o
‘ m pupils have been present
I. every stolen during the.
. and have maintained a
d
of echclsrehlp:
m Incremmmer Benedict. Arthur
dyer. 'uddlc Fable. Harold Gorhem.
”Jonah-es Jones. Otto Krlnkie.
W Keske. Ilnnle nomtl. Edward
m Everett Biherteon. Freddie
Men-John Roddy. Albert Bachtler.
Mrs Cotter. Eddie Merritt. Katie lilo
in, hula Hickey. Bey Weldron. Milton
we»
. ands tB-Ide Anderson, Ethel Bone
diet, Agnes Csrmcdy. Jessie Coleman.
nitrous Decker. ran. Day. Visuals on
her. ,lrnlc Gamble. Annie Koconr.
",Bsnr’is.lcrrell. Florence Rouchettl.
Iota Simone, Ethel Spruce. Iisbel
Underblli,‘.liamle Valentine. John Kane.
Percy lcrgnn. Altred‘ Prerce. Lester
M Eddie Bechtler. Willie Smith.
emerges ‘I‘chey, Willie liillr.
, 0M0. Fluids Hatchman, Eddie
' Rollo“. Clarence,,Ermetln. Willie Shea,
Its-or Middflowerd Buckley, Bob
pt Blydenhnrg, Elisa Ferris. ‘Anoie
Sealer. Emily Breeeel, Irene Kelly,
Agnes Badman. Kstherlne Thomas.
erode lB-Iyrtle Bocnlech. Hertha
Onassis-r. Alice Pearce. Mary Rwddy,
Carrie Smith.
Tobeynflrce Wheeler, buoy Buckley.
Bury Cunningham. Citdord Decker,
snot noyr. Prod Hawkins. Oscar so
'ccnderuflerry 'I’ryon, Bertie Whimsy.
Alli!!! WI. Bertie Valentine.
‘Orede; d-Berry Ainsworth. Louie
fieeerlJllarence Borne. Fred Cunning-
Ielt. fredJ-deards. B .y Voucher.
Ferry: 1 Keogh, Myron Osborn. Morris
strjoy. BfloidLOlmeteld. Ernest Boy.
“George Sprsgce. Brl'tlo Wright.
Fro-h Banks. Eve Rowen, Aine Biker.
M Benedict. Alice Define. Idle Field.
Kern *Orceschnrr. Elsie Kellogg, Fannie
liongdennie tiilcox, Annie See. label
to». Battle Scott. Barry ltnynolds.
Grid. §.—-Eerlam Aehworth. Cora
M.Bermsn;3reasel. Bessie Brown,
W Cocky. Fred Colonist). Harry
m. Willielzlue. hiatilda Erickson.
Wilde Erickson. Willie Ferris. Willte
m. Joe Ghiotto. John Hoyt, Tole
“LII!“ Parsons. fired Pearce,
. nonli- swoon. Hattie Smith, Iloward
r . “Mr
‘ Great-Willie BenkeJ’rlcde Bee-en,
Florence Bell. Ralph Moe». Bertie Bo
on. Ileale Brown, Barry C mley, flsr-
ry Cooley. Vera Corbin.clers Day. Allie
m. gantry leb. Riley Ghiotto,
lay Gotham. Robert (lorhatn. Bessie
m. mettle Idichwood. Lottie
m Neill. Phillipaon. Don Rich-
.cId.:Llllie Ween, Katie Smith, George
Smith. Ella :‘l'ohey. Willie Vulcntlne.
lreneYonngs.
Grade ’Ir—Ade Curtis. Ida limegood.
MA Hanan, Creile Osborn. Hattie
Mood. I‘eiilofinlth. Dorothy Under-
“. Hannah Valentine, Arthur Brush,
Wm Otlolry. Fred Field. Frank Uran-
eel, lonisGrorrchner. E. V. llatchnian.
Charles Keeling. Steve Keogh. Frank
Reborn. Clarence Super. Leslie Whitney.
Grad. O—Lnin Reynaldo. Home
3"“. Herbert Ayree. Clare Bell,
Kittie Gothic. Arny Darius. Alice Hatch-
”, Addie N-phey. lilo-plum Valentine-
‘0’ Dockrr. Bertha (ism. Sadie Keogh,
Hattie Icrgso. Bertha Smith. Lester
M, Charles Hoyt. Albert Morgen.
lreestflocue. Howard Welch.
9300“ 10c “1.. William School)
Helen. wife of Andrew lemh. died this
“a at 4le o'clock, at the residencn
0‘ IR line. In. L. 8 Oeensfioutb
Mm lira. lamb was born in
Grace Smith. Annie
Wileonendl’ercy Wilson. of Riverside
avenue. went to Honilngton,long Island.
yesterday. and will remain there until
alter the marriage of their daughter and
sister, lites ltey Roe Wileon.tlo a liner
gomrry Rogers. of Jersey City, N. J.
The ceremony will he performed Thurs-
day, the 25th inst.
Charles Wood. of Venandt avenue, a
carpenter employed by the Consolidated
Railroad company. was at work yester-
dsy tearing down the old engine. house
etthe Dsnbury dock. While lifting a
stone, one oi the fingers on his right
hand was crushed and broken at the
first joint. A physician dressed the In-
jury. ,
Preparations are being made to more
the s'gnsl tower at the east end of the
drswnridge to a position near Osborn
avenue. This is made necessary on ac-
count of the four tracking work now in
progress. Spilss will be driven where
the tower now stands. Track A is being
connected today with track X
Mrs. E. B. Smith. of Best Norwelk,
was called to Waterbury this week
Thursday. toattsnd a committee meet-
ing relative to the coming state cooler
enceoi the Lediee' Auxtliary oi the Y.
M. C. A., to be held October next.
landlord John O'Suliivan. of the Dor-
lon House. hes‘pnrcheeed all the stone
on Charles Selleck’a iarm, end Daniel
Connolly has been engaged the past few
days carting them to the Point.
B. A. Jackson. the nurserymao has
bought of J. C. Hawkins a lot sdjo hing
Henry 'I'sylor's place on Cove street. He
Is preparing to erect hothonsca on the
property.
The application ior administration of
the setnto of the late Mary 6cbeub.of
Eliot Norwaik. will be heard In the I’m
bate Court. April c, at 5 p m.
The upntbly meeting at Mayflower
Hook and Ladder compsny will be held.
Monday night at the headquarters on
Vanandt avenue.
Silas O'Dell, of First avenue, was
taken suddenly and violently sick, last
night. and Dr. Bahannan bed to be cell-
ed to attend bim_.__~____
Ira. C. 8. Elder, of Cottage avenue. is
visiting her sister. lire. John L'flomedie-
dien. who is quite sick at her home in
iioweytoo.
George B Tobey. oi Fort Point street.
hen extended an invitation to the Sword-
fish club to meet at his home tonight at
8 o'clock.
lire. Henry Seymour in nursing a
sprained ankle. which she received while
returning from conference.’l'uesdey even-
tng. __
L. W. Doty has received the contract
tomske alterations in the residence at
W. U. Langdoo, Hall Iile Island.
Captain Oliver Weed. of Riverside ave-
nue. attended Barnum & Bailey's cows
in New York city, yesterday.
Fritz Fable hos moved irom J. Wallace
Marvin's recently purchased house on
New street to Booth Norwslk.
Ilev. Jolie Cromliah. of Hartford. will
spend Bundey with Illr. and hire. Ilenry
L. Seymour.
Mrs. Henry tilllum end daughter
Minnie.“ Henry street, are visiting in
Westport.
Edward IIeilnnr will giro egold watch
away tonight at hie piano at business.
Ire ’l‘. B Utitllo,oi Riverside avenue.
j fiw'
Ira. J. Scofield
Hills. . .
At the lethodlet Episcopal church to-
morrowno service will be held In the
morning. Sunday school at the usual
hour. In the dvening the members of
thechurch end congregation will unite
with the Epworth L—egue end hold a
prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m. After coco
ference the Epworth league meeting
will commence at 6:46 and regular
preaching service at 7:30 p. m. Ulnar end
prayer meetings during the week will be
held at'izlio p. in.
Albert Scufleld has charge of the car
punter work In fitting up the hero oi
E. Themes. recently moved from Rail
rend avenue to Thomssville.
Iiiss Line Stevens hes returned from
Temple Grove seminary. Seratoge
Springs. N. Y.,for the spring vacation.
G. W. Bryan has just received a con-
signment of choice maple auger direct
from the maple t rcherde of Vermont.
Rev. Frank V Atkinson has been cell
0) to the peswrete oi the Baptist church.
and will shortly be ordained.
Captain W. 1. Stevens sold a schooner
load of oyster seed to Long Island psrties
yesterday. .
liisa Kate hiiils will entertain the
Young Ledise' Literary club. Monday
night.
Selectmen E.“'I‘homea is unloading a
bergepi coal at hie dock. ‘
lies Etta Stevens is confined to her
home with illness.
DARIEN AND NOROION.
Kr. and Mrs. John 'I'ristrem ere visit
ting their daughter. lire. H. 8 Rood. in
South Norwalk. end inn few days ex
pact to leave for Chicago, where. they
will visit with other children.
The :remelns of Valentine Willmott
arrived here last night from Philedel
pbls. Theiuoerslwitlprohably be held
tomorrow afternoon from the residence
oi Mrs. Tyler F. Lyon.
Yrstotdny Chris. Filsingcr moved his
her fixtures end pool table lrom the
Waterbury building in King's Badland-
ing. '
William Everett has accvptrd a lucra
tire position in Pittsfirld, “use. He will
leave for there llondey morning.
lira. Hugh W. Collender has taken
Col lender’s Point.
lies Ida E. Buckingham. of Bridge-
port, is the guest of Ilsa Frances 8.
Taller.
Iiim Katie VanSrcinn is quite sick
with thelrip
NEW CANAAN.
Work has been rrsutnmsd on the dam
of the New Canaan Weter Works, over
sixty men now being employed' there.
Surveys are now being made ior the pipe
line. and as soon as the frost is entirely
out of the ground it is said the work oi
laying the meme will be commenced.
The soiectmrn have receivul the bill
(or the county lamentonntinu to ”68 60
COUN‘I Y NEWS.
Rev. Father Lynch, of Dunbury. is
getting resdy tor a no license campaign.
He will inaugurate it lit a mission oi
Dominican fathers, a week aitt-r Butter.
and r xpccts the other cl. try of the town
and tho temperence people to bring up
such reinforcements that the citadel of
Rum will go to plates in October.
II. 0. IIavsmcyer hos promlred to give
h!» 000 as soon as “2000 more issub
scribed for tho new Clingrvgntionel
church at Hound Bunch. Already $8 000
oi the trqulred amount bus boon nut)
m‘hml
I
Id'l'l'lill'l' OF NOIIWAI.K am. PROBATE
’ f0"!
possession of her summer residual...
can r. . ‘-
Me at tile . 3‘ .
All these defacllln em ‘
r cm'aand 8‘00". wok cm
‘ e
inflicts-amplolmeut. On y tho-e with
tomato: wu- . «"1- ct
' 0 rest- .
mmedlatslyu‘l' rut clan In tirlnaehdt'iwood
m 0 II ltVlt ’8 virus store. to ‘ orth
it me if
in:
'd
If“
etreet. South crwalk.
Taylor dt Golden
lioalEstale and Insurance.
WAIIIIG’I'OI l'l'lhll‘l'o
i
Persons looki fore or hot'tae d
with the view 3’ pure . are luvltihdkth
mend examine our 0 have them for
in nvery‘hnrt of t city It reasonable
prices and on easv terms. so” tf
welv'r'nn.
StEC‘UNIilt-belng sprtgmhstteg's‘ curling
os. us to u con .t ot. Ad-
dress i Ulthlt. this oiling. ’ni lit
HITIIAI'ION us boos—lire r. nurse and
companion hi it rapport-u lie mlddlu-ngul
womnuwupsbie blinking cure or milk and
butter. Plensent bonus more no object than
large tilllll'l. Alldl‘calt "HUUSEKEEPEIL"
cereof l‘SIN'i‘lNltin upri 1w
CLEANINH and dyeing establishment. No. l
Raymond street. Corner Booth Main
street. on line of electric cars. South Nor-
wnlit. Conn We respwtfull announce to the
citizens of ilotttb Nortvulk. nrw silt and vlcln.
lty tlint we established ourselves In your
midst. in the dyeing and cinema business.
and are now prepare: to do all him 3 of clean-
ing and d elng ill the very best civic and mutt-
ner. Lod es' stilts. dresses. either made up or
a rt. clocks. capes. lnfunts' capes. bmdsmtc.
r bill)“. fringes. pillmo'ltclldxml' billiar;i‘co‘\‘mrs.
run on scar s. cs. gov lit s och.
also feathers cleaned and outletlisbcntlnmcn‘s
armsntn dyed or cleaned and pro in the
(i lili'l'l‘ltltFAii-‘l.
mill ti
iii» A
DESIRABLE housonn Gererd place: all
modern improvements. Inquire of It.
ADAMH. mitt!
t manner.
COT PAGE corner Maple street and Franklin
avenue. fl rooms All modern lmprow-
meets. Ilqulretlfl). It. Wilson. attf
.v ._._.... . ._.....-.._ .-_..._
‘ROM April lst. asst store rind heasmont in
Routine] building. Dimensions 24:36.
Apply at Sentinel office mm if
‘OUR nice rooms. in wood condition. second
floor of house. dolloder street. Apply on
premises al 1w
‘lRSl‘ floor. No. 2 "union! Place. hot and
cold water. rent :15; W'llnd floor. No. '17
Woodward avenue. rent 88. Apply to I11. A.
WOODWAItI). yl .94 if
‘IVE rooms. No 6 Henry street; 5 rolms.
No. Ill [)ry “furl; ll rooms, No. a) Ila,
street: rent 84 Alnuh ro tut-t. No 40 East, ovo-
oue. Apply to W. YUUNGS. or on the premi-
sos. all Iw
P‘kllhl April 1. the lower p ert oi the house
Nqul "tuert avenue. A niceiurge ynrd
and pert. of small horn and chm-lien bolt-c:
is good garden: city welt-r in this house. R-lv-t
do per month Enquirc of MRS. S - Lilli K.
beryl o wymonr plate. or of I". E. DORE .Y.
ll Stuart avenue. an ill
I. OU'ilC. l7 Franklin street. Improvements
in. habits of EDWIN WILJUX. tit
Brown & thmx's grocc ry. (a! it
I, OUSE on HM-tord i'M'O. Sir rooms with
bath and till ttmt'ot’cmt-nls. Root.
'1‘” fiéfl’rzj‘XWEfl93291/_l€-,,-.,£’P}'
I DUNE often roomszfurosceaen hath.
stationery tubs. hot water o co yard.
Em lnorttiou loqo root TAYIASR it (who
N. Wathlngton street. or of owner. :3
'l'rtylor
avenue. 9?" West street. 124 tf
DUNE "enter annue. Norwalk- Also
1 bath. ii desired. Rent elven in exchnnse
for cure of aged owner. who would reserve
th on room-n. Navy on Saturday. Aprllil. at
No. ii Orchard street. Hofercncee "fluke?“
our
OU-I‘liirooms. No 6 l‘olirs street; wound
l” "our. d rtmuls. No K ’l'ollns slrosl: llrsl
our. Ii l'00ihrl. Nu. lll'l‘ullrs strut-t. Writer in.
Allin first Chris (llilt'll'. “hurl" lio-ldou r-trcct.
Ely Neck A l lly l'l TAYLOR d: GOLD? N.
or JOliH ll. llN/t‘l’l‘ ll: Westjtrect.w "if
X room ('OIINN. No. l wwndrs evcnue.
‘
5 with but and cold thll‘l'. Bolton stationery
ranttc enti furnace ‘lte-tp rent to .m ld patty.
Applyln I" N. Fl It‘ll. Ill Cross strcet stole.
flottth Norwrtllt. M r511
'l‘wli pleasant. tilt-s y IlIrIll~lIH front rot) ml-
with bath and b at Suitable for mm or
two uctt'lcllleu. Apply it! No. ‘0 Mittllltou
street. Ilrthl' rtpring nttrnt. South N ll‘Wiellt.
A4 lw
F...‘ ~ “ Is .'5.
AT u mori‘lt'c Eli-Jeni l'ltrlt l‘lllvltitl. lllilnl
now; ills-t solution with top. and sings-
llflfnPN<. Ithulrt- at Snu'risttt. llllit-c. uh lit
SEVEN rtmtn butter. slutlun-ry ntnuc.
lmt.coltl wtlcr tend bu'lt. cordon. fruit
in es «mi m-ntlc n ; all in ll st client unit-r. ltt'lhf
ststlonnnd trollry “I... l‘nn be film" at any
time Hi. John vwnuv. hour East lll’t‘llllt‘, or
nlltlrflu ‘ W." Box 4“. Hunt Nnruulk LE lw
C(Jl’l’dtilfiou lilvnw utl nvt-utlc untl Illlll‘i‘
nul luv-n nil ii «We nll‘l‘vl. Apply t i ll. ll
rlliEitWOOI), ill litove street. South Ndrwnlk.
‘ rpr‘: tt
outwith AN“ Ml'lmllrlti ntl’l‘rl. not
trig-m on Quintnrd avenue. six rotun-
oncb. Nearly new llllil in good condition.
01nd Improved lmlltlltlg Iolsulrslrnbli' located.
'l‘crntssusy. Apply to i‘ltAleis it ”tiltixl‘
it .
1'10th ior Mir t'llwlp Nlll'U—lxigillllklt‘ll—i‘l
sound. Address. ll. ll. W . lllllillllll‘i’l.
it?» lw
r ill’ril-i nitll lot wtllt burn, at “llllllllltllll.
l with inrw-iottrllm m llll twin of 1nd
Millimeter. '
Hoyt s on... Halts:
Wednesday. lptil l0.
Lincoln .7. Carter's grand scenic production.
'I' E FIST MAIL.
h
1 Ten sets of special scenery. Flight. of the
fest mel|.Nlucnrc Fells by moonlight. with
boiling mist. Practical working engine and
It freight cars. With illuminated caboose.
The Dego dive. Realistic rivor scene and
stramhoe explosion. and othcrgrent renllsms.
Prices. 860. Mo and 75c.
Seats on sale at Gregory's drug store. Nor-
walk. and I’Inlsted's drugstore. South Nor-
wulk. . e4
Hoyt’s Opera House
South Norwelil. Ct. ’Illree nights only.
SPECIAL SATURDAY Mrt'l‘INEE.
(Arrn‘ menclog
TlililSDIl, IPilll lllil, I895.
The Mormon actress.
Ullle Ackerstrom.
In all new plays. Directed on tour by Gus
Benoit . ~
Thursday—A how nmotlmul. (Items "A
REAH’I'IFUL SLAVE.“ mm the famous dllnce
Ln-Cbrotuolope.
Friday—«A new comtdy. “PRIDE OF THE
CIRCU'L‘Hod anew song. "Under the city
Lights." illustrated by too sterroptlcou
Hulurdey mutlnuc—A repetition of “PRIDE
0!" THE CIR'VUi.“ On this occasion. all
children will be admitted to the brst seats
for lite.
Saturday nieht~A new corned . “MELIN-
DA'S woos." sod is new long.“ went to be
an Actress." and the dance Lachr-rmotope
A capable company. bv-enlliul costumes.
special scenery. Cell‘llfln eifects.
Prices 25c. ailc. E00. fleets now on sale at
Pluleled's nod ~rregory‘s drug stores. at
Norton.
FOR SALE.
PURSUANT to on order of the Court of
Pr. vlllalttJOY the District of Nurwuiit. I will
sell on lh~ premiers in line city of Norwalk. or
public mm l I. unless previously dispmed or
M. ttrlvntt- min. on the i" it do! "f Al l'll. ifllr't,
lh' 2U'l'lnCit lo the nfternoou. the lollowiug
property:
i it lcht i-‘ct It‘encv Ptus'mere Mill With other
Mill Room and Machinery i r tnllkiuu in t
Cloth: Engine and Boilers. om horse prtwer;
writer power eight months of your. 150 llnriw
power; 2 Mill hutldluu‘. one brick 1'13 by 43
lset. three storirs mul llllll': 1 Wooden 7" by
207. four attirlcs and attic; llryend liyn Bone
and Endus norm 8" by n7: "rick Built-r House
hi by it"): Hardening Hlmm for fell. ill by do;
Brlult dime-housi- to by 42. three stnrl. n. bass-
ment end uttic; Wanton Store-bount- ill by ii",
Horn 31' by 40: Mucbltm Silo as by 25;
(Yarprntnr Shop 2:: bv ‘5: Block-
emltbrltoplllh l8: Lumb-r Room 24 by 35;
Drug Hon-m 20 y 32; Ufllur ill I» m. Web-r o
the best queltty. gtvirtg superior color rrau ts
42 miles irom New York with frleght. facilities
of the beet.bolh bv water nod rail. About
ten acres of land alllniolng the line of an elen
trio run 9. on one o the been streets in the city
of Norvvelk. being horror-lied for building
purposes. with four tenement. houses now
standing upo it. Terms and crmdlii the will
be made known at the time oi sole. For per.
tlculars Inqul .- or ,
A Lit XANIlER SEMPLE. Trustee.
Dated at Norwals. this filth day at March.
lBlih. all 21
l llelwenly-lillllinnlvetsaty tithe
K. U. V..
Freundschaftz Bund
will br- cslebrated by a ball at
GERMANIA HALL.
Wedresday Evening. April It.
'I‘it‘ltet Bdmllllnli llcnlicmnu end lady li'l cents.
bitten: by Ilrl c‘s (in-bent»
til ll ll 0 ll)
Jilin H. tool's'tltstulliit.
ltttutrmlt nails. '25 vests. ‘ _
liltNT'N llilAitIl I'mt Mint. 83...“.
Let-ins llilAlill t’nu WHVK. I'lm, mil in.
turning. “
, m . . wedl'ddntnaeuehe line
there simmre'cwrnutn trad» or m '
town. A hundred others lust as strong—and
new once every day.
No. 1 3013‘ 8011' or ”-
, Blue Cheviot lane mrdln it h (1
turrets that. inrplre buaylneee. chap a‘t at: 50?”.
No. ll BOYS‘ BUI’I‘ a1- ".50.
India blue. block and brown Cheri ‘
cottlwmuort“low"
so u e o a so
quick sellnra at l8 till.w ' oug t to b.
No. a BOYSj SUIT A1 to no.
In latD.B. Back Bnl Reefer I!
Junior nlteend Fellor salt-win uranium
wool Cnsslmsreeflurvlow'l'w r it other
p »pular fabrics; you hire seen no better for I5.
No 4 BOYS‘ EUl‘l’ an to no.
mo regular double breasted Holt-i. nearer
Suits. Junior suits. Sailor Suite beentliuil
trltnmed.splck end span in style and atoll
dork. med um etd light colors You can
make your boy happy so tar as Illrthse go for
surprisingly little money In our Boya' Dep't.
No. 5 BOYS‘ PANl s 500
Fine casslmsree end chovlot Short Pants.
double seat and knevs. patent welst bend.
splundld wear Ill; qualities.
Your tars allowed on to purchases and over.
'MEIGS & CO.
3T1 Main cor. Bunk St. Bridgeport. 0t.
Mei ore and dealers in Men‘s and Boys' Weev-
lng Apparel. and dealers in fine Furnishing
ll-wds. Hats. Caps 'rttttlts end Bees
MUSIC”; A Ll.
lchE SlHUlIL.
We have secured the use of this large and
convenient bell for the in ct tenchin
them. of BI 'YCLE ill I ll. Lessons wifi
be given everv afternoon between two and
live o'clock. Privatoltssons can be arranged
for. Purchasers of wheels receive instruc-
tions free. ‘
H.B.B|]LKLEY&E[I.
52 South Main St..
AGENTS FOB
Slearns and llealing.
Elmore and lxon Bicycles
Bic-(“cs from $30 up. Wheels tented sud
ropnired. m
Ago-2.31
We are selling two
HORSES at retail per month
J not ul'lind, a. car load of good
blocks. Come and see them.
. M. ii. PIRSON S.
BROOKS“)! Hill.
’ NOTICE
in last lllllwall laxpayets.
HE taxpayers of the East Norwnlk School
Dillll'lrl nrc beret y not tied lhnt the dip
lrlct tor of two and onshnit 1: lot ml is on the
dollar Ilhlil on till- town Macrame-lit list of 1m,
til it sptci <l mwtlngv (the district held on the
Hill dnyoi “Rf-ll. min,“ the Est-t. Norwnlk
u-b oI house. will lwtluc. and plynhle on the
first rinyol April. m5. at which i ms 1 shell
it - ready to rccc vr- tllt‘ some at my rllll‘P. r not.
nvuuuc Iutt-rrt-ttlt lbs mt» of plus (ll) prr
t'ctlt. wr nunum. trum Aptll Isl. [595, will be
claimed on ullh'lls retttnllling uv will on end
n't-«r May Isl. lHlli't. “F. H. l ANFURD.
("doctor of taxes for the East Norwslk St hool
District.
Deli-d April lst . 18%. n2 Iln
DRESSMAKING.
‘ RN. J. A. IiEl’KER. hevinu opened Dress-
mulllng Parlors nn .linn~llc't "venue. so-
l't'lts tmtruuutre from the laillt’m oi Ilwrltin n d
Vlt‘lllll)’. Will display the loalcst New York
Punt-run. line uis . it itl'l line of I‘rwsn floods
enl‘l'l‘iVImlminlrs from which tho Will ptirchnv
‘Il t“ ’th ‘
y
Agencyfor the celebrated (1. I.
H “Hr-tile ‘3 l'
lem
SAVE
0
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