it ‘
pain can
“niei But
Jet
-—-—-OO%—" ~—
, .ll. PlalSilill
. Druggist,
Wflhlngton St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
on Paper,
firs. tilts. ouss.
, ,. BllllSllES. etc.
is a [cell time to Paint.
lied sad But tinned
foam,
Jim Itblit
Math Hornets
All” POPULAR ~
House,
mm.“
LD
~ A. BENEDICT, '
iding, , Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
COME ON,
M
mongoose“
umbbfimummrmmw Q"
Tull I :0 non .: I months
Duo: Its-onwmgents; sitgi'egojpoiea. I cents
Kalil-burs “mean for to—mwrrow.
Sun lilacs! Bun Sets lfih This Low Tide
at 6:31
at this out 5:19 at use
New York Herald Weather Internet.
the weather May promises to be clear
and slightly colder. followed by a slight rise of
temperature Tomorrow it promises to be
warmer and fair.
Lowest l'uint of the Thermnmdler.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
it“ above sens.
Silll'l‘ll NUBWMJL
What the ritual. as Our cm Arc
Using and Saying.
Uncos Tribe will work the hunter‘s do-
grcc Monday night on three mndulatw.
—’l'he March number of the illusical
Home is now ready and can be procured
at this oflice for 8 cents and one coupon.
H L. Wilsonwdn yesterday's roast. ut
the People's Market.
—New kinds amber-time. at Moe's.
Rev. 1. B. Brownmwyill-preach at West
Norwalk Sunday afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
——For this week—"icon heavy winter
gloves at cost. at W. A.’ Benedict's.
A car of twshtygoe lino bonds ar-
rival this morning. for M. H. Persons, of
Brlmkslde Farm.__ .
«Children's shirt his at 25 cents
Cannot be matched for quality and price.
W. A. Benedict.
Comptroller Eckels has called for the
condition of national banks. at the close
of business on Wednesday. February 28
The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
association will hold service every Sun-
day afternoon at 3 o’clock, over J. Li.
Light’s office on Washington street.
——'I‘ry ”em befoie vou buy '21!) in Lane’s
Charles Algernon Downs. the author
of an interesting article on the origin
and meaning of the name Norwalk.
printed In 'l‘us Sss‘nssi. today. is a
brother of Mrs. A, Dickcrman. of High
street.
~Shad. People's Market.
Engineer Scarleu' or its has returned
home from South Norwalkmhcre she has
been very sick for two weeks at the home
of her sister. While sick there Miss Annie
Stevens of New Canaan drove down to
see her and brought her a beautiful bou-
quet of flowers.-—New Canaan Messenger
~Pionty of deliciou—s-hread. at Lani-b.
iiarry Wastmorc.eue of» the mco or
rested on the depot platform, yesterday
morning. was found guilty of breach of
the peace and vs rancy by Justice Bur
rel. yesterday a tsrnoon. and sentenced
tothe county jail for sixty days. with
costs. His com nion. Albert Sanford.
was sent to jail or flirted days for rag
rancy.
There was another narrow escape at
the Washington street crossing. last
evening. errgs E Schrick. collector
for Raymond Brothers. attempted to
drive across just as the gates were
being lowered. and the tonal his car-
rlagccaught the wire. breaking". The
carriage was also badly damaged. Ir.
Shrick succeeded in stopping the horse.
and thus averted a collision with a train
passing at the “93' __
~‘l‘hrce pounds of good beef strait. for
25¢ st Hayes‘ market.
Do you enjoy a funny story well told
and punctuated with tuneful metallic?
Then don’t fall to be on hand tonight to
welcome Primrose e West's comedy
company, in the s isonlar comedy
“Monte Carlo," whic appears at. Hoyle
Opera House. 'lhe pretty faces of bur-
! us. the melody of great] o s. the
rol tolling fun of miustrslsy an the ass
touring and scenic splendor of a Parisian
speciscicmre presented in "Monte Carlo.”
~The Y. I’. ii. 0. E. of tkmgrsgstlocsl
church will gives musical and reading.
Monday evening. liar. 5th at 7:80, at Dr.
Parties s. Admission. 10otcahc.crrsm.ltic
The eighth of the popular cvsutide ser-
vices. with scriptural and musical re-
s . will be held in the (tourma-
t at church. Sunday evening. There
will beassvmonby the ester on the
relation of church worsh p to life. the
theme of the whole srrvlcs being. "The
lire. Aura P. Kennedy as loading so
prano. will tabs part as usual at these
services. Everyone who isristbst be
louse church homede crucially wel-
ccmebsrs.
*1”! of New Candy in lane’s.
Nice Lissle l. ‘I‘ollsa, Insulin in grade
7 oi the Franklin street school. has re-
crlvrd from error (ileum i' Gare
roll priuul lufthsllsts limruelschccl
at aw in a very
become-trash“
at death Illustrator. ills- ‘l‘eiln is us-
dscillsd wbstbrroraorwwcvptlbsceli.
“Sadr krsut and Rock Wurst at Rae
par's, bi Water um, tcuifllt.
oftisestcuhholders
W
to...” York ' H ‘ 7
Wmoanchocolates and‘perlsct‘iullt.‘
nears wuss-s or cocoa-rs.
,... wwwwm
and buy a good horse cheaper than you ever dreamed. of. at
Bnooxsms FARM,
A fresh car load of 21 in today.
. H- PARSONS.
House of Our cod." The chair. will. 0'
schodm
'COME ON,
Joseph Cox. 0! Boron Hill, who has
been seriously link. has so far recovered
as to be about.
The members of Olive Branch bod ,
Kn his of bias, are arranging gr
onot socisbe.
A locomotive attached to nine of Ilsr-
n_um & Bailey’s care passed through this
city at 6M o clock last evening.
"(Insert on hbl. of flour. lane‘s.
John Collins. the well known rrstsu-
rateur. mov ymtsrday from Norwalk
him, William E. Smith’s house on Union
a rest.
Hon. Franklin Stimer. of Lisslioiuca.
12.. will give a lecture in Germanic Hall,
March 8th. Subject. "The Great Con-
spiracy Against the Republic."
William Quinn. a painter, and contrac-
tor William H. Smith bad words, which
ended in their coming to blows on Wash-
ington street, this afternmu Arrests
will follow,
Surveyors are at work on property be
longing to the Consolidated Railroad
company at Sound Beach. and it is evi-
dent that the four‘trecking operations
wril shortly be begun in that vicinity.
Mr. Waterbury. of Long Ridge, who
has rented one-half of Mrs. ickford
Marshall's dwelling, for it your Ml. will
short] move to South Norwalk. says the
Siam 0rd Advmutc.
—Sweet chocolate. lino. .‘u- l‘llkf‘.‘ ut
Lane's; Just in.
Crow 8: L’Hommedieu's steamer "Jon.
epluno." which has been laid u in Roway-
ton since December 20. will) come to
South Norwalk Monday to have her boil-
crs Inspected. Thursday she will prom
lily go out to the oyster grounds. looking
for star fish.
A prominent oystermsn said esicrdny
that not more than half t to usual
number of o slers would be shipped
from Norwal to Europe this season.
The trade. like all other industries.
has feitths rifects of the business do»
prrsslnn.
Mrs. Thomas Turner, mother of Mrs.
William Dasksm. of this city.dlcd at
White Plains today. illrs. Daskam had
been With her since Thursday. having
been called to her bedside by the lutelli
genes of her illness. The deceased was
a lady held in high esteem.“ active
member of the Baptist church. and bad
a host of friends. She was specially dc-
votrd to the sick. and was performing
this kind office when taken sick. The
funeral will beheld Monday at lOo‘cloch.
at. White Plains.
~-See|ulitcr.rupi~i in Lane's window,
204- pound.
incurring.“
A nvcssy Budget of Items From the
Upper Ind of Town.
Charles lilovor received a now bicycle-
yrsterday.
-Bargains in childmhs suits and roof-
ers, at W. A. Benedict's.
The not.- daughter 07m. and um F.
I. Jones. of Cross street. is quite iii. ‘
w. N. Simona-iridium the v. M. t".
A. song service tomorrow afternoon.
—~Fecd ground at L‘spron's Machinery
Works. Corn 80 per hundred. (torn
and cob 100 rhundrsd. Improved mill.
Grist gruu while you wait
L—_—........
Frederick E. Godfrey has moved into
the Wakomsn house on Harriet strrrt.
The electric streetmlights had a worse
attack of St. Vitus dance than usual last
evening. -0..-“ --
A daughter was born last night to Mr.
and hire. ibiwsrd blocker. of “lesion"
avenue. ”MW,
Fred Rowers, 3f Berlioley street, suc-
ceed-S P. Bowen as night opcritor at
the telephone exchange.
The late Ell K. Strait was the oldest
pest master of 8: John's Lodge in Nor-
wsilr. W. W. Story is the next oldest.
Thesummarynoi thriveeltly Record
fortho current week shows sewn real
estate sales in Novwslk.
-Wc doubt if such a |pvlcc-persuading:
opportunity in laces wll occur again. as
the one now adored at the Nnrwolli Bus.
Ion store.
The mpimfin‘” "X. o. Wheeler's
straw factory commenced today working
ten hours and a half a day.
-3." kinds Bi i333? fish. n mm
mark t,
Buckley's opera new. on Franklin
avenue. a former rsndrsvous of the Home
My h Mil
for a dwelling as.
~Psrtner wanted in real estata. Ad-
dress. Intel: Box ass. liorwaik.
Two colleges near the residence of Dr.
A. B. Govt-am, in Wilton. havsbssa cold
to Novwslk
torsion shnu
.... «9' extra
at trim A. W. Most
In mfluwlov audayrshrds“ c’iisw'h
or am
with male will. intent on till,
sail insinuate assault sud was sent to
Jail one mg.
as.
Brent wales has Beau-Mus
odometer...“ we:
r W
is lore-it.
W_WW
rsm'idelcd amt titted up a“
or
rtiss. who will tak
rspnn. ”m I
5|:qu spoomsis for "
ls's.
Holler V ‘V
auwmum
e4 WASHINGTON
StPanl'smaleaurplics'cbclr
first rehearsal at the Berkeley street
chapel, last night _"_
. eminastofimé‘y] ii'fsuplc’slikl
mop before docile.
ldgo this afternoon. " ,,
The oommitteefsnrlighb of tits City
Oooocilof Norwalh propose to aid the
work of the
until it o'cloc every morning.
—-Pricc la the t factor In rem-
nants, enter the gloat price be what it
may. the new prios—«thereducetl one—ls
made so little thettbe
long. at the Norwaik Boston store.
Mr. and limit L. Hoyt, of Berkeley
street, will commence housekeeping in
apartments in Ira. Dorsett‘s rai-
dence on Academy street. next week.
‘ ~- Nickel alarm clocks. trio. at Austin's.
The choir oi the Norwalk Congress.
tiousl Christian Endeavor society will
hereafter hold rehuraals in the chapel
every Thursday night. after the prayer
meeting.
—()nc luck will coax anotlm. and be-
fore you know it. you will be in love with
the whole assortment of lanes at the
Norwaik Brawn store.
Aliving much for little and doing it
every day, too, keeps the florwsik Bae-
ton store busy and out of the "Slough of
u: is the Best for Family u...
has their .
"3°33 3'11 at" nuisance: mm; 4'
police by burningthellghts _
gecdsdcn‘t last
A. Dickcrman
0%
IWW
:‘rnss'r. sou-m uo’nwaut. cons.
7 Highest of all in Rescuing l’owor.—~ Latest U . S.
. Asebunsmpuue
For Sale by
8L, SOn,
Gov't Report.
B I O
Powder
SUNBAY SERVICES.
anchors and Their Themes In Nor-walk
churches To—monow.
Fours Nonwarm CONGRMA‘I'IONAI West
"
1
n
11
one and West streets. Rev. Gerald "filo-rd.
D. pastor. services 10:71) a. In. and mu
111.; Sun ay schoo .lllm. Young I’wpls's
tour of Christian Endeavor meeting at cm
IL: subject. “Our Blrthrlghta and How
are lost.“ Matter. Mrs. N. C Graves.
rulng. Holy Communion service with re-
tlon of new members. Evening. Nu. so!
Eventide responsive services: theme. ”The
use of Our ."
935.5535???
0
”ma
our. Noawsmt Bars-m. West avenue. hear
in street. Rev. it I). shcrwwl. tor.
'5
llespoml.’ which other stores fall into n
this mum of the year,
While the large elm tree was being rc-
movsd from in front of the Singer Mao-
ufacturing company's oilioe on Main
strset. yesterday. the electric light and
tire alarm wires were broken. The
damage was promptly repaired
lilies Fannie ’l. Sliced has returned
home from u protrscr. stay at New
Durham, N. J , where she has been at~
tending her sister. Mrs Lawrence Mc~
(intro, through a dangerous illness lira.
McGuire is now much improved
——$2ll.00 watch for Cid 00. Paillard'a
non-ms octic adjusted movement in
Fab '5 outsuk gold filled cute. for
.15 . at A. W. Austin's jewelry shire.
Edward Jones. of Bridgeport. mm.
for the Gilbert a Bennett Manufacturing
company. who was molly arrested in
Meriden by mistake for a burglar. and
who afterward brought suit for .3100
for false imrisonment. was in town yes-
terday calling on friends.
——Lanc's for candy. ”price. quality and
variety. -_
Them will been all ds ‘s meeting at
the Knixlitstreet A. M. church, to-
morrow. Love feast at l0:80a. m . young
occpic'smeetingat l o'clock p. m. At
7:80 p. In. Norwslb lodge 2881. Grand
Units-d Order of Odd Fellows, will meet
at the church for the annualsermon, to
be preached by the Rev. i. S. Sands.
All are welcome.
-The rcicuce of mono saving is made
easy for those who r the wellobeaten
path that leads to tho Norwaik Boston
atom,
lll'lili Tilt: Illl'Ell.
News and Gossip of the Day in last
Norwalk.
Fred Haoford now rides a new ‘9l pat-
tern high frame Columbia bicycle.
Captain (‘harlcs C. St John. who has
been visiting his brother. Captain A. B.
St. John. left town today for his home
in Chester. Pa.
Rev. D. It. t-lmith, of flaugatuoh, will
preach in the First Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow night. The
sacrament of the lord's supper will be
administered in the morning.
A Taxpayer Protests.
Editor of the .‘imfinrl:—-Sirt: The citi.
zen-of the new titty of Norwalk will
have a chance at the City ‘mectlug next
Monday evening to cut down with a
rigid hand some of the big estimates oi
expenses for 1894 made by the City Coun-
cil. A good place to begin will be on the
police item. Five policemen to patrol
the narrow limits of ”the Bridge.“ is
just two too many. The protection they
3le to property outside the business
limits is not worth a pint of peanuts.
girth: "$500 all of mm"? as a sfiarter.
is up: way a on vol also
bear a reduction «mime.
Ovau Dc nouns» Tumvrs.
m
3 I _ 0 N, . W :, ,
12: ram...
W II .. (SI
to this Court |for adm garnish :7 till wt:
not heretofore admin ms! of Cl rl .
:l-imgatscf Norwalk. is said districts“:
Orllsred That do its lio rd
determined at the will? filling???“ and
on thelth lie of h at I
irrw'-'*.thti.vui”um .° tilt'i‘”
n r s y no as
lid n or! a news he lrc
in s'sid iiisili'lct. at mem' Wu‘firoghml‘
day of hearing.
AHA ll. VVOl;lDl‘l'Ai}f)d
a
men ‘ ., w ,_ _
Notice.
no notice 1
o‘rwalk uni-l: "i” 3:33 m
1 lies
i
on... no. en's-new" t!
l . in: Is.’ his true
front city the sad i
breast a Ilstsclrinlt
as t n wrr on Its l
railway, u 7 avsnuszcrn .ty‘l
W Ilia 8‘s: “Th“ of the .1. . .h
. . . l a necessity curves.
term "it“... -.. 'u' " lili'imd
cltr’clc’rwmy . [desire ill? nl‘of
the remnant! that Jar or
Oom (hassliwill r t tarsal.-
mst no i act
0.
so “krill:
we
rs-hni
A it soon {was
”.W-
, rim
that
sad
BROAD RIVER.
Mrs Edgar Battery is recovering from
her late illness.
John Monroe is building a bars on his
premises on (burdock Hill.
The members of the Broad River chapel
are making preparations for an oyster
supper to be held in the near future.
(leorge Buttery. of Comatook Hill. bus
been offered a position as foreman of a
nursery. at Cambridge. Mass It is quite
probable he will accept.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Albert Wslnitz spent Thursday in New
York.
Eddie liuyt has been visiting relatives
in Greenwich.
. we'll s. to. loud 7in p.m.; undny
tool hi m.: \‘uumr People‘s Society of
riatlan Endeavor prayer meeting. final p. In.
ruins. special sermon regarding the condi-
s and prospwts of then-burch, rol-
ed by the Herrnrucni of the lord's Hopper.
he evening the UM Well bridge of Alamo-q
attend in a body.
‘imrrrr Errsconu West strut and Fair.
d avenue. South Norwaik. ltev. Uiio liailock
tor. Harbin Prayer sermon and Holy
mmuuiouatl ma. m.; Sunday M‘lnml. 12:17.
In.: Choral Evensonx. l' v. m.
ionwsn Conanms'riosun corner l’arlt
oi Lewis streets. Rev. '1‘. K. Noble. ll. 11.. pan-
Servlces at walls. In. and 7m
7 school. it!) p. m.; Young Pulp e‘s musty
Christian Endeavor can“. In ; rulijt‘t‘i.
or Birthri his and liow uy are Inst."
ruins. iiu y Communion. baptism and nu
Mon of new members. Evening subject.
a Deep Things of tlod. No. i\' : impai-
bil ty of .\ so for the Conversion of his soul.
1 onwsu hummus-r. Wm and. Mott am
It 'i'. A. H. Wyatt, pastor. riot-rims
to t. m. and 7 Hominy m-hml.
l‘3!
grasrrrerszr . 5%
no p. m;
Youngmcn‘s meeting at ill a m. in the lemon;
ml . 'I‘he pastor will presrh morning and
art sing. The fluctuation! of the Lord's Slip-
p: w i be administered at the morning Mr-
H
l onwsmt ii
Git n. Rev.
i
trust. East awnuc. mum-die
I“. E. Robbins. pastor. Ser-
vit 10:3); in. and Till p. 111.: Sunday svhml.
ll. on; early pray" mun ng. Hulls. 11).; young
inmnfili . on. Morning sublrrt,
Bu
in.
at
Ft
over and Inception of new Inelnlmrn. Even-
[aubject. "lost in Money."
inst: Erm'ol'sr. Bald-m aV‘r-nnu and (‘mas
net Nm‘wvdk. “I‘V. S. H. “'ilfktivl. rwmr.
urilifiunliay in Lust. Holy t‘ummumnn.
Li any antlerrmondtmi a. in; Sunday school.
1215 a 111.; ('horai even mug. llilliil‘ilh and
salmon to men. 7:” p m.
in. Paris's Erravoru Church sin-n, opp...
sllo the Green. Nuru'ailt. iicv. .‘5. B. l'oml.
rector. Holy Communion and senuou. our]!
1.. in : Bum my srh .01. 12mg Evening i‘rasr-r
and asrmon.7:1llp m.
. Mauv's. R. (K, corner of WM avenue
Chapel street. Norwaik. iii-v. W. .l. 51-w-
. pastor. lanv Mass. 7 n. 111.: tiltihin‘n‘s
8:11" a, m.: High his“. bulls. in ;\'¢~<1wrs,
P. m.
L's-r Nonwam Sunnis" t'osonxu A nos u..
verside Al'linllr‘. ill-v. ll. Limit-gnu. plu-
r. Servicre at itbm n. m. nn-l Tilip. 111.: Fun-
y school. tulip. in.
laws Avuml lnuonwr
aIenus. East Sorwaik. Rev. 1 . M. l‘sug. pas-
our. Preaching itizlli a. m. and 721]! p. ni.; .‘uu-
dry school. i: LIL; young tam-1cm meeting Gall.
.anvxxr Curtis-nu. VauZnndI uvcnuc. Plant
Nlrwaik. Preaching. ithli a. m. and 7:00p.
mafiuudey school 12m. Yuma; l’Iiiiplu'a mvco
Int: MI) 9. In. (“some L. Tet-pie. pastor.
limos!) illvzu CHANEL. itipcrlnicrzdrut.
ques Lyccit: Itesistani. Gilliori ll ll'ltiil; or~
genial. M an Lulu .utltlgl‘si. Sunday M‘hmil. 1
E. in: Young Pet-pic's Society "I (‘ln‘latlun
hdeavor meeting. our» u. m.: l'mye-r met-I
Iniz. Sunday evening at Elli.
141“ Annulw's Musics. at Mines lirAiiis-
r‘s residence. Winn! milk. Sunday s-bool.
l. p. on Charles (in "rim. nus-rimumlent:
:‘ bur II. Chilton]. assistant: Miss Evelyn Mr-
°-’: 5..
5'8?!
. l'll‘lll‘ VunZa llill
llater. organist .
il'ulrmwoon Union CHAPEL. Ely ni‘t‘nlie.
Squib Nurwalk. Sunday B'vhmil. il:‘li p
9 onion service. mil p. ”I.
Hanna» Eummmru. Sunfish. Haiti
cry slumla afternoon at t.‘ tl't‘ioi‘I. in Knit l-
ii‘l Balk. r Chestnut street. All an- rot-dial-
invited. rlnnday senwu .n liklUtI't'lm‘lI I'.
Brochmelsr pastor.
Domanmauoxsr. .‘lIKfilth. Sill‘lfll‘fi'ilof‘
(“felon Chapel. Ely avenue. .lun l'ulro. pastor,
"L;
Nil:
agarlsu ssrvicua. Hilmlh)’, M 10ng a, m. and
. m.; Wednesday at Till o‘clock.
.Paut‘s Mounds \‘anzimdt and Ian
cuties. East Ntirwullt. t'iuuvluy rll’lltml letitl p,
and preaching at lull p m. Frco sittings
dacordlsl welcome to all.
VIII Ersatisum'us Hr i'eru-tis-
I won. i'ustor ti. Apitz. ”i‘lkflil Army llali.
stairs. Waahin ion street bridge. riouth
walk. Predict. (kill a. m.; lionntngm-liule.
no. Allo lieutsciiu wit kummcn.
i savour ilsnnvr Hmum. Quintard Build-
l'd .oorner Wall and Knight elm-ts. Norwsik.
at
a
D
II. titarle. putor-ellv'i. Sunday schmi.
p. m4 young people‘s muting. lm p. m.
slums linuonnrr Miami-.41.. Knight
Horwa it. flew. lir. Hands. luster.
lnu. lilx‘ll a. m.; Huntley Miami at land p.
prayer meeting at ball I). m : prrurhiug at
D. m.
0min lixn's t‘nmsrus Ammu‘l‘lmL—
kwo d‘s Hall. Wail street. Nut-walk. iiibls
at 8 p. In.: lions service at l p. In.
sinuous Guano. Church stroei. nosi-
r svenna. Huntley schml st 35!) p. or.
our artsmn
ulna tincallcd for at the folinwiugpost-
(will. week eroding Holt. ii. is“. 1‘0!-
lllllI {01' any of lilies! Mun will please
I are advertised: ‘
WAI.K.-llltl fluid ll'cr
TH ii Wards: walk
ler nary
it 'l‘fiyior Ilka-v a; iluwsiizulhsgs:
” QI'I e wn.
fl. 'lfrs. hints olawmn. “law is 'i'. in.
Miss M u. use .
n. AliAMti. it’s
0 WALK ~Wtiilsrn Henry stusvrorth.
l l to .i in mail Miss Aline
. ‘” 'li’ui Ii'.‘llliliilll.l.l.. P. at.
“WALKm-‘W. tl uinn. lira. ii.
d'l’v ritudwsifiai'inrs tiff-v glitter Mr.
0 as .
tumult iii)". P. M.
short. 0. ii. lmit must.
in
(.‘A
Children cry for
ltchcr’o Oastoria.
children cry for
l'ltcher’s bacteria.
Baby was wick. we gave brr thumb
site was s ('hlld, also "list! for t‘astorh.
. msbwamsifliw. dis ultrhgto (m
'Itehadt‘hllllrdn.’ ”premium
. Misses Minnie Meade and Eva Richards,
‘Mrs Fred Gregory. Thursday morning.
. m.; :uu- .
it: m.: It'pworth Magus mm‘ilDR. ozzili p. m. i
[apple‘s meet .
be Bread of Live;‘ followed by the lzml'n‘
.. walk. with bulltlln
. Thomas Gregory. of Norwalk. spent
Sunday with his son Frank.
Mrs. John (lorhsm. of Wilton. has vi. ~
itcd her mother. Mrs. Jane Smith.
of South Norwslk, spent Sunday with
Miss Helen Adams.
; Mrs. Fannie Sturgcs. aged eighty-sixth
. years. died at the home of her daughter,
g'i‘ho funeral will take place from the
house today at ‘3 p. In.
3 l
, Tax collectors Sale.
‘1)“th is hereby given that the undersign-
utmoliectnr of larva. under and by vir~
in of a certain tax warrant. duly chromed
mud signed by proper authority and directed
Eto the nmlr-rnlgned. m nmundlng him In levy
and collcri of
l John \\'. Al ilionse.
and othcr [lemons names in the rule book. on
the list to said warrant annexed their several
proportions of the sum total as flu-rein stated.
salt sum beings ls: or assessment is uprm
the mwsment list mode in iml by the hsbl~
more of the town of Surwaitr. regurinriv and
legally assembled. to wit. on the filth day of
Duel-tuber. A. l) . not. met for the purpose of
irmiding for the indebtedness of said town.
evies upon the following doe: ribed real saint:1
of said
.luhn W. Alphonse.
situated in the town of Norwalk. at South Nor.
walk. with buildings thereon standing. and
bounded nortlirrilezi feet to Monroe street;
thcrly-Jl fact In land of Rn rt H. Rowan;
southerly. iii feel by land of George N. “'nr.
run. and westerly It feet in ' ('lwatnut street.
Ami I shall sell at I'u iic Auction. (inllll‘
premises lie-reiniwfnre Itm'ribt-(l. on the 71h
day of .‘lfly..\ l).. trail. at :2 if”) o‘clock p m.. on
much thereof as will raise the sum of
rhm driilnrs and fifty .91 on rentethst being
tho pmporilon of the said John W. Alphonse.
of the sum total in said lIsI. togcthcr with
the charges of levy. sale. etc.
iiEURUE ll. HT. JOHN.
'l‘ax l‘ollcclor. List of ls‘Jl.
liutcd at .Vorwulk. Feb. 23. A. ll . li‘tlt. ffil
1
.
Tax collector 3 sale.
. Yn‘l‘ivE is hereby uiveu Iiiatilie lllltlt‘l‘nltfll-
L ml. collector of taxes. under and byvir-
tuvuf u certain tux warrant. duly executed
and signed by proper authority and directed
tothe. umlcrsignm . muumamllug him in levy
and Follow! of
John W. Alphonse.
and nthl-r persons nanictl in the rule book. on
the list to said warrant ushered their several
pro tortious of the sum total as llwreinrtutcd.
Inl nun brim: am: or assessim-nt laid upon
the amusement li~t made in lair: by the inhabi-
tnulsuf the Town of Norwailt. reguiurh‘ and
legally memhlul to uit.on the Lilith day of
lbs-Hillier. A. ll . Mil. met for the purpone ul'
unwilling for Iin- indebtedness”! ‘llil‘ town.
lcvicsiumu the following tlcrrribcvi l'l‘lil retina
of Mild
John W Alphonso.
lsltuntcd In tin- lovvn of Nurwaik.ut South Nur-
.waik. with buildings
iboundcd northI-rly. iii feetb' Munroe street:
cutsriyfil feet by lsnllof Rn rt ii. Rowan;
lmulhnrvy. Its {not by land of fluorite N. War.
| run. and masterly Tl feet by l’hsslnni street
Andi shall sell at Public Action. on the
premises hcmlnbrfure describodmn the Tibds
of May A. ii.. will. at 2:! o’clock p. m..eo mm-
Ihercof us will raise the sum of eighteen
dollars (Still that. twin the pro-
portlun of the sold John W. A choose. oiihn
e-urn total In said list.t.nguthcr with tln‘ cultures
of irvy. mic. ctr.
ilEllliliE ll. ST. .ltlllN.
’i‘sx l‘olicctor. List of 1m
Dated at. Norwallt. Feb ‘5'. A. l)" Mil. fill
Tarllollrctorlsdslof
thermn standing. and
v
.
h ed. collector of la . under and by \ lrtuc
of a curtain tax warrant. duly executed
and signal by proper authority and directed
latheundersigned.cummamliuu him to levy
Mill cnlll‘l'i of
John W. Alphonse
and other persons named or the rain hook on
the list tor-said warrant annexed tin-tr several
pro rtlonsof the sum total as therein stated.
Mli sum being a tax or assessment lalvl upon
the amusement list mail-- ln will by the inhabi-
tants of the town of Norwalk. rcgulari ' and
legally assembled. to wit. on the flirt l ay of
Dccembur. A. I) , W. met for the purpose oi
irovldlng for the in icbtcdncse of said town.
cvire upon the following flm‘l‘llml msl estate
of said
John W. Alphonse
situated in town of Novwair. at iioutb Nor
thereon ntauilinr. and
Islander] northerly iii feet by Monroe alrevl.
easterly 74 fret by land of Robert . Rowan.
southerly its flu-t by land of "mm .Wsrrrn.
and court is retb (Jhrtuntatrsst.
Ant Ishalsel st bl c Auction, on the
trend herein fore dcscrliml. on thcitb
ay aims . A. .l . at 2.1!) u‘clmit nun.
summer" mushrooms
o are an or two l . s n
proportion of the said John W. Al boom n the
sum totnl in said list. mother wit that-burrs-
of levy. sale lilt'.
GEORGE ll. 31‘. JOHN.
Tax Collector List of NW.
listed it smut. Feb. 23. ab Mil. on
MAKE nasal: m
B" ATTENDING
llilllllll BUSINESS lllllllllt.
DTAHIOID. noun.
a resorts asound hustuesssduoailon.8ew
w resist Typewriter susctoall enter-
ss ‘hmths departmrzpt. under New Plan.
tisndior catalosue. Ad me.
I. .l. lliltllllill. I’m.
iflll‘l'll illllilitl “it“: Bill
at Washington“
Oceansilyfrum violin-luau from itcli
an..sadcassrnrdsrmaiusrrorsstol.
'IIIWIIMBI! on deposits
shrill! We. Prat.
1031 I. mm. Vine-Pm
JOE! ll. “NAP? datum Tm
INVIHI ll. KIA ii.
series as agent for'
“I“... l". l”. a.“ ll .0 's
onus: is herst tr on that the umlersisnv (
Marked down from
than at any market in either city.
Roast of BM.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
til North Main st, 80. Norwaili
Telephone call, 52-3. 1
all sizes.
FOR CH
natural and graceful.
’ l2,000
loss than cost. These goods are
1 Taylor 8; Golden
Real Estate and insurance,
wss'mso'ros orator-7r.
rein-«inc lmltni foraiutmr boom and lot.
with the View to purchasing. ere inviiul to
call and examine our list. \\ e have ilitflll for
«ale to every part of the city at. reasonable
prices and on «new terms. MIL'II ti
w s so it on.
I
b on. finishers and operators in stitching
rrxrui. Fined 'i‘llllill‘iYII‘IO'nI A piv immedia-
tely. .l..l. LA l‘hMANN slit) ‘ hi'F‘tl. ‘80..
37 South 5th ave. New York city: or J. A.
(‘Ahfih Mahvu‘kciuo Hotel. between Tami it
Saturday evening. did it
6th to do general. housework. A ill
1‘ Elm Iirnvs smre. Sunni Noru'ullr.
ween ii and I o‘t'ltu'k. {L's
1‘0 LET.
FI'RNISHED housefolct. iu Rillgeflehl.
with all modern impmvonwuu. lot-mule.
y M
b...
:u
A
Monday and stable: :l minutes' walk from
wet!) on and cliurchflminutee from depot.
l‘ost office has i'Jl. Ridtreilrlll. t‘oun. mil Im
xiii-INT at once to canvass Norwalk and
f rlouib Nowaik tliornu lll)’ with thu
Smokeless tlrldnlletlremr 'nl’ further Inr-
llt‘ulurs flililf't‘n‘. H. P. \‘l'hmlcr. iltulgeilvltl.
‘onu. it
“TORI-1 and balsa-mun! With
l Washington street. oplmilu rust ofll
from April inf Has been lii‘f'livlitll‘ as a dry
gmuluum- continually for the past ilftcen
warmer"! it now m-miplul as such. lililllll’l'
of Iiumozv l‘. l-fu'.
['Pl’lllt part oflmuuc. No l lion at.. i
.' I'lsmm. vent IiiJIl: ii mmmv on I'l’hr uh.
rsntJiliiliznlmlnwer part of house. ill». in
East avenue, East horwulk. rent low. M) ii)-
to w. \uumlri. at lmi'ltwmul Mflnllrm‘illl’ink
company. we lit
ii at llf'l‘ri lid
rs.
IIOEIHE. No. as Day atrcei: house. corner
. lay and Tolirs stvsel'. house hour Elm
23m gore: nitrite bin. z’fplles ntmiuipixsivr;
me o. “5 seam «onus rs. ppy
to route it. slows. ileum street. m u
gross. ni Rowaytou. in lowI-r and "lull
l thickly settled port of vlllnuc. with no
mun store near. 'Exccllrlil stand for sr-«m-rv.
bakery or mariu-l Apply to u at. .i. (thaw,
ltnwaylou. (Jouu. mil lw
Smildlvfl'ofance in post nillcc bullrlluit
formerly mocuplvvl by Jacob M. Layton
Rent Slim Also four rooms. ll Nn'muml
sin-oi "storm Appl momma-1.0m
Well Cigar no. «titre, M ashlngtnn mil“?
i l
I llllril". Mi ll HnVllaml simt. Hullniiiufor
imardin house or tarps inmiiy. Pos-
avmlnn immet isiel’y. Ap iy of). ii. Wim'lur.
or . fillf
gust-m street. on it. (it
PART or lower boom. Woodward arentir.
l . upper and lower apartment. No.
bloom In strontnsnt Ill and ’9. Apply
to ILA. oonwsuo
mensr‘imo; innii‘rinm emu.
omfirmerly occupied h Butler Urine
0&2. . IFor puttlcular‘sh Rfu'ire {if ital:
sstmenn a n s cc
WMRMM. Minna flunk. M'lf
Fill] SALE.
“Afil’lmi‘lflfi baking Nimrflhhr usu lil input}:
that all“ . r m- s. t . Mite. s f.‘.
sheets for timed... 'so. NIP “FA Lil wow.
(30.. stimuli» Main «va. ml if
XiXCKIlfl water motor. which will blimalll
cheap for want of use. Apply at. t is
NF.
Notice.
tweet cocoooowon'mmm
economic: monochrome
all?“ tracks from oogwar a no
mm tolliscilyhhnu y
Isllsasl Isaiah:
'9 . r
P Jae.
1mm, m
Isis- us»
N388. We makcitabusiness. and we understand our business. if there are
competitors. who wish to try conclusions with us.
so. We cut nothing but the best quality of meats.
and steadily increasing business. We shall continuum givc prizes every day. until further
notice. The patron whoa:- nnmeinvlrmgn each day will ht- omitted to Ian ills. Prime Rib
Artistic Photography.
T n. i " h‘ ' ' ' - v
wrists":.”lf!3t°&te:.£et:mtit.Etfiitfiidfifffif'dfiifih
No pain or extreme will be spared to obtain beautiful results,
and posing. mpccmlly with delicate costumes and draperies.
Particular care is given to obtain pictures.
Big Slaughter”
AND“
CLEARANCE SALE.
Come and see for yourselves, Your old friend.
C. H. Harvey.
Hill-‘IIAKFIRH. cutter-i. mck sum. heel-l
jfl‘lm‘filitew ,
“ hates
, orliglntluoo’mome to Purchaser's?
01?
FURNITURE.
It their line llooios 46 and 48 this Stiltomli. ' ,
Special Sale of liivans and Comer chairs,
At $9, $i0, $l2, $i4, $l6.
312, 814, $18, 620.
do
Another Successiui Weeh i
People have found hot that the meats we out are superior in quality.
and lower in price
Would you know the mason? ‘We are in the MEAT WHI-
.
, any of our
they are hereby moat mrdlally invited todo
and can prove this statement by our‘ life
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY.
Satisfaction guaranteed. l
PEOPLE'B MARKET
21 Wall st., Nor-walk
l‘olepiiooe cull, 57-8.
both in lighting
lLDREN
which embody all that is childlike
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail.
Crayon and Water Color Work
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Lil. .lICliSllll, PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will 8L ill'llllWIlli.
0.1-1.5
A‘RVEY.
PAIRS
0f Boots, Shoes and Rubbers to be
CLOSED OUT
at the greatest bargains ever offered in Norwalk during the next
to days. These goods must be sold to make room for others com-
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer in
town. Wllu knows just. what to buy for tho wants of‘tlio
people at
too numerous to mention prices.
‘ gull-risiniurnts.
”0va oeé'ra Haas}.
SATURDAY. MARCH 3d.
Primrose & West's
*tlwlul-uliu Fitrcivnl Alison-(lily
“MHNTE CABlll”
l‘rt‘ucntiug lllfi Fumum \liiwtv'ui ("urnrdian
9 George Wilson
\Nll
'I‘HI‘.
Gorman Brothers.
Thu pretty Illi‘t‘n of Murine no.
of Hound liners. 'i‘iu- ltoliit-
trclsy.
floats on unh- ut t'unk‘u drug store. South
.\orwnlk. and lircgurr a: t'n.. hot-wulk. fill
Stevens 8. Merriam,
ill‘2.ll.l-‘.ll.‘i l.\'
Groceries, Feed. boils. Etc.
l'ill Hill 'l‘fl “MN fi'l'lll‘fil‘.
The mulmly
lug fun of mlnl!
W
took all the Quality!
look at the Prices!
:1 it... of lirnntiintwl i-iuusr
- if
ill": ll lbs. lies!
Runners-Hi lb» lMl. hew aven i‘rav-
'31.. slim. ilesl. t‘slifnrnla Prunes, his: film:
twat Lump thrclu. 17m; 6 | best
"cull 'iliw. :50; best h. l). Molas-
w... :th uni.. flue Citron. m- 1.;
QuskcrimisJirpwk v. 'l‘r ourliutteric
ign'lliikJIt-u-anzilvst ludr, 'beuztiardlnea.
‘ ma.
We have tho bust of Ten aiul l‘ .
:- on n «all. floods delivered iron. lilting.
stormsliip and 'llrliwsy ”Tickets
to all l-nvisnf Iiw wot-iii for sulobv
H. D. SMITH.
ileum l laconic liulldlsx.
l
lilv
Sonata.
8P£tllIt llITEB Tll
Fltllllla. California,
Bermuda, Egypt,
and miter rmlntsnf inn-mt to travelers.
REMOVED"
is lie. 5 llsllrcsli Place.
Mum .nsr'ms. with is
ties. willfilw [omen UIMISl-ihhm Miles M F
t bees morally
Suiting“;
no... .3".
ll
VON
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