I m.’ Mid! ll.
Mosul a with laalten hue—up-
_ earthquake rs- rroamiar ‘l‘allas
m ' .530 Inset a! the Pass-
mm - and leelll Intel.
» Masai-ruinous sale 3% the laathlov
“Mb by Irvin Smith. with whom
fSm‘alrterrl‘ltortlilspolimlucaualsobelart.
‘. “atlas Khulna. of tilt John avenue.
1" melting; lead for moulds, yesterday.
whenhsnpliet the metal on the stove,
"-4 two of the lingers on his right hand
was badly burned. Some time ago
some of that same kind 0! metal explod-
~ 'mfilllng young Keating's eyes and it
was feared that he would lose his
aim ,
' Thehulk of the old sloop "Dauntless,"
which J. Wallace flvin recently put.
M of the Henry Jones estate, was
looted yesterday from where it has been
lyinxoutho'Biverside avenue shore to
If. Marvin’s dock property, to he used
due iilling in purposes. That experienced
navigator. George Conklin, superinten-
dnli the jello
IIrLJenrlie Thompson died last even-
lngat her home in South Wilton, being
‘ fiethird member of the family to pass
', away within three weeks. She was
nhont thirty-two years of age, and a
niece of Hire. Franklin Youngs, of 14
Pierson avenue. The funeral will he
held tomorrow afternoon.
. Theyompeopla’swemysflhe (loco
gregsttosai church will boils sociable
Thursday night. at the residence 0!
Joseph W.
Mr. Ellen. communism Word,
of Newton. was made happy yesterdey.
by the arrisalottwima boy and 0“.
into his i la.
Mrs. Bar ‘ Mmedyesterdey from
Noroten «sane to Incest Hill. where
the town almahom will WM be
located.
Mrs. William Everett. of Norm are»
one. is to have-aw addition built to her
house and will have it thoroughly raw
vated.
Thomas Farrell. who line made hi!
borne with A. S. Bibbinla‘ for the peed
three years. has gone to Hmonri.
Miss Helen Moreliouee and Miss! Mary
Kane are spendinir the Easter vacation
at their homes in1 this plant.
WESTON.
While in Bridgeport. last week, like
Edna Bradley andayoivog (stead were our
driving, when the-horse techno!
ed atapassingtraiwaadmtor quite at
long distance before he senilld he stopped.
The occupants of the carriage were badly
shaken up. but not earnestly imposed.
The Nestled Y. P. d C. numerator
ing was led by Miss Annie Pitch. W
night. Three associate mustache! one
active member were admitted to the
society. Mrs. 8‘ fl. Peace will lead the
exercises next Sunday evening.
Those interested in adding to the New
ileld church library mmwwmu
the parsonage, Thursday availing. to a.»
vise ways and means ct raisilalgth'ealserev
my funds for the purpose.
A very auccessfnll oyster supper was
given last week at the residenclr of litre.
Joel Godfrey. by the ladies ed the lion
Hill Methodist Episce pull church.-
Frank Lane went to Sound ”each.
a...”
Theortlrndox Jews of the East Side
areoheervlog the Feast of the Passover
by holding; religious services at their
homes. Boring the feast, which com-
menced Monday night. and will con-
tinue for eight days. the Jews will eat on-
lsavened instead or raised bread.
The committee of the Daughters of
the American Revolution laid out the
. plot yesterday nit ernosn. for the memor-
lal tablet 0o East avenue. It w.ll be on
the triangular plot directly opposite the
residence at J. ‘1‘. Prowitl.
An intenssl‘ng game of ball was played
Ween the Hanlord Place Juniors and
- Benedict Form Seniors yesterday. The
score was eighteen to six in favor
a! the Henll’ord Place nine.
and installation exercises. held there he
the Congregationoll church.
The Aid society, 0! the‘fiorliellll slitsrshl.
held an enjoyable sociall at the home! of
James Coley, last Thursdhy sight.
Miss Irene Perry and flies Nettie Halli
have spent a week with friends in Mel
and Cannon.
Miss Eleanor Hoyt spent mm and
Sunday at her homeiai New“.
Mrs. C. P. Coat oi Erickson“. law nitrite
ed Mrs. Ephraim Fitch.
Fred Morehouro‘ Waterbury labs “sited
his parents in this place. .
Mrs. George B. Storms haespestaiew‘
days in South Norwal‘it.
John Gulick now distress new brown
horse.
Charles Sutton. is very ill with drowsy.
B. A. Jilckson is having a building
placed on his recently acquired property
on Prcspcct street, which he will use for
dripping plants. Mr. Morrell‘ir doing
the work.
Robertson Brothers, _,the VaoZondt
avenue gmlcerymen, having their ice
M and other improve-
ments are linking place about the store.
The Apollo club was entertained by
It. and Mrs. Walter Brundsge, Bette
place. last high! A pleasant evening was
spent and lrelrcshments were served.
Captain Oscar St. John. of the
nhooner “Jennie C. May,” which is in
Boston. is spending a few days at his
home on South Osborn menus.
Rev. Oscar Lindegren. pastor ol the
Swedish church, is spend as a couple of
days in New Haven, amnding a mini»:-
tera‘meeaing.
The Board 0! Relief ol’ the East Nor-
walk fire district, will most at W. B.
Haniord's store at 2 o'cli :k tomorrow.
WES WONT).
The Consolidated tonsil and the Hit :r v
Cochcroit, of New herb. are‘etillll ilnmollvr
ed in Iiligaiion over tbecondhanantiow oi
ground just south oil the railrolud soathm
at Saugatuck. The compowy recite saved
it strip of land from the estate on: which
the summer house of the ”titled Cliche
croft lln‘i been built. The cese‘ lien liven!
beforeihe United? filtrates Circuit Claim!
already and yesterday came up llor' mm
ondt ime before thrCivuthrpeviiwtliuwt on
New Haven. Talcotll llll lawsuit appraised
before Judge F‘. Ill. Mil yritariiity/ and
The “Gopher," Robert I. Brown’s bC’lt,
was launched on the high I. de last night.
She look i) the waterline a dock.
In. H. B. Butts. the well-known
nurse of Benedict Farm, is very sick
with nervous prcairslion.
Albert 1E. A‘alho'ps is pining glass
WWII
Tuesday. as a. delegate to. the ordination ~
(31' iron Osvaaarrh’s trachlata Sat
L alteration. between banner“ deck 3:3“
UMaam-crowba . lllth ll
:flas ialom Mr. Gavsnash or Gershoin xiii?
land. all) It
ssrecnnnarmons.
ICE.
PUB! “ring water ice. Honest wel hi. and
lone-t fleas. Address orders to (i ORGI‘.
VOBBU . P. 0.1501 181. South Norwallk.
w s in
Taylor at Golden
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
wasnnm'rorr B'I'BI".
rundown-nuance .
mmlalubmcfbm
ia an editorial sheet Molt-e. the
“communism “We know
“mannered” ”10%.”.
spire-insulate)“ N6“W.W
asdebewedlortweatyyeamtwo hoses
usedhiusoihsteuatne smell or to
“sanctum-aid.” Nome-Bee sold
and generated by REM. No
are-om. Backhoe. Sterling [telne-
dy Co..lewYMoertes¢o.
dis-samba]? fictnrestasdron his fa-
ther's designed. seed to relate, has in
mwsymuwd to get a few ink-
spoteon it. “flunpbt‘uid Jimmieboy
uboesuabt sight of one blot on his
little white not“... in the picture, “that
Mess if i'slheen heritage holly time;
lastit isn‘t so. Somebody else played
with ink.”
timber-Wise wonder. Crayon
~55? Cruiser-Yew: he painted a speak-
ing totem of a deaf more.
Tillie“???
City Employment Igency.
Al’iflndaailrllalt district“. help In every
. l MWMK or bwmwm‘mn immed-
MMtMMW as use may Employ.
new More; All silo-e dunking Pmploy-
mean. much as alum. M varicose s. ’
memm..~wrsm neural malt. can
not MMMe-mflhrtm Only than: with A lsplendid medium mice wheel.
allow outgrow.“ m W9; 7 Km. for . mums given. or paid for if received else-
“WT“. aMw-a.m, m 2 “mum...” wanted where. to those dealing with us.
WW THE l. T. PBIIWITT c0.
firsthand ' I'llM rile-a»
pap c.- il. MAIWIl-i 'irl rinse
Stalin wrest. Mesh
inch ‘3.) if
Persona look! fora to or house and lot
with the view 0 pnrchasn .are Invited to
call and examine our llst. e have them for
sale In every partoi the city at mngatl‘i‘h
a
and on our terms.
~ . r'.’
Var"
‘1 4:5 I ' «on» .. ..
The best of all high gra le bicycles.
SlilllMEll BICYCLES
more. to North
Smalls. nit-hm ti
—_
gutsrlainnreril;. .
assess: "
A «summer... noon... house on
M 3_ ml“ Kamila. Call evenings. Md
Shiloh: Mo Mflen‘fl» all :l(
A MAN: momentous to regular harnesses;
malt lit-lb marinated M an 'Lllrlii‘si. fall 1..
humanitarian» pallet.» Mahmoud Brothers. it
‘ moon am om 1.... man than;
dammit. son title more o1 child. Ap-
ollo an or “mutant street. “ :31
iheiwenly-iillhlnniversarystills
K. U. V..
F reundschaftz Bund
will be celebrated by a hall at
GERMANIA HALL.
Wednesday Evening, April It].
Ticket admllilnir genilcm an and Indy 50 cents.
Music by Heine‘s orchestra.
u‘l ii ll 9 III
Jillitll. liltill's" lltSllutliif,
N0. 8 ilAVlLANI) STREET.
menu alum. 5 chars.
nas'r'e soars» Pllt wall. :3 5).
more; BOARD can wesaJflm.
‘ [gt’ a New. animation is:- prlvaw gardener:
. lime Iliad ailment mini-i o'mre‘ mperiencu In
greenhouse» flan: duvoiebtlw he" of twin-
ennw. e'hnllllwfl 1K4». l‘riclibiclr street. East Nur-
wiollllt. .lltililih «SE-*NIAICB. all 3:
Rllill’llib'lifll) some»: llu'll‘. Aitue'lrun. wishes
poison-ii. Minimum. .u is» lady and light
dimensional? limbs sort. lie-:mzeuia e. "B. it."
. sierra swm‘ilawl as .‘ll
“Willi“ Il'lifrhlww’lllifi Aloud anemia lie-irons of
a Mind‘s 'mtlm mun: Inc-l.» lur liib‘c
sterile and; «or trim claims ream of spiritual
alone. sllmillltl Mlllrm "'3“. “A.“ this ”alwdt
apr ll '
out—Jam... ., ..
bullies also were board in a pri-
hsoalllion W~ and all
liltflie' Wm semiarid. Mdseas “150M! ‘
., edible. numb Minn ’ ml 3!
voile waiter-ll. any installment man or
. wartime mm «momentum and am-
liill’liluue 11m ensue [Irene so: to {It i monthly. cs u
mmvmussmwils‘ thermos. dilulw Bible Pull.
Ilhlliwehufit'littllmmlut Mir-m, inhila . Pa. 5 0
wine! rmwlimll. suit «any tor reply. 3 bung
mam sir wmawm shadow to mo ii few hundred
«dominion «at out.» summits pretense. s n
Ii a
(whim min Wham mm doctors or new y:
resin-w m Mir await. Address box It‘d,
:ltmnllln Mimallh. « hunt. alll ti
as m. '—
llllli'xll‘llllliitllllllait llmprwmpihwrd Music: all
insistent hwynwmmma lmuin- of E.
Minion. mint
‘ N‘l’ll‘ll'Mlilli rimmmr woodman.“ and Fritnblln
)’ minute; ~l~ ill-amine A “I ‘tllutiit‘rll Improve.
‘ manna. unsupported 0,. E. M’zllaou. at if
. .
I
mlt lm
[STRICT 0F NORWALK. as" PROBATE
COURT. April 10. A. D.. I893.
Whereas wriden uppllv atlou has been made
to this court for the udmlnls-‘ailou of
the estate at lieleu Lamb. late of Nor-
wallr. In said district. dt‘l‘fldfie :
Ordered. That said implication be bran! and
delermlued at the Probate Ufllco ln Nor-walk.
on the 24th day of April. 159.3. at 2 o‘clock
afternoon. and that public notice tlicreofbe
fiveu to all persons lull-lasted Ihereln by pub-
ieblng this order in a news; .iper having a cir-
culaliou in said District. at least ten days
before said day of been lug.
ASA B. WOODWARI),
“uuumw
in the Price of Gas.
Ivfil'iflm Allv‘ill “:41th more and llltrt'lul‘ili in
t 1 l "d l y l ' 04 m From and alter April M. 13-95, this conmuny
A1391?” m:,.....l,‘.‘.“‘,‘,.g{§‘}fj ‘0 “A or ”"mmg, it it ill reduce the price of gs llt‘ll routs per thous-
1, . - . ,_ » .4" and iti'i on all bills paid on or Ilcfnlo the Will
. Fillltttll‘lllwr. Slim. ‘2 lllimniurd .I’lnc», not In“ of the month. The gross price will be two
. r ,_ , , . ._ 7:
1 mmfiigfilflfiwxafiflm 5.11:. kg”: “1:13.12." '..,“.'.'_ A. dollars. Instead of two dollars and lllly ccuu.
' ‘ ' il .94 if a9 heretofore.
V lhe Norwall Gas light 00.,
E. J. HILL. PRESIDENT.
initiations
; l‘llW'lb? mounts. Sin. 0 illusory arid‘tlt'l: I3 to one,
‘ Sill.- Ilt‘ Illleo' «tinted; ll rooms. M». 2!” lie)-
l-flll'umlfi "mull ‘l, Sillnm {i minions. Ni.) li‘l VAN two-
1 link".- Apollo MI W. tortuous, or on the promi-
new ad ]w
l .. , ,_
l llilllll'kllii‘, ll: ld‘inmu‘lxllrli Hiram. Ilriirroi'wncntt
l Hut llau (slow .m title‘le WILZ‘UK. at
, illilmem or \W ll‘li'll"t~ momma): will
all fit
”phonemes
Hoyt’e Opera House
Wednesday, April I0.
Uncoln J. Carter's grand scenic productlon.
'1‘ li FAST MAIL.
Ten sets of special scenery. Flight of the
fast mall.NIaaara Falls by moonllght. with
bolllnd mist. Practical warring engine and
It freight cars. with Illuminated caboose.
The Dago dive. Realistic river scene and
steamboat explosion. and other great realisms.
Prices. lllic. 60c and 75c. ’
Seats on sale at Gregory‘s drug store. Nor-
walk. and Pleisted's drug store. South Nor-
waIk. a4
Hoyt’s Opera House
South Norwallr. Ct. Three nights only.
SPECIAL SATURDAY M ATINEE.
Commencing
THURSDAY. lPllIl lllh. l895.
'ilio wineome actress.
Ullle Ackerstrorn.
In all new plays. Directed on tour by line
Berna" .
Thunder-A new. emotional drmna. “A
BEAUTIFUL SLAVE.“ and the famous dance
La-Clirornolope.
F‘rlilay'-~-A new comer] . “PRIDE OF THE
CIR(fll~l."andanevr soda. "Under the 0in
Lights." illustrated by the stereopticon.
Saturday matinee—A repetition of "PRIDE
Oi" THE (flR'lUrlf‘ On this occasion, all
children will be admitted to the best seats
for 150.
Saturday nielit—A new corned . "MELIN-
DA‘S WOES.“ and a new song. " want to be
an Actress." and the dance ba-Clirornotope.
A capable com any. beautiful costumes.
special scenery, ca cluur clients.
Prices 25c. it'ic. 60c. Seals now on sale at
Plulsted's and Gregory‘s drug stores. at
musm HALL.
Saturday. Night, lplil I3
'TlIB "fires! New York null Boston success.
1 he grand romancv of the Chili‘s rculm.
thou
Vuuu”
l'nder the management of Sidney It. Elli-u
The most pronouncedtrmmub seen In veers.
Stage Nt‘llli'vrl of rtre beauty. Levi-lily
mounted; bealrllfully costun ed; a powerful
company: mechanical onsets: hrIirht comedy.
Every act a scenic picture. vivid In story and
stirring In plot: every scene delights and
charms.
Prices (the. 500.73: and SI. Seats on sale at
usual places. ' ah
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Tuesday. April I6.
ARISTIIGIIABY,
“‘lll be presented under the uuspiccs of Butler
Lodge. No. iii. I. (l. t). F..
BY Ill UNEXBEPTIOIIIL'BIST.
l'ndcr the direction of Mr. Julius (Hahn. A
satire on Amcrlcuri sl‘i'iri)‘. The embellish-
meme same as m-ed during the production at
i’ulmcr‘s Theatre.
Tickets can be obtained from members oi
the Lodge. Beats reserved at. Plulslcil‘s rind
Gregory‘s. after "it. uh. April will. Reserved
seats. The; gene rel admission. file. all it
e
blue and black. that are as remarhable as the
Men’s Clay Worsted Sill llll Suits
that. are making such a stir. The -
the flimsy light weights that promisiyi 331.331:
to the eye and touch of inuuerlence~snd do
at; little. but stronu. sturdy. well put together
\ asaalb vro Mills Cheviot The were is all
wool and lbs tllIIn is all woralel. made train
the best of steam at will we ir and look beto
ier than any Cheviot halt made tor all) 00.
We have there same goods in Bovs' hon
Pants Suits. sizes la to ill ear
and lit as well. at 88.60. y ’i made as wefi
Also Poys' Two Piece Short Pant B I
(double breasted Jacket. Pants marina :llir'
double seat and knee), sizes 4 to 15 years. 85 00.
These Men's. Boys' and Children's 8 ts
only be r..nnd here. hamplea or Cloth llilllml‘)‘:
sent it you will send your address.
S cclsl Creations for Essie I i ‘
ampuhlldrcn‘e Department. r 11 our [days
Your car fare allowed on to purchases and over
MEIGS & CO.
327 Main cor. Blank so. Bridgeport. ct.
music HAEL
HELE’SHDUL
_
We blave Hficlllll‘rlfil the] use of this large and
cnoveu en! a. or t 0 )ur so of teachln
the err. or [ii ‘YCIJL‘ urinal}: Masons wilE
be given ever afternoon between two not
live o'clock. rivaielrssons can be arranged
for. Purchasers of wheels receive instruc-
tions free.
H.R.BIILKI.EY ill].
52 South Main St..
AGENTS FOR
Slearns and Keeling.
Elmore and Ixon Bicycles
Bimclcs from $30 up Wheels rented and
ft?
NOTICE. 4
EUR SALE.
l)i’lirll,'A.\'Tlu an order of the Court of
Wuhan-Jot lln- Illslric' of N. rwnlli. i will
sell on lb» premium In the city of Norwalk, at.
public. uucllumunlo'ss previously disposed of
at lll'l"l\lt‘srlli!.iill till-18'!) day of April. llillfi.
at 2o'clucr. in the alteruoon. the tollowing
property:
I l- irht Set Fancv (‘asslmere Mill with other
Mill Room and Machinery f 1' making (all.
cloth: Engine and Boilers. 300 horse power;
water power eight months of year. I50 horse
pnwrnZMiil Hulldinur. one brick 128 b 43
feet. three r-im'irs and attic: 1 wooden iii by
Lil? Your stories and attic: Dry and D a House
an En.lne noorn so by I47; Prick Bni er House
in llyK'i: Hardening Room lor fell. ill by 05;
Brick Store'lhouse 82 by 4?. three smries. base-
ment and'mric; Wooden Store-house 40 by 50:
Burn Ito Iby 40; Machine Shop 24 5:
Carpenter shop 22 by 35;
smith rlmpllilly‘ I3: Lumber Room 24 by 36;
Drug Home Ell by 32; illllco- fit by 32. Water ot
the best qnul'ly. glvlllu snmu-Inr color results.
4:: n-iles from New York with frieght facilities
of the best. both bv water and rail- About
ten acres of land ulllnlnlnir the line of an elec-
tric rna l. on one o the bes' streets In the city
of borwulk. belniz unexcv-lled for building
pllrpvvsefl. with [nilr tenrrnent houses now
standing upm It. Terms and conditions will
h3- maue known at the time of sale. For par-
ticulars Inquire of
:\ H‘XANDER SEMPLE. Trustee.
Dated at Normals. this hub day of March.
Isn‘t. a3 2w
NOTIC
To last limwa‘k Taxpayers.
'I‘lll". tnxpsyeru of the Fuel Nor-walk School
District are lit-rel 5' not tied that the dis-
trict In H! two an” illlr‘rllltll (2th ml Is on the
dollar laid on lip- fown itsswrsmcnl list of 1814.
at n Hiltl‘i ol llli"lill;'"i lllwlisirici held on the
iilll vlny of \lurcli. let". M Ihe East. Norwnil
~ch m house. will lwdnc and payable on the
llrsr .layol April. bikini, which true i nil-ll
in n-mly to recv w vb» some at my store. l-ast
avenue Ilill-rw-t lit the rate of nine (ll) wt
cunt. wrunuum, from April Isl. lmt’). willbo
charged on till bllls remaining u" will on and
Il'ier May Iy-l. I395. W'. H. iiANFifliD.
(t-lwiumr [ultra for Ike East Norwalk School
Ills'rlcl.
lhio-il April lat . ”'05. “In
H re are Man‘sAlbWool Cheviot Suits. ‘
b
Blyack- '
MR4. DIVE“ liuvluir just arrived from the
cllywllhille Latest Novelties in Mlllinery,
lll\'ill.'iil18 ladle-sol Norwullt ltllil vlciulry to
i ti] and eraiulne our large stock 4 f ’I‘rlmmoil
w ill ilulrluimed Mills and litmus”. ut the
I meet l’riccsln Norwulk. Ulilldren‘a'l‘rlm-
uvrd liars irom SI I'll up. Inulloa’
and i‘lliliili‘ll'ri llalr Ilri-aslimdooc In the lur—
cel styles. Fri rich feather curling It specially.
Mrs. J. M. Divan.
EAersEeeerREE
We thank the public for their kind patronage during the past year and to
show our appreciation of the come, we will give away free on
EASTER SATURDAY
to all of our customers who purchase Tea or ifuiice at our storm is
BE.A,U'.I.‘IFUI . PANORAM A E A STE I". E G Gr \
This Is a very handsome souvenir. and will be given in addition to the rcgu.
Iar presents. lie euro and get one of these E islet eggs on Saturday.
READ OUR 'CIRCULARS.
THE NEW lllllli units,
tiled a bond so as to have the‘ches‘rmuonr‘ _
ed again to the Superior court. 'lllia| .ls11vg...1{,,....m,.;..,..1 9.1,...“ m "W‘s”...
' ‘1 . , 1 . ' I. twill} flilll'il AlliJ .Lludxrumuu-uls A I rose.
Misses Locker-oft duclursdl thrill the MM out. m. WWI/ll... a.”
road comp'iny dull not need the marrow, .- m l‘ r , , . t
. ‘ . . 1, “I "fit" SM llrulmmiuwzi‘imtiuiw.ramzi' N“ l.
The “mum" “mm Ill thlltidl M “MW-“(ml 5 ll anwflilrnuhlll' Mulls. lllliv Mina-r, um: lard.
‘ min-ll litltlmlliwll 11mm: in» oi il'a [mm A. will.”
; i“ M. Monitoring“ niamulumr‘ inflow-mar. L“: Taylor
osmium; union tum «issue, it“ it
doors in location in front of Edward
Hefner’s shelves of l lblICi‘O.
Charles E. Badman, of Mtlp'e avenue,
has porchlr’ed a bicycle from Cyrus J.
Crabbe. oil Sculls Norwr'k.
‘ \
STORIES Oil1 Til-ill)» STATE
Oscar Pa'lricml ism Norwalk. on. canon. Bowen, a commercial “MW"! "*l§{;'l§l‘;u;;::§;;~;§§;f‘blaminggyygx‘yggl Miss A. E. Tompkins"
purchased anew bicycle and expats to clor. commztwd suicide so the pillow! ' m .vrliwullmrliutuililIla-lbs .um. it am In. “‘01 ltlE’l‘UllH.
. . . . . .JMI mu lit?!“ .1 » «or «swim. Mutt u Hvltlv'l amlvl.
Million Mi Willllllmili“ by Mm“ pillWRii‘l' i [In]... ‘i‘iulll" All! .11. 4.. 'll'll‘izlsiillfi A. (.I‘JLDI‘IN.
\
acil. Twice before Rowan» lint! until-1‘“l".llili'illlllllllll.» scrotum nil-«.4. al ii
like attempts, but llmll been] pranrmimlll
MINE." Illll.l.lNl-‘.Itil and “silt
llIlliSSlMi l’urlors. {pl-I li‘ull
streetovcr .l ai'ksiin’sjewel-
ry store.
make the “toys" bustle.
There Is a bed leak in the water pipe of
“ll; ‘lillhllililiuttl‘ills.» .lmlllur‘. Hu'lullul‘y rungs
l . - » . - l'l .si. lla . ' . --‘. lt~l
“Olin" 0‘1 “orwn'k n83. till) (khan) n“ lW (hit pillwil- Y“ lYPl'dilly ll“ ”Milka {YMW I :itllflifil‘l‘lx‘lllillillimliinl “pulsar. l'ti‘llilllli}. Imllloulm ‘l'l'n V ‘ r .. WI
nus rallrood bridge. the station and alter touting some then ' nu.m.»m...,~-.I 1i...1i1i..1....-..-,.....-. ml it CUMMiSSlONERS "unfit
to the ofllcers, deliiwrm‘cllv sw'sllllhwadl
the poison. ll‘Inancmll troobllw collide»
spondency are givenmethe‘cmmen. . emu when" pm. chorus. Iltl wot.- sin-at More.
, . , *Itlllcl i Monolith. herb ll
Miss Emily ersou,.proprletor'ot «ili’h- -- - ~ ~ , » Tl
. > ‘ . l 'i. l s i.
den mu seminar. mm mm Mums ' 'I’Wiid't‘ti‘“ dildo...“ .l
Institution of its kind mall’rldhspnm in“ {gym 13ml Illinois. Amity mm hi" “Madison
gonelnto insolvency. M year digit m imwmlm‘mm‘“ ' ”r 'ai'lw
thsrla broke out In tile sellout and the
pupils left. This caused the ram
Ber liabilities are 0% 000'. with m 5
real estate otabout that mm
‘ll\\ inimilmmllbhw. the. r [isldtl'vulili'ii avenue.
Numb Ilisil grandchild «taut-J, int: .,i. hl’i'lilllul'y
mounrwmmil minimum :1 "mom will in w «1 party.
Irving lelth. of lhe East Norwallr
peat ofllce. called on lilsode in Stamford.
; hat evening. ,
j“ ' Kr. and Mia. Daniel L‘Hommedlau. cl
' Walnut. are visiting In New York
city.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.
7-“ Ira. John D. Kelly. Second avenue.
V ‘lil‘l rulircrilleraimpolutmlliyilm (‘oupt of
l l’mlmte [or llm illhll‘li'l. of N01 walk,
(.‘ulllllllrrlllllll‘l‘rl in rccciw. examine and dr-
clde upon llie clnlius of ”It! cchlIIor-l of the es-
Ialo or Willlum Il. blocker. of Norwalk. In
said dolrlct. an Iimilvcut debtor. hereby :lvu
nolIcu that we will attend in iliodutles 0 our
will. appointment at the olllce of John H
.iJiKlli. M Bomb Nllrwallt. in borwalk. in said
district. on the Imli day or Mitr.lllil.i,aml on the
llilh day or June. lilllb. M 10 O'clmtk. i'orenunu.
of each oi saiddays Hold court has limited
and allowed three months from the ditto here.
of loathe exhibition to us of claims against
(1 l l1 .
“baffle? Norwallr. the llitll day of March. a.
l I" WM“ moi "Elle. wily toll-mind trout
’ moist whom Moan: whales tor two
Mill'llfiiilfim. at Ll.
i" Dr. F. 13. Baker retards urchazsda ' " ." "not. momma '-
‘ aswbteyole. ’ ’9 G'm'm h“ ”“9 '9 W ‘ . ?.”£I‘L-———s .. ififiiii‘dfiml‘ws“common“ Donovan Building 33 Main Street
I... thn a Rid" 0‘ "I". INCH” if“! of land “WWW '10“ “N . (’WUWdeamm W trad gong. El MW... , ,
“a“ W. i i m mtibm“ W ”adamtiimmdid'dmm South Norwalk. Norwalk.
1 “i to ex 1 i ‘ ‘0 1-355. ,_ , ,, _ fl :3
V ’ OHM! AND NOROTOR. - m can, ”0 ”w W
has march-rd had John Betta i lac-rimm- mm m ovals-w Lumlonmj.
wutlullor hlin yesterday. but he beJ‘ Frank s. Arrest all the New test
”matter a short time and l'lllt‘l'
mini
MM ' w all s
osmiwsd’i
blocks. Come and see them.
ll. ll. PillSllll S.
momma.
m, ‘s coat want to Railsrty’s business. ihshmwmmulm . m , . ,, ON
. m...“ 1”.“de :some one. in. as he keeps milling set the but In.“ mwmfm Wmfilm‘.“ '
Hm. fearing that the coat had been meats and hell. _ , 1/ at its
, .m. wi t testament and wound the ' . mm m m at mm . We are aellin two cars of
varicose stair Bolster. who loo-tel Quiet Drill. mm»; mm. .mmfinfifi, HM.” at total per month. '1
‘ Jamaal W «In colt- (rem-arr. we ass to retire ear m not arrived, a car load of good
Delivered to any part of the city at 5 o’clock a. m.
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Norwalk Chronicler