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STURTEVA'NT’S BARG iN HOUSE
soars MAIN sun anti WI. sum sonwamt
N08 or $500.
iiiuir issuer. tarmac
( ‘ ‘ .. ‘I‘oat A“
“MET“! nous» entire run “
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so
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An udieaes that died thespaeioae
hall of the Franklin unlabelled.
utmost, tut nightlisuasltowhetwse
prononued one of the neat subtle
musicales ever given tale-tit lerwnlk.
It was arranged by the-Wheel eh.
ot’ti, wnrutluofliass Harlem
lay true-n. seam,‘ ‘ "
Charles Baker. Clidovd flares, ltobvrt
liliirier and William (honey, and the
receipts, together with the sun to be
derived front so illustratsd'leetnre by
Rev. B. o. Sherwoorlmexi Wednesday.
will he used to defray thorny-ocean!
the class attendant upon their grades-
tion exercises and reception
The programme opened with spiano
solo by lfiss Aims. Danninpherrerr
dating of Pietronh's ”Humming 0"
code” bei'demvely applauded. Iol‘h
Whittaker sang “Light of Ify Life." by
Jordan. and in response to the encore
ave Bgsfayfizmblanl'la‘d “Tell Berlin;
er , c accompanied
murmurs it, Dannie. Walter ileum
and Willie Jessie plated a dnett for vio
line, the, youthful art
Tl. ”"9 0! use "Ilium .
telegram Irina lad laws to the far-l
1" ‘“'m llull’ 15.90! A' at the late Isles» 'l'aylev.
“0N [MID MI? lldll’l.
iy
Atabonth’clooh thlsmnrnioceteleo
grant was received at the honest liaison
‘ , ’i'sylor,Jr., stating that his dolomite.
Mflnhmmtaf ran. lliubeth Andrswemno went to New
.70!” ”erasure-am Aloe-atrial. York city, Batnrdsy, to are friends. had
no iii-mm of tar undula- at been injured. and needed that tiles
P" Veer. , lfaripoaa Taylor sundown. Shale“.
and indiscriminate alinsvgivinx and the “9' mi ,
mummmd‘mw r. not!” 10 and ll oclock number
the motto under which, the new cross- “‘9'”, WWW! 99‘9"“ “'9'
are.» known as a» smear Relief as- A“"!' "9' ‘2'?!“ W"!-
satiation W. m u the Afltc- WINE” bmlhi “in M
lunar, last night. The work of the intelligenceof “MW“-
sloolatlnn will b, similar to that carried No particularssre known to the family.
on in 3m”, and East Kuwalk. lire. Andrews is survived by two chllv
MThere was a good attendance of ladies dren. "‘f’fl‘dff‘fm _
mm». layorKaslsr called the ,
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a! a” c I ‘ ahd : WITH” “we; lorwalh congregational church.
the committee “PW izetion pro The quarterly meeting of the Norwolk
rented the f . "ram; ' . Christian Endeavor Union was largely
”ml.” Conn. Feb. ‘ 1“. attended at the Norwallr Congregational
To Mr Honor, the Myer: our new “kWh” I.“ night.
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no la. Ila Borrowed at loliuaas' Livery
liable, Oats-ably to Carry a Inoaiartoa
. . their right, tar-lanes a ltroiig Link in
I . the chain of Evidence.
Prank .lmlrlair. an employ. of the
Adams Express company, who was
dressed with burglarizing Henry Tilly’s
carriage factory at an early hour yester-
day morning, was before J ustice Barrett
' yesterday afternoon at .5 o’clock. Prob-
ablecauee was found and the accused
was bound over to tho next term of the
firtwrior Court under bonds of $500.
A number of witnesses were examined
in the course of the hearing, the first one
being Charles W. Seymour, the night
meant A. Salmons” stable. He states
that after 12 o’clock Monday night,
Littlefsir came to the stable and asked
‘ (or: bag, which was given to him with
%injunctiou to be sure and return it.
is Little-fair promised to do. Unatrspp-
in; a belt. from around his
y and
. . tsplayin anoper- critter has m m in the y The subject of the creating was “Ad-
opening his thing, he etufled the bag atit‘ “1“:an "a", 0" .. - W .. The . .
. , . ' . ’ . . . th
”Mung”, The bug in which an d “cm” 0'" tiorrthat wow Ilea Chrbtlan annotation rooina and same exercises opened in u
would state that a committee will he in
“undersea each day in the weskJroni
‘gkzgsflf noon, toliearortoreceive
a rent an need n or
persons, direct or indirect, {typfayvonal
the tools taken from the factory were
found waniudentitied by b'eymour its the
one be lent to Litticfnir.
Officer (iladstono stated that he was
onduty on the North Main street boat
praise service, the singing being led by a
choir of twelvo voices. Owing to other
duties, Rev. it. 0. Sherwood, of the
South Norwalh Baptist church. could not
done credit to older musicians. Ilh
Joe (letler aceotn . ll. hPorte
Sebastian, of Btarnford,.san twosonp
by Meyer Heloiud, "The lly Qnu~
, ., A . tion,"nnd“’l‘lie Double Loo." lie was application 0;;me at and v Jabos Bat-km of West-
after 11.30 ocloclr. About lull), while . . . . . .
_ hewasin front of Nash‘s store, he heard ggflfipt‘gfi’gtgé gr fingg‘cgrgafi: Man in: would recommend or ask W“.- ‘M “l“ "c“ “"3 lesson. 130‘] RM-
anoise and glancing across the street he Mabel Hoyt 8993 iflcultand beauty “I” l several churchaa. NBC» "with ' I” llart,of “w“!‘me’e‘ 9‘1""-
Tbcn camp the address of welcome hv
saw some one come out of the alley near the mini, Rev. 1'. K. Noble. fol-
ties and all innevolent organisations will
Tilly’s carriage factory. The man had it
ful selection for mandolin, In dubbed mater with this my”. ,0 that '8
style, displaying much still and exhibit-
on his back. When the officer - . . avoid double relief to persons makina ‘0‘" l’, ““9 Film-9 0‘ ”“3 50¢va
sailed toward the fellow he droppcd lgftit'gmfi'tanagSm‘s. E b32300, "’9 application to our seendation. We ,5” ,Lf‘f“ K 51'4“”. and the treasurer,
theirs and fan, going up Ann street . - would m a,“ .u, have arrangedto 0. “rotor Aiken. The mil-call bythe
Streieslri’s “Yesterd’ay.” and sang it ”if,
responding loan encore with "Runny."
Mrs. George VanAlstyue was amp-ii-
m' m“ Iiu'gawo‘iadrtw :1: pleaai '
son contri u a t 8‘
banjo duett, and gave "Push Those
Clouds Away,”a most excellent banjo
selection, for the inevitablaencorc. Hrs.
Ida 3. Keep interested and amused the
audience with an original and «manly
entertaining mono lies admin!!!"
Theo not drew his revolver and tired
three shots, but the mun went down the
track toward the depot. Picking up the
has the officer found Captain Uolcgrove,
and other they went to the police of~
lice. meet- Gladstone then went to
Solman’saiiiblo and found out who bor-
rowed the bag. Front there he award
to the express office and wound until
2:10,'when Littlefair came along rho
depot platform with tvm lrieuds. Little-
ser'rulary showml the following
mutation of delegates from the various
varieties of
meet with the selectors: of our city and
town and inborn-workers in thisasso-
ctalion to help and to aid our fellowmen.
We would shim respectfully ask that
anypsrsonsw ngtosenr an contri-
butions to this association wo'hid send
them to the Norwalk Belief association.
care Young lion's Christian association:
that a card be stretched to eaeli package
«article, so that the clerk may es an
accurate account and stirs the . orior
the union: Georgetown
ti: Brim! liter-r. 6; South Norwallr Con~
greptional 22: South Norwuilr Ba t,
l7: Norwiilh Congregational, 56: lltotl
tirmgrcmtional. 5. A hit number of
nit-tubers of the Epworth ie of the
'orwalk Metlwdiet church were ciao
[wt-sent. rut well as many friends of the
of the best racing. Mr. B
licthodist, l; Westport Congregational, f
lively work at the nine
noon. though the
M'wur.
THE
large number of buyers to the store. and not one will go away disappointed
“ Don’t be side-tracked. The bargains 'are ’ liars- ‘all me ” "
W- Miiiudbll Sis-boar
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I’ll! BOYS HIKING Till BEST 0?
“ Till "KB BLBIGIIING.
lane at the old Imrltsa lasts on the
how Pails Yesterday Afternoon-Jute
“ nee-ants" used with hapl- to In-
no tlis Brushes.
"The boys are making the most of the
”finishing, and every afternoon they
are out 0n Newtowri avenue in large
numbers. and the pace at which they go
ina‘kes it attracti- vs and interesting to
many who line the thoroughfare to
witness the britshm. ,
The town favorites were out yesterday.
“Phil W.," owned by J. E. Woodhull,
was a great horse yesterday until he cut
hlaquarter nits badly. Morison Ho t‘s
‘fibpsfuuifio it very lively for evey -
body. Isaac Hamilton sat behind re
veteran “Jack Splan," but the th was
too crowded to cut him loose. t ough he
downed "Topsy" on the up stretch in
the liveliest single brush of the day.
Duck‘ham Lockwood ou'oyed the
wt th the rest, behind a e Stepper.
. H. Smith stood by yesterday and
saw the fun, he havin contributed his
share for others on t 9 two previous
days. David Finch rather surprised the
boys with his chestnut pacer, 'nnd Coun-
cilman Sebauh was “in it" with NPete."
Stanley and Charley [owndes were out
mhml I y': learn. F. A. [faueEuiilth a
~osr o ‘oungeters or in not.
belpedtokce t path lively. George
Gregory's cot showed it fine cli l, and
Thomas Gregory's young mare ill some
urnhnm, of
Compo. drove it this team of ministers.
and strangers from adjoining towns
cattle in to see and add to the sport.
The slei '11: has been of the kind bait
or , and the- most has been
roads or it. There will probably be
cc this after-
increutngtem ratum
may make the going a little soft.p9
CAMPER?!“ CELEBRATE.
New springDress Good:
5 REPRESENTATIVE SORTS 5
40-inch Fancy Stripe Cheviots, new styles, I 5 cents a yard
50-inch Navy Blue Storm Serge, at 25 cents a yard
40-inch Figured Dress Goods. White. Black and Colors; at only 29 cents a yard
40-inch Changeable Goods, all Wool. 39 cents a. yard .
All-W001 French Flannel, just the thing for waists and Outing Suits, only ' 29 cents a’yal’fl‘
Muslin is Muslin. and it you know it, come and exercise your
judgment horo. ‘
TWoiily yards of Brown (lotion Cloth, Ili‘l inches wide,
‘5
lo ' ' a. - .
{m "a pm“! “we, am,“ “cm of 0' "I866! “d maggnldns imvifllbl! credit in, mm“ «minty. l‘rmident Henry 0. Bailey an- aru- rim-u Aisalvera-y of Their Union 0“" .-cent Brown Cotton Clol-h. this week, per yard. 5}; cents -
breaking into Tilly’s, While urauing ggamtsfigfiwn' :3 m may?“ w‘ ‘e‘i‘mm' ”I“ iiiuemll‘rh 'T‘""“"-’{L';h" -',' "g”??? ".2," my"; "‘"m‘ " "M" ”mm" “Fruit of the Loom” bleached muslin er ard I
themau 0“ “A“ street, the 0 cer‘uo- dialect recltationin berinintitable style. 0‘ the' w, 0! Norwalk, m" ”I [he hiipg‘iilkins‘z‘hairrusn nm In ‘ V“ The "0".“ carpenters “d their it? .P y ' 7 cents
matron 3:: 23.2“: "n it”: it‘ll: 30"” T"""°°"‘“‘°'°""‘°“°" mfdfiflmwaiifi‘ fight?! Mm. Etuilv L. lily of llavtomnigv, N. iflendsmm merry 1m nisht. the oc- Ofli’cafie “Lnngdom Muslili- Worth 9 cents 3 Yard. 110W 7 onto
‘ r P' '3 a e Rowini, was a creditable effort ald . g .), J,. nvr-aiiéihlmai till)" "lnterdenomi- casion being the third anniversary of the - I c
“Egon'fgln‘fidwfi‘flffww, ed u dawned the ”cm“, which hemvwd- 2‘Mmgaz'23', “mgfl'l‘f‘: W‘" f‘g; W22...“ H mm“! ,mtm m m, or mimic“ 0, me C" Mm. Union u-i Bleached Sheeting, 25 cent quality. now per vard '9 “ts
toolsnrriyd kngvgathryrameeagmlhrs “l: g‘: roifldnm‘l‘“; ”fig” :‘gka‘x should zivsris a small can‘trflht’tim.” in ' "WWW“! “2““..“lmlue'i’c‘2: Tlfeelercietn,beld in no: of Temper: 45inch Bleached Pillow (‘ueo \lusliu per yard “ l i I | ca ts
. Some were in the blacksmith shop c . mom“ would smut ton large “1' “PW" “"3 “MW“ P. ‘ ’ ' i I ‘ r 0“ y
in "(whiting 1:31” iua glint in the mi: gzufigl‘f“fii:°§m" fif’fifffig angnwvgnhmmgm her: hat! 3:73.?“A'fiegg‘ waf‘fg’ngfi: 131.3%!" "0d :2?)sz $921: One case 13-inch (‘otton Diaper i ten yard plows per piece 39 08;” 'y
room w irc, been when open. t g cart ) v tore aw any , . - . . . been i ‘ 1 " . v c, “
gigs! moonlit-be bxrxlar had Preoe- :fgfirggiw’ ff. 8.3::ng "Enid“! mmwm‘ "W "M." a...” 3'”.mr"‘2‘§'.2'r'..”‘pmm 2‘: 1m“ gig mm'°""’d d” ”'9‘" maimmhli- Ocelot 6-4 Chennillc Table Covers worth $1 "5 each 99 . “ta”
a net the door on forced it open. forenco'reNi-idlin er‘sdaiat "Serenade“u‘” ‘0 0i"- K ' 3 . " ’ The programme correlated of musical ’ I ’ " ’ ‘ ' 00 J»
' - . Inrfllonln,“ ., odd. _ , . ‘ - .. - .,
at} 52:13:31 i‘i’é’u‘li'Z r3; finialmdi Mr, swam” [idem Jam“ ,0, Rev, 5, ll. Watkrnethm presented a “i" Him”; wm_--“i‘ml;°,fm m and literary selections. lulenpemd wm, Handsome White leia, Marseilles hnrsh. each. only 98 can“,
force of Adonis‘flxpreeiischmpitn'y “Elk violininiiruanner thlat minim hint ‘0'”!"“‘Mngflgflgflnflzlsgl audience with irmuflteiiif her own ox. addresses by J. W. Scully and W. A New Patterns in White Vainsook (beaks 'lnd Ritipes 9 d '
- ' assume 0 unusua a y, gave ' . ' rsriencointiat inc. ' . r - ’ i . . ' . ~ , l 1‘ nl‘ .
:1;:;ha:sl‘i::$ aggluhlnttiefairmrboult, for encore apoetlcinte rotation at the I." :3, ’ andsctron on theremaindn i Thu consecration met-tin ‘ led by (l. Mctguillanmf the Lentraanhor lnion. l“ F’ ' ‘ i y 10 cents
‘ y , err-poy wit beautiful interment. rout "Cavslleria was de ed until a further meeting. Whiter Aiken w“ unusuall‘y interesting Their remarks were open the labor ques— envy lglu‘ed ( rope Cloth, fast colors, l’” yard,
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. l ’ iiirtici led in b mun members
"The Armourer'e Song," from "Robin CM'MTW'Mvm'mM“m“"' of this‘ nuiorf.‘ in they abserli-e of Rev.
hoursas himself, but was of! from 9 to .. . . The executive com g - ehr . .
ll - , Hood, which was well received. The ”fl“ ’“9. were “11'3“ fl. Beard, the benediction
l ' nday ”I'm" H” ”mm“! ‘"‘ the interesting entert-lnment concluded Haste. 1' R 7"“"m' W. 3" liaisons, enticed by Rev. Mr. Hart.
latter hour and remained until nearly 1
o'ckick, when he asked the Witness to
work the Washington express, telling
him he was going to a cock fight. Little
fair, he said, returned in the neighbor-
hood of 2:15 or 2:30 o'clock. lie didn't
In any rooster around. and never knew
Littkfalr to go to anything of that kind
before. He thought the prisoner had on
adark cap and a short cost, at that time,
but no overcoat. Tin-re was no train
which he could take to leave or return at
the time he did.
Officer Pennington instilled in being
present when Officer Gladstone mode the
arrest. He thought llittlcfuii' had on the
clothing that had been described.
Samuel Kittredge, employed in Mr.
Tilly's factory, stated that he owned the
box from which the tools were taken.
lie thought hebad seen Littlefsir about
the factory on several occasions.
The prisoner. in his drfeneoetnted that
belied been drinking a grout deal and
was very drunk blonds night. lie
wanted to go to a rooster lhght and take
abird with him. lie remembers going
to Boluian's stable and getting the bag,
than to the hennery of his half-brother,
Joseph Cookerham, on Monroe street.
wherelie secured the bird, and started
for Five Mile River. The Worthington
“plus passed him at the second bridge.
near where he met the gang, and they
recorded to a barn and started the light.
a the that “fly" some one shouted
"cops," and the crowd scattered, some of
the men catching upthe bugs, and others
thermten. [in grabbed his bird and
started on up the track. its was unable
to in thenauiee of the men in the party,
all tone. a man called "Blurr," from
Stamford, being strangers to him: nelth~
or could he definitely locate the barn
where the light is mid to have token
Thomas O'Donnell, lira. W. ll. Health,
live. 3. B. Pond and Miss nary
Armin Hyatt.
. B. J. Hill delivered an address
upon indiscriminate altos-trivia}. He
said that, while there were he of
My poor. there were also lofsof frauds.
started the Relief mutton
fandbyeuscribing W. Iayor Kinder.
representing the Muses Keeirr &
Selleekcrinpan],donatsd one hundred
haunt flour. . A. Osborn subscribed
tit). and ‘2 in bills were departud in the
ballot hos.
it was then voted to divide the town
into twenty—four districts, to be named
by relief committees dated from the
diilevent churchmen olhrwa:
Grace church-Irv. 8. ll. Watkins.
Ills W. 5. health. lira. Albert Davis,
"Magnum!” 0'” a it it t in:
c are ~ re. re ' e.
in . llitchcnek, ltrs George ll. lit.
on "two-rec .. ..
ur ry at , vs.
II. . Billinsan, Ira. J. Elicitation
Ili- Ernnra C. l'artrlek.
Methodist church-lira. (looms W.
Raymond. Ilsa. Thomas hurling, lfrs.
W. I! 01 , llre. A. ll. lalktn.
'eehnreh—llrv.W.
St. Pan 'e church-Ira. tori llanford.
llise Julita listen.
ttmiir
room-us 'mo tonest Ilon~
daylight» the Ian'strlstian
parlovl,wlr Iiweredonated
ans
P’omwing the devotional exercises it
two ion was held in the chapel. where-
n mi lotion was served.
Thi- nest mocti of tho union will be
with a piano solo by Bliss Bertha Adams.
t‘l‘irehgopular "invitation a la Valse," by
0 I'.
uooiii.~ sni'fi‘isoiui.
Pleasant Paras-pita “about Nova-ll
People and thlr Fm
Miss Agnes Sulclitlemf firooklyn, is
visiting Mrs. George R. Vaudletyine.
Mrs. Kare Glynes, of larietta,0hio.
is visiting her uncle, Dr. Glynes,oflil
Berkele y street.
Miss Maud l. Keliortu. of Center ava-
nue. left town this morning to vielt
friends in Boahm.
A sur rise mty was given to Mr. and
Mrs. W lliam A. iitevene, at their horns,
8t Sleuth Main street, last night
Miss Kitty Campbell, of Weapon, who
has been the guest of Miss Harte Keene,
of Leonard street. returned home last
evening.
I). W. Raymond, of the tins: of
Raymond a Sons, furniture dealers, will
leave town next week for human,
Florida.
Miss Nettie Miller, of Katonah, N. Y.
returned home yesterd- afier a visit at
the horns of her uncle. yid Iiiler, Bel~
den avenue, Norwalh.
The Four Hundred club In Int night
at the house of It. and In. Chart. 3.
Stevens, Falrfleld avenue. Twenty
members were present, and shamele- annotation
was most enjoyable. Whlat was the 1,, m MW» one or up, at.
leading feature. rectovv.
Norwalk social are looking ”WWW” “MW
L°l5'r‘"'i7'll' “Kym.“ Wolas'e setter cosrs.
a rite mun tsrkfl.. M” v m i-
aflair will be given thedaaalaselassvs m... 3?...“ or: mm ‘
'l"°‘{.“"’;‘ :3? g .33? “d. The Wis-en’s Relief Corps gave a very
3%,, M 0' ""7 ’ acornfal aauvtalaneat lass night in
“manusmmmwm
slabs. street bridge. A large audience. which
brain last-dad teeny ins-hm of Douglas
illidfll’llla DANCIIS.
tic-rs Who Were dean at the Knights of
col-saline lastsbls. lead” Hint.
Among the ladies on the door at the
Knights of Columbus sociabln, Monday
night, were Misses Mamie Smith, Lillie
Powell, Marnie O'Bullivan, Nellie Shee-
ban, llary Tole, Abbie O‘Reilly. Rose
l‘lynn, Annie Shoeban. Jennie Tully.
Annie 'f‘nlley, Ifaniie Layden,
(lilieithorJhmrio llsrkine, Julia Lou hlin.
Ketie Brennan, Marnie ilennseey, lla
rum. Alici- O‘flcarn. Lizzie Gil her
“nitrite Callahan. Marnie Ellie. y
Mason, stole Dunn, Mamie Gsllney,
Jennie (l‘llonlilian. Lizzie Clou batty,
ltarnie l-‘ell, liainle Siauaon, bera-
llylaod. Josie Wood, finale Murphy, and
Ella Henley. Miss Kitty Creaith was
sent from Danbury. and tiles Rose
if” from Brooklyn. Other guests
were rattlerandsriiniitthrs. flatthew
Burns. and tire. William Ifcltahon. The
«carol: was at 9 o‘clock. led
illlarn liyland and Ilies Haney. But
are graceful dancers, and they executed
several proud figures.
William ytsnd made an excellent
floor manna: and was efficiently aided
? ll. .1. run, I. J. Rtordan,’l‘. W.
1"“. and ii. W _llayea. 'l‘l'i‘s cog:-
ni tmonarranpsnieate. upon w on a
success at the ball largely da dad.
were Bernard Tully, W. A. Burl eganie.
P. if. Dwyer. Marauder Smith. and W.
ll. iiylaad.
wnsrmii aorta“ dirowr‘r‘iour.
luau of Various Kinda that Will Tale
tiara Meet Candle u‘ht.
looting of Buchlnxton Post, 0. A. El,
Namath.
llrrtingof Pilgrim (Toenail. 0. ii. A.
ll, liorwalk.
(invocation of Washington Chapter,
It A. It. llorwalk.
. Misha Division No. l, Ancient
_ Orderof therniana. Norwalk. ‘
Resets: Marisol Butler boiler. lie.
'1, I. 0. 0. F" in the lodge room in the
lion Theatre bellow.
Attorney Joseph Taylor appeared for
thematic. Littlrfair was not represent-
on by counsel.
A new rbarw Ill tho om dovolo «I
this up. A mun round on r.
'l‘illfandrtstcd that blonds n htabout
o'clock while going to in nine he
Marathi-treble holin- in tho carriage
shop and when lioprnw-rl by he now a
tallmanwalklng about the roar of the is
He paid no attention at the time
to circumstance. run! than ht noth- '
unfit until ho mu] yearn y after-
noon, of the burglary and illitliifair‘ri or»
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worm with llr. birth-lair. and is ‘
lbsoptllon thathe is cutlrel innocent
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herhandled thousands of dollrit‘s in
many and valuables. ”w” ”m" " “m"
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The songs b Hours. A. Williamson, , ,
George Alby. Moore and William Drew,
were ureatiy en‘nyed. Harmonica solos
by William 3. mill: and George Whit-
lock, accompanied by lira. Smith on the
piano, were repeatedly encored. A.
loDonald‘s solos upon the corner were
excellent, as were the renderings by tho
uartettea from the Elastic Web Weavers’
nice and the (iermenia Smugcrbund.
Charles Greenwood 'ned further lau-
role as an elocution st, bringiu down
thshouse with his renderingo “Pat’s
Patent fledicino Scheme." The piano
solos bv ll. Brunz, were played with
much shill, and the dramatic elicits of
John 8. Chase, of the Cigar Mskers‘
Union. were thorou lily appreciated. A
recitation by Willie we also took well.
Following the exercises a bountiful
collation was served. Durinf the hour
spent in eating. Messrs. Wh dock and
Smith and Mrs. Smith favour-d the es-
semblsm with several selections, while
Joseph bitlay exhibited his skill in the
terpslchoroan art. The atlair broke u
shortly before ll o'clock, all being we!
pleased with the entertaining powers of
this successful organization.
A!” OYSTER ti’l‘llll’ IN (VOURT.
§T0RE,
Wall Streets. Norwalk.
THE 805 ON .
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THEODORE OLSE
Bl Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
A Special Silt to March bill:
[If ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes. 387'Pairefl
of ladies’ Turn Shoes Worthfilifil atlllluari‘air.‘
:THE aeoveus TH‘E
uuuu strum u out
Shoes, iuatlo i'o ' u lurfie
4n“ lity, that failed just
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Property?
A grave question about oysters was
considered in the Civil Superior Court
at Bridgeport, yesterday afternoon, be-
fore JudpShumway. it was whether
an oyster is real tale or whether
it is pteonal pro rty. This I
a dellom matter that. Judge Shumway
it)“ be obllaed to determine when he
makes his decision in the case of Phebe
Shatter vs. Willinrn 8. Reed, of South
Norwsik, trusm. Eight years ago Shaf'
d: (to. the oyster growers. owned
«grounds near Stamford. Geo
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pmgflgu,2l'”"”&”fi,‘hm.. pairs oi Louushur'y, Mathewson dz. Co’s Fine Ladliih’ ,
ll. lnietead now seeks ' s
to foreclose the «new. miss lteerl.
represented b Bit-ell Frost, of South
Norwslh. andJudxe John ll. Penn, of
Bridgeport, liar suit and it has
dth. rim," mill" will“
are me
that oysters are real estate and can he
in?” fillinrnw swerved his decision.
the mount lave red by the mortgage is
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Malta. he Ier laurel!" lashes-d.
A well-dressed woman strum from
the tilt train this morning, and visiting
the hotels la the city, looked over the
registers. ithsrsfussdtoelve hernsue.
buissid ahswssloohlaa forties-husband.
store on Broadway, New York
slow the goods were shi pad.
Louusbiu'y, Mathewson do 00. says: “This is positively the nest
lot of Ladies’ Shoes over turned out oi our factory.” I therefore
bought thorn, and for ([50 (layer will offer them at half price,”
tollows:
200 pairs bodies' button and lace welt pet. tip 'worth 06.00. at 2.50.
too pairs Ladles’ button, welt. pail. lip: worth, first), at 02.25. ‘
r00 pairs Ladiee’ button, 0. B. tip. worthmw, at 02.00.
Also another lot from Parker, Holmes & 00., as i'ollowyrg ;
lilo pairs Ludfes’ welt, worth ism at uni. ' '
100 pairs Ludies' pat. tip, worth 3.50, at 9.00.
m pairs Iflnrélies‘ escaplgoériolrds, Win it, worth 2.00 at 1.00.
- para a os’ nn‘xo sot- alloolorszslestto : .
200 pairs Hen’slfine shoes, at 1.00. . . a l ‘1) worth 3 ”or
:23 pairs gorge fighters, worth 2.00 at 1.96.
pa rs en ti year Well Double Bole. worth 8.00 at 9.00.
ion pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 9.00. at 1.”.
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