we;
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glhemicais.
Mos—en.-
~§Mfiptione carefully com-
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' 4’ DruggiSt,
Washington St.
boom nonwsnx.
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Will Paper,
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liliSllES. etc.
.3" and thus to Print.
It fisssatl to give you
idols; your work.
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v ”creates tstlalsotion in
V. i i ’ . .
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aye only Jarrett; Furs.
. finalisation free
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COME ON,
and buy’ a good horse cheaper than youev'er dreamed of, at
BROOKSIDE FARM. » g
A fresh cur load 0921 in today.
. III. i-I. PARSONS.
his EVENING Summer.
Jam sown. lditor m m.
Tana—d -| linonths
alas; I m’tfh'tls’str: w s cents
Bailii'iosm sins moi; I,"
Bo! 3%; Washington and North Main
streets.
Box d—Oornor Day and Teller streets.
Box 0—Oross street.
Box IS—Wsat street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box IMoncord street. opposite school.
Box Is—Ourner Kcrthflaln and Ann streets.
Box lb-Ocrner .ngb street and Bayvle'w
avenua.
Box Id—Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box l'f—(lornar West avenue and Cedar
‘ stream.
Box ill—Owner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box Iii—Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box, Iii~Uorner South Main and Monroe
streets. " -
Box ai-llwtrlo Light station.
Box dl-l‘alrlicld avenue and Oedar:street. ‘
W
miniature Alana-ac for fo-wtorrcw.
Sun Riaesl Sun Sets I High Tide Low This
at 8sz at 5:23 at 3:12 at 9:”
New York .Ilarald Weather Ions act.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
from fair to partly cloudy and warmer till the
afternoon. followed by increa‘ing cloudiness
anti rain. Tomorrow'it promises to be partly
cloudy and cooler. preceded by rain on the
coasts and followed by clearing. .
Lowest Point of the Thermometer.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day was
ill“ above zero.
' soirru loam;
the People of Our
Dnlng and Paying.
Mrs. Hteegmuller won the roast at the
People‘s Market, Saturday.
Whirl City Are
The Springwood Union Sunday school
is arranging for an entertainment to is
held on Easter Sunday.
Theboat “Vasty” Is at Wilson Point
with a cargo of 645 tons of Pocahontas
coal for John B. Ferris.
—Bsrgaius in children's suits and reel:
are, at W. A. Benedict's.
Abendroth‘s orchestra gave a very on-
joyable concert in Trowbridge & (his
cigar store, Saturday night.
Sven Johnson, who has been employed
by John I]. Ferris for the past six years,
will sail for his old home in Sweden, next
Wednesday.
The team of the South Norwalk Ath-
letic club will go to Stamford April fl to
give an exhibition at thewsll of the
Sylvan Athletic club.
Contractor H. H. Brown's valuable
road horse, which is boarded at Solmnns'
lower stable. had an attack of spinal
meningitis. yesterday morning.
~Turkeys.chiokcna,12lc People's Il’k'l.
Nos. 5,6 and 7 of the “Holy [and Plan
togrsphed" are now ready and can be
procured at this office for ten cents and
one coupon. These complete the mist.
It is said that (loudnotor Lahey. who
lsservlng a four months' sentence in jail
for disposing of Consolidated road tickets
which he collected. refunded “.000 to
the road. _ . _,
Frederick (freon, the Wood street man
who attempted to kill his wife by shoot-
ing at her, and who was adjudged iu~
sanelp the criminal Superior Comt, was
taken to lilddietowu last Friday.
—0blldren's shirt ’wailsts at so cents.
about be matched for quality and price.
W. A. Benedict.
The meeting of the Women's Christian
Temperance union, tomorrow afternoon
at B o'clock, will he held at the honor of
tin. Jane Hansen. ldl Union sti'eet. All
ladies are invited. whether members of
the union or not.
The tag boat Thomas Purcell, of New
York. came into the harbor Saturday
afternoon after empty coal barges. While
the host was turning around in the river
the wheel of the tug became entangled
inclineattsohsd toe fishing smacked
John ll. row wharf. considerable
dillloulty and delay wars «ports-cod in
getting the rupaout. but no serious dam
age reunited. .
The starting of the Young l’sopls’s
Society of misuse Ihdsavor. in the
Conventional church. last Mac.
was of unusual intent. The topic w.
Ohristlaalty's Influence lakpasfissryd.
nail-y had charge of the nesting end, a
a sunburst initiating articles Marin:
onllwsfiisstwsrsrssil bylhsmhsrs
W : ”rum..—..WMMWV .. ...
, Dias Luella Lane, 107 South Main street.
l'
, . manufacturers and perfect in lit.
, . Mailers: or outcome. “
ind Gouda. Hats, and caps.
cont-:T‘on‘,‘
A case of rearlatlna oanodward art-
nus was quarantined yesterday.
The grand list at Greenwich is solos.-
117. an increase of ”MAM over the we
ceding year. _
-Lane's for candy. price, quality and
variety. ‘
W. G. Ashton. of Jacob if. iaytcn'a
insurance office, who has been sick at the
home of his mother. in Brooklyn. has
gone to Ashville. N. 0., to recuperate.
against Michael 5'. Walsh will begin in
the Superior Court. before Judge Shunt-
way, tomorrow afternoon at 2 c‘clmk. '
The funeral of Mid. J. w. Holmes will
be held from her late midsncsin Ridge-
field, tomorrow afternoon. The deceased
was the mother of W. 0. Holmes. of
Norwalk.
V—Bring in the my on‘ the T... Ilollar‘
Box, at Tomlinson'r.
James Lynch.a veteran from Fitch‘s
Soltliers' Home, was arrested Saturday
night for intoxication. He pleaded
guilty and was fined .l anti mots. which
he'paid“.
The meeting of ‘ibe young woman's
club will be held tomorrow night with
it isearnestiy desired that as many as
possible will be present.
ilenyamln Timpeon, who was arnsied
in the depot at ao'clook Sunday morn-
ing. in an intoxicated condition. was
fined 81 by Justice Barrett this morning.
The costs amounted to .0 2f;
w
Franklin I. Strattun. the four-yeor—alri
am of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin 8. Strat-
too. dird yesterday at their home. 30
Pine street. The remains were taken to
Bridgeport this afternoon for interment.
Eliztheih Spine. aged five years,died
of scarlet fever, Saturday. at the home
of her Imreuta, lloyt street. Springwood.
The burial took place yesterday.
Another child it ill with the disease in
the same house.
Previous to the sermon ymtertluy
morning in the Congregational church.
the ordinance of baptism was administer-
ed by Rev. If. N’. Dunning to Louise
Frotlerica Bean]. Mary Dorothy Drown.
Alexander Holler-an and Doroihyfieugler.
A. it Logic has bought the interests of
the stocklwlders of the W. R. Hall com-
pany, of firidgeport. and in future the
company will beknown as A. It. Logic
.2 Co. In Logic says that the transac-
tion. when trample , will involve an
outlay of M00000 on his part.
John Wheeler. the Washington street
bridge notion man and Seminal. hustler.
who is brim full of wit and pleasautrlss,
has in a stitch of steel protection nixed
stew pans, characteristically piacarded.
"Hard Pan Prices " The sign causes the
pssaero-by to smile, if not to buy. either
of which pleases the Union veteran.
Johwof-allotrsdn.
m’l'he large candle at thitagsraiil's
cigar store will he lighted on Saturday
neat (St. Patrick's day). Mr. Fitzgerald
has received 3,000 guessess thus fir. and
allthoss who have not received a guess
had better do so between now and Satan
day. as no guess wiilhsrecslred aftertbe
candle Is lighted, . arethree hand.
some prlass‘ awaiting the accents!
[W ten dollar gold place. first
priarsa meerschanin pipe. around prise;
and a box of cigars. third prise. lfr.
Fitzgerald intends painting the town
green on that day. The flourish Queen
willdcoarchaofprssainbcaor of the
patron saint. and be has r.ooo shamrock
clears imported frost county Tipperary.
near Rework. New Jersey, which be will
placeon sale on that day. Don't fall to
glvshlmaeall.» theraisnodcuhtyou
will find sensible. to suit you, as he has
irrelevant variety cfclasrstn mwn.
NORMAL! NW9.
A dressy ledges of floats frees the
liner lord of Iowa.
Attorney nonasehsrls more comforts
able uniay. w” _ ..
Judge Andrew “lock. of litratforti,
was is tows Saturday.
The Alpha Wheel slab will hold their
first cancel slam hats early in April.
A son was her? thoencilnsn and
“ammonium,“ nannies. at
theirhmeonllsiastssst.
o. l". derby-’3‘; o. caesium
Mhmumw
s
s
A... la,
Dr.
day, , '
in Bethei.
on Main street. m W-.-
Thefrisnds of. Miss May Higgins or
able important busine- at their meeting
might.
and cleared the field
Captain 8 Pack. of the propeller City
of Norwalk, was taken sick oaths up
trip Friday night and is now confined to
the house. ‘ -4.
The case of (Midge dc hickwood
against Miss Y-‘mncls if. Poultice, has been
asbigned for trial in the Common Hess.
tomorrow. .
Thomas L. Walsh. who rode last sea-Ia
, under the Alpha Wheel uluh‘a colors.
will ride thllm with {M‘Rsmilihil‘
club's racing man. of Bridgeport.
The Ladies‘ Aid society of the Nor-
walk Baptist church will give a pound
s‘oclal at the residenosof David ‘llilar.
24 Belden avenue, Wednesday evening.
Among the Norwalkbicyclbta already
in training to enter the racing field this
year are Ralph Gregory. W. A Gunther.
E. R. Benedict. Frank Smith and II. 0.
Saunders. '
.‘Condnctor
Driver Norman won the linIt premium
for turning in the greatest increase of
fares at the horse railroad depot, last
week. Shuisrm and Ifstheis took awond
place, "_
Mr. and In. '128. Vanderhoef ahd
Miss ,Vanderhosf arrived home Satur—
day frum Washington and Elmira. Ilrr.
David L. Ferris. nee Stuart. returned
with them and will be the gnarl of Miss
\‘anderhoef. ”mm“
Norwalk will have bishops galore on
John Williams, D.D . L Li) , Protea-
tsnt Episcopal bishop of Connecticut,“
the lit-Rev. Michael Tierney. D D., Ro-
mtn (‘atholic bishop of Hartford, having
appointments forthat date at St. Paul's
and St. Mary's churches respectively.
~ Plenty of deliciotu bread. at lane's
At the meeting of the stockholders of
the Norwalk club company. held Satur-
day cvening to approve of the action of
the directors in mpting the report of
the committee appointed bcpnrohaae and
take a deed of real estate formerly own
ed by the Norwaik Club Trust company,
it was voted ll ratify such report and
transfer. and to release the trustees from
any further obligations.
The Volvo Manufacturing 'company
have filed their annual statement with
Town Clerk Herbert R. fimith. Accord
ing totbe report. the comlition of the
affairs of the company. as nearly as they
could be entertained on the first day of
January. 1894. in the following mrtieu-
lars. was as follows: Amount of capital
stock actually paid in. $100,000; cash
value of real estate and machinery. $723..
120.23; cash value of personal estate. ea-
cluaivo of paints. 003,978.41. amount
of debtsJ’lLiitiLili); amount of credits.
”.6311“ Total number of shares-
i,000 _____—__
-—’l‘be March number of the Huahi
Home is now ready and can be procured
at this oflim‘ for if cents and one f‘illlPOD.
0008 AND ENDS.
The load talker la erbium in «thong think
or.
Spain is one of the principal from
producing connirlrw.
A man never Inuit-t mew i! there lsa
women under the bed. *
The ”thrilled tieolii rule of lib-world in
21 per Lilli" pcr Immtm.
"my to make. Inoncy nut ll' Wail street
-—krcpout.-—.Nmumn \t-w-t.
Ancient. spillelvtl'ilmlil is libt fliri's pun
lsbmerlt for contempt of mu".
Cwesua' wealth was thrived from the
placer gold mines of the river l‘m'tolua.
Millie misfortunm. novel-rump aipgly
should he no amnion-tit against marriage.
British veil-via Iio nearly all the curry‘
ing trade of llrsst Britain and nearly half
that of all the rest of Europe,
The New Nation. which was ‘rtnrtml
some time ago by Mr. lieiiatuy. Iheuuihor
of “Imklnu Backward." has suspended
publication. _ . .'
A Berlin bird fancier til lately ofs
llsr form of tmnntitnptio contracted
n merchants of receiving into his new
trila parasites common to canary birds.
A university institute of physicist”
and an institute designed especially or
carrying on electrohlohtgiesi unearths
have been founded at Brussels by M. Gala
ray. a wealthy Belgian.
A granite fountain is to be created in
front of Cooprrlfnlnn. New York city, the
gift of Mrs. Maria Guise Numb, the
artist. who raised the necessary money by
selling one of her works. ,
The printer w ’ be alerted
forths purposes! admin up fist-lee
when the consuls were slaast from a.
Thar-wore two mice tbsslty.
one be pisses at a distance.
in llastsh asylum there leave-ea
' so wasniuo'roujsrhsar. SOUTH NORWALK.‘ CONN.
I.. rt. Phlaney i‘r slightly boom
Edward outgrow... a visiting: .
Chitin Stanley is qhit'ti ill it his hom’a‘ 4;
Chief of refinish} took partina ..
ball yarns on harbcravenus yesterday, .
he first Sunday in April. the Rtiev. (too
see forts of whose issssitghfnra shawaa '
consisted ' its
,,
man ~
o,“ m not.» .... m... . _._.........,. . .. w. ..
MM tolearn thatslts'is rooreeomii 3‘
(Will.- " ‘ - ‘ ’ . ‘
The city Council will transact consider» _. 3W
.. .. -_._.. W...—
ovvit rue 4mm: '
Iowa and Gossip of the Day In East
.‘ Norwallt. . .
Walter Peg: has purchased a new bi-
cycle. _' ,
Arthur Waidron. the contractor and
builder, of New York. has purchased Ii
fins horse from parties in New York.
The funeral of Mrs. Benjamin (tran-
son was held Saturday afternoon. A
prayer was said at the house. and then
the remains were ken to the Swedish
Congregational e rob. where public
services were held. lies. flsoar Linde
gran, pastor of the church. officiated,
misled by Rev. Gerald H. Beard. Sev-
eral hymns were sung and many floral
tributes were received. The pallbearers
were Cbarlestricown Oscar Seymour,
S. Burke. Otto Toern, Charles Anderson
and. Andrew Gustafson The interment
was in the East Norwalk ceinetehy.
Inniiflou's JEWISH.
The (irons Earnings of tho (influential-Ml;
Not Affects-II hy- the llaprr-aimt. E
i‘mtsoul interest centered in the'
monthly meeting of the bomd of direc-
tors of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad. which was beldSatur‘
day afternoon at the company's office
building in New Haven. It was the first
meeting of the directors held there. and
its purpose was to enable them to thor-
oughly inspect the new office building of
the road, just ereeted‘nt a mi of drill).-
. The meeting lasted three hours.
and was mmtiy devoted to consideration
of routine business.
‘ After the inspection of the building.
file directors. Without exception_ ox.‘
pressed a proval. ‘
The astral quarterly dividend of 2; pcri
cent was declared. After the meeting
President Clark said that not the slight
cot allusion was made to filling the two
vacancies in the board cauml by the
deaths of Ezekiel Hayes Trowbritlge and
Nathaniel Wheeler. President t‘larh
gave no definite reason for postponing
the anticipated action of filling these vac
canclea. simply saying that the board
was not yet ready to do anything in ft -
iatiori to the matter.
Heridiculodthe report sent out that
he intended to resign. contradicting thew
story unreservedly. ‘
President Clark said that the fact that
the meeting was held there was not to
be taken as a precedence fur the pltice of
future meetings. ‘
He said that the gross earnings of thr-
company were not affected by the Ill ..
mention of huainess until the month of
August. Since that limo they have
fallen off nearly 8 per cont mt compared
'llh the Porrmpontiiug ninnlht of the
previous year.
"The net results." in- said. "have been
more satisfactory during the last two or,
three months. by reason of economies in i
0 rating. Wages have not been reduc-i
e8? Still, it cannot be said that we arc,
ct earning the full dividend it is,’
however. fully justified by the large sun
or of earnings in previous years which
re not been divided. The. stock of the
company is held in small lots. and largely
b people of moderate menus. and the
directors desire to maintain tho usual
rate. unless it is clearly their duty and
for the permanent Int. r'st of the proper»
ty tochangc ii.
“The 0 tin accounts of the [lid
Colonyralrosd have been consolidated
with ours since July l. The unusual
expanses attending any ltoreof this im-
portance have necessarily decreased the
net earnings of the joint prom-u. while
the time has not been sufilc t to yield
the benefits which are expected from the
consolidation of interests."
WWAI'HIN.
Aactberaohool meeting will probably
he hold this week
Kola. in music will be formed hers
nomads professor from New liavsn
wil , engaged to give instruction.
The makers',ut t rtnsetina Bat
"ll ' nigh ,sleotedthefo lowln officers:
I. Hi. flertrnde Dibh : rico-
rident. fouls Raymond; secretary
, it Emma Hoyt: treasurer. Edwar
Onshmsn.
Last evening, as llrs. Hofflogtim. who
had been calling on lire. Darts. started to
off the porcinrhe fell,siriklng on.-
errvl and breaking one of her ribs. She
”new! to tback into the house. and
Dr. 0. fl. snnan was summoned and
attentive! her injuries.
Rev. Joseph A. Judge preached two
excellent sermons in the Baptist church.‘
Emily. In the morning "The Dwell-
Piscscf God" was very interesting
impressive. la the evening. doc to
them. the church was well ill to
hearhiie discourse on “Why was John
Y. Definite Convicted f” The lessons he
:3. from the “faults“ of'tilnt than.
illustrate. tall mpl’essrm on Is
maul his hearers that will not norm llm
forputisn. .
” stairs.
Tum ll. Eli hill ill aetiousl iil‘
#psrltcnltis. i‘ I _
3:3de Tookerdhza ill" w?“
W '0 g
30 his prenpll'tmrcaldenos mil. shcr’t
i
.lsphrntonfiaturtia soldetwsnt JV
lo: acre tam for William Hindiey'lo
Altman, 2: Port m :3]
am more as .
and mahnumrmusim.‘
‘ lllzhest of all in Lent-hing i’owcr.——I.ntoet U. S. Gov‘t Report.
Announcer rune
'ilitipns own which they are to receive
in my: spit. any?»
lfldfirme
& Son,
Baking .
i Pow ‘ or
win. or vulture}. at. BAILEY.
A (i Iotlly lilIIsra :fDls Prioprrty Willeti for
Illegals“ Purposes.
The willof tholulc J. M. Hailey, the
Danbury News man, was filed in tho
Daubury probate court Saturday. «
The will‘wns made Mort-ii ill. “‘37.
The first clause reads as follows:
First—I will and direct that all. of Iny
y'ust debts‘und funeral expenses be paid
iy my executors hereinafter named.
Second—J give and bequeath all of my
household furniture to my wife. (fath-
t‘riue l). Bailey, of Danbu '.
Third—I give and i two it my library
to the Young Men's i' ristian Aunts-ire“
tion, of Danbury.
Fourthml ire and bequeath to Daniel
E. Smith, W’ ham 1.. Smith and George
W. Flint. all of llunbury, Coma. all of;
the pm. material, tools and machin-
ery which I own, situated in the build-
ing now used by me for the iublication
of the lhmbury News. und‘ also the
maxi will of the'busineas and book at.»
counts due me arising from the busi-
ness, nililjt‘t'l to the payment of debts
cine fllf' arising front the luminous.
Attached to this bequest are certain
conditions by' which hint. Bailey and the
brothers and sisters of the deceased iire
beneficiaries Mrs. ilsiloy iii to receive
an annuity from the business
The fifth clause of thewillprovidcs for
the disposition of the newspaper plant in
the event that Daniel E. Smith. William
L. Smith and George W. Flint shall tit-
cline to accept the bequest upon the con-
ditinns named.
The sixth clause provides that the me
and improvement of the real estate and
buildings occupied by the newspaper
plant shall be given to Daniel E. Smith,
\Viiloni L. Smith and George W. Flint
for the period of five years from the time
of Mr. Bailey's death upon the some mn-
lhe business.
The will then directs the executors to
soil at the end of live years all of the
hill t'l'tllli“ and buildings tired in the
business to Daniel 1-: Smith. William 1..
Smith and fienrge W. Flint. if any one
or more of them shall then be carrying
on the printing and publishing ‘ an
own said pruruIacs. if said parties shall
tender the sum of fifteen the “
dollars. “there-m- the executors are to
cellthe real estate lI- they ilhllli deem
innit.
The eighth clause Is as follows:
i turn. devisi- lin'l brquettth the tribunal
of "mitt-y or the property received for
nilill ri-a! estate In the t'onntczicut
Humane moiety. II corporation duly
nullstittml untier the laws of this slate.
and in the Nun-mil liaptlnt strt'ie-ty ill
llanlliny. II religious society in said Dan-
bury. to be equally divided btivreeu
themmhurt- and share alike. to them and
their assigns forever.
The ninth hlqlli at :s as ftIllows: "
i give. devise and bequeath all Iheresl,
residue and remainder of my property
and estate. both real and personal, to the
llanbury Relief striety. of Ilanhury.
(' mu. to it and its assigns forever.
Thoma-e F. South and ilenmo “7,
Flint are named Its executor».
The residence at the corner of Gran-
rille avenue and Osborne street Is the 14
property of Mrs. Bailey. and she is for
titer provided for hy’insursnco upmt the
life of llr. Bailey.
if a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at fitb most": ”‘11:“. mammary:
1700.00. w c g was ya
and these people splend i. 00 um
ors' bills and fins y have topay‘fidlo
each for Cactus BlwdCure to core In
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being in at the team
lnqnire‘ at i’lalsted's drug mm. when U
doctor you know an
Well. what of it.
but
that is not the reason we sell it exoluslwly, l
m s in] t
we hive nearly doubled our business in l
the best “milieu of hot b all lea.
lesllIIinny in the
H- -ww
PEili'lE's MMlKET.
l8 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
To those desiring something t specially
$911“. 1 would call attention to the
a a zoo.
Particular care is given to obtain piciu
natural and graceful.
A'l‘ REASUNA
l. M. JiilIiSilli, PHOTOGRAPH
Big Slaughter
A N
~~CLEAR
l2,000
0i Boots, Shoes a
CLOSE
at the greatest bargains ever offe
15 days.
FURNITURE. ‘i
Special 8an of llivans and corner chairs,
At $9, $l0,$l2, $i4,’%‘ l6.
Marked down from 312', 814. his, trio,
Eputt thlsurood people. its better. shall we prove it? flare cos.
every docwryoudon't know. will recommend it as hes thier.
nutriotious and wholesome. also better flavor. Again. use common sense.
on any: steer from Illinois to New York. would be Just as fares on an in
the t. Which variety would the dealer of out Judgement ship? Again, it (fault! In
(Jim notice wheremirtlsllvery wagons stop)
truth ”follow siiiements. A Prime fill: finest ulreu away eI-i-ry day. '
FliEE nuivtnt.
Tolephonecail,52—3. 1 Satisfactidn guaranteed. l
C. H. HARVE
d7
0 lily Dressed institution. Pork, Etc. ‘
Every
The frel lit chemo"
ferlcr an rnal saws:
causeltauitsthe public in such on cam
time Willllli‘t‘lifllliiif‘fl it. We are ceilingio
and we offer their
,
S. Proprietor ..
21 Wall st.. Norwalk
l‘oiephlue cill. iii-Ii.
Art'is’ticllh photography.
fine in I’IIOTOGIlAPIIIC
new line. which i am now execution, in
No pain or expense will be s[IitIcil to obtain beautiful results. ilnill In lighting
and pnamg. especially with delicate costumes llllli draperies.
FOR CHILDREN
res. Willi'il tuniwiy fill that is niiiliiiile
Appointments for sittings may be made by mail. .
Crayon and Water Color Work
BLE PRICES.
iii. 53 Will Si. liiliiffllii.
l)..-
ANCE SALE».
PAIRS
nd Rubbers to be
D OUT
red in Norwalk during the next
These goods must be sold to make mom for others comv
ing in, so do not stop until you get to the oldest shoe dealer in
town, who knows just what to buy fur the wants of the people at
lees than oust. These goods are to.» numerous to mention prices.
Come and see for yourselves, Your old f tit-mi.
C. H. Harvey.
‘ WANTED.
Isak.“ worth from tlllli to Mom. Nu t‘ancy
i’i'i’irl‘trx a”. lWriti- :Iii parlirularn m ’i‘.
. , or en.
\‘VANTED. Scholorammiiloywiand unem-
luloyed men and women to earn 8‘! in u
per day selling “Photoettes.” Hood for. :Lu-nt
stamps for complete working outill In TIIE
\\'.\l. “I “'iiifl'JJ-Zlil‘il. MI riIit-ri. i'uriii.
IIIi'JLii
mil 3!
V iii]. In ill! general housework. Apply to It
I l'nion Park min."
lgflAllfl by newly married couple. .-\ I-ru-
Irollnmiinn t csired. Pilate Ii-rnu. Atl-
dress. "F”. ii wire Httuil. .Vnrunil. Strum
Laundry. 1t
THOROUGHM‘ (oinprlent girl for gent-r-
1 al housework in famll of four. Apply
to Mrs. Henry i'. Price. ill i 'rel avenue. or-
walk. Ill :II
To lil-l'l‘.
Nil-HALF. or the whole of llli‘ oilit'l- iii the
post. office building. I‘orttierly occupied by
Jacob M. Layton. lit-III. 17: fur iiltl whole
once. Apply toil HWAli ‘l..l)lol \l‘eilf‘igar
Co‘s office. di Washlnittnn st ff'l'l. Ill tf
‘ROMA rll l. House. No. N Pine street
flour. logo. Apply!» lm‘l‘il .t imiJl-
af‘lihllln‘. Ann street. in 12 it
lllJAllfliT sunny room-t with our»...
boar: . Terms roastinahle. hills-l. KER .-
IR, ill l'nlcn street. mil :iI
Fi' Hliillllll houaetolet. in Ithhrsfleld.
wit i all Inotlern improvements. llirmms.
lannd and stable: ll mlnutee‘ walk from
posto errand church hminutsa from depot.
ms office box or. liliiiref‘leld. Cotill- mzi lm
lil‘l‘l‘Attl No.1 Lynea Flannel ht rooms.
I ai moilsrn improvements. oumlrs nf
HAMI’EL LYNEHJ (1. ii. (‘oolltixe'a clflcn.
No. ll Main street. Norwallr. mil 1w
l’Plii. part of house on fibrin street. con-
slstl of ti rooms- all are woven-
on ma have the solved and ieflfioatmffll. I 'to W. w. llrli r t
{armfoma’ ttonaimuttlcctuallic iCnn Oroflttk Knsnc‘r till heron. mr: 1wn
‘ .2- I - m...
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
Children cry for
Pltoher’a castorla.
When fishy was sick. an .an- tit-e (Morin
When li-llt’f wit-i a Child. abi- cried f or (Minis.
When she heroine Min. the clung to l‘astorla
were one had thflmflwginlhm mists.
children cry for
ditcher's Ontario.
DIED.
A Gard.
We wish tesaprass oar aiaosre mandate
ditheklnl friends who attended ”apathy
and Walnuts“ is use lets have
svesssni. Vary sincerely.
It. cusses sad “twill.
Enquire at
' Bimini. to niceu ulrt family.” 1| it
I orwo . 3.
i) No ll Hamilton it rest. ilout
roam
FAST store in Aberrant. building. stunt.
1 Apply at this ofllce.
IIOUliE. No.5! Day street: toil». runner
‘ Day and Toilet- atrsel: Muse near film
W m antiwar No. l’l'glies «motion/yuan:
. e um owns rs. n.
minus It'll”? .Io setsireel. Im’iy
[low-flan iAvlntisum Pl . .all modern im-
tm rsment Bent hill. inquire at
W. ll. Rider.“ est avenue. mil if
P Iri-
run up andlowera avlmerl NI.
3 p: n mun slid as. him}
his... or. u .. ..~..°'
"cuisine. ’
A w... "' ..... “.r. .. on
ll?“ tor t'e‘fifiili. Ill). lit) Wammb‘w.
.Jlttlout sin simt. In if
f lower house. Windward swan;
swan a. . . “A”..-
3!; has; .1...” hell improvements.
Mogaflnaiy his red. wi I nonestra
. II'. n D m lilo
Isa. soulful. ”grinnisigfié
Til
meow
intenltrset. mat
nu mm‘““s.i;“ttcr.u to“
'l‘lfi. & west or ts'ss. Apply at
”mime W. rivrrn and [Count D. I
Semi. of Sui-trolls. l'nnnw-Iii-um
V5.
.1 turn S‘I‘ili'flf". .tom'u ”nor/.-
h\ and tin-mot: IN "it'll. oil of’
t‘liill Nni'wulk.
.‘i'l‘ATi'. til‘ ('ttx‘ilf‘rlt‘l ’i’.
FUNNEL“ i'uI'rlTv. IN. N.
HIIIIIIIEI'oItr. March lttb. A. ll. Mil
firth-r
o
Notice.
i’pnii liIe common” or the said iieorgri
W. Smith and lemon ll. Hmtih. pray-
ing for rciwma flu-rein wt forth. Ior
Is foreclosure of II n-riuiu Inorlgaue in mid
complaint tlc-I-rilml. lll'tllt' by said James
hint r_ns.rrl Iirmtble to tiIeHIIm-riorf'oiirl.m and
for 'l-mrllclrl f'tIiIIilt.IuII the first Thursday of
April. bull. ll approving lo llllil being found
by the «tilmrihin . authority lltai .lamrs Stev-
t-ua our of the villi lit‘lr'fl'iflll’". is absent from
lillrt Hat.- and guns in lull‘ih unknown; thoro—
Inrr‘. v
Unit-red. Thai unlit-cur llii- pendent-y of said
mm lifkiili be {given b , publishing this order in
the LNorwa k Hem Iu~l. II nervapttper printed
in South Not‘wnlk. ill Mill county. once a week
fur thrive wmliu llllf‘i't'Ithth‘iV. commencing on
or before the limb day or Mar 'ii. A. I). Will.
and by leaving acupy of Milli rnilmlaiut and
lllllllll'ilt'l' of notice M! the lost place of abode
of said defendant In thin efalcon or before he
L'ifiil day of limb. Mil. WM. ii. Mitzi.l‘tlli
Clerk of (NV 3‘”
purl-tr (lourl for l‘IiirllslIi
i'onni . i it i
minis—u.
Stevens & infill.
lllIAIJ‘HiN l.\'
sincerias. Foothills. tit.
l'lfi hill?" ”All I‘I'HEI’J.
look simian:
Look at the Prints!
will». riflil'aliiliiiled litre-tr. rm. 1| lbs. host
lilo-inhabit“ the test row iarsu I‘Irach
In. :lilltr. bet-i. Unilfornla i’runes. tile: ll ll:
hm Lump march, tw- l
"er iii". like: has . . 0. . D
m, at» a“. line mm». as
iflintcrllais. ‘lw'flrh Trymirlitttier.
I ;Mllk.llstrsu:llest lllilf.¢~3hflilflfl%flfl.
flv' bent. eltsvsthelmiof’rea entitle as.
(live user-oil. ilmxls delivered free. m
___________..T__,_,
MERRILL BilllEGE,
Opens April 2. is“
Most molar and nt‘lll'lll‘lflillflml'ifl
scll’tnl it flew Enulx'mi. lllmiraiwirata new
so res.
Annelise rm: cunnaos.
il'i‘lilll‘illlil. 00!”.
Old Well Hand Laundry.
ll Washington Strut.
tooth ilrrwslt
am. worm man in warm.
so Atflllfl uswo lit wasmau.
sa-rssram'mw Guillermo.
mums cannery sun arm trill-"wit
no rust: or notation. ms “It.
with em riff. Proprietor.
arid ly
Dissolution Notice.
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Norwalk Chronicler