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The Clothie ,
86 Washin St, ‘
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VE‘NING SEN "NEE
lanes Gowns. mum and Proprietor.
Trims-l your
:6 month M: 8 months.
“.25; lmonth. Ill) 3' 82
cents; single captains cents.
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We want to call your attenu
‘ tion to a few articles which are
F reasonable——
PItined’s Compound
Extract Tied Cedar
For Moths Insects, etc., where a
' liquid can be employed.
in. for Pili'f Borne.
. retumicampllor.
Aromatic Camphor.
pail jgninseci Powder,
23w iléd‘li‘eiiebore.
Pallikiireen. '
_ Widen Purple,
ETC.
Our Drug Department is com-
pletéasmal with all the best
utility tobe found in the mar-
ket, and our prices are very
reasonable, considering quality.
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I’llISTEII,
Druggist,
43 flashingtunSt. Sn. iinmall.
$10
B'eWard
Moo-«w 7-—
To meant funds of lOIfllOilIl:
Tell Iluilarsiniiold
A prluof I‘ll nonnalts nv noun will
begins tattle mean who will before July
the fat. I“. send me the most cousin and
explicit testimonial setting forth the nmilr.
lnal virtues and curative properties of
Loxatonlk.
”(MM If. h-dono for you. 'l'l-stl~
vandals lion-a wits words. in order that
an impartial and unvrejudlml decision may
be teal-vain Professor w. i”. rm and John
E. Light have kindly mounted to art as
lad”. Prise to be awarded July 0.
GEM. STILLSON,
anor- IOI'Al-I. (ff.
I have engaged more men and
an now in good shape to do
your work on time. I have
several firstoelass PATNTERS
as well as PAP]! HANGERS,
audwoald be 31 ‘to give you
I‘m on paintill'fyour house.
Hy stock of Wall Paper is com-
plete. I am receiving NEW
GOODS every few days.
White Lead, Oil. Brushes. etc,
II my quantity and at reason-
ifls prices.
gist. I. .-
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srzctan non-Ion
v NW of local cuten'al'mnenl. of all
75.115.540th an Mosul: mama,
undulations calculated topmwfe primfe'
interests, camp! where an advertisement
of’Sd'me appears in advertising column.
div charged for at regular rates. 10 cents
a line. ‘
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M lntntura Almanac for To-morrow.
Sun Rises; Sun Reta High Tide low This
at 4:24 at 7:13 at 0:" at 3:"
New York Herald “’catller Forecast.
To-day partly cloudy to fair, warmer weath-
or will probably prevail. preceded by rain.
with brisk to fresh llorlheasferly and norther-
ly winds. On Tuesday warmer. fair weather
and fresh. variable winds will probably pre—
vail, and on Wednesday fair to partly cloudy
weather. with no decided changes of tempera-
ture. followed by rain in the western and lake
bordering districts.
llilthirolaxno Savonarola. reform. 'waa
burned at Florence, but it is claimed that
he was first strangled; born if.
l’lB—Jalnu Otis. patriot orator. led by light-
ning at Andover. Man; born 1725.
I'm—Thomas Hood, humorous poet and gen-
eral writer. born in London; died ther-
Hay it 1845; some of his finest productions
were written when he was so far (one in
consumption that he only lived by hath-
ing medicated air through a silver tuba.
IBTO—Sarah Margaret Fuller. author and mar-
chioness of Oman. in Italy. born in Can-
bridgeport. Mam: drowned. with her hus-
band and son. Tm.
law—«lanes Buchanan Balls. engineer. famous
for gunboats and the Mimi-ind joules.
born in Lawrenceburg, Ind; died 18:.
two—James Ambrose Burnside. general. born
in Liberty. 1nd: died Tim.
lflt—v’l’hs Army of the Potomac erased the
North Anna. and the first battle on the
right side of that stream occurred.
lm—The United States supreme court decided
that execution by electricity is not “cruel"
and is therefore constitutional.
son'lll “solution.
What the People of Our City are built;
and Saving.
John Reed was sentenced to ten days
in the county jail by Justice Townsend
this morning for being a vagrant.
The Social Union of the First M. E.
church will meet with Mrs. James
Golden. 4 Fairfield avenue. next Friday
evening.
The fire loss in the United States dur.
ing the week ending Friday. lillly‘2il.
was “$89.0“. This makesun average
loss of fiz‘ldllflfil.” per day.
~f‘l;re coffee with pure crealn, o" a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
A decision was handed down Saturday
in the Norwalk suit of Queen vs. Rider
& Son. It is in favor of the defendant.
and to recover costs of suit.
The graduates of Merrill. Business
College will give a rowption in the
Stamford Town Hall. Thursday. June 9.
A number of South Norwalk people will
attend.
A large party of South Norwalk mun
went out fishing yesterday in Captain
Dale‘s yacht Yioln. They carried re-
freshments with them and had dinner on
board the boat.
Don't stiffer from any kind of Rheuma-
tism or Gout ! Ilr. Richardson's Win-
tergreen, Prickly Ash and t‘clery lfhcw
matic Powders cure the worst cases.
Ask for be. or We. sample.
The prospect for a crop of french plums
on Long Island ill good if blossoms are an
indication. East beach. West beach and
back of Lloyd's Neck, and, ill fact, all
the plum bushes are white as snow.
lion. 1‘. Baker. of this city. tax-Mayor
Coughlin. of Bridgeport, and Mm
Twadwell. of Weston. have been appoint-
ed by the Superior ("curt a committee on
the layout of a highway in Trumbull.
Mrs. J. A. Biddle, of Hartford. fortn-
erlrst this city. was man president
of the Woman's Congregational Home
Missionary Union of Connecticut at its
sevenflrannuai meeting. held in Hart.
food.
A faint «mutation of both boards of
the Bridgeport common council will he
held this evening for the purpose of
electinga city Huntley, because of the
disagreeing notion of the board of man
cilmcn and the board of aldermen. The
former chose ll. ll. Knapp. formerly of
South Norwalk, for the position. and the
latter J. J. mm
«The “Eagle" Solis water. liar-apart!~
Is. not» Beer. Cream Soda and (linger
Ale are all made by Wilbur E. fonts, I
druggist in Stamford for eighteen years.
which is a guaranme of their pun quali-
ty and deloloas flavor. Be sure and ask
for lads pulling Works’ make. All
dealers.
Four undidates received the Fellow
Craft'sdegreein Temple lodge. Thaw
day evening. A delegation headed by
W.l.,lt.l.lfinaey,welepresentfrota
Old Well lodge, Booth Norwaik, who
workedthsliegm.withilro.flnneyiu
MMwhneOranJono, set.
Soul Horwall.
during the heavy blow ymterday.
season by giving a reception this even-
stoek, 82 South Main street.
corner of South Main and
streets. Saturday evening.
streets carefully
mun. Yesterday morning. upon their
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be presented
Mrs. William Wallace»! 11;:th
was postrated by a cerebral. hemorrhagoi
yesterday morning and now lies in at
critical condition.
Captain Andy Clark's suillmi capsized
For;
whim tllocaplala was on shun! at the
time and escaped a drenching. ‘ ‘
The Chautauqua ITnion will close the
ing at the ruideuce of Mrs. Frank Com .
The subject of Rev. H. II. Burnes' ad-
dress at the South Norwalk Methodist
church next Sunday evening. to the
members of the Grand Anny, will be
”Appomatox and the way to it."
—-Strawberry short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant.
The Epworth league of the First
Methodist church will not hold its regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening on ac-
count of the graduation exercises of the
South Norwalk High School at Music
Hall.
Thomas Barthm. of Day street. had
an attack of vertigo opposite Dr. (‘lark‘s
resldence on South Main BWE.Sflttlnlfly
evening. A coach was procured and he
was taken home. where he recovered
soon afterward.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stevens. of Fairileld
avenue, will celebrate the twenty-fifth
anniversary of their marriage to—lnorrow
evening. by entertaining the members of
the Home Circle Progressive Whist club
and the Four Hundred club.
J. R. Ruymondund t'. l“. Tullm this
morning had an attachment placed ml
(‘apfain Tucker’s new snillioat for 8th) for
Our Brothers' Dodge. l.0.0. It, will
confer the third degree at their meeting
. this evening.
The Guild of Grace church will meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. A. H. Citmp,
0' “70(9) new... ' .
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twosome church choir E... .3 He.
for Mentoridl Day escrcises'. ' ‘
The bans of marriage of Joseph Ilainea
and Mary Minority were published for
the first time at St. Mary's church yes-
terday.
Jerry Drisooll, of "Dublin" was arrest-
ed this noon by Office} Northrop, charg-
ed wite mulling John Barthel. of Gran
berry Plains. on the night of May 2.
——Norwulk Steam Carpet Cleaning
\Vorks. Alldross orders to lul Knight at
The Sons of St. George will hold a
regular meeting tonight. when they
will detn'de upon the date of visiting
Magna Charter Lodge. of Bridgeport.
District Deputy Henry Blunsfield, of
Bridgeport, will install the newly olectrd
ulllcers of Catholic Union Council, K. of
“Lena" Sherwood was arrested by
Chief of Police Del-'oreet Saturday night
for vagrnncy. This morning he was sen-
h'llt‘ul to thirty days in juli by Justice
i ‘l >ol ill go.
ll'lll’ESf’g’SiZES
‘HQSlE‘RY A
w IIIIIIIEIIIIAII & Silli,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.‘%
beam in attainment. mentioning; '
t2 . at their regular mectingthin evening.
Next Thursday is Ascension day in the
t‘n will be held at St. Mary's church at
5:30 and 8 o'clock in'tlle morning.
lntll-r will be a high mass.
Mrs. Harriet l‘ulnstwk. muthcriu-luw
of Officer George Northrop. is In a criti-
material used in its construction. The
Bridgeport Wood Bending company have
an attachment on the boat to satisfy a
claim of Mt).
Washington street bridge petitioned
Postmaster C. E. Duty last week to have
aletter box erected at the end of the
bridge. Mr. Doty complied with their
request and the box is now in position.
Carrier Merritt will collect the mail every
day.
-Best bunting tings at ('omstock's
hardware store, I12 Washington street.
Joseph Tammany. Jr.. and (lmrgl-llil.
lcr engaged in n diagram-fill fight at the
Ilavilnml
Warrants
were issued for their arrest and this
morning they were brought lh‘flll’t‘ Jus-
tice Townsend, who lined t‘lli'll $1 and
costs for disturbing the [mun
On account of the illntus of several of
the members of Miss Baird‘s Kinder
Sinfonie, heretofore referred to in Tllr‘.
SESTIKII.. it will be impossible for
them to take part in the Library cuter-
tainlnent at Music Hall. June 1. The
Norwalk Slufonic orchestra has been ro~
inforccd and people who have heard
them at rehearsals consider it marvelous
the amount of music that lit obtained
from the instruments used.
SORWALK NEWS.
A "may Bullgst of Its-ls From the
Burnout End nf'l’a-n.
Rev. Ilarry Bodley. of Mt. Vernon. N.
Y.. preacllml utilraoe church. yesterday.
He will also preach next Sunday.
Buckingham Post”. A. R.. will attend
St. Paul's church in a body next Sunday
evening and listen to an appropriate new
mon by the rector. Rev. 8, T. Graham.
(in Friday evening of this wdek Rev.
Georgi- VanAIstyue. I). l).. pastor of the
Norwalk Methodist church. ad I addm
the I'Ipworth league connected with lllt’
church upon the subject "Why am i a
Methodist? ”The lazueand the public
are mnlially Invited to be premsnt.
~i.ustrino for tisware.
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Saturday night Chief of Police n...
Forest locked up titres susplckiuacham—
tent who were wandering around the
inspecting different
pmmisiagtolsave town. they were re-
leased. They were well dream]. and
claimed to hail from New York city.
They were trying to pawn a gold watch
early in the evening.
“ Saturday afternoon Officer lovehoone
levied an attachment upon 3. J. Wall-
hams. of the Pemrle's Market. for use. to
My a claim of auctioneer James
Iltcheli for services. The matter was
settled for the mat by lfr. Wsdhams
turning over to the officer his horse and
he“, as unity for that amount. The
case will he tried before Justice Coolldge
at 9 o'clock next Saturday morning.
Old John Fail-child, who Is his own
worst enemy. was arrested by Oflleer
DanuBatunlay afternoon for drunken»
nus. the face was painted black, his
nosewastonchednpwithvernilion.“
handswsre «faulted with red, and his
cloth. were ooveudwithflonr. This
whiten-brought befoleJustioe
(looiidge for trial. Allin-9y 3. fl.
MMWMAMM
Fm
My” to“;
Why
sans
ml condition at his home on Slain street.
She has a mxnplimtioll of diseases and
has been unable to lie down for several
llllinths.
All impartant town meeting will he
held in the Town House <urda_v after
noon at 3 o’clock to take action upon the
wideningof the Ilregory Point road. the
acceptance of the new road to Roton
Point. and the automation of several
otho-rbighwnys in different parts of the
town. The call will uppeu tomorrow.
In the match for the consolation one in
the Norwalk club's billiard tournament.
Saturday evening. T. S. Morison. 2m,
heat A. it. .lllllkin. 150. It'll points: At ~l
o'clock this afternoon. T. S. Morison. 200,
willeudcavor to beat Ira Cole, 150. and
this evening B. C. \‘mlton. 200. Will play
the “lime-r. The first pi‘llb' cur. “on by
W. ti. Townes. Jr . has been put ll: by
him to be played for by the lllt‘llllk'i's of
the 200 print class. The first game will
he pluyrd Thursday night
——Rr;l.wllllblo- prime at lilflt"r-‘ lit-put
restaurant.
The committee appointed at the recent
immngh lllwtwg to lxlvmligntmmll malt.-
a report concerning Kllt‘ Ilr'ul (I a new
outrage reservoir. wtll hold their first
meeting it the Water Commissioner's
office this evening. T he committee con-
sists of the mlnlniasioners. E. J. Hill. J .
i}. Gregory. Ul‘tll’gl‘ M. Holmes. T. S.
Morison and W. 1‘. Bishop. An inflllon
tial citizen. in discussing the question
this looming, said that in his opinion the
action lain-n by the meeting was a lu'nt-
tulle. What should have ll‘t'fl don». he
said was to leave the may” in tin-
Water Commissioners with power to
employ one or two experts to thoroughly
look the ground over and live their do
cision about the matter. In that way
considerable expense could be saved.
The Nurwnlk cases not down for trial
in the Superior (‘ourt at Bridgeport this
wl'ck‘are as follows: Tumlny. (kink &
Hilton vs. Norwnlk Oyster Protective
asstaeiation; Attorneys Levi Warner and
lie-tendon represent the plaintiff and M’
J. ll. Hnrlbutt the defendant.
Norwatl (it Light company vs. I ‘
of Soil-walk: Attorney-l J. ll. Light's
W. II. l’erry repmcnt the plaintiff and
Attorney Warner the defendant. Wed—
nesday. Horace J. \‘l'ylnan vs. Rufus ll.
l.lisbmw;Attomoy Joseph A. (Tray ap
posts for tho plaintiff and Attorney lico-
ilrld, of Stamford. for the defendant.
Thursday. special. [Jule ’l‘. harass.
widow of Hubbard Barnes. of Willa,
vs. William ll. Starr; l-‘eatstslea d: Caro
er, of Stamford. appear for the plaintiff
and Brewster. Tweedy d. Booth of D.»-
bury, for the defendant. . j
a rape?» iii. nut-T3... nous.
Hr. Editor: Can you enlighten the
people of Norwalk as to why the money
collected from the taxpayers for the pars
[lined improving the roads is generally
expended In damaging dreams. for In-
stance.taketherosd Mag George 1.
Kseler’s resilience. and notice the ten
inchesofclsy piled upon it. alreadya
fargrhterlnudhoh than triangle
frostsof winterarebtuakiagoat in the
early spring. lsuy teams have been
nnaifletomst over the bin with, brads
duringthepasttwo weeks. ltisam
derwhy the"powas that be” employ
each incompetent use. They are evh
denlly lupus-ed with the idea tint
allopatfle dos-sol anal are mindsets!”
mantles» m «an
York.‘sstdlaaspvsen,"llahyoustsh
loads as atuautve as We. (lead
Roman Catholic church calendar. lines-f
The ‘
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tt'lms and flow they Spend their Hours
of Baoraamm.
Ito. T. B. Morison. of West avenue. is
visiting in New York. " .
Alida Neukirchner went to New York
today» call on friends. ‘ f “
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ferris. of Bay.
view avenue. spent Sunday with friends
in New York.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson. of Arch street, is
sojourning for a few days at. Wash-
ton, D. C.
Mrs. I“. E. Robbins, of East avenue. is
spending a few days at her old home in
Waterbury. '
Mrs. Urbano Swift. of Derby. is visit»
log at the residence of her brother, J. W.
Duke, of Elizabeth street.
Mint Brain-y. who boards at the Nor~
; walk lloml. entertained her mother,
sister and nephew at the hotel. yesterday.
LeGrand lhiymond. of the Central Na-
tional bank. will spend next Sunday
with Charles Miller, at Williams College.
I). W. I-‘itch. of Norwalk. returned
Saturday from the Methodist convention
at Omaha. much improved in health by
the trip.
Mira Minnie Brown. of Hartford. is the
guest of Miss Mamie Parlric. of New-
town avenue. She returns home to-
marrow.
II. E. Elwood. of Cleveland, Ohio.
formerly of Xurwaik. arrived in town
ymtc-nlsy for a few days‘ visit with his
pll‘t‘lll‘l and old friends.
i'ilalrll-s Millcr. of Williams College,
Williamstown. Mam..spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. tits-me E. iiill-
lt'l’. of High street. Nurwulk.
Richard Abbey. of Chapel street. Nor.
walk. left town this morning for Don-
ver. Colorado. Ills wife will follow him
later if the climate agrees with his health.
Ill-my Fmeb, of the firm of Michel d
chb. loft South Norwalk this morning
for Stnmdsburgh. I’a, where he will
spend a few days recuperating his health.
B. I". Fischer. of the Fischer Piano
company. of New York. :wcompauiell by
his wife and son Fralnlie. spent Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Golden. “351
avenue.
lira. B. N. Wilson and daughter Lulu.
who have been spending the winter at
St. Augustine. returned to the Park Av!
llur‘ lluh-I Saturday after a short Visit
with friends in this city.
Announcement is made of the engage.
ment of Miss lola Swords. of this city.
to i‘. Edwyll Steele. of Brooklyn. New
York. and of Miss I’auiim- Swords to W.
‘ hrlion Stevenson. of Bridgeport.
iH'Illt Till! RIVER.
News and “only of" tho Day in East
Nurssnllt.
.~\ iwclvepouud daughter was born
yesterday to Sir. and Mrs. William (lod-
fn-y, Jr.. of East avcnuv.
l'inmbcr J. l-'. Flynn has the contract
to lay a water pipe from East avenue to
Ambler & Perry's new factory.
lint. Thomas Underwood and daugh-
ter. of Brooklyn. are visiting Mm. I“. ll.
Iloin'rts. South (lsburn avenue.
The I'prorth League of the East Ave-
nllc ll. 1:2. church will meet Friday cwn~
illg with Miss Evelyn Hawkins. Seaside
Plum-
Many Magnificent Features.
In tiwir cnmnlity Loon W. W u's
all now railroad shows are declared to be
a revelation. Nothing like them has
over been seen in this section of the
country before. Tin-y unite all the
standard attraction-t with the newest and
mint magnificent frutnrrs of lltotlcrn
times. It only rcmultm for the public to
it
live merit of the shows to insure an at-
tondanco at each p-rformsnn- that will
It'fft the capacity of the large mum
pavilion beneath which tiw exhibition is
given. No one should min swing them.
Till-y will exhibit in South Norwalk he
a grand street parade at it) a. m.
“’ofld’s Talr Not-s.
The may Bll't'fl’lc Ilfg. u... of Wind»
sot. Conn" have made contracts to sup
ply 1000 horse power for the Machinery
deprtmt of the Families.
It is expected that the Agritmltursl ex.
hibit of Connecticut at the World‘s Fair
will Include an “Experimentstation” in
operation. this state being the first to or.
ganiae such an Institution.
The State [load of Agriculture has aln
ready sent to the World‘s Fair interesting
exhibits for the Forestry department.
section of pine trees. 25 feet in length.
for pillars in the forestry building. One
was from Cornwall. and the other from
Osman. ’
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ill-vat 5th amneand mm.mm
can“ Mme-er...”
m'lilib a havll topaygm
‘ti'“'"t.°‘t:i’.. come...
It twon u on i
the dinnersbould not'bepgrirvanbl-re
tifpermslthefetaaf ‘
appreciate the ltlagnitnllo and nlltn'rla- ..
marrow at 2 and it p. In. There will be ,
If a New York millionaire gives a din; 0011mm
*ftllllllsvtslnswlion $2.00 iiPWiilils. -
FROM $2.50 umnns. ~
AYS ‘ A ‘ SPECIALTY I
' Leon w -
WASHBIIIIN’S
» ALL“. NEW .
Railroad snows !
South Norwalk
OX
Tuesday, May 24th.
'Ihlsis flu-only BI; Show coming this N‘lit-
un. Everything New. Bright and unwilling.
NEW. ACTS I NET-V FACES 3
NEW AND STAIITLING FEATURES:
Thetlrandl-al and Best Show on earth for
the price of admission. Watch for
THE GRIND STREET I’lIIlIIE
at In it. mum May filth.
TheiionsterSlOJlOO Steamilaliope
and ultrand Collection”!
I’ll'fl'lBENT PEOPLE [1‘0" All: PI‘R“
OF THE WORLD-
PRICES 03' ADMIYXSION':
ADULTS .. .. ....25 CENTS.
CHILDRI'IS T0 AFTERNOON I 0
SHOW . . . .. t‘EK'l“4
EVENING PERFORMANCE ( 25
FOR EVEKHOIJY i CENTS.
Two performances daily at 2 and 8 p. m.
m1: at
GEO. E. DARMEB,
Photographer.
liar opened a First-class
PHOTO GALLERY,
lh'er lll'.‘ I'm: UTIIn'.
'I‘ilH lzrzs'r FNENi'lI flamenco. 'I‘IIE
FINEST sans FINISHED PHO—
TIMTRAI’IIS AT rm:
MOST REASONABLE I’llIOES.
BABIES’ PICTU RES
.\I Y SI‘PZCIA LT Y.
Tiii TYPESWITIOE SiTOililiTS.
an. E. ”Elton,
42 Washington St.
Over l'ost Other. South Norwalk. Conn.
my 9 ly
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PHOTOGRAP
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Geo. 3. Gregory. L
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livery
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Stable.
Everything ohv and fir-hols». lion-n.
f’otvlapnalui harm-w um-fautly on band for
sale t‘or. l oyt ulmtmi Vaniandt avenue.
[Kant Sorts» R. my? iltn
Titties—Olly “fuss.
'I‘IIB talmyrunf thrill! of limb .‘imwallt
are hereby notified f t the city tax of
It“ mills on the dollar. laid on the mmrni
list of INLItarit) meeting held on the filth
day of March. MI: will be due anti pa ablr
May 2. boa. at which tltm- Ishall l» rm y in
fH'QlYt‘ the name at my store. in Warhlnvion
MM. Wmfll Norwalk. v non.
Matty at the vat-- of a per cent. pr? annum
from May 2. l“. will be rlmfml on all bills
remaining uni-aid on and after Jum- l. mu.
HERMAN ”HYDE“
ibillector of City 'l'uaa.
Dated at Heath Nflwalk. AMI I3. I”. all?
Holler—School Taxes.
1‘”! Innax‘mof the ”truth Norwalk I’nlon
ilcimoli strict are hereby notified that
the district tall of would mil-if mg) mills
on the dollar. laid on the t wn asses-awn! list
at ml. at a ranting of tho llb'lfll‘l hold on flu-
lll ll of June. In. at the l‘rsnlla street
scbm house will indee- and pants-r, on the
at day of tin .lmu whichflms than be
realty to me vs the saw» at t . naniwan-
storeof A. alleles in Masks flat flinch. I'm,
ll'l‘z‘ gfil'g.nllanmsdh "”"li'mm‘e' "“13"?”
a r on a rem n ”K
unpaid on and altar ans 1. use.
r. A. rem.
8cm o'fm'fasas for Heath Novwa‘lk Talon
tinted mu. stoma. April u. law. .n l...
"cradanc’k's
MARKET.
1 IO. TO! IMIIITOI OTIEET.
. Wm WM
‘ Terms realism
" Will be served free-of charge by a
of . O. W. Kopf & 00., New York,
and Saturday of this week.
(IIIAIIIES E.
LEADING
lady representative of the firm
at our store Thursday, Friday
We give all an invitation to call and try a dish of this most
healthful and popular article, which is made from selecteddmeri-
can Pens and pure Extract of Bililf, and will be
and economical for summer use, as it requires little cooking, and
one ten-cent package will make one quart of soup.
“1-..“... ....
found convenient
'SEIIIOIIII,
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
i,
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H?” Any Other Style lleqll
ROTON
Saturday,
A N
Monday,
Ill the P
String Band I
J. FINKENSTEIN.
Steamer ”Jessie B." will ma
a. In. to lil p In.
Taylor & Golden.
ReaiEstaleand insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH XUHWALK. CUNN.
ruff-if ‘
\\ A N 'I‘ III).
KEITH Brusulcurr tllr ~1-r\'lt‘t~.~ nf tun-nu
competent bind-rs and trllnnlvrrl. I'lrr
further tuli’lll‘ullth applt In factory l‘Ul’llt'l‘
lift't‘fl d- Vsnllvurrn sin-Evin. Phil-ago. Ill.
lxltz‘tll'v
‘\ FEW Lfll'lfi To Upl'rl|Tl' nllu'hzllcs a! Kclka
K t'l r factory. at! ‘vfl‘ltlllltlllll ~‘rrv-I.
South .‘onmlk. ‘l'nid ullib- lo-nruim: null
nil-adv Inrlt. F. In. lu-Iwy. "no 1’
1'0 LET.
l Ul'SI’. .\'.>, :26 Wm! «rut In family of
. adults. Ml mmlrrn loll-rutrmcllh. In»
«pure of “I II. Smithfitl Wot .~frw-f.h'olllll
.‘mrwaik. rm :1 if
P‘IHST ilmlr and ham-mom on Bé‘lill‘fl 5"C'l2llt‘.
Inquire of Rum lit-lions; Hi Bc‘drn :ltr-
mic. Nurwnlk, mytl fit
P‘IVI'I nmluw wound ihmr; rrnf 51' Inqu'm- of ‘
A ll. Merrill. ll \\ laulttarll melmc. South
Norwalk.
I ltl'SE of right mum's nn f‘vllur one". near
the mud bank. liltlllll'l‘ of F. "rum.
North Main rind-t. lnylii if
Krill": on Fort l'uinf street. opposite- Rn) .
fluids «treat. East Norwnlk. res-o-lltlv 01'
my :1) lVl
l
Roton Point Improvement Company. Owners and P
vn Vll lur. Ilw
contaminants. Lap snake Boats.
4-
St. Lawrence River Skills. Sail Boats.
ireli Built to Order. .a_
For further particulars inquire of A. B. Coley, South Main St. I
Warerooms,.l’il'ater St, foot of Raymond.
”anlln OPE
H. EMORY PEASE.
Nliiil I
HOTEL AND onovE.
May 28,
D
May 30,
MEMORIAL DAY.
Two Bands of Music, Afternoon and Evening.
In the G rch.
FULL MILITARY BAND
avilion.
for Dancing.
roprietors.
General Manager.
kc hourly trips daily. from 10
Wheeler &. Halliorll,
.3: MAI .\' >‘l‘iLI-1ii'l'. St). SDIEWALK. CT
Agents for
VICTOR. PiilElill. WARWICK &
RIMBIEII. HICKOIII MID
OIOIIIIG GOODS.
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Iftlz;
~-. .12.! In ha}.- I win Turf and slum-ll. ItIIII‘I
\tlt mi: “NH-l \\'lll ~‘lr
‘ . '.: .. . . l for .
ILrlllrilt ii‘IllIIIi llrr-Jwtil b .. , n Candi.
5b": [lf‘uIiIilnIH Ilrv l. M» lil'ith‘l',f~tl 'T'M‘.
ll Nina. IIIII) ,t’l.ti.llll
t‘l'll. and only 514ml“.
If you hm I‘ Ill'l‘ltlt'fl to My a pn- Ullllt'lf'. buy
. Plflllil'wl 1.. "m, . 7 . M
Irrnw In y-llll, ”H" SI It, I)
Itltlflilllt" “lull. AGENTS.
i'.» \".\l,l. h'i‘lli'ifC'l‘. NURWALK. (.‘T.
copied as a grocery I)‘ William 5. Much
is do. ,tpp ) In John Tl’)i|ll. No,
{It itivenddr avenue. Kant Sorwalll.
\ DWELLINtlof lilrmvms- wry lllvnaanllt
I shuttled," ipn tu- Illl' .‘IIIIII‘I illl ltlm'k.
3"". ll South Jain nil-vol Apply In John
I' erria. my 3 if
\E“’ hmw- TIUI'W avrllll», silt, 3 rmnll‘
- Won-r “lfl‘t'l. fit. 5 rrmnu. Riv Ill't‘lilii‘. 5‘5:
farm him". Turn anion and partummu
Sill; nit mom-l. Mom-yum. ilfl. llagtlmlui
III)“ II
floor so. :51 .‘iorth Main QKYMJ'MIIII Nut-wail.
ft rmmla In VIM Normal Ap vlv in Jul." ll.
Knapp. P: West airs-«t, or “cu. ,uv kwlnsirvI-ul
I
'W'“n“-...”W'E’is!.:i'!‘:
.vl: assas- alanine-Tm n. gaunt;
() each on "Emu venom. East Norwalll;
water in: rent. Ilia-av b. Apply to John Tryml,
l!» Riven-lilo nt‘l‘lllt‘. Mast .‘nrwolk. am If
non sane. .
\fil‘lAl-Luroerrv bus-inn“. clump for .Ml.
A’ Address Box XII. Hamil Norwalk Pig.“
my- : l
i
belonging In flu» outlaw M Ibr- lnii‘ ”our 7-
firvmnor. Applv to Ill-ml Pinyin-int. mlmin t-
fnttor. or Taylor a Holden. real mtaio manta.
mymlfi
"IIIIJIISII lots for pair on Woodward avo-
tmt- ahd Kant Nnvwalh. Mm imuwa owl
lull in all I'aftaof fhc tmtn, Inquire of II. A
Woodward
H‘lllZ—Bdllbnny. ilmd leather top. All in
t gmdrorldiilrn. Will he mid cheap. 5‘1)-
PI)‘ lanlm ifaniy. .\'o. 2 llrnnh rlrwf. hur—
waik. or at J (3. Wilsonirt'u‘a...‘hmth .‘faio
street. itmitb Normdlt. mm ill
...—a , a..- , 4
'I‘Wflilslllnq seine- tilt and III! fer-t Inn l2
fret doe . medium mesh. neatly now. I'm.
frown at Van wand! nvcunr. Fin-t Nor.
wall. Alldm it 0. lion fmJlmtb Norwaik.
... .....h v. .. m,
(" BEAT opportunity to partition an nprl h
1 piano. an solid an mw. for cash or n.
stallnen 9. Mt Humid Inquire of or ad.
dress .1. rank trier. 7‘ West nwnvle. Mouth
Sorwalil. a
ll if
I HILIIINII Mutilated on the west side of
Iiryview avenue ‘in. 8.. For particular;
address 1'. it. Hi. John. lt minim. «m,
flouti- Xorwalk. mnztm
“ilmllrror f w .
D ‘ rim ll’uu ~..l'Il0BATI|3
ofllcnlnflorw
“It. «Do.
any n
llyaii. Juim It Klmtvwv. Norwall: K. A.
t\ m-lwnni. i '. “inc-viz. math Nurwall. n‘tllfw
‘ M
aitl'lm
l. H. BROWN,
SANITARY PIOIBIIO. STEAM anti
BIS FITTING. Till ROOFING.
SHEET IIIOII WORK
itroo. mil In N'I‘llfflllf'lm. Agent for NUI'Tll/l Ill)
5 ' H “T II In ' I nu- \‘ i\f;:l:h:t\:¥u)i‘i':\i‘:r‘,t"'l'.‘\pllrll€‘~.and l-v-I-~fvr:l:l
....r a . mum... n on» w . in. . n. . , . .5. ' .‘ ;
l ”it Tuil'n ain‘t-f. ulna. firmmn “ll soulful "UT “' fl “E “TIA.“ .M
ATE“ Milli]. ITS.
Tlit‘ lllu'af line of
Slaves. Ranges & Heaiels
In IIIf‘l‘Il)‘.
Tlii. sun. ltlll'ltn iliilii
‘ will.
”pt‘f‘lfll nitration itltm't tanbllin . All of-
P‘ ” ' l - I l ,.
I‘l'lldtlxillots in lho old tic-yttrium nor-My , ' H “H " ' """M ”u" "mm!“ Milli Ind
'nm. Ml until done by ill-simian with“
at the Iowrut primal.
l9? WASHINGTON ST. OIIOOE.
Nl'l‘l 't-mutm To It. HELLII'R.
Building lots for Sale!
BY THE
ROTOII POINT IMPROVE-
MENT COMPANY
Roton 1 Point.
For pnrilrulurv sppl) n" the 3."...th 1..
the full-mime Iliffl‘tnru: James W.
Notice.
1‘ Ilium-«m are Ill-why forhllhlm him
any one on nrmnnf of the BMW Pull“
lm mum will mm or tritium! an lml m.
.‘ynyfld a. .. rd '0' J. Elisha-ml: corral moon 1."
"analog” II III! Ilene. tau.- of Norwalk. in Ilr win at Miles w. lIY'ATT
mu . . . t.
omo.’l‘hat the sdrainiut rstm exhibit M- E. A. “1100th It”.
tiara It in teams" forarl. our" 2! a
D
Oslo-or rsss
elm.
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Norwalk Chronicler