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tion to a few articles which are
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Extract Red Cedar

'(For Moths Insects, etc., where a
liquid can be employed.

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6 Our Drug Department is com-
plete as usual with 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 Irishman St. to. Harrell.

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Wall Paper

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I have engaged more men {did
aw in good shape to do
work on thus. 1 have
several firsiéclass PAINTERE
as well as I’APEK'HANGERB,’
and would be glad to give you
figures on painting your house.
Hy stock of W1 i’aper is com
plate. I am receiving NEW
GOODS every few days.

White Lead, Oil, Brushes, etc.,
is any quantity and at reason-

usarneappeurs in advertising was».
are draw for at regular rules, 10 carts
a line; ___
Iinlatrsro Alma-an tar "lo-marrow.

Sun Rises Sun gets i lligh'l'ide Low Title
ll 4:! ll 22'“ El VJ:

new Earl Herald Weather Forecast.

Todaynlsar weather will probably prevail,
with froth northwesterly winds. bemrning
light and variable. preceded by slightly lower
temperature and followed by slightly warmer,
partly cloudy weather and wutneriy to easter-
Iy winds. On Wednesday slightly warmer.
fair to partly cloudy weather will probably
prevail. with fresh southerly :wiuds, followed
by thunder showers.

SHUT]! NDRWAEE.

What the People of Dar City are Doing
and Saving.

George S. \‘ivau, of New Rochelle. has
accepted a petition as salesman and
collector for Raymond Brothers.

 

Frank lliils' household effects were
moved yesterday, from Water street to
Bridgeport. by exprmsmau D. P. Mor-
rcil. Jr.

7 ._ El. . .
~Screen doors and windows, all sister,
at A. ll. Foley's.

 

George H. l-‘rcw. treasurer of the Sor—
walk and New York Steamboat corn-
pany, has rented Frank H. Taylor's resi-

, deuce, 36 Elmwood avenue. for the

summer.

A party of Dunbar] Bhermen came to
South Norwalk Sunday and captured a
large codfish with book and line. it is
said t'o I» the second on. of that species

ever caught in these waters.

William R. \Yoodman. a South Nor-
walk boy who has made his home in
lianbury for several years. recently re-
turned to this city and is now employed
by E. l". Knapp. the box maker.

—A good time it the Armory. Thurs-
day. Concert begins at 6.

Rev. Hezekiah Dam» “ill preach to the
lecture room at 32 Chestnut street. South
Sonmlk. on Wednesday evening. )lay
18th. at 'i :45. All are invited to be
present. No collar tiou will be taken.

Apropos of the very general observance
of the Filth of May as a national holiday
in honor of the deceased defenders of
our country, Harper’s Magazine fordune
will mutain a pimutly told story of

‘Demratiou Day." written by Sarah
time Jewett. M __

The air is everywhere laideu with the
fragrance of fruit bloatrmns. Tbe trees
were never so gaily decked, and a drive
along the country highways and byways
just new is a pleasure seldom mjoyod.
Tire abundance of blomoms indicata a
prolific yield of fruit.

Contractor S. B. Sherwood has been
awarded the contract for building the
addition to Roth & (ioidscbmidt‘s corset

' factory. it is to be forty by sixty freL

llenlsohasthecontrnct to rmrodeland
raise “some R. (torrid house on the
Green, in the borough.

.4me short cake and reecream
at the depot restaurant.

Irv-I s

)linnehabaDivklon, Eons of Tempu-
urce.ireidaboxsociableat their room
last erenl ng. which proved a very en-

affair. About fifty people were

.pssunt,sndahmrt.8wsa rulisedfrornw
. dresdlenflpses. Gaww-ulnduiged

Ia daring the storing.

memwt. arrested yesterday
bishonreinlisstllorwslk byConsts-
film. W with Insult and
bresoboftbepescsbyl’hmvmy-
JusticeMorrellfluedKeoghtisnd costs
allowedhinronsweek in which to
pa ortskesu appeal to the common
pIe-mnmttagmn.
_mug.¢w8odswster,tlsrsaparil-
amen. Cream soda and Ginger
AleueallrnadebyWilburB. lawb. a
droggistinflhnfordfweightsm years,
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Clothiers,
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The Y. W. C. T. U.— will hold their
regularbmine- meeting at their return
tbisevenrng “7:45

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SPIN“ built-I; flout (Ellyspeptda!

Richardsons
Eldridge. oyI.” qty “ silt?” cure

Stomach troubles. not for 6c.or Inc.
sample.

James Welsh, of this city, went to
New York this morning. where he IIIviIl

Dr

' join the crew of tirestesrner “Santiago."

whichsailsFridsy for Cuba on an ex-
tended cruise.

——Are you going to the concert at the
Armory. Thursday evening 2

Butler lodge. No. 97. l; 0. 0. F.. will
rehearse tiresetmnd degree to-night. A‘
number of Past Grands will go to Herb
den “'ednesday. the 18th inst. to ath'nd
the semion of the Grand lodgc. leaving
on the 9:15 train.

The following advertised letters remain
ed uncalled for at the post—odice for the
week ending May 14: Annie llenuou,
Ilrs. James Fowler, Him Alma 8. But»
bard, Henry C. Merrill. l‘sotyak Marth-
lnah Miss Kate Mackenzie. lira. I.
Mnglone. Miss Merry Parsons and Mrs.
Eunice Underhill.

The sociable of the Arion Singing Socr-
ety was largely attended. last evening,
at the society hall onWashiugtou street
and was greatly enjoyed by all. Sury-
tbe's ombestrn fumished excellent music
and the festivities were kept up until 3
o ’clock this morning.

—-l"ure notice wIth pure cream. on a
cup, depot Mutant. Open all night

William 0. Seymour. of Ridgeileld;
William H. Hayward. of Colchestnr, and
George ll. Woodroil, "of Litchfield, rail-
road commissioners for the State of Con—
mtimrt. paaard through bon- this arom-
inginnspeoialcar ouatour of impec‘
tics of the New York division "of the
Lbnsolidated railroad. They were so-
commpauied by the otlicials of the road.
Mr. Johnson met them at the depot.

 

Paul Reichow, a popular barber. who
hasbeen employedin this city and the
borough, was married by Rev. Mr. Ao-
drm. in Jersey (‘ity Heights. .\'. J.. yes-
terday. to Milt 1m Regs-l. of Mount
Vernon. They started on a bridal tour
immediately after the ceremony and
spent last night at the Mairaekenro hotel.
wiwre they received the congratulations
and best wishes of a large number of.
friends.

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NORWAIIK Ali‘s.

A lirmy Budget of Items born the
w III of “Iowa.
Prank Gregory. of Poplar Plains. is
the proud lather of a girl baby. born last
night.

-Whecler & Wilson's orchestra at the
Armory, Thursday. Tickets, 26c.

Mrs. James ll. Bailey and daughter of
the Limo. are guests of Mrs. Bailey's
parents in West Haven. t

in the Y. M. C. A. Hall this evening by
the Stamford and Norwaik claim.

Thepainters of the town talk of or—
ganizing aunlon, and joining the Brotir’
erbood of Painters and Decorators of
Aussies. _____

—Cbildren's straw hats at Mitchell's,
Wall street, Norwalk.

Attiremsstingof the Island of man-
agers of the Norwalk Lawn Tennis club,

last “evening, progress was reported to-

Itileonr.tboyonnprst sonof Insnd
In. Benryfi. of lott avenue,
sgsdtwosnd flaw-apatite
vigilanteyeof dunmgirl yesterday,
andstrsyed away. The youngster was
missed about thins o'clock. and his
motherat en‘s reported tirernstterto

 

the police. half-put six last
evaningt em was found play-
ing with children on Franklin
‘It-Itfi. 'e

«Gotoileoiield a Hoyt's for carpets,

furniture. folding beds and tables.

 
 

 

'"lléoufnry llatlieis will «7E? din .t‘y‘te time-:1

My “_II ‘I
jig-am” 1irecbrreestattbst

A gymnasium exhibition will be ill'ld‘

thesrrmmertourrwm
minimal hammer
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lire. George Wendling pmtnl IIt~r
husliandwith a pretty slrl, baby last
night.

a Point blim‘ drill

the coming

Armory. nut-sq. Tickets. 261-. 3

Nogames were played in the ‘Norwalk
club‘shandioaphillisrd monument last

evening.

The liorwsik Library smocistionre-
«mummies-amen the lies-

tiltflttlte~ 's'lilir ' . The votarwers
——lrustrine polishes brilliantly.

While waiting the windows of the
Singer Itsebiue company's stilt-eon this
street tbfi morning, Gauge E. Buckrunn
fellfrutn a stepladder and struck his
head on the sidewalk. injuring himself
severely. '

‘ Seventy-eight tripsare now made on
the street railway litre from eight to six-
teen minutes apart. Two minutes are
sliowedto run between switches. The
carsareallowed to wait for no one if
they are very far behind baud.

—Strnw hats at Mitchell's, Wall street.
Norwalk. _”

The m-Iectmenjimve been petitioned to

 

’ calla special town meeting to accept

Myrtle avenue. East Norwalk. and
nstret-t from Elm Grove Place to the
Roteu llill road. across property donated
for the purpose of openings direct road
to listen Point. ...-

About 10 o'clock last evening the large
twenty—inch driving belt which runs the
line shaft attire Electric Light station
ran off the pulleys and matpollsd the
engineer to shut oi! the South Nuwelk
lights are well as the Norwalk street cir«
cult.» They will have both circuits
running this evening a usual.

~4§>v~wv W49~~~~ -
fiVElt TIIE RIVER.

laws and C." III the Day in East
NurwaIk.
RerLHJ'uckergoes to Mu to
marrow and will campy the pulpit of
his old church Sunday.

A largv numberof the friends of Fred
Brtmn surprised him. lost to euing, at
his home on first avenue. Dancing was
the principal feature of the evening.

 

 

(,Yltristina 0., wife of Eric Erickson.
died yesterday afternoon at her home.
61 VauZandt avenue. in the forty-lint
yoorof her age. The funeral will be
held Thursday afternoon at 390 o'clock
from her late home.

—-Rt’ltlt)l|lhl€ prices at Lint-'3 depot
restaurant.

last night was a memorable one for
the members of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder crimpsny. the amnion being the
fifth aun‘rrermry of their organization.
It was appropriately strewn-ti at their
rooms in Randall's block, about one
hundred people. including members and
their gusts. being "mart. A sump-
tuous supper was served In Randall's
Hall. Theaddrsai of weicomewasmsde
by the foreman of the company. Fred»
erick ll. Wheeler. The master of cere-
monies wu Pmtmaster Harry Rider.
Rev. C. I. l’eggledinprayerand made
a very pleasant speech. followed by
Chief Engineer McGowan. of the South
Norwalk fire department; Horace Hatch
foremanof Old Well Hook and Ladder
company; Captain Weed. of the South
Norwalk Fire Police: Albert lorritt,
militant foreman of Palm Hose com-
pany.andotbers. Visitor-wersprtssnt

port,and Mothm '9 WW

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3 Item m.

John iloyt. of 173* York. spelni Bun-
day with bisparents here.

likalJlilaI lloytbssacosptsd s
that follow York as stenogrspber and
typewritht.

Thombersof the Epworth lasagna
dtbelotbodistebarchwiilhold aeob-
webneisklsWsdamrhy evening“ the
World. Ilium “

“amusisnuigersaryoftbezpwortb
loses- was Mat-slut the
What“ was
ammunition-ting.“
beinggivsu by Rev. P. W. (.‘rowder. C.
W. Bell, Ir. Warnerand others.

.« muss.

n. Darin Juniors defnted II nine
Ito-I th‘snhool. sat-rote. struts-y
strum. M’sseorsafanlssoetgtrt.

Magma very silty-A

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The Dorian Stars unspoiled Satan
day for the coming season, and would
Iiketoplsysuy amateur team in the
state. Communicatiouscan be addres-
ed to Earl lounsbury. manager. The
'club' rs comps-ed as follow: John Kel-'

Whig

:J‘ ‘ titanium» dilirtu

. ieftll'éldi Withi' can. oeu-
terileld;0eorge'l'ooker, right field. The
club has received new uniforms from
Bouts-r. They consist of gray trouser and
shirt. navy bluecap. stockings and belt.
and cost about 975.

 

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Baas III] News.
The Union Schools would like to hear
from any nine w members al'e
under fifteen! years of age. Address
John Duuleavey. Spring street, South
Norwalk.

Tire came, of Graniteville, would
like any team in the State which wishes
to arrange games this season to commu-
nicate with Samuel Lewis, manager, 22
Clay street. this city.

The Resolutes and Westootts will crms
bats in Stamford Decoration Day. for a
prize of W. Both teams will be court
posed of picked men. many oi whom
have played in this city.

The Rmolutea. of South Norwaik, and
the Westontts. of Stamford, have united,
and the best players from each club have
been takeir to makeastmug team, which
will probably be located In on. city.
The members are as follows: Captain,
Thomas Welsh; Timothy Sullivan, James
Rogers. William Gunther, William Col-
lins, Edward (Willi. William Reese.
William Tammany. lstthew Duane,
""Rt-d O'Donnell and WJleyers. ll. C.
Smith is manager and Marshall Smith.
assistant manager and treasurer.

Says I- “I. the Tara-at.

’l‘hepoliceloeksd uparuan last night
as a suspicion person. He had a horse
and carriage in his passion, whiohtis
now atSolIsIn’ONe. Estrella-Ian
Jew, audthhroornigpvshis-ass to
more \‘ollruer \as Abraha- Gntknsko.
At first he‘decikred to my anythhg
about bimedffl'nt by rising hianmstper
snmivs manner the chief got a story
from bim,‘wbbh tsbeltsrui to be true.
Gutkosky said that about six months
ago, while driving a peddling wagon in
New York. soeseone stole his horse.
This deprived him of his means of get
Bug a livelihood and It» has tutti work
to get along, walking from place to place
about the country. Yesterday he was in
New Ham. he said. and aw a horse
and wagon standing in front of a store.
which he took and drove ofl, arriving in
South Norwalkhte last night. He said
he did not know who the turnout belong-
ed to. The officers said the horse, a
small black mare. had been overdriven
and estild hardly eat when taken to the
stable. The vehicle is a black pin-tron.
The authoiitiea in New Haven have been
notified of the capture of the man and
turnout.

A (travel ‘I'raia Pia-gas Into a Sand Baal.

Thebig mogul engine So. 111 started
to pull a train of fifteen cars out of the
gravel pit in titration), this side of tho
llomratonic river bridge, yesterday after.
norm,antl had attained a good rate of
sped when it struck a misplaced switch
and plunged into the sand. The tender
followed the locomotive but the flat cars
diduot leave the rails. The engine is
ooeoftheheaviestou the road and its
weight sank lt nearly up to the hubs In
the soft ground.’ It listed decidedly to
otw side likes-tranded ressel. A

van and several hours' hard work were
required toreplnce it on the rails. The
tracks were torn up for over thirty feet
by the mishap.

fAbout ”Dilbert...
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new let ddhelfiwnerouch

at; I?! cg; who has _
“WPWQI . fluf’; m
printsdathsrrsqnutandwiththehope
Murat they maybsof value to tome
Msflllctedpersona

Tar smoke for diphtheria “Pour equal
partsof turpentineand liquid tarintoa
tineseup. and set fire to the mixture.
Adsorsrssiuonasnrokewillobscnretbo
at of the mermaid the firm: will
soar saperisnos relief. the iiiwinons
Insrnbranebeootning
heentrledwlthexeelltntresultsinllsnt
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army- of ”plumb-«Tbs ae-
commagptmnuvsoraphumrrm
bssnussdwltb uniform success by Dr.
John W. Nolan. of Non-1k. and
drosidbagirsuwidspubliuity:

Meninormbsslpbauot Inn,
onedrsohrn, in eight moses of cold
waisr.thothhlylweetsnedwlthbrownu.
sugar. 'lbenarnberofdosesvsrisswitb
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not: too now.
Where aad Hardwood their Bears
9‘ Milan.

Theodore Knapp is spending a few
:days in Bottsford.

W.“ .mmmtm.

Hurling

Elm street.

Mia Nellie Combs, of the borough, has
returned from a five weeks‘ visit among
relatives in Massachusetts.

Mrs. P. J. Shea, of Brooklyn. former-
ly Miss Florence Byxbee, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Charles Bysbee, of 34 Ray-
mond street.

liar Henrietta Belden, of . the Green.
now residing in New York city. has re-
turned to New York after several days‘
visit to her old home.

Charles C. Riley, the electrician. left
town this morning for Rondout. where
he will assist in putting an extension to
the electric light system.

Mrs. Thomas G. Osborn started this
morning for Washingtou.Mouut Vernon

nudotber places of Interest. She is are ,

companied by her sister, Mrs. Stone, of
Brooklyn. ‘

Mrs. Charles Detteuborn, of this city,
wentto New York on the 11:37 train
this morning. and expects to sail on the
steamer Normania tomorrow for Halls,
Germany, whereshe will via". her for-
mer home.

'Dr. A. N. Clark and Henry Buckley
started today to wheel to l’oughkeepsie,
N. Y., from which place they take a
sleeping car to-uight for Niagara. After?
spending a day at the Falls they will
wheel to this city,expecting to arrive
home Sunday.

HERE AND THERE.

Important News of the County and Pilate
“to-lake! I. I Condensed forel-

.\lfred Tn’heme, Stamford‘s young (

highwayman. was sentenced to the state
reform-chord at the recent session of the
criminal superior court.

Miss Hannah gullivnu. of Bridgeport
had a tooth pulled and the flow of blood
cou- uot bestopped. This. with brain
trouble. caused her death. ‘

Sherifi' Robert S. Clarkson, who was
elected county delegate to the national
Deurocrmrct-onvt-ntitm at Chicago. has
appointed ('. St. Andrews of Danbury
as his alternate.

“Ted," the horse that will undertake
to “in the $1.00) by trotting thirty-six
miles in time hours, was taken from
Derby to Bridgeport yesterday to be in

. readiness for the race tomorrow.

Captain and Mrs. J. T. Robins, of
Stamford. ceiebratrd their golden wed-
ding Sunday. They sloped Noni Virginia
fifty years ago. when Mrs. Robins was
fifteen and he was twenty-tire years of
an.

William Y. Davenport, of Stamford. a
life insurance agent, who died suddenly“
in that placeof erysipelas, which affected
the brain and caused death in only two
days after its appearance. was a bond
dm-endnut of the Rev. John Davenport,

palm of the Stamford Congregational .

church from rear to I73I.

if s New York millionaire gives Ir diu-
nI-r at 6th avenue and HoursIreet, coating
{’00. 00, which gives 19 .
and these poo Ile spend“ slmolyw In doc-
tors biih am tlnall have to pay .6. 00
alert lama; Brig“ Cure to cure them.
w at w t saving is if
the dinur should not be '22:? there
being 57 persons at the feast?

Inquire at l’laismi s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure.

-(lood looking boys are always want-
ey to sell Tits Sumner. at this office

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We have unbounded success
come for and near for it. Why

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customer for it.

_ LEADINGI
33 Washington Street. South. Norwalit

A fancy line of Mushrooms in Glass Jars.

If you have not tried it come and do so

We believe" "1 quick sales and small profile.
A full line of the best the market affords alwayt' on hand.

 

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Taylor 8: Golden.

Real Estate and Insurance.

UlSiiIlGTilI STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CON.
‘1'”?! . .
WANTED.
A GIRL to do general housew ork:
once required. Apply at"r ”West street.

my]? 3t
A FEW girls to operate machines at Kelsey" 5
fattery. Washington street.

South . 'rwo rw.afk Paid while learning“ and
steady work. F. E. Kelsey. In)“ If

T0 LET.

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IKrooruscorner of Mai sin andAun streets
Rent $5. inquiri- of E. A. Woodward.

 

HOV. 'll: of dght rooms on Cedar streer. near

the sand bank. Inquire of F. limes.
North Main street. mylll If

Ami on Fort Point street. opposite Rey
ds.street Eastb Norwalk. ret eIItI

I'Anpied as a mam-{00ers William S. nth
App y to John T'on, No

35 Riverside avenue. East Norw alk. myt t!
A DWEELDIG of it} rooms very lrasautly
situated. 0 pa ire the Music all block.

32.0 41 South n street. Apply to John
Ferris. myd tf_-

\EW house Taylor avenue, Silk 5 rooms

Water llml. momma ‘yw avenue. :6:
farm house. barn garden an u.rage
l0- six rooms. Rowuyton. :13. Raymond

 

L 9pc per mimrmsTollesstneLhouse .\'o.
6 Tollvs street. also brooms on second

floor .\0. 8 North Main street. South Norwaik.
turnouts i lasth'nrwalk. Ap tempflickwood to John“.

Knapp.” est street, orGeo

estate sagentlmk Main St. a2? If

)“ second-film apartment of Ira rooms
each on (”born avenue. East

\':rwwalir
water in; rent, finch. A ~ly to John .
:5 Riverside avenue, East walk. It“?

 

FRONT apartment. third floor. Swan: 6
Corbett 's ldin$ Rent“. inquire at
Well Igaroo. .‘fi Wiasb m-
at”
Ft“! SALE.
\T0\E-THIRDof cost. an upright piano.
nearly new, ebony frame. fine finish and
swret tone: also one landmine walnut lie-r!
morn set Mil fir want of out. Can be won
at M. t Elizabeth ~trot-z. nIyl. 3t

iltllLV'tE for saiec‘ reap. \ good driver. (‘ an
be seen at Baker ~ livery stable. ml63't

 

'I‘HE nillr husiut'ss. l oruer ‘llain and Win-b
ingtou Sun-h. will he uttered at a bar-
mom for nfew days only. Inquireof (tool-go

tiff

’l‘\\0l‘isbing seines its) out till feet lou 12

feet deer», medium met-h. nearly new. “on
besnen at it in Zaudt sienna. East \‘or—
walk. Addrearl’. 0 Bus 'il. south Sorwalk

’V HEAT opportunity to purcliasefi an upriéh
piano. as good as nI-vr. fur cash or
atalmenh. Must be sold lnqulh' of or ad-
dressJ. frank Rider. N West avenue, South
Norwalk. all If

AthEAT ii Alli-Al". Horse top buggy and
barns-o. Only 5B1 forrlret ntrre turnout.

Horse (Hears old ,5th and kind In r‘t‘l’)
perfectly sou'. d .\‘nr afraid of nnvthing.
audsafe Ior anyone Iodrivt. Buggy and her—
ness In first- rate mmlition This isagreat
gag-ll; dAppl) In L S hakoood. near nillfd

I l lLDI‘Hi lot. sitnaled on the Wrsl ~itit~ of
lleyvtew awnur ‘LII 1'». For purlu Irish

address (18 John. II E Iimbetb street,

South Norvnrllt.L Incli 3m

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llitAf‘l-‘JIL‘I'. with chain attached. br-
1‘ twrvn Rivrnldr avenue. East Noni-slit.
and the Ninth Sorwalk [lint-III store. Friday
evening about 6 o'clock. Finder will drast-
return to this office. my I It

IotIcr—~8clreol Tam.

’l‘llE “(magnum of the tionth Norwalk Union
Ist rict are hereby numb-d that
the district taso two and ”Mall.“ (2%) Iuliis
on the dollar, is on the town mutt-m list
of lllll. at a meeting of the distrh I held on the
2d da of Junethil. at the brarrklin street
when house will barium and payable on the
filthy of. ay. ID". at whichtimeisbnil be
really to we re th a same at llhe hardware
store ofA. B. Color. in Music Hall biotk. Pen
ally at the rateof nine Wiper cent. a year from
May 2 willbt- charged on allhills rvInaiIIlnu
unpaid on and after June 2J5“.

SI hool Illstrhi.
Darn ”tomb Nor-walk. April 12. I”. III! int
.1 J. .

llEtas yersoftheCit sills-rib! rwalk
T are hzv‘ebynot that therityotax of

 

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"it on! iheasssss

list dimly.” aclt Wraiifigd held on them ltth
day of due andpa AM It
May I. in, at w libs y to

"but“. mansion,” Washington

Meal“ y at “$0 l”rate lotto “per cent.
unsung! u'npalrl Ion land bombing".
“3:3!le 85"?th
om III floutb Novwalk. ”in u. a: .u

' nor-ICE.

aunnm
W all bills

ban

t rsouvsd and “lion nor

Givens-call. Ire-tiara. totwn.

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St. LaWrence Rivéii‘gltifis.
“a" ""‘l on» little Bruno Bili-‘lli'ill'dtl’f‘fl

For further particular-5' Inquire of A. B Coley, South Main St.
Warerooms, Water St, foot of Raymond.

Id refer '

all.
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H. EMORY PEASE.

Wheeler & Haniord,

I EMAIN STREET. SO. NORWALK. (.‘l'.
3 Agents for

news PHIIIIIX, IIIIIIIIcII &.
' IIIIIIIIrII IIIcIIIIII IIIII
cIcIIIIc cones.

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If you want Iohsvecomfort and .RIDE

A \' II‘TOR \\ HEEL’gwith Spring Fork and

III-i nthCusbIou Tires. hot it wheels
mum-tic tire). LO BURSTJt 1:3?ng to
'5. fully guaranteed, and only $1354”.
[I you have decided to try a pneumatic. ha
a Victor. the sin: lest manage. Irma—y
Terms to suit. p to ’

Gregory Bros. Agts.
(«n WALL STREET. NORWALK. CT”. ,

l. H. BHDW

‘8lllTlllY PLUMBING STEAM and
6A8 FITTING, Tlii iliiilFliili,
SHEET illilii WOIK

In all branches. Agent for SOUTHARD and

sour. men's sprout.
)1 up my now 7' [fit-grflednfl

 

The final line of

Stoves flanges & Heaters

in the city

Ylllil.

.N‘pt-I inl attention gin-II to Jobi In -
ders wiII bout-cured with pmrltm‘llndéuh‘lllll

(are. All work done bi first
III the lowest prices. {lass workmen

Ill Vll8liliifilliii 8T. BIlillBE.

Sl't'l'ESSUR T0 5. SELLECK.

0E0. E. 0AIIMIEII“

Photographer,

Will open It First-class

PHDTli GALLERY.
MONDAY. Mil I6, I892.

THE BEST FRENCH ENAMELED, THE
{FINEST SATIN FINISHED Pill)-
“MillAPHH AT THE

MOST HEISBIABLE PIIIIES.
BABIES' PICTURES

MY Si‘i‘l'i I \L'I'L

0E0. E BAHMEH,

42 Washington 8t.
Over l’tmt mutt. Home Nurwalk. Iroorf.
my it ly

Cradduck’s

MARKET.
ID. i0! WASHIIITBI STREET.

-———-—I~ crummy—~—

i’rinttr rum. ....... . . .1” M’
Extra Prime in W

me a mmn'sllrilvid’dflgn
CASH PRICES.

thatcauuofbskeat. Twat ytars st
in the hnsirmu enables an topleaae ”mi"
no hit s. A trial solicited

 

 

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