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THIS COWGNdn or-
IOBT POPULAR
School Teach .
la the Town of liorwalk to the
World’s Fair. ”T
COUPONSmaybeaentbymaiLhanded
,: hattheoidceoipuhlicetiomordepoeited .
in the letter but at the entrancetn Till ‘
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SOUTH NORWALK.
lllll PAPER,
5‘” llhile lead,
Oils,
* llixed ' Palms,
Ilarnishes,
”Brushes,
dinkésfislgxe
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lows and Bent. at the Day In last
lerwall.
lllselyraCnrtlsmidtratiordJevielt»
lnglrs. Williamfilarvin.
Ir. endln. Barlow Bill. oi (lreea-
deidfllll.havebeen the guests oi Ir.
and Its. Ml. Randall. Rimidsavsaar.
limelhnheideward Bat-ere as-
very pretty boat. which will be com-
pletein every detail. including boiler.
eagine,wheels,pllothonre,rto.
mmmrmamm
liretannlvwaeryoitheirmarrlsge.“
daylightetthetrhomeoa Breeders-
beredsr thee-Bimini w. militia,
mm:- limlall‘e blush. eadwire
spectre ire-arty
wfiifi’!‘
uni mime semen
Mae-en.
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'l'heweatherte-darnruissetobeeleer.
elewiyrklns
temperature. 'lb-mermwltmumleestobe
Iertheleetl’epalar leheal 'l'eaeherla
yeaterdayafternoonwithw bmhels at
{. oystersforthezuropeaotrade.
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What there-pleat (term erelreilc
eaalevha.
lthapeotsdthettlwsehoonerlva
Lhriswfllssiliorliorloikthisdter-
soon. ____
Theboatnurekaisatwnsnel’olet
with. energo oi eoelwier: warned
. one-m m‘m slap
lightiunoh. raw-.51 WUIIW
'l’hesteamsrlebeiLStevensreturned
irotn New Kevan leetnlght, having his
herboiicoverhauiedandrepeimd.
J.H.8tevms. at East Norwnk, has
bonghtout the trainees iorurerly eon-
ductedhyGeorgeB. Bromdeid at“
Water-street.
Thesboplufinllotgfmmflrem—
wich. was at Reed dzflousmen'sdook
~Wanted—First-ciam painters. Beat
‘wagee will be paid. Applyto Junior
Theatesmerlysteryarrivedfromil’ew
Haven yesterday with 6,000 bushelsof
seedoystersiorGeurgelthaflertOo.
; 'l'heywiilbeplantedintheaswaters.
Tonight being an odd night. Butler
Lodge, No. 07.]. O. 0. R, will give an
: entertainment—vocal and instrumental.
2. All third degree Odd Feiloweare invited.
There will be senior this evening in
Trinity church at 7-30 o‘clock. Thriller.
‘3. W.StrotherJoues, rector of St. Paul's
I; church, Fairfleld. will preach. To-mor-
row morning there will beeervice at 9:30
o’clock.
-it will prove a profitable visit
.‘ whether you contemplate purchasing or
not. to see our novelties in hate, flowers,
shapes, ribbons and relvoia in all the
lmdingshadas. ll.Krieger.
(hptain Joseph lierr‘iil has brought
Dr. Parker's new sloop-yacht from Cos
Cob to Tavern Island. The yacht is one
ofthe most substantially built and neat-
est looking boats in our harbor and is
said to be quite last.
R. 1.. Baker, the lirery'man. wrebaerd
apackageoitobacoo stomps. Trow-
bridge'a cigar stores day or two ago,
which contained a cardan thenum-
her entitling him to a silver watch,
which be received yesterday.
The young ladies whoare to execute
the gypsy dance in "The Frog: oi Wind-
ham" ere liiesrs Alice ll. Sherwood,
Annie Cole. Irena Cole. liay Higgins.
Pearl Gregory. Grace lead. liamie
Osborne. Bertha lockwood and Grace
Haviland. »_
——Pure codes with purecrrem, he. a
cup. depot maurant. Openaii night.
Therewiilbenouaiou service among
thechumheeoisouth Norwaik on Past
Day. tb’u year. The member! oi the
Congregational churchmaskeddnsteed.
toatteed very generally the Thursday
evening meeting this week. The topic
will be “Our Redemption in Christ.”
An interesting meeting is expected.
.0 Lil) ,
' i lied.
Everybody is or
Al the meetingoi linuebaha Division,
W Sunset Temperance, Huxley night. the
ieiiowlngofloere were elected. Worthy
l’atriaroh..loaeph B. Carr: Worthy Ar
acetate.” James Wit-not; recording
scribe. Ire. George W. Day: assistant
resending scribe. lies Julia Allen: true.
art. In. Jeanette Webb; chaplain.
Hrs. John thaw; conductor. ll-
Geellia Carr: ambient ooudector. Ii-
Bedie Cashew: inside sentinel. lies
Grace Knapp; outside sentineb liewerd
lerritt.
“We are exhibiting so many artistle
wm‘uuuwom‘m
nmoilieswheeihepapw was a la.
So. Normaik.
W
.iiikerm an & Sen,
e4 Waeniuorou STREET. sou-m nonwaut. court.
re- more. eliywllllls
“rumoured-y, .
Dwillnotdrlll’i‘ldlynlghi
ouaeeountoithatdeyheing‘s holiday.
atlane'eere
- «o
m
-1'hearw lestsruoods
mew-sew"
maid-yum oi the oung
Peoplde Societies (lithe Univerralist
churoh in (It-aeolian will be held
handeyln the Stamlord Unlverralht
church.
-Donotieiltoeramiueourdispleyoi
Easter, hetsendbonnetsnlicyarseilpeo
iectgemsoiart. ll.ltrieger.
'i‘hecbarts tor the “Frogs oi Wind.
bam"opsned yesterday noon. Judging
iromtbeseatealreadycheckedofl.tbere
willhevery large audiences present at
eachpresentetionoitheopera.
Switch engine No. 35 struck a dog at
theWasbington street crowing ymterday
ailernoon. breaking the animal's leg.
The dog ran up North lain street, where
he stopped and chewed the leg oil.
'—-Euyim"e candy. fresh everyday, at
lane’s. ht thington at.
Ira. Lucy ll, wileoiCharlee E. Per-
kiur.diedatherh¢minllartford lon-
day, alter several years oi invalidiem.
She loam three daughters, one of them
being Ira. Howard ll. Knapp. wile oi
the city attorney oi Bridgeport
llarry lackwood. e mentaen-year—old
boy. ran away irom hi home in Stam-
iordadeyor twoego.aud iastnigbthie
father came here looking {or him. The
boy wasfound at the homeoi ayouug
woman on Washington strict. She pro-
tested to he “cousin. The boy‘s father
took him home with him.
--Bmter noveltim at hue's. at Wash-
lngton street.
The jury in theceseoilirs. Ada
Fallen. oi Bridgeport. against the New
York, New mm. and Hartford mit-
roed ounpauy. has given a verdict ior the
plaintii! for $5,000 damages. The plaint-
iti was the wife oi Dr. Eugene E. Faikeo,
who was struck by a train and killed at
a cussing of the Houeatonie road nearly
iuo ymra ego. L" ‘
Ofllcer 8hucka.oi Stamford. in cum-
puny with the sisteroi Joseph Lyons.
the young man whostoie William Gilbert'
overcoat from Germania Hell some time
ago, were in South Norwalk thin morn-
ing endeavoring to get the complaint
against young Lyons withdrawn. Heis
at present serving a sentence in the
Bridgeportjeil. and nuleas the charg- is
withdrawn will be rearrrstsd as soon as
his time is out. WW _
—~Tbe third annual hum the llunyadi'
Hungarian Beltedt society will be held at
the new ball on lechauic street. Monday
evening. April l. Tickets twenty-live
cents. liusie by BungarienGypry baud.
oi Newh'ork. _ ____
Referring to the release iron: the
Bridgeportjail.onheii.oi Patrick Car~
Iin.oneofthsrnen who wassrreeted in
Danhrylastwcekforhelding up Jere~
mien Bernd. the News says: “('arllnis
a mint oi a well-known Norwalk
family andleeaid to have an excellent
reputetion.and his frienih do not be-
lieve him guiltyoitheerime with which
heischsrged. ltlesald that a young
nanheebssnfound who mw the two
mhhersstandingoaDelay street hetero
lr.lieradcemeaioog.endthatthewio
nemlepositlvethat they were notCer-
lln and ilallivan.” . __~
'i'hssappsrglvenbytheWomaa's Ila»
“Corps to the inst-lieu oi boui-
Pothhltlllhhw-averypleaa-
aetelair. Therewm singing of petri~
oiic scene by these preterit.and Il-
Ieehmiflsadriekspvetwo recitation.
a sure ems wees-'- rem.
superman-Jemima,
NOIWALI lil'l.
ll Irena! We! lie-e he. the
”multista-
lire.ll.3.l’echisviritlngherbrother.
mummsmm.
;, WiflthnmotAmhsnesgwili ..
.umwmmmuma
——....s
ymmyempouuymuu
“new as president or mum
Wheel club.
Prohfleynanandhiaorohcslra willre-
heersriu thaKnigbtsof Columbusheil
iortheireomlngconcert.
John may. the ditcen-yéer-old son of
Thomas Casey. ls seriously ill athishome
on the Connectiart turnpike.
lies Lulu Hall has returned from New
Haven much impoved in health, and is
hoarding with N. E. Peek,“ River street.
The macadamiriug oi lain street,
irom Hoyt street to the New Canaan
road. will be commenced the early part
oi April.
P. W. P. lira. Bedlent and William
Bloomfield. oi- Shippau Division. oi
Btamiord, visited (kmoord Division.lon-
day evening.
lira. 0. D. Bede“, bu moved from
Franklin avenue into one oi W. B.
Rider‘s new cottages on Iivingston
plaee.Bouth Norwalk.
The Inasmuch circle oi King’s Daugh-
ters of the Norwaik Methodist church
will meet with lire. John H. Wade. oi
Iaple street, Thursday alternoon.
George Lycett, clerk for J. A. Pinneo.
will succeed Fred Ella at J. ll.Bene-
dict's. April 1. Mr. Ella will accepts
position in the Central National bank.
Stephen Stanley is today celebrating
the ninetietb anniveraary of his birth.
Mr. Stanley is remarkably spry for a
man of his years, and is inexcellent
health. ._..____
The Bridgeport Standard says the oili-
ners of Arctic Engine company. of Mill
tad. have received complimentary
tickets to the thirty~third anuiul ball of
Hope lloee company, oi Norwalk.
The New York World has gone into a
detailed expose oi the composition put
upon the market labeled “Keel-Spar," to
save coal. The article in The World sets
forth that the people have been swindled
by the composition. which. it says, is
nothing more than common dirty suit.
-—(.‘all at W. I". Lockwood's market,
No. 7 Main street. Nerwalk. and select
your “all ior Thursday and Friday, out
of a supply containing twenty varieties.
Orders delivered anywhere in town.
The selectmeu are again directing at-
tention to the dog law by postingbills re-
lating then-to. In five weeks. or on the
tint day of May. the dog lioeusequrstion
will come up again. all the present It.
census expiring at that timr. Last year
the town received “.0” imm dog li-
ceases.
St‘rrnl weddings are announced to
take place in Norwaik alter Easter. No
marriagesareallowcd to be aolemniacd
in lrnt by the Catholic church. unless
by dispensation. which is only granted
Iot’ urgent and special names. A die»
orallawinaparticuiarcaee.
The m hescome when the sanitary
inspector will go on duty. it will doubt»
ids be found that owing to the severity
of the winter an unusual amount oi
filth has accumulated about our homes.
Thereienodoubt about the close rela-
tionshlpoiiiith to the death-rate. and,
therefore. self-protection, if no higher
motive exists. should prompt every
hemdmider to clean up his premiere.
in sceerdeau with instructions issued
. hythspeetmaster-geasrelawastlmeam
.m at all county seats
Igot-[healthewsoeatryvflted every
paeteideeietheirnspeetlvecollthior
ibepurposeolgrwilagthemaseaoellsat,
good,feirorpoor. Theseraledaseaeel»
leotweretobereportrdlothe president
he honorable motion in some way.
Plat-ester Tweedy w- ths visltnrfor
penntion is only a retention oi the gen- M659.
M.*M.w.nm
Granville W. Goodseli. oiBrldgvptrt,
is in town to-dey.
Rev. William H. Thomas, formerly of
Norwalk. is in town today.
limW.W.Key-.oi8iratiord.isthe
gout oi Ire. George Ward lielieckmf
Clampstruet.
ThemembsrsoiBuekinghemPost. G.
A. It. will mjoy an oyster supper
iter’their' meeti_ ng tonight.
Belectmen Raymond and Desk' am went
to flartiord this mormng' to attend the
bearing in the town court matter.
The annual donation supper oi the
Bethel A. M. 3. church willbegivcn
Thursday night. in licchanics’ hall.
Water street.
Fred Bette will havehis musical phono-
graph et thearmory during the week oi
the American Iicchanic’s and Company
D.'s fair. which commences April 10.
Lewis, the intent son of Joseph lemon,
was buried from the residence of his per-
ente, on Belden Hill, at 10 o’clock this
morning. The interment was at River-
side.
John liurphy. age twenty-three, who
lives on the Connecticut turnpike.yester-
day undment an operation for appendi-
ces. This morning thepatient was rest-
ing easily.
The junior society oi the Young
People's Society of Christian Endeavor
oi the Norwalk Congregational church,
will meetin the chapel at 3:30 o‘clock
Thursday aiterngon_.___
James Toner attached the oyster
groundnut Edward Schroder, yesterday,
tosatisfyaclaim oi George L Fuller.
The case will be heard before Justice
Austin at 10 o'clockou the morning oi
April 4. ._._.__
Bennie Parker, who was sent to the
noon. proved to be a little rascal. When
he arrived at the home the matron search‘
ed hie clothes. according to cutout. and
found a new watch, a ball and a knife,
which the youngster had evidently just
obtained. Alter being questioned he
confessed to stealing them. This morn-
ing be was brought to Norwalk and re~
turned the goods to the stores from
where he took them.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Thevillfin’semsurelscrtortedpnise.
Hotlrmonadeisepopularcnreftweokk
Agrievancetoernaniswbatemreheel
btoahoy.
Cover with paper or cloth bookawhlch
“incumbent use.
A lump of cumphor inside a piano keeps
moths from the felt.
The lather of Edward lrvlng. the great
divine. was a tanner
Nexims are the condemned good sense of
undone—Sir J. Mackintosh.
There are will!) turn employed upon the
mono papers publisher! in America.
Turquoisea ore favorite and fashionable
gifts from the bridegroom to the bride.
Hewhoruns mayrend,bnt he may not
be called upon to read an inaugural ad-
drtaa
We talk oi horizons. but we mean only
whatcanbeseeniromthebackoiour
hobby.
Awildelephant hnakrcn scnseoi smell.
Atadlstaneeoillmyerdsitcan scent an
enemy.
One part turpentine to three of linseed
oil. well shaken together. make a furniture
polish.
Tbecost oi maintaining the famous Gl~
rard college In Philadelphia last year was
Nearly comm piece-oi malthh-ti-
mated. were hendled every day lsetyesrby
the New York postolllca
lien will akin one another allveln trade
who would starve rather than go Into
hweebreaking as a businem.
it is'onc of the attributes oi a good trach-
uthat he knows how to say things ins
way to make them remembered.
Themillionsire end the pauper are not
necessarily selfish or idle or vicious he-
eauee their pockets are lull orempty.
loses arouse plentliul betwren Beat
v 3.. M Wmmw
hereeeerefrightensri by their barking.
‘ertmyears presrattbe mcstglo
lions opportunity [or work and result
which the sketch has ever had in this
snotty. iwenttollva" here weiwtke
worded Phillips Brootsawssk heiere he
was laid tower.
If a New York millionaire gives a dim
neratilthaveoneandlthetrset.
éhl' run (dry for
Pltc bar's Oratorio.
Children Cry for
Pitchers cameo.
“Internist-emanation.
fibuetfll‘ewflhm
whisk-Ir. mus-gums...
momma-neurone;
Town Children's Home yesterday ailer- ..
.1
we
will
Peas. picked and
freshness of the
All previous
We are
CHARLES E.
E. a. WAD
PEOPLE'S liiRlET. ,
13 North liain at. So. Norwalk.
.u
Columbia Pneumatic
Tires can be perman-
ently repaired in less
than one-half the time
of any other tire by
our new method.
We
Call and see this elegant line of wheels before placing your orders. Wears
bound to suit our custo
(ll
arch]. but to their-Bums mantles. the
. SOVEREIGN PEOPLE.“
Wesresuwessfulinplearlngthemersesetslltimee. You
be pleased when you buy am of tbeGolden Gate Sugar .
canned before snurieaooniolning all of the
morningdew. Iiyouhavenottriodthemdoso. ,,
quoted bargains hold good with numerous others. .
makingabigmnallalougtbe line. Gulch on?
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St.
Whence all this hubbub. this great
That stirs all minds from lake to ocean ?
And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will bear it,
How we give 3 World’s Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you ’o’er and o’er.
HAMS. Proprietor.
rm nuwenv,
Telephonncnll.52-3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. I
- Columbia BicyCles!"
All oi the New Models for 1893 now in stock for immediate delivery.
Get your wheel at once and save vexetious
mere. Terms‘cnsy. Catalog
EACH THE FULL" WARRANTED.
R lllll
and tottering idiom
WW...“ —.
‘ SEYMOUR,
commotion
PEflPlE'S IRRKET,
21 Wall st. Norwulk
Telephone 'cau, 57-3.
-‘tw:
delays.
No machine in the
world can show the
record for durability
that has been shown
by the Columbia.
no free.
OARDERS.~T-vn working girls can have
. find ward and room at in Day strum.
Miss uxton.
m3 3t
CORRESPONDING agent in every town to
' report on parties intending opening or'
refitting saloons. by the largat saloon menu.
farmers in the world. Good man can make
. ’l’ Rothschild‘s Sons (30.33) Bmudwuy.
‘. 2' l
rk. i
To our. ‘
'l‘lll Woodward homestead. includin two.
large barns. orchard. garden plot, wn,.
etc. Bent Sniper month. l'an be leased for:
a term of “are. Inquire oi t'. swat-z. oilicei
oi the Old 'ell Cigar 60.. El Washingtonusté '
m'.. l
W0 inrnished rooms. Address ‘28 if
nion i
- street. elon' h Norwalk. (it
11124
IYPPZR part of house on Henry street. South
. Norwalk. (our rooms. item. as. To it
small family. Mk)" April lst. Ap I}; to
W. \ oungs. at Lockwood Mfg. Co. mg 3:
\ SEVEN-R00.“ house in good condition,
i [.5 Day sin-ct. South Norwalk. Kent ’13.
Knapp‘s factory. m2}; lw
QTORE No. 3 North Main at. Upper floor of
i; "Huntington Bruise " Henry s’reet. East
horwalk. A vly to John H. Knapp»? West
street. South . orwalk. trim
[)0FBLE house ill “’oodivard nvenur: r- n!
it each. The llurlbun imam- on tin
West Conrail: rurulnvul $3 Fire rooms on
Ilm floor. mmer South Main street and lien-
iord Place: rent Sin April 1. house 12 moms
t lianfonl Place. Apply to E. A. Woodward.
_.._ ~~___._.___-_. , . ...“_"_.L
\T low rent to American family. entire
a‘ house on Ever-Hey uvrnue. oi! Pia-it ave-
nucmontulns hath-mint. hot and l‘llltl water.
range; tile} [ergo lotJowl homo-.mmien and
grape Vince. Apply to F. Combs. on pint-r.
. . . m. "“93"
I Ul‘rll-Z oi seven Mirna on l'cdar street.
Rent. :10. Apply to F. llayrs. li‘ior‘th
l
Main street.
‘HUM April let. the store and basement No.
tti Washington street. now mrupird by
'l’. s. iinnaldsou. inquire at lht‘ office or the
Oh! Well (flgflr (‘0..tli Washington at. me it
TWO appnl'luir‘nl‘. 4 rooms cacbrNo. 9 Ann
street. South Norwelk. Apply to J. t3.
l'rnwe. mi 1!
ILSIRARLH room». first or mood floor.
water and newer connection. Apply to
(i. llanlrnbcrk. 23 Orchard sii’rcl. Non-felt“
Full MAI-Ii.
1‘ t‘tlill'hllilA cushion tire bicycle. 131mb
a Irrn. in ilrsl-r ordrr. for sale cheap
imceeh. (Van be mu at Whitney a Allen's,
Main street. Norwelk. mat ti
l.‘0ll SALE ~38 building Wealth!) in. for
til) per lot. situated at tlid Bridge. New
Je .88 miles irom New York. via I'rnu. it.
It. (id Bridge now has apnpnlation M on
Mom 01 oil klnris. rhurshrs and n-hmln.
manufacturing.rtv. For particulars apply at
li'ArloI-i' oiling“ :40th Main street. riuutb
Korwalk. moi it
“01%|": piano worth Iiilkroeewmnl can. 7%
I octave in good under. him! be ml-lthln
week. (tall or address No: flauford tut".
Booth Norwalh. m2: AI
Till} business known as Riverside ire (3mm
i’avllionJhnv and (‘rmfrw‘llomry stow,
stool and datum inclmiinaloau. rlr‘. Photo
for (”gang‘ilkdl‘ at tie ’ashlsgten street
bridge Orwell. m"
l RRlNll Fill !
Will be held at the
ARMORY. Norwnlk.
loroaewssh.wrerneoclng
MllNllAl, APRIL Ill,
b'edertheaasnicerei
ill. ii. iii REST. l). I. 6..
lllillil Willi. ill. i. all
monumental”.
Admission. tile.
4 liaiseiese with was. its.
Your Tomato Seed
NOW.
Ponderosa
{immigration
Apply to Geonre I". Writers. at ('roint it ‘
JACKSON BROTHERS.
l. 7’. '7‘“ "3“": ‘ To, , 3‘9‘,‘V‘.'§1°°“,"‘,‘?ff$
_ WASTE?" lllll lllll ii. and l. 60.
ATI‘SNERwanted. Ensure} suns; EENTERTAINMENT!
Music Hall.
Tues, lied. and Thurs.
April 4. 5 and 6.
COMIC OPERA. THE
Frogs of Windham
Under the dlrectlonnf the composer. Mr.
Burton); Lem-in. assisted by
5 lllilES Mill GENTLE!“ 75
comprising the best vocal and dramatic
talent of the town.
Tickets 50s.. including reserved scat.
For sale at Pleisted's and Hale‘s drug stores.
at and after 12 o'clock. noon. ’1 need-y. March.
b. Mil. .\ut over 5 seats can be obtained by
one person at one time. '
7
event noose, resent.“ V
B. I. ADASIS. Manager.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Tuesday, April 4th.,
Special cm: moment 0! the powerful actor
NEWTON BEERS
Supimrirtl by the principal members of his
(ii-amt I) to House. N. Y.. production.
luv udlnu the mmmplished
young at‘irree
Lora- Addison Clift.
in his masterpiece of melodrama
losiinlondnn
l‘mler the menagcmenl oi lien Tulhlll.
NEW SPECIAL Mllfllll‘.
l’milllvcl)‘ shown as ulrermed.
iirrai Coal liae See-e!
loadoe‘s streets at Night!
And Job’s Vision!
New Songs. t‘let’er Dances.
5» advance in prices. Seatsoo sale at Hitchell'a
we comm; sueeu llEllll '
AT Till
llllllllflll OPERA HOUSE,
lues. lilemoon, Apr. 4
M 2 O‘clock. sharp.
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