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Extract lied Cedar
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pita as dual “via: all the best
quality to be found In the mar-
ket, and our prices are very
reasonable, considering quality.
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Druggist,
43 Hashi IISI. 8e. Harrell.
in the minibus of loxatnnil:
TEiill'ellareinGold
Amino! m DOLLAR. IN GOLD will
beginn tothe poraon who will before July
the lot. 1.. send me the moat concise and
explicit “inertial setting forth the medio-
inalvirtaeonadcurativnpvopsruaaof
Loxatonlk.
just what it has done for you. Testi-
moniala limited loll! words. In order that
“1.13"!“ and unwriudirad decision may
in W. meeesor \V. (I. I'oote and John
H". Idghtharaklndlymrwntod to act as
judges. Prise lobe awarded July 4. 1
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ere. 0. "Silicon
ml IMALI. 01'.
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l have engaged more men and
am now in good shape to‘do
your work on time. 1 have
several first-class PAINTERS
aswoilao P 7 HANGERS,
andwould be to give in.
figures on painting yonrhouse.
Iyatockof Wall Paporiocom-
plate. I ammoiving NEW
GOODS overyfdv days.
MMOILBNMM,
in my quantity and at reason-
album
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uncharged for atmohrmtqio cents
allele.
"8107M
i Remaining uncalled forat the followingpoat-
omcesfor the week endinglay it me. Per-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
any they are advertised:
Norwalk—Eetate of 0. 0. Stoddard.
last Norwnlk—li. R. Buckley.
liniatnre Al-aaae tar Ton-now.
Sun Rises SunSate Inigh‘l'lde Low This
at 4:3 0.4!
at 7:15 at nos
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
Today partly cloudy and hazy, slightly
warmer weather will probably prevail. with
fresh southeasterly winds. preceded by fair
intervals and followed by rain. OnSuudny.
partly cloudy. warmer weather will probably
prevail. with occasional ahowen. and flesh
southerly winds. followed by during in this
rectinmand onMouday partly cloudy to fair
weather. with undecided temperature changes.
serum seniors.
\
Panache/rs and Their The-an in Norwalk
Churches 'I'o—lsumw.
Boom Nonwau thannnuarroaan. West
avenue and West streets. No settled pan-
ior. Services low a. In.and 70pm; Sun-
day schmhnm: young people's meeting. mo
9. m. Subject: "Chinese Iiuiona." Rev.
Gerald 1!. Heard. of New Haven. will preach
morning and evening.
Sonrn Norman Mrrnonlsr. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. ll. E. Barnes. pastor.
Preaching. Im'na. In. and 7:!) p. m.: Sunday
School mu m. Itorninnger. I. Crowder.
of Rownyton. will preach. Evening. the pan
tor of the church will preach upon “Daniel."
Son-m Nonwsu Banner. West avenue. near
Pine street. Rev. ArchiMIl Wheaten, pastor.
Preaching. lira!) a. mans! Til) p. am: Sunday
school. Em; Y. P. S. C. liprayer national)
p. In. Dinning subject. “How We May Know
‘voll. " Braning. preaching by Rev. E. R.
Pcrkins.l'abina.N. Y; subject. “The"olae at
the Ascension."
Tarnrrr Rumour. West street and hir-
fleld avenue. South Norwalk. Rev. Olin liai-
lock. rector. Fourth Sunday nfur Easter.
Morning Prayer. utnuyand sermon. at me
n. m. Evening Prayer and sermon at if»
p. In.
Etvr Avmn Innonrvr. near VanZandt
avenue.“ Norwalk. Rev. C. if. has. tiss-
tor. Preaching pm) a. In. and 1:10 p. m.: Sun-
day school. 1:: na; young [apple's meeting we
p. m. Morning subject. “Salvation and to
Conditions." Evening subject. "A Better In»
revetment for East Norwslk Boys than Policy
Playing." Seats Free. All Welcome.
Bionwann Continua-noun. mar Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. T. ll. Noble. D. 1)..
panar. Berries at Ma. m.and1:l)p.m.;
Y. P. S. C. E. meeting, see p. unlovning
subject. “The Story of lit-ah. or Pisty by
Proxy." Evening abject. “An Ancient Dream
and a Modern Application."
Sonwau llarnonxar. West and lott are.
one». Rev. George Van Alstyuc. l). D. pastm.
Services 10;!) a. m. and m) p. m; Sunday
school. i: m.; Epworth League meeting. an).
hlorning subject. “The Face of Jenna." Ivan-
lng. The Epwonh League Rally. a
Nonwnui Barn-r. Ban avenue. opposite
Green. Rev. F. E. Robbins. pastor. Sen
vices. lows. on. and imp. nu: Sumhyaehool.
12 unztempsranca ravine, I p. m.: young
people's meeting. my. rn. Wubject.
llelplesencas of Sin."
in. PAID]! Err-cont. (hurrah streat.oppo-
site the Gwen. Norwalk. Rev. 8.1'. Graham.
rector. Divine service. with amen. the
that of a series on the "Sacrament-of the
Churchvliapfiam, its Nature and Design."
at l0!” s. m. Divine aervlce with sermon;
eubierL‘The One Thing that Always Paya.”at
Talon]. Sunday School service. law In.
Free sittinn and a cordial welcome to all.
(laws trimaran. Belden avenue and Cro-
street.blorwnik. Rev. S. R. Watkins. rector.
Yourth Sunday after luster. Rely Communion
0.1) n. m. Morning Prayer. Litany and ser—
mon 101) a. or. Sunday School lam In.
firming Prayer with errmon 7:!) p. In. The
ltav.Rarry J. Dudley will oflclale. All are
welcome.
3 9r. 'Msnv’n. R. (2.. earner of West avenue
flannel street. Norwalk. Rev.‘w. J. Sloc-
an. parlor. how I“. f n‘ Iii midrib“
We. ”Align mun-m mm
p m.
Arlyn-r Gunman. Vnuzaudt avenue. Rent
orwalk. Rev. Eli. Tucker. pastor. I’raaeh-
MI...“ in p. nu; Sunday school
Bmtmmmprahem mp3.
Jlowing nutrient. "The first Thing. The Two
‘ Nedmmmaadthelaet Thing." Ivan-
Halibut“
hgeuhject.“0hrlstllefore Pilate and Pllate
orsChrlst." TheWeatNovwalkchoirwill
bvpreuutinthe morniu Mmmwbo
valor-Mundane Invited to come and
briagthsirfi‘iauds.
Bunions“ Swaman Conan-annuity.
River-Heavens. Rene. J. Antler-Impea-
ta. Wanna... sodium... Inna
day school. about. Inviting-mm
Workefthe Holy Spirit." Evening lamest.
"Inmates-am"
timowooo linen Clan-a. Ir ,avenae.
m Rovwalk. suns-y animal. ea p. In
evening vervleu. f. n... W astral
Hume-ammonium“
Mares-a. mmuwan
rouse an annular m.—
“Matthieu-reheat”...
Alma m Wan. [nut
“Harwell. itev. W. It. Davy. power.
lvrrieu at it‘s... and 1.5.4 lander
“negation-ammo.
“murmurs-nonstanda-
ammonium-nun.“
MJMRMWIW ilk-isles
“ammo. a4 pension. t-
“lafant Sprinkling." Evening sable“. "l'ha .
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SGUTI NORWALI.
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What m’mol Welly mDoing
I‘m ,
.owoatEAIDerennyiediaol-argingw
acargoofooalatJ.li.Ferri-’wharf.
J‘W"‘V*‘*"Wm“%mfi
.. finindnifi :; Eff?! ‘i 1,. Mprnn ”yup
rill. ;
ififl‘a residence on Golder-H
“mi.
The independent Social club will meet
with Hubert S. Mitchell. 87 West street.
Monday evening at 7% o'clock.
~Junius Brown does painting. paper
hanging and- general jobbing. Order
antelope-tomes. P. 0. address, No.8
Haviland street. South Norwalk. Ct.
ThedalddsyofCompany G. of Dan-
cury. was held yesterday under the sup-
a-viaion of lieutenant-Colonel Crowe,of
South Norwalk.
A hrge steam“ power saw was brought
here by the propeller CityofNorwalk
last night for E. I". Knapp, the Water
strut box manufacturer.
TheaununlmestiugoftheSpringwood
Union SundaySchool arsocintion forthe
electionof odioera.will be heldnt the
cloned the prayer meeting nextWed-
nrsday evening.
-Danciug free at thearmory after the
concert. Ray 10. Admiaiou 35c.
Mrs. I". D. Lawmn substituted for Him
HaggieRWeed in gradelA of the
hunkliustreet school, yaterday. In.
Lawton was formerly a alcoasful teach—
er in the public schools of Brooklyn.
a
Ext‘ounty Comm'nioner Charge ll.
Olmstead, of New Canaan, formerly of
South Norwalk, has WM himself
in busineu with Charles H. TnylorJeal-
crin invatnnnrt securities at 35 Wall
street. New York.
4th
at the d ,
short coke and ice cream
mutant.—
At the annual convention of tile W. C.
T. 1].. held in Bridgeport Thursday. Ira.
E. Palmer, of Stamford. was reelected
prasidentand lira Grace 1. Curtis. ofa
Stepuey. was again selected as secretary.
I'- Bmily C. ihwley, of Danbury. was
ch.- naive-aver.
The twenty-eighth annual meeting of
the Connecticut lioruwnmbic Radical
society will be held at the Allyn Horne
in Hartford on Tue-lay of next week.
the proceeding opening at 10:” o‘clock
in the naming. Among the papers to
be read is one byDr.EmilyPardeo.of
South Norwnlk.
~Bmt quality cotton or rubber hose.
warnnted. at A. B. Coloy’s.
Next Wednesday. at 7:45 p. m., in the
lactqu mom at 87 Chestnut street, South
Norwalk, 0. W. Knudsen will give a
free lecture upon "How to Ifaka Honey,"
whiohwillbethelastlectureof tho-en.
son. A printed Meal plan. how to
doit, will bsdistributsd free of charge.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The grand oponing of Boron Pdnt
hotel and grove will take place Saurdsy
and Hominy. Kay 28 and 30. 'l‘lwrowill
betwobnnds of music at the i’oint.
afternoon and evening on both days. one
iuthegrcveandtheother in the peril-
ion fordanclug. The steamer"‘Jusle
B.” will make hourly tripe between
South Norwalkaudtbal’bintfrom 10 a.
m., to 10 p. In.
—-lfrs. Margaret Reynolds has received
her claim infull from the Metropolitan
Life lrnnranoe company on the death of
her daughter.
Air. and lira Walter D. Saunders were
apinviaited bythenereuadera at their
mflmwwms,”
More ”and”
.flmm'l‘hw
the midst ofan arthtio selectiout'oby
thbandscmeofthoneighboradischarp
breakingupthefantivlti-itonlytsnded
tocausotbebandtomakemorenoivo.
~Puroeweowrthpareerum,oca
aup.depotreatauraut. (finalist-kt.
Mlhlhnewerediaoovaad by Ira
WWWO outer Joanna
Emma-noun usury sweat,
ammonium. anofths
anew-tryingmopvuafmntwindow,
hsViu‘forosdthsbliuthn.whfleths
sdngiautiirocraakerutinetaadofm
i-
.lt,g .4 3 a
r r
abbot [WW—”i 13'!” “ll“ ‘
l
l(iredsfot’tbsfitatsofNewYork.
o'clock
horse-powwsngiueaudbotlershafting,
laundry. at ”Islam, Nofivalk.
——E. P. B. Capron, machineqdealu,
tory at East Norwalk.
largest engine and boiler manufacturers
andby fnirdealingand low prices, eel
book the order.
reporthviughadhadnsplendidtime.
Ira. E.
him.
in the harbor to-day. betweentuo promi-
dereloped some
qualities.
excellent "
w“? «
NGIWALK REDS.
lava-ab Inst of town.
celebration of Epwortb Loaguedny.
Ruth.
llararrn.
his trip Thursday.
-—Lustriue. risk for free ample.
onehuudlod and nix buttons. Tonigh
Graduated opponent. H. B. Wighnm.
walk and South Norwnlk Electric Ligh
camedownwithacrashandwaswmk
ed. '
“Miriam
of our "renown
extendonoftbswater mainooo
Norwalk.
”—W v
Colonellhetwill hold nbattallon
drilllntholiridmtarmory’l‘nraday
evening.
George E. Darmer. who is toopona
studio over the ppst oilloe,
m., Puncture
MEL"?
9' trove... .. ..
nev.|c. if. Pegg.partoroftbelast
Avenuellt. church, will deliveranad-
drulutthaionGospiseformAno-
elation hall tomorrow afternoon at 3
--E. P. ECapron. Norwulk machin-
ery.deala furniahadareryfine fifteen
puueygbeltingntc. fortbeuewstenru
has secured the order for a very fine
cightyhonapawerstealbollerforlieaus.
Ambler a Perry's new extensive hat fnc-‘
-—hir. Capron represents some of the
domfaila to please his outcmm,and
Thirty-two member! of Minnehaha
Division, Sons of Temperance, enjoyed a
carryall rldeto Stamford last Honing,
and visited’ Shippan Division. 'l'bey
Thecaoe of Thom. King. charred
withauemptiug rape upon Diary Wil-
liams, waeagaiu brought up before Jun.
tics Darrell yutarday afternoon. The
girltold a damaging story against the
WJndthejInticeboundidmoror
IotheSupariorConrtunder .150 bonds.
Y..Weod becoming nutty for
A very exciting boat race track place
non! employee of the Norwaik Iron
Works. George Jayne: and Arthur Ab
bolt. Therace was a most interesting
affair. and was won by Mr. Abbott. who
rowing
A tinny We! Its-s I've- the
A special Bpworth service will he held
Sundayeveningintkell. E. church in
the the lhn'eyearsokl grand-
daughter of Clams Wharton. of liar-
bor avenue, fell the other day and broke
B. R. Glenn. of Ridgwfleld. formerly
ticket clerk at the depot here. who has
beentrnveling in Cuba returned from
in the billiard tournament now in
progrmn iu the Norwalk club, In Cole,
150.th allotted number of points
while W. A. Vogel. 125. was securing
T. S. loriacu. are, will endeavor to
down A. R. Malkln. 150 and W. F.
Acton. 135. will cross rates with his
livid Spices. trimmer for the Nor-
company.frlghtanedhlrhcraeyeewrday
whiieloworlngthelight at Elm street.
The animal sum to run andSpieer
dropping the rope. started after him.
The horse was nought. but the lamp
An important borough meeting will be
held in the Town Home on Iondny
We”, o'clock- The arm to
miter-wisest
lime!» W'
mummies of Rain street,
Riven
side aveuua.snd the extension of the
through lyrtla avenue. East
WhyWhealov &Wila'm'sfull
Marmot-J“. layit. Tlekeuflc.
i OIGKEHMAH & 80H,
84 WMHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Rhnddy loGiunb nested no little
mirththia morning by dating that he
yrs-“agiukahominiuglaiuetroetatauy
cost.”
-—Norwalk Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works... WMMHWm
The abject of Dr. VnuAhtyne’a ad-
dress at the Epworth league rally to-
morrow evening will be "hrmegranatea
from a new Garden."
It a reported that the melidated
railroadwill aloud a branch road to
ShippnnPcint,Stamford.andruntI-ains
thcreduringtbeaulumer.
ConnorDrotberv,“ New Haven, and
apartyof Midgewrt contractors were
in town yesterday looking over the
West avenuemncndammadandinspscv
inglnin and Wall strainprevioua to
puttinginhidsforthe work it the
borougbnhould vote to have it done.
-Reserved seats for the- coneart at the
armory, May 19, for sale at Baxter's.
The inasmuch Circle of King's Daugh-
ters will give an entertainment in
the Albenmum. 'l'ueaday evening, May
24th, for the beneilt of their "carriage
fund." Among other attl'sctiou will be
an illmtrated ballad. the parts to be tak
an by well-known Indian and gentlemen.
"Closing Day” at the Norwalk Military
Institute. June 7. will be appropriately
observed by the school in the following
manner: Afternoon. drill by the schari.
followed by the organization of an Alum-
ni association; supper given by the Col-
onel; and last. the usual reception in the
School room. _. *
Walter D. Burr. of South Norwalk.
drove out of Hoyt street into Main street
last evening, and ran into David Spica.
Burr was thrown out of his carriage and
rolled under the wheels. He retained
nibold entire ninahowevar, and lie
fore the horse could run it mmnght by
[anon Benton nndSylrsster Taylor. Burr
was uninjured. Both vehicles were
damaged.
——Reasouable prices at lane's depot
restaurant
The caseof George Haddsn. of Nor-
Walk. vs. Michael Davitt and wife, of
Stamford. upon a contract for seniors as
bartender at the defendant’s hotel at
Shippan Point, is set down for trial in
the Court of Common Pleas. Tuesday
Hay 10. Attorney Joseph A. Gray ap-
pears for the plaintIiT and Attorney Ed-
wardL. Smfield.of Stamford, for the
defendant.
Shortly after 7 o‘cm last evening
Ollieer Donn no notified that a man
waslyiugou the walk our Benedict's
news store,nppareutly dead. He inves—
tigated and found Dd. Gregory in a
drunken lit. A horse and wagon was
procured and Gregory was taken to the
lock-up. This morning he was discharg-
alupon payment of 01.00. the cost of
thetnrnout. '
—All gas appliances furnished at cost
by the Norwalk Gas Light company.
i
Tent caterpillarawhich subsist upon the
foliage of the apple and wild cherry trees.
are numerals in this vicinity, and unless
means are taken to exterminate them
there is dangerof the fruit cropbeiugde-
strayed. The only birds known to feed
on these plate are the Baltimore oriole
audtbecuokw. Tholatter harenot ar-
rived.andbothepecis are so few in
number that they can have but little if
foot in reducing the myriads of grabs.
i
—Reaervadaeauforthecoucortatthe
armtny. Ilay 19. for sale at the drug
ntoreaandPinneo's. Priooiibocnta.
MWW‘R'HMII pitta Adi no
arm Alplia’Wheel club that
non vestibule: at our» hiring
gruwnrapidly This matter w
Zr“ the adjourned regular meeting.
evening, and it was voted follows the
rooms over Pinneo'a book store. Several
new members were admitted. It was
unanimously voted that the dose should
nothrfied from the preset rate, 50
0'” TI“! RIVER.
lune-acculportnenulalut
Ian-lb.
liin. W. G. LeCount is enteltnlning
barrister, hire. lrvingSirnpson ofBran
Mi“ .25.. ml WW2
in) “m i .
I'em~nampaw"""‘e'm will ,4... ,M.m. m" ., ... ,
mainstream lab-attest property ”gm.” uraiag in ~
W'W’MW anion watchmen-marinara. I .
lions. _. . .
~llogularflct. quality ofnack wear,
opecialsalethiaweek. five for “.00, at
Mitchell’s.
The Young Poople's sSociety. of the
EaatAveuueIi. 3. church. held theirra-
gular meetinglalt evening with Flank
Smith, Hurry street.
Several youugmen lowdown a portion
of R. E. Pamelee’s stone wall on River.
side avenue, last night. throwing the
lumen out on the adowalk. Two or
three planks on the Benedict Farm
bridge werealao pulled up:
ROWAYTGN.
lira. Clan Murdock. of Brooklyn, has
been v'niting Mrs. A. Thoma.
F. Boylstou started for Southern Pines
two weeks with his wife and daughter.
Epworth League of the Methodist
church will have a praise service to-mor-
row evening in place of the regular ser-
vice.
Engineer C. N. Wood is today survey-
ing Warren E. Smith's property on Lenox
Hill. The highways are to be straight—
ened and put in fintclaa condition, and
several building lots will be out on the
market.
DAIIEN.
Frank Ballard. of Ihnbury. visited his
sister. lira. George Roch, Thursday.
man. spent yesterday with relatives here.
George Bales. the well-known butcher.
is slowly recovering from a severe attack“
of wmitmt lover.
Thaddeus Hoyt and Robert l. Toliu
have been carriages jurors in the Super-
ior Court this week, and will do duty’}
again next week.
Miss Louise Austin entertained the
‘ Young People's Society of Christian En-
deavor at her home. Thursday evening
innvcrypleaaant manner, tbeusual
pastimes being enjoyed.
Dr. W. G. Browne/in, of the Soldiers
Home. uommpuuled by Henry A. Pinney
and (laminar Heath. started “'ednesduy
for a few days' pleasure mp through
Virgina. They will return on Monday.
' They went by the Old Dominion line.
Bantu- 'I’rlod This Honing.
The cases of State vs. Daniel Bunion,
formult. obstructing and resisting nu
edit-er, and assault and biting an oiiicer
Justice Coolidge in the borough court
this morning in the presence of a large
number of spectators. Attorney E. M.
Lockwood appeared for the State and
Attorney John J. Walsh for the defense.
The justice lined Hanlon Cl for molt,
$7 for misfing the oilicerand thecostnof
thecaae. 0n the otherwrithewasiined
‘7 for assault. which he paid. and on the
count of biting an officer with intent to
maim, he was bound over to the crimi-
nal term of the Superior Court under
31.0w, furnished by John J. Bullion
man gave #100 bonds for his appearance
at the next term of the Criminal Court
of Common Pleas
no (la. Warrant. Case.
The quo warranto case in the Superior
Court is adjourned till next Monday,
when the hearing of testimony will
be resumed. Town clerks and count-
ers from Cromwell. Chatham, Grnnby
and Portland were examined be-
fore adjournment but there was nothing
hf moist lowest in their antimony.
“sobering on Monday will be bold in
New Maven, on Tuesday in Willimantic,
on Wednesday in Winstod. on Thum‘
likyln New Havenagain. Thecasewill
behnrrlodtoiuoonciuriun with a lit-
tle delay In ponible.
nenday afternoon at Norfolk by liarshal
Home, charred with sendingolnoonalet-
Tbursdny. exporting to return in about -
Walter Bates, the Norwnlk grocery-\ if
vrIth intenitornnim, were tried before ‘
Heappealed theothercnaennd tbernme .4-
LawreuooRogera was arrested Wed» T“ ”6:31..
.. ma."um
The convention of the (hmnocticnt
GraudCourhA.O.ll‘. of A.,
Iiddlstown'l‘bndayafternoon. ltwae
1”. As an inducement
to i large W has or do
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OARDERS ~Two pleasant rooms to lot
with board In most plearnnt location in
the city. Apply loMl'n. Gaylord. 3 Crescent
T.errace mum
A YEIW girls to operate machines at Kelsey' s
cigar factory. “ ashington street.
South rwnlk. Paid while learning and
steady work. I". E. Kelsey. myfi if
T0 'AETa
hinoomsoorner-‘of hialn and Aunt-streets
Rent 315. lnqulreof E. A. Woodward;
I
F“ E rooms in new brick building. 4 Eliza-
beth street Apply to William Rilsdon
on the marines. my 12 3t
FURNISHED room. it) Havilnud street.
my") 1w
HOUSE of eight rooms on Cedar street. near
the sand bank. inquire of F. Raver.
North Maine-treat. mylu tf
Ann STORE on Fort Point opposite Rey-
ldostreet. Eastb. New" h.mrooentl
copied as a S. och.
Terms reasons Apb y to John Tryon, No.
:5 Riverside avenue. East Vorwnlk. my! ti'
DWELLlSGof ltlroouuv tly
situated. In- In; hiusic Warm block):
41 South n street. to John
errb. myth If
NEW house Taylor avenue sit; 5 rooms
Water street. mfi broom. (y avenue. $5:
rmhhousc. garden an pasturage
fill): six mung. mRowayton. Slit. Raymnpgd
1717p" rdat. aromas. STolie; strchhouse No.
a... 9?? "fln"a”a;."3°w':'a”§ “iii
r e. or u t I orw
email-in int-st Norwalk. Apmm to John B.
Quay». ”West aim! orGeo.
5cm. ZSonthM _ Inning
ON! each onGshorn avenue. East Norw
gator in: rent. wa. Enn‘gv'yalk. to John Tryfin.
Riverside avenue.“
FRQXT ps.rtmcnt third floor. Swnrtr A
Corbett a building Rent 30. Inquire at
ofliauf The Old “’ell Cigar (30.. 3) Wright!-
IOLI ‘Em'.
r‘ou SA LE
“Eclnr business rumor “sin and Wash
ington strum. will be attend at a bar-
gain for afaw days only. inquire of [loom
lock wood. 12"
'l‘WOflahing scinevsim and an fret lo l2
feetd sop, medium mesh. nearly new an
beseenat fl Van land! avenue. Bani Nor
walk. Address l‘ 0. Box “dumb Norwnlk.
(} REAT opportunity to pure—bats; an uprigb
piano, as good an new. for cash or n-
atnlmenta. Must bowl-i Inquire of or ad
drcsaJ Frank Rider 74 “est avenue. South
a orwnlk. alt If
GREAT BARGAIN. Rom. to buggyand
harm ('mly Slit) forthcenure turnout.
Horse? ears old. .pfnlle and kind in eIery
wn wordy soun Net afraid of anything.
and” sale for any one to drive Buggy and bar-
none in first rate condition This isagreal
be in. Apply tul. S Lo- kwood. near Red
hill. Dari all
l'lLDl‘s'tv lat. situated on the West side of
Bryview avenue No. :5. for uranium
address o. s. sr. John. II Elisabet street
South Norwnl l.k mrfilim
LOST.
\m BRACELET. with chain attached. be-
Rtreraida avenue East Norwaik.
and the South Norwnlk liar-ton Store. Friday
evening about Ii o'clock. Finder will
returntothiaoiilca. In“ Mr
ISTRIL‘I' 0|? NORW ALK. as. PROBATE
COURT. Ma mh. A. D.. I”.
ilatatoofSamue ll. ()rtomlateof Norwalk.
In Court of hob-Is for the Drum DENM—
walk hath limited and alto lowed six months
from thedate hereof for theoreditorsof said
eatnteln exhibit their claims for settlement.
negtlact at their accounts.
proper roperlyh attested. with u said time. will be de-
a memory. All person indebted to said
estate are relocated to mak e immudlato pay-
ment to A'Ri 11.0 0. .
nit-21:8 Exceutrlx.
DISTRICTM‘ OI' \ORWIALK at. PROBATE
Court Hit me.
Truioric ”Mm. late of Norwalk.
lam samba; District
anth-ildl l
"Whine:
ton of said estate
to gum: their claims for settlement. Those
ly attested. within said time. will Mavis: .,
by notified
lathe—thy run.”
the“ the oily ten of
henna-moot
ldonths lOth
and
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who‘re:
Era 13?; a
1.31:; m“
”MUSICY mill’Ulé‘lCl‘
R08? mQHE’U'PI'ER and gives splendid
We believe or quick sales and-Ina”, Mil.
Afull line of the best the market words W on hand.
33 Washington Street.
Carve! Built Boats. Lap Stinks
lacy-apartment of Ive mat-k. RUTWATRR
taxpaymloeCit mmrthur
“(infirm harne-
Atmeylinoof Rushmornsinfllauil‘ .
We lure unbounded succeuhourButtordeparuusn
mitt ianewm
4 "Ibs. in SI 00!
and do so. You will be asteady
.1.
:2.
die
85 W00
GROCER.
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_St. Lawrence River Skills. Sail Boats. ,
‘-1 Err iiy mi: in]: lumnmwwtfiti‘l
For further particulars Inquire of A. B. Coley, South MainSt.
Warerooms, Water St, foot of Raymond.
H. EMORY PEASE.
Wheeler 81. Haniord,
52 MAIN STREET. 80. NORWALK. 01'.
Agents for
YIGTOH, PHIEHIX, YlilllYlGll &
Bllllllll, IIIGKOlll AIO
OYGLIIG GOOOS.
if you want wtohtcméri and :RIDE
A V [CTORW
llfiinch Cushion Tire. eels :iéalul:
Tagore-xylem tire). V0 811381th UNC-
guaranteed. and only sumo. '
on have decided to try a pneumatic. buy
a VEl‘ nor. the slmlee tomanage. 8150.0)-
Tcnns to suit. ”I“
Gregory Bros, lists.
:3 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CT.
' at
l. H Milli,“
SANITARY PLOIOIIG, STEIN Ind
GAO FITTING, Tll IOOFIIG,
SHEET IIOI IOIK
In all branches. at f SOUTHARD
ROBERTSON SPECTALTEY celebrated
MAHO‘YIB gmumm M and
Thenneuliueof
Stoves Ranges & Heaters
in the city.
TIN, STEEL AGATE illO IHOI
WAGE.
Specul attention given to Jobbing. Allov—
ders will beexecnted with promptilulla and
care. All work done byfl rat—clans workmen
at the lowest prlrcs.
Ill WASHINGTON 8T. OIIOGE.
SUCCESSOR T0 8. SELLER.
GEO. E. DEGREE
Photographer.
Will open a Firsbclasn
PHOTO GALLERY.
MONDAY. MAY l6, l892.
THE BEST PRINCE! ZNAMELED. m
.FINEST SATIN FINISHED PRO-
TOGRAPYIS AT THE
Inner REASOIAIILE errors.
BABIES‘ PICTURES
MY SPECIALTY.
GEO. E. OAHMEH,
42 Washington St.
Over Post Dilice. South Norwalk. (Ir-nu.
my D l!
Cradduck’s,
MARKET.
was In emulator emit,
ID nurture—-
CASH PRICES.
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a. w. Eilfieucxi sex
Geo. 8. Gregory.
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