(‘1'.
.e’ feund at .
4 my. the 1” ' ‘
Furnishings ;,
0035,
So. Norwalk.
week is the balloons; cs-
39‘, the school year, and
will want '
r
Neiv Books.
youallgvndea used in our pub-
,.
Wealso buy
Wild-Hand Books
5: i
use in the District if they are
W condition. ‘
Bunember the place.
48 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
lhile lead,
, llils,
':;;v2ilixed Palms,
'TVarnishes.
Brushes,
Riggs,
.‘T—
[Romans
1th meme...
or"
mil-“W
W
I
.
,
We are prepared to furnish 1‘
I schools, either new or second 9
It‘ll. Plaisted :3.“ .1.
All lull, 3:31.
THE EVENING SENTIN EL.
um sown. near and m.
sigm'vf fimmm. e-ia.‘
lillatauAl-awaalarmw.
Geniuses hulls ,lligh’l'ids'law‘l‘i
at” at” at M. at m
law Isak lav-II Weather Manual.
‘l’heweatherte-dayuvumlssstobssenerslly
from ialr is partly cloudy. with slightly high
«temperature. possiblytellewed byte. and
lishtratnnsavtheceaat. 'lbmm'lowitpvem-
iasatoha ywarmes and ilom (air to
partly cloudy. possibly iollowsdhy rain.
worms run courier.
lav the less Popular lehael Isa-her In
der to be counted. must
THIS COUPON. in or-
be returned to ’1‘!!! But
.08! ”YOUR
School Teache '
‘3 l
I Is the Town of Nerwalk to the
l
lWorId's Fair.
,
COUPONS may hesentby mail.handed E
in at the eilce of publication. or deposited ’.
‘l. in the letter be: at the entrance to Tn ll!
f; Sun-nut. once. addressed to “World'- 3
5 m: Editor." 1
Mine Bertha Allen, Over Hiram. .
lilies Mary Allen Over River. ..
Mums-u. harm.”
Miss Addie Benton. Over lttver.
M Bennett. noovd.
lla
Miss lvendsn.
Flinn.
. . Franklin .
Bliss Mattie Gregory. Oomrd
t ......................
Hispanic coon”. rm Norwalk .
n m . ,rnnbury Pull!“ -
Edward ii. Samba". East Norwslk
tar...”
Mic-Josie Geller.
Mral. J. uu . East
Miss Carrie i. (ll
Miss ll
Miss
Mrs M. .
lites L J hi
. noses. any
Miss Annie Pardee canton...
kllu ......
orwalk . . . .
ins it
Mi 3! KW has . .
mandamus“ Miami.“ .
Hweflthamilverllivsr.........
one I'll! [1m
laws and oasis. oi ta. Day In no
[0de
lissBeile Bailey.oi Danhury.la the
guest at Iii- wm Osborn. Eastavenoe.
A lanes in {root oi Mrs. William
Keyeer’s en the old Bangamck
road was blown down Tuesday night. A
well-curb on 8J8. L'llommwlleu‘s
property, ' oi Cove street and
Third avenue; wm also. blown over.
cusses“ PIA—lit;
lllss Blanche Vanllooseavissick with
chickenpox.
llrs.Petcrlluckleyisaick. A Norwalk
doctorattelsda.
A daughter wasborntolr.sndlirs.
AllenOregoryonBuoday.
William Pabsrmfllew York.“ vb
itedhisparcntaiuthlsplacs.
Kate. the little daughteroi Joachim
Uehueprmashssusiek.
IsaWesd.oiltorwalk.basbseuvhit-
isglrachrlesflyatt. ,
Ir.sadlrs.0harlesltubyhava mov-
ed into his iatbw's heuaeithspbwd-
ville.
llaJehnEvantskiisveI-ydck. A She
is eased ier byherdaughteriromitsw
York.
Rev. 0. I. Pen. oi leather-walk.
preachsdinthschspeloe Bentley alter.
noon.
William and Sadie, children orwn-
. ..
u aE!»sfl§§l§3§=§§¥a€»5k§§.goafifizudodaicfigaa
SOUTH NOI'ALK.
'has ”Moro-rally arena»:
as‘lavlll.
GnsA. Gobleus. of Baltimore. is in
town.
likinlsWabbmtAnsoniaJsvislto
loglliss Kata anuagb, descent Ter-
race
Mischa Snyder [ism notice lust»
otherooiumnthst eitytareswlllbedue
andpayablelayi.
~Essternovelttss urn-cunwéo.
lies Ida Coley.oi' Weston. returned
homato day.aitsravisitwlthliss
, label Bests. Elmwood avenue.
liraOthoF.l!artholowandson.oi
1 Bridgeport,avsapendlngaiewdayswith
. " Inaud Ira. Bihdou.fllisaheth street.
Theannualmeetlngoithc Southor-
". walk Lawn Tennis club will be held
leoday night in the Aishackemo llotel
Councilmen Judson, oi the committee
on sewers. .advertises ior proposals for
laying a twsAVe-inch sewer through
I Gedarstrset.
—lluyler’s candy. iredi every day, at
lands. 61 Washington at.
A regular meetingoi Sherman Coun~
cil, Royal Arcanum. will be held this
evening. All members are requested to
bepvesent.
Vincentand Eddie Jones. oi Water-
town. sons of Rev. ll. W. Jones. are
. visiting their grand-parents. Kr. and
hire. 0. F. Tolles, oi Bavilaud street.
Nickles Warga died without medical
attendance this morning at be home, 23
Benton street. aged two months and
eight days. liedical Examiner Burke
will investigate.“
-—Lnthw Wright has just receiveda
carioad oi wagons. coneiattngoi agen-
eral variety (or pleasure and busine-
purpoeea. An inspection invited. Prices
low and every wagon warranted.
HenryECeleywas out with a new
butcher‘s wagon yesterday irom Luther
Wright’s works. It is first cia- ln style.
lettering.etc..and ismade in ILerght's
best manner.
Thesnnual msetingeitbe W.C. ’l'. U.
will be held at Its. Knights', ”marrow
aiternoou at 3 o'clock. As it is election
oi oillccrs it is dulrable that every
member should be present.
--’l'hs.~ new Easter goods at lam-'5 are
very low in price. _m__
All members 0! tbs Congregational
church and society are asked to attend a
meeting to-night in the church. at 1’ :5!)
o'clock. Hatters oi interest concerning
the church debt will be presented.
Thomas hicCabe stole a ride on s train
irons Bridgeport to New Haven last
night. in jumping irom a car he iell,
broke a leg and sustained internal injur.
lea. licCabe belongs in Birmingham.
~Iteasooable prism at Lane‘s depot
reshurant. Openalinight.
Hubert 8. litcbeii will enteruln the
Independent Social club at 117 West
street. tomorrow night. The quarterly
sleetlonoi omens will take place and
other important busine- will hotnes-
acted.
William ll. Home. Ind twenty-live
years. while intosimtsd last evening.
isli from the hay loft in theAmevlesn
llotel barn. at Warehouse Point, and
was instant” killed, his neck being
broken. Amothar and twosistsvs attr-
vive him.
Imiiarah fihesban has ssttled with
Norris Bbawets and Simon (loidstsin,
the Taylor avenue junk-sen, who hada
lamquantltyoignodsstoirnsematlms
ago. Hum-.5dward.wss implicated
luthesdair.
Ilusie Hall was crowded lat nidst.
and the presentation oi "l'bshopoi
Windham"wasgrsatlyssjoyedbytbs
large audience. The opera van more
smoothly “aluminum
and these weresomsnswisatmssoia
minorcharsctsr. ltwilhegivsaagab
tonight.
-—llessqsallty. vaiem. Also
mmwutW-kmm
Thespsetslrssstiagetstechheidssset
theMYorkszlavsnsadllsrttos-d
Railroad, held at law llavsa ‘llsssdsy
moral-5w the but ushering or
thshledlathshtateryeithsesmp-y,
“MW. as-hw oi tail-a
menthol-insiders! my sass!
84 WASHINGTON
The W Bertha 1.. worm-n
wmmmmms lousoi coal iov
John urns.
«fresh marshmallow drops, 96. shot
at lane's.
Jamesflodpmaudismiiyare me‘ ’
iromlisw York to their‘rsesntlypur
chasedrddenesoulettavenus. ‘ i
Sewerandwatsrpipesarshslngplaced
through Livlnpton place irons Cedar
strast.asdirsoted attiselasunestingoi
tbsCemmonCouncil.
~30: shad. ice; salmon. the. People's
Market, Norwslk and South Norwalk.
liremssllarry,Jr..thsTsyler svsone
small’poxpaticnl,” so isr recovered
thathsis able to be about the house.
The quarantine plaesdousome oi the
peoplsiuthatnslgbborbood.whohad
berneapesai to the disease, has been
raised.
NORWALI NEWS.
.5 flvseay Budget oi Items Iro- the
Minolta-va-
Theladlmoiilrace churchnsttrd 0&5
bytheluncheosthey heldymtsrday.
James Comics. 3 wile and daughter.
have returned irom asojourn in Florida.
Mrs. GeorgellJlaymondstllillea ioa
critical condition at her home on Harriet
street.
-—l’urs codes with purscream.5c. a
cup,dcpotrmtaurant. Opeoall night.
A bad break occurred this noon in the
Wall street water main. near J. A. Pin—
neo's swre.
John F. Colby is moving his household
iorniture irom )lain street into apri-
ments on Summer street.
A new gate is being put in the water
main at the corner oi Franklin avenue
and Maple street.
~Wiil rent oracll small truck iarm.
five miles irom Norwalk; good buildings;
rent "20. Address P. 0. Box 00, city.
The Probate Gmrt has appointed
George ll. Holmes and Christian Swartr.
appraisers oi the James W. Hyatt estate.
The visit oi Temple Lodge,oi West
port, to SLJohn's Lodge oi Norwaik.
has been postponed until Thursday even-
ing, April so.
The ioundatton tor the new house
whichtleovge 1. Burton will acct on
Eirncrcst boulevard is under way. Wil-
liam Sheldon is doing the work.
—A ireshlot oi tisb oi all kinds. West-
port smelt. long clams (opened). and ea.
in shad rues a specialty. W. l". hock-
wood's market, Norwalk.
Selectmen Dsskam and Baker spent
yesterday in Hartiord. They went there
to consult with the selectmen oi other
towns in mirreocs to the proposed
change in the pauper law.
Rev. and Illa. l. B. Brown. dBelleck‘s
Corners. New Canaan. have imsed invi-
tations ior the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Nellie E. to William W. Carmen.
Wednmday. April 12. at 8 p. m.
Captain W. W. linenoilielden ave-
nue. hasbeenawavdeddrstprias [or
sending the beat collectionoicurloato
thepresldeotoitbsCorvsspondir-g club’s
Atthe iatroithsAmevlcas linebac—
imaodCompany D.neat week.a hand-
mawordaudbsltwillbsvotedtotlm
swstpoouiarotleevletln Fourth resi-
ment.andahandsense0.U.A. I. col-
lartothsmestpepulsreounsiilerin the
stale.
—-Donotmlsa Philip Phillips‘lllustrsb
ed'lscturs In the that W
church nest Ienday «snug. Bishop
Viassssssys hissntsrtalamsat h “most?
Itch-cl My'a hssasvy at Wlanh
peak washrcksa letclast sight sad a
finsl’lytlelth link router ad pallet
wave “as.” ass-bar ei etha-
iowia liocias tothsthlavss has has-
obflaedJItlrJhsrdyhssssusplcsow
whethsgslitypartisssrs.
Atthsmssttagei thsdlrectorseltbe
lore-alkaline new comm,”
sighahnarssawasslsetsdadissetov
tellthsvsealcy comedy, by the death
oils-es W. Hyatt. it was was to
sqdpthsflaswtthtmsrsahtenasdte
”barbarian-stews
thshoshoithseo-yaay.
“WMJMM iter-
maswdflssklymaem-pauvshy
has no. pastas, on... My,
shrill-3mm "‘ We
-m ,-w -....‘-.~..... «mm
“.1 A. D. Ward'snewflomo house
Mahler.
W
STREET." sour
sofiiron. ,...
In. Willhm Hoyt has rennet! item
a visit with irieuda in New York.
In. litter, oi New York. is visiting
;atthehomeoiJsmssll.Btsveus.
‘ Tbsioundstion ismpleted iorlrs.
‘ onCat-
Mas mt am the bean in
Grantham thepsst iew dayson
mountoihislstber‘sillnem.
malpeopleilomtbisplaee attend-
sdthsEowortbLesguemsetingtnDan-
bury. Tuesday "suing. Owing tothe
btearrivaloithe train at South iter-
walktbeydidootcsuuectwiththstrain
enthemain line. and were obliged to
walkboms.
DABIRN.
Ilia! Dsakam is building a new barn
on her property on Ssdgwick avenue.
J. B. Ballsvdwasahie to come down
to the store for a short time yesterday.
Alonso Weed has no intention oi sell.
lug out his blacksmitbing business. a
reported.
Charles Goil. who is employed by
Groceryman Bates. in Norwalk. has pur-
chased a new bicycle.
Dir. and lire. Andrew Jayne returned
l-t evening irom their wedding tour.
when they entertained a iew iriends.
Heireshments were served.
A party oi surveyors went to Bay
Island yesterday to prepare maps and
layouts tor the proposed causeway. Ion
are at work trenching and draining the
WW"!-
Johu ilccker‘s horse ran away at Nero
ten Tuesday evening. George Menard
was riding his mustang When Mr. [lock-
er‘s horse started. and went alter the
runaway animal. catching him bciore
any damage was done.
At theannual meeting oi St. Luke's
parish. Monday night. the iollowinu
one... were elechcd: Wardens. William
E. Street and Frank Green; vutrymcn,
John W. Weed, Dr. A. C. Haw-es.
Charles Ii. Webb. Walter R. Bates. ll.
Frank Weed. L. hi. French and F. 8.
“tell; treasurer, William E. Street;
pariah clerk, Samuel Grumman; dele-
gatta to the diocesan convention. Frank
Green and Samuel Grumman.
lays There In its Trouble Brawl-g.
Tu: Snvnxu. has received the inflow-
ing communication from O. F. Ilene".
the recording secretary oi the I’ainters‘
Union:
Miler Soulful—[Mir Sir: In your
last mus yourciermi to trouble brewini
in regard to the I’ainters' Union. Please
tell the public that the painters' de-
mands have been given With a inc and
good WI“. and that they are working
harmoniome . with no orders
to make trouble; also that the boss paint-
ers had notice oi our action. and they
had hardly an work on hand that they
had con ior bciore the notice was
rven them. There in no trouble brew
ng. I can assure you. and the work will
as More the union existed. .
wast mew-sass Ian
Blair's-stunner to ansa'stbs
ethsrda! terms The it
girl tippadtbsdosrlatchsld ewly
uptothspoprletov.
“lismma ssat medown ion reishea
strings," and Susie lingered my
nervousiyas she looked into the a
hoe t‘.’snanturncdtesbnscbot
upon the wall and began to pull a can
set. 'l'henhs
want them!"
Susie looted lustsred. "i don’t know,
but I think shewsntathsmte kssp."—~B.~
touTranseript.
“WAD-
; ‘ ;
. ltvm taslaasly satin
shows hewhsnt'pirisss his
‘alsstrlealstudimtoflnd hiswayhmnswhu
“mmwm-fm
he done in a ilrstrclam manner, the mine .
A. Dickerm‘an &Son,
H uonwaut. com.
A Debut busine- msn hassdsulhta
ndalsoaconddmtlalelwkandthseend.
dastflalelmkhasiorsomstlmabsmattsn-
tivstothadaughter,huthehasnot-orhad
notammtthano—sufllclsntnours‘awwms
to the point. though the mm
goudnms kuowahaansvudonsanythlna
hmhfimoflJnghzmda-ifllow
making a call.
c more in. ,
“Ah. George." he said. “how about that
deal we wus talking about this attention!
D“ “3:“ use"
“ «I. . rep serge. "and Issues»
sdtosesyonthissvening and tellyou
about it."
“fly dear.” mid the iather. turning tohls
daughter, “will you retires iew minutml
George wants to talk businem for awhile.”
The daughter rose to go. but h-itated.
(JIWhydol have to gel" doe asked doubt-
y.
“Because. dear.” smiled the lather. “you
are: not interested. Why do you want to
my,"
She blushed and started out.
“Because. papa,” she twinned. “I'd like
tohcarGeorgstalkhnsinessjuatonec."
Then George get red, and the lather
looked at than both significantly. and the
girl fled—Exchange.
Believed liar ad has Caro.
Theatrong man sat outheedge oi the
sets and wept soitiy.
His was not the loud. tumultuous grist
that cries to the world at large. With the
possible exception oithe people in the next
ilat. his sorrow was kept within the sacred
mille- o! the totally circle.
His wife stood before him. Though super
fidall calm there were noticeable to the
them: tlnl observer evidences that. she had
be? jawmgl‘ him
I]: was sobbing iitinlly. '
-—-"hava t-Mried to canard yon irom
evil and be a bohelpmsrt to y-you."
Her eyes fleshed. but his face was buried
Eel?“ bands. and he did not observe the
"Who-when we were m-m‘msrriedkv
lie shiveretl
-——"you used to "say you were trt-tircd
oi thecercs oi wealth. l—l-»have relieved
you"—
lie managed to evade the Jardiniere which
mine hunting through the air.
Presently he might have been are: wcnd-
lns his way nervously toward the great
throbbing city—Detroit. Tribune.
My wile was confined—to her bed (or
over two months with a very severe at~
tack oi rheumatism. We could get noth-
ing that would allord her any reliei. and
as a last resort gave Chamberlain's Pain
Balm a trial. To our greet surprise she
began to improve sitar the first spplics~
tiou. say by using it mgularily she was
soon able to get up and attend to her
house work. E. H. Johnson. of t.‘. J.
Knutseu & 00.. Kensington. Min. 50
cent bottle for solo by G. C. Stilison.
druggiet; ‘ , »
li a New York millionaire gives a din-
3:50“ 5th avenue and Msmt. costing
.00. which gives 10 peep spepsia
and these pee in spend “AM. in doe,
tors’ bills and emu have to pay 05.00
each for Cactus B Cure to cure them.
what would he the saving per capita ii
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the (east?
Inquire at Plaisted‘sdrugetors when
can may have the problems solved and
yet ininrmatlon about C lotus Blood Gnu
can... use;
Pitc her’s Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pltchev's caetoria.
Wheullahywaadck.wenveber0nork
When-bewasatmlhlalmainliwt‘amorls.
Whenmehmmelimsbechmgtot‘mtoria.
Whenehehult‘hfldmsbepvsthemcaatorh.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Caster-la.
Eloise iomCohhactoisl'
‘KALID ' willbs received b the
Wm 7
t. Bower ittse until 1: o'clock. norm.
. April Nth. ll'l. ior Nougat.” oi a ll
i honor in t‘sdar st.. In at see with
or’h and s flattens la! tile In City liorvsr-
odics. in
II Monruovsn.
City surveyor.
A. a. ”30808.
Newer Cora. as at
on. one mus
BIASSES ll llAlClIii
Wiilrivs their mamas: Inhibition and
trusts nau.‘ urn soswamr.
Fits“ ening. April It
WW he
“masts: younghuabaud 0 he sad will imgnsbwii'gié I’Rufi
“in” “w hm.m_..m.. nu'n' i I ' l m
makesemsdouahsutallka ‘" . " "
m“... fimmwmrm
son‘s arch-tea.
mm will 1.. u Maistvd south
erwalk and n&. our stormllortslhwn
y.Awlifllt.alibc ollo cam.“
bacty’l‘ieJeis. - -
., mom-ism- wm' g.
Snflhymsmhsrsoiblamesasdatboa-"v'
Plant
Your Tomato Seed
NOW.
Ponderosa
ll ill! W mm :3
«so»
‘ vutvmns 10qu noon
Is viewFsastlrsr-awmsmrus mu." about
Netthecrownedheadaotaomeeileteaudtottering‘ ‘ um.
Itchy.bhttotheirsupremeusjesuu,oe 3 ,1
SOVEREIGN PEOPLE ”
. Wenresuccesuulinpleaeingthemnssesatellti ”
wrllbepleeeed when you buyacsnoi mooummeufi
Peas,picked and canned before sunrisecontsining allot the
freshneesofthemorningdew. Ifyouhavenottriedthesndose.
Allprevroue quoted bargains hold good with numerous others.
Wesremokmgabigrunnllalong the line. Catch on?
CHARLES 1E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St.
Whence all this hnhbub, thiafgrenu t com—ink“ '
That stirs all minds from lake to ocean ? otlou
And gave Mr. Bissoll the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will hear 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.
‘ E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEIIPLE‘S MARKET. FIEE llElllElii, PEBPLE'S liAIlET
13 North Main at. $0. Norwelk.
Telephone call, 523. I Satisfaction guaranteed. l zinggifl'fifigg
--1 ‘Coiuinhia Bicycles! ..
-—-—weo———-
All of the New Models for 1893 now in stock for immediate delivery
(let your wheel at once and save vexations delays.
Q 9"":
ColumbinPneumstic
Tires can he perman-
ently repaired in less
than owhnli thetime JV
oi any other tire by 1
our new method,
No machineiu the
world can show the
record for durability
‘ that has been shown
by the Columbia.
Call and see this elegsnt line of wheels heiore placing your orders. Wears .
bound to suit our customers. Terms easy. Catalogue irce.
EACH TIRE FULLY WARRANTED.
JACKSON BROTHERS.
58 WALL mun. - NORWALK. CONN-mmd‘m
‘ gum" 1" “gamma.
“Iii US‘I’C "HAIL. "south “iiorwaliéfééhn.
Tuesday Evening, April ll,
THE llIBBE SPECTACULAR COMEDY Cl].
——IN——
HIS NIBS AND HIS NOBS
Headed by the Queen of Burlesquers. [M SIDDUIB.
Superb Orchestra. I0 Solo Artists.
This piece will be presented with BILBIIII UNITS, etc.
“MISSION. 35 and 508. RESERVED SEATS. 5|] and 150.
Chart at Pluisted's and Hale's.
PARADE AT NOON.
ad
Taylor & Golden. H 54.53....
Bea|§§g§3§gggllpguance um no u; an no.
.m': 23:"; human?“ ENTERTAINMENT!
rail and examine our list. \\ e have them in:
sale in every partoi the city at rvamnahir
M uslc Hail.
prices and on my terms.
-. , , , “M Tues. Wed. and Thurs.
‘" "”' April 4. 5 and 6.
(‘031 I( ' OPERA. THE
Frogs of Windham
l'mier the direction oi the corn r. Dir.
Burton E. Leavitt. swimming;e
15 lliliES Mill BEITLEIEI 15
comprising the best vocal and dramatic
talent oi the town.
Tickets 50c. including reserved seat.
For sale at Plaisted's and Ilale’s drugstorm
at anti alter ”o'clock. noun. 'luseday. March
3th. I’m. Not over berets can be obtainedby
one pemn at one time. , mflZw
A lilllllll FAIR !
“'iil he held at the
ARMORY. Norwalk.
Forum week. commencing
MONDAY, APRIL i 0,
i'mivr the amok-ca oi
CD. ll. Aih REEL C. I. ll.
lllCillll CllllICll. Nil. 4. out
I OWBR part oi house. 5 moms. “' odvrard
A avenue. below the bellmunds. Rent at.
Apply to E. A. Woodward. n6 ti
OWEN. floor 0? No. 7 Seymour Plfll‘t‘. three
.4 doors irom West Avenue. a5 iw
QTORE and apartments. Store No Llamas
L block. A srtmeutsin new house ont'mse
street. lower . . ion at once. A9 is
to i. St. John Lockwood. trustee. ml)
’l‘llh‘. Woodward homestead. inclmiin two
large harm-.on-hard. [anion plot. wn.
ctr. llent w per month. Can he lea-ed iur
stem oi years. inquire oi thaw-"2.0mm
ol the Old I'eil Cigar (30.. Ill Washington st.
m3 ti
\ SEVEN-ROOM house in Rood condition.
A I5 Day nth-ct. South Norwalk. ticnt Sill
Apply to (loom F
“fitters. at (from: k
’53“??? ["39"
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5‘70!!! No. ‘5) North Main sl. Upper floor oi
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