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glen 1, St, , So.Norwalk.
. .2! godtl THE - scorn nostril-l-
“3a, '1‘ ‘
sans committee-ram. weer ta- Pssnls or o-“oro "- Doha,
salicylic.
uh". mercammw. J. v. sot-cu t... w sin-nah
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mutant-arrow.
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anyunn-araw-era‘cru‘e'eaer. L
Thaw‘esthsr to-dar pro-hutch partly
clondyto cloudy. and slightly war-ta. un-
codedbyralnorsaow.wlthmoatbacoasts.
followedpesslblyhy clearing. 'lh-mtwrnw it
pro-rhea to be mentally warmer and from
partlyclondytobalr. ‘
,WOIWS rm WNTEST.
Inc the last Pop-w Ochoa! Teacher in
tho 'l'own s! lawn)... v,
n-ml
battsrtoday.
~bonaflepricm atlane's depot
manna; Opsnallnlxht. '
Therssolntioninoorporstingthssoutb
Norwalkclnbwae t‘avornblyrepcrtsdln
tbeflorneymterday.
Thedatsoftbe reception to be ten»
M thosswlro amisted the Voluntec
Hem company during theirteir, hesbeen
linedfordpril'l.
-Thenndsrsi¢ned takes this method
3. ofnctifyingthepuhlicthnthc will have
“j thscslebratadlilwsukeelluok Beer on
, .larchfi. Sauerkraut
Captain George 8. Bell commenced
yesterday driving spiles at Captain Peter
Becker’s dosh. south of the drawbridge,
to replace those broken on int winter by
theice.
l-‘rttaOlsen.captsinofthesloop Kate
Aiken, has opened awholeaalellshand
4, oysterho‘rmeinthsbmemsntof Captain
5‘ W.H.V&ity’sbnildingonthsWaahing~
:: tonstreethridge.
1Q” . '
fikvtrbe L hr" ‘ ,
sure-1 to do all we {1
, .
1"“
$313M]! cure the
“ ‘jrhle and make you
i ’ like a new per-
V —Huyler’s candy, fresh every day. at
, lane‘s. In Washington at.
Atmnity church, this evenin‘, the
‘1 Bigbtllev. Able! Lennard, D. D. mis
“, eionarybimopolNevadaandUtah, will
‘mahssnaddrvss. telling“ his war.
Thessrvieswillbeat no o'clock. All
arecordiallywslcome.
.4
Try a package of
Inspiteoftbsrnmorsthet Beely will
not race this summer it is more than
probable tint when the season opens he
will be unable to resist the temptation to
" gather in a few more prisea— Hartford
Convent.
-Holland‘e shades and fixtures. Paper
or shades, 5 cents each. Store fixtures, cur-
“ mum. o. n. rmrsw-rsingrm st.
. I
’1 COUPONBmaybessntbymail.handcd _
l‘ hattheolloeofpnhucatlomordeposited i
‘1. t- or. letter has at the entrance to was '
2.23;- :1. ,
‘ E00 Paper “mm-danced to“World'a
—-—-—«o~—-—-
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Illl. Plaisted,
viiiiii‘n l
Lillie
" brought to m!nd“thefsct
“Springisheresndnowie
mtoPaper,Paint,etc.
0’" was very good and
everyone rmrkedontheim-
mensestockandvarietyof pat-
terns. Nothing like it ever
shunninNorwalk. Theprices
cdhflgradesareverylow.
We guuanteul in
Papa Hanging, Painting and
Decorating.
v
The captain and mete oi the schooner
levy Stewart, which has been laying
between the two bridges all winter.
arrivodhsreymtudayandspenttbeday
clearing up the reset and gettintrher
ready for the summer sum.
TheJunior Prohibition club held its
quarterly electionol ofloers last night,
with the following remit: President.
John 1!. Dealer; vicopresldent. Harry
Cool: secretary, GeorgePbillips; treas-
urer, Ralph Bradley. The members do
sided to hold an entertainment in their
hallon South Iain sheet. Wednesday
evening. April s;______
-—-Easter novelties at Lane's, 2t Wmlr-
inctan street.
Averylamsndenthueiasticrshearsal
ofths"l'ropofWindham"waeheld in
the parlors ol the Old Walliloohend
ladder company last night. About
ssvsnty-llveofthsmosttelantsdmudcel
Amovementhmesaastartedro we peoplsln thstownwilltatspartlnthis
in. auditorium Per» popular opera. harmonic-via. the
hope menyreadsrsot thh papeswho eornpoaerot the mwesprsasntlsst
havehadtherarspleaenrsotreadin'hls night and asp-ed hi-eli at much
smnonswillhegladtooontribntstntha Mommammsde.
succe- ot this movement. That-ti-
lvsrything in the Paint line mid *- Wb-rowl-r one-dial» matures. Peopls'slar»
' lsradimesandpennlsswlil berecdved orwalh
“ , . Fm“ momentum ltlehopedtbata “‘1‘ MM“““"’"
1! convenimtooome lure number 0‘ mMMW M!" An nnloohsdlfor and undesired incl-
.tc dropmeapostaland Wlfswlml mutton“ 1’” customary-o at the Itsthodht fair in
mwwm mot ”Ye M Shula" Man]
Ann mnttotheflcaof Japaneaelanternswsrswdlnthethc-
this hemmed“ ntatioasnd lllnminatlonofthsCallfor~
atoncatoDr.Tslquthlnmnasdfralthocth. One of these
numb-Within.“ “l.“ Mtlnfilfllllflnllllhloommc»
mama-austere. “a" “ um...“
I: 1 l 47'
1 l3. Gotham,
militia:
“P . t I "'“lulthb nettltetbsflosonWaeh-
, lately by J. It.
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athalt mm“ ~hsw1ae|ssotths
we‘fl} new: at M i. .
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MMKM who has been
quitsill doth the pew few days, In
'l’rsamserharlle. SUI-I hare-
csivstlflur rash-runners tron the
m “ain't“: w
”1mm” Booth “"1
"off? mvtti
.. . 1 W t: a... mt!
morning and an “more".
penetration-Inhalation 'n-s
bolls b a newcuadhnot mttirely
adjusted. . ‘ ,
—larvlasata..ctattll:|uod an new
(«.60. Gill‘s-rh'NWdtinctonet.
M
Colonelrrestsnlthsathsr three col-
oneleotthebripdswwaincmltetion
at Hartford yesterday with Governor
lorrb. Adjutantaaneral Bradley and
themulhryoommitteaovertbepmpos-
sdrevisionotthsmilitarylsws.
Apartyolgntlsmsnfriandsolaeorso
Whelpleycalisd at h pleasant home,
flfahflddavsnne, Isa nighhandwers
entertained in royal style. The Iron
Works band sermsded him. render-in;
oneolthennestcoocsrts ever aim by
them. Ir. Wbelplsy apprvciatsd the
compliant. Sundries by n. n: In
entertainedhbgnds. At 10:83 o‘clock
supperw- mved. The boys did not
under for the wantofasmohe. Hr.
Whelplsy'a manytrientbmyhedeswves
bipopnlarltymsheisgsnlslaod largo-
hesrtsdntalltimes. 'l'hegoestsdepart.
ed for thdrhornss at "no, thanking
their host forhbhlndnemnudwidlng
himcontinued prosperity.
--Justreceived. Flvecarsofthatchoice
New Yak state timothy hennow on
teach: selling rapidly: call'sad examine;
get prices to-dey. Raymond Brothers.
Dr. Nancy A. Gnillord, whose card
appears in Tris man today. has do
cided to male Bridgeport her future
home and field of labor. and has eats!»
lished her q'uartersat 833 Broad street.
We quote from a Bridgeport exchange
oi a recent date: "She has spent many
yearaof active practice in New ‘ork.
Her credentials are first-clam. be
sides, abs 5 known asaphysician ofbigh
standing and respectability. The need
and absolute neceatity for women in the
practice of medium is felt more and
more each year. Diseases of women can
bsundssatood better by a women than
by a man. Then. too, the invalid always
needs sympathy in her troubles quite as
much as she needs medicine, and troops
can ofler it likes woman. Recognising
tbseefacm, Dr. Guillerd believed that
shecould accomplish much good in the
practice of medicine. iler curse have
attracted widespread attention. Still
young in years, womanly In every sense
of the word, southerly even, in her lov-
ing sympathy for the stuttering and
afflicted. nature has prepared her well
for her high and noble work."
MM'ALI “Elli.
I Brown Met“ Ito-s hw- tho
mall-doll."
Mint P. Realty, 01 Ohio, is in town
for a few days. M
The Nam-l Provident Union will
meet tomorrow night.
Kabaou humpmant, l. 0. 0. R,
will work the third degree on live candl-
datm tonight. A banquet will be an-
ad alter the meeting.
——Eastar cards at J. Arthur Pinnro‘s.
Oscar and (hula Plumb.of Nichols,
and lies licois lochwood.“ Danhmy,
mgnashot'lr. and Ira. W. ll. Olm-
stead.ofl}nlnal’arh.
Immptelnflroaebecbmehlcsaan
the [amt of hermothsr,flrs.Willhm
0. Thomas. at Imtavennemavin‘n.
tarnsdfromthswmtwtthher. ,
my ”use
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sans-nu urn-ma m o. W
5A.Dickeflfian & sun,
.34. .wasntttotouj STREET. SOUTH Nonwsut. cons.
a, media; tenanttwd'sl’loralilsll.
W ,forautaluuus.’ antlmantion-
samplspaehstof Hsnford's trnted seeds.
-llswprnyer boobs and hymnals at
Pinneu’a
m
unrefinmummomwz;
mm. ’ racer-Mums.
kvwmewu‘wml
Huryrilyath‘sonofh'slateJames W.
Bystt,willioiuthesehoolsbip 8t. llsry's
atherdookinNawYorh,Aprll I. The
vessel will sell on her annual crurse'
Hey I.
-Wdaemrain ilelerojaoteh
andnswaprinzdrsm trimmings at the
mum-2n
vThelnmmnchirclsofKing'sDaugh-
teraotthsl‘orwslk lethodlst church,
willhcldaspackllueetingforthe annu-
aleleotion of oflceral’riday afternoon
etho'clocb,attbshomeollrs. Charles
F.1'ristram,BerkeleyPlscs.
Theboronghilosrd of Belief held its
ilrateessioniestnight. Ilany indignant
ha-paycvlwetupteaentb“lick”apinat
the doings of thea-emors. Burn--
elect Sutherhnd did not qualify as a
membercftheheard. The other mem-
bersme ll Wde and lease Bel-
leck,Jr.
-Century (Hamlin bicycle in that
clemeooditionformle at a bargain, it
sold immediately. lantern and bell
thrown in. Addlem. Loch Box 100, Ron
walh.
llsrry C. Smugxenerslsgent for Gil-
more‘s famous band.isin town today to,
cell on [soccer Adams. of theOpera
House,audarrengeforaconcertinlior-
walhon'l‘nmdsy afternoon,April l. D.
W. Reevessuoceadstbelsts Ir. Gilmore
asdirsctorofthshaad,andisworthyof
dishonor.
-—BeautifnllineEastercnrds. Pinm‘s.
Acting upon information furnished by
Tn: Sums“. John Monaban, of Clark
street, was ant-sud yutnday attemoon
by Chief of Police Wallace Darin. charg-
ed with abusingand neglecting hie wife.
The case came before Justice Austin
this morning. He sentenced lonahan
to sixty days in Bridgeport jail, whither
he w- tahsn by Olllcer Harlin.
-ilandsome new designs and beauti-
fnicoloringaincarpetsand rugs are or.
(cred at special prices thh week at the
Baton store. Norwslk.
At a special meeting of the directors.
last night, John D. Klmntey was elected
president and treasurer ot the Norwalk
and South Nmalb Horas Railroad com-
pany to succeed the late James W.
Hyatt. 11in vmncy in the board of
directors was not tilled. llr. Kimmey
took formal pmsess'ron of the company's
books this morning.
allow novelties in veilings at the Bri-
ton store. Non-elk.
While cutting the limbs from atrva in
a vacant lot on lair street, owned by
George B. liner, Joseph London mined
his footing and felltothsground. a dis-
tance of about thirty-live lest. Be stw-
toined a compound fracture oi his leg
and a dislocation of the ankle. lie was
assisted into Ir. Lowe's residence. where
a physician attended to his injuries. lle
wasthen taken tohie home in Winni-
pauh. W...
~0holcenoveltlesln£mtcv gloves at
theBostmstore.Norwals.
luminous dlerlatherhome
onthstlreen early this morning, aged
sixty-four years. In. Betta was a
deughtsrof dislatsJametherens, who
waeonbeproprietorof the (loanectlcut
Hotel,now the Norwalh Baden store.
She leaves her husband. Frederick P.
Mandate son. learned 0. Bette.
wane mute
neoyetwdealwsott’hsststvsrsm-
&
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”WHO WINCH.
Melon! WI- WWI.
resale 'Illbslwt-oetol.
The peerle- Uflhdhustmnr willnp-
pear stths Norwalk Opera House this
evening and present for the llrsttiore
bershernewplayf‘lim llova."in which
tsium'phsotformeryears. judging from
thenriflchms we have noticed. She
seems to bevereechsa thsscmsofher
limiter may also‘come‘in for
their share dpraie,andwoarepred‘n-
posed to ensure all who anticipate
attending her mutton- that they
will not only see agood play, but the
moatoleversonbrettethathaszraoed the
etsgsottheOperchus.
creditforhavingsecursdforhia pauons
aoencellentanattraotionaa that he an-
nnonces for Saturday, thefith. matinee
andnlxbt. The great company which
representethe’l'heatreol Arts and Lot-
ters,llewYork,isnotsnrpa-ed on the
dramaticstege today, thus ensuring to
their America playwrights, whose
works they are to present, a moat favora-
ble introduction to the public, whose
favor they desire to win. The sev-
eral plays selected for pre-
sentation In New Haven serve to
introduce almost the entire company,
tbecaatsincluding llrs. Booth-Sheena],
MillettieGnim.limllayTyrell. Miss
Grace Kimball, lliss Sarah lcVinhor,
Him lary Shaw, Miss lauds Monroe,
Insure. Ormond. Arthur, lsckay, Fisher
and othera A glorious array indeed.
Thesaleolseabopens'l’hursday.
WES'I'I’OII'I‘.
lies Bdrel Home, of Brooklyn, is a
guest of Hire Alice Allen.
1.. I... loCormich, of Lafayette, lnd..
is a guest of Theodore Keeler.
Trinity Guild met Tuesday afternoon
with the limes 'l'homes. of Comps.
lira. C. B. Lyon, of Bridgeport. is a
guest of lire. Charles ll. Kemper, Jr.
Miss Annie Bulkley. of Ridgetield. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Peter Bullrlr-y.
Mrs. A. R. Hill, of Portland, Oregon,
is visiting at the residence of J. D. Wood.
Trinity Guild is to hold a supper in the
Sunday school room on the evening of
April 4th.
A resolution ,incorporatinz the West»
port lire district m passed hythellcuec
yesrerday.
the Forty-ninth street hoopla! in New
York, Tuesday.
In. S. 3. Ball. of New York, and In.
cheel, ol Brrdxcport' , have been guests
of lira. Edward Marvin.
J. Donnigan has accepted a position
with E. J. \l’adhanrs, of the People‘s
Harlot, Norwalh and South Nowalk.
A numberof young people from this
placenttended a reception at the resi-
dence oi Dayton Benton, Cranberry
Plains. last evening.
the new King street bridge has been
commencrdby Contractor C. 1’. Chap-
man and a gang of men.
Rev. J. E. Coley returned yesterday
from a two weeks“ visit with his son in
South Manchester. On Saturday he will
leave for a ten days‘ visit in Sharon.
Jerome May, of Bridgeport. is to in-
struct the banjo class lately started here.
and will meet tMmonceaweekin the
room now occupied by Dr. F. B. Sawyer,
in iluhhsll's block. '
The funeral of the late llrs. James
residencenf herseninlow, ll. i1. Sher—
wood. Tuesday alternooo. The burial
was in Willow (Drove mastery. The
pallbearers were J. 8. Jones, 0. I. Jones,
J. B. llubbsll and Charles ii. Taylor.
dogs” In Io-ory.
“Dog are wonderful for thdrlntelllneues,
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1 Children Dry for
WI Mill.
mumfimmvvu”
“newsman-trimaran
mosh-as, “our“
oldie steward
. Wirhlhflldrm
sovcncm PEOPLE
pleasing themassesstall times. You
when. you buy scan of theGolden Gate engo-
and canned hetero sunriu,oontoining allot. the
themorningduw. ltyouhsvenottrlsdthsrndoso.
quoted bargains hold good with nnmerous others.
Wearemskingnbigrunallalong the line. Catch on?
CHARLES E. ’ SEYMOUR,
will be pleased
' Poor. picked-
treshnesa or
All previous
Ir. Bunnell certainly deserves great ~——
lb Gertrude Bnlhley was taken to ’
The worho! grading the approach to ‘
heads
Wesresuccesetulin
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Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
13 North Main st, 80. Norwslk.
Whence all ans—hubbub, this great commotion
Thatstirs all minds from lake tooceen?
And gave Mr. Bless]! the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will bear it,
How we give a World’s Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FIlEE llEll'Ell,
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
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MARCH 23.
Matinee.
THE W IN SOME ACTRESS,
Ullie Akerstrom
new play in four acts,
RORA.
Introducing her trained horse Gyp, and a pack of for hounds.
The Ballet lancer,
Saturday Matinee. MISS RORA.
That Smith Ga
Popular Prices. 25, 35, 50s. Saturday latinee S in Price f
Chart opens lrlday mar-Inn at Gregory's. Hons-Imp?“ Tullnszr'ffldll';lal5:
act comedy drama
Miss Alrerstrom’s
new play.
*‘etayaég !
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All of the New Models for 1393 now in stock for immediate delivery.
(let your wheel at once and save vexations delays.
No machine in the
world can show the
record for durability
that has been shown
by the Columbia.
We are
LY “'ARBANTED.
\t'A‘I'DIRBURY.—At Boron iltll. March a].
John it Wetvrbnry. tn the nu -flret year
«if his age. H'Tuneral will he held at the
first H. 8. church. Saturday. at 1 p. m.
;.
’ Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WMIIHB‘I’ON STREET. .
Persons loo fora
with the view pare a3. are invited tr
call and eaamlneotrr list. a have them for
mahh
ale in every of the city at
Etrlcea and on ex? terms. u: tr
wears».
Bot wanted. Apply at i'lalstnl‘r
hm.
drug
I!
“is
‘Vll‘a'lllt bright. intellllrrnt gonna
woman as auras. Apply to In. Alain
ll. latheweon.otWr-rr arr-nus. mam
BYn physician. a medium-sired house on
West avenue. or on some side street one
mtwo doors (rota 'cst arcane. or the first
floor of a l hotter. Apply tc_llv. W. A
lmkwond. 3! eat avenue. South hcrwa‘l‘t.‘
m t
TO IrE’l'.
If“? rooms onlbdarstrsst. Rent in. Water
in the house. Apply toor address Edward
Mennonite" ltnnitoathltoath unevenness:
g“)!!! 30. 3| North Main at. Upper floor of
t. “flaatlnmn rm" iteory s'rmJtapr
I‘orwnlh. A )1 In John ll. Knapp.” “'Iw’l
street. ileum mall. m If
1‘0 um. lmvr ham 0! 7 Humour l‘lm
third door from Went arenas. m3! lw
'1’)!!th harms I Woodward err-ass; not
Reach miter! rthannoarhv
West «wall was rm r as
sin street and it...
:33 IError. cornszwllonth
mom: Jammie:
'r nfififié hustle.- ' a... ho”
A. holes on m n as:
m "to
"1 law-
K A lo '. II .
FM” . theaters and Mt its.
'- .Ww momma
u thumbs». disgust. inert
t teams each its. t
mm... avolr ta his.
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ignorance name. Irst av errand .
u. emf-WA”, it”
'1‘" anal“ .
Show... “ an
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user.
”envied. define .(.
orhomcnndlot.
JACKSON BROTHERS.
“ ""7 TJ'EW ' ' ,. ' ”if”??? .gifl'"m"'
’ "Wynn-1|), l lfaNew York millionaire gives-an-
trrrttlfth inventor» and 26th street. mating
7 . ,wxichgivatlllpwilcd's ’ '
‘and these two le sendfliidlgl Eldest:
'tors' bills en ii I have to pay $5.60
90:!) for Cleft: Bl Cure to cure
E n- at won the saving caprta‘ '
l the dinner should not mpgm, there
”icing 87 possum at the feast!
Inquire at Pleistcd's drug store where.
you? may have the problem solved and-
gct mformatiar about U tctus Blood Cure
tuneful on; 66.
,. ENTERTAINMENTI‘;
Music Hall.
Tues, Wed. and Thurs.
April 4. 5 and 6.
COMIC OPERA. TH!
Frogsolllindham
tinder the direction or the composer. ltr.
Barton I. Learnt. curated try
' 15 units ten rtrrtrsrs ts
.as
_ the beat vocal and dramatic
talent of re- town.
Tickets We. Including reserved sear.
For sale at Plaintnri'a and Hale's drugstores»
at and arm lln'rlor'l. mJnsrst-y larch.
anti). Int. Km river hears ran henhtalnsrl by
unr- permit at one time. mfltw
SEEDS i
run ElflLLPtillllG.
rivet st all l'ea.
Americas loader. Masha.
hairs Early has-Is- tlew.
llarefsri'r Isrhet ttsrdea.
New renders-e Tennis.
lest. Parmlp. lhdish
and Onion deed.
w—v— rose- haw-
m for natal «rand rant thh per
environ willmmentrvveamyr of
Marriott's Tested Seeds.
HllFflllD’S FLflBll. HALL
ROIWAI‘. MI. lmflh
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Maintainers
Metres
The popular four
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