Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 20, 1892 · page 4

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:qlittisted's compound
W‘Etttraot lied Cedar

1, . For: Moths Insects, etc., wheres
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L' 1‘ lid. for PlilT‘ BUTTLE.

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4 Guam-cg yepanment is com-
fleta as tttufl with .all the best
finality tube found in the mar-
ket, and our prices are very
reasonable. considering quality.

PLAISTEII.

Druggist,
43 Washington St," So. Hurrah.

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A prize‘or'rna nmuas in (loan will
be given. to the perwn who will before July
the M’lm. send me the most concise and
elflhlt mlmhl'atlmg forth the medic-
inal virtues and curative properties of

Loxatontk.

State just what It bu done for you. Testi-
uuflals limited tolttfwords. lnonlor that
an impartial and naprejudiml decision may
be ~ l’lofcraor “20. Poole and John
H. Light have kindly consortia! to'act as
find.“ Prim [chair-riled July 4.

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I have engaged more men and
am now in good shape to do
your work on time. I have
several ilrstficlass PAINTERS
as well as PAP HANGERS,“
audwould be -. to giro you
figures on paintihgflyour house.
Hy stock of Wall Paper is com-
plete. I am receiving NEW
GOODS every fair days.

White lead, Oil, Brushes, etc,
In any quantity and at reason-
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RANCIS’ ,
The Clothiers,
ill Washington, St,

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urchasing to the amount of Five Dollars will

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‘1 Lyndsey. m.mmma 11?th
lands. to whwb-aaathm’ssion udiargel;
'lirilll'rrotioea oalculalauo promote private
frr‘iemrtr, em; where an advertisement
ofli‘dume appears in advertising column.
Mohamed for at regular rates, 10 earth:
‘a line.

 

lint-turn Almanac for 'I'o-normw.

Bun Rim! Sun Hots i Iligb'l‘ido how Tide
at 4:5 It 7:“ at 5:49 at 12:14

 

New York Eur-id Weather- Forecast.

Tor-day partly cloudy, ciroler weather will
probably prevail. with brisk . northeasterly.
chilling to fruah westerly winds. preceded by
lilht rain In the morning and followed by
clearing. On Saturday colder, partly cloudy
to fair weather will probably prevail. preceded
by rain on the New England coasts and follow.
ed by frosts at night in the northern [MHIUIID
of each section. and on Sunday clear. (wider
weather possibly preceded by rain and follow-
cd by rising temperature.

 

 

Silll'l'll NORWALK. '

 

What the People of Jill: City are Doing
and Saying.
The Independent Social club meets to-
night with Hubert S. Mitchell.

 

Butler Chapter, No. 38. If. A. M.. meet
this evening to confer two degrees.

 

Members of the Encampment. I. O. 0.
F.. will meet in Butler Lodge room to
night.

4. _. p.--
(frofut & Knapp's hat factory, No. l.

isshut down for two days. while the

boiler is being cleaned and inspected.

Charles B. Gray. of Burbank street.
went to Philadelphia this morning to at-
Itend the funeral of his llmlller—Ill‘lflw.

—~Davr'd Stow has received hall a car-
loud of those $i8 chamber sillhl.

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Michael Lee was arrested last night for
being intoxicated. This morningJustica
Townsend imposed a fine of IF? and
costs. Not having the cash he wan: cs-
corn-d to the county jail.

The case of the State agairm Alexand-
er Stevens, of Dalian, owner of tho
“Rustic" house. which he let for im-
moral purpoizcs. is‘on trial in the Superior
Court. Bridgeport. to-day.

Abraham liotkasky, vrho wasmpturul
in this city Tucsday night. pleaded guilty
yesterday. to taking without leave Mrs.
William Lusk‘s homo and phaeton in
New Haven and roccivcdasentcnu- of
three months imprisonment and a line of
am.

——Ladies‘ and childrcn's reefers and
blazers in all styles and m‘ors at EL 5.
Smith's. .. I

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A chance to buya valuable farm of
thirty-live acres. and household fumi-
tum. will be offered Monday, May 22. at
it) o'clock I. m.. at the auction sale adv
vertised'ln this imue. This form is fully
appointed and well located. and the fur-
niture a general assortment.

Company I), with Captain C. E. Doty
in command. presented a line appear-
ance as ,thcy marched up West avenue
from the Armory this morning. with
sixty men in line,on their waytothe
rifle range on Westport avenue, where
the annual field day of the company
will be held.

l—Strnwbcrry short cake aml ice cream
at the depot restaurant.

Ilka Baird finds it impossiblé to ur—
range for her pupils to take part in the
entertainment to be given for the benefit
or the South Norwalk Library. . Two' of
the bail: lulit'llmi of tho symphony or-
chcll‘ra are obliged to leave for the west
“)6be this month, and two others
out in with colds and upside .to attend

lbbcamla. ,

weqy gle- a
lawm.00miulon.finml€aw

Narrow. Mal. ' ., of
omit. in Must-ginn-
new of lnmbw laden Am:
”bother, Mary E. Simmons. «1 Squat:
lril ville yesterday alien-con. The
schoonsrsprung aleak. and the captain
«laminate abandon hdr. displayed
alumi- of distress.

-Go to Smiioldxlioyt’s for carpets
furniture. folding beds and tables.

 

 

The now limited empress between Bos-
ton and New York made the trip from
Newllaven to Springfield in one hourand
nineteen minutes Wednesday sftemoou,
onsofthequicksst trips ever made be-
tween these stations. The train was
screaminutcslato at New Haven. but
made up the days when it reached
Bprlngflzd. 'l‘hs aunt. well new
ad, and expected a: (row in popular!
as it becomes better known. ‘1

AdelepfionofOld Well hummus
Altai-Ital Tor-pistons,“ West
port, last evening, and utstsd in the
work of the second degree. Osnkrr
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random. his nines Bands. y night.

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burgltgrhyum Wealth tight months

Quantum-.mu w "r ”i
~ «ow. mm crayon... but "ill fisher
laundried and unlaundricd French flari-
nel uegligce shirt, at If. 8. Smith's.

The oyster pirate case was on trial all
day yesterdsyiu the (Marina! Superior
Court but nothing new was elicited: The
case will be given to the jury tho-day.‘

 

(l. 8. North. the photographer. still
maintains his reputation for taming out
superior work. His photograps are‘taken
by the instantaneous procl'ss and are
richly mounted and finished.

—(iet the Philadelphih lawn mower at
'A. B. Coley‘s. The best is the cheapest.

 

 

Fire in a double house on Walnut
street, Stamford. owned by Theodore B.
Smart. caused damage to the emu: of
mo yesterday. It was occupied by
Piiilo Fuller-and William Cunninger.

Dr. Richardson's Red Clover, Winter.
green. Dandelion and Sarsaparilla. Blood.
Liver and Kidney Tea cures Blood Dis-
orders, Liver Complaint and Kidney
Affections. Ask for 51:. or lllc. sample.

The schooner Cynthia Jane met with a
mishap oil Norwalk light Tuesday night.
A heavy gale carried away her sails and
she drifted about till yesterday morning.
A tug from Bridgeport towed her in that
harbor last night.

——King's Daughtyrs. Baptist church.
Friday evening. seven to ten o‘clock.
Admission. including rcfrmhments. 23
writs. For the church dcbt.

The contract for rebuilding B. A.
thvdward's factory at the rumor of Day
and Raymond streets was given out yes-
terday to a Danbury builder. When
completed the fectory will be occupied
by Ilallock & Folmsbco. who were ready
to’begin the manufacture of boxes llu-rc
at the time of the recent lire.

NOBWALK REV“.

 

A Bnuy Budget of Items mm It:-
Borough Ind of Town.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. E.

“'iliiums. of Cllt‘slllnl street. ithl night.

The King's Suns will meet in the (‘on-
gregational parsonage Monday evening
at 7 o‘clock. -

J. P. Treadwell. teller at tho Xational
Bank of Norwalk. who lira been serious-
ly ill at his home on North avenue. has
nearly remvcrcd his formcr health.

wLustrinc for nickel.

Timothy Pitch. of Merwiu street. has
a Wisteria vine in lull bloom in his front
yard which has been viewed and ad-

vinr is eight rm high.

Before Judge Perry in Bridgeport yes-
terday the suit of the llanlou Baking
Powder (30.. of Norwalk vs James Adair
of Bridgeport wason trial. It Is to re-
covara bill of W. The (‘2 was not
finished.

—Juat remember this. Jarvis Kellogg
bus the finest line of ladies‘ and gents'
line shoes that can be found. and at the
lowest prices.

 

 

filmman William unmln figured
in ancpisode' on Will street yesterday
morning that wasvlaughable to bystandr
era but not to himself. Ho had a load
of. trunks and beer and was seated on
one of the trunks In tracking the truck
up to tile curb in front of a saloon to de-
liver the beer one of the trunks gave a
sudden lurch and the driver plunged
headfomott towards the mind. He
would probably have been scrim-ly in—
jured but for the fact that in falling one
of Mimi‘s caught on a hook in
“a Who-fibril“- mid: head
that pmmvom'wvw
boob. lie managed to extricate himself
aftersoms :dlillculty. at the scriilcc of
his trousers. and Wm he will be
sure of his stat bolero he backs his team.

——Tho "nun" Bods water. liars-parit-
lo. Root Beer. Cream Bods and (linger
Alanna“ byWilburE. lawaa
drug“ in out for eighteen years.
which is a guarantee of their pure qusll~
ty and delicious flavor. Be sure and ask
for Eagle Bottling Works’ make. All

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Complaint ’u made tlint in; electric'
horn--convalcaccntof

' *‘vr- . 3 Rev-.811. Watkins sat up ymnvrda
Daniels and Wmllllnl. the wan-mm minimisation!» m5 n"

juilihydnstice lion:

mired by a large number of purple. The '

 
 
 

omit. stain... of Hamid-isle. at
a long illness. ‘ '
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‘ in Mm Mommy.
Genernl I). N. Couch ls moving today
from Isaac! street into his summer mi-
denus on the hill. '

The Maitmoof‘dotor “George Clarke
is being shipped from "Clarkds Folly" w
New York city today.

”Young Will hounds. who ran away
with Baby Hopson some time ago. has
tnrnall‘np on Munch in Illinois.

Wists-iterators?-

mtaurant. »

‘ John Seymour. of Franklin avenue.
whoisemployed ascowhman by T. S.
Iforison. is the father of a bright baby
boy. born Wednesday.

 

 

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The Ministering Circli- of the King's
Daughters will hold a cake sale at the
home oflrs. Charles A. Quit-Lard. on
Main Street. this. evening.

with Grace church hold acakc sale at
the residenceof Mrs. W. F. Bishop. on
Holden avenue. tomorrow afternoon.

—-Straw hats at Mitchell’s. Wall strict.
Norwalk.

the communication of St. John's lodge
last evoningtoscc his nephew, I‘arron
S. Butts. put through the M. M. dim.

The painters will meet at the residence
of Joseph Whitley. 63 Bel-Ion avenue.
Monday evening. to complete their or~
ganiaation prepatory to joining the Unit-
ed llrotherhoodof Painters and lkrcora'
tors OI America.”

The land game for the prize one
in the Norwalk club's liflialimp billiard
tnurncy was played betwwn William Ii.
Thomas. our, and Allen U. lietts. 200.
last evening. Betta secured MB [mints
while Thomas run 200.

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—~Pore com-e with pun- cream. no a
v-up. depot restaurant Opcn all night.

At a meeting of the tournament com-
mittee of the Norwalk lawn Teuniscluh.
at the club‘s asino. last evening the
members of the club were rated.‘urbject
to the approval of the [ward of managers
at their meeting Monday night.

Driver John Locltwoud. of the Winnie
punk street our line. started out lo‘n min.
utes alrmddf time yesterday but!) and
was obliged to wait on the middle switch
and makc up the time. John did not
mind that. however. as he would spam]
the time scheming how to catch his next
home thief.

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~A fine line of baby carriage; ut
Stow‘a.

Last evening Jailer "cliche reported to
police headquarters that a vagrant was
hanging around the lockup: that he was
dumb and had a number of tlovver bulbs
in his mica. ()tlicer Martin went
down and placed the man under arrest.
This morning he was brought before
Justice Coolidge and lined t2 and cuts.
He wastakcn to Brivhzsport jail this after-
noon. Thachargeof filing the bulbs
was not pressed against him.as he to
(mod to my anything about the matter
and there was no positive proof. He
gave his name as Andrew Johnson. The
police think there is little doubt that be
it ma the flower Novas that have
lscn operating in town for some days
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Wlltl'l'l’lll'l'.

Miss"Josle lsbell. of Brooklyn. N. \'..
is visiting Ii- Annie Bradley.

III- H Sherwood has been a gust
of friends New Haven during the
week. '

lie-stimulus mmsam
months albino! 045W. ..

mm. canon. of mum. u-
been mung W“M'dltrlng the
week. ‘

The usual roosting of the Willow
BrookComtsrya-odsuon wluhshold
.‘l‘hs'fl'lpicbmas” holds issuing
WM Issuing attha rum of
Dr. 1.. T.Day.l0maholnangcmenla
{a holding a rec-pilots la tbw our
{pun

’l'holadiesofChristchuichmtohold
astrawber'ry festival in the nmxleled
oldchurchon thshill, Wednssdaycvun-
inguinal.
TbsDrpn-Ioolub'mtokoldamsp-
tion at “Quarantine-Wednesday
cvsningnoat.

llrs. flannel Wood and Il- lam
Woodmrldttnx frisndalhfltuhihgtou.
‘lhsfiousof’l'empcamsof W ,
itk rumored..- sous tabs some.
luck of trimming-rte! the ‘

m 1:de .tllsfeww have
trlodbnahsitaalttd. ‘

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.34 WASHINQIQN STREET. sourI-i NORWALK. pecan.

(unsol‘ hhtsd
alloltbol‘nklamandblby railroad
fromthsllaupmoktrackjmttbis lids
ofDerbwaestllaveu. Tidal-tubal-
tercompotn with the Harmonic syn
tour for the Iaugatuck Valley traillc.
Oneoftbsbcstsnginssrsin the country

A ‘
livelyrailroadwarsosms to be on the
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Mhddhbsm talk uteru-

out than out unions. ’
w tryouts Fianna nuns. 1
HosiERY ALWAYS A SPECIALTY!

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Wilton-1| lion thy Spa-d thnlr flours

‘ of [mo-lion.

| ’1 main- Bummer “WHMM‘I
tumlmt’amdinilmiuysstaidxy.“ ‘v s

. . WNW 4""! “-‘éiun. Ho't. of Bridge rt, is the no t
1 WW " ' ’ " “m T, trainer’s: new; 510 wounded?

' ‘ ' ‘llrl’a'iidlrs'l. s. Oslw'r‘nc. or West
avenue. are in New York city for a few
days.

Miss Mary Selleck. of Merwin street, is

a guestofhlrs. C. B. DclI'lyn. in New
York city. .

Michael Shocdymf Winnipauk. has

turned from a visit to his son in Fough-

kecpin’e, N. Y.

J. K. Judson. of ’11:
of thefltate Board. of M
town to-day.

;llrs. Charles Bullock, of Jersey City.
N. J.. is spending a few days with Iron
G. A. Gregory. of Issues street.

Miss Hattie Browne", of the Bridge-
port Golden Hill Seminary. is the guest
of her cousin. Mrs. F. L Baxter. Chest-
nut strcet. -

John Brummer left South Norwalk on
the 3:)" train this morning for Moutclair'.
N. J.._ to bring home a handsome horse
and carriage.

Morris Raymond. of Brooklyn. X. Y..
formerly of Sorwalk. has returned to
that city after a few days' visit with his
parents on Korth avenue.

Dr. and Mrs. C.B.Uoolidgc and Mr. and
Mrs. T. S. Mariam have returned from a
trout fishing trip in Litrhheld county.
The gentlemen tell some thrilling adven-
tum.

.Ct.. agent
. is in

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SOIB‘I'IIING OVER “00.000.

 

The [Drafts on the State Treasury by
luau-rs of Military Exprndllulws.

The Hartford Cmifant says that under
the recent Supreme court decision n»-
qulring t‘omptmile: Staubtu make ad-
vances to all state departments“ the
largest drafts of any branch \nli be for
military expenditures.

The mymmtcr-gcueral is in debt $85,-
000. borrowed to make payment to the
trmps for services at the encampment
last fall and for parades since. The
ulnamriiiasnlr-gcneral has borrowed $4.”..-
000. Both departments have paid all ac—
counts as rendered. except' that the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad holds a claim against the our.
bummer-general for abom “.700 for
transportation of the National Guard to
and from the fall encampment at Xian-
tiv. It was tin~ intention of the quater-
master-general to pay this account from
thcfundshesecuml, but the [Rumor
of the road called back the vouchers and
made an odor to the state treasurer to
turn in the ace-Hut in part pay-
ment of the roads taxes to the
state. Treasurer Henry was compelled
to decline the offer. Nearly ”.500 has
lreen “waived by the ad jaunt-general to
pay the actuary incidental captions of
his office sincc Comptroller Staub
refined to honor requisitions for money.
so that in all over “(H.000 will be requir-
ed (ruin the state to make the military
department financially square to dab.

—A 5.7.;me amazon waists
in lawn. petunia. satin and silk at If. S.
Smith‘s. . g

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Company l‘s baseball club will play
the Wilton: on the Fair Ground-i t0-
rnorrow afternoon. The name will be
called at 3 o‘clock. .

The ball game between the Norwalk
Military Institute ml the Bridgeport
High School yestenlay attemoon. result—
edl'n a victory for the former by I score
of II to l. The game was played on the
school groundsand was witnessed by it
finally admirer of spectators.

was; of. wauI-ui "on ”oil.-
lieorge Curtis and Nina Hertha Work-
man have purchased pneumatic Colum-
bia bicycles.

The directors M the Alpha Wheel (llnb
met last evening to make arrangements
to; their Inn-II celebration. Jane M.
'Tlidiioohla'lbbl ms hm 'roo‘slved

untry’blauks‘ tor Mimic be hold at

"it“ City'Drlvler.;Nn Harem,

Junoio.‘ tailor the Wot mm‘l

Haven Bicycle Club.

a Lint: w.» o- is. “3-.
The New m Union learns that ”(a
Go. intends to par-

isengagcd in surveying the mute.

Toa New Haven Palladium reporter.

Gauss-l Hunger Tattle said last night
that the consolidated was only verifying
anoidsurveyotaout oil of norm llvo
miles in length which slrould run from
the Nsogatu‘ ‘ ck division somewhere be-
lostrbytotboinsin line near Wood-
moat. mire-ed. would bring the T“
Haunt-ck division trains into New
Ham much more easily.

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Wlil Audit the Expendltnros.
Under the recent decision of the Sn-
preme court authorizing the Comptroller
l0 ‘diflllllllilt' "Hadron? ’ 's Hornp-

audit most of the exlrcuditurcs of the

1391. until April 9, ldil‘lnboing the peri ’
in which specific appropriations by the
Legislature have been suspended on
account of the deadlock. The and-
it will include expenses of the mili-
tary encampment. payments to the
Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport
hospitals, expenses of the insane poor
elsewhere than at Middletown. cxpcnsm
of sick and wounded soldiers elsewhere
than at the Fitchholnein Norotén. ex-
pendesof support of the blind and the
deaf and dumb. support of the Connecti-
cut Prison anociatiou. appropriations for
the State Fireman’s association. in aid of
county temporary homes. in aid of
agricultural societies. and the usual state
allowance in aid of the (‘i :icut
School for girls. Th6 State expenses that
will now be audited have been titled
over by borrowing money.

-—Norwalk Steam Carpet (leaning
Works. Address orders to 14 Knight st,

If a New York millionaire gives a din—
ner at 5th Iavenue and 26th sinet. costing
$700M). \v \ii‘h gives l9 poop e dys . ia.
and these poo in spend “.458.th i313.»-
tors' bills an noisily bane to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Bloui Cure t cure them.
what won be th. saving capita if
the din ' should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feast?)

lnqui at Piaisted's drugfitnn- When-
you y have the problem solved and
got in orniatinn about Cactus Blu id Cure.

8E0. E. DlRliEll,

“ Photographer.

Has opened ad‘irst-class

PHOTII GALLERY.

tiwr the I’m! Office.
Till-2 BEST FRENCH l-LNtMElJZI). THE
FISESI‘ >ATIS FINISHED I'll!)-
TwillAl‘llh‘ AT THE

MOST REASONABLE PRIGES.
BABIES' PICTURES

)I Y SI’ECI A LTY .

llll nus HIDE, sinuous.
6E0. E. lllllMEIl,
42 Washington St.

liver Rm 0011-. Smith Nor-walk. ('uuri.
rm 9 l5

Auction SALE! ‘

A Farm of 35 Acres,

Kory wcupinl by Win. .\. Stilt-s All meadow
and pasture land. Dwelling house. 9 rooms.
about :1) wars old. hing: burn and row bruise.
nearly new. In! ‘poavti trees in full hearing,
tpplw. rap.N an! small fruit! in abundance.
Situutu mu uni» from Sorwalk Ii blue. on
the main road toSr-v: Canaan. on hiuligruund.
Pine viz-w oi lam: Island Sound. Al-sn a large
lot of pt‘l'BOKlfll properly consisting of

nox'srznom rrnxrrt‘us. mums-s '
rsnniso l’Tl-ZNSIIS. at.

Auction will take place on the pro-mines.

Milliilll, MAI 23d. I892

AT TEN O’CWCK A. II.

If «runny on Monday the nah- will Ink.» plans
on the out fair day.

For further particulars immin- of U. H Wil-
smn. Am'tiutn-or. Sorwatk. ur of Levi 3'. “'enl,
Administrator. standard. (‘1.

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W I"wnflafid constantly no harm
. . . on strut and \‘anZandt avenue.
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Star mofthsclt old-nth Non-alt

are bc’r‘vby notllsd t t tbecily tin or

millsoa the dollar. laid on tha mom

of also rhesus; holdou the lath

of arch. will be due and able

rain-t whie timolshsitbs yto

mm the mflfié‘my store. mWashlnpton
I . . .t'onn.

tynttirsrato oflpsrmt. per annum

nun find. will

..... - m." 9-
eighth.

listed at first!

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

trollehhtniih decided Warranty on»

regular State departments from July 4;...»

. has: , urn.“ mad 02:,"

‘ ill .,

or n man it. fins-om. ”chm"-
CHAR“.

« for th- "thrill!!!" of a mortgage. returnable

« all!“

swirl?

’ili ‘

i...
v

be

and Saturday of this week.
i

one ténocent package will make

LEADING

 

‘Warerooms. ‘l‘i’atcr St. foot of R

Taylor a; Golden.

BealEstote andlnsurance.

Iltllllltmlt STREET. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK, com.

auflitf
“' A N 'I‘ I) D.

KEITH Bros.desirc the. senior-rt of twenty
muirwtcnl binders and triznnwh. For
further parlil'uiars apply to tm-rnry norm-r
Gnu-n a: Vaniieun-n streets. Chicago. Ill.
uivfilllw

_\ NEAT. arlivc your”: girl for general buns»!-
4‘ nurk. Uri» able and wiliim: to do thor-
oughly the work of aspirin?! iatuilv Hi i tinil .i
urady place. Inquire at 'l'rtr;.~r;xrnr:r.-xtlin-
for address. m _. [ti :n
‘V'UMAN who nndrrutands making "It'l‘l-
rcn‘s clothes. Apply at 3 li'lj. » u-tv arc-
llllt‘. South Norwnlk. t'onn. mg. [9:31

.\'\' information corircmim: the whim»-

\

l} of lino-us Fairiii~.t‘onu.. woof tho lair .luhu

ceivcd by his sister. Mn. Julia .t. lilo-a. East
Norwal~ in yl‘ lit

\ FEW girls to ope to mar-Lines at Kelsey '.~
1 cigar factory.
Smith Sorwalk.
steady work. F. E. Kelsey.

'ro LET.

instill

 

Xorvvalk. m} 3‘ Iw
' ‘1) RHVT. .. Star-r and room~ rnrnrr Main
and Scrum} ~tr.»vt-. Will rent separateur
together. InquireJ. Koran. l? lawman! street
my Hull

1!! l'sl-I of right room. on I ‘wlur ~rn-et. nrur
79m tind bank. ltu‘utrr of l". iiuxe‘,

Sirrfli )Iaiu street.

STORE on For: Point rirrrl. upptmirv Rl'y.
.i‘ Ill‘i-lw hfi’v’t'l. East Nurwulk. mrritly or
copied to. :k grin-cry by “'iliizun 5. Finch.
Terms rcumnabtw. Apply in John ’I'ryun. \'u
it} Rll’rfslvll' avenue. End .\'ur\\ nlk.’ Ill} ; rt"

DWELLING"! liirrmm~ \‘i-ry lr-aumlly

No. it South Main :lt‘ri-t.
Ferris.

\EW house Ttu'
. Water ~t ros—t.

Apply In .inhn
rngii tr

 
 

r ave-nus. 5'“: 3 l‘n'iflh
, Srvmms. Elv avenue. 3";

(arm lmiLw. Turn union or vl petunia».

ii”: rix room». Roads ton. Sill. Ila} irwml

Bros. mil
14% r till. ‘ twilllm '~ Tullrw ~tz'wt. lzn ' .\'n

 
 

l n ~ ~rrw-r: aim .‘r rminn ”in on!
door S. :5 North liain on“. room Somali...
s'rrnoms m Kin-t Snrunih. rip -ly in John H.
Knapp. r'.‘ \\'.~~t >1rw-f.u>rtiv(:. Lo 'r.\\rr~'\l. rut.
estatc unit. 2 South Mimi -'. alél Yl'
( XE wmnddlu-rr ulfill'l'llt‘nl of tin- rumors
each Milli-burn avenue. Ezbt Nurxvzilh;

Water in: rent. £0 ea; h. mix: to John Tr: on.
:5 Rivrrsirlr m run». Eu: Norwalit. a")? if

[‘03 SALE.

l'ii.lll.\'li l0l~ for salt‘.
\"t-IKIWnTll.

 

 

] inquire-if E A.
myflt

’ ‘Hll vicar lill~lli~‘~~. A writer )Iain .irui Wadi-
l'll'J'uli ~rrnr~.v\ili it» ntfrru-d at a lur-
itnin fur a few day- urn). imam-of imurgr
Lu hum-t. myiitt

’l‘k'i'titi~1iiui:~rirn-~' Ni and fur (Err long I:

In»! .lwp. inwillllll lllk‘~li r wrh lit'i“. i'an

bear-on at 24 Van land! in . Hint Nur—

ualk. Albina“ l' U. lint .‘sli. ru‘xtii Nurn‘nik
itL'Nf

 

( V llEAToppurtumty to pun-hau- an uprlgh
I piano. as cum! as new. for l’ll~ll nr in-
Illllllr’lllr. Mud be sold Inquire of or ml»
dross J. Frank Rider. :«i Wm avruur. South
Normsik. all if

Brutus“ lot. situated on the out side of

litrvavr at enuc. No. :5. For particulars
adrift-as l'. S. N. John. ll Edwin-ll) wirccl.
South Sorwalk. umfliui

 

Lusi'l‘.

BLACK and tan pop on Watcrstrwt. Bun-
da *. A reward vv ll be paid for his rr
turn to .‘o. it Quinlan! avenue.

 

or.” if

titties—School nus.

‘IIE tuna ‘orsof the South Norwalk l'niun
School ntrlct an» borolry nulltirvl that

tiir district tax of two and one-half tzlyi mills
on tho dollar. laid on llu- t. tan maria-n! list
of Hi]. at a niwlinzof the district lid-Id on the
29d duty of June. lost. at the Franklin «tr-net
m'ltuo Initial-.will bellm- and payrddr on the
III clay of Mar. IKE. at which time I shall bu
ready to row re the same at lhc hardware
slurr- nf A. H. ('ulrt‘. in Musil‘ "all block. i'rn-
alty at the ralcnf ninn t9) our realm year from
May 2 wilibr rhargul on all bills rvinalninx
unpaid on and alto-r June 2. but.
I". A. TOLLI-IS.
(‘olirr'tur of Tarn for Knuth Norwnlk I'uion
'lmol Ilisl I,
.i and Soul | . orwnlk. April l2. Ml! al2 ili'l

 
 

m a... -
L. I). (‘uosauosu
va.

Mara or (.‘oasu‘vrct'r. ‘. as. liridgc-pcirr. May
l"arrtrlll.ol'ocarr. i “ill.A. fulfil;

l'pcn tn!- rrmplaint of the said i. ll. I'rvvu.

monthpmylm for muons therein m forth.

to the Superior (‘ourt In and for l‘alrllrtd
"(munch the first Tueada 'of January. 1m.
It I! ring to and being ound by thr- sub-
scri nu authority that the "summit”
and creditors of the-aid lb ililam . its) moml.
accused. are made parties to this action;

on
Ordered. That notice of the ndrury of said
complaint beuirrn by publish air this rmlc‘ in
Tris anxrau fins-rim a daily newsp-lw-r
printed in Mouth Novwa k. in said ('uumr.
three «1 s successively. commencing on or be.
fore the 9th day of May. A. ll. 1M.
By order of gum.
31.,1'. "AWLAND.
Asst. Clerk of the lisp-riot them for Fairnohl
County. my in m

NOTICE.

The public an informed that the 0k! Writ
laundry will reopen on Monday April lflth.

'asbingtun street. where all orders will
bethankfully mind and satisfaction gum.
an

teed.
[live as srall. liven from 7 a. or. toll urn.

N lb—Aa, ork done by hand and no acids
ski in on lliil. alum

Buildinglots for Sale!

8" THE

north Pilllil turnou-
nun comm

"fl-

 

tglwflrudifrso ofchaige. _ by a lady’vroprese‘ ‘ nlatiyo of “991m
of C. W. Kopf 8: 00.. New York. at our

abouts of “'illhm II. ll‘llfiilrlll.flvl11lrf—‘

Her niguu. of \‘inginiaJvill be thankfully rb-o‘.
l Washington sort-rt“

Paid whilu- learning and!

‘IVIZ rmius «cc-mil tlmr: rent 59. inquire of l
A. H. Merrid. ll “mam-m avenue. South :

rnylitt' =

A situatnlmppo it» ttu- lluair I all him-kJ

 

 

We give all an invitation to call and try a dish of this has
healthful and popular article, which is made from selected Ameri-
can Peas and pure Extract of Beef, and will be found convenient _
and, economical for summer use, as it requires little cooking, and ,

one quart of soup.

onnnusiisuhuun.

GROCER,

33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Carve! Built BOatsnLap Stroke 8

“F -l 1..

oats.

 
 

 

' " St. Lawrence River Skills. Sail Boats.
23'? Any Other Style Required Built to Order. in:

For further particulars inquire of A. B. Coley, South Main St.

aymond.
H. Elli iRY PEASF.

Wheeler 8t. Haniorti.

3': MAIN STREET. 50. NOR WALK. CT.
Agents for

union. outrun, unmet &
BlMBlER, "chqu llill
cicunn nouns.

 

__ , have romfort and 5 ml. HIDE
’A ‘Vit‘l‘UIbWIiEEL. “1th Springml'ork and
licrtlwlr I'uslimn "lino. both “heck (er ual to

if v-iu mutt to

any phcumnllc lllu.

. NU BURST. 3 ’ ’N 7’
;T1 ass. 0 L L

fully guaranteed. and only $135.11).
if you have decided to try

in Victor. the simplrst to
1Terms (in sun.

Eeregov y Bros. Agts.

1% WALL STREET. NUR‘VALK. UT.

a pneumatic. buy
manage. $15011)—

’ titore Thursday. new . ‘

 

' ab'lm
I .

i

t J. H.’ BRUWN,
; SANITARY PLUMBING. STEM and
GAS FITTING. Till ililiIFiiiG,

i sum lllllll wont

Iv. nil Manolo-w. A‘s-int for SUL'THAKD i
i If;l‘l‘l‘l‘ib??‘)§{f\l:Eg‘l.\PLTi‘E$. and wield-.323
‘ ’u.ss'n1~:sl~:..

Hun-“luau norm-ms. T “I "M

Til. lint-at line of

Stoves. Ranges 8. Heaters

1 ill Ills} city.

rm, sun. "tans” on non

WIRE. .

Sp“ ml .itrcntion gin-n to Jobbing. All or
din mil burrow Iirul Milli prompvirude and
care. All work tlom- bk tint-via»: workmen
at the in“ est prim-s.

19? WISHINBTON 8T. lliliilliE.

Sl'l‘i‘ESSUR TI} 5, SELLEI‘K.

LEON W.

wrsutunns

ALL NEW

unnntosuows

South Norwalk

OS

Tuesday, May 24th.

'Illi‘i‘l‘ tbrntii) ”it: Show ruining "I". Ima-
on. inverytliinx New. ”right and riparkilng.

NEW Al "is! NEW I’AI‘I'JH
NEW AND STARTIJSIE l'klATl‘ltESl

The ”rumba! and I’m! Show on earth for
lll!‘ price of admission. Watch for

"IE Iiillliil STREET PlillllE

at llla. "Lon Ma) 3min.

Thelonstor3i0.m Stelmlltliops

and a timid Collection of

Illl‘l’lilllfi‘l‘ l‘filll'lJi I'll"! ALI. PA“
0F Tlll'l “'0“th

PRICE:i 05' All.“ ISBIUV:

,, .25am.

rm.
trusts" r’snr‘otmnxcm 2 5
ma rzvrmrionv i elm.

Two purtonnanres daily lit 2 and» p. in.‘
ml? at

Cradduck’s‘

MARKET.
I0. Ill WISHIIBTIII STREET.

—————- Ill OIIVIIIIH

Alll'li’l‘x
CHILDREN TI) AFTERNOON I o
NIIOW.... C

 

l'ritnnllmsts. .. . ,l r to
Httral'rlruoltrmt». . . iii-“1‘ and
larini‘lrah ......... . ..lflt’ " "
I’mtorium ”leak .. .. Ilir' " "
l'lumirk Wintuni's Dried ”le llc a box.

CASH PRICES.

That cannot bets-at. Twcnlv rears'u
in tlw torsion-s malnln us in please the
pttlriil'. A trial mils-ital.

Ii. W. CillDDliiIlI & Sill.

mural mas.

For ‘ Sale. I

morn utlrortt ollh m
'l} for lb: more, at uni..."

 
 
 
 

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