. \ on. .
w W' H Verity, of Keyser
avenue, is a victim of the grip.
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ii the We Dietript
'mh m 1‘."
hr WWW. withwbons
Mmamflwhfln
liarwaikilrsdtstriothsshsen
”committee. lasers. Teller.
aadhoesrt. forTlibrsday night,
8:” o'clock. in the school
unwritten.
am of ti» year.
ate Sew street. to George W.
proposes to erect!
cosmos” from alongdde the Bone
ditlon to commence work.
urine purpose-
lsnd‘.
oyster beds of! Calf Pasture Island.
munter he intends to start shortly.
LThe “Jessie E.”
‘ . with long clams.
Contractor F. ll. Pierce, of Prospect
street.is about again, after a most eeri-
ons sickness.
. Robert Silcock has returned home
from a week’s visit with friends in Brook-
ROWAYTON.
The new eastbound depot is now lin
hbed and will probably be formally oc-
Stetion Agent Gib-
‘ hone h waiting for lights to be placed on
enplId next week.
the‘platform.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Internet was added to the Presbyterian
' prayer meeting, Wednesday evening, by
a presence and happy address of Miss
nifred Eddy, who spoke of the work
in which she was recently engaged as
Bible visitor in New Canaan. She em-
fieelred the power of Christian sympa
thy and themed of personal contact with
individuals in the interest of evangelistic
warhead related some instances in her
own recent experiences to give force to
. her words. Miss Eddy began her can-
”: were in this town yesterday morning.
Ilse Florence Hoyt entertained a num
. the purpose of acting upon
.. B. Tats as
"rhodiiitieaoceptedfioeppoint
.3eisoioreccneidcr the tax
peculiar real estate transaction took
_ East Norwelk yesterday. when
Hubbard disposed of his
m The consideration. it is
in! 83,000. three chickens. one
i And Mr. VanKeuren is to do
,. whonanew building lie. Hub-
usptils George 3 Bell moved his splle
dist Fara) bridge,wbere it laid all winter.
tea point at the southeast end. user the
abuse, where he can get water for the
boiler more easily and be in a better con.
It is reported that negotations are
vending for tbesaleof the preperty on
its northsideoftbe east end of the
huge. belonging to the Hawxhurst
“ » estate. and that building for manufact-
iiibs erected on the
Robert larkey has decided to become
watchmen of William H. Hoyt & Son’s
whichplaoewasleft vacant by the re-
‘ ‘ novel of Nelle Larsen to BenedictFertn.
Edward Hefner has taken out one of
, his pool tables. to make room for a lunch
_ Captain William P.
.Pe‘rlow. has arrived from Long Island
WESTPOET. ‘
At the ensusl inciting of the West-
port and Horse Railroad com-
pany, William H. Sexton wee elected
president; Frank Ii. Raymond. vice-pres-
ident. end B. E. Jacksen.scpsrlntsnd-
out. This nuclei, by resolution, will be
relieved of collecting fares. n he has
hitherto done. that work to be per-
formed by Joseph Hills end George W.
llllls.
GEORGETOWN.
The Gilbert do Bennett Manufacturing
company is having new wire looms piec-
ed in its new building with the intention
of starting up within five or six weeks
Experienced girls will be employed to
run the looms.
Mrs. Ida Porno died last Monday oi
consumption. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon at the house.
Lyman Franklin. who wee seriously
hurt in the factory by a planer two weeks
ago, is able to be out again.
T. E. Finch. book- -keepcr for the United
States Curled Hair Works. made strip to
Boston on W‘dnesday.
Hr. Leader moved his household furni-
ture to the old Perry Andrews piece,
Wednesday.
John Way, of Bethlehem, who recent-
ly died, owned a house and small farm
in this place.
Themes Danfortb, who was very low
with pneumonia, is improving quite
rapidly.
Dr. Mansfield, who was confined to the
house with the grip, is able to be out
again.
Edger Beers left town for New York.
Monday morning.
' NEW CANAAN.
The visitors of the Connecticut Bible
society have just completed ltheir work
in New Canaan, which shows that
there are 686 families in the town anda
population of 2,768. which is sixty-seven
more than were shown in the last civil
canvass. There are forty-seven Baptist
families, 153 Congregational. 131 Episco
pal, one Lutheran. 286 Methodist. two
Presbyterian. aeventydlve Roman Catho-
lic, two Unitarian. Eve Universalist. eix~
tern of no preference and eighteen oi
some other denominations. In respect
mWonelities. there are 562 American
families. eleven English. one French,
thirty-nine German. two Hungarian. ilf-
ty-twolrlsbJour Polish. one Austrian.
three Swede. eight Scotch, two Bobcmi
an and one Chinese. There are twenty
Protestant and twenty-five Roman Cath-
olic families without the bible—forty-llve-
in all. Protestant children between four
and sixteen in Sunday school. 341; not in
Sunday school, 143. it man Catholic
children of same age claimed to attend
school,thirty-three; not attending. thirty-
nine. The work has awakened a deep“
interest in the town. Many persons have
undertaken tolive a Christian life. A
Junior Christian Endeavor society of
sixty members has been organized. The
Sunday schools have been greatly on—
larged. At a union meeting in the Con.
gregational church. last Sunday eVen-
ing. to hear the report of the visitors.
notwithstanding very poor traveling.a
large‘sudience gathered and listened with
deep interest to the reports of the visitors
, Tesoherdohnaie.“ you look inthe'die-
M of friends. last night at her home in
lothton. The evening was pleasantly
[tuned with games, cards and other
amusements. concluding with a delicious
eeppsr. The guests were hire. Whaler.
Ihee Grace Bliss. Mamie Bliss. Mae
lucid, Eartha Pooley. Messrs. Frank
Oomstock. John Fairbanks, George Phil-
ocl. John Pinch. Herman Welckel.
m Wsickel. E. , Eillspsugh and
James Psoiey. Barry Phllcor.
Yesterday noon. while the carpenters
were leaving Dr. E. T. Payne's new block
b Harem. one of them. John 11. Bates,
d West lorwalk. started down the lad-
dl'. when he made a misstsp and fell to
them One of his ankles was brok a
......."’"‘.".'..'l'.‘.“‘3’." Alibi; US$33.32? 33AM“ tutti“ 3'" not" 33"“
s a I , . “l u
lltnli’e Home. was called and set the la. "“" ($12.1; 3?:Effifl‘rm“ ”filth;
‘T‘M" M I" an“ '“ "mud” let do:M 0t mm:§éb.A b. "Mann‘s?“ .533,
“I F M" . native of 0‘ them Regine“. neqaallsatloa answperfectlo n or
“can, and llltyuslx years of age. :é‘fim‘flm fifrflhmm
HuM‘sSoidlsrs’ Hours. Tuesday. #231195. out of the
«Wheels. as wsssveter i'h 'lnm Union mechanidln‘e
easier-MOM“ Estimates:
[W vets that as enters-
Voiuetssrs. The burial ms
" mm" d” of therein “Moran.
WWW.» being the an.
wfihursositnm“ tbsttbsrs
woe-mm
mad
iffbg. mag
and addresses from the secretary of the
society and the pastors of the churches.
It is rumored that Edward Searies.
bead baggage-ran at the (irand Central
depot, New York. will resign on April 1.
Ir. Seerlss recently purchased a farm in
New Canaan. and will take up his reel~
deuce in this place.
mwwwm_m.»~ .. _
NUTIRE
tenth llorwslk Union School Dist.
)1 tire is l ereb inn that an assessment of
n ' tate’v'nthln n.- w dlstrigtm has
the rstah his to
been meals on the town list of
this.
*Thetenwalcflmlstthew J. barn
shimmy-mutton St. John’
EGMflm 'l'hspsllbssren
W lattes linen. fled Obeddsrtoe.
“a, mask. ‘7an Poetry.
“auditorium
the
planets t fl.tJltr of 6host:
Mtflflhmehilgpreparaticne“
washes hhnewrssldsesmnbs
en lemon avenue,“ which
S. B. WILSON
truths to non,
uglier
Matt South '"W' Conn.
B.W malignant.
BETTA listen lbw km at.
"Ian become whet they unifies”
Prof. Graham. “Then I suppose paw-{W’
lets are developed from s diesefiesnpe.’
replied a forward student.
ticnery for the spelling of cyclone! John.
nis—Yss'm. I read the first w- M
an’ couldn’t find it is no place. . ‘
Satin—That’s all right. I may be poor
but I am certainly deserving. lies
It’s the undeserving who get all then
is in this world.
Iiiss Broadway Osblscar (proudly)-
We have all the great plays first in New
York. Miss Hubbine 'lrolleycar (sweet-
ly)—'l‘hey musthe thoroughly tried some-
where before coming to Boston. you
know.
“Lanra’ s feet haven't got much shape
to them.” "No; not at present; but she's
reading 'Ttliby‘ day and night!"
s
Taylor s: can...
fleaIEstale andlnsurance,
WASHINGTON nun.
Persons lookin torat or house and lot
with the view pnrc
cell and examine our list.
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on easy terms. not"
VOICE CULTURE...
CLEANING and dyeing establishment." No.4
in! street. Corner South Main
street. on line eof electric cars. South Nor-
walk. Oonn respectful! aounee to the
citisene of “South Norwelk. 130er and vicin-
ity that we established ourselves
or ldet, in the dyeing and clean:
and are now prepared tod do‘all kl
ing and d log in the very best stvleand man-
her. had or suite. dresses. either made up or
cloaks. capes. infants“ ca boode.etc.
bone. fringes. piano. origami covers.
mufl‘le scarfs. ties. kl glev kid shoes.
also feel. ore cleaned and curl l.ed ntlamen‘s
eats oyed or cleaned and pressed in the
t manner. 0. EU UTPEEFASS. mill ti
MRS. ALBERT li‘. WHEELER. 801.0 SD-
PRANO of the South Not-walk Congre-
gational church witlaccrptalimited number
of pupils to voice culture Terms reasonable.
Call at. or address. No. to Elmwoed "Till“?
i in
WANTED.
Glitb for general hou-ewdrkfifln unlist-
stands cars- of children. German pre-
ferred Call in the evening at 7 High ”'56.
South Norwslk. m7
BY April 1- t a small house or floor in house
with private family. with improl'shmenls.
by men and wit Ls Reference if required. mAd-
dress. it. M. 3.. this ofllce.
STBAW sewers wanted. Persons wielvn'ma
rience in making straw lgfiavoan ting
immed ale employment with . HIS
BhANCHARD. 1% Water street. m4 2w
“TAITREis wanted immediately at the
Norwaln Botel. Applyto 0. H. Ti l-T
TUE. landlord
A SEVEN room cottage. No l5lMain street.
Norwallt. Inquire of C. A. QUINTARD.
145 Main street.
A (iltNTLEMAN or two ladies can find a
prettlly furnished front mm with mug-fit
conveniences. will. or without meals ear
trolley. Prirereamnahio. Address V A. l..
Sam-mar. (mice. sleuth Norwalk. mil .lt
oomvmsihsr rent 7.75m family.
No. l‘HiSoutn Main street- Also a store
1nquire of RF BYXBEE. No. 74 South \ieln
street. m4 he
I DUSE of ten rooms: furnace. range bath,
stationary tubs. hot «ater nim- \ard:
gnmilor-atlon. Retina: Inquire of'I‘AYlOit
& HOLDEN. Washington street. orof jnwg‘c:
on t
fl Taylor avenue. near West street.
01' 5E 17 Franklin street.
in inquire of EiiwlS
Brown A: “'llcox' a grocery
Tm mwcmcnts
li.’ tI\. mvan.
Ilill'til. 67 Vi’mxiward avenue. rent Si'l; ll
rooms Fort Point street. rent ; setotLti
floor No. 4 liauinrd Plots..- rent “if . rooms 7o ""‘ ’ ' "
W-OOD
South Main street. as. Apply to E A.
WA A.ltD i) l '9ltf
I Ol'SE ii rmmn. corner They and "olive
. streets: tlrst floor. liroomu. No. it) Toilets
street. from April lei. house ii "more, 'l'olles
street. Allin mulm'mllllun. with water in.
Appy wJoliN ii. KNAPP. it: West etaeet‘
No.10 Pins street. accord floor and attic.
separate entrance; water. coal bin and
wnlsr closet on flow: Vary convenient. Apply
to ROTH a HOLDSJHMIUT. Si Ann street.
HS in to s if
ix room cottage with hilt. stat lone
range. but and cold water and furnace. ?
ll Fm u. lacrosestrest store. South Satan“.
to w
[“03 SALE
mm: .
“our“, on Qulnkard avenue all
Good improved hnlldTna lots. ......f""....°“:"i'
'l‘srmssasy. Apply to litalwleh Yilllt '5'.
h'E
LIOTRIC HILLS pot on endrepel
nouwahweRUMatt: 4:0. It?”
B :sfiie or eschengem
barn and
only 1 miles t Nor'wallt; wouId "cheese
for a place in
. sees lies
«.alsonthriorw .Oona. mint
(‘0 DE! we
(I Ir‘ulsoffuof td’rn‘lsgmo
waters-03:21. bottles
TWOgond horses. one hurry and
mo‘fflith.
ri'fii‘iilm"... w...
MIMIC. It!"
A tandem acres
that will not
WU: listin-
WA'I'II omens AID neurones
OLIAIID.
$1.1: work ht beet"
tohedoae
i at WM
B'UthhmMyM yl'rockalherare
I‘ll.
slim.
" tr"
that n
«in?»
eotohli
and for sale too.
“Thou-o
six buttons. and laps on pockets. The very
Coldshonlder-Tbat’s why you are poor. TARA... “4 (or “Trams;
881 Main cor. Bank In. Bridgeport. 0t.
Wesvln A coral. and dealersln
m Gmfiis. Fine Furnish-
PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES
learned that it pays to deal at the best
pieces. Stores don‘t grow big by acci-
dent. A men can't succeed unless people
generally believe in him. Unless many
people have found that he gave them a
fair equivalent for their money. For ten
years our trade has been growing. It
has grown till now it is the largest in the
city.
people found it the best place to do their
trading. Best In price, in quality, in
treatment. in certainlty.
drme of Mrs. William B. h't.
Cnimonslreet.1\nrwnlk consisting of dive]-
one halfscresnfgood land. with Iron "rim.
dim: and table linen.
o swims" win Oct- 0,
c.basrn Reece
wi' homing stable. iiynsmlie or makes in the
it $33.33...
fl
“5' as c
$l0.00.
"ii
“Minna.“
WM
“Liam? 9"”
remade in the two
secrete"
tuned with
the outside. satin
lastin ns iinlmm narrow
esttaiin “10%
behest CLAU'W
turned out this "when
Step in and amine them
buy. ‘l'bey ere on inlvcctlon
We are wallowing somethingunezuin Va“.
so!
good
.tbelatest
ill.
and
wear.
on 15 on and over.
MEIGS &.OO.
Makers and dealers in Men's and Boys'
sts t7ape.’1‘runlrsantl Bugs.
WALL PAPERS,
People with horizontal beads.
Level-headed folks have long since
It has grown because so many
PAINTING,
PAPER lllllllllllli.
DECORATING.
PICTURES FRAMED TD
ill. DER,
DECKER,
Washington 8t.q South llorwslk.
.._......_._.__._..~._—._——-...___—.—_
FOR SALE
AUCTION
SATURDAY. MAR. l6. i895
Beginning at ll) o'clock a In. the late resi-
Jt ho. dot .
East worms and
situated on the corner of
line housemntoniid nge. and one to one out
wnu ll make three good building lots. hesld .9
Tim homestead. This in a vr ry owireh e prop-
crt). leaaently located near the North l mt- r
w noel). in s ght of the three thilri'm good
“talismwn Lily water and one of the heel wells In
t in tr
Also w nill be sold at the same time and piece.
the hon-o h vlti furniture. t on-istlng of l..- ll-
ate-ads bu mus. washelnnrls. parlor and lllli’
in! run u r hairs. tin-we mine. one lounge. pi e.
l Ilt' r). 'auii umiw vgauy rahh a. mirrnre hat-
rm its, pirturu- .' tom" a. old (‘ lllnib. fllnsaw RM!
t I" lieu IliPllel a. filnflllm and fixtures. bed-
Partlos wi hing in see the realestate will
p. case 4 all at theanw or iii
A LL 3N HETTS, Exrilli-Ol'.
Jnmrs Mitt hell. auttloneer. m.
("infamous
1
Hoyt’s Opera House
MONDAY. MlRCHl lih.
ONE NiGH'f‘ ONLY.
FIRST TIME IN NORWALK.
The Mort Elaborate and Realistlt of Mr.
Jar-ob Litt's Many I'Jltllltslli. Scenic Prisons.-
lions.
The Greatest RACE SCENE ever given on
enystage
IN Ulll KENTUCKY.
Precleel nted for six consecutive
months aUtbe nKced cedemy of Music. New York
l .
The iv «coins and original Plekaninny
ii ”the cal novelties and features.
olne'e arias swine across the mtmntain
eof "Quon " trons the
mountains. Welg in: in at the
”Camber
Wool" multitude
Ndonk.
«asking was per-
tioi ed In In HUI!!!“ trek. ” harder
ebonsadnsnre
Meow on seleat ll‘liaintod’e and Orr
s.
Hoyt’s Opera House
WEDNESDAY. Mllltll l3
mmegsldcent «means or reload min-
‘ ngvhadeviile.
DEURGE ”TRITURER’ S
CARROLL illilliSilll’S
Minstrels.
m’filflwmrfl lint-Bl. vaudeville
IMF-"c
whim
“gilt-y...“
Whetteersatstrsetysrnessaeayss
mayors didacd wsfreaflieiflno
Wres-
. Yookmwtheqnslityefoor’l’eesifyeabsvetrlsd
haven'ttrledthees. Wsli.wewantyonso;sowssrsmto give
ABSOLUTELY FREE
5 LBS. ASSAULATEA SUB
WITH
I lli.llEST TEA ii iii UTS.
Wecsn'taffordtodothisexceptona special occasion Iikenext
SATURDAY MARSHA
When we will open in the new building next door.
THE HANDSOMEST GROCERY STORE
"I THE STATE.
With the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED STOCK of Canned Vegetab'ee
Meats. Fruits. Fish. Fancy Groceries. Olives. Capers, French Snyder. Catsnpe,
Tobie Luxuries, Cereals etc.
Elgin Butter, Full cream ll ease,
Pure lard.
TEAS AND BUFFEES THE BST.
YOU LIKE
MAUD S. FLOU
Makes good bread and cake, but too dear you say; well,listen. We have just bolsght
ilve earlosds of this Flour which we are going to sell without profit. just cost .of
handling as an advertisement. at
$4 a Barrel lore. Maud 8. Hour}.
(live use call on Saturday whether you buy or not and examine our stock ‘7
and prices, all plainly marked. ‘
' Your money beck if goods don't suit.
largest buyers, therefore cheapest sellers.
NEW YORK RRUUERY DD.
Donovan Building. East Washington Street, to. Israeli.
GO TO
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Where you can get me FINEST Cm Duns-4st) list-2r at the following prices 1
Portorhouse Steaks. 208ndA22 ctr.
Sirloin steaks, 16 ch.
Round Ste ll. 12 ch.
Shoulder steaks, 3 "I. .25 cu.
Lamb Chops (into and rib), .‘ 16 a
lamb Chops (shoulder), 4 m
Prime Roast MT. 14 ctr. to $6 ole.
11 lbs Fffih Pink. ‘1‘“,
Full line of Firth, and Vegetables fresh every day.
F. H. BRADBURY. PROP.
FRESH BURRUNS AND RHUUULATE
AutosMtttttt'scuntotlttttnctt.
HAAULKLEYASA.
BlllYillES
”SUNDRYES.
RAVI TOR TRIS REASON:
t‘lillltmlmmh slot,
turns. 1mm tits.
ELIUIE. 22. Mm tit.
um risers, ... 815.
mm lined dds}... to Up.
62 South Main St»
Till fill; MI Mildlll'i
The only place in the city to get
MEAD’S
A NEW SURUUL.
DEALERS IN
Oellendsssourllne.
Essie Hall Block. Booth Norwelk.
MADAME R088.
Norwalk Chronicler