, numerator-standstill.-
homo-mums» Isolablo of the
m WWI-moi of the Lois
Watermelon and liaisons.
Tenor-tins in» at tho l'asthlor-
, ‘Wcs by lrvlua linltb. with whom
diaswoforthioéolnrancenalsobsloft.
“sisters of tho popular pastor. Rev.
, unite. to the pastorate of the East
ammo Episcopal church for
W year. was hailed with delight.
kisses-y frionds outside of the church
Idling heartily in the wolcome. All the
services of the Sabbath were of
I? an interesting character. The beautiful
Icrsl decorations made the chancel look
like a garden of flowers. The Easter mu-
‘ laundered by the quartette was especi-
ally inspiring. the solo of Mrs. Charles
' Incas was well rendered. Charis!
‘ Benedict made the opening prayer. The
poster preached from the text, “Now is
(Irrist Bison from the Dead.” The on-
flism, “Christ Raised from the Dead,”
by Banks. very effectively closed the
morning service. The Easter festival by
the children in the evening was a mom
arable mice. The large audience
room was filled to overflowing, the doors
of the lecture room being or erred to suit
tho multitude. The singing by the
' -mhcoi. under the leadership of the new
, musical director. Mr. Bipson. was excel-
lnt. The selections by the children
was well delivered and the entertain-
ment on the whole one of the most suc-
cmful ever given.
Yesterday afternoon about twenty-live
young men gathered on Mr. Ratohford'sl
farm near the county home for a game
of baseball. A young man living near
by acted as umpire. An (slicer ought to
Dessert over and stop these Sunday ball
games. Yesterday it was nothing but
swearing and cursingfifroni start to finish.
It could he heard for half a mile around,
Let these young men stay at home and
not get into trouble.
A Rl’fillilil‘i' Ween-our lingo.
0. E. Redman, with his new bicycle,
was on his way from home to the South
lorwalk Paper and Roofing company's
flora. this morning, when on Riverside
avonin he:came in contact with an Ital.
in. One man was trylsg to get out of,
the other'eliway. but failed to do so.
when Redman pinned the ltalian to the
dune wall, knocking the cover of! of his
pail and scattering some bread on the
mud. The ltalian apoke some words
h his native W and started on.
MM“ ._..__...._.
W. 3.. Arnold, assistant superintend
mot the John Hancock Life Insurance
company, who, with his wife and little
girl. has been boarding with Mr. and
me. E. Aisthorpe. Riverside avenue.
will take possession of the house on Ban-
lurd place. South Norwolk, now occupied
by E. J. Wadbams, as soon as the latter
loves to his recently purchased resi-
dence in Norwalk.
ll'he funeral of the late Edward M( fiett
will he held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock, from his late residence, 40 First
avenue. Rev. A. J. Smith will oiliciatc
Beside a widow and son, Charla El. Mol-
fdt, the deceased left a daughter, Mrs.
Glories Frost, of Bethel.
’flsc East Avenue Epworth League
will hold an experience social in the lee-
ture room of the church on the 24th inst.
Already fifty members are earning their
half dollars for the piano fund. A pleas-
Int musical programme will be rendered
and refreshments will be served.
Kr. and hire. Frederick E Havana and
daughter. and lire. Devon's mother, lire.
Roland. all of Bethel, will move to Den-
var, Colorado. about kitty l. The Ravens
family formerly resided in East Norwulk
and Ifr. Bevaus kept a drug store in
Randall’s block.
It is expected that Health Officer
Tracey will raise the quarantine on
John Tryon’s risidence on Riverside ave-
‘ “tonight, as his son has recovered
trust an attack of scarlet fever.
INev. Otto Apitz, of Third avenue, held
In Easterservlce for the Westport Ger
man society, yesterday afternoon, in the
. Sunday school room of the Memorial
Church of the Holy Trinity.
William E. Osborn. manager of the n.-
csbicl'Fiy Paper company. has applied
for a patent for a folded edge to prevent
the sticky substance from running off
Yordlusud Gebrmonnmf 3 Third ave-
fls. held No. 22,202, which drew the
fill watch in Edward Builder’s cigar
sues.” week.
”Viola ’l'ayior,ofBlrtts place, last
week attended theweddingof her cousin.
li- lory Post larkhata. in East
Mien.
Thoughts meeting of the Epworth
lagoowilibohsldtonlghtat'i-m
ddcck, and all members should attend.
l
Is. and Ifrs. Edward F. Smith. of
Riverside avoauo will entertain the
J. 1.0.. Wednesday evening.
,osm’lssl Mist.“ South Osborn
mmwillrotttrutohhstndissatflid-
M. We ’ ._.
W M ‘ sfilewaytomls visit
Morris Kinney. of Bsugstuok, has so-
oepted employment with Florist McKay.
J. O. Hawkins, of Seaside place, has
returned from a visit in Islip, L. I.
S. 8. S‘Hommedleu. of Henry street, is
having his residence repainted.
Mrs. C. G. Shy-lobe. of South Osborn
avenue. is very low. /
DARIEN auo’nouorou.
The Methodist Episcopal church was
well filled lastevening to listen to a con-
cert by the Sunday school. Th3 exer-
cises consisted of singing by the Sunday
school. dialogues, readings, solos' and
recitations. The children who partici-
psttd deserve great praise for the
efficient manner in which th rendered
their parts. The singing by the choir
was exceedingly fine.
Contrary to the resolution passed at
the last town meeting, Selectman C. G.
Waterbury had men employed on the
highway who were not citizens of the
town. Saturday H. M. Bindley entered
a protest and now no men who are not
citizens will be employed. Mr. Water-
bury claimed that the reason they were
hired was because he could not find any
one willing to work.
A occiahle and spelling bee under the
auspices of the Epworth League of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be held
at the home of William Weed on Thurs-
day evening. If the weather should
prove unfavorable it will he held on the
next evening.
Joseph Fairbanks started this morn-
ing for Bedford. N. J., to accept a posi-
tion with the American Telephone com-
pany.
Greenleaf Chusmsr, who attends
school at South Bethlehem. l’a , is
spending his Easter vacation here.
Walter Whitney, our wide-awake fish
dealer,has come out with his delivery
wagon handsomely painted.
James Irindsley, of New York, spent
Sunday here.
Miss Hattie Morley is spending a few
days in New York.
_WORTH. THE GREAT DRESSMAKER.
Emu-ti" Princess Costume lri Gray Cloth
For a Young Girl.
The galaxy of fashion line lost one of
its brightcst stars in the person of M.
Worth. whosc death occurred not long ago.
Mr. Ward MoAlllstcr's domino was the
more sunlllng of a candle beside M.
Worth's disappearance, for Mr. McAllls-
tcr influenced but one cotterio of society in
one city, while Ill. Worth woe potent oil
over tho civilized glolio.
As his obltuurlcs huvo made all readers
familiar with the dotulls of his llfo, it is
probably unucccssnry to remind tlicrii that,
although tho famous costumer was lib'utl-
flcd with Paris. ho was in reality on Eng-
llrllllllllll by birth and punriitugourid did
not. scttlo himself in Entries until innu-
rot-Ni: mulls (lorry.
hood, illlll tbcri in u subordltiuto posIlIon.
lic wus :lli yours obi boforo ho sturtoil in
business for lllmsolf. uird ho lwgrm in tho
prcmlscs which ho continued tooocupy nil
tho rmnuludor of his llfo. in luttorduys
his r-stiibllsbiuont turned out botwcou
0,ooo niid 7,000 gowns rind lwtwccn 3,000
nud 4,000 (zlotiksu your. ills sorts word”
his (third assistants, M. Huston Worth trik-
lng solo churgoof thooouutlng houro,whilo
M. Ji‘ilfl Worth occupied himself in tho
tcclmicul part of tho liusiiicss, in which ho
bids fair to be u worthy successor of his
clover (other.
The idcu of u morcnrrtlio house which
should make up its Well no soil material
was original with tho pntorunl Worth,
who first induced his Parislnn employers
to try the oxporimont, and afterward cou-
ductcd his own liouso on the some princi-
plc. Airy neuron of action which succeeds
in sure to bo linitlntod by hosts of persons,
and in his lutcr yours M.‘ Worth had rin-
rncrons formidable rivals in business. ul-
thongh there was a certain charm in his
name which was always felt by tho con-
servative. Today's illustration shows a
young girl’s costume of gray cloth in
princess style. The bell skirt is finished
plainly, with rows of stitching. The hod-
loo. which closes on the loft side, is close
fitting. and is adorned with an immense
senses collar of white cloth, with llohu
rods in front. A narrow plnstron of white
emlrroldhrcd cloth divides tho collar from
throat towalst. where it is closed bye
silver buckle. Tire collar consists of a
metre of white satin rlhlmn. .
Junie Charm.
WW .
mm some “out:
WESTPOBT.
The will of hire. Diary Putnam Bull,
widow of Rev. Edward 0. Bull, of Tony
town, divides $575 000. After providing
for her family Mrs. Bull hequeaths ”,000
to Christ church. for a memorial window
to the memory of her husband. and .600
to All Ssints’ church, New Iiilford. for a
set of chimes. ‘
After dark, last Friday evening. the
Postal Telegraph company, by strategy.
succeeded in connecting six more cop-
per wires to their cable across the Songs-
tuck river,» near the foundry, thus clos-
ing the last break in those wires between
Boston and New York.
Mrs. George A. Darrow died at her
home, yesterday afternoon, after an ill-
ness of about six months with consump
tion, aged about thirty-eight years.
The Westport Water company have
given notice of an increase in the water
rates.
/ ‘7
/ > .
RAMLER ilcvttEs
. The beat of all high gratis bicycles.
A splendid medium price wheel.
loosen-r given. or paid for li received else-
where, to those dealing with us.
THE .1. T. PRDWITT [30.
inch 23 if
—-——-
JAMES H. RIllll'S RESTAURANT.
N0. 8 liAVlLAND STREET.
iiuoumu strain. 2'. cums.
uEN'r‘s tin/inn i'ltlt wnuit. $3.50.
LADlEii' liUAIlD I'itit wniKJJilft).
I
Tex collector's Sale.
‘O’i'ii‘l'Z is hereby ixiwii that llll' undersign-
od. colloclorol‘ lures, under and by virtue-
of uccrtoiri to: warrant. dul' urn-ruled and
slglicd by prom-r authority itill directed fdtho
undersigned, commanding him to levy and
collect of
Estate of Mrs. David H. Webb.
and ollwr persons named in the rate book. on
the lint to said wurrunt uniicxed, their auroral
pm mrtioiis of the sum total us therein sinful,
suit sum br-lrignttunr nfibt‘brlilll‘lll laid upon
lllt‘ item-ssmcnt list made in Milli. by tho iri-
lmbiluirisof tho tiwn of Norwulk. regularly
rind Iogull ' ilrllwfll li-d. towlf. on the Quill day
of Dom-m it'l'. A. 1)., Mill. "wt for lllt‘ lll’llflltl‘.
of iroviiliutz for llu- lulloblt-diu-ss of sit tl town,
lov on upon the following doscribrd rcal estate
of sold
Future of Mrs. David H. Webb,
situated in in n of Nors- alk. art! in the city
of South Norwalk. with its buildings thereon.
bolng amut 50 feet in front and rear. and
about it!) feet in depth. and bounded norther-
ly, by lund now or former y of isam- Vrooin:
easterly. Iiy landof the Craft" & Knapp ('o:
southerly, by highway called 'l‘nllus street,
and westerly. by land ofWilllairilm-hlblau.
And i shrill sell at lllllllll‘ auction. on the
promises lii‘rt'lllllt‘ifil'f‘ describe-d. on tho lilth
day of June. A. 1),. With. at it 15 o'clock.
flirt‘mrtill. rm much tlit‘rcuf its ll ill rttlrt‘ tho sum
of flight and eighty omnliundre-dtbs dollar;-
that both 'lho importlnn of the suitl "slain n'
Mrs. lisvlll ll. Vs lb. of tho sum total in Hiltl
listingcthcr with tho charges of levy, sulu.
cli‘.
GEORGE B. ST JOHN,
'l‘ax i'ullt‘t'lor, llnl Hf lhl‘i.
Dulod of Norwalk. April 15. A. 1)., lrtlfi,
ulfi, 1."). 5’:
mil lm
Tax collector's 8sls.
. (”ICE is hereby given that tho undcrslgn-
l t-d,colloclorol’ taxes. under and by vir-
liu-of u ccrtrilii lax wurruul. duly orecutn-d
uml signed by propur uulhurlty and illrrciml
turbo uudt-ruignm .couiiunudlug him to levy
and milm-l of
" Estate of MN. David H Webb.
and other persons llfilflr'll in the rule book, on
the list. to said wurrunt unnoxcd. their several
proportions of the Hill“ totul its thorcln slated,
mill sum boingatu r Willili'lll liild upon
lliu llfll‘f‘flfifllfllli. list in in in Matty lhu irritabl-
tuntsof the Town of Norwnilt. rutflllitrl ‘ Illill
lrgally finsciirhlml. to wit. on the with «lay of
Dot-viribur. A. 1).. ill”. met for the purpose of
irovldlng for tho lndoblmlnuesur Mid town.
who: upon the following described viral cstittu
of said
Estate of Mrs. David ii. Webb.
situated in town of Norwullt. and in tho oily
of South Norwalli. with its buildings tlwreou.
being about z'ill feet. in from and rear. and
about 145 vt-ot in depth. and hound-wt l’lrirflmr.
iv. by land now or nrmr-riy of lsunt'
eitstorly. b ' laud oftho Crofut A- Knapp t‘o ;
southerly. iV blsiivvsy mileil Tulle-s Mrt'l'l..ullll
wi-sluvly. by land of Wlilbim Lli-mblau
Andi shrill sell at Public Aotlrui. on tho
prt-iulsos hrrulnbr-foro ilt'rt'rlllt‘fl. on the hub
flit)‘ of Junta/LIL, llilll'), ul. lull) o'clock furoumm
no much lliorrof its will rill-o lie rillii oi oi M
and richly one-hundrmlllis dollars. that re-
fine the Ilrlaltif'lliill of tho sold estate of Mrs.
viicnr Ii. ’uhb.of the sum total in said list,
togct tor with the t'iiurtrcsof hwy. attic. etc.
GEORGE ii. H’l‘. JOHN.
'I‘ilx (fuller-tor, List of im.
Dilltlfl at Norwnilt. April iii, A. 1).. limo:
nib. iii. Cl?
FM” . .._——
I
Tor collector a sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that the “minimal-
ed. collector of taxes. under and by virtue
of a curtain tar warrant. dilly executed
and signed by proper authority and directed
to the undersigned. commanding him to levy
and collect of
l millet-rte of Mrs. Da‘vlld ll; Webbbook
out c or persons trainer n or rate . on
the list to said warrant annexed their several
proportions of the sum total as therein stated.
sai sum haln star or assessment laid upon
the asseeomen list made in will by the inhabi-
tants of the town of Norwallt. regular-l and
legally sssruuhled. to wit. on the fifth dvay of
December. A. D.. 1591. met for the purpose of
providing for the indebtedness of set town.
evles upon the following described real estate
ofsald
Estate of Mrs. David ll. Webb.
sltuatediu town of Norwalk and in the city
of hlotith Norwalk. with the honor as thereon
being about” feet in fro t not nor. an
about isllroet in u. a bounded rinrther
lyby land now or orrnsr y of 1 ~
easterly h l ndofthe Orofrrt n
soother y lshwwcalled'f'
a ll", mslil‘lmt m
a
wrdnhef
srnnMEi itcvctEs
\‘r. our; ’
.. slur. intercom
' 'clli‘imploymsill Agency.
0
L A D lgfdselrlng firstvcloos help can ob-
tain auto to entry.
”hm" lag posh‘lona‘sl‘ttlioel'. rib. or
"sm-
rive employment.
tenuous ELY—Positions for
rcvsgallhoroughly comflpelent men. either as
on men. gardeners, wrists. or to men dr
“liaisons once on gentlemen‘s places or on
Our rupomi’ig‘llxs'h
‘1' r
in” if 70 North Main street. 80th Nor-walk.
W
Taylor at Golden
Heal Estateaml Insurance.
WASHINGTON "RI".
Persons lookl foralot or house and lot
with the view 0 purchaafw. are invited to
.‘ius‘l'ld:m“’“‘“°.'.“i.“ii'e o.’ ”i" “M“ iii
a reasons it
pricesandonegs‘vterms. ’ anmtf
‘ wires...
eateries .o cook "Fluid.
"3...?
at. the Columbus bowel, Darlou. Connpp y
aid at
A GOOD reliable men caoahlo of taking care
of horses and tum-s. do plain gartlonlnu
and annual work around the place. Address
“0134. l‘Itl'lt‘ll. Conn. II") it.
LEANINH afffi dyeing establishment. No.4
Raymond effect. (turner South Main
street, on llne‘ of electric cars. South Nor-
walk, Conn. ii (a respectfully announce to the
citizens of South Norwullt. borwalk and vicin-
ity that we established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing rind oleaniu business.
and arouow prepared to do llll kin s of clean-
ing and dyeing in the very best style and man-
ner. Ladlcs’sults. dresses, either made up or
o. rt. cloaks. capes. lnfuuts' ca we, hoods,etr:..
r bons.frlnges.plaoo.organ. llllnrdmvers.
mufflers scitrfs, ties. kid gloves kid shoes.
also fest rers cleaned and curled. bentloinen‘s
fitmentsdyed or cleaned rind pressed in the
rat manner. 0. BUTTERFABH. mill tf‘
‘OINIHo church. An active. intelligent
] church member. male or female.
wanted to represent us for siwclnl
work. Eiplondld inducement to right
party. No cailtal needed. Reference re~
quirurl. Good by. State age and previous
occupation. also name of church and denomi-
nation. Address “LUBE BIBLE PU LHH-
,ING (10.. 7'53 Chi-stout street. Phil slphla.
Pa. a15 it
TO LET.
W DESIRABLE house on Gerard list-e: all
modern improvements. iiiqu re 3f fE
.. in t
0T PAGE corner Maple street. and Franklin
avenue. ll rooms. All modern improve-
ments. inquire of U. E. Wilson. at if
P‘Itllhl April i. cant store and bit-«moot iii
Sentinel ullding. lilmonsiuns 24ml.
Apply at Sentinel cult-e. m‘Ji if
Ai‘t'itVisuso room mm... [.9317
'l'llompmndill'nlun ”rump-out b Normilk
itplélllt
‘liih‘l‘ floor. No. 2 ll‘tfil'uf'il i‘lut-e, hot and
f‘fllil “um. run! 8171, wound floor. No. 77
Woodward uveuuo, rent 59-: ~ix ioorire. second
lloor. in Union siren-l. rout I15. Apply to E. A.
WUOUWARD. -yl A“ if
II in. inquire of EDWIN WILUUX. at
Brown & Wilt-01's grocery. _ fa! if
I (lUHF. of ten rooms: furnace, range, With.
stationary tubs. hot water nice yard.
good location iuou ro or 'i'n'uiita GOLD
itN. Washington street. or of owner. :2 Taylor
avenue. near West street. 524 if
IIOUSE ii rooms. No. it Tolles street: second
floor. ii rooms. No 8 'l'ollea street; first
floor. 5 rooms, No. 10 'l'ollrs street. Water in.
All in first cunts order. House Holden street.
Ely Nook Apply to TAYLOR dc GOLDEN.
or Jtillli ll. bNAi‘i’. H! West street. al tf
OWEN part of tenement at No. ill Marshall
J street. inquire any evening of Dr. Emily
Parties. air) tf
( NE house. seven rooms. No. 2'.” Chestnut
sin-rt. inquire No.61 South Main street.
South Norsrsls. alfizlt
WU nicely furnished "toms, with bath.
Apply at. No. l Lynes l’lacc. Ncrmtlki’ it
n .)1
For: SALE.
‘lOT'l‘AiiE on lilonwood nvcriuc uud himso
J and burn on tlrnvu Vill‘l‘l'l. Apply [it a. H.
SHERWOOD. l3 Umvo street, houib Norwalli.
spr‘. if
\
CO’I‘TAUICS AND iil'lLlllNli LOTS. Cot-
tuttra on Quinturd m‘onur, six rmms
ouch. Nrarly new and in good condition.
Good luiproml building lotsulrwlrald ‘lm'rtlrd.
Terms can). Apply to [I‘itANtllri ll 'itltifi'l‘.
l ill l
‘ Itl'll' loam bursts. ti years, about 12.“) lbs.,
strong and s mud, also good in rm wagon
made It ‘ linllfo'il Wit i'o. Apply to A. L.
ELLIS )N. Booth Wilton. opposites depot.H ‘
u I f
OI’HE rmdiot with burn. at Winnipouk.
wlth lures-fourths ill on m-ru of loud
moroorlrss. liiuiulioof i" it. HHEitthli
lii lirove street. South Norwalk. (bun. mill) i.
lli'l building formerly ivolouglng to F. A.
Bradbury on the “DP of the linuhury and
Norwnlii railroad. facing on Aim sin-ct. to his
ri'lllflVHl from the lam in thirty days from
llil of saluui lliurxpuusuof purchaser. Applt
to l. W. liEAIlLI-l. rent ngeul. Now HItVo-n, or
". llAYMliNli and (i. W. HARRIS, ngrnls ill
railroad illillltlllit. itpr ill or
MM. M. . . M
.s.’~"‘.
‘ ,N «it-{v.rplniforiii. a privkngo imtrlwd "i‘.
L. Vlbou."containingnii Elk llllliilfl A
blu‘rul rcwuril will be paid lor its return to
fur: fiizur‘isiti. ottlcr. rill lit
Fiill 1\' II.
‘ 'T lluyt‘s ’l‘hunlrt‘. 8.lllli‘flll- lifter-cunt). a
A pumu-iuilnllilim is brucriui itndit rlillill
Minot mom-y. fiwrwr may hurt-sumo bv t'illl'
log at, tho- lillrltll'l'. nib ll.
- «v
two cars of
We are sellin
HORSES at retal per month.
Just arrived, a car load of good
blocks. Come and see them.
Ill. H. Prisons, _
mam BROOKSIDE FIRM.
"ElSTEll'ii’Elllllil?
HRS. DlVlnmnfijust arrived from the
city with the ovrlties in Mll'inerv.
in lies the ladlsoof Norwalh and vicinity to
it ends amine rlarge stmk if Trimmed
an (in mm ate and Bonnets. at the
Lowest cos orws it. Children's 'l'rtm-
?s'd'os ”W. limo hm amt th‘dlir'
re s r n one a e ..
set styles. I'lhnch'fsaih‘enr choline a specialty.
lira. .l. l. lilies.
MRI.
ll l1<
la. ~i~
no! “NJ“. at
OIHE, l'.’ Franklin sin-vi. Improvements all f
Harriett-teams.
Tuesday. April it,
A‘RISTRRRABY,
Will I“ Presented under the auspices of Butler
bodes. No. in. I. 0. o. m, a. ,,,,, I
Ill III IiIIEXiiEI'TIIlIIII. MST.
Under the direction of Mr. Julius Cohn. A
satire on American society. The embellish-
ments some as need during the production at
Palmer's Theatre.
Tickets can be obtained from members of
the Lodge. Bests reservul at Plalsled’s and
Gregory's. after 9 a. in.. April 12th. Reserved
seats. 75c: general admission. 600. all 7t
THE TWELFTH ANNUAL
EXHIBITION llIIl REBEPIIDII
of W. Gilbert Ncwcll's classes in dancing, at
MUSIC Hill, 80. IiIlRWAlK, llT..
FRIDAY EVENING-,VIPRII. lilh. '95
Exhibition at 8 o'clock. Balcony reserved
seats and floor tickets can be ilriflll‘l'il at i’lnln-
led’s pharmacy. South Noruaik. and Rigge’.
Norwullt. Respectfully.
slit lit W. GILBERT NEWELL.
GRAND ERNBERI
Firstflthuich. April 23
Under the auspicemthaxercy and Help de-
partment for Epworth Long or orwalk's
beet musicians. assisted by the in low . wotl
linnwntaleni: lioy soprano, Robert Webber.
of Bridgetori: the Messrs. Scllrck. tenor and
burltonr: Miss Josephine Jennings. soprano;
Mrs. T. Vale Wood. elocutlonist of New York;
Miss Alice Sherwood. contralto. of Greens
Farms.
Tickets now on sale at Plalated's and Greg-
' ory's drug stores. Charles E. Heymour’s and
INTI
Sealed proposals for grading West street, from
iaylor avenue to the city line. will be rev-riv-
oil at the office of the street ("hmmlsslnnvr of
the-(Tity of South Norwalk. until iiu'cltii'K p.
m..ofihv lilth day of April, lhtlh, at which
hour tlw bids will be piihllclyupo-nml and read.
Thorium lliilt‘t'llntl any or all propmulnlb
reserved if drum-I for tho irilorrslsulllit-city.
Tho enulnvr-rhi estimate of the quantities is
as follows. yrs:
3.1:“) cubic yards of earth excavation; till
rubu- yards of rock excavation: average haul
' i cut.
’ihc prommls must be made upon blanks
furnished by the Hires—i, i ‘nmiiilst-lnner.
WALDO C. hltllliifl,
aid (it Street Commiaslnm-r.
some
School Taxes.
Theta: uyrrsnflhe Fouth Norwslk Union
School d strict are hereby notified that the
district lax of one and one-quarter mil to on
the dollar. laid on the town arsessnient lbt. of
1804. atameellng of the district held on the
5th day of June, 181M. at the Franklin street
school house. will be due and payable on the
first day of May. him. at which time i at all be
remiytorrcr-iw the same at ~tlllson's drug
store. H2 WMhinirton street. Penalty at the
raroofninn per cent. a your from May lat.
trim. will be char ti on all lair-a remaining
unpaid on and aft Juno lei. "lilo.
l". A. TOLH'IS.
Collectnrof Taxes for South Norwalli l'iilon
School District
[lured at South Norwalk. April l3, Ifl'i.
alh-jl
“THE tun WE LINE“
F. l. WIR‘E, l. l. B,
BOSTON, MASS.
Hoyt’s Opera House
FRIDAY, APRIL 19.
A Webster's inter" Miami Dictionary w ill
be given in the echo. 1 boy selflue most. fir-huts.
For particulars. apply at. l’lai lu‘l'n drug s'orn-
POI‘I'l.AIt l’Illi'EH «lb or
Brown «St Wilcox’s. Admlseinnilbc
EASTER S
READ OUR
THE NEW lllRIl STORES.
I i "W " .
VASSALBORO ‘
niisouii sitar llliiilliT.
‘ Here are More) AlluWool' Ch
blue and black. th’at are as romarkhvh'l’: 3‘3..."
Men's Clay Worsted SIR Ilil Suits
that are mahin such a stir. The
the flimsy llght‘wehihts that promls: :onmlllgll‘
to the eye and touch of inexperience—and do
on little, but strong. sturdy. well put
Vassalh :ro Mills Cheviot. The war a g“
wool and Ihe nllin lsall worsted. msd’e from
the host of atom. l at will weir anti ioolr bet-
ter than any Cheviot Hult made for {in m.
We have the-e same good i Bo '
Pants Suits. sizes 13 to lit yea'rs.nmad:.asuw:
and at as well. at $8.50.
Also Poys' Two Piece Hhort Pants Bolts,
(double breasted Jacket. Panto made with
double seat and knee). sizes t to 15 years. ”‘00.
These Me 'e. Bo a' and Children's Suits
only be fougd berg. hamplus of Cloth winch:
sent if you will send your addrezs.
S clsl Creations for Easter in our Boys'
an: Children's Department. ‘
Yourcar fare allowed on to purchases and over 7
MEIGS & CO.
327 Main our. lianli 8n, Bridgeport. (it.
MUSIC HALL
iYiLE scrum.
. mow;
“'u have secured the use of this large and
convenient hall for the glimmer of touch!
the art of Bi ir'CLE ill lNli. sums wfi
be given eve? afternoon between two and
live o'clock. rivatolvssons can be avenged
for. Purchasers of wheels receive nstrnc~
tlons free. .
titanium;
52 South Main St..
AGENTS FOB
Slearns and lasting.
Elmore and Ixon Bicycles
lllciclcs from $50 up. Wheels routed and
repaired. f2?
' N'O‘l‘lC’E.
FOR SALE.
INJHSUANTto an order of the Court of
r'rtliatmfor the illelrh-t of Norwallthlll
sell on the premise-i iii the city of Norwaik, at
public auction. unless previously (iii-posed
it! m’ltmln sale. on the lh‘ib day of April. 1”.
at L’o't-looit in the afternoon. the following
properly:
1 Eight Ff‘l Funcv (‘itsslmere Mill with other
Mill Room and Machinery f r making felt
cloth: Engine and Boilers. am horse power:
water mwer eight months of year. 150 ho
iwrrz2Mill buildings. one brick it'll
est. three stories and attic; 1 wooden by"
our, four stories and attic: Dryand Dre Hours
and Ermine rtuoln so by 87; ilrick Bot or House
m by 8'»: llsrdening itoom for felt til bi ills
Brick Store-house 82 by 42. three stories.
merit aml attic; Wooden Store-house 40 by “it
Barn ill by 40: Machine Shop 24 by
Cnrpmter Shop 2 by .15; Black-
erniihshop iii ii iii: Lumber Room 24 by 85:
Drug House ‘30 ry 32’: Offici- 30 by 82. Water of
the best quality. giving superior color results.
42 miles from New York with frlsght facilities
rvflhe bmf.li0lll by wster and rail. About
ll‘l’l acres of land at loinlng the line of an elec-
tric road. on one o’ the best streets in the city
of Nortvaik. being u’fir-xco-lied for building
purposes. with four tenrmrnt houses now
standing upon it. Terms and conditions will
be miulo known at the time of sale. For par-
lli'lllitf'n lnqlilro- (if
A LVXANDER HEMPLE.'I‘rusm.
Dated at Normals. this bill) day of March.
lean. a3 2w
some“
in East Norwa‘l Taxpayers.
'l‘lll: taxpayers of the East Norwaik School
l’lrtIl'li'f. are hurt-l y not lh-d that the dis-
trict tux of two and one half (1 hp mills on the
dollar laid on in» town usem-smrnl. list of IBM,
at a special irmvvlm: . f the district held on the
ml. tiny of Wsrrh. isn't, tst‘ ilm East Norwnlk.
wit oi house. will In- duo llilll payable on the
first tluyoi April. 1895.” which time i shall
be ready to rem-lye illi- r-nme at my allow. vast
awnm- intern-tut the ruin of nine (Ii) P" .
writ. perunnum. from April let. 1M, wil be
flitffll'fl on all bills retrialiiliig uvfmitl on and
rum May lei. Dill-'3. w. s. i ANFQRD.
('ul‘et'iof' of lllxt'rl for the East Norwalk school
District.
Dntwl tnrll Isl. . I“. aelm
r
Eu ST‘ER EGGS FEE
Wc thank the public for their kind patronage during the past your and to
show our appreciation of the snow, we will gm- away free on
ATURDAY
to all of our customers who purchase Tea or (,Joil'oo at our stores a
BEAUTIFUL PAN DRAMA EASTEREGG
r
This is every handsome souvenir, and will be given in uddition to the regu-
lar presents. Be sure and get one of thesv E istor eggs on Saturday.
CIRCULARS.
Donovan Building, 33 Main Street.
South Norwulk. Norwalk.
2:. __.-_......!L,. we .... a. . . A m
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT
MEAD'S
For your Sundry ion court. or flavors. Delivered to my
part of the cities at to cents a quart.
Norwalk Chronicler