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WORLD’S PAIR 0031187.
lor- the last Pop-hr Dela-l 'r-char In
the Town of Isrwaln.
THIS COUPON. In or
run oflloe on or before
the above date. ‘
be returned to'l‘na Sax.
IGST Pol’llerB
School Teacher
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COUPONS may besent by mall.handed f
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. In the letter box at the entrance to TB!
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Contrlhmiorm thus far received for the
m Dsnbury‘alter the contestof the Y. If.
m C. A. athletic teams in Bridgeport, neat
w) Tuesday night. connecting with the
DIAIATIG WINGS.
Theatrical letters In Which Hornet-g
hosts wm as nus-use.
Tagliapietra. the baritone of the (lil-
mora band concert. commands attention
by the phenomenal
quality of his voice
and the absolute and
hlsrrgisttr. Bis ex-
traordinary perfec-
4 ticnof method esp-
- tlvates his audience.
thslwslkopwsncms. asst 'l‘sssasy
"fling.”
womlrsrams.
lows and “parachute last
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my. Nsllrlds hssths contract
todotlrrpalltilgon hank Day's new
Milan.
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DJ Lowdown-m
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halt svsass.
asdwtflaflssothsr
sssrytelt.
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. school. iaspending the Easter vacation
. fectgemsofart. H.Kricger.
wondrous genius ,of
Truly. a great treat
"" evening. April I.
m sow-um W‘s
8001']! NOIWALI.
What hare-fleet Outfits are Doing
' Indiana.
To-mcrrow being Good WI!- m lane'sstmeto-mcrrow.
mmmhpnhllshad. ——---- ' .
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“‘qufiwdl "M 3"“ » ill-ssswlllbsarshsarsloffl'he
vomit-MM” to
Theelsctric light commimicncrs will
hold their monthly meeting tonight. at
the shtion.
—Pnrs coflee‘with purecream.5c. s
cup,depotrsatanrant. Opcnall night.
on. Jamie Brnudags. of mum. is
visiting hersister. Mrs. John Wynne. of
Nonroestreet.
limnsttie Hyatt. of Portohester. is
spending a few days at the home of
William Lawrence. Quintard qutuc.
Edgar Boughton was arrested last
nightfordruukenness. Justice Barmtt
sentsnad him to the county jail for
thirtydays.
J. Henri Brown. of Yale college, a
graduate of the Booth Norwalk High
with J. H. Knapp, 82 West sheet.
-—Donotfailtocsamineonrdisplsyof
Eastshatsandbonnetsnhcy sreallper-
Captain Charles E. Dalewlll. itiaexc
peeted, arrive from Daubury today and
will immediately begin overhauling his
yacht Viola for her usual summer cruise.
J. R. Raymond received a large order
yesterday for bat flanges from a firm in
Mexico. The same firm has ordered
seven] pieces of machinery from W. A.
Wheeler.
TheJ.T. Prowitt company placed a
handsome sign In front of their store
yesterday. The lettering is the work of
Luther Wright and has received many
compliments.
—It will prove a profitable visit
whether you contemplate purchasing or
not. toseeour novelties in hats. flowers,
shapes. ribbons and velvets in all the
Icsdiugshsdcs. H.Krieger.
W. H. Meeker & Co. are the sole
agents for Bolton's hot water heater.
They will cheerfully furnish estimates
for plumbing. steam and gas tilting, lift
and sheet iron work.
Carpenters are figuring on the plans
for Senator John H. Ferris’ new house.
to be erected on West street. adjoining
his mother‘s residence. It will be one of
the largest and handsomest residences in
the town. ___
There will be one general delivery and
one collection from the South Norwalk
post omce wmorrow. The other will be
closed after 10 o'clock until 5 in the
after-mum, when it will again be opened
for an hour.
—The new Easter goods at Lane's are
very low in price. __
Arrangements are being made to have
a special car run from South Norwalk to
rqular train from Bridgeporttotlouth
Norwalk.
Beckie] Reed. of Ilswleyville. who bad
a paralytic stroke about one year ago,
went through here last night on his way
to Wilmington. Del. lie was on a cot.
and theonly portion of his body hecould
more was his left hand. He could not
speak. norhearanyihhig that was said
to him.
Tbe‘stesmers Cape Charles. Express.
Intrepid and sllotherbcats of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
road. which have heretofore been docu-
mented In mm. were taken to
llsw nuns yesterday, and hereafter
will receive their papers through tb
custthomaln therein”... .
-—'l‘lis third snoml ballot the llunysdl
Bungarianllsnslt society will he held at
the new hall on Nechsme sheet. Ionday
Tickets twenty-Ive
cents. lluslc by Honsarlautlypsy band.
of lfew York.
Mutilation-nus”. Poster, of
butternut-brothers! W. .1. Foster.
ofthlsclty.wssmsrrlsdTnmdsy even-
lngtoll- Carrie Bull. the may
down tonight until Holiday. April Id.
of‘WMham" lnT-lnsls'fia‘ll tow;
noveltieslncapes,j|ckets.lsstcrsults
sndresfersthatyoucanuctaflordtc
styles of clothing and a rich line of
, ‘ -———r
‘lhc Norwslk m works will shut
—Plsntycfnicshot.crossbonsst
mm. ;
_.We are exhiblth'rg ”Wm”
makeapnrchasawithontflrltsceingour
attractive Wt. 11. Krsigsr.
hancis & Co. are showing their spring
Easter novelties.
E. J. Wadhams has moved from the
borough to William Raymond‘s double
house on Taylor avenue.
—Reaaonable prion at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
The hearing before the legislature on
the bill for a town court in Norwalk was
continued yesterday until April ll.
TheGrand Army men of Bridgeport
object to the exhibit of the Barnum cir-
cus in Bridgeport on Memorial Day.
~Chnrchss should exist as families;
assisting within their means. John Fer-
ris. of mu city, say he takes pleasure in
reading the Rev. Dr. Talmsge‘s ser-
mons, yetwe hear that his present
church isgreatly in debt; which, as to
said debt, might have been otherwise.
Charles Biu'lison. of Bridgeport, will
succeed the late Dennis Colgan asbridge—
truderon the railroad drawbridgc near
Bridgeport.
The members of Sherman Council,
Royal Arcsnutn. and their friends are
reminded of the social this evening at
their moss in the Swsrtz building.
——Best quality. Lowest prices. Also
light lunch. Inue'lel Washington street.
Bturtevant is offering burgaiiis in
musical instruments, and quotes some
astonishing prices in another column.
Next week he will show a decline of
rust -____
T. l. Raymond‘s big boy pacer caused
ignite s commotion yesterday afternmn,
in front of the post office, on account of .
the carriage striking his heels He was
llnally quieted by George E. Schrick and
Thomas McGuire.
Nol'AhK REVS.
It uneasy Budget of now-- From on.»
Born-cl ha of Town.
N. B. Peck has gone to Stamford to
visit his brother-in-law.
Norwalk's contingent of Yale men are
home from college until after Easter.
Louis Conklin. of New Haven. is
visiting at N. E. Puck's. on River street.
Theboards of civil service examiners
have been appointed for the local post
offices. ”0‘“
A. ll. Hoyt “asks us to state that the
lot sold to his son was not sold through
James Mitchell.
In. J. T. Hayes and daughters Mamie
and Agatha are visiting relatives in
Yonkers. N. Y.
Yesterday the senate continued the
nomination of John 8. Seymour. of Nor-
walk, to becommissicner of when.
——'l'ry our patent leather tipped kid
shoes at 01.00. Hoyt’ . borough.
who has been seriously ill of pneunronia
at his home In Danbnry, Is improving.
Firstclsvsmarksmansblpbadgos hsvs
beenswsrdsdtofiergcant‘l'hcmss nest
audprlvstssDJlthhnOsmpssdit. I:
Motown-Ir?-
- s'm week Dr. and and J. c. rte-'7'.
kirk will mnvs from Arch street into the
George R. Oowles place on East avenue,
recently purchased by Jsmss L 3mm
and wife. ‘
Thefiorwslkpcstofleswlllslessto-
morrowmornlngat 10 o’clock forths
Thelstssrcas-
“nus Menu: is moving from wni'
strestto Pinestreet.
lbs. Wills. Batm,of New Haven. is
visiting her permits on lain street.
William Benedict. of mpum, has
”P9“! M“ "n" PM" 9*. 0"”
movingintcthexcmablock. corner of
Naicandschcolstremfl
‘ --A. 5:11th do son. borough. have
thellncstandnicestfllkid shoes in the
state. .Soldbysllothersstssm. _
Captain Buford. of the Alpha “1de
club. has called a club run to Bridgeport
fa to-tnerrow afternoon.
Some of the local military officers and
men will attend the ball of the Veteran
association of Company B, at the Bridge-
port srtnory. this evening.
Some of the members of (bucord Di-
vision. 8. of T., will go to Stamford to:
night to attend a cobweb social given by
the members of Shippsn Division.
The Norwalk Congregational and
Methodist churches will hold a union
service in the lecture room of the latter
church at 7:45 o'clock tomorrow night-
—TheBostonstore. Norwalk, will be
open until 8:1!) tonight, but will be
elmedalldsy tomorrow.
The water pipe on River street burst
near Dann's stable last night and for a
time the street was flooded. The water
was turned all before any damage was
done.
Harmon Gilbert is still very low at hi
home in Wilton. lie is an employs at
the Norwalk shirt factory and a member
of Our Bmthers' Lodge. It is feared he
cannot live the day out.
Willis Benton. who left town to avoid
arrest for being concerned in the recent
Sunday fracas on Belden avenue. return
ed yesterday and gave himself up He
was fined “.00 and costs. which he paid.
—~You can get the genuine Foster kid
gloves. "William.” “Fowler“ and “PM
terina." at the Borstal store. Norwslk.
All other brands are imitations.
Nearly allthe woodland on the main
road between New Canaan and Norwalk
has been cleared away. making that
thoroughfare much more pleamnt.
Several cottages will shortly be erected
along the road. near the four corners.
"Tho officers of the Connecticut disi-
sion. L. A. W.. met in Bridgeport Tues.
day night and decided to obtain quarters
for Connecticut wheelmen at Chicago
during the rive week the first part of
August.
-—Onr new bluclters and cloth-top kid
shoes at $3.50 are very fine. A. B. Hoyt
dc Son. borough.
l‘ommcncing Monday the members of
the Nor-talk Painters' Union will work
but nine hours a day at the same pay
The boss painters have acceded to the
painters' diamonds. ...-..._
Jackson Brothers report that they
have already received many orders for
the celebrated Llolnmbis bicycles. and
that businm promises to be much better
this year than ever before. The Colum-
bia has evidently come to stay.
—-Csll at W. F. Lockwood! marker
No. 7 Main street. Norwalk. and select
your fish for Friday. out of a supply
containing twenty varieties. Orders
delivered anywhere in town.
WENT ot'r FOB A WALK.
Illas nat- nawass Lashes-alts Woes-s
is Pevtshsstsr Last Night.
The inmates of the N. B Peck house
hold. on River street. Norwalk, were
surprised thb morning to learn that lies
[.qu llaff. who has been boarding with
them forsoms time. was married last
nlght to Louis Couklin.cf New llaven.
Ir. Cimklin had been keeping company
witth-llsl and yesterday because
tollcrwaiktocslloo her. Early In the
evening they went out, ostensibly totals
a walk.bntbosrdedahorsecar for
South Norwalh instead. and tool: a train
for mm. N. Y. They were so-
companied by Ir. and Ira. Harvey
Peck, In. Puck being It. Hal‘s sister.
Reaching Porlchsstcr they called at the
molthollaptirtcltnmh.and
the pastor nadliy ccnasntad to
'marrythem. Afterthscrremonyhsd
beenpertcrmetl andths blushing bride
klmsd by all preset». the little party
“ hunlsdtothedspotandcsugbta‘lsts
‘trahlforhcms. Thelnmstmofths
hunsshdrstlredaud were not aware
thsylmdsbrldssadgrocminthshouss
nntilthivmorlhgstthshruhtasstshts,
whalhOukII-flsths unconce-
’3“thth
cvdsr.ssdthsmsslwsspsmsdiaa
icon unannoun- Nor-sir. a -‘
. Brunswick. lll.:
they now receive for ten hours' work. bei
neutron.
Frank Thlsl. operator in the tower
here, will move into one of Oliver Cook's
houses this week.
Gilbert Beotleld has left the employ of
E. Thomas and will move to South Sa-
lent, N. Y" with his lamily.
aloha Bid: will more into Justice A.
B. Austin's house, adjoining the one oc-
cupied by Starr Beater.
A surprise In!!! '95 held Tuesday
evening at the homeof Miss Jane Boo
field. Several young gentlemen from
South Norwalk were present. The usual
pastimes were indulged in.
Willard K. Ackart was surprised last
night by a visit from the members of his
Sundaywsc'hool class in the Methodist
church, who were accompanied by sev-
eral of their gentlemen friends. The
evening was most delightfully spent.
Miss Belle Tuthlll. who has been at-
tending a school in locust Valley. L. l..
but who is now at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Tuthill. for the
Easter vacation, was surprised yesterday
afternoon by a number of her young
friends, who passed several hours ins
most enjoyable manner. Among those
present were Minnie Bnifien, Helen
Lynch, May Raymond, Edna Hills. Nina
Rowland, Norma Shores, Aland Themes,
Lillie Brundsge. Clara Raymond, Flor-
ence Raymond.
ohms?"
William B. Fairbanks, the young
blacksmith who sloped with Mrs. Charles
Searles, of West Norwalk, last December,
is negotiating with Alonzo Weed for the
purchase of his blacksmith shop.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles G. flore-
house was largely attended from her late
home yesterday afternoon, Rev. 5' ‘
J. Austin officiating. The pallbearers
were Walter Whitney, bl. S. Mather,
William I]. Whitney, A. N. Scotleld,
Edward Clock and William Nash.
The interment was in Spring
Grove cemetery.
Miss Mamie Fairbanks, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Fairbanks. and
Andrew Jayne, will be married Monday
afternoon by Rev. Olin Bullock, at his
home in South Norwalk, Miss Phillip-
ina Hahn, of .South Norwalk, will be
bridesmaid. and William Jayne. the
groom's brother, will act. as best man.
Three days is a very short time in
which to cure a bad case of rheumatism:
but it can be done, if the proper treat
ment is adopted. as will be seen by the
following from James Lambert. of New
”1 was badly afflicted
with rheumatism in the hips and legs,
when i bought a imttle of Chamberlain's
Pain Rulrn. lt cured me in time (toys
1 am all right today; and would insist
on every one who is afflicted with that
terrible disease. to lt-e Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and get well at once." 50 cent
batik-s. For sale by G. t}. Stillson, drug-
W- ,, __ m. .__-
if a New York millionaire gives 3 din—
”£30m avenue andg‘zllth mt. costing
r . .wichgivrel .ia,
{111‘th le spendwm. Indoc-
tors' billsan finally have topay 86.00
each for Cactus Blast Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
its 87 persons at the frost?
Inquire at l’lsisted's drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information aboutC actu- Blood Cure
Ohi' 170" cry for
Fire her’s Castorln. '
Children cry for
Pitcher’e (Bacteria.
When Babywasdch, wag-wharf“
Wisrnshe wasa ('hlld, abet-rim! for (Maria.
Whonshe her-auto Ill: alto (“lung in ('aumh,
When-he had thrhspavsthemW
Children cry for
Pitcher’s Castorln. ,
Plant
Your Tomato Soul
‘ NOW.
Ponderosa
IS not tut turn on
Ilantonl’s Floral
Norwallr. Ct.
Wilbigéé'i
Roadsters. Moss and
Work Hm
Jam's-93% we
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We are successful In
will be pleased when
Peas. picked and
freshness of the
leading Eraser. 3
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PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
13 North Main st.. 80. Norwalk.
Columbial’neumatic
Tires can be permunv
ently repaired in less
than one’hnlf thetime
of any other tire by
our new method.
Call and see this elegant
bound to suit our customers.
JACKSON
58 WALL mm.
Taro. scone... ‘
Real Estate and Insurance
WMIIL‘G'HII ml".
Persons looking for-lot or bone and In:
with the view pure-Ml .are invited {I
all and ersmimcur list. i e have them Irv
sale in every partof the city at rrmmnai,h
prices and on can terms. anal t!
women.
_\ oestrus?" girl for run! himsework.
A Small family. Apps ill (Eldon lltli
street. arm]:
KTINSER wanted. 1‘. ll. Sash dc BM.
1 Milt
l;0ANDZK~£«T'vo working gir's var: his;
good hmrtl and room at in Day street.
Miss Boston. mu" fir
1'0 LET.
Rnoisand an attic. "til. so. .‘v'o. Dion
street. Inquire next home. it
Till: Woodward Mmestesd. inrimlieg two
barge MFM.0fl'th. gsrrlm p‘crt. lawn,
rte. Rent Wiper month. f'sn holrmrl for
a term"! apt-s. Inquire at t'. Mwsrumfflre
of the Old ell ('ignr C0,. it'l “'aehlngtrm at,
m3”!
’ WU furnished rooms. Address 23 (villafl
slrret. rim h Norwallr, who
I 'i'l’flfi purl of home-on lien r; sitar—7..
,Vnrwsilt’. (nor mums. ltrnr. 2*.
«mail {omit}. l'rm-ssnium Inn] M. App
ll. Ymingmm hmltwnml Mn. i‘u. -
SEVFZNJCKN’VH honor in from“ tnndlliflfi.
15 ihay slushfirmtn Snrwalk. urn! Wt.
3,991! to ”some i‘. Waters, M i‘rrrfrtt k
hmpp‘s factory. '
.'
'Tflitz No. 23 North Slain sr. l7 t‘I-mv M
3 ”Huntington ”now." "our; ‘32“. but
Dim-walls. Am to Josh“ ll. limos-m: What
street. month malls. t!» ll’
l)0l'lll.l house “Woodward avenue: run!
each. The Harlhrm hmue on the
West . orwalit. mod; rent Five "M! on
first tlmr, corner South n «ml and list»
ford Hare; rear 315. April! hum 321th
t Buntorrl Mm. Apply to it. a. Windward
m _ - _ , ._ W! '
[IOI'SE of meat rooms on (”solar stint.
item. ‘lil. Apply to l’. Bayes. North
Main strrct. "I if
I'VE“)! April int. the stove and basement Na.’
ill “ushlnglnn street. nmv erruptnl is]
1.5 If " in. [wows-st lhwofllceof the
Ulil “ell Cigar ('0“ Washington at. M"
0 sppurtmerrts. 4 rooms rash. in, 9 Ann
street. south Knvwntk. Apply to .I.".
Crows, out If
1)BHIRABLB vmms. first or wood time.
water and sewer connection. spot to
ii. llaulenhsrk.mmrnurt stress. Kernel ,
' fr?”
['0' DA I‘ll.
contracts routine. rm Marie. ”you
termhv hurls-s order for sale cheap
for rub. ('an he rose at William-Ir Allan.
Main street. Sovwalk. mi. If
Would! «1:: building Worth"! 1!. for
sin r int. situated nth m. it»-
broom: mile» from Flaw in". via Won. It.
It. ”to Uriel em has a mutation rd on.
birth. rim» and “MM.
manor-antimony“. I'm wlkaiarvspoiy st
it'll-row comma! Molt lists «mt. remit
Mum. new. .
Pavilion. Piper and l'mstsrurmvy sown.
in 'bsnsv
ml
in. endgame”.
m1.
urrtsw mt... him, 5.... s..-
A not sumac so limp stunt.
m.
Mars to A. it, MW new: stars. m2!"
l Blllllll illll !
Wibvhhlallha
ARMORY. Norwalk.
faves-Mumford
Valera-strains!
it. I. in I‘ll. t. I it,
”mutant
anomalous
Admission. lac.
tun-summon.
“Muss-anemones
“awful”!
m:l'm¢‘m.
A Fine Photosranh
agga'mrawm
“I Will“, Al’llll ll),
illill out
at moi heads! " 5o: a... new
mill. but to their; Supreme Beauties, the
SOVEREIGN PEOPLEV
plsmng themassesstall times You
you buy scan of the Golden Gate Sugar ‘
canned before sunriseccntalnlng all of the
morningdew. Hyouhsvenottrledthemdoso.
Allprevions quotedbsrgainsholdgoodwith numeronsothsss.
Wcoremskingsbigrunallalong the‘line. Catch on?
CHARLES "Emsavmoun,
Whence all this hubbnb. this great commotion
That stirs all minds from lake to ocean ?
And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Media to Texas you will hear it, , .,
How we give a. World’s Fair ticket; Vi ’
And the way' in which to win it
The papers tell you o'er and o’er.
Telephone call. 52.3. | Satisfaction guaranteed.
- Columbia
1 *8 1..-.
3 Washington St. ..
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIEE DELIVERY,
PEOPLE'S IllllET,
21 Wall st.. Norwalk
i Telephoneuall, 5.7—3.
Bicycles! ..
All of the New Models for 1893 now in stock for immediate delivery.
(let your wheel at once and save vcxatious delays.
4.4
No machined: the
world can. show the
record for durability
that has been showy.
by the Columbia.
line of wheels before placing your orders. We are.
Terms easy. lcguefree.
EACH 'l'lBE FULLY WARRANTBD.
v
BROT
HERS.
,_ « 7.- .. 52":‘1‘7", “Foam-s
F lllll rm u. and I. on,
ENTERTAINMENT t
. Music Hall.
fines. Wed. and Thurs.
' April 4. 5 and 6.
COMIC OPERA. THE
Frogs olWindham
Under the directhn of the mm
Burt
on B. Lsavitt. mine by
15 lllllES Mill GENTLEIEI 75
minimising the host vncrsl and l
talent of the'towu. ' nmstic
Tickets iron. including reserved seat.
for sale at i’lalstal'e and Hal ’ drn stores
at and after Btr'clock. tyros. 13.1....‘um.
39th It'll. M over fiscal: can beobtained by
m 2w
one per-into at one lime.
”PERI HOUSE. “RNA“.
3. l’. ADAII. Ila-Igor.
0x2 xidn'fi—asm'.
Jussday, April 4th.,
owls! rhgugemfltt of the powerful samr.
NEWTON BEERS
:‘rm .urlvrl by its, principal members of his
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rm Idlfllf the sumnpllehed
young Burr“
Lora, Addison Clift
in his masterpiece of mind“!!!-
lost in london
I'ndn the management of Ben 'l'nthlll.
IBI’ fil’lflllhb scnstuv.
I’ImlllVfl” shown as advertised.
tlrrst ('ssl liar Mae!
loadsa’s streets at ngkt !
And Job‘s Vision!
Sm 35m. Clever Dances.
No sdvsnu to prices. haunts sale at Mitchell's
, Mr.
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M 2 o‘clock. lthsrp.
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server, of Mantra by Columbus.
GI LI“ 0 R E’ S
IlllSliil Mllllllll NIGHTS
Gth'bRE's,
Famous Band
on - Musicians - 60
fl. W. m . . Director
And the m 9an Artists.
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