hfl~ ID at “I lastflor.
‘W mm “VI.
m lrstsrsrooatettlnlist
Am church was sumo
mmmJubrauM
., nesting yesterday atternooe
‘mwsrsnnnsnellyiateresting.
minus nerd weretwooeeee.
and and. The prwidenulre.
le'ywoer.aevesn lllnetrstedtslh
“and Rod" Rev. A. J. Smith
eshortohjsotssrrnontrousthe
mflMmre-entingthetwocsus
,hIII beetbehavedboysin thsciaee,at
“I little ol theeervice. Ire. William
mm chemo! the Biblesword
r’
LAW tramplanded in Best
M yesterday morning. Dirt be
1' ”Hardball“! atJatneeR. Worden'a
have on St. John avenue, and In re-
'mllobisknookatthe outer portals
oliltetitohenthernanol thebouee
f“ ‘apuedthedoormxpeeting that the trio
.Iowwonldeshforacoldhits. Ir.Wor-
idea-svelyhadaoatslepilc Iltwhen the
Ill-pastediorapleesolaosp. There
questwueo unusual that It was granted
witholtdelayand the tourist went on
hbwey rejoicing.
BoldeyattheEsstAvsnne letbodiet
lphoopelehmhwillhetheleetfiabhath
daylnthe oontevencsyear. Rev.A. J.
'r ’l-ithwflloecnpythepnlpitatboiheer
vines. Thenbject oithe morning dis.
will be “Cantu lor Bejolcing.”
The topic aaeounerd‘for the evening
”kmwltiobhegllaat'l o’clock. are and
' ”Why I eat a lethodiet." ”30 Sect in
Heaven.” moms Incidents in the Lite or
L an ltinerent lethodist Puncher."
7' Ivory seat is free, everybody is invited.
any one 3 welcome.
Ir. and :Mrs. Andrew Anderson.
0! 33 Fort Point street, christened
theirlittle son. Andrew,.lr..lest night.
‘5‘!“ Ion, reletives and friends were
”but! the evening was pleasantly
paced, selections being given on the
violin and a tempting ~ being
pertytothereerofGeorga
*nren’shonse,whereitwill been
V ‘u_“idlatoaearpantershop. IlrJ'ary
3,3..oreaissuployed hylarvin Brothers.
The contract for the grading and Ilsa
on work of the Norwaih Pattern Worhs'
new building to be erected at the corner
of the bridge and Keyser avenue. he
been awarded to D. M. Finch. The ear
patter work will he done by I. D. Ilen—
dell.
4 “who attend the Epworth League
nesting at the Methodist Episcopal
church atfitarniord, next Tuesday night,
will be entitled to hell tare return tickets,
Rev. A. J. Smith has been appointed
railroad ucretery.
William Sheldon has been awarded
theeonueotto build the shutments or
he Benedict Ferns bridge. His but
wevtaper yard. There is about 200
yards of mu.
Captain E.J. Raddy. lather 0! Cup
I“ Richard Ready, arrived with hi,
boat from Oyster Bay today, and is now
“J. Wallace larvtn'e dock with a cir-
geol pot-ton
ll- Frances e Tallest, 01 um, paid
avitlttothe Bast Norwelh school Inat
“My While here she was the
m of lies Nellie 'I'. Puncher.
.nerry Roberts has tetra a photograph
d the new Trot-way ear, with the con-
” and maternal: on the forward
phloem.
he fishing moot "levy A. Brown,"
wlioblay at the bridge all winter with
.aedltli andmeemsi.“ left the
W.
_ W Agent Willierrt Oeev emphatic
‘» .flydeeiuthatheisnerriedaod ism'
fig weary hearing the subject discos-rd
, mm.dul’roepsetavs>
Annmam with Jacob
,Mmmlterwele butcher.
”Mia Abwortb. oi Cottage
TM Is same-tell: Ire. Allied
Maillot!!!“
Qumran—norm”
lwflsvfltllalra 0-we- W- W
Wm
, RIVEI’M‘IG atentte.
treasure and henna-ea in lerwelh
Meta ‘le-lwrraw.
Iowa )loawena (lotto-enema w
avergeaad'eetwilev. M
Pit. .. . ‘p. In. a”? .
a not, oi school. ”In. one" at lane)
Bali‘s; mi Irons?" s's'byfet. mrid Ill:
I t
II] “had oi tinndauy
Semi rescuing."
Iranian: sub set. “The seven Words iron the
Owes.” Ml. IV.
80m lionwaon turnout-r. West avenue.
near Garner. . A.
1'.
titeveuson. Evening subject. ”A Son; tier-
non."
lomNoewannBenur.Weet avenue. near
Pine Itreet. ltev. it. 0. nherwood. i.
Mil-.m. and 7:00 p. in; gunday
school. In: Young Peoples Society oi
Christian Endeavor orprer meeting. saw p. In.
his!" Ensoorsl. West street and Fair-
ileld avenue. South Norwsllt. Rev. Olin Hellocl.
rector. 10:4! s. in. Morning Prayer. Lit-
lily, vernnm; under ”hot” at 12m. v.
C. M. fielleclt will r reach in the morning. The
evenlng eervlr or will be omitted.
Noawenn Memorial. West end Mott sve-
nues. Rev. A. ll. Wyatt. paewr. Service.
Ital. Evening service. 7m 9. m. b‘nndn
so l.l2 nu. Epwmth league muslin-r. 6::
p in. lvemngsublett'fliow fer Ought us
wfoin Unrgiwueesof Ollenees." 'I'ue pastor
wi Ipretwh.
Nortwsu Conanmurmun. corner Park
and Lewis streets. ltev. ’l‘. K. Noble. D. Dumas.
un—
tor. rvices at We. in. and mu p. ill.’
antebellum». UL; v. P. s. 0. ill. me
p . hvenltu eubirct. “The Soul's Trans
ten vnt Worth. Wrist iihalla Man (live In
use tugs lm’ his Soul?"
(Jeers Err-cover. Bolder: avenue and Cross
st Norm-1h. Bows. ll. Watkins. rector.
5th ii ‘ ey in Lent. 890 a. tn.. iloly Com-
tnun ,lvflvant. limping Prayer. Liven!
and
anm‘ n: 12 in. Bonus school. uten-
riblagrlaaszl’wpmt. Eve ng Prayer and
Is
rant Banter. lllsati avenue. opposite
0 Rev. 1'. E. Robb us. tor. iter-
We. in. and it’ll . no; Emu school.
l2 in. . ly prayerrneet ng. Wile. um: ounp
poop meetiott at Gill 9 maflubjrct. " ed-
13.33%?“ Africa. r. Ilse
snail. Quantum of West avenue
spel street. horwalk. Rev. W J. Blot
dirt. Low Mass. 7 a. m.: Children’s
Ilene: lligh Mess. lilflla. in : Vespers.
trite EPIIICOPAh Church street. oppo-
~ Green. Surwelit. Kev. ill. 8. Pond.
Holy t’omtnttttiun. 7.6!) a. m..and un
motley in the mouth. risoond celebration
mil with sermon. mo a. nu; on other Snu-
. 19;. under l’ ayer. Litauy sermon.
lib a. In; undey scllml. lz m. In the
return?" or ”(III Hour flavtot'u. choral
crowns witu seruumJii'p. in.
It»! Ann-1 ll'l'fllllllll‘l’. near Vsn'l.endt
avenue. East Surwellt. iiov. A. J. Smith. has.
tor. I'rmming llréll a. tn. and m: p. tu.; on-
day solved. it tn.; young purple's met-ting bill:
in Aenuew's Mission. at James HcAIIIs.
ter's resilience. Winnipeuk. Huntley school.
Mill p. rn.: (. Chittem. superintendent;
Arthur ll. Chittem. eeelttent: Miss Evelyn Mc-
Allister. organist.
littoan Riven Cnsrcr. Superintendent:
[tiger Buttery; ens-latent su rlursndsnt:
Theodore lumen: or artist. Miss ulu Hod ,
assistant orgsnist. "Julius Cable. flu y
school. ii I. "1.: Young People's society of
Christian Meavrtr mtiuug'ra'tl n. m.; Prayer
meeting. linuday evenings: ail}.
Canvanv list-rm Mflfl'.Qlilnmd Bulld-
ing. etirner Welland Knight streets. Nore'eik.
llev. James A. ilmnler. yaetnr. nlug estr-
eiee. Ma. manning service at. M!» p. In.
Young petiole? meetingat tan p. In. All are
cordial” invited.
Anvm (tn-man. VanZandt evenne‘zsst
Norwaik. Preuehl . Imp a. to. and imp.
tn.; fiunday school rn. Iounfil’eo'gle‘s meet—
iugfidnmmiieorgs L. eep. pastor.
tromrtuurtosat. Mission. llprlngwood
Union Chapel. lily avenue. W new. pastor.
liungerian services. i‘uruiay. at Willa. In. and
5 p. in.: 'l huwdny at 7510 o'clock.
in. Peoria Stilettos. VenZaudt and ()sllorn
avenue». East Sorwaik. iiunday achwl liztli p.
In. A rrorrllai wrlmnw to all.
brutsowootr L'ewa Client. lly avenue.
Smith Smullt. liltnday ricboolfiiill p. m..
evening servit'erJfll p. or.
its." SORIALK riwstmm (,‘onutreoerroeth.
tier. 0. Limlegren. las-
tor. Newton» at Will a. lit. and fill p. rm: u-
rlny school. :50 p. tn.; young people a meeting
slap m.
Amuse Imam" BPW‘OPAL, Knight
stmt. Surwellt. lie-v. . Sande pastor.
l’rmsriiing. bale. nu Sunday soluml at 12:15 p.
rm; prayer meeting at (kill 9. rn.; prom-hing til
75!“: m. rived-ti rotten: will be rendered by
theriwlr. risers (var.
lllttr'm'rve flvssrreuu'rta fir. . Perm-
litru-tte. north lea-in Mfrs". “until hum-ilk.
Pastor. ll. Apitz. tints-alienate: rionrltrtm
braille m and 7 p. tn. Nrtlttiag-eu’lalllu I‘ll”.
)iittwrwr Alruainrnllr. 7:» p. m.
prim Ifr.t~rlrl:t in die tirrtwintlr; lliemtngs.
Minerals». throne stage t to .5 p, 111.. bsmstage
9 w I2 a. tn.
v-euwte lvsrurursr. finances. Held
every mmdey allrrmmi at zii'curgltJn fiwmlsh
l'rms'rvttetional t'lvll'tfll. Beet bore-it. All
nrmr-wdlaii invited. tiurulay eeluml at luau
a'cioelt. in undsert‘e liali. 21 Chestnut street.
'. . hunter tur.
MAY. A ov- Laure Knurlmr's Hall.
Ciro-stunt street. it .u' h sour-ill. Ito-pol meet.-
ing liundsy alternate. 3:15 to 4:10. Allboya
welcome.
Ymreu Jim's t'rtutwrtsn Alumni-non.»
lavhwn d'e “all. Well street. .‘Iorwailt. liibla
class at 3 p. nu: thou «Irvin-31:22,
llawe era.- us an Agreement.
Attorney trump. oi lice llaven, re
presenting the brandsrd Oil company.
and Colonel lluievll Frost. attorney for
the Norwaih Tramway company, held a
conference at the lstter's oilice yesterday.
Colonel Frost informs-l fishermen
Samuel Distant that they had wine to
an OW! roger-ling the crossing at
Wilson's Paint and Out the matter
would be driinitoly settled today.
5 . nadir-5......
The couture of the American merchant
steamer Vil‘lfllm by e iipsulsb iron tried
in West lndien watersisatnetter of his
may to which current week. as re-
ported inthe deliy pspere. lend peculiar
Internet. The Virgioiue. a filibuster.
loaded with areas. and manned by Eng—
ileltuen. Americans. and Cubans. was
esptersrl.sltsr being riddled with that.
aedweeuhen into theharhoroi Henri
epodeCaha. Sixty or seventy omesrs
and-sewers handcudad sndnterched
totheeity prison.“ theGoveruoror-
deredthettenehnebihaaoteed-ore-
legetuerlseeetiltheieetolthese rero-
latioeisb—or eytapathiesrs with the
revelation—should he Wand-tem-
tlueeeiredthella-of martin
WW tomorrow
sseddlspstehsa Ordinarily-retort.
however. disobey“ sad entwined the
Governor; seat a lessens to Jennies;
eedthee.altsr twenty oi titeprieoeere
bed been W. assured tor the
“bMot them“
alvwer Daeetlsee and Dundee. The
mdflmhfltasdvery
em. Wm. Bland Mrs.
Ila utn
ill!
Wm
I... II the Ivan" II ”lob Iownlk
People arelateraetea.
We are happy to say thst lensger
Hoyt. alter Inuch dilllonlty, hes tenured
the celebrated Prince Pro Tour Opera
company for a re-engagantent next Mon-
day night. W. B. Reeves. the experienc-
ed business manager, states that all the
scenery is brought by the company and
that it will he presented In the sums hril
liant tnenuer es cheraoteriud its produc-
tion In Boston during its prolonged eu-
gegement.
Ilr. Underhill'e impersonation of "The
Rivals" gives evidence of hard work.
superior talent and unspprosoheble
mimicry. All this is essential in the
treatment oi’ e work that presents
ohenctsrsso varied. The blaster and
bustle of Sir Anthony contrast well with
poor BJb Acree' attempt to be brave.
The double character of Beverly and
Jack is presented with exquisite care as
todeteils. and much laughter is always
evoked at witnessing their droll situations.
Poor Lydia ought to be long remembered
by young indies who are at all inclined
to a gushing sentimentality. nsasober
warning. Altogether the evening will be
a most enjoyable one.
Irfleets [sully Traits.
Editor of the Emtt'ng Sentinel: Rsprs
tentative Boson trflecte lemily traits.
His great grandparents came from Boot.
land in the colony of emigrants gathered
in the prssbytery oi Sterling under the
ministry of the Rev. Thomas Clark. D.D ,
landed in New York. July 28m, 1756, and
made their way up the Hudson to Sslem.
N. Y., then a dense wilderness. The
colony numbered shout three hundred.
His grsndperents and parents were born
in Salem. His mother was blood kin to
the eminent csricnturist, the late George
Cnutsheni. HISTthIl‘l‘S
New York. March 20, 1893.
What the Whaelmsu are Doing.
Among the latest bicycle deals Is one
between Frank Ohiotto end Richnrd
Hendricks The Iormrr sold Hexndrtcks
a wheel for titty cents. A psy meut oi
twenty-live cents was made. and the bal-
ance is to be paid at the rats oi live cents
per week.
, [JET 0' LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for at the followingpoat.
oilices for the week ending March 8.1“. 'hr-
aona calling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
SOUTH NORWALK—nl. M. Reid. Lock Box
Norman Llnlilesrger.
Michael Rice. Ilerrv Slow-rt Joseph 'l‘ld
Imam. Hlsslulla Hebe. Wm. Kellogg. J. F
N xterly. Albert O. smith. M. L. llerkrrd. Oa-
hor Kullmay. W. 0. Collins. l‘bes J Bertram.
19 ADAMS. l’ M.
NORWALK—il. J. flmpin. hire. Nanny
Cove. MrJttmes 'l‘. Crowley. Mrs. Elle (lor-
am. Mrs. Catherine Kelley. Mr. John 5hr
13...... tllovunnl Sent». ur. Uhac. Wells.
Chan. P. Young. W. MALOaE. I'. .\l.
DIED.
liLA'l‘l-IH-At. the (entity residence. on Soy-
muur piece. Maren 29. Just: Nurses wife
of John «. Mittenumnny-rwu. trl‘un-
oral seal rive-t ut the lithium I) i Mutuluy ulter-
no »u st: tl't‘l-t'k. h‘rleuuslntltml, Burial
at ltlvrrsble cemetery at muvvuiwu-q of
the tumlly. mull
' lOVICliN-«At bur reridhuce on th 9 corner
oll‘edsr strum sud l-‘ rule avenue. South
Norwallt. (Minn. on Il'rldlty. Mun-Ii 29, will.
Emmi Inns: Mt'dovelm. ago it x y-ers
null ill mouths. of il‘unentlwlll be held
Monday. April 1. ill 2 v. 111. mu“
”v. G. TITO,“
Physician and Surgeon.
l1 Union St, to. Ilorwtlk.
Oillt‘e hours. 7 to 0 u. on; I to :i, s in il p m.
m“. w
Rambler
Bicycles.
4,.
M
.314} ,
Three wheels here I reputation for
wearing qualities and ease or running on
both the road and tree‘tbat ls unequal-
IIIE l. r. Plilllilll co.
A. ‘I'III It’ll". mehlll t!
cfiiiifibbsumc‘
t'
LADIEII’ libblalllll and HAIR
tlllllitlllil Parlors. 68 Wall street.
ever Jackson‘s Jewelry store. begin-
elag Ilillfifiltlllll. IAllcil II. ’II.
“lenses and heel-y.
9.23“?“ outruuuuupmu
wl'lt'ululutuuuufluz
Ire. l. I. Illrtn.
lies I. t. Templltt.
In In I’IIO
PRIII'OM
tllllllT.
s.
II). I IAVILAKD eraser
“ll
rests setsossstfi. ‘
_ II. II. IIIIIVEI'B “m"
City Employment igency.
ADIIS desiring l l
L degartinent of «in-.393. lhit“:5,-
Ietalv n the same the City lmploy-
3:3: s‘ueh as’ltnress. mdmnn'lmm°w"
ohantbermelde. c it)“ and yeneral :ork es:
rind Immediate m 0 meet. I '
ilret class relerezeeps; nyesri stung.n alignsflw‘lth
VhY 8 shoe
Norwalh.
Taylor a: Golden
lleal Estate and Insurance.
WAIHIIGTOI BTW.
Persons lookin foran or house andlct
with the view 0 porches n .are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every partof the city at reesonebls
prices and on ensv terms. an! t!
store. 70 North Main street. Smith
mom ti
Jr
w Ain't)».
GIRL (or general housework in a small
' family. Apply to l'x’i Newwun avemw.
horwsls. mzlllztt
CLEANING null dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street. on line of electric cars. South Nur-
wulk. Conn. We respectfull announce to the
citizens of South Norwullt. . orw .lk and violin
ity that we established ourselves in your
midst. In the dyeing end cletmiu business.
mnow prepare: to do ell tin s of clean-
Iug end dyeing In the very best stvle and man-
usr. Ladies sullendressee. either made up or
a rt. cloaks. copes. Infents‘ on s. hoods.etc..
r bone. fringes. piano. organ. Illlerd covers.
muIIIers scat-Is. ties, kid glov hid shoes.
also leathers cleaned and curled. sutlemsu‘s
trarmenta dyed or cleaned and pressed In the
host meuner. C. BU'I'I‘ERFASS. mill t!
ENOMIEMEN’I‘S for nursing. or as seem-
slress bylbe day Capable and reliable.
Will furnish sewmg mncbluell desired Terms
low blrst clues ref-renters. Cell on or art.
drunMRS. CRAWFORD. No 11 West ave-
nus. South Norwalk. Conn. 1112881.
STRAW sewers wanted. Persons with some
oxrerisuee in making straw buts csn Iluvl
Immediate empln 'mem with DENXH or
dhANUdARD. iii. Witter street mill 2w
BREE untuvulshed rooms. in private
family. with beard Ior men. wife and
two sluell children Must be desirably nml
ovntrslly lucsted. Address E. Luck Box mu.
south Norwall. L'unu. millilir
TO LET.
A DESIRABLE house on Gerard Disco: all
modern improvements. quulrs of E.
ADAMPA. mli ll
LARGE, plvttsuul. furnished room with or
ultmmt hoard. Blarvlur prerurro-ll Erl-
quire in. no. 5 West Il‘enu‘. Souzu Nor - elk.
mil) 1w
CONVENIENT rent mr slut-ll family. No.
Illi 50ml] Muinslreer. Also a store 133
ruin it Main elrrrt Inquire of TAYLOR. a
GOLDEN.“ F. I". BYXBnE, 74 South .Vlnln
street. 11129:".
B‘ROM April lst. east store And basement In
Sentinel building. Utter-unions 2km
Apply at Sentinel times. will ti
[POUR nice rooms. in good rourllllon. second
Iitxir of buuse.36()euar nlllit-l. All ly on
premiere. ui' lw
‘lVE rooms No. It! Buy street. rent. it); 7
"rooms. rent. .II): .5 rooms No. ii Henry
strewn-unlit). Appl '0 W. YOUNHS. at
Lucitwvod Manufactur ng Co. man at
‘ROMAprIIIstJmus-o and barn with six
aoresul' mud ml Hutnu lllll. Inquire of
' AI. R. IllNllEE. l Mullin’enne. Nurwule. l‘t.
m5 Iw
‘IRB'I‘ flour. NIL 2 llunfnrui PIII'I‘, but and
will \Iltlr‘r, rent no. son null “00!". No. 77
Woodward avenue. lent 81‘. Apply tale. A.
WOODWAltil. )1.“ it
1 ()l'SE. 17 Franklin Hl’t‘l'l. Improvement»
in. luqulu- of EDWIN WILJUX. at
Brown A: thmx's grove ry. Ml tl‘
‘IOI'NE 9 rmrus. t‘uruur lluy and 'Yollre
, streets; first “Our. .5 I‘lltllllh. So. Ill Tulltvl
slmlJrnm Avril Isl. house 8 mutt)». 'lullru
street. All In umdmmilllun. \vllh “Ib'i'f in.
Anny to JOHN ii. KNAPI’. li‘.‘ West smut
(Ill I!
I OI'SE of toll l‘lllllllh: furnace. rung», Llhlll.
suliunrtry Iulw. llul Willrr. nu-e turd.
putrid lomlmn hum Wm TAYLOR Ar Hill.”
hN. “‘ut-lllnutuu arrest. or or owner. 2! Taylor
evenno. nmr West Mrwt. lift It
)IMAS \N’I‘ furnlslml "writs. filllllt'llt‘, for
one Or lwu [it-ruins. III N: W est avenue.
ulLllli
\‘I'I‘I‘EM I'lltlmellll Main n'rwt. Nt-rwulk.
L IIIIIIIIWUH[lltllilfl'milfillf .l. ‘. ll’Al‘L
um: I
lumber mill-e, Wail-r hlrt‘tll
gflt‘tlxll floor 0' lumen No. ‘.I Murelmll
l. Mrwt. nil Imprtm-mrnls. r-nl Illl per
month Inquire or t'. iii-Zi‘ltltlt. ll Winn-
luglou street. Irrt'llz’zl Iw.
TWO plea-moi from rmmu. tout th- r or newt-
lttlel). furnished at unmrulrlml. with or
without b-uml. For partlvuluru t-uqulre at No.
'o' Molt nvutme. was ill.
'I‘IIE duel. rtblv illllt'ww wt v Hull floor of
"I twkwntal Httllllllm”'r-~m ml uflo Mtnil
Int. IDIIIIINV til l“. 51'. JOHN LI 'ls WINK“.f
in i
I’ll I! HA I.l-..
do") bet u! lfll field list
Ill-‘1‘
mucous: w romp"
Norwale Fire District rope : tgafle on the?
said district ‘at
the store of W. 8. Iientord tor examina'ion.
'lhs Boardot ltellet IIII metetthe store»!
W. 6.. Hanioru. on Ihn Ilth tin of April. W
at ti o oloce . an. to hear and determine all
m to then: {or the perfection of
so u assessment.
listed at East Norwalh. Conn.. this the 38th
day of M
Ito . M.
MARI-MALL H. 'I'OLLIS. }Committee of III
swelled try the clerk of the
J. STUBOIS RAND“. . r « l
stunner it. trouser.“ vii. Dill}? t.
m.
“aromas.
Hoy ’3 Opera Hulls;
muunu. IPRII. I.
flpeciel return «pavement. of the Orl luel
Operatic Fantasia. Mirthtul. Melouious K
PRINBE PM] T-Ell,
es rformrd 167 nights In Bestnu.
unis by It. A Barnet. author of "H92."
Mush: by L.S Thompson. composer of "The
Sphinx."
FRED lElllillX l8
TOMMY TOMPKINS,
JOSIE SIDIER All Willi R08“.
40 ARSIISTS 40
All of the originrtl scenery. costumes and ef-
fectu,undsrth mane em nt of Mr. b l
LRobblns. ° 8 ° t “we
“TOMMY TOMPKINS BOW D'YB' DO."
Beets now on sale at Plaisted’s and Gre-
Eu'sfliup. L
J
1
Hoyt’s:0pera House
Tuesday Evening. April 2d
Sheridan's Grant County.
THE RIVALS.
SECOND OF THE SERIES.
ADMISSION. 50 GENTS.
Reserved tests (it Plnlsled's null Gregory's
drug rtorssmfler Merci: 25th. without our:
charge. m2? at
fl.R.BllLKLEYllll
DEALERS IN
BIfllllES
SUNDNRIES,
HAVE FOR THIS SEASON:
STEllllis.
From 17 to 28 lbs.
KEITIIIB.
ELMOHE,
22$ pounds.
315,
Mill's ELMIJIIE. I 575.
25 pour" it,
Second Hand Wheels from Sill Up.
Call and see our line.
52 South Main St..
Iiusic ilell Bloclz, South Norwslk.
.u
Sillll
Sillll.
19 pounds.
Do You Want ‘
SAVE
Wells
‘ Kuhn-nits.
Ileatrd t
I“ .
mom
t
filler by
gent eearn
told youtlfagbt these V
vs ueIhora
The l. on third ms. in. :3
finality will uv'v'iu every tim’llt. dill" I
blessB to o. m ' "'
Ill 0..
.‘l'hls Is a new line oi
mmin Three Bolton
Pour Button Bach
ll
theinteet ”I to ”at lo. and 'Il
tut-m . u or. “mt? £2..."
. . “"' . .
ally told tor eta ill. film as.
".00.
These soils are a handful quality“ Ina
Clay Worsted. a quality we have made a great
reputation on. and will never wane It this
car's production is any criterion. They are
ttsr quality. better mede.bertrr style than
we oilered you last yvlar. film 38 to M.
Three are our very tineet Cla (rt-sud
Suits. You'll nnd "None better snide! This
Is a broad statement. but We reel we a qt: back
it up. Exemlnthem. then tee how we‘ve
made them: try them on and then can in
them with any you may think better.
will stand the Int- Your mote» back if you‘re
not satisfied lie are hoedquerters lot the
right things in Bend CoVermgs and furnish-
n s. -
our tare sllowed on “All or over.
MEIGS dz CO.
821 Mnln rmr Barth Ct. Beld‘epm, cg.
or
".2: = '_}l .
We have plenty of good;
Horses, singly or by the
car load. at auction prices.
M. H. PlllSllllS.
BIIIIUKSIDE Hill. -
I
Tax collector 3 Sale.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersign-
ed. collector of taxes. under and by virtue
or e vermin tux wnrrnnt. duly executed
and signed by proper authority and directed
to the undersigned. commundinrr him to levy
and collect of
Louis Goldman
and other persons named in the rate book.on
the list to sum warrant, annexed. their several
_—_
mls 3m
eui sum being a tax or assessment laid upon
the assessment list malls in 1898 by the inhabi-
tants of the town of Norwalk. regularly and
lruully assembled. lo wit.nn the filth day of
[let-mutter. A. 1).. ll‘flii. met for the purpose of
providing (or the in ebledness of said town.
Wiw upon the following described reul estate
of said
tbnls lln‘rimuo.
situated in hvvo of Norwalk. at oily of finnth
Nu Willi. will) builllng~ lht'I't’ull smralvug.
and bounded northerly 40 fret br xi him-y
called West streetwssterly about I’ll feet by
kind of Him! Braid: mulbvrll I‘M. feet by
landlfll‘h‘irm‘lwfr , hat-11m O'Rourke. slid
under vi: out . vet y tnllSOIJOH: h
Rwymond and Willie» H. West»:- 9 ‘.
And lshnll sell st Public Axwtlon. on ti}
‘ pro Xll'llnnil of the sum total as therein stated.
premise-s hereinbefore described, on the :7!
day of \vlav.A.l)..Iw6,nt 12:15: '(‘lm‘k uvlemoo
so much thereof as will raise rho- sum
that being the proportion of the said Lucia
Goldman. ot the sum total in said list. to-
gether with the charm of levy. salmetc.
GEORGE 3. 81'. 031‘.
Tax Collector. List of m
Dated nt Norwalk. Match 2:. A. 0.. I“.
mzl ill at
” u. Ildliiiii’fiale.
ml. roller-tor of times. under and
tue of a certain tux warrant. duly executed
sullsigm-rl by pro r authority and directed
tome nndersignu .commsndlng him to levy
and mllect of ,
Louis (Bowman ‘ '
and other persons named in the rule book.
Illl' list to said warrant annexed, their several
pm mrtiuus of the sum total es therein stated.
tutti sum being A tax or assortment laid upon
tin- tL-wssment list mode in lullaby the inhabi-
tunls at the Town or Nurwullr. regularly end
lt-gully thertmlllr'tl. tuwit.ou the filth ay of
Ilfl'l‘llllwr. A. I) . mu. met for the purpose of
ill'iHlllan for theI indebtedness of said town.
m is! upon the following described real estate
of mild
Lou's fln‘dmnn.
situated iutnwn of Norwalk. at, t‘llyof South
Nnrwrtllr. with buildings lllrrrrm standlnrmnd
bounded nvvrlhvrly to fur-l. by b ghwny celled
Wont flirt-vi; wristrny about. I59 [at by land
or Mimi ii srd; soulhrrlv “'3 f er by lam!
of the- o-tnw Hi tut-mi O'liourku. and tee-tor-
ly about lolly, feet by Ill! cl~ ul' Joseph K. Ray-
mnnll null Willem H. W- Met.
And I slutll well at Public Action. on the
promises hurrinln furi- rlescrlherlmn the‘l'llb tin
of Mu). A. Il.. 1395,“! IBM-luck noun. so mute
llwrmf its will rnl-e u e rum of lourleen ill)
and mute on» huwl “It s dollars. tin t be-
Inu he proportion of the said estate of [mule
Unblmen. of the sum tntul in said list. to-
uelllt-t‘ with the anzus of Irv . sole. etc.
iiEllllliE H. H' .JtlIIN.
'I'ttx I'llllr‘t'llll'. Iillll. (If Im.
Ilelml til Nnrwulk. Mun-ll 2 d. A. 0.. Illil'i.
mill in at
0
MONEY?
Best loads at lowest Prices.
Wl‘mm AN" lii'll.llINlt torn. m. V”, Without-mu. 256’
/ mums nu Quinton! int-lulu. Mt rmmn “
rivet/all“ Nuarly i’ln‘lll’i‘m‘l lu ‘um‘ul‘fululltloti. Bull Illiiry “ L’It'.
00‘ lilllfllVl‘l ill I III "I" I “ll rill ”I‘ll”! . I '
Terummy. Apply to th’h‘t‘ln lililllll'I‘T. ””0" ( calling I H 19‘"
.. . . . 'll" l!_ um Flour pr-r llllll. 50c.
()mtztli'fm may llt‘lm'll. nlnn “Tl"ltlmlmflf Flue l-‘lour ” “ 18.2.
. t‘l lie Ill'tttl ill‘l lilll Vltlli!‘li.it III II it . .
limit. will Fl ii/I “I’lllr’l‘lrtl-‘hiyllnw I'wl'li min ”00d “1"" " “ In.
nimnmt .l. ’.\ 1' l in '. rm. ) "7.-
puituiz- M. II. litAthtil, in mm MIMI. Nut “ lbs. ””0“ I ”M“ ‘" "
walk. mt» iw ii lbs. (lurid Robins. ‘2. s.
PLEill'itll‘ 'IifiMn't p‘uti up .i‘ullll 'reli‘elricrl: in: gyms. h 3;"
l at tiltw- or meet r l‘ mu. I'll ml or us, _ . l m . 3,
«owl murmur muowmm co. in " “ ' ,
floutll ltsln mm. start 7 lbs. Best Ostmesl. 25c.
B‘Olt "(Au-tum... ill-st l‘ll!t top built" in
good twiniitluu. inquire at this Milne.
mclitedt
“‘ OldlENIlLIlH'l. it old paint that will not
I rub oil or terms a two sire-. ill it ill
Wilt. er bottle. ellll’l‘ii NllitWAth HAM)-
Allk Oil. In” t!
L
villi!) e‘url lot with ham. st. Winul u .
4 (lane (loud (tum, 250.
ll Curls Finn Puss, 250.
I Can Tumstlws, 70.
:l (31th Strinulvnu ileum, 250.
5 «Its iirupn Putts. 2~ u
lime. [lest Ila one, 250.
1 qt Limit limbs. 100.
4 lbs llingor Snaps. 2-5.2.
ll lbs. Hild‘l Crackers, 2.50.
4 lb: (lyslt'r Crackers, 25c.
10 Cilwe Hosp, 2156.
SPlllOlAL: 30“) Pull Currant Jelly.81.00.
Send to us on Home» mnt. mum and your order will receive the some at~ ,
untlou as though you came yourself.
THE NEW YORK STORES, .
m u three-fourths n: so sure of . . Donovan Building, 33 Main Street.
I I I ll Ii. HMI‘J‘IWOUD
mmsmt.”.2§li§ (immanent... mun! South Norwalk. waslk.
we-..“ . , ,, .._ , _ . .
llnn'l‘e
922 3!!
A sum mums. volition hurdle) beerlu
I ‘i'imlfim it “w Irwin": "liti'lesil'imi'ii'u
ll’Olll‘oM I like. i) .
MIIVBINIIIIM reward. tutti at
as um m n ' river a..
L sl’a'un. ”Hiram «'L’l'm mills llrmer.
0N flewtown avenue. Stilt ut 3..le s
else geese. «9-1.1. ’ rest-
I “can. «to em more. tinder
at lmw tool. vinsums tths Ilse-
m ch olive. allvtrset. creole.
millet
’iegr- .
tea.
some.
READ THIS ll
“to THIII All on uuwnsr."
Follow the People
to the White store
w-Seturdeya-
MEAD’ S.
92 ' WASHINGTON STREET.
”www.mmmuuosly—mmm.
mummmvmueewemmmnm town.
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fourth-rt (wand thirty one hundretlthsdollln. ‘ . .
NOTICE In hereby given that the undgfiivg: - ‘
Norwalk Chronicler