,
v .
”3.0mm; recording secretary,
turtles. previously appointed. consisting
‘ FrankE. Carr and William Bronson,
'Ilake while exhibiting at Huber’s
, which who being‘drawn up by workmen
V excellent time was enjoyed. The next
“ville, while delivering groceries.
Ii‘ dentists. ,
m ai the annuaIIsetlagos
. oar lass company—A slow I”...
Jar the (lure of cores-Various Other
V V , of Interest» am enters.
the annual meeting of volunteer
company. in Edward E. Gorbam’ a
m last nighttime odious were elect-
V’ ForemanmerbsrtVflarr; that»
Fra‘nkfl. 0am mound assistant.
MIL. Hoyt; financial secretary. Wil-
item 0. LeCount; treasurer. Smith 8.
L'Hommsdieo. The members vot-
ed to remain independent and a com-
ol William G. Want, chairman, and
Edward ha. Gorham, James L. Hoyt,
was instructed to dispose of the com-
pany‘ a apparatus with a view of disband-
lug when the property Isslod.
Ilsa “Dot” Boswell. the snake charm-
srwho was severly bitten. by a rattioo
Inseam in New York, last summer. has
again met with a serious accident.
While passing a residence on West Six-
teenth street. last Thursday, a shutter
fell and struckhiissSonweil on the should.
er, severely injuring her. ”Little Dot.”
asshe is familiarly called by. all, was at
one time a resident of East Norwalk and
was very well known among the young
folks. She also performed at Morton’s
Parlor theatre. in Norwalk, after which
she drilled to New York.
V . At the meeting of the Epworth League
Vof the East Avenue Methodist church,
held last evening at the home of Mrs.
Charles Simons, on Henry street. there
was a large attendance of members. and
alter the regular routine of business an
meeting will be held at the church par-
sonage, Friday evening, May 11, and all
the members are requested to be present.
“What fools these mortals be. " Yes-
terday a well- known gentleman of this
place,wh01s troubled with cums, ob-
tained an extensively advertised torn.
cure and took the remedy internally,
thinking, perhaps, that the corn would
betcrnout by the roots. The conse.
quence was that he felt like sending for
a fire steamer to pump him out and not
attend to his coma.
WIVI'I‘liVequarantigsoutherssidsnesot
my. cmwiumly he Isms
today, Mrsflsrrhaseotirslyrooevsred.
have not shown any symptoms or having
contracted the contagion.‘
Itis rumored that cards announcing
the wedding of an employs at Ililsr's
machlng shop. a resident of the Park
City, to one of Norwalk’s fair daughters.
are out, and the date' Ia fixed for the very
near future.
John 8. Morgan Via in Broad River to-
day on business. _
BOWATTON.
The strawberry and ice cream festival
given last night in (iuider's Ball, under
the auspices of the Gethsemane Circle
of the Baptist church, was. very
successful, a large number of people be-
ing in attendance. It will be continued
tonight, and the admission will be free.
it An ice cream festival will be given in
(iuider's Hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings, May 11 and 12, by the pupils of
the public school, for the purpose of
raising money to help defray the expen-
see of a singing teacher.
Miss Eliza Prince, daughter of Charles
F. Prince, celebrates the ninth anniver-
sary of her birth, this afternoon, and will
entertain a large number of schoolmates
and friends.
C. F. Deanaud family, of New York
...—o
some new house on Contentment island,
last summer, is expected to return this
wéek. j
Rev. J. H. Sister’s morning subject
wiilbe “What are we and where shall
we be." In the evening he will preach
on “The Bright side of Life.
Miss Josephine Robinson. of New
York,is spending a few days with Mrs.
Martin Knowitou.
Mrs. Smith, of New York city, is visit-
ins her daughter, Mrs. l-lcorge Tooker,
of Main street.
A. L. Kendrick has moved into his
new house near .T. Ti. Raymond‘s rosi-
Ilem‘c.
Miss Lou Stevens has returned from a
week's visit with friends in New York
I'Itv.
IIAilVilVIN VAVNVVil NV0Vii0'Vl‘0N.
John F. Stevens has been awarded the
the contract, by Theodore W. Austin. to
build the foundations on the Holly Bell
estate. on which Austin's block is to be
moved. Mr. Stevens began work yester-
day afternoon, cuttlng down the large
fir trees ou the front of the lot, where
the block is to stand. it Will probably
Henry Buckingham met withapuim
m..- mini accident at Riverside, Thursday of '
ternoon. He was descending a ladder,
and as he stepped to the ground a nail
which was protruding from a board eu-
tered his foot, causing a very painful
wound. Be is now confined to his home
and fears are entertained that blood poi
soulng may be the result.
Charles Hodges, grandson of William
Gilbert, of Pleasant avenue, and a friend
from Gravesend, L. I.. rods from that
place to East Norwalk, yesterday. They
left Gravesend at 9 o'clock and arrived
her at 5. They will leave tomorrow for
home, and expect to make the trip in less .
time than they did on their first trial.
.... .—
errge Lindeberg. deIIVery clerk for
Scribner & Andrews, the East Side gro-
cers. w“ severely him" by a ”"3 be‘iTolephone company are at work, chang-
ging their wires and poles. and stringing
longing to Albert Richmondmf Union-
)lr.
Lindebcrg now insists that if the dog,
after having bitten him, does not die, he
will be compelled to kill him.
The pulpit of the Vl'V‘IVast Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopalchurch will be occupied.
tomorrow, by the pastor, Rev. A. J.
Smith. His subject for the morning
service willbe “ The Great Physician.
VInthe evening Mr. Smith will take for
his topic the subject of “ Tho Questioncr
Question
The pleasure boat owned by Hiram
Brundage, which has been repainted and
overhauled, was launched yesz-day by
Captain William Kellogg and Burr Bette.
The ceremony was "short, sweet and
juicy," at least Capt. Kellogg says so.
Word was received yesterday by Mrs-
J. W. Maine, of VanZandt avenue, that
her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Mitchell, of
Hartford. is lying in a dangerous con-
dition, owing to a sudden and severe ill-
I”.
. Immediawa after the discovery of the
robbery at the post office, last Thursday
morning. the postal authorities were
notified, and a detective to investigate
the case is expected to arms today.
8. Spiro, who recently took unto him-
hlfa bride, moved hitoahouss on Coo
tagsavenue, yesterday. He has also be-
eume one of our Eastfllde business men.
The Annie IoWIlllams, the coal barge
which recently grounded in the harbor,
lat Iarvia’s dock. nut-rosy. for New
new York. .
30va teams arrived yesterday to
assist in the excavating for the construc-
_ ,tionoftheOsbornaavennehridge.
It. (Joan, of Boston. and VJ.
W, of New York. were in town
“mum‘s: is ooolnsd to
m .Wfimm
. befully a month before the building is
moved to its new position.
The artesian well being drilled on Ed
gar’s island has now reached a depth of
five hundred feet. and still the rock
seems ashsrd as ever, and the llow of
. water is at no higher presure. than when
the well was one hundred feet deep. It
Is expected that work on the well on
‘Liay island will be resumed in a few
days.
Past Supreme Chief Ernest Koch, of
this place. and Past Chief l’arrott, of
Bridgeport. will accompany I irand Chic
Willmott on his trip ’to Easton. l’.a,
next week. The three gentlemen Will
E represent the jurisdiction of Connecticut
at the session of the grand castle otiicers.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The employee of the lung Distance
cables in order that the looting of Alli-l
tin‘sbiock and the follr'trm'king opera
lions will have nothing In intefere with
the progress of thc work.
On account of the inability of County
Commissioner lloulihan to be present,
yesterday, the hearmg on the application
of Uhnstopher LaIsen for a licence, was
. adjourned until Monday morning. tho-
14th last.
The property at 'l‘immey's, or Stevens
Point, now occupied by Samuel (layior,m
wilibesold at public auction, if not
preVIousiy disposed of, early in June.
Mr. Weed, it is thought, will be the, pur-
chaser. ‘
To keep ice well, draw a piece of thick
flannel tightly over some deep vessel, like
a bowl. for instance. and fasten it there.
The tools placed on top of this drum
head and covered lightly by another
piece of flannel. A small piece of Ice
can thus be kept near a patient all night,
and save many a trip to the refrigerator.
Mrs. Cleveland has adoped the mode
of hair dressing known as the “Diana
knot.”
A parasoi entirely of white has every
badeil'ect on baby’s eyes. If the outer
covering of the carriage parasol be of
white, the lining should be colored.
children dry for};
Plteher’a‘caatorla.
Children cry for
Pitcher'a Gastorla. '
thnllahywasslek.wogavebercastoria.
mmwusmuamsmammls.
mmsmmmmwM‘
mmmcsmnns'pvsnasM'
it is said. and the occupants or the house -
who occupied Mrs. A. D. Ward's hand. Servi
VSUNBVAY SEBVICfl.
REGARDING Blah-1’01.
Preachers and Their Thomas in Norwalk
Churches To-morrow.
Isaiah lining Vaccination.
Sousa Noawaur Barrmrh'est av use, hear
at t e ulnar:V of the morning sermon. his“i ct
for t e evening. 'Not Ashamed of the gasps);
Wh ?" The ordinance of baptism willbeul-
min stored in the evening.
I heat Missionaries." Missionary topic. London
Misc Anna Dickerman. Morning. KolyCom
mun service, with recent! on or new members.
Evening. pelople' a service; topic, "Homely Vir- .
tpes. No. industry.“
Some Noawanx Mascots-r, West avenue.
tors." The new c oristsr will render a violin
solo at the evening service.
Fair r—
Tamrv matador/III. West street
held avenue, South Norwalk. Rev. Olin dileck
rector. Micro a Prayer, semen and nly
Communion.10~a.m.; Sunday school, 1:: 6p.
m. .szlvensong. .m.V
Noswaax Cosoanonxosan. bcorner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. T. TLN ob le.D. l)., as-
tor. Services at lO::lla.m. and 7:80.111" .nn—
day school. 122'!) p. m.: Yocn Poop e'sfiooiety
of Christian EndeaVvor, 6:. :snhlsct.
"lIssI-IIns from the Lives of Great Mission.
arise.‘ A mlssionar topic. yonder. Miss
Mar Burkey. Morn no. Holy Communion.
hapt am and reception of new members. Even»
ing subject. "John Bunion and his immortal
Work. " No.1V’ The Ha ond Hinge of T’llm‘im' a
Progress, IopiI-V,' From the Wi iIIIel (late tome
Cr one.“ Printed piogrammea and IpeIiItl
music by the choir.
NORWALK Marac'nuvr. West and Mott Ima-
nues. Rev. A. ll. Wyatt, pastor. Hermes
10:30 a. In. and 7m p In; Sunday school
I: m.: Epworth league meeting 6le p In
Young men 'sIneetln at 10 a. In n the lecture
room. Morning. Ho y Communion, baptism
and reception of new mom . Evening sub
jest. “David and his Times. ills Theme wlil
he “Friends and Friendship“ An orchestra
will assist the choir. Ushers in attendance to
seatatrangers. A cordial welcome.
Nunwaur Barrier. East avenue, npposlle
Green.’ Rev. F. E. bbins, pastor. rhr.
vices,10:l¥Ia. m. and 7:1” ..zm Sunday school.
l2 m.: early prayer meet ng, lu:.I[la m.: .ngIng
peoples meeting. II: in p. m. Morning. my
Communion an sIrIIIoII: BilhlPi'l h
measurable l'oteno) of the Blood.
subject, "Too Many Physicians. ‘
GIIAI‘II'. El‘lfli‘lll‘Al.. Belden avenue and Chm
street. Norwalk. Rev. 5 ll. Watklns. rrcinr.
The sunday after Ascension. LiuIIny, midst-Ia
root. ion.
‘lha Manuscript of "Po-shuts."
hroke!‘ Do let us see 'Pembroke!"’
and to sit.
been ”copy" in the hands of the com
serial, at that time approaching com
pletion in the Weekly; and "Tell me
does Barney marry her?" they were ask
‘I’emhrokel' "
e Un-
Evasion
touched her glove.
hl’lxl’lil'l.‘ s Emmku. (‘hIIrIb slreegoppw
site the. Green, Norwalk. Remit id. Pond.
A Otto-lav In. the State Board or
The frequent outbreaks of small-pox in
genuine vaccination chords compiate"
protection from smallpox for several car
can: often for m.. Ins partial protecz ...“.-- ‘
lion always through life. A ”W
intelligently performed with all the safe-
guards which science has thrown about
It. It Is a more eilective means of pro-
tection than anything also known to
near Garner. Rev. A. vanagh. aster.
b can 10' .30 aim. andh 7 p. m.: “air, mail."
so 00 1mm. Ivor leaguemeat n . . .
p. In. Morning. cglebration of the IM‘d'5' dup- E'e’ybo‘ly i5 “med to WOW“ hm“
per. Evening sub ect. ”Shooting ata Ven-
by this simple measure, and all board of
school visitors and all health officers are
asked to exert their influence in this Ilio
"Do show us the manuscript of Peru-
Two young ladies were being conduct—
ed through the rooms of the Harper's ear
tabiishment in Franklin Square. and had
reached the composing room. The fore-
man had called their situation to the
desk at which iiemge William Curtis
and was speaking about
manuscripts of famous books that bad
positors in that room. lint the two
visitors would hear only of the latest
ing; and do show I... the manuscript of
They were not to be comforted when
they learned that the story was wholly ‘
typewritten. and. while reverently hold-
ing some of the typewritten sheets. do-
and Hol (.‘orumuIiIn, illz’l'l a. m , Sunday ' boo
school.l billion: Evening Prayer and sermon. ”MM It Y” Iii ‘, _ “h the, M hoped
. ”:m p. m. to take Miss Wilbur II hand, but had only
Btlestatsanlllnsurases
tors “mg-"m..
tilted“ to
melamine .fiait." them for
$.33! masrfim the eitvet
VWAN'I‘BI).
allmited
W mm the art arm-Ino-
carefiaatinei
A sun. in: sin}; 'Www “Id ”3mg?
“3"“ ID,” Washinnon street. South Nor-
CLEANING and dyeing esubllahnEhnthilh
of electric cars. South orwalk.
.W‘ “formal lyannonnoeto
Pine street. Rev. R. herw aster. salts of Booth I lk nd vicinlt
sei'lvlcas.121071!)I-Yg:1 n'nViptoVirVIlng:éllt-dby Connecticut havecauscd them Board an d m “waif-E“ Ida's" midst. I’V
9.33:3.” Endga’yprgorayert' mulling.- 'm of Health to issue a circular on the Mills Mum, “gaining.“ smug $30.
MllllOl’i'lflu,"LC mm b. vr¥oknu;1: m FCC" "G cited to 970'. “M £11”? vmflmfn’ 1.9.?! $11”;ch ” -
mustache not ulnar I. .1". "3 .... "'W WWW “6 "r ..., ‘n as“ 43"” “is“
Kin car or. 1. “Christianity louslbi: todfifi eular makes this poaitivestatalnent: " A m.., ill...” m".;l‘:“‘...,m.m °°'°"' in“ ”1.23:
not I?“ the Lord ‘s supper will “hand ts
garmen
dodorcleanedand pramsdintheubeetman-
' . communes
lw
so new.
Boga awgtigeefifiswsrms Wear
IVGD an E V‘ , ,
..pasio r. b eissnlomm a. mum Valilll lionrenewsthefuilproteotion. Vaccine ROM m in if?” “—7": Pl
Elu gtsc on, m . mule ii Han .
BZi'JI'y of rat Endeavor Ymeengnw sum “Mk.!'.".u'° W' “W rooms. yinquire a: TAYLSB €338?-
p on. .. subject . as from the no or with little inconvenience. wovided it is one
[-
IIALF of adonhle house. ii'i'rlnitv place. to
family of mini“ Iodern lnI rovementa
liens £15. Apply no it. Bll'l‘ .3) West at.
PPER floor or Worcester flat: rent .12 r
mon‘r. Buoulreatoflce of THE C
was K. APP Company. Factory N02.
In It.
HELP comfortable dwelling. 6 rooms. on
lower ems reasonable.
YTBN. agent.
I»! .0 fl. from.
onaecond floor grunt). Dibble s
JACOB I LAY
[‘0 ‘0L' R roomson
block. Apply to .T. lit" 1V3 GDIBBLE or
It meets: a. common s grocery. m it
13803! May l, house No. l2 Pine street. rent
slow. Apply to Roth & Uoldscbmidt,
Ann street. m3eod If
P‘LA’T‘ of ilveifo roomsou Iaecond floor over
Miss 'l‘iiiotson's mllllnery store. No. 20':
last Wuhlngmn street: also list of live (3)
rooms on third floor in same building. in
IpIirI-ofiiEOlilI'lt i-. BEAHSE. at City \‘a-
llnnnl Hank. ah’ti ti
1le Eli llIIIVJr of house. (shindigup located.
a all modern improvements (‘ as rent
for small family Address.“ TAL “ “onto
Norwalk. allllw
CORNEH house on Livingston plate from
We) in. All modem lmIrovements.
Km pi. Inquire. W. B mo R. .4 West
avenue altot f
' (lawns now rII'Itnpied by George Taft on
Istreel Norwalk. Inquire-of 51' (‘K-
TNIHIAM MK‘ KWOOD. s24 if
1’ naturaga for horses. costs or oIVbI- r animals.
Thoroughly wateredza Vportlon of it well
shaded Thriftém‘. growth.
slush Hiltrflilisl.
nature of RAY-
m'.’ lw
Fol! VSVAIVIE.
l (ll-lei? andmrriagc will besold cheap for
want of use. Cow and calf. wagons.
fade. eII. inquire"! CHABIIEH 0. DH Eli.
Wiles!" l‘olIII 2-.le roll: it
rector. Holy! ommunlon," . rant. m.: floral"
Prayer, Lilany and sermon. lIIII'Il a. m.: Sunday
school. i" m: Evening Prayer and sermon.
I ‘:Illp. m. in llIeI III ill II or III II Tim I Haw:
or n.
Ems-r AvrvI u Mmuoms'r. near Van'lsndt
avenue Em Norwalk. Rev. .l. Hmith.
tor. l’reIu hing lit” a. III. unIl'IV': I! p as; no-
Ilay III hooi, 12 m.: young people stun-1mg l:.lll
Morning subleI'Vt. “The ”real Physician."
[livenlin'g subject. ‘ 'l‘lIe Questioner‘s the-
I. cunt
sir. AIIIIIIaw' s ilIvaIIs. at bones MoAlllao
ter's reaiIIenIe. Winnl auk. Sunday school.
V D. P. mom". .Ir.
long liistsacs Barri
PIANO» A sll’lw Alfh'.
All goods handled with can and gum
safe In 0 ho: mu. Smith Norwalk. .Coéiri.
a I yr
Ulllll .illD lillll Tlllitillli.
assscialty
[ml
”Krill. go Id traveler. young. six I ears old.
H”
V will bowl-l rhe- up." he! hue no use for
him inn, uire of NIH .KNAPP 83 West
sin-rt stall!
SAY ii your first VII. uVsIIIVVg Alaska charcoal 'lin-
ed rigeratnrs. hold on] b I‘ll
SURW ALK HARDWARE C M le.\()\':4
south Slain street. “4.!
LEAMLEI‘H lube rubber hose. New stock
I and full; unnamed. III Handlicenis
1' run. sol m .voaw'ank usaowms
0!?4V‘1ummh Main street. AIL’II‘
Izilll p. m.: Charles (‘th Item superintendent:
Arthur H. l‘hlltem. asslslam; Miss-Evelyn MI -
Allister. organist
Bnosn Rivas (‘...THI‘ET Nuperiufi‘udmt.
James l.\c:eII assistant. Ivilberl Ho ll; or—
ganist, \iiss Lulu HIsigI-II Sunday lIool.:l
I..;m \oung l’eopb s slmiety of i'hI-lsuan
ndeavor meeiln.-1ll I» III. l ruli'l' HIM
ing.SunIlaI oven ngV i.: :.il
(‘AIvJIIIv Bsmxs'r Sm Isrrv. Quint. IrII Pluiid.
ng, I-oruer W all and Knight sire-I Is. Norwalk.
Rev. James ..\ Similar pasl- r. \ioruing vvor.
slIiinhIlla. III. Sunday school at ‘mo 9 In.
Evening servIce. 7 ii p. III. Illiiiitfl‘ ”The
Stone ltoiled Away.‘
Dealer in
AIIvIIiII-ri‘ IIuIerAIv, VIIIIZIInIii awnu Easel
Norwaik‘. l’remliiI‘Ig, III‘II II. In. ulml ::.!ip
m. Hum uy III lIoo m onng I-op II a sheet.- .
liltilizlilp. III. (inorgo i.. Twplo. pastor. Bes’ son‘s m [0' Fun”.
('ovIIIIItIIMIovAI )lIsnIov Hpriugwmni
Unioni' impel. Ely avenue. .lIIII PI lro. pastor,
Hungarian services. Sunday. III III: Lila III. and
.'Ip. III.. Wednesday III I :‘IIII I in: k.
“'1'. PAN .‘SMIMION. VauZIIndl and Osborn
avenues. East Norwalk. Sunday In hooi ‘tlill p.
In. and premhing all!“ p m. FIIe sittings
am a cordial welcome to all.
Beamowoon Union Grunt, El) avenue,
South Norwalk. Sunday HIhool . 2 lull p .
evening service. the am
lass Nouwaaa SwInIsIv CosoIIsIIIIrIosIII. ..
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Lind en. pas-
tor. Services at ill-mnm. and M: m.:
day school, limp. In.
Armour Incomes EvIsIonI, Knight
street Norwalk. Rev. stand a pastor.
Preaching, ill-.1!) a. In. ., Sunday school at lilzili p.
“~3le prayer meeting at mil) p. m.: preaI htngot
lie lbs. ('al
I: he. trip; 1‘le ’l'np Mills lit“: ”wholesaling".
zllbii. ‘1. (Junior that». lthI “and
(bag l our; «III-wt tea. (intone. Japan or retired.
«In; first ten. thin
(infidel m‘ Bot-tied (stink "I rl‘liu'! Tm
m '. Pm»: Mien IlaMag,h
...—4....”
i. T. Merriam,
£28 arm. IAIN man.
Arthur T. Merriam .
G roceries ..
Raisins." ..s- i ii». ('sslrfomi.
Prunes. In; Best. I'allromlo Prune». its; iii».
lain Bauer.
1!»: Creamery Welshman.) We; Jone-f down
Japnwor Inland. in. (“an
at [Alisa
I AWN Manners fromfial up Allihelead-
J lug makes. lnIlnding the Eastern Clip~
pie-r. PeifeI lian. Thomas. hiladeiphla and
rs- luiurui, burn mowers aha nod. HO.
WALK H l) W Cu. 4230th ain street.
rIIlIl if
(‘Illlal
slut!
, (”HILD‘“ tricycle for sale cheap.
A' liai- “flirts.
BM.'K l'rs' water motor. which will he sold
Iheap for want of use. Apply at this
(‘1'.
illlLLER THE TIMES
IllISIER WE ARE.
WHY?
Because» economical people know to buy of II~
mun—I a great big saving.
We are at the head and mean to continue to
he the Lowest Price Grocery in this I'lty.
We give to every customer on Saturday pur-
chasing sun worth or over. a decorated din
Isa-r plate or choice of a. lot of glasswareJII-
eluding butter dish. sugar bowl, tumblers.
'.rl'r Muir's. it. (‘ corner of West. avenue w
and Cba l street. Norwal III. Rev. 1. Nine -.
nm,pas 7s. m.: (.‘VhilIiren' s
MWVVanm a. m.. High Mass. Imam m: Vespers.
Diorama Evasmum Ira Hr. f‘rl‘uI-(Ia-
unnvnn. Pastor i). Apltz. ”rand Army Hall,
I}? stairs. W asbln Ion street bridge. South
orwaik. Predigt. il:llla.m.; BonWh
Balm. Allo Deutoche wiilkommcn. ‘
rile.
Gnuuss livasotu." AI. Hsuvrdl. KHeld
every Honda afternoon at :l o clock, In
aeu' a Hall.’ Chestnut street. All are cordial.
Iinviteri. slquiay sIlIool at Illino'clocltd' ..
Brockmeier pastor.
Yomm Inn's (lnnuvrus AssocImIom— 1
WWO d‘s Hail. Wall street, Norwalk. htblo
class at 3 p. In.: Hong service at I p.13}.
IVVJsV'r 0V! Lmilsl
Remaining uncalled for at the followingposs»
5'? WI PHI)”.
II “61'. Till! I“ To TIRE.
coo-smut, hiss-a ism-a.
hythensaskarsr‘sasa.
We?" 8st ll. Stillsoll’ s
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i
3M In. El” RID PLEISIIT To TIRE.
Patent Medicines
‘ cheese platens. etc.
Try a mood of our Blended Coffees—’80: a
large present nilh every pound.
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THE CENTRAL
BASH GRDBEBY,
l5 Iiilll'li lilli STREET.
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fl! f l k Ill M 5.1m. Per- ,
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ssr tbev are advertised: “0°“ " W' '” ,
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BETTARES", mm q...“ 3‘? crop, and Steaks cooked to
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The most complete cafe in
any Bi
feet in depth. Apply to
RVVflRllllli OPERA lllllilE.
0n Wash and Batnrday Matinee.
~oounnsculo~
Willondav. April 30th
JUSTIN ADAMS’
M" COMEDY CO
Presenting their remarkable repertoire:
Holiday Evening,
resonant. smoaorr.
Tuesday Evening.
LIVERPOOL BY NIGHT.
Wednesday Evening.
’ unnnn run oasuon‘r.
Thursday Eveninr.
. TB! 0010.003.
Friday Evening,
/ TEE CONVICI’S DAUGHTER.
Saturday Matinee,
ZIPPA: OB BEYOND Till ROCKIES.
Saturday‘Eveuing. ’
THE SUICIDE CLUB.
Popular prices. 10.20 and l’Oc. Reserved
seats P'iaisted s and Gregory’s drug grog.
GRAND
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A Lemegelli. of the ltallan Army.
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M. Rodrlques, of the Spanish Army,
SATURDAY. MAY 5
., at the NORWALK FAIR.
Admimionflfm, grand will; 100
at
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extra
Norwalk M. E. Church
Monday Evening. May 7.
Under the auspices of the
Epworth League.
"BRIGHT SIDE OF UTE Ill
llllili PRISllilf'. V
A leciule by CHAPIIAIN McCABE, D. D.
Admission 25C to all parts of the church.
roll it
Hoyt’s Opera House
Friday Evening. May ll
Mr. I. M. lioyt takes pleasure in announcing
the first appearance in South Norwalk. of the
Distinguished Literateur Jurist and Orator.
80L. ROBERT E.
INEERSOLI.
ST'BJ ECT
What Must we (iii to he Saved.
Prices. file, 7 .3100. Advance sale reserved
seats at i’laistI-d‘s drug store. ~30th Norwalk;
Gregory 5 Norwalk.
MUSIC HALL.
08E NIGHT.
_MONDAY EVENINGMAY l4
First llilli' in our city of the most successful
attraction.
-—-~liEl|. BURRE88'--—-
“The county Fair”
Same play that has an oyed successive runs
of one year or more in ew York Boston and
other metropolitan cities. and under the same
management.
See the Great Race Scene.
“Bushing Bee" scene-true to life.
The best pla depicting New Eu 1
ever written. Vileil Burgess, IIroprlthriofid life
Seats on sale at Plaisted‘s and Rigga‘ stone.
PRICES. ”All. The, me. first.
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
In. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been toldby a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest
...... ~ ......
sting, Paper and
Decors ting
E. E. Gerham.
¥ W’WM." ,,
Norwalk Chronicler