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Sun Rises} SunSets Dish Tide Low This:
at 4-24 at I.“ at ms at tolls
New York Herald Mather forecast.
Today clear weather will probably prevail,
with nearly staUsnary’. followed by rising
temperature and fresh to light westerly winds.
becoming somewhat variable. 0n “'ednesday‘
warmer. fair weather [will probably prevail.
with light. variable winds, becoming mostly
southerly. and followed by rain at night or on
Thursday morning.
This Date In History—hilly 24.
lab—Pope Gregory VII. lap
none as St. Hildebrand,
died in Salerno; born 1013;
he raised the papal power
to its highest point. com-
pelling the emperor of Ger-
many. Henry IV. to kneel
in the snow and beg for
pardon. .
[SB—Nicoln Copernicus. as—
tronomer. died; hsdemon-'
strated the solar system.
our William Kidd mm in “m" m
London for piracy: he had been sent to
supprrsl piracy and turned pirate instead.
Ham-Stephen Girard. eccentric merchant.
philanthropist and deist. born near Bor-
deaux. l- rancc; died 1811
law—Tho Savannah. first ocean vusl to use
steam started across the Atlantic.
Ins—mm of the Potomac having met
witharepalaerecrossed tothelefthankol
the North Anna and movedsouthesatward.
IKE—William Lloyd Carrhomiouruallfland
famous abolitionist. died in New York:
born in.
Who United States removed tbs-unison
from Elli island, New York harbor.to
makeitaiandincpiacelorimmi'rnls-
SITE“ 'fionwuu.
What the People of Our City are being
and Saving.
Nelson ll. Hoyt is moving into his
new house on Bayvicw avenue.
John Dunn's new house on Elmwood
avenue has been raised and sheathed.
The barge Williaru ll. Ripley discharg—
ed a cargo ol pig iron at Raymond
limthers’ wharf yesterday.
our moi box». No. ins, r”. and A. It.
will confer the third degree this evening.
All Master Masons are invited. Refresh-
ments after work.”
—Pure miles with pure cream, be a
cup, depot restaurant Open all night.
Paul J. Loizeaux. of New Jersey. will
preach in the lecture-room at 3'1 Chest-
nut street on Wednesday evening, 25th
insh. at 7:45. All are invited to be pru-
cnt.
Don't suitor from Dyspepsia! Dr.
Riclmnlson's Celery, Cubeb. Chamomile
and (linger Dyspepsia Powders cure sli
Stomach troubles. Ask for he. or tile.
sample. ..
Don't forget the Young Woman's
Christian Temperance linion social to-
night, in their room. Everybody is in-
vited.‘ Admission. free. Time. 7:30 to
10.00 o'clock.
Harry B. flaming shipped his tent to
Baton l‘oint yesterday and intends hav-
ing it put up tomorrow. The first per—
formdnce In it will be given Thursday
afternoon.
Dorian Point will be reopened on Bob
unlay. the 28th inst" under the outrage-
Incnt of James B. Power, who has con-
ducted this famous resort with so much
success in wevious seasons.
Dan Nclnlyre. of South Norwslk, was
among the live hundred prominent sport
in mun tibo witnessed the ten-round go
or points between Lane and Ito-Gin. at
e Bridgeport Athletic clhb rooms last
nIght. "'hs ’Iltht vis's (wilder! to ”lane.
Tlt'esdhoohhip "Ht. Navy's” Is in New
London and will remain there till to-
, monow, taking in nannies. She will
then toSouthampton, England. and
other ports, and will return
early in September. George Roberts.
(iamCarr and Charles Treadweli. of
this place are on boardm the vessel.
~Tiie "Eagle" Bods water, Bar-sporti-
is. Root Beer, Cream Beds and Ginger
AlesrsalimsdebyWilburE. 1m, a
druggist in Stamford for eighteen years.
whichisaguaranteeolthsirpnre quali-
ty and delicious ilsvor. Be sure and ask
for Eagle Bottling Works‘ make. All
dealers.
invitations have been received by
mud- in this city for the graduation
exercises of the senior class of the Semi-
nary of the Rdormed Episcopal church.
of Plrilsdelpbh. The nachos tskeplaoe
atChrist Memorial church in that city,
June 2. Theresrs four graduates. one
«mums. W. Dosnanncis. for-
merly of South Norwalk.
Thismorniugatnan named fies, who
m, .}w my,” I -
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FRANCIS & CO.,
I The Clothiers,
Washiog’lou 81., South NorwsllI.
peers in another column.
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A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
J. lrvinx Dibble liayviow avenue. yrs-
terdsy. . '
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lbs Washington "seem... brill Iii-
doodle Mumm- sure 7“» a.
m. until evening.
Foster Brothers. of Danbury, have the
contract to erect George F. Waters' cot-
tage near Bell island.
kilns Mary Jarvis. ol the borough, who
has been deranged for a uumberof years.
will be taken to the Middlelown asylum
for treatment.
—Strawberry short cake and ice chasm
at the depot restaurant.
On Monday, June 6. the Berkshire
llillslirnilcd expose will be put in nor-
vice between New York city and Pitts-
lield, leaving the Grand Central depot
(New \ork city, at 3:30 p. to except Sun-
av
NORWALK NEW 8.
A Ilreny Budget ol Items from the
Boronfllhlof‘l'nwu.
The grounds about the Children's
' llomc are being graded.
The div orce case of Ilurrie )Iorchousc
from his wife comes up in the Suwrior
Cmurt. June 9.
George Tuller. of Mcrwin street. is
erecting a new house for llnmor ll. lloyt
on Third aretruc, city.
8. B. Wilson has [ought the mm
launch ”Mini-elm" from Captain W. H.
Masher, of South Norwalk.
Room No. 6, of St. Mary's parochial
school, defeated Room 7. of the same
school. yesterday afternoon by a score of
l‘.’ to 7.
~Lnstrine for polishing windows.
George II. Raymond has secured the
contract for furnishing the Children's
Home. The furniture will be delivered
this week.
The stock and fixtures of Anton Stom-
mell's sash and blind store on Water
street, recently purchased by the Derby
Building and Lumber company, are being
removed by the company to Bridgeport.
liVIyr-ru 30"}qu lily baud luh inn
engaged to csuirt (atholic Union Coun—
cil, Knights of Columbus, In the state
parade of the order, at New Haven.
October ll.
Jerry 1m“, who was am’stml yes-
tcrday for drunkenness and assault, was
placed under H00 bonds by Justice Cord-
idge. Edward Barrett, of South Nor—
walk, became surely for his appearance
on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock
I). E. Wilson sold the [I‘Mlllll propor—
ty on the Styles farm on the New (‘nn~
nan road at auction yesterday. The farm
was also oficrcd for sale, but on act-Inuit
of the bids falling lnr short of the requir-
ed amount they were not entertairml.
General I). N. touch. of this place,
will give oneol his famous war talks in
the Y. N. C. A. ball, Saturday evening.
lie willhercinforoed by Prof. David ll.
Noon, an elocutionist of high rank. n
violin soloist and other preform-m of
merit.
The members of Company I'arc enjoy-
ing their annual May rifle practice to—
day. They started from the armory for
the range on the Westport road at 7:00
o'clock this morninx.with filly-nine men
in line.who presented snort-silent appear
ance. -
Yesterday afternoon In. Charles
Addison, wife of the janitor of the
several Norwalk hanks, who lives at ill
Lewis stunt. lamented her-husband with
twingirls. sash weighing seven Moth,“
hall pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Addison now
have nice little mouths to reed. instead
of seven.
~Rcasonabie -.m....;‘ lane's depot
rmtwrsnl.
The cases of George 8. (irummsn and
James Brundsgs. charged with handling
crruntmfcit coins. in using iced sings to
operate a niokei-in-tlte-slot musical
phonograph, which were to bare come
up in the United Slates court at "art-
lord today. have been postponed to suit
the convenience of the United States atv
twnoy. ‘
Thscommittee anointed at the recent
borough meetingtoinrestiaaletbeneeds
ofabettuwatermwlyrmetatths
lovisitthedilfetsatsitmolthspmpossd
managers-scrub on Friday and to
askllobsrtVsnBursu,of the Brooklyn
wstsrworks,toseoompsny them.
John Walshsnold resident clitor-
The call for a special town meeting ap- I
ouIIouLus
ITIhe Reading Circle will meet with
Miss Reboot-a Curtis. of West avenue.
this afternoon.
t onlmclor John Rowe is huildivt
copied o”; basil Greenwood"
i... . {nu-I n u’ '. l (pits;
“ism Iltcht-ll had sold lime “billing
lots on Harriet street t6 William Wllrd-
well for Edward '0. Banks.
——Norwslk Steam Carpet (fleecing
Works. Adult. orders in 14 Knight st
The Inasmuch Circle of King's Dewb-
tram. of the Congregational church, will
give an entertainment in the Athemrum
this urchin“.
In the Norwalk club's handicap bil-
liard tournament yesterday aftemoos 'l'.
S. Morison. 2m, beat Ira Cole. 150. eight
palm» No games were played inst
owning.
Edward Breckell, Iof New Britain was
arrested by Chiel of Police Duel-crest for
intoxication last niuht. This morning
In: wns discharged upon his promising to
leave town.
Rev. l-‘. E. Robbins and daughter re.
turned from Boston. Na... last evening.
Ilis wife and the rest of the family will
rvlurn from their visit to Waterbury in
a few days.
in the digest of Rev. Mr. \‘anAistyue's
sermon upon."0ur Boy’s Sister." printed
in yesterday's Susttssb. we quoted the
pastor as saying: ,“An irreligious warm
on is never mentioned in tho llible.‘
Tho sentence should have read; "Au ir-
"'“fllfluti girl is never mentioned in the
Bible."
I’IIIII’IJI I0l' KNOW.
Where and new they bps-d their Hours
of Recreation
A. D. Russell. of Soulwlorwalk. spam
Sunday with friends in New Haven.
Miss Dliasleek. MSW. Diana.
is visiting Miss Neda Adams. In thiecity.
Mics hells Scariest. of Portchestr-r.“ ’
the guest of Nix-(Jarvis Taylor, In Epst
Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. lioubon drove to
Ridgelield this stunning. where In.
Iloulon will remain for a few days.
him. C. F. Tolles, Jr.. and daughter
liable, of Ansonia. are encoding a few
days with relatives in South Norwalk.
Mm. B. (i. Yavney, of Brunswick. In.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. \‘i’. t),
Burke and Mrs. liardimer, West street-
!llrs. Clio Hatch and daughter Mar‘
nurite, of'l'oion Park, have returned
from a pleasant sojourn of several days
in New York city.
IIABIIZN.
C. II. Lounebury and II \\'. Avery. of
way mail service.
limrge O. Slovene In. making several
improvements to his summer residence
on I’nulm't ova-nun. It will ho occupied
in Jun.» by u gentleman from New York.
The (Hal-s "allowed
Tin re is a debt of "2.000 hanging over
the town of l'airilold which that munici-
pality is morally but not legally bound
in pay. It is an obligation they owe to
lwcntylwo members of the lien-ritceuth
Connecticut who went to the front and
imperiilcd their lives to save their main
try during the dark days of the rebellirm.
It is a debt which has long since hrs-n
outlawed, but which. through pulrimic
pride l’sirileld residents will some day
agree to liquidate. At the [assent time.
however, aflairs look rather dark for the
surviving veterans, and they aroiacliucd
to believe that the money will never be
turned over to them
Ila- lsstond I’Ive llom
Thomas 8. Morison. of Norwaik. has
entered born for the stake races to he
held at the male lair. Nsmgansett park
Rhode Island. next September. Ilr.
llorison's hoist-s will compete in Its-
tbhsand four-year-old cluster and the
2:23"“:HIsnd 3:40 clash». Each event
is in be for a Cl, 000 more. Pickett, My.
Morison celebrated live-yoar-old geld-
ing, will be one of the nmntnstious. To-
day Pickett will start in the 2:30 clue at
the trolling {most of the New Britain
Park asstwiation. He will also start on
of his horses in the three-minute class.
um-o—‘M.J.- .w/
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motes-II Arrives.
Leon W. mehnrn’s lhilmad
made a creditable parade about
street-of the town this morning. or
was witasmed by a large number’of
mic. Theatssrn cslliope attracted a
great deal of attention and was very
skillfully msalpulstsd by lil- Wash-
bura. The my giva two perform-
ances on the Easter (hounds, which will
doubtlessbsstleadsdhyalsrgs number
at people. W”
synod-Immanuel".
'l'bellstiooslznesmpmsnt, 0. A. it.
will be heldanfllnm, D.C.,Bsp»
leather so. um. Ambulan-
bsen ands ”thence-tonic retinal.
(although the dstsib areas ystiacom-
plets)lorsspscisitnia.whiobwiil Issvs
Denimry. m. Sept—brushes:
ass-"mullah- MAE-(s
by stalker tooletsqflmtkaslski‘m
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isysartstksr, bobby?” flabby-J'Ouasl
. in: public.
this place, have ”signal from the hub '
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sIIcIIIcI. norms Erskine.
laid to Have Ilea- Drowncrl from the
Nor-all Sloop ”Jo-ale I "
Sunday night, says the Former, the
new house on Riverside uvr‘nuc Inl'll 'lé' Imm 'prleui M ‘liiforin’ddI that
MIMI little“. 'étitployed oh Ithe Nor-
wsls hymn shop‘toesnto P." not use.
timepiece mommmg; "An-
derson wont ashore Friday and got
pretty well intoxicated. In the after-
noonhe returned to the bontand
in trying to clambcr aboard fell over-
board. lie was pulled from the water
but a short while afterward be again
loll overboard and was again rescued.
At stoning the rest of the men went
ashore, leaving Anderson nbmrd. When
they returned he was missing. He has
notbecn men since. As his hat was
found upon the deck his brother, who is
ahIo employed upon the boat, inclines to
the belief that Audcnmn fcli overboard
and was drowned.
A Seventy-live (lo-t Lawsuit.
The Rev. Dr. ll. (‘Iay Trumbull has at
last won his suit for the recovery of 75
(mots against the New Haven Steamboat
company. The amount was an over
charge in fare. The case has been in liti-
gation for a year and the company has
to pay fill in costs and 8150 in fees to its
private counsel in addition. Dr. Trum‘
bull is out a considerable sum in lswyers‘
bills, too. but he is satisfied in having
mniulaincd a principle and es—
tablished the rights of the travel.
On April 24, um, Dr.
Trumbull engaged a stuwroom at
New Maven on the C. Ii. Northern for
New York. He paid ‘1 for a ticket
which he understood was to be ext-baux-
ed for the key of a slatcrmm on board.
Ils- gnte the ticket to the purser, but was
nmdefito pay '35 cent extra. “'hen about
to disembark, his stateroom ticket was
asked for. lie insistui that he had got
none With his 1}th key and debated
the point for two hours. The rule was
inexornbh— "' .5 cents more or you don I
go 06 the boat." 80 he paid his '25 cents
over again. The company Weakened
just as the case was about to go before a
jury. They have paid the doctor the
claim with interest -—80 centsflud ob
mined from hima voluminous receipt.
releasing them from all claim, Ilenland.
suit and attachment of whatsoever kind.
from the beginning of the world to the
maul time.
About Disinfection.
t‘. A. Limlsh-y. II. D. secretary, of
the~ mu- imnl of health and superinten—
dent of vital statistics. has this to say
about disinfection, which should he read
by everybody:
('an anybody disinfect? Yes, in the
same sense that anybody can dress a
wound or put out a fire.
But if the wound is a serious and dan-
gerous one the skill and anatomical
knowledge of the surgeon is lith'tll’d. So
anybody can throw a pail of water on a
blow just startingmnd put it out, but
il the house is well on lire the
amoral-Is. practical skill and trained in-
telligence of the firemen are required to
extinguish it, In like manner anybody
can throw a bundle of soiled linen from
airmail—pox patient into a tub of disin-
fectant solution. or set on fire a few
pounds of sulphur; but if the patient has
been in the house some time sick so that
“reinfection has permeated the almos-
phcre ol the house. and the contents of
the house is charged with it, there is the
like necessity for the exercise of intelli-
gence and trained experience to disinfect
nut-tweluliy, as in conflagrations or
fractured limbs.
Another ”litaad-al” tor a bull.
Another case of buyinga new suit of
clothes and standing the seller off with a
pistol Lin-curred at New Haven Saturday
night. when a shabby stranger wont
thmuxh the performance with Samuel
' Birubsum. who keeps a store at W
.8“ Met. This timethe purchase is-
durhd notouly a lull. but bat, sham
ovuoost. hose. necktie and start pin
When the sirens" had wanted his new
taintent in a dressing room. he produced
a revolver, aimed it at Mr. Bind-mm and
marked:
“You don'tget the dust, see! if you
come any nearer l'll blow your brains
out.”
Then hebsckod outofthedoor of the
suite, and before Rimbaud: realised the
duration he had disappeared around the
oornerin Woostcr'strest. Ir. Bimbsum
went through the formality of inform-
ing the police.
I'll-ms least to he may.
Jack—~"Didn'tsho object to your kiss-
ing herf" Tom—~"Yra, indeed. She
struggled like everything. but you should
seclurwsweetlylhesmiledaud bowsdto
me on the amu- this morning."
Jack—“How mach simpler a woman's
costume is than a Inn's!” Kate—“l
don't agree with you." Jack—"Yet it's
trustbattobsdrssssrl klllamsupals
ouslothsssuds monomer.
Willem-thew ‘
do has said to me I shall leavelbe
tubs.” Thump—{‘Wbatdlddiessy‘i”
mfi;‘filtemid.‘ldvsyoa amoutb’s
manhunt!» truly-J ‘Wban
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HOSIERY ALWAYS A SPECIALTY!
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84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
"IWIaaIl" at the Broadway Theatre.
Oneol the largest and most brilliant
audiences at er assembled in the spacious
Brondway theatre, New York city, was
prewrutat thatI home ori‘ idst‘ Batdrduy
evening to witness the 884th per-
frmuance of ”W , and “9. for or
will our hifidba‘ agile "me
ed associates ever sppsmed to better ad
vantage, or a more perfect interpretation
been given to mirthlui, melodious
nwmg"
Prominenlly observable among Mr.
Hopper‘s numerous auditors, were peer—
lessAdelina Patti, who, with her burr
of her suite, occupied a stage box.
The entertainment was thoroughly en-
joyed by the comedians distinguished
guests. for at the end of the first act, and
again at the close of the performance,
the charming divs, chaperoncd by linu-
nger Frank W. Sanger, went on the
stage, and in the midst of its bustling ac-
tivity and confusion, she personally com-
plimented the star, jaunty Della For, as
well as Jeannette St. Henry, Anna
ti'Keefc. Marion Singer, and the other
principals of the organization. The be-
switching songstrvss also commended Mr.
llopper's splendid vocal powers, and
spoke in glowing terms of his admirable
rendition of the charming ballad,
"This Little Pig went to Market."
now sung by the comedian instead of the
pretty "Doll Chorus," formerly sung by
the four little tots. the forced omission of
which has been made necemary by no-
ron of an arbitrary order, issued by Corn-
modore Gerry, of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, in
which he prohibits the little children
from doing what he had allowed them
todo all last summer.
The initial week of Sir. liopper's re
turn engagement at the Broadway Thea-
tre is the largest and mast remuner-
ativc ever played by the jovial comedian
in the Metropolis. and the box office re
turns show a decided increase uvr-r the
earnings of the opening week of his for—
mer engagement, last spring and sum-
mer.
”Wang" remains at the Broadway but
two weeks longer, and on Saturday even-
ing, Juno ~ith, its 400th and final perform-
ance will occur.
World's l'air Notes.
Bids for the erection of the Connecti-
cut building closed Nay “lb. and the
contract stipulates that it must be com-
pick-d as early as September 25. in order
that it may be in rendition-I for the grand
dcdicarory service of 00ri 12th. that
being the 400th anniversary of the Dis-
covc-ry of America by Columbus.
Une uiauulru'turing concern in Hart-
ford will make large exhibits in three
departments of thc Exmsttion. The)”
have been in every exhibition of note
since that of Vienna in 1873, and cvi‘
Ileutiy have faith in the eiiicncy of ex-
hibitions as an mlvertising medium.
Vice-President E. II. Hyde and Secre-
tary T. 5. fluid. of the Board of Agricul-
turu. have had an interview with Ilse-cu.
tivel‘outmissioncr World». with a view
of working up interest in l'onncclicut's
agricultural exhibit.
Wage earners as well an others will
wish lovisit the Exposition next year.
and some of the close in the employ of
W. II. Wiley A: Sun, a Hartford manu—
facturing wucern, have hit upon a good
way to provide the moans. They author-
ize their employers to withhold .50 cents
per week from their pay, which is to he
used for this purpose.
Since the bureau was (hymns-d at the
State Capitol calls have boom made daily
for blank forms for application for "race
in the variotm departments, a large num-
ber. representing a variety of interests,
having been made to the Director-Gener-
al previous to the opening of the bureau.
Nabol—-—”l had a handsome young man
at my feet yesterday.” Amy—"lee, I
noticed you had isiugbt a pair of new
siuies"_
it s New York millionaire elves s dbl-
ggoslgrth ”2m: and Nth-trend misting
w c g ves 19 peopio
smltbesemlc "wild. l 06.00 Indoc-
Ion hills Hum have topay’l'wo
each for Caotm ll (7 Inc to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 petmos at the least!
Inquire at l’laieted‘ a drug store where
you may have the red and
get information about Cactus Cure.
lGRI'flORY POINT.)
Boo-ta Noawshl.
Will be
0PENEO MAY 20.
Mat. turns; on noun.
soon ntaaaas A IPIBIAIII'I.
(foal.
A ill b
ani-fi‘lhgw ”w! salmfleww
Ia
NDTICE.II
:Jhlmw
0idWsli
.Iiufln'fir
caesium hula-lands”...
Immunity ksadud acacia
band, Signor Niccoiini,and the members I
Dfllll‘flll P0|NI w
. 55mm
Will be served free of charge by a lady representathe of the firm
, til 0. W. Kept do 00., New York. at our store Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week.
We give all an invitation to call and try a dish of this most
healthful and popular article, which is made from selected Ameri-
cmiPeas and pure Extract of Beef, and will be found convenient
and economics] for summer use, as it. requires little cooking. and
one ten~cent package will make one quart of soup.
llllAlllES E. SEIIlllllll,
LEADING GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
IIIY NEW BOAT CATALOGUE.
t l’rI
l‘ontatntrm mortified SIGNALS of Love ISLAND scum),
TIMETABLES, descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
of boats from
$27.50 to $3. 000 '
sent on receipt of live cents. WarerooomH Water street. foot of
Raymond street. REMURY I’EASE.
ouuuo oPLquo I
ROTON OINT
HOTEL AND GROVE,
Saturday, May 28,
Monday, May 30,
MEMORIAL DAY.
Two Bands of Music, Afternoon and Evening,
In the Grove.
FULL MILITARY BAND
In the Pavilion.
String Band for Dancing.
Roton Point Improvement Company, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN. General Manager.
Steamer“.lcssic B.”will make hourly trips daily, from 10s
a. m. to 10 p. Ill ‘
Tamr 8‘ Golden- Building Lois for Sale!
HY Till:
ReaIEslaleandlnsurance.
wusmuorou STREET. ROTOR POIIIT IMPROVE-
MEllT COMPANY
SOUTH NURWALK. GUN-N.
Rotou Point.
enroll
for partiiullm- apply on the prrtnlscrs or to
\V A XTED
“'U.\l.—\.\' to dowanhlnth-rman or llun-
gariun lift‘ll‘f’l’fil. Apply to Mrs. D~r-
XIII-r. t2 “'aahlnxtun alter-l. South .\ortsalk
' I 3“, any of the following Ilirutors: JunesVI'.
("nun , . . . I” ,_ iiyu'l. John ll Kimmcy. NOIWHIK 5, A,
ll, YUI want ‘0 gr, the hbthcel rirc (”r “mniwurd. l‘. .V'Wrfll Snuff) .‘N’orwaik. mlhlw
your nomad hood «Nothing wall rs flow
or other goods. then donut wait but whim--
Cradduck’s
I'. (I. 301 till. my' '0 it
~ I
K ”1551:1213;.;‘2 LIL.£31"..“.I"{::;2..:1..E“‘ if; MA RK ET.
n. t [or ournrr
Luxurruuuu. u SILL l’ I..f1....;‘rufl m no, mg “smug“ STREET,
)
- —-”lI~ IWl’IiiilMI——-—
I'I'ZW girl- to npc'ftslt' machines ill Kyla-y ’s I’riIm- Roasts mfg per pumml
s' of r fmrnry, Kl ‘\Iit~hlnxtun Mrrl‘l, IZIIIIIl'rItm Ilonntr . h” " "
South .‘orwsik. l'aul uhiir- learning and IMilI>ltuk .......... I'd:- " '
I'nrhrinuwflruk _
Plum .5: \\ imam n Imni ihs‘l II: a bot.
CASH PRICES-
Thnl l .mnnl in- beat. 1 malt you're one view I:
in the. bur-incur .IIalIlr-n In. In pl‘unw the
public \ fllltl will ind.
0. W. CHIDDUCK & SON.
I'll! DPIII ETIIII".
Special Town Meeting.
'lht-inhaiutnmsnl tin form If Norwulk are
sir-ad)” work. I". my; If
1‘0 Ill-IT.
T elm ,llr, rrnms on “'allrlngtnll
lIlAslmI guano-um ther street. ”in;
houseon 'laylur ru'.rmle flour. hum-«r barn.
anlru and pasture slut-m house and burn.
"LID. Inquireol Raymond llnn. m‘.’t is
l Ul’rll’. \u. {l Wrst street to family of
adults. All Int-inn improvements. In
aim or W. ll. Smith. 'Il “est street "south
germ-lit. "It’ll If
H. Kelsey .
‘l IDIT floor and basement on Heidi n at enm-
hen-by nulmnl owl wound that s s iIIl
ImlttlrI-ol hum Kellogg, ll) Iiclden uw- Town umvlirmmli in hold at llw Town Inuw
nnc Norwalk. my 'l III in mid Normals. Mt “inturrluy. the :Mh clay of
- May. 1w: af .‘io'r int k in thr- ailr- rnmn. for the
following pnrpo we, to wit.
'l'I'nmn-irln and min mtiunnpon the written
Iu-tition of limit)” Jones and "the". Irsyinu
lor the lllillit‘fllillt o union and work u of
'lhul potion»! rim ll hwlty runmnur IIom
“\llrc . N. i I t It. lol‘lfih awnin-
'an the lirnwii-l Iurm nu-orrlin ton survey
“and muprnrutly mud» byl bur N Wood!‘
the-murmur»: of miuimrvey. and thou ro-
mulnn of u sulllrlnnt sum lrom the own
fungi“, lnrop-nimc and working mini high-
‘l\' I. rooms moral flour; rent ’9. Inquire of
l‘ A II. Merrill. ll Woodward mortar. South
Norwalk. my.” he
”I HI. of ri ht room» not «lav slrrfl. near
IIII II In «and‘ bank. Inquire of F. IIIIyr-a.
North Main street. myl" fl
HTDRE on Forth l‘oint street. hoppottilu- III-y
”M 'l Wfilfl'i mini!“ II b
copied as a rot cry I am I
Turn mreaauaaIIda: “W11 MW?”
, y o r on-idrv and take anion I tum the matter
mitivsrstde avenue. .ast Norwaikj' my” ol uramins m "w Ambler-h 3’". r" "at com
I It~t Norwsltho ivilcue olla It
Igog‘m-‘t't. fi: ““5 L
olm ”mm
myll It To a omi-irr and loin mtum lip-Inn the tuition
N, , ,. , . , , . pctitlonlol Hearse Ii Kiri" anrll "arm's:
, . , ,0", mo Iy wor gran. npoir am warm I!
_ Ea ,fifigg‘gfl 7.33.2" rim-2nd; ”I: “him may. cstemIiinIr from Hm lirovs I'lace.
Am. ham". k". "may; amI pastor-up ”'miaiin lollwltoloniiiiiiloali. insaidlnwu
"of Norwiiik. and said Roton Hill Road from
'lhe residents of ”venue I. “color to the rewi-
"dorm of Jacob H llaymmul and to make
"lay out and «construct a continuation of mill
"ltulon lliii ilnml on r proporly to be donalnl
"for that Imus». from ilu- residence of said
" .lmnb It Ila Iimllvl to the I: mes. I08"
”from the Ho lslanri to the "of” Jim “om.
To consider and Ink-.- r rim: uprmtiwn written
I” ll lam of Edward (I basins! and otbe 1.
on for the more lance an a public hway 7’),
it». sit Minis. Rowaylon. Il‘i. ltaym'glnd
'pper list, a roost". ll Toll: 9 street. house No
i d Tolls! sires-t. aim fr nsrrue on mwrml
floor No.‘ JlNorIb Main street. with Nor“ hilt.
firoomsi n last Norwalk. Apply to John ll.
Knap to West street, or “on .mkwolul. r-al
"telepannt. 2 Houlh Alain st. aw if
()N!’ myriad horn apartment of the rooms
hi
t more Ranch N;orwaik ti w road mrnt y laid out and fvvvyliflrlull) pub
walerfifiadrtfslmxra ply to Jobs Trylnn. lic lrst ri. known as Myrtle avenue and run-
vsrslde avenue. last AM lrmn Bast ave-us
in «uteri
i;
, till Uflllh'filflg t‘s‘kfie action ?“th wring:
pc on l mu am or vs. I!) I
ran SALE. swept-nee by the town of Jarvis street as It
Imbl c highway.
[To «insider and take action upon ihe written
EMA”; haul one cheap for cash. lilitmnf Arthur Waldror ' | M
Bosh. Nr alkl‘ul) Ian G termpny.
AA Heath o w myZi
IlllllllND lots IrorI Skim “outward are-
or "flotilla M'veplameb llintnwiiurl lot
1 use s-udrMNnvwslk Aim housesand
Menus in Ila-t waa k. as a public hi.
knell-ail of tbetown Inquireol r A.
Woodwyrm
ws
'lhmnsider and taken lion upon thewritlsn
ition of John it. Wheel er and others “that
'lbe town of Norwslir Icing: and ilnisb
"ins lteym err-nus from t csrrlm be
“running north to said road track. "
Anal to «Insider and take action upon the
matter of the arcs-plan". b1 the town. 0'
Bridge strut. rmmioc northerly from the
Junction of tho- ssrustm shod limloek restart
hi h‘ across the rsiimad iru. k, as a public
In
”growl-III waalk. lhr on day of May. A D
”I! an W llIvaoI-o.
Tums IIIAIII.
Burton. Mensa.
Nelertmeno ti town "of“ ai,k
lilf’ltlffl'gif onwumc us. l’ltulill'l'l
is
squid-film Inn’s Ir'. Ila-in "r Novwalkda
Islam iii-trick? sn insolvntdl' bit ”I“;
mntofb
, "mid leather top Allin
"unlit u. P‘l'ili be sold cheap. Ap
ply John Hardy No. I Brush-t stress. Nor-
walk, or at .iW imdtlo's..liouth Alain
sl.rsst South gloswslk radial
‘IDE-BAII
«vs
l‘wnlshinsninesmmd on feet in
feet iuIa mesh, nearly
hem an 7am" avenue. [mil Nor-
wslk. A-ddressl’. 0. nos use. #:1th Norwalk.
GIT Mil
.. fir“
a... a. “fig“..- _, __..
lly to purchase an cast-“MI”
as new. Mast-or n-
snld. ”1aner or ari-
. 7! Vest avenue. mph
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