Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 19, 1892 · page 4

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WW; want to call your atten-
tion to a few articles which are
neasonablo—

Plaisted’s Compound
Extract Red Cedar

For Moths Insects, etcfli where a
liquid can be emplOyed.

256. for I’ll" BOTTLE.

Raphthalien.

lln balls or fluke)

- Cum Camphor.
Aromatic camphor.
Oalniatinn Insect Powder.
vomited Hellebore.
Parisf'lfireen.
tendon Purple.

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Our Drug Department is corn-
plete as usual with all the best
quality lobe found in the mar-
ket, and our prices are very
reasonable, considering quality.

PLAISTEII,

Druggist,
d3 Washington St, Sn. Norwall.

$| 0
Reward

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To the runny friends of Intatonii:

Ten Ilollarsinllold

A prize of TEN DOLLARS IN “OLD will
beglvon to [lu- person who will before July
the let. it‘ll}. ecnri mr tho tmmt courier and
explicit tcntimonlal with»: fortb tln- "twill"
lnnl virtues and curative pmtwrtim of

Loxatonik.

mm but what it handout for you. Tutt-
millll limited lull-'1 wonln. ltrortlr-r that
an impartial and unprrjndlm'rl lil‘l‘lliull nmy
it. “floral. Pride-Mir W. l’. ll'mlc and John
II. Light bow kindly conwntrvl In M! m
indium. l’rin to hr awarded July l.

 

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0E0.C. STILLSON,

Withdrawn“. one '

I have engagcd more men and
am now in good shape to do
your work on time. I have
levernl firetaclaee PAINTERS!
as well as PAPER HANGERS,
and would be glad to give you
figure: on painting your house.
Hy stock of Wall Paper is cont.

etc. I am receiving NEW

ODDS every few days.

were. loud, Oil.Brueherr'. etc,

in any quantity and at matron-
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person purchasing to the amount of Five Dollars 'will, be

with a Fir-cinemas Whip at,

tr FRANCIS w 00
' The Clothiers.
86 Washington St, South Norwallt. ‘

Vliiliilll outbid:

JAM” (rowan. norm and Proprietor.
’I‘zrure—l year. 85:0 montbe. ”.50: 3 month;
11.15; i mummified-nus; uncle copied! come.

 

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‘ SPECIAL. NOTICE .
Abilene of iuml enforfaz’mrwnle of all
kiwi». to rchidt an admission it duty-god,
and notices calculator! to promote primfc
interests. except :47th an advertisement
of some oppwn in advertising mlunut,
arc clutrgmf for at rcgulor rules, 10 ccnfn
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Miniature Almanac lor Tn-rnorrow.

I flrrn 30th librb'l‘lde Low Tide
It lzlll at 4:37 at. UM!

Sun ill-ot-
rtl i 23

New York Herald Weather Percent.

Tao-day cloudy to partly cloudy weather or ill
probably ,prevnll. with alight temperature
changes and fresh wntheasterly to southerly
winds, followed by rain. 0!: Friday slightly
cooler. partly cloudy weather and fresh south-
erly to brick westerly wind» will prevail. pre-
rcdcd by min and followed by clearing xr-ncr-
nil) in thin mctionmnd on Saturday partly
cloudy to fair, cooler weathcr.

Sfll’TiI NORWALF.
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Saving.
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum.
will hold a regular mccting this evening.
Expreaeman Thomas C. (‘avunagh rev

ceived a new truck from New Haven this
morning.

Reading milmad barges 3i and :33 are
at Wilson Point discharging coal r‘onv
argued to J. Ii. Ferris for points up the
iiounatonic.

——A fine line of baby carriagcs at
Stow’s.

 

There will be a meeting of thc execu-
tive committcc of the Y. P. S. C. E. at
the Congregational church Sunday. May
2:), at 6 o'clock.

\rcltitcct )iorcbousc hue drawn plans
for u double hon-so for Sands Scilccl. to
be erected on tho lot corner of Matti-on
and State stn-ets.

Mrs. M. II. Portions has issued invita-
lions for a reception in honor of her
youngest son, Waldo 11.. Saturday aftcr-
noon, from 3 to 6 o'clock, at the Brook-
side Farm.

Are you nervous front want of slccp ?
Dr. Richardwn's Cocoa. ("v-levy and ('iu.
cbonn Norvr- Tonic l’owdcrs cun- lu-
snmuia and .\'u-rvun< chility. Ask for
.‘u'. or ltl'. sumpic.

wi’l'n‘v'u doors and windows, all size-rt.
ut .\. ll. thicy'e.

.\ Spt‘CIfll mnvmatiou of Butler (‘lmp-
tor. TL-A. 3L, will be held to—lhorrow
evening. The past and most excellent
mnetcm degree will bc worked. Refresh-
ments will bc ecrved.

Caterer i". A. lane, of the depot ree-
taumnt, he distributing some very at-
tmctivc lune.

t‘onmlidutcd railroad yesterday after-
noon.

rcpnirs to the bridge. I-‘ourflrcavy girders
will Dc.
rottmd out.

 

' abort. calm and ice crcum

o'clock last night for throwing utonce

on Writcr elm-t. lic who bmught bo-
forc Justice Townsend thin morning and

work out thc line.

FAIWIIYII balmy, of Stamford, formerly
of Smith Norwaik. one of tho moot popu-

iu known as the “stunt train."

 

charclr, Friday. lay 20th. 7tolllo'cioch.

Music. train of fancy articlce and potted

pillfllli. and olmvatlon party. Admission
’ cents. For the church debt.

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' Moon aftertbe train duo have at 4:07
pulled out of Bridgeport yesterday after
noon 3 good ruined atone came whining
through a whether of om of the can.
Sewnl South wanilt mm were
in the car near the broken window, but
fortunawly the minded” not hit any»
one. The atone ‘wu probably thrown by
molecrowdofboye wile were play-
ing bride the track

 

While Juliu- Bermann, the lomogh
bottling mamwaedetiveringgwdann
Woodward avenue,yevtwday.histcam
tookfright and ran away.“ dddnot
empirical thepole caught between the
whubdmm unaware
trimmed hon. h a we Our
offlolm‘horumthdtoapuuoe the
mun, aim become W Ind.
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Several bundrcd Were
give-n away totiw lady travelers on the

Thc ‘Vflrlillllfllfili strcctbridxc will b.
triwwyrow front 7:30 :1. m. to 5:30
. m. I in nccfiuary in order to make

I in to rcplnce sotnc that have

John Scott mud~ arrested about 10

ltlltl bottlcn into l'ntriclt l'orcoran'u saloon

llnnlfiand cmta for drunkcnm-m and
$5 for breach of tlwpcacc. Not having
the cash bc watt taken in Bridgeport to

lat conductor-e on tho (bucolirlatcd mil-
ruad. wholuu been in charge of a tit-tu-
ford upcclal for nutrient] you». hart jun
been appointed conductor of the felt
Bostonexptera leaving the (hand (Jen.
trill ticpol at ii p. to. daily. Tilt it what

QKing’u Dnughtcr'e reception. Baptist

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ing an invitation to attend tbededicntion I
of the monument to General Swigwick l
at Went Cornwall, Memorial Day.

 

—-l’ure coffee with pure ('Tl‘fllfl. M a;

. noun Lodge-.010. or, i. 0.0. F.. a...
fcmditbb second degree ‘ on five may;
dates last evening. Vice (imnd E. E.
Ggrhaut passed around the cigars.

Captain Dcmreet and Captain lite
Selleck went down the harbor- fishing in
W. I’. Bryant's “hair," yesterday

When the employee in liolmmJim-Icr &
Sellock company's store saw them com—
ing up the harbor both two horse trucks
were hurriedly backed down to thc dock
to receive them and carry their fish.

—The “Eagle" Soda water, Sat-upend-
in. Root Beer. Cream Soda and Ginger
Ale are all made by Wilbur E. Lewis. ‘a
druggiet in Stamford for eig teen ycars.
which is a guarantee of their are quali-
ly and delicious flavor. Be a
for Eagle Bottling Worker” make. All
dealers.

George W. Byxbee. of Roman strcct‘.
had John Bette arrested yesterday, cbnrg‘
ed with assault. Justice Morroll tinod Mr.
Betta $1 and costs this morning. Wit.
ceases testified that Mr. Byxbcc was
really the one to blame. as be Wont out
of his way to meet Mr. Bette. The two
men lmdafew words and Mr. Betta throw
some oystcrtt at Mr. Ilyxbec, which re—

rultcd in his arrmt, and the end is- not
yet.

NORWALK it Ens.

A Brody Budget of lee-n- From the
heron-h End of Town.
Six members of the Alpha Wheel club
enjoyed a club run to Dorlon's Point last
evening.

The master niaeou ileum,- “ill in: row
fcrrcd upon I'urmn S. Beth; at the regu-
larunmnuuicatiou of St. John's ixnlgc.
A. l‘. and A. )l.. this evening.

The boy choir of (irate church. also an
orchestra under the leadership of Pro
{moor .V. K. Ferris. will furnish music at
the Opera "none on the cvcuiuy; of Dec-
oration Day; in connoctiou with tho Ii.
A. R. aerobics.

'—Strnw but» at Mitchell's. Wall strcct.
Norwnlk.

Thr- party which Mite-t Ilflia)’ llrrrl grit‘c
:tt hrr homo nn l'oion l'urh. inn-«luy
evening. was n "star: party," or a fare-
wull supper to cigbt of tho Norwalit Mili—
tary Irmtitula: cadets. Tho supper was
gotten up by Mrs. ilirrl in honor of her
daughtr-r Daisy.

About to o’clock but evening (‘bicf of
Police Del-brunt extinguiyhcd a good
nizod bon fire in the rear of Butt-r it l-‘ar-
ringum's store on Wall strcct. The tire
wax lmiit by the cicrke of the store to
hum up some rubbish and was not prop.
crly put out.

'l'bc thclcr it Wilmn band (notice-rt.
under the aospicce of Company F. takes
place at tho armory this evening. An
excellent programme ha- been provided
and the price of admission is enroll. Fol-
lowing tbc entertainment dancing will
be in order. .

—Don't forgct the concert at the Ar-
mory to-nlgbt by thricr dc Wilson's
orcbcatra. Tickets.25c. Tammi scale
10c cxtrn. exchanged at the door.

The Hirnonda Manufacturing cornmny
room to have had no and of trouble since
their works were Wired from Norwnlk
to long inland l‘ity. Ymtcrdny morn-
inyz the top floor of thc mnin building of
their ntovc foundry wan ricotroycd by fire,
causing a heavy hare.

A horse belonging to William church
ran away on Wort avcnne but evening,
and after running thrwglr Franklin and
Bolder: armor-e to River street I'M cap
tuned by P. J. (‘nidll at Dann‘u staid-a.
Mr. Church‘s non was in the carriage
whenthuunawa' mural.

wflo to licotield & Hoyt’n for carpote
f umiturc, folding bed» and tables.

Thebwmd beat in them imwm
(kmrad Engel and Juice Humans. the
harbor tricyellau, come. oil thin even.
ingmerthenamocmmmtholm heat.
Both men have been amidumuly training,
and if Minimum humything rode
with the cute both will come in ahead.

Frank Clarke, the painter whom Ofll-
ccrllortb‘rop took to jail yet-whiny for
rtaailnatldiea from the from am of
Frederick new rend-ocean the Green,
provedto be an old odometer named
White. from Hartford. lie in a profu-
rionaltrarapandh-beenan inmate of
hfilfwwflmqubefm.

Hirer-renew rate of huh the.
Probation“. £12.; weal: lirh,
00.;th Mb, 1“. We Iaru
£33,11me

“rebootin- of Anton Blommell. on
Walgreen-rt, Iran bun height by the
110$than lumber my,
«new ”motto-company
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Copllin c. ErDoty "on... this morn-T

. of Fleet uvenrro. .

an , WASHINGTON

field of Norvmlk. utter-cola Mm. (,lmhrrm
ml matron of tho (.‘hiiolrcn‘s Home in
tlrnllcity.

«Lustrino for knives and tom.

“pt "W” «militant ‘ “’l‘l'fl 8” "Mimi TIM-Southern Newll'luglund 'l'cit-phoua

cordlpany‘a line between Noryynllr and
Harlin Norwalk‘da beinguewiruhund
the poke react. '~r .

Fuerly next week flowers will be put in
the mound: at the Nor-walk Lawn Tens
niert-lnb'e groundennd all lIlr' building!
will be Ira-painted. _ ,.

~>Dancingin free at tho Armory tn-
mght after the concert. Adult-scion 250.

 

The annual meeting of the Woman's
l-Iolne Missionary union of (Ionnwticut
willlboheld in the Pearl strait church.
Hartford. on Friday. May 20. at to a. to.
remit 2 p. m.

" No games were played in the Sorwalk
club's handicap billiard tourney last
evening. The games scheduled were be-
tween G. W. Many and W. F. DeKIyn.
'i'holnttcr failed to put in purl appen-
once.

Wurll street, Norwalk.

(Ikrnsiderublc interest is manifested in
the cuttrtainment for the bonclit of the
Library. to be held in Music Hall. Wed—
uceriny evening, June i. The Kinder
Siufoniee are rehearsing nightly and. it
in unpectcd, will be a delightful feature.

PEOPLE I0l‘ 350W.

“'htero and How they lip-nil their “aura
of Recreation.

frirs. Martin Kellogg. of Newton:
revenue. is quite ill.

.llttorney licvi Warner. of thcbomugh.
is in New York city.

Joecpb (loidschmidt, clerk for Jewell-r
A. b'. I-‘crris, ixon the nick list.

Li. R. Bennett, of Bust avenue, left
town this murmur; for Worcester. Mass.

Mrs. Sylvester llunt. of Ulmetnut
strum. is vhiting her stator, Mm. Wilbur
ii. irwis. Standard.

lllrs. I). E. llisbrow is so for rm‘ur‘t'tr‘tl
on Io be able to ripe-rm the day with Dr.
Emily Purdco in New York city.

Peter Weston and bride returned to
Norwulk from Hartford the morning.
Tln’y Were married in that city yester-
duyr afternoon at 5 o clock .

lllr. and Mn. Hurry iloyt and son and
Nine Mamie Hertinc. of Brooklyn. return-
r-d homo ycstcrrlay after a few dayc' vis-
it nith bins. Mary i‘. lioyt. Rotor] liili.

lll'riinrlecntuntz-r. of Southport. who
butt been visiting J. l). Jrnninge. of Him
smut-t. left town today for Wallingford,
wider» he will accept a [llslllvll with the
Philadelphia Xupbthu “cap company.

l’onnton- Allowed Mny Il—IF.
Through the ngcucy of t'ommdc Fred
A. l'urlcy. i’ine Miwlow. l‘onn.: Mich-
aelt llrown, lluubury. Conn: Darin-I
StowmtJRuyhm, lino: t‘burifi Ford.
Milieu-m, N. Y.; Thomas Slumiy, l'ltcu-
berth-Id. t'onn.; barrio A. Ltltour, Men-
dctn, Ifnnn. Cornrualc l‘urlr-y will inc at
tho City liotci, South Xurwuik, Mary ‘20.
31.?11Wcllpun Hon-l. May :3: Start»
for‘tiliouw. Stamford, Court. May '14,
‘35. 26. [lo gl‘t'fi you a medical “and.
million, make» out all your papers fn-c of
clunrgu. Ilc rsuncxpun in the pension
burrlncal. Old \‘n-tomnn. it in for your in-
terr'et to tree him. lie «irm’t rob the boys
non deccn'o them. lie will he at thc
Aldrich Horror. Now Haven. Conn, Junc
Willi. at the reunion of the First (Torin.
Hurry Artillery.
OVER Till! RIVER.

how- and “and, of the Day in Ila-r
Inrwalh.
1E. E. Gotham he. told Charles 1..
'Altica' place on Second arrow to U. ’i'.
l‘uutcr. of Dorian. .

lIIharch u. Simone {In build a with
rrrlldcncc at the corner of Henry run-ct
and Debora avenue.

A—Norwalk 8;; ”Carpet cunning
Works. Addrcaa mdrmr to it Knight at.

liir. and lint. l'. W. Harbour and
ddtrrrbter.dl€atonah,ll. Y.. are our.
inn; Ilr. - (lorharn'e brother. I). it» “when

lire. 3. Gilbert. of Pint memo, died
thin morning elm a Tom and wasting
aldlkneae. llho was a native of Kent Nor—
Vflllk, daughter of the Iatc lllrem C.
Jaime and claim of lienry Jena, the no
Olli- She lived lg New 7.0aland for many
your and was much planted with that
fill ofl land. Pour children survive her.
Title funeral will take plan Sunday after-
noon. '

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Center “not! Commenced-cat.
ll‘be commencement exercineo of the
(hitter Ichool were held yesterday after-
noon. The reboot mom was beautifully
Mutated with Rowen. The following

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; LROIES’ SITES @3250 OPWIROS. .
HIOSIERY ALWAYS, A SPECIALTY!

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STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Error—vortex.
Eugene Rickette. of Daubury, formerly
of this pincc. spent Tuesday here.

heirner, who purchurcd Tliropltilc Euph-
rut'n rmldclrttc. Almost every variety of
mount. T: '-‘-'

Thu cobweb sociable ut the borne of
Mm. Mary Thoma-u. last evening, was
well attended and was a very novel
affair. The Eprvorth league, which
gnvcit, realized about sum in addition
to having a delightful time.

DAR")! AND NOROTON.

The Newton base ball team has re-
orwunized for the season.

Louis French has moved into bishand-
some new cottage on the Heights.

The Darien Stars will play a picked
nine from South Norwalir, Saturday
afternoon.

The Judge Curtis property on Noroton
Heights bros birch rented to Robert Orr,
of Brooklyn.

Mrs. Charlotte E. Ballard of .‘iorotou
Heights, has rctunrcl from a visit with
friends in Greenwich.

i'burlcs T. Foster sold his IttllL-lr,‘ and
fourteen acres of land on the New Cau-
can read, yesterday. to parties in New
York.

lire. Theodore Sherwood has returned
to her home in Portchceter. after a few
(laye'visit at the residence of 0. C.
Btm'cn. '

Mr. l'lurlt and family. of Sew York.
have moved into their new noidencc at
Soroton Heights. nwntly purchased
from t'harb-s IonL

The new road bctwccn Nomton
llcightn and Duricn hue atlcugth been
completed and atlordsa very short cut
to travclcrrr lmtwccn the two hamlets.

The Duricn Stars will play the New
(Immune on thc rooming of Decorattxyu‘
Day, on the Brady grounds. in
afternoon they will go to thr- Farr
Grounds in Sorwuik. and cram hols
with the t‘ryautls. of llranitcvtllc.

Patrick Dugout). an inmate of Fitch's
Soldiers! Home, who was killed at
\l'ntcrbury Monday night. had a for.
lough from the Home for sixtccn days.
He want a member of Company l’. Twen-
tieth regimcut. t‘. \'.

Arr one of the [rumors engaged on Wil-
lorur Evident-.3 hutlstc in SHI’ULUD llcizitts
war- painting llntlt'l’ tln- gables. the luri-
nicrbrukcund ho was thrown to the
grounrlmustaining scrcrc injuries. lic
wrt-r encoded by llr. Thompson. of the
Soloiicrs‘ Home.

WESTI’ORT.

The-lawn tennis players of \l’cstport
an~vcry enthusiastic over this mom'xt
prospect». There is tail; of laying out n.
won on the parsonage lot on Church
street. . _ , , 7W

THEM. “TATE TRANSFERS.

 

A list of Wnrunnm Deed- Recorded
in the 'l’nwn Clorh'a “t0.

Albcrt E. Barclay and wife. Enter A.
Barclay. of Orange. N. J., to Stephen ll.
llnlnuo, two building lots on Main attract.

Anna K. and William K. J. Ilubbcll
to Frank l~'. Clark, land and buildingaoo
the Rocks romi, err-called. consisting of
thirty-five ncree; consideration, H.000.

Eliza l. llcard to Henry S. (ircgory.
land on Went strcct.

inward and Bridget Cunningham to
Emil ll. Roth and Julius liolrbrchmldt.
land and buildings on Pine Iiih‘t'i.

John I‘. Ilennctt to Lewis B. June and
Flora F. June. his wife, land on Myrtle
avenue.

John F. Bennett to Roger N. Smith.
land on Myrtle avenue.

George ('larke to lirmrgianu llrchlcr.
loud and building» on I’rmpmt avenue.
known as Ularkc’u Folly; urnurloration
”0.000: ,

John 7. Bennett. to f‘barlm Mclimlh.
a building lot on Myrtle I'l‘lnlf'.

Charla D. Smith to‘l'illio ll. Del-”amt,
land on Woodward nvonue.

J. 8. Randallto Di. 0. Randall. land
on Illinttdict Farm». no-cnllcd.

M. D. Randall toJ. 8. Randall. landon
‘Bencdict l-‘arm. ”calico.

(2W ill. l’hiillyn to William A.
Thompson. land on Kelli)“ ntrcct.

~lleueonlble prince at lance depot
restaurant.

cone, AND one.
The medication American farm h

Ito-eras
Youeancftenmeaureaman’ndebtaby
thwart-diam '
a wounded hare rumble-
, indium
Harri-co in never a failure.bnt every
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’l‘lw prettiest lawn in this place in that .
Iurroundirrg, the premises of bins. Dittlk'

 
 

flowers 'ruu! plaptnnn- rimmed in tho ~

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Important News of rho (loo-t] nod Stat-
Chroniclod in n Condcnud Furor.
St. Paul's church at Rivcmidc is “‘8?

front rich: and will bc conwcrutmi July 5.

cum-w linemen ii 'tnehifiiim—

up} Be upli . 'p . will mhtflt
thifiltrfli‘dalewqe 1 in

oung ipublicun club today.

The ‘ulrlicld first Connociation will

meet at the Congregational church in

Ridgctield on Tumulny. the fillet inst, at. 2
p. m.. forthe dinmiseion of the roster.

The Criminal Superior Court will pro-
bably rcucb the Reddingnuurdcr case
ncxt wcclt. Walton find the Raynor
Woman are still confined” in the Bridgeport
jail.

A meetiny‘; of the Connecticut Council
of Education will be held in the hall of
mpreceumtivee in thc Capitol at Hart-
ford ncxt Saturday. beginning at 2
o‘clock.

An extensive forces fire is raging on
tbcpiutus southeast of Windsor Locks.
Thelire bcrnm Tuesday aftemoon and
7.00 acrcs have been burned over. calming
abmvy pecuniary loss. much valuable
iunbcr and cut wood being destroyed.
Boys playing at the stcurnhmtt dock in
ESRI‘X di-tcovr-rcd a half busbt-l of lPtlcrs
in an old storclrousc. which were stolen
atthe time of tho burglary at the local
post ofllcc a few days ago. Many of
them were valuable. containing checks
and drafts. An unknown vessel anchor-
cdthcrc one night and went away the
next morning. and it is now almost a
ccrtninty that the brcak was mudc by

boat. e

t’nnncrttcut l’nlcutvl.
The following: wore buzzed May 17.

1592. List furnishcd from otlicc :-f A. M.

Winner, solicitor of patents. llridm-port.
t.'unn.:

Proper D. Walloon. Bridgeport. type»
writing;Samtn-i L. Williamson. ilridgw
port, punch for innit checker \l'rn. ll.
lewnoand J. I. Benton. ,ll‘l'llll'n. can
upt'lml': Robert t'. Eilricb, Huntsville.
combined standard and clamp; llolwrt
l' Ellriclt. Huntsville. told chuck; James
it‘arrco. Roxbury, mud cart; hook )I
Hurlurnl. Xew Have-n. rnnchinc mm:
Ud'o. \\'. Race. Now ilavt-n. shifting-scat
vehiclc; erh G. Pomcmv, New Haven,
oil (on: Win. A. IA)N‘DZ, ilanfnnl. mus
ir‘rimk: Isaac in. Pointy-r. Mltitlietown.
woven valancc for hammocks; t‘iurcnu-
it. nadd. Ellington. cash carrier.

'i’rmb--mnrke-iA-wis B. Sutton. New
(lumen. compound for rcmmriny.r grunt-4c
npots and stain» t'mrn fabrics. Wurnl. plus:
or marble; t'nrrtiuid Rubber UL, Dridgw-
port. til’r‘n‘n shield... .

-lirrat llargnlne in Piano’s and "rm-rut.

Au oicgunt Sor'cn and a Quarter throe-
string upright Winnie-cit piano. of cx-
quisitc toxin, With stool and scarf, only
$200, .ivlivcmi: one of tlu- best bargains
ever rillcrcti. A black walnut cone ninc
stopurgnn, for only #50 Also it few
remand-bandmpmmpiuunxs. all in good
unit-r. for 8‘15. $50 and 875. These her
game have ucvr-r lneforc boon otfcrml, and
inlc'lltlt'tl purchasers cannot do hotter
than call and examino them. J. \i'. Stud-
wr-II, fiturtlr Norwnllt.

if it Now York millionaire Kll'cti a diu~
not at 5th avenue and 20th street. cmting
$700.00. which given 10 pcoplc dyeln-psto.
and these pro )lo spend 31,456.00 rn doc—
tors’ bills an: finally how to pay $1.00
o‘ur'it forthrctue Tilt-ml l ‘urc to cure- rhcnr.
what Would bctlm auviug pct r'apltu If
thc dinncl’ amid not bu givcn. llit‘rc
bonny; to? persons at tho frost?

ltnyrrirr- at i’laiutcd's drug atom whcrc
you. may have the problem mired and
got tnfuruuttrou about ('uctuu Blood l‘urc.

Rotiee~llity Texas.

Till! tarp-rm of thr- (‘Ity of South Sorwall
arc hen-iii notified tmt thoclty tnxnf
till. mills on the- dollor. laid on tho lama-innit
iistuf lwintm'ity‘ruwtlnu ilcilllrlrlhr' lath
day of Mun-it. Inc will be due and par ’nblc
May 3. 1M. It which lime I nhrIIl be rmu y to
mrtvr the um at my Ilorr. tlt \i‘aahuwtlm
urn-ct. rionth Norwallr. r "rm.
i’ruam nr tlrr rain of u pcr cr-nl. per ann ‘
from Mm‘ ‘3, TM, will in" chhryrctl uz‘ ml In a
rcnmininx unpuld on and uftr-r . um- i run.
' An. . 'nzrl
t'olhctor of City 'i'rrm.
Dntnl m. moth Norwalk. April IJI. rm. niil

- LEON w.

WASRBORR’S

ALL NEW

RIILROAOSROWS

AT

South Norwalk

Tuesday, May 24th.

.31

Till hr the-only Ric Show muting thin ma-

on. routine: New. Bright and putting.

NEW AC1? f SEW FAI'EB!
NEW AND PITA RTLIXU FEATURE)“

Thor-mm and lien Hhow on earth for
tumor-0mm. Watch for

THE CHAIR STREET PARADE

at Illa. man ll” lib.

Tholentitrllull attenuation

Ind “Inna Colloctlmr 0f

Dfl'fnlfl'l‘ '30?“ I” A LI. 1“ It“
0' Int Willi.“

more 07 “RUMOR:

mum ....... .25rmm. '
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15;.

some pcrnone who were and went on the '

Will eerved free of charge

and Saturday of this week.

LEADING

Taylor 8f. Golden.

Real Estate and Insurance.

WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

nuZtStf
\V A N 'l' I) I).
A NEAT. active young girl for general [1th-

~l curl 3; Marc.

for midi-cs»

“,'t).\i.\.\' who unrleratandb fllflkilt'; : billi—
f'r-ll'- clothes. Apply at 3': Iiayt’icw ave-

nuc. Smith Normdk. Thou. my is 3t

inquire at Till: :istn my. office:
my lil til

.\'\' information (1lllr't'l’llili2 the whore-
ubonts of William H. li'luniuun. former-
ly of Gretna l‘urnt>.t'unn.. “mul’ the in!» John
iimrniganmf \’iruiniu.wtilix: thankfully rv-
"t‘lVi'fI by his iistel‘, Mr» Julia .\. Ellco. Elinl.
.\4rr\t‘uik. to} i\ lit

l
A
A FEW girls to operate machine.» at: Kelsey "a
A ct r factory, Kl Wmiuuxton err-ct.
South orwnllt, Paid while learning and
cloudy work. I‘. E. Kelsey. myv‘r tf

T0 LET.

’l‘f) RENT-Strive and mono corner Main

and School straw-re. Will rcnt super-ate or

together. inqulrc J. Recon, ii Leonard strict
myltmr

r

:lRL to do generul housework; curl refer—
t'nCt' rmuircd. Apply nt 1‘: “-051 HTI‘PEI.
my 1? Cit

 

\‘IX momsmrnor of Main and {Ann hll’t‘ell‘
L Rent $1.3. Inquire-of 1-1.3. “undwunl.
_ ‘ , all
‘ll 'I'SE of eight room- on t 'mlnr street. near
_ the sand bunk. lotturt'c of 1". Han“.
.‘mrth .Viuin strcct. tnylll If
:4 i‘lllll". on Fort l’oitrfrtrcrt. “mandrel.
“will“. ~lrcet. Eleni Norwulk. recently ow
ctrpird us it grocery by William 5. Finch
Terms t'rut-Wlllnhlc. Apply to John Try-m. So
if: Hivrreidc avenue. East Somalk. myd tf
D‘VETJJNHI)! lllrnumu vcry ill-nemmly
l situuml,opyn) itc tho )Iuair' l .lll ltlm‘ii.

No. 41 South Main elrrot. Apply to John
Ferris. myil th

VEW Ilrtliat' Tuylor al’r‘fmc, 3m; 5 rooms
1 Water fitfr‘l‘l. $0; 5 room». 21v avrnuc. $5:

farm house. burn gurdcn Ind gnu-durum.
ii"; nix room» {mmytou sill. Raymond
roe. in?!

l ‘ zips-r tint. S rooms " Tulirw qty-ct. hoc- - Yo,
ri Tull — 4n." .' -
Timur _\n. I} Tit-r'h 'il wt. worth Suture}
31' until in End .\‘x.r.v k Apply; to John H.
Krupp, ‘3 \l‘. ~t -trm-'. ur- Hm, Ln. LumuL rut;
(NM:- Mvut. ‘3 South \lzttn ~t. trill if

 

 

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()NI‘I N‘l‘rlnlLTIlIH’ upurt'm-nt hf ilvc room.-
cru‘h nnlhlmrn “\P'lill". Etc-i .‘o'nr‘oullt.
water in: n-nt. silt-n. h. "th'il to John ’i'rynn.
Tl'r lliveroitlc m‘rnuv. Eur-t Norwrrlk. njttf

l‘fllllx'l‘ :rrurtun-nt. tltirti "Uni. Sworn n.-
L'orbctt's building. it: :rt 59. inquin-at

riflicc of The Hid “oil t'imir I‘m. ‘i'r \‘l'adiiug-

inn rlhwt. MIT”

[‘08 SA LE.

ThiSii-Tlllltilnf not. an upright man“,
A nearly new, clwuy frntrw. f'nc Lutsb uti-
HWr‘cf tnnc: olm on» turnlwtnc walnut ln-ti.
room set MI l for “out of Tim, Fun I»: ,-.-v-n
at x... l l'.it.',:rln-th ~trrct. nrle Iil

 

’I‘HI‘I vicar l‘u-Inr». tltl‘lir'l‘ linin :tliti “Huh-
tngton ~l“r'rt~, will ln' ntlrl’l‘li at n Intr-
urmi for it (rw tiny-v only.

inquire of timmr
Lockwood.

myl‘lrf
'l‘\\'tltishrrr.' wince ill) rtmi III! for? long it
fcvt Ilwp, vtmliutu tomb, hrnriy li-‘H. ['utr
brown at :4 Von Intuit la\r'illll', Phi-r ,\nr.
wrtilt. .\|Illh:‘5 l' U. llvn r'rltl. ~outb Somalis.

n‘btf
(y HEAT opportunity to purclmu- un uprlgh
I piano, mi good in nwvr. for club or in.

Mainly-uh. filo-t be «rid ‘ lnquirvuf «y- mi.
Iil’rsrn J. l-‘muk llidcr. it “out nvrnur. ‘oullr

humour. all tf
l I'ii.IlISri int. ultrtutrri on rbt- \w-r aid» of
I‘lry'vlr-u in‘vllllr'. Sn. :5. For purlit’uim’h
mlrlm l‘. S. at. John. il IZIizuln-th utrcct.
Nontb Norvmlk. mt’l'i‘n

llotict~8chonl rue?

IIE laxtmyerso! the moth Norwalk l'ninn
chooll lntrlct nrc hvn‘by norms-d that
the dlutrlef, Lu of (Mr nnd rum-hull I'erlt null-
on the Jltilhf. laid rm tho r ‘wu tom-«mutt lie!
or Irl'l. at u tnocllnz of Tlll' nil-trim hold on the
15d tin of Junr. PM. of thc I'antiilr‘n urn-rt
who“ boon». will lwrlucnnri tvatyrrbl» on tlw
‘Irl do) of . Inc, at whim Inn-3 l -lmll be
hunt) to r 'c tiw v in at the hurrlwurr
utoroof A. i. ole-s U13 tI-Ir' "all black. l’vn-
flli)’ ll lhc rntt of nine Mn" rent. rt your from
May :5. will bot rimmed on all blila rrtnuinhur
unwd on and After Jum- ;.', Mr}.
F. A. Till LES.
vollcctor of Taxm for south Sum-lit l'ulnn
School diutrlct.
ilflit‘l South Norw-rllr. April )3. WI; oil: In»

 
 

 

l. D. l'mmnoxo

II. . 7 . Order

child. Im‘mmll.”AL;’:HD Till;
Illil'll D lnrrorta
or Winnie ll. Rummy». on- t ”“1""
t'IMlII). 9
than: or l.‘on:rlvm1vt.ys~. "rial-norm. May

Fatartuullor'rnv. y lith.A.l)..ttlr.l.
I'pon the com taint of the Mill L. l). t'rmw
mond,pmylnu or rcaeonrr therein net forth.
for thw touch-merr- of It mortgage. rv-rnrnable
to the Hrtperlor (Tm rt in anal for Fairlie-M
l‘rrnr ty,on Iftr- nmr‘ uncle of January. low.
It amt-raring rtmnd bring ound by the enh-
r-crl nor authority that the re recent-tine
and creditors of the raid William Ray mnnd.
dcc , are c parties to t in action;
therefore
Ordered. That notice of the proulencv of nah!
complaint be given by public I thirmrde' in
Tel: Events" items“. a ll 3' unwrap"
winter! in booth Norwallr. in Mill 1.1an.
breed. saucccuivnly. rommemlnurm or be.
{on the “th day of May. A. it. true
ll] order of (Man.

WM. I if AVII.AND.
. Clerk of the Bowior Court for
‘oanty.

NOTICE.

The public are inform'r that the (lid Wall
laundry will wiper: on Monday- April W

at or War-hinzion Afro-ct. or here u l orders wll
halal-granule", received an: guild union mar.

ir‘nlrflr-lrl
my iii (if

 

 

an .
llire no a call. (we: from 1 a. m. to l p.m.

N. IL—«Altworh dome by band and no Il‘IlI!
and in war: in. alum

Building lots IorSalel

RY Tilll

REIT Cillll’llll
Raton, Point.

 

 

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We give all an invitation to call and try a dish of timid moot
healthful and popular article, which is made from selected Anteri- ‘
can Pods and pure Extract of Beef, and will be found convenient
and economical for summer use,

one ten-cent package will make one quart of soup.

turn’rrsfsrmorn,

work. (Inc able and willing to do than.
oughiy the work of asmaii family witl rind a‘

ROTOR POIRT IMPROVE- “

“me my ,_ or!"

,, , by 0 My ”Pmmtive or.
0' a W-’ KOPf & 00-. New York? at our store Thursday

’ ‘

v
I

as it requires little cooking, and.

v

GROCER,

33 Washington Street. South Norwaik.‘
car-vet Built Boats.

 

Lap Stroke Boats;

 
 
 

StrLawrence' River Skills. Sail Boats.
In?" Any Other Style Required Built to Order. ii:

For further particulars inquire of A. B. Coley, South Main St.
Warcrooms. \Vater SL, foot of Raymond. ‘

in ii. EMORY PEASE.

; Wheeler 8r. llaniord,
l 3m to: STREET. so. sou WALK. CT.
5 Agents for

VICTOR. PHIERIX. WARWICK &
RIIRBLER, HICKORY MO
I CYCLING 00008.

 

if 'ou unlit tobavcmn f .
A vh‘ruu WHEEL. will:
Ike—mob t'uslmn Tires. but
or.) pneumatic lift-l. N0 BUPs'i' M) 'N ‘-
Tl Rim. fully guaranteed, and‘oni’y snarl-i: C

If you have decided to tr

a Victor. the stmpiwt to
Terms to suit.

Gregory Bros. Agts.

in WALL STREET, SORWALK, (.‘T.
a83m

l. R. 00000:“

SIRITRRI PLUMBING. STEAM anti
008 FITTING. Till ROOFING,
SHEET IROR WORK

in all branches. Agent for SOUTH
l‘ilf lillr K 1;" )lVl :KE‘quLT-l ES. and «3531323
1m “:ATER non} “l RE STEAM “d

$ ,
rtvan‘dlvothiDE

nprmg Fork and
h “lure-is“! Ital to

I a pneumatic. buy
W- $150.Il)—‘

 

of

Stoves, Ranges & Heaters

TIN, sun. dirt in not
or

The tineet line

:‘pt‘l :ul nttcntiun given to .l i b‘
~r~ will beer-wuh‘l with o. "m
care. All Work dorm bv fir
M the lnwr'sl prions. I

llll WRSRIROTOR 8T. BRIORE.

Sl'f‘l‘ESSHR TO 5. SELLET'K.

0E0. E. CARMER

Photographer.

Will rtprxt u Firelwiuas

PHOTO GALLERY.
MONDAY, MIT I6, l892.

'l‘iil‘. szsv t'rtr-zxcu ENAMELED. Tut:
umfi'r sA'rtx rrxrsuno mm.
, 'i'm;tt.\i’li.~' AT Tut;

MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
BABIES’ PICTURES

.\I Y 7" i’EZt‘lAl/I‘Y.

0E0. E. OARMER,

42 Washington 8L.

Ui‘cr in»! Urban

 

_ .lilor—
protriptrtndr and.
sot-Sass workmen

rlr

South Norwallt. (Tenn.
my 9 ly

Cradduck’s'

MARKET.
R0. TOO WASHINGTON STREET,

~—~r-a urrrtrttsou—m
i’rlnrcliwmt- . . m r r nnd
Evin l'rmrc ilnastu. mils?“ I)?" W" ‘
Tailor-trait ., lric
l’wtnrhmm-N‘rmk ..

. .. IM-
i'lurnb a: \Vlntotn‘n Dried ltocf lira Tm.

CASH PRICES.

Tim cannot be hut. Tweak MW
. t

In the Tlllllinl‘ll! enable» us to pl
public. A trlui mlicltui.

0. W. CRIOOUCII & SON.

I'RllPIIHOI‘L

Geo.” savage...“

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Everything new and tint—elm.

Home.

PM” we and button conetarrlly on hand for
mic. or. llnyt ritual and VanZandt avenue.
Rant Norwaik. my? fire

 

For Sale. 7'

USHER autlmrltyof the Chart of Probafn
' for the Dietrlci of M’tufrmi. vlni ML
tioan for and nrrlrml. . will poll r old
mill. with watt-r mate. and im rovemon
and little imbue math of the mill. and t
rim-lilo Tumu- aud land mannd llill build.
inane! nitnaiod mar the brlrl at timhend
of Five Mflc llvv PMIORRIIII to
that Hlntn of titanium Ihymfi. rimmed.
Marthe; information may had of tho an.

9 M .
gt Row too thin 5)“: da .
in. Vim (tron. “mobile-Tn?"
0

Piano flue Lesotho.

(fallen or

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