ms at m or ran on is
use soawArr. .
m Election of ulcers ef Volunteer
, 'laae comm-Dev. o. I. Ian's first
German to lag lashes. In lv-Iersonal
. meme»...
fianrnmalelectionof cussesof Vol-
Ingest Bose compo. No. i, will take
pheenartlgridsyevenlnast the allies
macaw. cellist avenue. The
cuneifortbeforemenehipof tiresom-
mwilldudgingfiom what has been
Mnemoonvsreation with vsdous
members,bedecide‘dly close. Notwith-
standing the caution of the right of
. thisoompany toe-sin at fliesaudanewer
alarma,sndileomaintaintb6serviceaof
" any firsohydrant at whloh‘theyniay be
j theilrsttbrsaohfihmemhereeey they
, " willoontest.and, Mammary, will ob-
talnlsgalinforma'ticnaetothdrrlghtln
so doing, which has been much disputed.
The question, which is of a Serious
nature, will ltiehoped, bedecided now,
asettlie time of a continuation. and
pcbapewhen liveemay be in peril, is
notthetlmetoarguea insider so deli-
eetsandlmportsnt. Thednsuclsl con-
dltionofthieorgsnisationisnotwhst it
mlghthesndtbemenibersmnldliketo
aselt, yet,underthesaieti rig 'olr‘ourni
. steam, it is fair and procreesing. The
subjectof'iire department services is. an
important one. Under the present con-
ditimi it is hard to determine when they
will all be under one wing and'the mem-
bers ofboth companies say “we are com-
redes'”
‘ The-Sag Harbor Express of April 19,
contains the following reference to the
former .pastor of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church: “In
the Methodist church there was
also a large congregation, not only
brought outfiby the pleasant weather but
from the fact that the new pastor, Rev.
C. M. Pegg, was to occupy the pulpit for
the first time. it was not our pleasure
to listento hisfimaiden discourses to his
flock, though' we hear them very highly
spoken of. His text was from the first
chapter of Revelations, and the latter
partof the fifth and the whole of the
sixth verses, which reads: ‘Unto him
that loveth us, and washed us from our
sins in his ownlblood', and has made us
kings and priestsiunto (led and his Fa.
ther; to him be glory and dominion, for
ever and ever.’ From this text he preachw
ed two, very able discourses on the
theme ‘Wonderful Love} "
' The services at the East Avenue Meth-
odist Episcopal church. tomorrow, will
be conducted by Rev. A. J. Smith. The
morning subject will be "The New Jeru-
sale-m." and in the evening "Unsuccess-
ful and Succemful Fishing," will be the
topic on which the pastor will speak.
Mr. Smith and his family arrived at the
personage yesterday afternoon and were
greeted by the ladies of the church who
had made preparations to receive them.
The election of a chief engineer of the
East Norwalk fireldepartment, and two
assistants, was held last night in the par-
lors of the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Fred M. Wheeler was chosen
to fill the position of chief; E. f'. ("as
caripany.
well, first assistant, and Dr. T. ll,
(irifiin second assistant.
The walks and lawn around the reel-
dence of Jesse Ayrss. on Van/.andt ave—
nue, are being improved and widened.
The house has recently been repainted,
and the porch remodeled.
present improvements are completed Mr.
Ayree' residence will be one of the filll'st
on Vanandt avenue.
The ”holrey-pokey" ice cream man has
made his annual appearance. Yesterday
afternoon he met one of his friends, who
is in the ice business,onliiverside avenue
but themselves.
Captain Harveyfllunter returned from
Northport, L. 1.. yesterday afternoon, in
Captain Hunter is one
ofanhniherof East Norwalk men enl-
hie sloop Rachel.
' played in the oyster business on Long is-
Iandsnd who come here every Friday
night to spend Huntley with their
families.
a...
The jib-mines“ imat owned by Frank
Ayree. which is tolbe disposed of in a
few weeks, is lying on Riverside avenue
beach, undergoing repairs. A new item
will be put loam. and tliesides strength-
snsdandputinacondition to bear the
strain of any of the nor'easters.
Chauncey llrnndage. who mently
started in the shoe buslnseeon the bridge,
is turning out anlorder for one hundred
and forty-tire} pairszof wise for New
York children.
.._ -. _ “3“
Thaw-ll in the rear oldie Jones
W! on First: avenue, which was
demolished by the last) bllmrd, is being
rebuilt by Warren Reynolds.
Tl" 00! whlehl bit Raymond lleonsrd,
last Wednesday, was shot lest night, by
the owner having
Edward Smith,
”quested him to do so.
Burwall Day took his boat from linth
quarters on VauZandt avenue
www.muumbsdherlnihe
ember.
freightyardoftheconsolidatedmedm
When the
these-allies or My Jones, the
«humanism-lowly.
lasdeqostetttbedmsnd, owingtotlie
mum-insisting the line. and
especiallystthispoint. ltwaareported.
yesterday,tbatinthe nearfutiine the
company would patinaddimsidinge
andbehettersbletosoeommodatetheir
patrons. 'ltwasaleounderstoodtbstths
businessmenherehavesskedfortheim'
prominent in order that, when goods
shippsd to them reach here mthey‘can
beunioaded immediately.'l'he siding:
matpreeenteoconetrnoted that when
anumberofteainserslosdingorunloed
ingltisdaugsrousanddlfllcultfor them
A'serles of special services begun in
theSwediah Congregational church, on
Elm avenue, last night, and will
continue tonight at 7:80 o’clock, tomor-
row at 10, 8 and 7 o‘clock. Rev. B. K.
Dldrlkeen, of Boston, preached an inter-
ettingan and helpful sermon last night.
and will also be present at the other ser-
vices. Rev. Eric Ostergren. of New He-
ven, sndRev. F. Brandt,,pf Perth Am
boy, N. J., will also assist the pastor,
Rev. Oscar Lindegren.
WM
along the water yesterday, but as the
object drew near it proved to be Carl
Wioke’s sail-boat "Baby Ruth." This
"one issue of the best on the ‘rlvem It
was built by Mr, Wicks.
....-
to pass. It is not known when this im-
provement will begin, or whether the
company will take any action, but our
informant said that the business men
consider it a necessity and have asked
for its consideration.
“Steve" Naphey was among the army
of anglers that went out this morning to
break records.
Mrs. Helen Lamb, formerly of the
Fairview‘ House at Five Mile Rivenis
still lnsdangerous condition, owing to
an attack of paralysis.
Captain Heuery Bette is repainting his
skill.
Ed. Smith has begun lobster fishing,
but he says it is about “ordinary."
(‘Ilifi'ord Randall has entered the Le-
(Jount machine shop as an apprentice.
William Blanche has removed from
First avenue to South Norwalk.
llrs Charles Seymour, of Maple
avenue, is coiivslescent.
Mrs. J. Sturges liandsii is rapidly im-
proving from her recent illness.
BABIEN.
The house on the Holly Bell estate,
which caught fire, Thursday night, is
one ofthelandiuarks of the town. It
was built by Jesse Whiting some sixty
years ago, and was purchased by Mr.
Bell about ten years later. when Mr
Whiting, owing to business difficulties,
was obliged to leave for Texas, which
was at that time out of the United States
and the mecca for people in like condi
tion. Mr. Bell and family occupied the
The “jack tars" were more than smaz- ,
ed to see something like a sail skimming
. WWAINN.
A tire, Thursday afternoon, in E.
Thomas’ piece of woodland, on Mount
Misery, Devil's Garden, killed a large
number of trees. and consumed over live
cords of wood ready to be carted away.
Mr. Themes, while endeavoring to save
the wood, ind his hands terribly burned.
“The Power of Sacred Music" will be
theme of Rev. J. H. Sister's discourse in
the Methodist Episcopal church, tomor—
row morning. lu the evening he will
preach on "The Dark Side of Life.” The
theme on the following Sunday evening
will be “The Bright Side of Life."
Rev. JasephA Judge, of the Baptist
church, will preach tomorrow morning
the eighth sermon of the series on God.
Subject. “Seeking the face of God."
Public Punishment."
Louis Ladrlgan, whose home in south
Norwalk is quarantined on account of
the illness of scarlet fever of his sister, is
stopping with his minis, Edward [adri-
Charles H. Oakes, who has bad charge
of Rolon Point during the past winter,
and who lived at the llotemith his fami-
ly, has moved to Crockett avenue. '
Mrs. Crowell, of South Norwalk, is
quite sick at the residence of John D.
Hoyt.
A child was born, Thursday, to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward llail.
SUNDAY lilillV'lCl'S.
Preachers and The" Thomas In Nor-walk
Churches To-morrow.
Sour-n NORWALI Communion“. West
avenue and West streets. Rev.Ge iLlleard,
Pix. 1).. pastor. Services llhm a.“ in. Handlzll)
p. Holiday school. 12m. Young Peoples
Hocimety of (‘ hrlstlan Endeavor meet iig at ll :l)
m.;_ snfiect . "God‘s Care for His Own. “
las Anna S. Dunnln. Morning
subject; “The Divine Presence.‘ Eventide
service. No. ll of the (‘ ongregatlonallst series;
subject, "The Homeland‘
Scorn Nonwu. K METHODIST. West avenue,
near Garner. Rev.A S stanngh. gator.
Services mm a.ui. and 7:1!) p. in: unday
school. 12:.;()l)m Epwortli lmue meeting. M)
in. Evening sublet t.
sw.‘
Boom NoiiwArm BAi-ris'r.Weet avenue, near
Pine street. v. it t). sherwood, astor.
services, Mull) a. in. and MI) ii iii.; unday
"111.: Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. M!) p. to.
Turn")! ErismrAi. West. street Irv" «Mr-
deld avenuefiouth Norwalk. Rev. Olin ilallock
rector. Morning Prater.l Litany and sermon,
“hills. m.; Hundsy sl )2 p. m.. Evensong
at 7:11) p. in.
Norman: CONUREGATIONAL. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. T. K. Noble.l)m D., .4)“-
lor.Rol'Vllenat10llla in am” :21) on-
day school, l2: 3) p. in.; \oung Poop e ‘sbioclety
of (‘hrlstlan Endeavor, 65:?!) “p.11) subject.
"God' s l‘ are 'or His Own " onthl (onse-
cratlon meeting and roll call. er. Miss
Mary Burke. Evening dpralse service. with
the story oft e hymns ml by the pastor.
NoswAiii hinnonrsr, West and Molt ave-
nues. ltev.A H. Wyatt, pastor Services
10:?!) a. m. and 7:31) p. m; blunday school
12 m.. Epworth league llltiellllf,“ 6:3) p. in.
Young men a meeting at it) a. m u the lecture
A Jealous Sister-in
house until his death several years ago,
and it was always occupied until within'
about two years, since which time it has
been untenanlod. The house was insur
ed, and the damage sustained from the!
tire will be repaired at a cost of about
MOO. Theodore W. Austin is to purw
block on it The men who Worked so
hard to save the building from destruc-
tion certainly deserve much credit.
Miss Edythe Parker and William Mil-
lcr were married ill. the residence of the
bride's uncle, (ll-urge l2. ’iirker, at the
loner House, lirmnwivh, Wednesday
satin, trimmed with orange blomorris,
and wore a while tulle veil, very taste-
. fully fastened, and coiifurc, beautifully
When these two§gentlenicn, whose hill"
‘ vest has just begun, get down to business
they give everybody the cold shoulder
arrangedby Miss ll. W. Hall, of this
village, who is highly complimented (ill
her skill in tho) line.
Joseph M. Ham, om- of llaril-il‘s impu-
larand well-known butchers. and Miss
Minnie Moore, daughter of Captain John
firms, of llowayton, called on Rev. Hsm~
liel J. Austin. at the Congregational por-
souege, Wednesday evening. and were
quietly married. They are now molding
at the bride's home in Rowaytcn.
Sylvester l’. Bowen has bought out the
fish and vegetable business conducted by
Everett Hillspsugh. in the Ferris build
ing opposite the depot. Mr. Bowen has
a large number of friends in Darlen.
who wish him success in his new ven-
tors.
Ari ofllm from New York state was in
tmvn,’l'hursdsy, looking for a woman
who was prosecuted by the l’srkhurst
society,andwhoskipped her lxinds be-
fore thecasecsme retrial. she was found
inshousenotfar from the dorm, our!"
made a satisfactory settlement with the
officer.
Thefunersl of Mrs. Allen B. Bates.
who died Thursday night. will be held
from the residence of her son, Frederick
Bates, tomrow afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Wilbur F. Reed purchased s new
"bike" in South liorwnlk. yesterday.
When a man is broke wh slionllin' t
he in the nature of things he
" That mohanw the complexion of
his wiles mdresslngigves how on
swarm "r W omega“...
W'Mm it Mg "lesw “I'M,
V"
!
chase the property soon and move hisI
evening. The bride was attired in white.
"mm. Rienin subject "David and his
,'l‘lmee. No. ii. A Hisnt Killer. An
on hestra willssslsl the \‘llOlT. Ushersln at.
lendailoeto seal strangers Every one made
welcome
1 NORWAIJI Burner. Elsi-l Merino, opmslte
.Green. ltev. F. '. liobblns, pastor. Sci.
rites, hulls. ill. and" i; 1‘)
m.: earl} prayer meet ng, li):ll)a. iii., young
people, A meeting, a: I!) p. iii.
”The “own of Light."
, “Lost in ltullglou.‘
' (truce Ei-isl UI'AI” Belden svanue and Prose
street, Nora-elk, lieu.“ ll. “allilns. rertor.
Fifth Hominy n'llr Basil-L- \lornlng l’rsyer
land sermon, 11):: I) a in. .. Honda) «whool
l'2.1,il) in.: Evening Prayer alulsemioll. . "21!) p. in.
81'. l’Aul.‘ s illusion) l2'hurl k sireeimppo.
allo the lire-cu, Nierlilli. iii-v. Pond
rector. Holyn omulunlorl, 7: '.I)a in . Morning
Prayer. Litauy and serilioii, ll): 'Ills. ul. :Hundsy
school. I: in: Ewnlng Prayer and sermon,
.mp. m. in then m lull or m u lloi i' iiA-vl
or n.
Easr Avrilr'n its-momma ncar Vanandt
,aveuue.l'.ast Norwalk. Rev. A. .l smith,
itor. Preaching 10:4!) a. in and lump. m.: on
day scluxll. 12111.. young peoplesnleeilng can.
Hr. Annuaw's ission. at James MvAllle-
tor'e real-lento. liinl uh. Sunday school.
til) p. m.: Charles t‘ht item. siitierinteudeni;
Arthur H thittem. assistant Mlesltvelyn Mr-
Alllster, organist.
BROAD ltivnu (‘uirnu
James Lice": asalstant,(ilibert tllorton; or.
ganlat, M so l.uu algae. niiuday school, a
ll: rm; Y.oung ’eople‘s misty of (lbrletlnn
ride-aver meets .ilu'l) n. in.; Prayer inset
lug, Huntley even its at 7:17).
81' MAM lull. C corner of “”me avenue
and Chapel stole). Norwalk. Rev. J Him
um. pastor. how Mass, 7 a. m.: tlhlhiren'a
Mandingo); High Mass. imam :Veapers.
limb. in
Ann." (‘llltl'l’lAm Vsn/nndt avenue l'aat
Norwslli. i'rsal hln. use a. in and . :zllp.
on: Hundsymlimll m.Yon People'ameeta
laid)“ in. (looms l... 'l‘eep e. pastor.
CONlllilOA‘f‘lOl‘Al. Mission, )4 rln wood
Unlonlmspel. lily avenue. Jan Peter). [fawn
Hangar an servh 'es. Sunday. at loan a. in. and
lip. rn.: «ineeday at 7mo'nlmk.
fir. PAU'
avenues. llt.
p. m.; Sunday arhool.
rnlng Hillilfll
l" suing subjeln,
Superintendent ,
MION‘ ,kVanandt and Osborn
and preach) 0.?th mm" mhwlll‘gl” p.
In.
andaccrdlalwe'lcomswpl. . w
Hraisowoon Union (must I) av
soul. No rwalk. Honda Av son-3i ' an???
evenlnees ram.
[anticancer swsnisri Colo A
Riverside avenue. Rev. use ”out"
vices dun-
ottoman) and ran . ..
i, all!) p. in. p I“
Am ioAs financier liaisons It
greet!) Norwslk. Rev. A“ fit?
inmost) in.: Be ay so at p.
inlis mm in in: at till) 9. m.; preaching at
Canvanr BArriwr floors". Quinton) Build-
alland Knight-i. Norwalli lit.
rimmi- Starwe, pastor-cl est. l'i techno).
mp. are young people's inset rig. slip. in.
'“Wnir Dumps] vssoamsciis In. mun {-
Vmwr ProdigA uehetrsstmlgflm’flim it‘lk
Min. Alla lieuieehe will 'l'minien. j “a.
tinned mundane“. saitvicna. Held
every um‘la a frame at 20 clock. in Know).
all. ”Chestnut street. Allars cordial-
[Y Q“linearly school at inflo‘l‘clucir. l7.
alabaster.
i bvlted.
roekm
mommies.»
laurkw ’li IElsi]. slletrset “News it. in
clasaat amusements» minus» a h
”In!!!” 110310..
National) local entertainments «lo/ail
kinds alchenadmm it the)
Mdiwfmwaflcumcd to ml”.
on to "‘do McCully up" if he returns.
Eveningsubject, ‘le Hiddenfilinuand a . W—
1......
WY PURE
7 into: mourn
Trouble Over Prosecution of Liquor
Cases in ltamrord.
Gunman, April 28. —-While a number
of liquor cases were being tried here last
night, McCully, the Law and Order de-
tootive, quarreled with Michael Ken-use
nealy, attorney for the defense. The
trouble cross over an alleged misquote-
tion. Kennealy became so angry that-
he struck McCully inthe face with his;
fist. MoGully, it is alleged, made a
movementas if to draw a weapon, but
was stopped by Sheri)! Bolster, who pre-
vented further trouble, and the detective
left the room. The saloon people threat-
HENNBSSEY FOUND GUILTY.
larder In the Becondbegne—l'lnall'rtal
in June.
LITCHFIELD, April 28.—Ilichael Ilen-
nessey, of New Milford, who killed his
wife early in December last, by throwing"
her into the tire, durin one of his drunk-
en sprees, and neglecting her afterwards,
was found guilty of murder in
the second degree before them
grand jury in the preliminary
hearing. The jury was out about two
hours. The trial will take plane hero in
June. lecrime with which Hennesscy
is charged was one of the most. brutal
ever known in this state.
LIST 0' LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for at the following poet-
oflices for the week endlng April 29, last. l’er-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
SOUTH NORWAI K.
Rooney Mrs M. Brennan James “fingerinflol'
actors fleeces) l.ay hull
NORWAMI. ——Mrs. Nancy (tion.? P TM.
Mrs. Emily D. James Mrs atherine 1)..
limit lth. (‘Althflth Billililhlh .M.
H and réssing.
Latest styles in wilful-es skillfully nr
ranged
Thoroughly experienced and compo-
tent in all arrangements of bridvs' cos—
tume, veil and flowers.
A.
ii. .I. Connor, t4.
~-._ 9... .fl...
Miss B. W. Hall,
Darlen. Conn.
lt-
Notice. City Taxes.
TEE tsxpay) are of the (‘ity of fiouthNorw-lii
are bereb y notified that the city tax of
twelve mills on the dollar. laid on the cl
easement list (if it‘ll)! at a city meeting he d”. at
Afrlon Hall. on Mad son street. on the “lat day
ofMareh. im. also the llbra ufnd tax of
one-half mlllon the dollar. [ill at the some
llme. will be due and payable on the first day
of May, HIM, at which time i will receive the
some at No. 8North Main street. Pena" R's;
the rate of nlnsull perisnt. a ear from
is). MM, will belliarlrod on alll ills remaining
unplsid on and after Jlilno lat
Hill) s’. onowa.
('ollector of Taxes of Ilhel‘ily of South Nor-
walk.
Dated at South Norwslli. (‘nnn.. April Mb.
Willi. mails?
Billllll llfllltllll Still)“ lit)“
I1 Washington street
Open dailv rmrn s m 1:) a. m.. arm Irrm not
a. m.. and on Saturday rvaninml “Win 4 "l t
William-er. allowed on deposits.
ALDEN HOLM ANS, Front.
’0"?! H. taunts. Vice-Pruitt
"'li‘ H. “NAP" I!» and i‘r-ao
lam selling white back Blanks
from 100. to 20c. per double roll.
combination side, ceiling, and l)
in. or 18 in. border»; of , course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from Ms.
rel].
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. 1")“
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in New
walk.
Painters supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
Ill. 2 first twist.
laser none/Atlas
n. P. Manon. or. "
up, double
mildlllm All 5mm
warm MWmm
cranium-unim-
' lNliilAM Lowiw
These goods are all new and in am
org.
Realism aldlneillauos
was-isms mm.
ailmgfifii 5323p.
3...... it? ...i. «was
Amman-lonesome...
"gwt'ii'l’rlnfiu‘bzu ":35 lifmm
“3 Saturday. April 2‘
A. unmeam of theltalland
arm ‘ ‘
I. Bedrlqnes. ef the Spanish,
unconsomsiaufl
mm“
mm...
1 .
Aim. °'
. Cons.
No.
Gunny“? dyeing enabling)“
street. on us 0of elect
00an cfwréfiwug‘lhy“ Norwsk ”Wand“.
stunt . airmail!
viscera. South orwci.
vicinity ,
MI)
I V00! '0. it your I!)
now
Wfigfl'ufioflm are
of ,fdrv melther iiiy ”Mathilde
Wihfiiwpmiib mm m
hoes.aleo feather;
dyedoreiesncde l t a best man-
' “mi "We .
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)
F ”limo... a... mm,“ “a: a
I ll 0.
alsoflat live (5)
renew: r d "W‘ build oz in-
s o on n e .
"ii'én. At 013‘»
i (l W l. . B
altimrao .1 3' EA
onflrst floor No. Ii Ann street. rent
realises. it
nk.
5M0 Sill. Mlnuuireon the or“)
second and third floor No. mflooth Main
i. street. rent at and .houae Woodward
avenue. rent it; part of house onilrst elve-
n.ue Benedict IMJ'OBE“. Apply to it. A.
WOODWABD.
CO
KNEE house on Livingston place from
May let. Allin odcrin lni rcvementa.
inquire, W. B. BID 8. 74 W?!
' ‘WO nice furnished roommiarge and airy:
also store on Water street opposite?
rla'coalofllce. “poly at unit's in soon
Blig'lgihr'ornur tor-and Washington lite.
“LI '
fl
EW house on i' ove street. East Norwalk:
A hot android water, starinnar tubs. bath.
House ronlslls ii rooms and bat room. In-
lLuire n! TAYLOR dc GOLDEN. a27wi
g'flilm and lmuenient with natures
I, Washington street. "Mimi lie mt oiling,
from April la) Has been compiler au'adry
grxnla store continually for the past fifteen
years, and is now occupied as sluh inquire
ofl)l.l)l.l.Vl’.El.V.' immmzltow
Pull)“. May l. house No.1! Hartford
l’laeeii
"mine nlljulle al ’l‘AViUltdcu .010lr
liFN's
. 1“,;
store now Modified by George Taft.
all street Nariwplk. lruloirsof Bl 'CK-
ll
lioysn with all mislern im rovrinenlu, No
Turk nth Main street mill Noryaik.
(Yonnerrirul. inquire of l'. P. lit'Xlle-i
Haul h Main street a?» Iii
' ‘illilill’; rmnilernt door, No.1!) Day street.
rent (9) three rooms, llilnl llmr, lllsy
street. rentd'v: tin rmms No iii Dav street
rem am, also it mum, NH.“ East avenue,
Eur Sui-walk. rent low.“ Apply to
WI NM) si lsmkwmd Msnvifsciuiingi'om-
puny. n35“).
'EW mmlmy lmpmvvrnents. on
‘ H irsrd Place. Ill—ad lei~ intake
of EDWIN ADAMS or A. YE. \\ \‘JlNi tilt“
’1 01' 9E uf’ o horns and garden. beat well of
water and good wash ileum. [mastoid
near lomayrnn station. Rent. is a month.
Addy. a... marina Agent. Rosanna, “my? I»
a .
in view
lYP'W it part of bovine No ,1, Cla street. En-
) quireol 1.. t' AV ANAlifl, o. 2L're‘cent
Terrace. arflhf
mill”. cnntalrlingii moms. modern lin-
prominent. situated on Burrill at ease.
Apply wlfhmier )7 Clark. ls Qlllntard simple.
”MERE?! 1000“, No )lTrillm street. first floor,
rent 8H. llmlw No. 2)) Day street. rent 13.1
H
All have we rrin and are in the rm"1 I“
order throughout. JOHN ll. KNA
Went arrrv-r.
PM! HALE.
(NOW. at mirrors)". yuumr. six liars old
will be which" as! [have no use for
lWflilfor-fJUH.’ if. KNAI'l'. ~21???)
I i
1
him.
sired
llalk‘” than ., inquire- at Mill'l'ltll’fl
ilvism” s sane.
‘ ”bill'slilnnii A gold paint that will not
rub off or tarnish. but w l l
smooth liflftlflif'fll" Prim“, fluent-i, sml'l‘ii
unfluvuii.’ liAuo‘wAllr: (“MFAN‘ i‘.’
svmth Main mm ill
I AWK Slower.- frol|n 82min: Aliiheiriul-
l ingmakrs. 1nd in) ling the Euro-m l'llp—
r. l'eifvvilan. Thorn». Philadelphia and
ireylumnd lawn mowe-rs aha on). at.)
MirtWAlJi ll D'WQIM) ”South sluslreel.
mill if
it ii mire! knives. m-vy lllfllfirllfim
'il [mg and wan-owl. lt“Ai.K
WIN 5",)" smith ”stunner OAlL’tf
Am villains remain l... min rims). ('nlll‘al
BM Kl?! water nuitor, 'llll h will be will
cheap for want of use. Apply at this
POUND}?
I?" i I find in nevi hlwfhnill of Bar-
"fur-.7163“ Owner'nsn have some by
picking for lilies) vertleemeat and applying at
on street.
._ Kfleil-flflk «outalnlng
N . flora! (In! “Wt Owner can obtain
Orrin yr the i
owimb p and satiric for nivsrtls‘lnmyr'
. a...
Knjli ”break”
7"
will leave
no. u mu...) m. min Norwsik. Conn
CARL BCllAL'B, Proprietor.
imported Wines, liquors and
Brandies, Chops and Steaks
cookedtoorder, iluppert’sBeer
on Draught, drawn from the
wood, Oysters, Clams, lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs.
Give us a call and test our
cooking.
The most complete cafe in
town
”M. ,.
.:l. B. ST. 10"",
lllllillllll nun noisi-
One week and esters» m‘
mummo— ‘
Monday. April 30th
JUSTIN ADAMS’
COMEDY co;-
Presenting their remarkable repertoire:
Monday Ironing.
ulOllAlL moon.
gonaday Evening.
uvxnrooi. an new ‘
Wednesday Evening.
UNI)” I’ll! GAIHOI‘I.
Thursday Evening,
Till ooronooat.
'Fridey Evening.
'rnn coltVfll‘l"! canon!“
Saturday Matinee.
”PIA: OB BEYOND ml loom.
Sathrday Evening,
"I: SUN”!!! til-Ill.
Popular rims, 10. 20 and We. W
seats at Finland's and Grenory's drug m
Supper and Entertainment
UNDER. THE AUSPICES OF THE
MEN
~01“ THE——
Swill llolwall Baptist ennui:
AT THE GHUIIOH,
.luesday Evening, May l...‘
Admission, Including Slipper, 250
a!“
JACOB M. LAYTON
PIKE. LIFE AND A0010“?-
insunaucn
Real Estatesnd HouseA at Omsnltaam- i L
ship’l'ioksts and Sterling fir Ogle, Loans No- ’
{of sled and Blocks “old. Ofdocgz
’lace. next to Post Dulce. South
Notary Public. Ask uowledgeinsnts
li-lmceseortoA. G. Judson.) Deals“.
Beet. Mutton. lamb, Poll, Sup ‘3
sage, smoked and Salt ltllt
Poultry, Vegetables, Elli.
Bor.MainandHaviIand8ls.
We will keep the best goods; sell them at
reasonable prices, and treat you right. GM
as a call.
Bill] THIS lSlfllllSHIIB MEI":
«F—
ile Mean to stay at the lie“
———OF THE-.—-— . . _
TEA, (.‘l li‘i‘EE 15:; GROCERY
HI '.s'I.\'E.s'.s' IN THIS TOWN.
“'0: g: u ifull will) i ll). of tea or
Willi-r uril be of blended cones your choice ”
is «lilid' srmiiing «hair or a line brass hoop .
cedar water pail. “
With 1 lb or tea or 1 lb. of blended 0080." 3
git-eyed lour ('illtllf s of a large ammt I
am. on lnCllllllll-I it line cantons cup,
and plate.) :) decorated plates.a nne m .
«outed (up and seiner, butter dish. ‘
bowl and many other useful nrtlc
lll' kn. warm, the arlll-le when you a
wood orb forum).
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THE CENTRAL
clsi GROCERY, i
I5 "Bill" “I" STREET.
Inwset price store in l‘alrleld County.
“no Aim in..." unto»:
Patent Medicines:
AT OUR PRICE.
is not. illlll llll'l‘ To me.
whxatmrik,
ilmd‘s liarssparllla,
Ayers‘ Fiarssparills,
liana' s Samaparll la,
(hitlcura Resolvent.
ficott’a Emulsion,
Greene Nervurs
Htilhon s Specific for Malaria,
l’ains s Ce Compound
erefll’s lls,
Alcoek's Plasters.
liensori' s Cupolas Planters.
(its toria,
Garter s Pills,
Atwood s Bitters,
”and” till.“ ill" 0”"
s it re er,
Yankee Lung smiley, 8" M’
WW“... Q
lien 0 Silent
Bill Willi.“
Norwalk Chronicler