss run 150
while Wilcox scored only ninety—live
points.
l‘. W. Smitil, the Main stun-ct butcher
is somewhat of a gallinacuiturist, and
takes pride in a line brood of young
chickens. Ilis enthusiams has been
somewhat damped during the past few
days. however, byscciug tlIcm disappear
one by one. He determined to learn thc
cause of their disappenmacc. so early
this morning, before the sun was up, he
straithily cnpt out of his housc, and
made his way to the itcnncry with a
double barrelcd shot- -gun under his arm.
He arrived just it time to see a large,
whits cat grab one of the chicks, and
starttomake off with it. Crack wcnt
the gun nnddown Wt‘fll the cat with her
nine liver-I ended all at ouw. Just as he
was congratulating hiumclf own his shot
his pet IIIaltI-sc feline came around the
house and the butcher lct tly again,
leaving another dcml'cat on the ground-
When he went to gather up the remains
he mrgninal his pet, and then his grief
knew no bounds.
l‘EoPLII \OL‘ KMHl
When and flow thvy Spend thclr [loan
of Recreation.
J. l‘. TrmIIiwcll, of the National Bank
nf' Norwaik, is ill at his bumc on North
avcnuc.
Miss Molt, of New York city. is Visit-
ing her sister Mrs. Henry t'. Carter, of
Word ' uvcnuc.
James O'l.oary,oi l’atcrsou N. J., is
the guest of Dunn Biswli, the Main
street markctmau.
hits. (icorgo B. St. John, of North
avenuo,is the guest of Mrs. livers ey
Fluids, of Brooklyn.
Mimi lirntisc (Islamc, of South Main
aim-t, started forPlIiladelplIia this morn
ing to attend a wedding.
lirs. Theodore Harrison and daughter,
of Danbury, an; guests at tho rcsidencc
of Mrs. ll. B. Wigham, on Elm stmt.
Mrs. Nancy Athcrton, of New York.
formerly of this city, was born today.
making arrangements for hcr debut in
Music llali.
Jamestlousins. Jr., of Now York city,
is the guest of his brother Thomas, of
(‘arnp street Mr, t‘ousins has his wheel
with him and proposes to on joy some of
Norwslk's [natty runs bcforc he returns
homo.
hit. and Mrs. T. W. hlcriwothcr, of
Franklin avenue, and their daughtcr,will
loam Norwnlk tomorrow for tho South
by simmer, on a visit to Mr. Mariwothcr's
former home. They -wiii ho stunt
about two months, and will stop at many
points of interest, including Washington
and Philadelphia. on their return trip.
Largo More for Air Compressors.
Tho Norwalk Iron Works culturally
art vary bupy at mut- President
llill returned from his western trip last
weak with a number of large orders,
amongthcm being one for two com-
pound condensing engines of «)0 horse
power sach,with air comparison. for the
Btuloacph load company, of Missouri.
'l‘liessmacldaes willbooperltcd with a
steam pro-are of 150 pounds. The
companymalsoat work ona compres-
s» mots.me mic, one of l,-
lio pounds when and one of 500
poundaprwwtmbddssalargenumber
ofoomprs-ovsofwdlnary prsuure for
maintaining.
Anumbsrofimprovements have bum
madsinttooihooofthecompaay. The
lupuutlungatulysafshasbeenmov.
dandlullltteadtwosafca of the lat-
atpattsruandmoro conveniently con-
strnmd,hsvobesnpntln. Tia-yarn
nah-mm“, which ex-
tlreiyhiddetlfromvlew. Awirsralliug
butternut» Immmoflk‘ into
mm and providing mar
0”!“thme
m0
“mum‘s-am
“mitt-mud tin-its
Intel-I
mum: one dlhvlh‘flhltgahu alarm Bournfthahoysof’ufdl
Edward Montgomerymf Riv;- street, ‘
“mm mu Frankly-unr-
‘y A. lilllliEllliAil & Still,
€84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.,.. . ..._ ,, m» -.
and rat; min.
laws aad:;Goaalp of the Day in last
Harv-II.
lira. it. A. Gilbert, of First s‘vruuo, is
seriously ill.
hilas lbtello lie‘em‘ n ignite ill at bar
home on South Osborn avenue.
Nickerson & Belts began moving into
the store In Randall' a block yesterday.
Frank E Carr, clerk for Henry Jones,
the groczryman, is visiting relatives in
Huntington, L. I.
~Ali gas appliances furnished at cost
by the Norwaik Gas Light comm.“
Mm Lillian F. Jones Is expected home
this afternoon from her five weeks' trip
toNorfoik, Va., and Philadelphia.
The Ladics‘Aid society, of the East
Avenue M. E. church, held a very pleas
ant and successful social in the parlors
Wednesday or ening.
George Booth. who has lived at the
Dorian House all winter, has moved his
family to First avenue. He will strll rt.~
main in Landlord Power‘s employ.
—i"ure cotton with pure cream, be a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night
Henry Barr moved yesterday from
Randall‘s block to Branford, whcrn he
will continue in the employ of Contrac-
tor h‘avage, formerly of this place.
Robert Anderson and Sylvester Silcox
catch about a bushci of fine lobsters
cvcry day, and have them on exhibition
at the store of Miss Anna Quirk.
William Brown and family have mov—
cd from this city tot-last Xorwalk. their
former home. . Miss Beasie hi. Brown.
their grand—dauglItI-r.
sumuwr with tlIcIn.—l)anbury chs.
' About thirty residents of tho East Side
sercnadcd Mr. and hits. Walter Saunders
at their new home on llcnry Bll’H’l. last
evening. The gmom. however. did not
mpond, and after three hours of torture
on "horse riddles," tin horns. etc, the
crowd IiIspcm-d, very much disappoint—
cd.
BOWATTON.
Several of the young people of Row-ay-
tou drwscd in costumes last night and
with their focus blackout amuscd'tiu
rcsidcms by [strolling about thc strccis.
cndcuvoring to find the road to Darien
man w ho performed on the harmonica
NOBIE’I'IDX.
The members of the Noroton class in
vocal music. mndnctmi by Prof. Bird.
of Stamford, will give a musicalc at St
Luke's church, Nor-Iron, on the evening
of May 16. The members hope to have a
mcInorablc entertainment for their invit—
ed friends.
t'olh-udcr's Point is gutting to be one
of the most beautiful spots along the
Sound. l’rluxzrtythmdsquitc hard to
obtain, but several new cottages are
about to tit-erected for New York partim
0n the othor sidnnf the buy, at Sound
View, the. villa formerly owned by last»
tar Wallack, has bI-I-n vented to a Mr.
Slouiding, of New York turn your. and
he will shortly remove then».
WESTPOBT.
M. B. W. “'hwicr launched his strum
yacht ycswrday.
Milli (inrtrudo Robinson is a guest of
lira. (ioorgo Tuttle.
The Saugatuck Iron Works will to-
sumu work next Monday.
Mrs. llcclrct, of New York, is visiting
bur stator, Mrs. H. (3. Pack.
Miss Ada B. l’I-ck, of Newtown, is
finding the Muses Louise and Antoinette
Cable.
The name of the new opera house has
bccn changed to the Woetport I )pora
iiotno.
Charles Buckand family arrived thk
truck at tlueir summer rvsldcncc for the"
season.
Charles and Brad. Staples, of llmklyn.
N. 'l'., have been visiting at tltorcaidcuoo
of ii. B. Bradley.
William T. Wood is soon to more bloat
factory on King street, up near J. D.
Wood's satchel factory.
it Is expected that the three the com-
panies will take part in the Memori'alu
day parade. an invitation having boon
tendered them by chonough Post, (i.
A. it, to unite with them In' their exer-
cues.
Proud of Illa silly. Ma.
Door Editor:~Kind friends have mall-
edmeseveralooplsanfmsamm of
thII'Ith Inst... rotating in "Over Thirty
YeInAgo.” Youaraqulto rightinsay-
lug "It will nodonbnrouse very pleas-
ant mm.”m Number one,“
tbabayasilllsarvivaundhvaplenty of
Mumbciahlmyst. ,
Tlpplaysrofnrsdtowm written by
Principalllradley. OueaftIIsnI "Ash
mall-gum.” was praised by the
wrlkrsaflyiautelixtiis in out of the
manhunt-tantalum”
I treat meta
will spcnd the k
Thepmccmion wasbeoded by a young “
in . '
/particlo is Mic taste keeps always fresh Khalil as "last
Afaircylinoof MushroomslnGlassJaI-s. . . ‘
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sosv BUTTEBand gives splendid sawmills .‘d ”"8
tits. tor SLOIII 4 tbs for SI .00!
cuatgt‘rlguf (1333 not in” it come and do so. You will bu “My ,
We believe' In quick sales and small profits. ‘. .. III‘lI
A full line of the best the market aflords always on hand. ‘i
illiABlESE SEllllllil,
LEADING GROCER. , -
33 Washington Street South Nomalk
A OAR LOAD OE
the handsomcst modeled and finest finished
‘ ’ PLEASURE BOATS
ever exhibited are now to be seen at my waret'ooiir, I , .
FOOT OF RAYMOND STREET.
OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK.
Terms, Cash or Easy Payments.
H. EMORY PEASE.
If a New York millionaire gives a din-
nor at 5th avenue and 20th street costing
Wheeler It Haniord
$700.00, which given “sloop; dogspepsia,
peole spelt $14 I m d "' MAIN STREET, 80. K0
tors bins”) than have topa 45°66 ... A l , “mm" or.
each for Cactus BI Cure togure ythem, 8"“ S or
VIBTIIB, PiilEllll, WARWICK &
BAflBlEil, iillilillill Mill
Bliililili liBilllS.
what would be the saving per mpita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast? ,
lu aim at Plaistcd 3 drug store where.
you y have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure. .
Taylor & Golden. ;
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET, i
SOUTH NORWALK, com. ,
mmi" i‘ ,
WAN'I'I I). 'i
I I). \RDERSmTWu pleasant rooms to let
With board inmost plI-n~ant .lm' man In
51.th city. Apply to Mrs. tinylurd, filt‘ni: out
rrat nu ’ “ E ilf3uu want tohavecomfnrt RH)
and speed,
»— ' . :. int‘TUE \\ HELL, with Spring“, Fork ”an?!
ANT party den-irons of cumming in :I IIIcr-I Illa-inch I ‘usbIou Tires both whee
canttle business of handling andmntrnl— anv Incumatic rim. $0 Bl.‘ RST. .\0 “UNC-
Engels; 31:0? 'l'Ll ES. fully guaranteed, and only $1254.!)
addrcso Bur if you have dcl idcd to tr
a \It'tnr. the simplest to
Terms to suit.
Gregory Bros, Agts.
38 W ALL STREET. .\0RWALK, C’I'an
i. H. BROWN,
SANITARY PLUMBING. STEM and
6A8 FITTING, Till IBBFlllB,
_ SHEET lllllll WBIK
I
of t‘nnuccti; III for it turn
nlty of great mcrit. tail on or
ank, Norwalk Hot-3t. \‘orwaik.
my ll St
A FEW Kiri-9 in operate machines at Kobe-‘3 .~‘
ciImr fzu tury. x? W aslrinzfon street
South Sorwuik, Paid while learning and
.4.me work. F. Eh K'clsey, , Inyd tl
TO LET.
six rooms comer of Main and Ann strects
Brut 81.3. Inquirer)! l'.. A. “'uralwuni.
a A
‘l\ E moms in new brick building. 4 Eliza-
beth street Apply to \\ iiiiam iiiisdou
on the promises. xnyl'.’ in
F URNISREE) room. lti Haiti: and strict.
III) in in
I a pneumatic. buy
manage. mu
I ”lls‘hfl‘lnin nitmeioni 't'dfll}:l§t€;. near in M” a b A 1 SOUTH
t it sum Ian nqurrc o i:I_\c-, Ir no as. mm or ARD
North Slain street. myltitl “”3531 50‘ ~iPRC-”A KEV. and caching:
.\l.'\HII.\‘\ LOW PRF:5I RE 511;“! um
I301 R mom; to strmil family on so; Ind door "UT “ ATE“ BOT ”HE
of No.19 Franklin .Ivc,nue inquire on -- . -7 ---._.._‘ .V.__.
Limits“ _ ._ . . "”31". Thu tints! line of
\ STORE on Fort l’nint street. opposite Rey.-
nnlds strcct, East Nnrnulk. ru‘cml
Stoves Ranges & Heaters
in flit: Iiry.
Till. STEEL ABATE Illlll illlill
cupiod as It ruccry by “illiam 5. Inch.
Trrms reasons lo. App ytn Inhn Trjoh, Sn
't‘I Riverside "Tm East \‘Ixrwaik. myt fl'
1)“ ELLIMH»: lllnuiuls wry plrasnmiy
-‘ situatctl apps) it» flu _\iII.-i~ Hill blmk.
No.41 South Main atru-r. Ami) to John
Ferris. In) 'l If
\E“' house Tulnr Ii\'flllir.‘, 5'0. 5 monu-
A “Mt-rslh-rt 5',» IrmIIh hf avenue. ‘3:
farm house. barn minim am putting».
Slit. six roomx Rmt‘aytnu. Sit. Raymond
. at the: inwo st primrs
Brut. mil
If t. It ‘1' ii ~ t t h \'
PW? a room» 5 II t amt misc 0. l9? WASHING-[0' 8T BRIDGE,
I ll Tllll“ strut: also orminh ntI scum-l
Si. I 't' ERROR TOS. SELLICK
“nor _\0. ’l \nrth MI tin ~trmt, Miuth Boruulk.
‘ihsyms in East \‘uru ttlk. Apply to John ll.
Photographer.
Knapp-Pfificst simr. ortlc." lax kwnod. rui
Will open It First-clam
mish- scout. 230mb lism rd. all) It
()XK second floor apartment of live rooms
PHOTB GALLERY.
MONDAY MAY l6. I892.
each on Osborn Inrnntx Faust Sorwulk;
wa or in; rout, 39301‘ b Apply to John Tryvm
Till) BEST FRENCH l'..\'A.\ll-Zl.El). THE
“5'er SATlS “Multan pm).
$5 lversideau-Lur Emt \‘nrwnlk. “on!
room .tl‘lis AT THE
l‘“‘i‘:.“.ls?i"."i7iii.li‘n.”Elk"? Milli i‘:
MBBT IEISBIIABLE PIIBES.
BIES' PICTURES
ol‘flccnf The Old \\ clit igart 0.. Ki \\ tubing-
.\|\ SPl-A'l ALTY.
GEil. E. iiAiIMEil,
Sik‘t‘htl nth Minn given in Jobbing. Ailor-
.h-r». will in- .xuuml oith pmmptitndt- and
«are. All work dune by first-(lass workmen
FOR SALE.
'l‘lil" cigar busincss. IIIrncr Main and “ uh.
trnrton stm'ts. will he often-l at a bar.
min for slow days only
laukwnnd
(‘ARISO at minus stnblc budding Just rc-
wires by Ray mund Bros. . my ’. in
’l‘thtlshlng actnnsbll and Ill) feet long“:
lnquirouf Iimrgc
m) i'.’ It“
EPl‘l dump, medium math. near] now
in awn at 2i \IIu I.amit aIn-I.nur- Inst No
walk. Addressl’ 0. thorns. South Sisa'lk
(I it? .A‘l‘apportunity to purl hust- an owl l
piano, as good as mow. for cash or '-
ataImt-nts Muslbe bemld luqulrc of or all.
I‘LmuJikl’rank Rider, 'I't “est awnuc. :‘uu'th
orwa -ll
onu’r naturals II t I I I ‘2 Washington 8t"
llm’. "A “In All. , r I
\ harness. Only B133 llll'llll'l'nlll" lur’nuul. (her I'm! "flirt. South hrIrwalk, font). B
llum Byum ulrl, ,glcntlr and kind in our)
"l' ,pcrfI-ctly mun VIIInIr-III of anything.
am safc for all) run- toIirIvc. Buggy and bar-
m» In first rate tondltlnu. This Isaxrrat
bar alln. Apply loin! Doc kwood. moar lied
Darlen. all
I!” l:lLl)lNIi Int. situated on the want aid:- of
viewavenuc No. :5 For particulars
ultimo ytI‘.
Mouth Mirwalkm
mytlly
Cradduck’s
MARKEE,
llll. IBB WASHIIBTBI STREET,
MM newsman—u.
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Ira l'rimu itaaatn I“ W. mum!
Monk ...... EM "
‘PlemusoMkn ltir‘ "
lumbar \\ IIIIoIII s llrlvd lioef Ilc a but.
CASH PRICES.
That t snout lw- beat. Twenty years experience
III the business "tables as to please the
public. A trial solicited.
G. W. CilAililllCll l Sill.
John. II Ellulmth mm
mr0 'nlr
LOST.
PT‘Y’EEN Elm tlnwa attir- and Five Milo
ver a n
”LINN“ .IIIWI‘LT.“ «E? Amt“ .»
nt- of the owner by leayllnfilt at thisuilirc.
t‘ .Efli'hnnuo ItveMI Iver mil ‘lt
n
u
lotiokbclmol Taxes.
1‘!!! *taxtfiymm of the Booth Norwalk Union
rict arc hereby notllled that
the district In of two and one-balf (:50 Hill“!
on the dollar, laid on that Hist
of “It.“ “PM" «mantra-I mill llt mnlm
schoo mm“; ”militia“ ”I; “n 127:3 ”-
para no on I
at mm”: It.“ .Inn '“‘".““Ii':.:."3"m he Geo. 3- Gregory-
‘“ My! 8.0" r‘g‘l’l’mlcllal'lflmk
can A,” firm '
Ma; moor“ Ibula nmalulna
upshot-sud mar
Collector of Tales i th Lila-mph»
sci-mid mu "8"“
thud lloulh Sorwalk: April '5 ill alllmp
lotioe—Blty mu.
’l‘tit tungzggof. the fitarfm Mth
Norwalk
city fits of
Mining andli
“WP whirmnm onus arty
r cent. arms "‘7'
g: All Ml
Minsk: for
t uavert”,
For Sale.
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