We. Iowa Iowa People.
, less one at the ”Ml
m h 1””va
‘ ”fittfledluasaaalnhelefl.
“ “antihistamines-st
Iridium mortals
the value and emciency of the department.
‘m usranrassrascrlcs.
'I'be lemlk companies Demonstrate
their Value and lleleaey.
The Iiorwaik Fire Department practice,
yesterday. thoroughly demonstrated the
the first call sent Pioneer Book and
Ladder company to Buckley a Son's
. ‘0 V tlschildren's annual Easter
. M “bylaw. A splendid pro-
by Fred Bmlth‘aeve them exercise in adder
will he“‘l'as Resurrec-
aadBcd . The Second Com
“Mite rusBssurrectlon" In
"inhumane!
'1'?" ‘3'“ Kim of «iii Second even up.
this Walter a brief illness,
10 werede known better. He leaves
awlfeaad one son. Charles H. liodett.
-' I. was fifty-sues ears of age The
WW.”
w
m Will be Holiday evening
”remains will be taken to Bidaehury
for M.
Harris’ nine beat Harry
M. on the East Norwelk grounds.
the score of
ti
8
%
.Alfihllt and family returned
morning. Their youngest
recovering from anattack
lead, of Cottage avenue.
visiting her rule.
“In. 8.0. Jellifl. of RI geiieid.
“Glare:
, .0! Prospect place.
mm relatives at Stamford. yesv
i
them storm and Arthur H.
“curtailing la lynch. N. Y.
‘ nanom- a will no ‘
Ha Intel Riverside creche. , 8 onions on
ROWAYTOH.
The W W entertainment which
M i. We Hail last night.
won more“. On account of the
bet we cannot do the entertain-
“justice. but audios it to say that
“Walnut throughout was wed
“adamantly appreciated by the
”Warmest. ' it is hoped
“the mt will repealed
W sum was realized.
library.
> ““03. I. E. church. iiunday morn
in. the patter will preach untimel- sex-
“I“
r
i
or will be an
“’32:?th :1. the. 'day school
.. ~r"sss
s I , u h D
Jet”, c” °
”We!“
2‘
church will
owmerniugsnd
an . norm Sande school
”I: the evening. Y. P: acct); Et
“1 Whom.“meen wit ris
4m- wantsi Leader. an. e. Boyt.
”I. W. G. Crockett died yesterday of
White Women’s Hospital in
York city. The burial will take
file-day in Woodie-n cemetery.
M In. George D. McKay are
m at the residence of Captain
M WW. but will soon begin
Wilthllplace
lillassisfleersrend daughter Etta
It. seed Ire. E. Howard Every
occupied their cottage on Maple
WW.
and ”an?” old. tribe hlpve
m vo returns tot eir
lattice-lord.
mot Ire. J. R. Scofield is
improved.
”AIME! AND N080 (ON.
and ”as. I. H. Carroll were sur-
’ but Thursday night. They had
out to spend the evening, when
twenty amide took possession of
am. A message was conveyed
”the” pressures was required
has. Upon arriving and collecting
Watt” proved to be royal
The time was assed in
. sisal”. etc. a ler which
was served At about ii
the We departed for their
M with the evening's plena-
m If. Wye. who. with
recently canvassed the
visitors, will gives report
Menswear churchps. In
it speak n the
unal church. Dorian. and
the evening in the Presbyterian.
warts ehouldhe listened to not
1; Us!“
it“
it“!!!
it
fit
wing;
i
one of lleccey i’ooley's
wet-standing at the depot.
and ran away. in
It. Koch's barber shop the
brethrendpoet on the stoop,
m. and damaging the
Whores ran into the stabil-
about
broke late Dr. J. J.
night. and stole two
as gray with a dark
enters bay with
f The police
citieshavs been noti-
ins the animals.
as the
is
ii
i
i
is
”
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t:
by Mia people, but by citizens 5
rubber factory. where Assistant En ineer
handling. Though the company is com-
posed mostly of new men, they showed
that they thorouuhly understood their
duties From there the company was
ordered tothe green near the Methodist
church. where the track was stationed.
Another call was then sent in. and
brought the supply wagonand steamer
to Box 28 corner of West avenue and
Berkeley street. where boss was laid and
the steamer attached to the double
hydrant near the corner. It was de
moustrated in the other tests that the big
machine could do powerful work. She
fully upheld that record yesterday.
At the conclusion of the test the
c impanys were ordered back to quarters
Several hundred spectators witnessed
the working of the department.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
I ranchers and Their Themes In Harwell:
Churchea 'l'o-morrow.
Bern's Nonwamr Cononloa'rrosa West
avenue and West streets. Rev. Gerald 11. card.
Ph. 1).. poster. Services 105!) a. m. and 7:0)
Room; Sunday school. 12 to. Young People‘s
icty of Christian Endeavor meeting at. 0110
. to: subject. ”Risen with Christ—From
at?“ lander. Miss Mar erite Slavin.
Morning subiect. “Man the raaure of his
own Easter! Eveslng. Sunday school Eastgr
concert service.
Boers Nonwam Mnaomsr. West evens:-
near Garner. Rev. A. S Kavanagh.pn.sto .
Divine service. mulls. m.. lzill p. m.; snnday
school. 12 noon: E worth [mus meeting. 0:30
. m. Bublsct. " he Second Trial and its
sane." leaner. James O‘Hara Morning sub-
{muffins Risen Christ with his People To-
av.
801ml Noawanuflai’i'ts'r. West avenue. nea-
Plnc street. item“. 0. Sherwood. torr
Services lilzma m. and 75!) . m; unday
school. is to; Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. lit!) p. m.
Tatum! Errsoorar. West street and Fair-
fleld avenue. South Norwalk. Rev. 01in ilnilock.
rector. 7:30 a. m.. Holy I ommnni-n: lllzlll a
11).. Morning Prayer. sermon and Holy Com-
mtubnion; Easter Festival of the Sunday school
a to.
Norman: Mnnomsr. West and Mutt ave-
nues. Rev. A. ll. Wyatt. pastor. Service.
1013!) Evening service. 7:1!) p. at. Sunday
school. 12 m.. Epwnrth League 'uesdlnu. fir!)
p m. Morning subject. “ the Miracle of the
Resurrection." Evening subject. “The Mr
pc traul es of Christ “
Norm/tut Couoasoanorvau corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev.’l‘.K.Nol,)ls. l).l).. as'
for. Services at ldzala. m.aud 7:21) p. nl.: uu-
day school. i2::ll p. m.: Y. i'. S C. 8.. mill
p m Morning subjrct. “The Risen Christ."
Gum: Enemy“. Holden nvsnuesnd Cross
street. Nerwalk. Rev. 8. H. Watkins. rector.
Eaatcrvday. 7M) a, m.. Holy Communion:
lllzlil a. m. Morning Prayer. sermon and
ii-rly Conrnunion: 2 m. aunday school.
men‘s bible class: 5
carols. The rector
welcome
p m.. liven-son as
will atheists. Al are
RWALI Barrier. East avenue. opposite
11. Rev. . Robbins. pastor. sier-
vlces. lililla. m. and 7:1) . m.: Sunday school.
It! m.; early prayer meet ng. 10.1” a. m.; young
People‘s meeting at to: p m. Mornlnw aun-
Jrct. "The Risen Life." Evening. Easter cou-
cert.
Sr. Manv‘s. B. C. corner or West avenue
and Chapel street. borwaik. Rev. W. J. SIOU-
uln. pastor. Low Mass. 7 a. m.: Children's
Menuhin is 111.; High Mass. ills!) a. m ; Vespers.
8:11) p. m
tar. [’amls EI’IN‘OI’AI» Church street. oppo.
site the Green. Norwnlk. Rev. at. B. Pond.
rector. Holy t'onununionflfitl a. m.. and --n
tlrst ruuday in the month. amend celebration
(choral) with sermon. llltlll a. UL; on olher Sun-
da :5. Morning Payer. Illuiuy and asrtnon.
lllz-l a. lu.; Sunday school. 12 m. in the
l‘llllltt‘ll or ”on llomr Flavours. choral
oven-song wilu sermon. 7::llp. ru.
Ens-r Avenue Mnnomsr. near Vanzluuil
avenue. East Norwallt. Rev. A. J. Smith. tits.
tor. Preaching [013) a. m. and 72!!) p. m.: nu-
dity sclumi. 12 m.; (young people's meeting tlzitl:
Morning. pulpit w it be occupied by Edward
Troupe-m. Evening. Charles a. Benedict will
prctwhnhemc “The 'l‘rlumphal Entry." ‘l‘cxt.
‘rtellold the world is gone af.cr him "
Hr, Annuaw‘s .‘llzilllllN. at .lmnes McAllls-
ter'a rcaldmu-e. Wlnnl tank. Sunday scluml.
3:00 p. m.: i‘llarln-s Uh Item. slumriutomlsut;
Arthur ll. (iblileul. assistant; Miss Evelyn Mc-
Alllalcr. organist.
lineal) lilvslt (‘llAf'Kln Superintendent:
Edgar Buttery; assistant on lerinleudcul:
'l‘lu-odore ltugcr-; organist. Miss .ulu lltldul-s.
nsslsluul organist. \lrs. Julius (table. Sunday
school. :l :1. m.: Young People‘s rim-law of
Christian Endeavor meeting, ilzfll p. m.; i’ruycr
llmsllnu. Sunday evening at hill.
Canvauv [turner Htmln'rv.Qulntard iluiivl-
lnx. corner Wall and Knight «trusts. Norwnlk.
itsv..lamss A. Humlar. pastor. Morning rur—
Vii-1‘. lllziilia. nl.; owning service at H?» p. in.
Young people‘s meeting at 4:00 p. m. Aliare
cordially invited.
No thalamus Avlml'x Bible class and
Sunday school. riuudny u lt-rnnnu at :l o'(' ot'k.
Wednesday flvt'llllla'. prayer and conference
Ititlrlltlg. Will o‘clock.
onss'r ('nuum an. \‘au'Aandt avenue. East
Norwulk. i'rulwllluu. likilu a. m. and ozllll p.
m.; Huuday school, 1:: In. Youu People's locat-
int: llzlitl p. in. Gnome 1.. 'eepls. pastor.
('lthlltlth'l‘llmAl. Mission. rlprlngwmul
Unloui‘luua-l.Elyavsnutu W line-m. pastor.
lluuuarinn survives. humbly. at ‘lUfiIl a. m. and
p. m.: 'l lturmlny at, 7:1” o‘clock.
Hr. Finn‘s Momma. VanZnnllt and mum"
avuulnm. East Norwalk. Huntley school ilzlll p.
m. A cordial Welcome to all.
Ht-ltlmlwoon Umos CHANEL. Ely svsmw.
Hollill Nnrwalk. Holiday tit-lino]. lipid p. m..
cvuuluu unrvlw. 7;!“ p. Ill.
EMT Souvumt melsu Unsorted/trident.
Riverside itvunuu. ltov. ll. llilulegrml. uln-
tor. Horviroa at iudlla. m. and 7:30 p. 111.: . un-
da school. lid!) p. m.; young pimple a llieelluu
at )p m.
Armour Mlmtomsr Etuacomt, Knluht
street Norwa . ltcv. . Hands plotter.
Prulwllluu. iilfilla. m.: Hunday when at l2zlil p.
m.- prayer meeting: at tlzilli p. on; prom-hing at
lull p. m. it! mini mode- will be rendered by
the choir. eats free.
81'.
Dltrrsons livasoamscus PIT!"-
iilucns. North Main hiri‘iii. South Not-walk.
Pastor. 0. Allis. liottesdlsuste: Bonulats
illilla man in. m donutsgswhule 12m.
Mittwoch Aboudprsdlut. 7i” p.111. Dents
sober Untsrricht ier «lie llemoiude: lllcnstags.
Mlttwochs. Donner since i to s p. m.. Bametage
9 to ill a. m. -
(issues tvattosmcn. finances. nsid
every Sunday afternoon a 2o'c
Gongr tionai church. sat orwalk. All
are so tall InVltsd. “findawhool at mo
o‘eiook.tu nudesn'sll .8! actual. street.
0. A. limckmsier paswr.
Omu as Yours line's butt I Knud-
mihn‘ih‘i“ 3mm tutu-
ll I a
Al'larsecrdla 1 invited.
ours I lr’ 0 storm anon-—
inckwot-d'e Rafi. all street. orwalk. Billie
class at 8 o. no: Bone service at i p. at.
W
You name [lave ts lwaav'otr.
says the St Louis Journal of Agriculture
To
let. h’mhltssta
thesiueilstts-
in.“ ‘ , tie-lee
.in Swedish m f
the l
Isle of the Ive-ta is which Norwalk
People are lateneted.
Ullle Ackeratrom opened a three
nights' engagement at Hoyt’e Theatre.
Thursday night. presenting. “A Beauti-
ful Slave.” Friday night she iayed
“The Pride of the Circus." whic was
repeated this afternoon as a matinee per-
formance. Tonight "Iielinda's Woes.”
These lays are all new. Miss Actor-
strom s as attractive as of yore. and the
same sweet sympathetic manner char-
acterizes her portrayals. Her dances are
very pretty and m ny specialties are in-
troduced. A new nature is the stercop
tlcon. operated by hlr. Bernard. The
play billed for tonight is said to be very
humorous and interesting.
The half dozen minor characters in-
troduccd in "Aristocracy” lu llluslra
tion of various types of society here and
abroad, the exaggerated Anglomnoiac.
who is more English t an the LoudenOr
and more painlul; to extraordinary
Frenchman. who loves his fru-nd; the
frivolous girl of New York society. dazed
with the social gimcracks of the London
world;the empty beaded scion of our
oldest Knickerbocker. to whom every-
thing in life is summed up in family and
clothes.etc.. all these people are sketched
II] the most delightful manncr This
highly successful and entertaining pro
duetion comes to Boyt‘s theatre. Tues
day night. April 16. under the auspices
of Butler Lodge. No. 97. l. O O F.
“Darkest Russia" will be presented at
Music Hall tonight. Although the play
alone is one which would command on
bounded success. the proprietors have
nevertheless mounted it in an exceed
ingiy lavish manner. The spectacular
enters largely in the settings. and the
scenic display is elaborate and beautiful
Everything necessary for the production
is carried and the smallest dr‘ltiili has
been given careful attention. The com-
pany is a large and strong one.
Handsome. decorations. courteous
ushers. and the finest of vocal and in.
strumentai music. with clocutionary se-
lt-ctions bya young and talented lady.
will be the attractions at the grand con
cert for the Epworth Lealuw. under the
auspices of the Mercy and Help depart
ment. at the First Methodist church.
Tuesday night. Aprll 23. Secure tickets
in advance at Plaisted and Gregory's
drug stores. Admission 35 cents.
Broke itls Nose Playing Basket Ball.
Several South Norwalk people wit-
norssed the basket ball game in the Stem-
ford Y. ILC A. gymnasium. Thursday
night. The molesting teams were fretn
the New Britain and the Stamford Y. M.
C. A's. The game was closely contested.
and resulted in a tie of three and three.
Early in the first half. George Kron.
.1 formerly of South Norwalk. the must. ex
pert player on the New Bliblim.m.
had his nose broken by contact with an
opponent's head. The member was set.
however. and Air Kren pluckily con-
tinued playing. Owing to this accident
the New Britain team did not get as
many goals as they otherwise would
have done.
if a New York millionaire gives a our
car at 6th avenue and 26th street,costina
3700.00. which gives 19 [maple dyspepsia
and these people spend al.466.00 in doc-
.rs' bills and dually have to pay $5.00
each for Goethe Blood Care to cure them
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
doing 87 persons at the feast!
inquire at Pleistcd's drug store. where
mu ma have the problem solved and
get info atlon about Cactus ilk oi Cure
“
‘ ”I y.‘
. ..
V l‘”
or». ‘1‘,
uuiiu Blunts
The best of all llllrh are is bicycles.
STRRMER BICYCLES
A splendid medium price whet-l.
mesons given. or paid for it revolve-d else-
where. to [lump dealing with us.
THE .l. T. PRUWITT CO.
mrh 1‘3 if
nun ll. liilill’s usuulilf
Ni). ii HAVILAVD l'l'l‘liEl‘ll'.
umrmu MMM. :5 chars.
user's “will” use wmzu, 31m.
LAMI’M' llllAilll mm weak. Old. mil lm
lulu in initiation
Hesiod proposals for grading West street. from
Taylor avenue to the city line will be much-
all at the allies of ti s titrsst iimmnlsslooor of
the City of sleuth orwalk. until Noble“ 9.
m..of the lilth day of April. 1895. at Which
hour the bids will be publiclynpansd and read.
The will. to decline any or all promeals is
rsssrv it deems» for the interestsofthsrit .
The enslno-sr's estimate of the quantities a
as follows viz:
will) cubic yards of earth PII‘DVITIOD: to
«spin yards of rock excavation; average has]
set.
The grams-lie must be made upon blanks
furnis ed by the street Commie-lotion
WALDO 0. Bit Gilli.
sill at Htreet Commissioner.
AT a Court of Probate holdou at Nerwaik.
within and for the Distrlntnr liorwalk.
on the fluidity of AWl A. 1).. mo.
tats of Uharist . itavsag late of Nor.
wai , in said district. deceased
'{hs administrator represents the estate in.
so vast and preys the an interest of Com-
mie-losers til renal there ore.
island. at bcmmlsslonm to receive
examines d soldeupontheslalmaotthscrsd~
or Estate be appointed at the Probate.
titles in orwaik. at s 19th dag lg Apr
inst ilo‘cios . s nonmcf flan al per-
i interest iltalt
sons In. it spares an a mat:
has the ' a.
3'" AW
mm '
III! A. E. lonelier.
. . ‘ , unevenness.
..n p , ‘
.mflmWw-luo“ us. do? we.
renal seam t.
wail-ran ri'i'it'iii’il’iflnr—mum for
at than. either as
several thorough y com
coechtnenmardensrs. a or to men do-
arer" lance on gentleman's places or on
0 ll. HARVEY.
Cm [newness-scatter.
t! 70 North Main street. Booth Norwalk.
Taylor a Golden
RealEslale andlnsurance.
WASHING“! D'We
A Lasers». Maul.“be can oh
Persons lookl foralo or house and lot
with the view 0 porches n .ars invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every part of the city at wows
prices and on my terms. a
n
more».
EXI’EBIENCEDcook torn hotel. Apply
at the Columbus hotel. Darien. (.‘on‘n5
a .
MEANING and dyeing establishment. No.4
ltayrnond street. (iorusr rioutll Main
street. on line of electric curs. Nouth Nor-
walk. Conn. We rcsxaectfull announce to the
citizens of South Norwaik. orw dk and viola-t
lty that we established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyvlug and cleaning business.
and are now prepared to do all kinda of clean-
ing and dyeing in the very butt stvlc and man-
nor. Lndics' suits. dresses. either made up or
apart. cloaks. capes. intanta‘ canes hoods.etc..
ribbons. fringes. piano, organ. billiard covers.
mufflers scarfs. ties. kid gloves kid shoes.
also feat lcrs cleaned and curled. Usutlemon's
garments dyed or cleaned and pressed in the
best manner. C. llU'l‘TEiiFABS. mltltf
gi‘liii‘l'UAbin‘TS and persons tier-irons of
A jolniugaclssy meeting wee-ly for lilb‘r-
study and for the development. of hpiriiflnl
gills. should addrczs "Aid HA." this utilize.“
our u:
‘ ()HK wanted. Any inlel'lgcut man or
women seeking omptnvmsnt and am-
bitious to make trmn suite tum monthly can
secure same by niidro~slnu (ilobo Hibls i’ub-
lishlu ('o.. 7&3 Chestnut street. Pblla.. Pa. No
caplta r. qulml. nor stamp for reply. Young
man or mm: on wishing to earn a few hundred
dollars in the next two months preferred. 't
a J
\) DUN" man man's work in store or factory;
wastes Iii tier week. Address box 386.
South Norwslk. Conn. slit 8!.
mm.
A IlEHlRA one house do"... ' use“...
modern improvemenla. inquire of E.
ADAMS. mil t!
01‘ PAGE rorm-r Maple street and Franklin
avenue. ii rooms All modern improve-
ments. Inquire of U. E. Wilson. at if
‘b‘llilhi April N. east siorc and lurcmcnt in
. Sentinel buildinu. Dimensions suns,
Apply at Snail 'l ‘ mz’illf
XT‘FU’R‘HHE n inquire of Mrs,
'l'honlpsun.lil i'nion riffit‘lfi'nlllil {\orvrnlk
eplilat
b‘lVE rooms. No. 5 Henry stret-l: 5 m lulu.
No.18 Day street; ll room-4. No. all hit)
street; rent ‘4. Aim 5 mun-n. Nu ill East avo-
uus. Apply to W. YUUSHS. or on the pit-mi.
“‘5. no lw
‘lRHT floor. No. 2 lianford Place. hot and
mid infer. rent 815; second tiuor. N0. 77
Woodward avenue. rent 8“: six moms. second
floor. ill Union street. real. Oil"). Apply ) it}. It.
WOODWARD. 371.le
()Urllt‘. 17 Franklin street. improvements
in. Inquire of EDWIN WlLUllX. at
Brown Jr thcox's grocery. fill tf
I (lUrlE of too rooms; furnace. range. bath.
stationary tubs. hot water. nice yard.
good location lnqu re or Tr“ mm d: 001.”
EN. Wadllnuton street. or of owner. 23 Taylor
avenue. near West strcct. lzli if
I OU'iEil rooms. No ti'f'nllea sin-cl: second
floor. rl rooms.No ii Tollss slim-f: iirst
floor. brooms. .\‘o. lu‘l‘oilos Mrt‘rl. Water in.
All in liratcu-ss order. House Holden street.
Ely Neck Apply to TAYLOR & HOLDEN.
or JOHN H. RNAPP. 8‘! West slrcul. al tr
_ mm as an.
. "iil'l‘AGEVtm lileuwmsl «vomit-7 and llouao
/ and burn on Grove sircst. Apply furl. ii.
SHERWOOD. iii Grove street. Soul in borvvalrk.
npr'. l
COTTAGES AND Hl'lLlllNii Ltl‘l‘rl. i‘ot-
tam-a on Quintard live-nus. elx rmm~
each. Nearly new and in good condition.
Good improved building lotmicsiruiwi loomed.
Terms curly. Avvli'to FRANCIS ii flilfil'gl'.
I I
t REY loam lmramd years. about 121m ll)s..
strong and a vlnd. also good tnrm wagon
"male llv llullm ll W: m-l (In. Apply l'l A. l..
ELLISON. South Wilton. opposite depot.” ..
u
.ll
IIOi'Hl-l and lot wllll barn. at Winnlp-ulk.
with three-fourths or an acre of land
more or less. lnquilsof rl. H. Htll-ZRWHHI).
liilirtwo street. mull: horwalk. Conn. man:
Till-Z building ful'lllcrlv t-o-Znugiug in l“. A.
Bradbury on the lino of ills llnlllnlry and
Norwnlk rtllroul. faringuli Ann strict. to he
removed from the lam in llllrly days from
«In of anion! Iluwxprnwufpttrlham-r. Appl»
to l. W. llEAllld-l. rent alt-mi. New liavu-u. or
I‘. RAYMUNI) and ti. W. “ARR“. mt» llllt at
railroad stations. npr it) ill
_’ .. » . . . .
'1”H'I‘.
‘ Pi den i plnlforul. a nil-italic marked "F.
1.. 'llmll.“c0n alll In: an Elli lnulue, A
lllwrul reward will be paid lur its return to
'I‘llr. Harri-lam. Ullll't'. all :ll
‘ ‘ msorunmnnmra.
ICE.
‘PURE spring water ice. linnmi wri hi and
ltmuml .ricu-. Alillll““lll‘llt-rn tun .lllmt-L
Vilritililffi‘ll, l’. f). Mex 1931. Remit Normallk.
W H ill
”(We
We are selling two cars of
HOMES at retail per month.
Just arrived, a car load of good
blocks. Come and see them.
M. H. PlRSllllS.
m...” tinnitus Fillll.
‘"’Ells'lfllmlil’iilillilfW
MINDWInhavlng‘iuet arrived tom the
city with the t otrvltiss in ii insry.
lnvltsstheladiea Kuwait and vgi‘inity to
ml stamina curlers" , ~f rimmed
oat k r
a at immsd tSlate pod In etc. a the
Lowest main area . ll
ren‘ m-
med. ate roar ills u kfllfl’
antic lltlrs 's {lairD ’ “nought t _ r.
setstr n-nchf cu luaapecla ty.
Ire. .l. ll. Divan. .
I“!
~ . fill Agency."
’l'horsda
BEAll'l‘l
La-Ohremewpe.
Friday—-A new comedy. “PRIDE OF THE
Clinnl." and anew song. "Under the City
Lights." illustrated by the stersepl icon
fletnrda matinee-A rs etltlon f "P in!
Oi" 'i‘Hli'ClR'lUi‘." Onvthls ogcaslodf all
gh'lld‘éen will be admltwd to the best seats
0 .
Hovt’s opera House
South stomach ram night. only.
spscm. ssruanav marinas.
Saturday niuht—A new corned . "MELIN-
DA'S W028.“ and a new song. "
an Actress." and the dance wChrllmompe.
A capable com any. buautifnl costumes.
spedlai scenery. (in slum effects.
Prices 250. 350. 60c. Feats now on sale at
Piaisled'a arid *iregory‘s drug smrss. at
—A new emotional drama. “A
UL SLAVE." and the famous dam
turnout testicular.
Commencing hlgghhd‘dfac’kifilhh‘wlzogmghkwi? Sufi};
ltllliSllll. ”ii". ”iii. I835. Men’s Clay Worsted SIR. 00 Suite
1h. wineonls actress. iii3's?3.?R‘giii'w1i‘3i'n‘ldil'pmfi’fil 3' 13:3
Ulile Ackeratrom. $3§§§5tfi§§ffii“‘§fiiirmm
arfl’gpw plays. Directed on tour by nine axiomaih'zoflolili' [legall would". 133:3
ler than any Cheviot halt made for sio ii).
We have thus same mode in Bove'
Pants lilolts aim ill to 19
and at as w'ell. at 58.60. years. made as we
Also Poye' 'l'wn lees Bhor t
(double breasted J et. Faults P313. “villi;
double east and kneel. sizes i to ill years. sew.
These Men's. Be a' and Children's Elli
only be found herd. namplm of 090th Jiilab:
sent it you will send your address.
8 clsl Creations for Easter in on '
an Children's Department. r Boys
Yourcar fare allowed on as purchases and over
MEIGS & CO.
want to be
musrc HALL.
Saturday Night, lpril I3
The great New Vnrk and Boston success.
The grand romance of the Carr‘s realm.
“DARKEST
RUSSIA.”
Under the management of Sidney R. Elli-r.
The most pronounced triumph seen in Years.
Stags ulciur- s of 1‘41'8 beauty.
mounted: beautifully costnucd: a powerful
company: mvcbanical effects; bright comedy.
livery not a scenic picture. vivid in story and
stirring in plot: every scene
charms.
Prices 85c. 30c. 75:.and 81. Seats on sale at
usual places. all
327 Main cor. mus at. Bridgeport. ct.
_, ”lunged-HALL
cuuuuu
VI shave secured the we of this large and
convenient hall for the unwise of tenchl
llle art, of Bi YUM! ill )1. H. [£85003 wit
be given over? afternoon between two and
five o'clock. 'rivate [mi-ens can be arranged
for. Purchasers of wheels receive instruc-
tions free.
H.B.BULKLEY&flll.
l avlsilly
dell.hts and
the Lodge.
known lull-tit:
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Tuesday. April I6.
ARISTRL‘RACY,
Will be presented under the auspices of Butler
Lodge. No. ill. I. (l. 0. 1",.
BV All UIEXREPTIRRIL GIST.
l'nder the direction of Mr. Julius Coho. A
satire on American s'clrty. The embellish.
msnta same. as used during the production at
Palmer's Thea're.
Tickets can be obtained from members of
Seats reservad at Plaistsd's and
Gregory‘s. aileron. m-. April l2th. Reserved
seats. 76c: general admission. 50c
52 South Main St..
AGENTS IOB
Sleams and lasting.
Elmore and Ixon Bicycles
Blctoica from $30 up Wheels rented and
repairs-ll. r‘ {97
“""N one E.
FOR SALE.
I)L’BSUANTm an order of the Court of
fin batmfnr lhe lllr'ric' of N: rwallt. i will
sell on th- premises in the city of Nnrwallr. at
public. auctiou.unlc<s previously disptmed of
at private sale. on the lib they of April. 189').
at :o'clocr. in the afternoon. the lollowing
property:
I t' ight Pet Fancv f‘swslmerc Mill with other
Mill Roma and Machinery 1 r maklna fslf.
cloth: Engine and Boilers. so) horse power:
water power eight months of year. use horas
powerzz Mill holidlmrs. one brick V128 by 43
feet. three stories and attic; 1 wooden 70 by
20‘: four stories and attic; Dryand D e Hours
and Enslne boom ill by W; "rick Heifer House
a8 7t
TIE TWELI'I'H ANNUAL
inllBlllilll lllll RECEPTION Men?"
of W. Gilbert Nowell‘s classes in dancing. at
MUSIR Hill. 80. llllllVMlK, 011,
FRIDAY EVElllllR. RPRIL Will '95
Exhibition at 8 o'clock. Balcony. reserved
seats and floor tickets can be a cured at i’lslu
ml‘s pharumcy. South Soruaik. and Rigga‘.
Norwwlk. Respectfully.
W. lilldiERT NEWEIL.
lulu uncut
FirsiM.E.Chumh,lpril23
l'ndvr the auspices of lilt‘ Mercy and llv [9 dc-
pnrtmem fur l-,p\tnrilt [magma by Norms k'a
heal. musicians. .m-is't-d by line following «vi
Hm) nvlprrunn, Holly-ff thiit‘l'.
of liridgc nr'l: lllu Messrs fit-ll- ck. tenor and
illtrlllluo: Mists Jurm hi my .lo-uldux-u soprano;
“rs/1‘. \‘n o “'msluinculinni-i. of Now V’mll;
Mire Alice Elli-rm» d. mnlraito, of llreen.
aid lit
Farms
‘l‘lckcla now on rules at l‘lalatrd's and fires
nry'z-drmr stuns. ('imrira [-1. M‘Vmull'Ws and
ilrmvn a Wilcox“. Avinul rl "1‘3" pl 7!
EAST
ill by so: Hardenin Room for felt 6i 5'
Brick atom-house by 42. three smrirabheeo'
by 40: Mat-bits Shop :4 by 26;
Shop 22.! by 35;
smi'h shop 16 by lil: anlwr Room 24 by 86;
Drug "OHM! 20 by at: (tiller 3" by :12. Watvr ot
the best quality. giving superior color results.
:2 it lies from . ew York with irirght facilities
oftbe hesi.bolh by water and rail. About
ten acres of land wildlnlng the line of an elec-
tric rna l, on one o toe ht‘rt'. streets in the city
of Norwalk. being unmet-lied for building
pnl'pt'IO-l. with four tsnrrmnt houses now
~mnlilngupon it. Terms and conditions will
be rnaoe known at the time of sale. For par-
ticulars inquire of
a REMANDER HEMPIJE. Trustee.
Dated at Normals. this will day of March.
ism. s3 2w
listeners":
in fast llamai Taxpayers.
fruit taxpayers of tho East Norwatk school
liialrlt‘l. are here! y nor ficri Ihal the dis-
irlt't tax of twrrarm nnr half f' lap ml is on the
dollar laid on “in town neaflaanlrnl list of ill”,
at a spot-i ~l rno'llnw f the distrwl held on the
1m. day of Mani). lhil'l. at. the East Norwallt
«it on lulu-«3. w'ii be due and pueblo on the
tin-r dsyol April. mam. which t the I shall
i)" rr-mly to two ve lilP same at my r-tore. t- asf.
aye-mm intern-tut the role of nine (ii)
l'r‘fl'. .ermmnm. from April let. 1m, wil be
ill lfKt'li on nllbdls remaining ll’ mitt on and
ruler May lat. [$95. W'. :4. iiANF'ORD.
t‘ rib ”or of taxes for the East Norwaik richool
llls'ru-L
linirli loril laf. . lam azlm
ER‘EWGESFEE
We tlmnk the public for their kind patronage during the past year and to
show our appreciation of the same. we will gm- oway free on
EASTER SATURDAY
to all of our customcrs who purchase Tea or (Julius at our atom a
BEAU'I‘I FUL PANl)IiA'MAEAS'l‘EREGG
This is a wry handsome muvonir. and will be given in addition to the rogu.
lsr prcscuts. Ii - sure and not one of these E MU" one on rlntunlay.
READ OUR CIRCULARS.
HE NEW liillll STORES,
Donovan Building.
South/Norwalk.
33 Main Street.
Norwalk.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT
MEAD’S
For your Sunday we canon. all m..... Delivered to any
parts! thecttiseat eccentsaquart
a“... .
ment and attic; Wooden Store-house 40 by ll); .5
Black- '
Norwalk Chronicler