l , .-
conversations ”
. w 303'“ ‘
‘ inseam Bridge asst-sat. Osm-
Wlasioners to he Appoint-
" theletate sth’arlss W. “V“O-r
WM testes-ts or the Day.
‘ ‘ Ween eals at the leather-
. w by lrvinsfimlth. with whom
' ”mausoleum ‘eanslsobsleft.
‘ William Sheldon has lin-
.. _ therstalnlog wall on the north side
4» its; mm Farm bridge. and the
will til! south end is well advanced,
v and may be completed today. The work
«driving splice and laying the stringers,
”the direction of Captain Bell, is
~ about finished.
‘ The administrator of the estate of
Charles W. Savage, late of East Nor
,Mfileceased. represents the estate in
_, loivwit. Commissioners to examine and
; ‘fleclde upon the claims of creditors, will
be appointed in the Norwalk Probate
Court. on April 29, at 3 p. m.
' ~ 'Cohtrsctor D. M. Finch commenced
work yesterday on the stone foundation
for the new building of the Norwalk
Pattern Works. The building will pro-
. bably be ready for occupancy by the
- ”Valddleofliay. .
f Theflegon the Grand Army building
” ' isathalf mast today, out of respect to
t“ late Edward Moflett, who was a
veteran of the Seventeenth regiment,
Connecticut Volunteers.
, A fence is being erected in front of
the J. Herbert Whebler place on Keyser
avenue, which he recently sold. Var-
ious improvements have also been made
to the house by the new owner.
ArthurKseler and Miss Martha Nick-
Cem have been the guests of relatives in
Hyack. They returned home lest night
,after a very pleasant visit.
Ir. and Mrs. Harry Hunter, of Cove
street and Third avenue, have returned
from a three mouths’ stay in‘ Long
. Island.
In. William E. Marvin and daughters
Mary Louise and One, went to Water-
blry today to visit relatives.
Cahb Wood, of Cove street, has re.
painted one of Raymond Brothers’
honessinDanhury.
Hairs & Lewis are engaged driving
pilesfrom the Fort Point street bridge
tothsdrawhridge.
« Ire. Hobart Geer,of Wood Haven, is
W Ire. t N. Sherwood, 16
once.
The Jessie 19.. Captain Palow, is in
with a load of long clams from the Long
Idand shore.
Hrs. Eddy Edwards has moved from
ll Osborn avenue to 8 Union street, Nor-
walk.
Ii- Gussie J ackson, of Seaside place,
bl been visiting friends in Stamford.
Mrs. William Underdown, of 6 Henry
retreat, is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
Newsdealer J. B. Wheeler has been on
the sick list for the past few days.
Harry Tobey, of Lskevills, is in town
fora few days, calling on old friends.
Walter Hoyt has returned from a visit
in Bridgeport. ___fi_
ROWAYI‘ON.
At a regular meeting of the Beow club
int night it was voted to take up a sub-
scription to obtain money for the build
lag and furnishing of a new ecow some-
time during the coming summer. Al~
though there were but nine members
presem, $50 was immediately pledged
mad the subscription paper thus started.
The Easter concert in the Methodist
WI church Sunday night was at-
tended by a large congregation and the
Containment was appreciated by all.
The floral decorations were beautiful and
“artistic style with which they were.
uranged reflected credit upon those
who had charge of the affair.
The Division of Sons of Temperance
will hold ltt meeting this week on Wed-
nmday night, instead of Friday night.
lutellation of officers.
Charles Btarkiugs was taken suddenly
ill last night. witn nervous prostrutlon.
la is somewhat better today.
Il‘kel’oung Ladiee' Literary club rust
“ night at the home of Miss Katherine
Mills. on Prospect Hill.
The school entertainment and fan drill
will be repeated this week Friday night.
in Glider's Hall.
“This“. Bmith, of Main street,
u been visiting friends in iitamford.
‘ caisson. ,
‘ Ice. ms Gregory and mm are
an is sink list. ‘
_. D. I. Fillow's bones is being re-
Held-
In Omar: spent Sunday in New
elk.
names are sonofo’it.
: Thematic rendered in thePrsshyier-
‘3” Sunday morning washou-
fl III. and celled forth worth of
N motion in the neatsg'a
_ ”whammy-attenuate
ell-women
Ilium! PURE
canvass of the town. The Rev. William
8. Gilbert. secretary of the Bible Society.
was also present and made a closing ap-
peal. The interest of the audience was
maintained tothe very end of srather
lengthy service. Rev. Mr. Gilbert and
Mr. Seslye were both present at the
Christian Endeavor service and spoke to
the young people. At that service a
brief letter from Miss Eddy was read in
response to one sent her that had been
signed by members of the Christian Eu-
desvor society.
'Admlrai Fools Post, G. A. R., of New
Haven, has decided to hold a basket pic-
nic at the Soldiers' Bomb the last week
in Jane. A large party is expected to
accompany the veterans from the Elm
City.
Henry Northrup, the groceryman, has
decided to again take up the boot and
shoe repairing business,and isnow ready
for orders.
A. N. Ryerson expects to start on his
trip to Europe Wednesday, intending to
be absent from home for a few months.
William Ltiferson will soon accept a
position as an assistant engineer or fire-
man for the Bridgeport Transit company.
Miss Guesle Browen, of the Landing
road, has returned home from her visit
to Brooklyn.
W ESTPORT.
Ariou Lodge, No. 29, O. D. H. 8., held
their second ball and reception at Nation
al Ball last night. Carver's orchestra
furnished music. and supper was served
in the Burke building adjoining.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie will leave
town today for a two weeks' visit at
Washington, D. C. During his stay
there he will be the guest of W. R.
Macready.
S. P. Thrasher, of New Haven, secre-
tary of the Law and Order League of
Connecticut, will deliver the temperance
address in National Hall the first Sunday
in May.
Undertaker Charles Fable is soon to
give up his rooms. in the Toquet block
and remove to quarters which he is to
have built on his premises on King street.
Mrs. William G. Staples and family are
visiting friends in New Haven. Mr.
Staples is spending a few weeks at Lake—
wood, N. J ., for his health.
James Hart has disposed of his meet
business, on Main street to Arthur F.
Sheppard. and with his son will move to
Waterbury, May let.
Miss Gertrude Bulkley, who has been
at the Bridgeport hospital for the past
year. has returned home. not much im-
proved in health.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Westpert post office: Emmi
Kiss. Strong Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. W. L. Smith returned Saturday
evening from a two weeks' visit with
relatives in Brooklyn.
The annual meeting and election of of-
ficers at both Episcopal churches was
held last night.
Miss Mollie Bennett, of Fort Deposit, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
ii. Bennett.
The Chautauqua circle will meet to.
night with Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Wood.
Miss Josie label], of Brooklyn, is visit—
ing the Misses Carrie and Annie Bradley.
\‘VILTON.
Mr. Ogden, of Wilton, is one of Ihmt‘
members who spare no pains to be well
informed on subjects that come before
the House. He is simply untiring in his
efforts to tbtaln information and he gem
eraily gets It. [Is occupies a rear seat to
the left of the speaker, and to be heard
he must of necessity speak in a loud
tone of voice. but his enunciatiou is not
very distinct. Hols not happy in some
of his statements. When he took the
judiciary committee to task the other
day for its advocacy of a bill on which It
had reported favorably, he lIIil
not show go nl taste. [in said
the members of tho C(lmfllit'
toe were making a personal matter
of the hill. and on this ground were
appealing for votes. ilardiuer Greene
mildly rvpmenisd the imputation of
personal interest in the hill. Mr. Greens
couldn’t be otherwise than mild were he
totry. Judge Cowell, one of the most
honest and disinterested msmhrrs of the
House. followed Greens in defending the
committee of which both are distinguish
ed members, and appealed to the mam.
hereofthe Bones not be influenced in
their vote by psrsonai regard for the
committee. Mr. Ogdsnis a well-mean-
ing man, and no doubt. on redeem he
feltaorry thsthesaid anything to rates
a doubt of the sigis-tniadednses and
disinterestednsw of the judiciary com-
mittsawiiartford Times.
news or fill Militants.
A. Bach has contracted to remove the
roekykllliast westof the city electric i”
iighsplmseantetssitest. Themperty’
warm persists! by 0. Sweats,
Ir; ,
“committees. Apartment
m‘uch traveled thoroughfare to the new
west-side railway station. In antioipa
tion of this the railroad company has
laid stone steps, leading to the depot, in
the retaining wall near the electric light
plant. Property owners along the street
will probably be asked to put down side-
walks.
'l'he nominating committee of the Y.
men to fill the vacancies on the ticket.
which was made up for the annual
meeting, but which was adjourned until
next Monday. They have now made up
a ticket as follows: President, A. B
Hill; vice-presidents. S. H. Bolmes,B
i}. Hanford, George W. Cram, 0. A-
Tucker; treasurer, Fletcher Vanlloos
ear; recording secretary, Victor 8. Sel-
leck; directors, W. A. Curtis. E. L.
Boyer and H. J. Hipson.
William Skidmore will remove his
pool room from Washington street to
Bridgeport, May 1st, as the store will
be occupied after that date by D. W.
Raymond, the undertaker.
A. Bach is excavating on his recently
the Berg house will be moved, Mr. Bach
having purchased that from the railroad
company.
Standard Oil opened in the stock ex-
change this morning at .2 40 per barrel;
at noon it was up to $2.50. The retail
price in Norwalk went up two cenie.
Two of the engines arrived today from
Auburn, N. Y., for the Norwalk Tram.
way company‘s new power plant on
Meadow street.
Daniel Keogh. Jr., of Attorney Joseph
Taylor‘s oiiice. has received a commie~
sion as notary public from Governor 0.
Vincent Collin.
Taylor & Golden have sold the lot on
Washington street, formerly owned by
A. Solmane, to James Golden.
Rev. E. B. Thurston, well known in
Norwalk, died at his home in Stamford.
Sunday night, aged seveniy'r-ight years
Fogg has named his cat "Napolean,"
because,ashe says, a cat. has so many
lives.
STORIES OF THE STATE
The steamboat Continental of the New
Haven line.whlch went ashore on Ward's
Island last Sunday morning, was hauled
oi! the shore yesterday afternoon at 3
o‘clock by the propeller William E. Chap-
man and the derrick tugs Reliance and
Edgar. She came off at high tide and
went under her own steam to the dry
dock and was found to be only slightly
damaged about the bow and bottom.
The officers of St. Paul's church,
Bridgeport, of which the Rev. Henry
M Sherman is rector, announce that the
church will hereafter have a mixed choir,
having the regular singers adopt the
1‘29““ and sing with Eh: boy choir
. ‘~‘"'- “a“
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uncut ntvcus
The best of all high gra lc bicycles.
STIIIIMER BICYCLES
splendid medium prion whorl.
imons given. or paid luv It to: t'IVNT else-
where. in those rivaling with lla
THE I. T. PlllIWITT 80.
inch Bil if
Nillii In lillliilill
healed proposals for mailing West Direct. from
lsvlnr avenue futile vllv line. will he rrvrlvc
ntl at the "tilt-i- of tho titres-t i'ntnrnisrilonur of
Ull- i‘lilroll‘nulh Norwslll. nntll lin'clortt p.
inqofiliv llth day of April. hm, at which
hour the hi it will he pnbllciymwnni and rated.
The rirbt larder-line any or all protmla Ia
reserve: itdssmsr foriheintstl’itstsnfilwt'li .
'l'hs snainvsr's estimate of the quantities In
M fullnwtl VII:
tum cubic yards of earth excavation; H)
Kim" yardsnf rook excavation; average bani
, ”‘0
The corals must, be made noon blanks
furnislflrlfl by their . tt'mnrnirnl our.
motto is. clinics.
fittest Will'fllitfifl.
hill at
inner.
School Taxes.
WWEWdWiW
, rwfififinmfgn
...A yr:
d
,0! .
I
h.
the above [.0]!ch
M. O. A. has been trying hard to get III
acquired property for the cellar on which ADA
, . lily ,‘Emplclmentisincy.
ties and tlsmsn W I
file any cap‘es’lty can obm'rlnghmeag
WANTED IMHEDIITELV.
Positions for several thoroughly competent
menuscoachmenmsrdenrrsen lneers.ilorisi
salesmen. or on farms. etc. etc? ' s.
C. H. BABVEY.
nanvnv'e anon noun.
ml tf to North Main street. South Norw'sik.
2%
_ Taylor a Golden
lieal Estate and Insurance.
WAIBIIG'I'OI "BI".
Persons lookin foraiot or house and lot
with the view 0 pure
call and examine our list.
a have them for
s in every part of the city at. reamnablr
prices and on easy terms. an” if
' wam‘nn. .,
xiii;uii‘l'i'rvofi'difii’ibfi'iit‘infTT
at the Columbus hotel. Daried, Coup;W y
isl lit
A MAN to fill a good and permanent posi-
tion In Hartford. Address with refer-
ences. B. N. l’AYSON, Box 712, liartlonl. Ct.
alti lit
01)") to church. An active. intelligent
church member. male or female.
wanted to represent us for special
work. iglplcndld inducement to right
party. he ctr-ital nestled. Reference re-
quired. Good ay. altars age and pr vlous
occupation. also name of church and denomi-
nation. Address GLOBE BIBLE PUBLIHH-
[N6 00., .23 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Pa. al it
no new.
“Wham“... nous; oi. no... price "In
modern improvements. inquire of It.
MB. mli tf
COT PAGE corner Maple street and Franklin
avenue. ii rooms. All modern improve-
ments. inquire of 0. E. Wilson. at if
.. . mum--. . ._.__.
P‘ROM April lst. east store and basement in
Sentinel building. Dimensions 24:86
Apply at. Sentinel onice. ma) tf
FURNISHED room. Inquire of MI'I.
’l‘hompson,lll Union etreearouth Noglpik
up i .t
FIRST floor. No. 8 Hsnford rid-ace. hot and
cold water. rent Iil'r; second floor, No. 77
Woodward avenue. rent 88; six rooms, second
wonllilil‘rllion street. :esr‘tz‘flg; h‘ouse 2;“ 31
muw-r awhile run to .. A.
WUODWAitD. ’ W y tf
HOUSE. 17 Franklin street.
In. Inquire of EDWIN
Bro dr '
cu rooms: furnace. range. oath.
x's grmery.
[If .. . o
stationary tubs. bov water. nice and,
good location lnqu rem TAYLUBrIr ti )Llr
hN. “'lhlilliuinn hirer-t. or of owner, :2 Taylor
avenue. mmr West street. iii if
lm irovomcnts
1110‘“. at
Ml if
I, Ollrll'lilrmmis. Nu tlTollrs street: second
timr. N rmum. No ti 'lolles slim-l: first
dunnermms. No. lll’i‘ollrs alrcrt. Water in.
All In first cums nrtler. House Bullion street.
luly Neck A ml); to TAYLOR {it GOLDEN,
or JOHH ll. NAI’I'. is: West street. hi it
()WER part of tenement at No. ill Marshall
A street. inquire any evening of Dr. Emily
l‘ardeo. aid if
our house. seven rooms. No 27 Chestnut
street. Inquire No.“ South Main street,
South horwala. aloha
TH! house now occupied by Ii.»v. R. 0.
Sherwood. on (‘reacrnt Terrace. House
contains ll rooms and all modern improve
merits. Very desirable place. inquire of
TAY mu & HOLDEN. alii lw
TWO nicely furnished rooms, with bath.
Apply at No. l Lynes Place. Norselki”
a . t
[‘0]! SALE.
’ O'I‘TMMC on filonwoml avenue and house
and burn on iitove straw-t. Apply to ti. ll.
SHERWOOD. iii iiruve street. South Norwaik.
npr‘: if
WAGES AND lii'lLlllNH LOTS. (Iot-
iages on Quinlan! avenue. six rooms
each. Nearly new and in good condition.
(kind improved building lotsulesirahl ‘localed.
Terms easy. Appiyw FrtANClri lll'l}ii)l'l;l‘.
i ll t
} Ul'rlFZ and lot with barn. at Winni rank.
with three-fourths or an an» ill Iland
ruoreurIr-r-s. lnqulvenf .‘l H. NHI'llthlill).
lzi iimvo street. Heath Norwaik. ('onn. run) if
Hit-IVES'TEEVncres of land at high «love»
a, tinu belonging lo the heirs oi Charles
AllulilIJlt‘it‘i!"ll,llll West Hlfl‘k‘ road about
ibmdnur he of a mile from the Norwal- post
Milt-s. im ulre of JOSIAH KELLUHH or
J AMEN )ll ‘i‘iiELlu of Norwaik. for particu-
iars. I ll iw
Tlll'. building formerly belonging to l". A.
ilrmlimn on the iinvof the iisnbnry and
Nnrwnla rsllnml. faring on Ann turret. in be
removed from the lam in thirty day! hum
«In "Turtle-til literspenwnfpurt ham-r. Appii
to I. w. BEADIJ‘Z. rent agenl. New "own. or
l‘. liAYMthl) Itllil ii. W. ii.\Klet.rsgrnts at
nor ii) iii
We are selling two cars of
HORSES fit retail por mortli
.Iust arrival, a cor load of good
blocks. Come and sue them.
M. II. PARSONS.
BIlllIlKEIllE Hill.
milliltn
EiSlEll optima.
Mill. DiVflfi having‘inst arrived from the
pity wit the Lats-It nvritiss in Milinery.
nvltesi ladies of Norwaia and Vicinity to
eat and ssaminsrmrisras stmk if Trimmed
f” Us rimmed lists all lionnsta. a 'lbe
ma
0
west esin linrws t, Children‘s
reed hr. Iloom Iilll no.
and Col ren‘s lair Dminsdooein t , iat-
est styles. french leather earlier a specialty.
Ira. J. l. lilies.
hiss i. E. Taupilse.
l’iiOl’iilI‘i‘mlll.
Ltbllih' limb!!!“ and list!
nasssrsn Parlsrs Eli Wall
streeieverlaekssa‘sisw
rail its ry stars.
notation
el—
ti Cornwallis.
HOYT’B Trina-run.
Tuesday. lprll l6.
AHISTOBRACY,
Will be presented under the auspices of Butler
mastic. Vi, I. O. 0. 1..
BY III llIlEXIlEPTllllll GIST.
Under the direction of Mr. Julius Cobn. A
entire on American society. The embelilsh-
meats same as used during the production at
Palmer‘s Theatre.
Tickets can be obtained from members of
the Lodge. Seats renewed at Pleisted's and
Gregory's. afteril a. on. April mu. Reserved
seats, 76c; general admission. 60c. as it.
THE TWELFTH ANNUAL
EXHIBITIUII ilill RECEPTION
of W. Gilbert Newell'e classes in danci ,at
music liliil, 80. serum, 1.,
minor airtime. illlill. liih. '95
Exhibition at 8 o'clock; Balcony reserved
seals and floor tickets can be secured at Plflxfi-
ted‘e pharmacy. South Norsaik, and Riggs‘.
Norwslk. hespectfulig.
aliitlt W. ll.BEiiT NEWELL.
”THE LAND WE LINE”
F. I. Willli, H. II,
BOSTON, MASS.
Hoyt’s Opera House
FRIDAY, APRIL 19.
A Webster‘s lnterv atlonal Dictionary will
be given to the school boy selling most tickets.
if'or particulars. apply at. Piaigted‘s drug slcre.
POPULAR PRICES. sill 6t
tun gaunt
FitsiM.E.i‘.hutch.lptil23
l'nder the auspices of the Mercy and Help de-
partment for lljpworth League. b Norwailr‘s
best irills't'lrsns. insisted by the following well
known talent: Boy soprano. Robert Webber.
or Brillge.nri:ihn Messrs Hellrf'h, tenor and
baritone: Miss Josephine Jennings. soprano;
Mrs. T. Vale Wood. riocutionist of New York;
hilt-s Alice Sherwood. contraito. of Greene
arms.
Tickets now on sale at Plaisted's and Greg-
ory's drug stores. Charles E. rlrvruour's and
Brown dz Wileoa's. Admission zinc. alti'lt
w
Hoyt’s Opera House
One glorious week, commencing
Mllllllll. APRIL 22d.
DIME MATINBES. BEGININNG TUESDAY.
Return engagement of
RlCE’S
STOCK BUMPANY
of .15 artists. l.lfe Guard Band and Orchestra-
tmtlre new repertoire of plays and mu~lrnl
novelties,
IIIIIIIIIV EVEIIIIIB:
“ill. III THE FAMILY."
lnw prices milk. L’ilv. Elle. .Vn higher.
Sale of seats nprns Wetlnerriny morning at
Plain rtl‘s and liu-tnry's drug stores. nltl
.llilEi H. llllill'i nsuunu,
No. it HAVilut‘ll) STREET.
uranium nears, 3': chars.
tiaa'r's nil/um one went. euro
1 tr.-
VASSALBOR
MINI“. 8E"! MINI”.
Bars are Men's All-W i
blue and black. thatisre ””hfiillt‘ 3'33
Men’s Clay Worsted Si. N Suite
that are mail was a stir They
the tilmsy llghnt‘weiirbte that prornire a?
to thseys and much of immanent do
solittle.but strong sternym ll out
Vassalbvro Mills dilator. war 'unfrl
menthol. “in" crib...”
I I! . W '0" ‘ '
tsr than any Cheviot Iluit modeler ell) or.”
We have the-e earns goods in Bovs'
Pants Suits, sizes 18th it ears, made :26
and at as well, at $8.50. y , as
Also Foya' Two Piece Short Pants
(double breasted Jacket. Pests made .r'vl'tls'
double seat and knee). sizes 4 to in years. new.
These Men’s. Boys' and Chlidrrn’ 8
only be found here. Famples of Clgth “3.116%:
sent if you will send your addre s.
B cial Creations for Easter in c '
a Children's Department. M Boys
Your car fare allowed on ”purchases andovar
MEIGS ‘& CO.
321 Main cor. Bank as, Bridgeport, ca.
MUSIC Hill.
uni illllllll.
Open Tuesday. Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. Pur-
chasers of wheels receive instructions free.
H.R.BIII.KLElll‘.lI.
52 South Main 8t..
AGENTS '03
Siearns and liratins.
Elmore and lxon Bicycles
Bicicles from $50 up. Wheels rented and
repaired. f2?
-. 4.25
N O 1 IC E.
UBSUANTio an order of the Court of
sell on the premises In the city of Norwalh, It
public auction, unless previously disposed of
at private sale. on the lit b day of At rll. l8”.
property;
l iirht Set Fancy (‘aeslmere Mill with other
Mill Room and Machinery for mailing felt
Q
water power eight montbsof year, if!) by:
powerz2Mlll Buildings. one brick 123 b
feet. three stories and attic; I wooden #1
fl
and Eunice acorn so by (if; Brick Bol
Ill by 36; Hirdenlng Room for felt ill '
Brick dime-house 82 by 42. three armies,
Barn ill by 40: Machine {limp 24 b 9,
Carpenter Shop 22 by 35: B ack'
nmirh shop Ill by Ill: Lumbrr Room 24 :3.
the best quality. giving superior color ml!!-
42 miles from )ew York with frirghi facilitiu
of the best. both by water and rail. About
tric road. on one 0' the best streets in the city
of Norwalx. being unexcellod for building
purposes. with four tenrmvnt houses now
be made known at the time of sale. for We
ticulurs inquire of
ALEXANDER flEMPl.E.Trn-ten.
_. . ,. ,. ,,,,,, . , a
l
in last llama l Taxpayers.
F'. taxpayers of the East Norwaik Selim]
iriot tax of two and one halfl My) mills on the
dollar laid on the town assume-m. list of lllil.
at. a sprr-i .l mowing: i' the district held on the
roll ol house. thl be due and payable on the
first day of April.1nl.‘.,nr nliirn tom 1 shall
i.» remiy in mm re the some at my store. rant
merit. per mmnm. from April let. me. wilm
rh urged on all bllls remaining twp-ill on and
u'inr .Vlriy let. ll'litfi. ' ”l l ANION”. I
t'r«bate.fnr the Dir-trim of No-rwallerill
at zn‘clcca in the afternoon. the followinfl
cloth; Engine and Boilers am horse power:
em, four stories and attic; Dryand Dc.
ment and attic; Wooden Store-house 40 by It
by
Drug House 20 by 5B: ili'Ilco- ll) be 32. WM
ten acres of land adlnlnlng the line of an elee~
standing upon it. Terms and conditions will
Dated at Norwaia.this .‘itlth day of March.
runs. as 2w
Til
lllulru'I are beret-y not tied that the dis-
ch may of \lsn-h. ism. let. the Final Norwsik
avenue Intern! at the rats of nine l9)
(‘nl‘rt’inl’ of trues for the lias'tblliorwalk Schoo
mlllm
EKS‘i‘ERE
LAIHKN mam; i'llt variation.
EASTER 8
lat presents.
READ OUR
to all of our customers who purchase
BEAU'I‘I EU I. PA NORAMA EASTER EGG
This Is a very handsome souvenir. and will be given in addition to the regu-
llw sure and get one of these Buster eggs on Saturday.
llie'riet.
This-ii lmrll lat . ISM. aZIns
FREE
We thank the public for their kind patronage during the pint year and to
show our appreciation of the same, we will give away free on
ATURDAY
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CIRCULARS.
TIIE NEW YORK STORES,
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2L
. all flavors. Delivered
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Donovan Building, 33 Main Street.
Booth Norwaik. Notwialk.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT
MEAD’S
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