N ”I ‘ in”. a'.‘-" ‘
Store Open» Every Evenlnu.
ncis & cozs, -
washing'ton ;,St., So. Norwalk.
A. Die
84 wasnmo'rom
r
T Tllli mono soomof mm... .. mm... an...
era' dock withaoargoof coal.
“monounwmnamwm. <
Iii-Lulufiammh diamaroneck'is
l tmcnths . ’
Wiles-“ta: aw nun visiting in. itsry iihby Jenningi, of
W_*
i , W ,. .. gum"? in.
u
sii‘ My
ya 5w. _T?—‘~' -"l’u,!.. h' V
'Ursosaw MIMI at "two‘s 'sre’
‘ Thelflhssthtelnbmmill meet at
thehcmeof lblary erulnpfioutb
Norwalk,’l‘hursdayafternoon.
li- Ina HIIIIII. of New Britain, is
spending part of her Easter vacation with
Iii-s itsry hung, on West street.
fair. nus Halter. followed by falling tamper»
turn, ,'
worm PAIR CONTEST.
terthslaatl'apatarlehoel 'l’aasheria
the [Mann-u, “9 win! M118 of the boring
Inn’s Debating club. which was to have
been held to-night. has been indefinitely
postponed. __
‘ The remains of Iii- Emily Archer,
who died in Brooklyn Saturday will be
brought to South Norwalk tomorrow
noon for interment.
—Roe shad, 10c; salmon, 15c. People's
Market. Norwalk and South Norwalk.
ill
1
We a... prepared to furnish
m “We! used in our pub-
l
p r u l I
‘ l
THIS COUPON. in or-
. der to be counted. must
be returned to'l‘na 8a:-
mat. once on or before 3
the above date.
Miss Lily Petro. sister of the Hungari-
an mimionsry.arrivedouonrshoreslast
o; weak and has taken up her abode with
" her brother, in this city.
business meeting of the Ep-
0 in the First Ii. E. church.
, a this musical and liter-
mme will be rendered.
' Lieutenant-Colonel Crows. of South
1 Norwalk, was resent at the drill of
Company C. in Stamford. lat night, and
afterwards madesspeech totheboys.
aosr NPUMB l
School Teacher
is the Town of Nerwalk to the [:1
’ ' 1%
World 8 Far r. ,1,
OOUPONSmaybes-tby mall.handed l
o Inurseonceorpobmnommepoum I“
l lathe letter box at the entrance to Tax 1;.
j
m office. addressed to “World's '
Kiss Bertha Alienbt'iver itiver. .
g a
i
The boats Andrew IicWilliams and J.
E. Berwind are at Wilson Point and the
8. T. Billmeyer and Two Brothers are in
this harbor, all with coal for John ll.
Ferris. '
«. .In»: . .
‘ ‘_ .33 4 . . " '
. i more District if they are
’ :c'pndition.
_» 51 cup,depot restauan Opeuall night.
Luther Wright has just finished it fine
delivery wagon for William Terry & Co.
it is a fine piece of workmanship
throughout, and the lettering is of the
most art-tie character.
Michael Varga. 'ho attended one of
the Hungarian balls, was arrested this
morning for beating his wife. Justice
Barrett imposed the full extent of the
law, .7 fine and costs, which he could
not pay.
(blood Frost attended thelast meet-
ing in Hartford, yesterday. of the board
appointed to revise the military law.
which. it is expected. will be introduced
into the Legislature by the military com-
mittee next weekL w
Captain ii. A. Giddings. of General
Baveus‘ staff. is making an inspection
of the companies of the Fourth regiment.
and a report for the adjntant general of
the condition and efficiency as well as
the condition of the uniforms and arms.
——Reaaouable prices at lane's depot
restaurant. Openalinight.
Elisabeth P. Goodwin, wife of Walter
Goodwindied at her home. 22 Wood
H '—-i’ure coffee with purecream,bt:. a
PairIditor ’l
or River
in....
ufiisoltollafieifine
Reruember the place.
heard
is kermanbgunccrd
, refine”
_ n“ Pl ' dismiss (lonrovd
. ‘ I hankGresnry Cranberrym
m . . aisle ,.
afiyllnshlngton St.
{l a. . 3,. . r ¢
SOUTH NORWALK.
hill ii i ii.
While load,
' ‘ llils,
5i??? r
iié‘i‘.
.oaflailRfiifiifisgflnfiuiinfiogo
a I street. this awning. aged forty-one
”lxed Paul's 80". NORWALI. yarn. Thefunerai will beheld from the
”7 1 was: on People or Oar on; are ”all. house. Thursday morning at sooo'ciocr.
'5?“ " 7 ' ‘ ' I ‘3‘"!!- Theremains will be taken to Danbury
', varmshes ClelanJ’arkeri-I back at Plaisted's rot interment.
' , . M store I“ 'fl’} At the mortal meeting of Trinity par-
' ’ ‘ on Welllrodge, so. 1m.l".andA.if., hh. M night. um folio-ins 0mm-
rus es will conferthefirstdegroeto—night. were elected for the mine you:
i a”... Wardens..lobn 11. Smith. isaac s. Jen-
lulunderG. Wilcox has built an
additiontoherreaidence at 20 Fairheld
ulngsneatrymenJoalah N. Grumman,
Colonel Leslie Smith. Philip N.Bmith.
Glass,
ETC.
> hi};
“‘“u' William W. later. Charles H. Ab
“vdfiflu tborpe Frederick i.Jonsa Frank Com.
—HWIeandy.frmh everyday, at _' . .
Inc’sJflWaai-ington at. Mt. clerk. Product I. Jon-.m—
urer.Johu ii. Smith; delegatesto diocas~
an convention. Colonel iaslis Smith.
William W. lasterzaltsrnates, lasso 3.
Jenni-g. Josiah N. Grumman.
IDIWALI 3"”.
a Bra-y nose-r or Tis- an- is.
-‘T.
ilhKatsBooiieldh-Iefttheemploy
of Harvey iiartreli. the North Iain
streethaker.
The Union/Gospel Temperance Reform
. .IE‘fl h j
r i [ll ams
l1
' “amount Jon-saunas“
' Hummus: ~~Mqvulm when no .mMmr-bmwm
,, ”WM ”“5...“me un.msnx.lrsoou,‘or’n.ioomn.
Jam-sonata- of thaArlou mwrmuamr.
[bl-slat. le. iranefloyt. lb The Puagraph club will meat with
AnsisM,JchuConroy.lhmrariis Ibilicailflhcf We“ svsnas.’i‘hurs~
1:; g ‘ d
The insolvent c J. onion estate as
paying creditors five each on a dollar.
~ltirs Stevsna’ wheel. lleldeu .......’.;
will reopen Ionday. April 10th. ‘
,,
lira. Charles of Omaha
Mnemlnsoueymmj rundown
. ‘ '1 ' I
Division. B. of '1'., were imtailed last
nich- ‘
—Il- Fitch will be pleased to show
the ladies the leadldg ideas‘in spring mll-
linery on Wednesday. April 5.
His- Linie H. Barber. of Bethe]. is the
guest of liar Ada Betta. of Newtown
avenue. Norwalk. , '
tlim Paunstta Rose, of Camp street,
baspurohased a ladies’ light Columbia
bicycle from E. If. Jackson. ‘
--Wanted. immediately. a good vest
maker. Call at 20Wali street (up stairs)
this evening. '1'. J. Byrnes.
lire. George B. Raymond. of Harriett
street. who hm been very low with
pneumonia, now has typhoid fever. and
is again quite sick.
Miss Cornelia F. Baird. of Orchard
street. accompanied by iii. Kellogg.
left for Old Point Comfort this morning.
They will take apartments at the Hygeia
Hotel.
—liias Fitch will be pleased to show
the ladies the leading ideas in spring mil-
linery on Wednesday. April 5.
Anthony Reuben, who was arrested by
Chief of Police Daun yesterday. was
fined 05 and costs before Justice Cool-
idge. this morning. Officer Martin et-
cornpanied him to Bridgeport jail.
Chief of Police Donn andOfficer North-
rop were called to the propeller dock yes!
terdsy afternoon to arrest two deck
hands on the Eagle. who were drunk and
abusive. They were discharged by Cap-
tain Benton and refused to leave the
yard. The presence of the officers had a
quietlng ‘éffect. and the men departed
peat-ably. _... _ ‘
—The ladies of Grace church serve a
luncheon from 12 until 2 o’clock Wed-
nesday. April 5. in the vacant room
under the Norwnlk club.
The Ladies’ Guild of Grace churdd yes-
terday after-node re elected the following
officers: President. In. Robert Van-
Buren; vice-president. Mrs. E. l‘. Weed:
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. W. ll.
Smith. The reports of the work done by
the society were very flattering and the
rector complimented the ladies on their
excellent rewrd __
The parish meeting of St. Paul's. last
eve-nine. was altogether harmonious. the
old board of ofilcers being elected by
unanimous vote. with the exception of
Colonel Roberts. who has left town.
Oscar w. Raymond. of East Norwalk.
was chosen to fill the vacancy. The
matter of snow rector to succeed the
Rev. 8. 1'. Graham did not come up at
all.nor was it expected that it would.
that question being. as yet. decidedly
premature. _______‘
~li. Fitch. 64 Wall street, cordially
invites the ladies to examine her pattern
bonnets and hatsou Wednesday. April 5.
The shoe repairing shop of Ernest
Bredice. at the corner of Wilton avenue
and Cro- street. wm broken tntri Sun-
day and 085 in fiveandtendoiiar bllb
werestolen. Therein asmall room next
to the shop in which Mr. Bredlce sleeps.
The money was in struck in this room.
Just what time the burglary was com-
mitted Ir. Brrdice h unable to state. lie
went away Bunday morning about 0
o’clock and did not return until after!
o’clock at night. lie found one
of the windowsin his ahcpwideopen,
hutthevsisnoclueto the Mar. The
553ch summits}. ‘1
AWA-anasetlaalaamm
undrmlmalliglt.
Alamsmoautof hides-washer
actrdatrinmsetiagotthsCoartor
lastulgtnt.
Ira. lsry WM.“ Kellogg street.
who fallonaaicysldawaikoaiietdsa
svsaas, breaking her arm.prsasutcda
eialraforflo. Ibsblflwmnfsnedto
insular-warm
madam-petition.”
mammalian-shoals-
yard. asking for a aawaroa that
We. Hemisphere-lied"
mwnmtdmwmsh his
proputthomtheoMapasouthatv-rm
”whether-animals.“
Mamashoatscom
Thsimgaovsmaatwcailcomaboatm
1 answers authorised to have the work
.widelntltempart. Thetvach
oouldbslairloathsacathahlaottha w
" r adjacsntroadw . ilssaid stern.» r. «a
mgmflmpflififlywn. fllw
3' and lipanoso ‘ llallings,
‘ Shades and llraporlrs.
”OH
erman & Son,
STREET. sou-m NOBWALK. cons.
“Mg”... .. - ,
and would cost “$5. Upon motion of My wife was confined to her bed for
Burgess Chicory the water commission- over two months with a very severe at
tackofrheumatism. Wecouldgetnoth.
ing that would a’fiord her any relief. and
as a last resort gave Clmmberlsin's Pain
Balmatrial. 'l'o ourgreat surprlsoahe
done. .
Ir. Cole stated that Woodbury avenue,
systrsotiuibs rear of lilmorertmn which
shrewd-Islet!“ Nu. wk!» had
”rm M N.” N” numb}. one
Ichhedltoprpssnttlw street to the her-
ough Themattsr , first referred to the
highway committee. Knuteeu £00.. Remington, Minn. 50
The bond of William Icilullen for cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stillaon.
.500 as borough bailifi was accepted. 3 3-
Auinvitstiouwtheconrt to be present
attire American Hecbuuins' and Com-
rany D's fair, Thursday night. was ac-
cepted.
A communication was received from
contractor Blakeslec asking that the sand
be removed from lain street and the de-
fects in the paving located so that they
could be repaired. Referred to the high
way committee, with power.
The report of the borough auditors
showed a belancein tiretreasurer’shands,
January 1, 1898. of $5,051.64; outstand-
ing orders, 36,038.02; deficit. 084.88;
court fees charged by the clerk until
January 4. 189-1. 01.35; interest on sewer
appropriation. not charged, $3.01: deficit.
087.09. The report was accepted , and.
filed.
At the request of Attorney Joseph A.
Gray, the warden appointed Benjamin
L. Follow, *.David Sheeban and Alfred
Austin to mess benefits and damageson
the Butler street improvements.
The chairman of the committee on fin-
ances was authorized to borrow 31,000.
Burge- Fillow thought search-basin
should be located at the corner of School
and Chestnut streets. Upon motion of
Burgms Glover the matter was left to the
sewer committee.
Burgess Fillow. chairman of the com-
mittee to report upon the acceptance of
Pine and Henry streets, reported favors:
bly. and Burgess Squires moved that the
streets be accepted so far as they were of
the required width. and that they be
worked at an expense not to exceed 850.
Themotion was seconded. but was lost.
ii. J. Hill. of the Norwalk Tramway
company, appeared before the court and
stated that the rails had been received
and the men telegraphed for toextend
the roadto the footof Spring Hill and to
aoonahletoget up and attend to her
lather lines You a Baby r
if so,get from your dru ' to-day.
Ear 25?.amle ({d DIE; land’s Colic
are. v yo ten as istreming
colic. Dr. 3am!
mediate relief b removing wind from
the stomach an quietiug the nerves.
giving restful sleep. Mother. think of
the worry and anxiety this saves you.
if your baby is teething Dr. Hand’s
Teething lotion for 25 cents. soothes and
relieves all pfiu. Sold bynll druggists.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
hilious colic can almost invariably tell.
by their feelings, when to expect an at-
tack. If Chamberlain‘s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhuea'Remedy ismkeu as soon
as tirese symptoms appear, they can
ward off the disease. Such persons
should always keep the remedy at hand.
ready for immediateuse when needed.
Two or three doses of it at the right time
will mve them much suffering. For sale
by (l. C. Stillson, druggist.
The more Clamberlain’s Cough Remedy
is used the better it is liked. We know
of no other remedy that always gives
satisfaction. It is good when you first
catch cold. It is good when your cough
is seated and your lungs are sore. It is
good in any kind of a cough. We have
sold twenty-five dozen of it and every
bottle has given satisfaction. Stedman &
Friedman. druggists. Minnesota Lake.
Minn. 50 cent bottles for sale by G. C.
Stillson. druggist.
WM“), which 'v'es iii is d pain,
and these I? spend???” 05st,:
tors’ bills an
beingB‘l’personsstthefeast?
iron mayhave the
begantoimproveaftertheilntapplioa— . .
Kemaaybynsiugftreguiarily shewas;.,
housework. E. H. Johnson. ofC. J. '
's Colic Cure gives im-
if s New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
(loo-
fiw have to pay $5.00
each forCactns B ' Cure to cure them,
what would he the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
inquire at Plaistml’s drug store where
aolvol and '
yet information about C ictus Blood (‘nre
.9‘
Not thn crowned headset own... and tottering
srchy,‘but to their Supreme Injustice. the
SOVEREIGN PEOPLE,
We are nmoeasful in pleasing the masses at all times. You "
will be pleued when you buy a can of the Golden Gate Sugar
Peas, picked and canned before sunrise, containing all of the ‘
freshness of the morning (low. If you have not tried thorn do so.
All previous quoted bargains hold good with numerous others.
We are making a big run all along the line. Catch on ?
CHARLES ”E. SEYMOUR,
leading Grocer, 33 Washington St.
Whence all this hubbub, this great commotion ‘ V
That stirs all minds from lake to ocean ?
And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will hear it,
» ’ lioiv We give nWorld’s Fair ticket;
' ’ ” And the why in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
" E. d. WAD‘HAMS. Proprietor,
PEflPlE's KIRK“. FREE DELIVERY, PElll'lE's HIRKET,
13 North Main at.. So. Norwallr. 21 W ll
Telephone call, 52-3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. | Teledhodzlall‘l??;l’rk
l
a
I I ‘-
- Colum bra Bicycles !
All of the New Models for 1893 now in stock for immediate delivery.
Get your wheel at once and save vexatious delays.
Columbiai’neumatic
Tires can be perman-
ently repaired in less
than one-half the time'f
of any other tire by \
our new method. \
o-é-«Qc; .
1 No machine in the
f, world can show the
record for durability
that has been shown
by the Columbia.
'/
Cll d th' l tl' f h ' -
o...$..“.'i..:£f...‘.i‘..‘f.§§:.2. 'igmwmfif‘ hi;'f..i‘2“.‘.i§.’°“’°’d‘“' “’°"°
EACH TIRE FULLY WARRANT“).
JACKSON BROTHERS.
58 WALL s‘l’BlliT. - - - NORWALI. CONN. mr‘llam
Taylor at Golden. gnfrrfsiumgqls.
Real Estate and Insurance ' " “ " ”"""*‘
“so...” mm on Will H. and l. co.
“Howlers gemxzsxgjrsaouso ENTERTAINMENT!
call and exnmfue our list. \‘t e have them in:
sale in every part or the cit y at moonshle
prices and on our terms. auzfll it
Music Hall.
Tues., Wed. and Thurs.
April 4. 5 and 6.
COMIC OPE RA. THE
Frogs ol Windham
l'mlcr the direction of the mm 1’. Mr.
Burton E. Learnt. assistedph?
75 lllllES Mill BEITLEIEI 75
comprising the» best vocal and dramatic
talent of the town.
Tickets 50c. including reserved seat.
l)l.~‘TfllC1‘Ui-‘_ NORWAI K.as.. PROBATE
Court, April 6. A. ll. MB.
Meters-i. written application has been made
to this Court for administration of the estate
of Rinaldo Jones. late of Sol-u nlk. in said
district. (“Watt-Pd.
Danton». That said npplimfi-m ln' heard
and determined at the Probate who» in Nor-
walk. on the nth all of A ril. Mt). fit 1”
o'clock. forenmn; and t mt pub to null: ethere-
ofbe rm to all persons inure-ted flu rein by
publis ing this, order in a newspaper having it
circulation in mid district at least five days
before soul day of hearing.
ASA Ii. WOODWARD.
it Judge.
DISTRICT OI" XORWALK. 11s.. PROBATE
(fourt. March 5th. A. 1).. lull
Rotor: Point. He said if Mill Hill was ’
cut down it would greatlyiaid the com-
pany in it; work; that the property own-
ers at that point did not object. lie
offered the following resolution:
Ruched. Upon the application of the
Norwalk Tramway company forachange
of grade and layout of its track in the
vicinity of klill Bill. that while tins
board does not formally alter and change
said grade and layout. it will not obj -ct
to the changes Indicated and specified by
the company's engineer. A. B. lilll. and
shown uponya map submitted by him.
mid map to be filed with the clerk of
this board. all of the grading to be done
in the street by said company with no
expense to the borough. except in the
change of the water pipes and the pro-
» Chl'iren Cry for
Pitc her’s Castoria.
Children cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
When Baby which. we gave her (310th.
When she was a Child, she cried for (‘astorhs
When she became Xian she clung to Moria.
Whrusbe had Waite gavethern Cam
tectiun of bathe sidewalk. [which children Cry for
shall not a part ' the i
work devolving upon the rnilmr‘ni 00m- P'tChe' 8 caStor'a-
pany.but which shall be cared for by ‘ ”III”
the borough. provided said railroad mm
pany shall leave said highway and also
the street, known as Smith street. In all
respects as shown on said map. and also.
provided. the removed and not
needed in Smith shall be deposited
by said company re designated by
the highway committee at a distance
from the workof not more than 1.000 ,0, . ",0
feet upon any of the borough highways, also sell severalloads of mannrefor cash. s.
of said committee sodesire. and, mrnl- 7- Huber. H (‘m- “rechflorwalk. a3 at
ed. that travel is not obstruc upon ”" .' .". "M“ " " ' ’ f
:aui nmmn inudnuuiiug such thangva Hfl.§l§k§;‘}};”fih?¥'§n7 “‘5'“
I . I‘I M l .
1:33:33? of th: $3.3”... com- éilfrgngmmgélscim‘_ .TM-afl'.
' , r
W!» “id “'0 mm W V” I” b“ r} ‘Wéfififimllmw “if":
"m""“m.§.11,‘$.$i.fi'fli.".mmo; 'r":’.c.':..m.;.r":-.- “comm-m
l‘fi W
em in its parent condition, but u would mg“ "’9"- T" “n“
requires double motor equipment. it
thehilloould he cut down about four
andrmchalffeetatthetop. throats
could easily travel over it with single
motor attachment. which would save
Aflsfililt.‘-bntlat:lr—Ilay.zrtpfill ll.“ 2i! linu-
c a .. limo ya in . oun
daughterof Alcxanderand ideliney Arc .
trlntemeut at South liurwalk. t'onn.
WANTED.
YAN'l'lfy—A work horas in a: I
‘ ran lumber wagon. W
a
iris-d refer.
ml. i=5 I“
al I
To user.
i um} u aawhonseont‘mas
street lower . Warm. Apply
in r. ill. John mum.m a
the company considerable. lie said the ' ‘ corradiontvnr Mainstrrrt. moon;
we. would not be disturbed. but “polygmggfimfl "films-r!-
wouldhe terraced. thus narrowing the rlunwwfifi gm... ,3, him, "g,
street slantssvevr and one-half fret. giv- m
'39.“. "'3‘.“ "i: ”it“?
is ailvefoot roadway each sided the sum lusts. loony-"or no
tra‘ck. and leaving the road twenty feet “a” 0'1" ”u 0"" m“ ”a“
«our: and More No. :Jamu
block. A
svsaradthst nflwsdnouh ion. QWfilMlmwfisntiml-md
k anti-guru liners: firs" meet. tart
surwaik. A l to J aii.ltaasp.lw
«month ”all. ran
Domes»... I'd-advent m .real
car no ilavlhart house on tits
that road: I rm resins ea
or. mumm...” a...“ or m
r torch-m. Apply to k A. Warm:
. .. .fi, 47”
a
mwmom. .. or
iii:
l his administration account to this (hurt for
,. normzami that all
arm or ‘
.Your Tomato Seed
Estateof Jnlm R. Vincent. late .5: Nurwulk.
in said District. deceased.
For salo- at Plaisted's and Hale's drugstores
The (‘onrt of Probate for the Disrrirt of .Vor-
at and after. l2 o‘clock. noon. Tuesday, March
walk hath limited and allowed ~ll months 5""!- Hit. 50‘ 0“" 5 seats Um b” obtained by
from the date hereof for the» credirnm of said ”M person At one time. m2} 2w
aisle in exhibit theirclafm-s forlwltlemem. . , ,
OPERA llllllSE. llllIWIlK.
Those who neglect to Irvsenf thrxr nrcuunts.
mperly attested. with u said tlmr. it ill be do.
garrrd a recovery. A‘l “mus: innirbtnl to B. P. ADAIS. ‘
_ est: "slum oxm’.
said estate It’d requested (0 Hill“ llllmn. Hate
I
{to} turn! to .
\lARY A. VINCEST.
Special engagement of the powerful actor
Adminisirmrix. with the will annexed.
N EWTON BEERS
will at ll
Summrtnl by thr- principal members of bin
(Brand 0 ra "HUMP, S. i... reduction.
inc uding the ncmmp ishcd
young actress
Lora. Addison Clift
in his masterpiece of melodrama
l lsTltlt‘TUi‘ XORWALK. m. PROBATE
Court. March :rlth. .\. i). but.
Estate uf Mary E. Lrl‘uutit.latt~uf Sorwalk.
in said Di~rricl.ilectml,
Tho-l'nurt of Probate fur the I>i~trlrl of Nor-
walk.bnth limited and nlluwml six nmnflm from
the date hereof for the r‘rr-nlitnrx ni «aid estate
to exhibit thr-lrrlalms fur nettle-1mm. Tinn-
who neglect to renew their acrnunh. proper—
ly attested. wit n said time. will be illltill'ml
a rumour): All persons indebusl to said estate
L t . l d
I .
are requested to make lmmeuli-tr- pa ’ment to
C. W. La:t‘lll'."l'.
m1" at it Executor.
l Isrnn'ror‘ Sortwux. $3.. neonate
(fourt. April Rd. A. l).. hill.
[Estate of Bridget “distill . isle of Kur—
- 'mler the management of lien Tuthlll.
HEW lil’llCIAlo SCENZIII'.
Positively drawn as advertised.
walk. in said llistrlrtulr .
Oltirlltlll. That the administrator exhibit
Great t‘oai liar Scene!
Marina's streets at Night!
And Jobs Vision!
adjustment. at the Probate oflln- in Norwalk.
on lire ltth day of April. it“ at fio‘rhiukmfter—
per-«ma interested in said
[state may he nlillllml thereof. the administra.
tor will cuuw lllln .mlrr to be puhllsmd in a
newspaper hm ing a win ulnlinn in said District.
New songs. Clever Dances.
and : -t . f ll: - l l l
Kane: truihxr’esttfthlgxr "Jana: d:.._”_ Nu all\ once in prices. Sealant: sale at Mitchell's»
rd last t welt. at last ten days brfore nalxi ltth
day of April. last.
AHA ll. WOODWABD.
It Judge.
A GRAND FAIR !
Will he held at the
ARMORY, Norwalk.
For one week. commencing
MllNllAY, APRIL Io.
l‘mler the auspicesof
00. ll. 4th Rial. ii. I. 6..
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Admission. I50.
4 Mnhslonz with coupons, its.
for farthn y. a: lnnl... . we Mr Jmtvaal.
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IS no out TESTED Still
llanlord’s Floral llall,
Norwnlk. Ct.
Cat-leases waited on applicant".
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mus-nurtures“
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