:Men" by Irvlnalmith. wltawbo-
’aianwnantataeelamuaauahaw.
m
I I‘m the)”. 3160 toward the church
I“ Thehegaelealnogrowing in in-
” and numbers. Quite a number
-toheprcpunad for membership at the
, “WE...—
l, I. Gotham baa beenawarded the
detract to repaper.nnd repaint both out
file and luaide. onb Wolfe’s recently
Wmunm. ur Gerham
wll alto paper throughlut Charles
We house on Taylor avenue. He
h a large amount of other work on
”d and ban been compelled to increase
‘ his icrco of workman.
The float belonging to the Norwnlh
Int club, which waa hauled up on the
_ Iivmaida avenue there during the winter
hen been placed in position at the club's
”quarters near the drawbridge.
..... 4W”, ‘
0. Irving Pinch, of VanZandt avenue,
hnnirit the employ of Captain D. B. St
“the oil merchant, and nccepteda
Madame dry goodahonaeoiA,
plenary-ac Boa. South Norwalk.
"taut. l'cnter. of Barton, has our.
'ahemdthaClarbB. Oaborn piece on Or-
bun mun. Ir. Footer intenda to move
he in a aherttime. it in underatood the
price paid wan “-500
M
Ire. Olivine For and daughter Kate.
who have been reniding ior some time in
ltnmiord. have returned to thin place.
.“ are occupying John Tryon'n houep,
ll Osborn avenue
Jamel ll. Warden. of 65 Fort Point
duet. hen accepted a position as head
harne- maher for Raymond Brothers, in
South liorwalk.
Ira. Richard L'flommedieu and hire.
John Ulicrnmedieu are apending the
day with Ir. and lira. George Rose,
Darin
W. A. Pinch hanhired out aeveraloi
Dianna to Lalhrop d: 8mm con-
waetorauntheConeolidated railroad.
The shore renort at Calf Pasture bench,
iamerly conducted by Frank Iaaaen, is
dated for min or to rent.
Idward P. Smith. oi Riverside avenue,
8 sold hln ahlpjach to Frank Comatoch.
.d parehnaed a new bicycle.
I L. Carr. oi the Gregory Point road.
I. had Orson Richmond build a fence
“thin property.
Ira. Bone Raymond. of New Haven.
ha been npenlng a few dayn with friends
d the Beat Side.
Irving Jones, of Cove ntreet, returned
home yesterday from a few daya’ viait in
Vat-bury.
labetmen O. W. Raymond has re-
tm'ned from his trip to Ilauachunette.
‘l'hae in a entail leak in the water main
d the lower end 0'. South Onborn avenue.
I WCouhlin has returned from n
vbit in Bridgeport.
WESTON.
Thelioriield Young People's Society
m, Endeavor prayer meeting will
beheld “7:80 p. in . on Bundnyn, in-
“ of held, an formerly. "
‘l'he Aid nociety of the Noriield church
wii hold a pound social on Thuradev
evening.atthe home of lira. Ephraim
M
larvln Sutton, of New York, hna via
ltd his brother. Charles Sutton. who
still continues aeriounly ill.
Rev O. 1!. Penn preached in the
branhury chapel. at 4 p. m., on Sunday
liraIiva Bedient. of South Norwalk.
h- vialted her parenln here.
Ira. BaitlaColey and Ira. Ii. B. Hill
lenjoylugatrip to Waahington, D.
6. this went.
a-
* ‘ leaniifnulowera. the alft oi liina ldn
Unlabdeconlediheliorfleld church on
“clay.
Tbehomrholdrilecleoithelate In.
’aaaiecolewern acid by auction lant
Inlay.
“Itliilarhaagonaforthenum-
flit anhar turner home on Reddlng
Ill.-
Iiradanale Hoyt. of mm III
“influence-unit“ Vudarbiit God-
-:2 ,7 ”a
motley. at Wilton, wen the
’fiaatctnaecurmumeemy.
at. rtap Hamilton samurai lira
vmflebemeamihirlieid.
“mmmuwtltn
”Minuteman
‘ ~Ite-Alnanadarilaralltenluereturnad
Mayflhdwetd.
mwmmw
4
ra- lilvee am nineteen-Jae «no.
Ambition tor a lane In the Innate.
Waemnoron, April ill—The pressure
' outhe admluiatrntilnno do nometblng
to head ed the eilver ntampede which
neema to have seized the Democratic pnr‘
tr. in daily growing stronger. llr
Cleveland in periectly willing to do any-
t ring to prevent the capture oi the
Dimccralic party by the nilver men. but
up to thin time he has been unable to de-
cide whet he oughttodo. At that he
wan disposed to try to atop the move-
mentbyguing to Chicago and making
an anti-silver speech, which ahould rally
the Cleveland Democrats around“ the
single gold standard. and the arrangi-
menla wire made to have him invited to
do so by a committee of alleged nor:-
partiaan buaineas men of Chicago; but
later he became doubtlul an to that plan.
and ban given considerable consideration
ton project suggested by a member of
the cabinet for the writing of acetic-
oi lettere by hintqu and all the
members oi the cabinet to he made pub-
lic by those who received them, and to
be used an weapcna againat the silver
phalanx oi the Democratic party. Other
plans have alno been considered. but noth-
ing has yet been definitely. settled upon.
Meanwhile, Senator Reach, of North
Dakota, who inn ailver Democrat, ilrea
thin hrondeide right under Ir. Cleveland’s
none. aotoepeak: "lamgladtoaeethe
Illinoln State Central committee lake the
initiative in rounding the Democracy of
that State on the silver quention. We
have gotto meet the lam oi nilver in
the neat national convention, and we
might an well hear irom the various
Staten now as not. The lllinoia scheme
in a good one. and I hope to are other
Staten fall into line and adopt the name
plan." That in irenaon against Mr.
Cleveland on the part of Mr. Roach. for
he must have known wi en he made
those remarke that the administration
was bitterly oppoeed to the Illinois
scheme. and that Ben. William R. Dior.
rison, ("Horizontal Bill. ') in now in that
State. at the rrqneet of Iir. Cleveland.
tryingto lay plans to prevent the con-
vention declaring ior iree coinage:
i Secretary Hoke Smith lihen Washing-
tonnowell that he waste to etep from
the cabinet to the United State Senateon.
larch 4, 1m. and be u now much in
pulling the wirea which he thinks will
accompllah that purpone. One of the
principal drawbacha to the accomplinh
merit of Secretary Smith'n ambition is
that Senator Gordon baa nhown no wii
lingneaa to retire. 0n the contrnrrhe in
credited with desiring to succeed him:
self. if the Democrnln can retain control
of the Georgia legialatnre. An attempt
wsa made to make a deal for the election
of Gordon tube governor and Smith to
the Senate. but Gordon reinetd to enter
it. [la-Speaker Crisp inalao willing to
g.) to the Senate.
Secretary Morton's nerioua announce
ment of hie intention to use the machin-
ery oi the Department of Agriculture to
make an investigation in order to Ill er.
tain ii there in a beef tract. which in re-
sponnlble ior the recent sudden and con
enough to bring a smile to the lace of the
moat solemn cow. If hir. Morton who
honent in making that annoum ement his
ignorance la greatly to be deplored. an ii
in a fact well hnown to thousand» that
there in a beef trust. compo-ed of the big
meat packers. which better come time
been nlowly but sureJy forcing the local
in all towns of cuneidernhle iize outof
bunineaa. in Didi—f that the trout could
dictate prices without tear of local oppo»
alllon. That time has apparently twine.
and the truit in putting on the acrewa,
There is en anti—trust law. which might
he 03in to annoy the beef trust. eve-n If
nothing more could be done under it:-
provlaiunn. ii Attornl y General Oitwy nu
willed but the adminletratlon in up.
patently lliihflrd to let the cane rent on
Secretary Morton'a promiee to investi-
gete. Meanwhile. the people can chomo
between paying the prince demanded by
the treat in cropping their heel supply.
Today in the lat tiny upon which re.
turua can he made without penalty by
there who are liable hrlhe judicially
emnaculated income tax. and orders have
been rent out that all thcaa who tall are
to be immediately proceeded against by
the collectora of Internal revenue. but at
one time the cabinet had under conaidera-
tion the advlaablllty oi aunpendiug the
collection at the tax until the Supreme
Oourthad panned upon its eunnutution-
nlity with a lull beach. and it b said
that it would have been remanded had
anteaerntary (inrlinle tainted upon the
neeanaity of getting an mach money as
padbleoutoi their: mum-edit
ahonldhavatoba’ bacheudarn
later cochlea oi the bupratnn Co it
in regarded an certain that the ill
daelaiouraaehndbyaiaiibaneh.
er-Oongrennn‘inn Everett would any.
would have daponind somebody in a
cavity.
WILTON.
At the annual pariah meeting oi Bt.
latthaw’n church the following ofiicern
were elected: Senior warden. N. Ii
Belden; junior warden. Bit 8. Betta;
vmrymen, Henry A. Barrett. David B.
Ogden, Daniel Betta. Frank B. Rockwell,
R. E. Fitch: cit-rt, R. B Fitch; treasur-
er, it up Belden; organist, lire. Geone
W. Ogden.
litre Bertha Brady gave a whiat party
llooday nieht. Clara Gregory and
Itoliat McQueen won iirnt pricen._ The
consolation prizes were luten by Mina
Belen Smith, of Nrrwalk, and Lows
Ambler. ‘
Adnnce will be held thin evening at
the home oi Iatirand Seymour.
N.“
linuday bohoul Ollieern. ,
At the annual meeting of the ciliccra
and teachers or the 8 mill Norwnlk Con-
gregational Sunday rchool, the following
were chosen for the ennuing year: Super-
intendent.Jacobli Layton;lirat naaoci- m
ate aupe'lutendent, Edward ii Cumberl;
aaaociate auperintendent in charge of the
intermediate department. Marthall ll
Tolien; aa~ociate superintendent in charge
of the imnry department. Misa‘liargnr-
at B eed; treaaurer. John H. Ferris;
librarian, Citation ii. St. John; secretary.
Jeane ll. Ferric; executive committee.
bowie 8. flash. Nelson Dacherrnan. E J
Beugler, Iiian Bolt 0 Plait. lira Gerald
E. Beard and tire. Charles s. 8:. John.
Bill Stumps. Illa Mai-it.
Mr. Plehwick'n plcnnnut incident oi
finding tho atom at Cohlmm, with the
Bill Stumpn inactiptlon, Wu». 1 have ulv
wnya suspected, nu :uztunl lnrldrnt that
occurred during the your lfiiiliur 1837. He
soyil, indeed. that it was submitted to the
Royal Antiquarian mwicty~ur Society
of Antiquarlo-e. One of iiu! Milli) kind
was deserilmd in Scutt'n "Autiqlml'y,"
whore Elli" Uchlltrcu explains the mystery
of the letters. it in, however. it "(:Iilllliliiii
form" nl’ just. and wu iiml on inaimimy in
tho memoir: of linolmuu»mt. which llick-
one may llnvn M'i‘il. ’l'lurn mm mm: dug
up in him quorrive til llelln‘lllc, ricer
Putin, a stone with these latter...
l. C.
l.
L.
1".
C
. B
E.
1.
3!.
N.
D. h).
8. A. N. B. I
it wan taken to tho Acadcmleinna. who
could runlto nothing of it. Stimuli were
consulted wiilmut rt'auii. At lost the
bundle of Moulmnrtrll chanced to no» it,
and int ("turmoil it till, "lcl lo clloruill til-.5
anon"—-thut in, tho truth for tho donkeys
who carried away the ism-ha of Maxim from
the guanine. ~l icullmmn'n Magazine.
Appreciation oi Tennyson.
One or two brilliant spwlmrnn of the
"old humor" which ammonium-d in nu
Bi’ilclo in Tim Qllnilt'riy of ihilii donor“) to
ho I'd-noun! lmm ulsllviull iiilil hold up [or
the millit'niinu of llmw lll'W lilimurinlr of
, 'vltom we are opt to iipi’ltii no olightlugly.
For t'xumplc. oi the lines in tho “ limpet"
- “I“. I.
All ll‘ mute
M tho anowfllvld Mi ilm mountain [woke
As the mmlilvid ut the mountain iunt.
the critic olmrrvoa: " llow mlmlrnllly do
three lium drwrllvo the pm'ullurilinn of
thin clmrnwui Ilt‘iflllllllfllililii'“ ilvllls of
arrow. no lulltartivo when they humour in
I lie at the fmt nt ilm umunmim. are quite
tluuing rise in the price oi beei, in
mu tll' liroulll will-it they w'i. in ill" top.
Ililil tllo muui on noley on the almuult all n
hill. in liumlint lie tout." Armin. upon
lpllluoulu‘a linen in tho "lln-mu oi lv‘ulr
Worm-ll."
Univ drown sharp imifo through my lender
tllrnnl.
fillin”~"illlll nothing murm-
illucrlilvul comment is: "What touching
almpiil-ilyl \l‘llnt prttlwtic rl «igmrilonl
lie out my tismnlw—lmtllirm more! One
might indeed tililt. 'wlmt moro' iiilO would
have. "—Cornlilll Magazine.
RAMBLER BICYCLES
The beat of all birth gra ie bicycles.
STllllMEil BIBYELES
A aplendid medium ea wheel
van. or for it rdceived else-
wmgm daa ing with us.
THE 1. T. PililWITT £0.
mchzlti
in thanaarinmabe nargnad a
on
«eh i will all clalma
u. aecbnnta «will: the lirm u
or!”
outfield: nilame deem mm
' fin all up'a’citydobtnlnnThe nameogi
. an en racy.
mum inatmmu. V
Ponltlonn ior several thoron hi com i n
mourncoachmemurdenorutfgldeern.limizle‘.‘
enmen. or on farms. etc. etc.
o. u. nanvnv.’
unnvar‘s anon none.
in. ti 10 North Slain street. South Nor-walk.
W
Taylor at Golden
Ilsa! Estate and Insurance.
WLIHIIO‘I‘OI cram.
Paradbn lonhln tornlot or non
with the view 0 purchna n . are Tgv‘itlbel’id
call and examine our list. 0 have them for
sale in every oi the cit
prices and on euvmurmn. ’ at Wt?"
Card of That-Ira,
The nnI'e'elgned desire to express their
h ~arl'elt llw he to the many hind friends and
nelghh we who ~ylnputhlzed and Mini" ed them
in the care oi Min. Mary Boughlon. during
her lulu niokume.
Mu. AND Mus Cuat'xcuv Bummer.
all} it.
W ANTED.
MAN m n1lfibh7§d "3.5.55.8? 1;}?le
lion ill llertinrd. Addrt‘tii wllh reicrv
Ieucee. it. 5. PA l SON. Box 712. ilurtxortll'g 3Ct.
a l.
ON” in church. An active. intelligent
church member. male or female.
wanted to represent us for sprcinl
work. Rplendid inducement to right
party. No caiitsi needed. Reference l-
qulred. Good ay. Htate age and pr vlous
nation. Addre-lt GLOBE BIBLE PUBLHH-
(i 00.. Ml Chestnut etreet. Phllsd-il‘pl‘i'ia.
on. a
7 To wii—
A ohstnanhn‘hlifieeh"oéfiiu YIIcETZii
modern improvements. quu re’ of .E.
ADAMS. mli if
COT PAGE corner Maple street and Franklin
avenue, ll rooms. All modern improve-
menta. Inquire of U. E. Wilson. atlt
F OM April lat. east. store and harement in
Sentinel building. Dimensions 24:86.
Apply at Sentinel ofllce. m2) if
‘ilili'l' floor, No. l linnford Place. hot and
will enter. rent ale; second floor. No. 77
Woodward avenue. rent 5?; air rooms. second
lloor.li'l Union i-treei. rent Sill; house No.31
Woodw-ord avenue. rent ’12. Apply to E. A.
thODWAliD. l M if
OUSE. ll’ Franklin street. improvements
in. inquire at EDWIN WILCUX. at
Brown dc Wllcox's groan ry. fill it
I ()1?le of ten rmme; forum-e. range. lath.
stationary tube. hm water. nice yard.
good location lnqu re or'i‘AYiAchh Gill.“
l- N. Wu-hluginn m reel. or of owner. 22 Taylor
avenue. near West street. fit if
IlUU-«Eii rooms. Nn ii l‘ollrs etrrmi: second
‘ nouns rooms. No ii ’l‘olles street: llrst
llmr.hroourn. No.14l'l‘ollre elroet. Water in.
All in tlrat clues order. House Holden street.
lily Neck A wiy to TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
or JOHN H. NAPP. 8.‘ West street. al ti
I AIME furnished front room. very near
J ltrmcry. Terms reaeonahle. Andrei-n I...
this cilia nl'i‘dt
OWIR part of tenement at No it) Marshall
J street. Inquire any evening oi hr. Emily
Parties. nlli ti
ONEbouae. seven room-t. No 27 Cheelnut
street. inquire No.“ South Main street.
South Norealu. aih lit
LEAHAN I' furnished room. No. 4 Elizabeth
street. South hurwalk. all at
lilf. hnum now occupied by By. R. 0
tillerwuodmn l‘reeevnt Terrace. Home
contain: II mama and all modern improve-
ments. Very dreirahle place. inquire of
T‘A‘A'LOita GOLDEN. ale lw
W0 nicely furnished roome. with birth.
Apply at No. l hynee Place. Norunlkr lit
a i)
[‘03 SALE.
~lil’i'l'AGillon Glenwood uvenui- and house
and ham on liruve street. Apply to ii. l-l.
SHERWOOD. 13 Grove street. 80th Norwallt.
our: ti
(YT‘TAUES AND lli'lLlHNu LOTS. (‘ot~
i re on Quinlsnl avenue. elr room.
each. Heady new lillll in good condition.
(lurid Improved building Tommi-Hiram located.
Terms my. Applyw FltANCIti ll liltl'l‘l‘.
dill ii
I. Ul'Sl-Z and lot Willi barn. at Wiuul milk.
with llli'rw-ililll'lilll iii an acre nip-end
rnoreorhus. inquireoi l4 ii. iiHiliRiHlilll
lililrove alreet. «lull: Nurtvalk,(‘oun. malt
sEVENTEE‘l acres of land at high elem
a. lion belutlgix g to llll‘ heirs oi Cliuriea
Aduma. llrrouwd. on Went “Mil" rmul about
three-tour lot of in mile irumllm Norwai» Wei.
lm ulre of JOSIAH. KELLOHH or
occllpallon also narne oiohurch and denomi- M
u. "m , I: admit} Ole. ,
lllllillllll; lllll llillii’lllll
ct w. Gilbert Newell'n classes inductee.“
Mlldlil lilll, 8%;Ifllfllll.’il‘l..
.Flllnll EVElllliB. APRIL lllll. '95
Exhibition at 8 o'clock. Balcony reserved
heals and door ticketn can be secured at Phala-
led'n pharmacy. South Kuwait. and itigge'.
Nor-wall. Bea i .
mm M .5lnsnmnnwntu
“THE llliD WE LiWE”
F. l. Wifl‘xi, l. L B.
BOSTON, MASS.
Hoyt’s Opera House
FRIDAY, APRIL 19.
A Webster‘s Inlerv atlonnl Dictionary vl ill
be given to the schoolboy eellluu moat. tickets.
For particulars. apply at I’erleil'fl drug 3' ore.
POPULAR PRICES. n15 5i
nun gamut
FiulM.LChulch,lpri|23
Under The non lore of the Mercy and flu in de-
lnrlmeut for pworlh League. bf Norwulk's
t musicians. insisted by the fa lowing we l
known talent: Boy soprano. Robert Webber
oi Bridgeorlnlie Messrs Bellrclt. tenor and
baritone: Mics Josephine Jennings. soprano;
re. '1'. Vale Wood. elocutlonlat of New York;
Mine Allce Sherwood. contrslto. oi Greens
Farms.
Tickets now on sale at Piniated'a and Greg-
ory'edrntr stores. Charles E. Sevmour'a and
Brown dc Wilcoa'e. Admirelnn 360 all} it
I
Hoyt’s Opera House
One glorioun week. commencing
Milliilll. APRIL 22d.
DlME MATINEES. BEGININNG TUESDAY.
Return t ngagement of
RlCE’S
STUCK BUMPANY
of an artists. Lite Guard Band and Orcheeira.
lull"! new repertoire oi plays and mutual
novelties.
MONDAY EVENING:
“ALL Ill THE FAMILY."
Low prices»10c. file. file. No higher.
Stile of seats opens Wednesday morning at
Plalnied'e nod HieflOl'y.ll drug stores. ali‘.
fig—
We are selling two cars of
HORSES at retail per month.
J not arrived, a car load of good
blocks. Come and see them.
M. H. PARSONS.
Biiililflllli FARM.
REGINA.
THE “1251‘
MUSIC BOX
MAXK'FAPTI'RED IN AMERlCA.
PLAYS Lou.) DIFFERENT TUNES.
CALLAND BEAR l'l‘.
H. S. ROOD
mlli 3m
vmuufimu
Ililallllll'tiliai mi
8 re are Men'n Ali-Wool ” *
blu:and biaek.tbntsreanremgha’aflhl? ea " “
Men’s Clay Wovsled SID 00 Suite
that are mailing Inch a stir, Til
the flimsy light welghtn that pmmlg g.
to the eye and touch oi inexperience—a :
anllttle.hut ntronguturdr. well put . -
Vaeaalb iro hillln .b~vl t- The war
wool and the hill in all wanted. in «w
the beet nintoclur at will weer and looh -
ier than any Cheviot iinlt made tor new.
We have the-e name goods in now
Pants Suite. circa 18 to l9 ear or
and at as well. at $8.50. ’ i. ada he '
Also Poya' Two Piece Short Pants Salli.
i
(double breaaled Jacket. Pants made wi
double neat and knee). sizes 4 to 15 yearn. In on.
These Men‘s. Boys' and Children‘s Sulla can L
only be found here. ham ice of Cl i
sent li you will send yonr‘itddrtu.o n will b.
8 civil Creations for East Boye'
and’ijhlldreu'e Department. er in our
Your car fore allowed on $5 purchases and over
MEIGSKL 00.
32'! Main our. Barth 8h, Bridgeport. Ct.
MUSIC HELL
summon].
o
stile : 1‘ . I
Open Tuesday. '1' ureday and Salar-
dny evenings and every afternoon. .
Private lessons can be arranged'ior. Pur-
chasers oi wheels receive lnetructlona free-
H.R.BULKLEY ill].
52 South Main St"
AGENTS FOR
Slearns and Keeling.
Elmore and Ixun Bicycles
Bicycles from 330 up Wheels rented fSupt!
em... - «r
repaired.
NOTICE.
Tilll SALE.
PURSUANT to an order of the Court of
ProbateJnr the Dir-trim of N: rwathwlll
sell on the premiere in the city of Norwalk. at
public auction. unless previously diepoeed of
at private naie. on the lszh day of Atril. 18“.,
st20’cloca in the uiternoon. the toliowing
property:
l Eight Set Flint-v (‘aselmere Mill with other
Mill Room and Machinery iv 1- melting in".
cloth: Engine and Boilers. dill horse power:
water power eight months of year. lilo hon-ea
power'SMill hniidi . one brick 123 m ll .
feet. threestorire an attic: 1 wooden by
all. four stories and attic: Dry and Dye H 40
and Engine poem to by iii: Hrlck Hot or once
bl by 35: Hardening Room ior ielt 6| _ w
Brick r-ltore-houae 82 by 41!. three stories.
merit and attic; Wooden Swre-houpe 4411}! -
Him by 40; Machine Shop 24 y \
Carpenter shop 22 by 35; Black-
emlrhehop 16b 18: Lumbrr Room 24 by 35;
Drug House 20 y &; Office 30 ii) iii. Water of
the beat. quarry. giving superior color results.
4:2 miles irom . ew York with [tit-gilt facilities
of the best.holh by Water and rail. bout
ten acres of land mllolnlng the line of an elec-
tric road. on one 0 inc beer streets in the city
of Norwslk. being unexcelled for building
pnl’W'EBII. with four tenement bout-ea now
etnndlng upo: it. Terms and conditions will
be made known at the time of sale. For par.
ticuiare inquire pr
Al.h‘.\ANDER SEMPLE.’l‘rustee.
I“Dated at Noreell.thle 25ml: day at bgaarch,
.‘.i.'l. e e
W hence T
in last liorwa‘k Taxpayers.
THE taxpayers of the Final Nor-walk School
DislrIt-l. are llvrel y not fled thlit. the dis-
trict tax of two an“ our hull 1 V4) miils on the
dollar laid on the town assessment list of id“.
at it epiciii me-Ilngr t the distinct held on the
liih (lily of Wsrrh. 189'». at the Eat-t Norwallt
pchnol house. will be due and piyllbie on the
first day of Aprl'. lflilh. at which i me i shall
it ~ ready to race re vho came at my store. i' uni.
avenue intern-rt at the rule oi nine (9) per
cent. per unnum from April let. 1896. will be
(-lmrgml on all bills remaining til eri on and
win May let, lllll’r. . . l ANFOBD.
Cullecwr of taxes tor the East Not-walk School
new. ill South Main Street. So. Norwall my,”
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elreel and Knight “not A. M E church.
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ilthl-l prim“. Adam-«l mum toll illillili'
Vill'ilillliiiii. l' O Box llil, Houlll Nurwullk.
wrl in
Till SALE or a...
on reasonable term; to a denirahlo party. the
SHORE RESORT
formerly cinducled by Frank Lassen. on
ClLF PlSTUill-Z BEACH.
FOR PARPI'ULARS APPLY TO
0. BWARTZ
83 Washington Street, .
on
J. R RAYMOND.
Water Street.
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all if
nissululion oi Copannelship.
l a nmhl heretofore erinllng he.
with Daniel l hole and Gourde curler,
undartha nrui name a Dunlon At ucer,
Eel tern. was it nullved April it. llillli. 'lrhe
nn'ineee willbo- whitened r Davlel Hobos
afaln'at agilgceloze i
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fill l DUNUIP
an e o mound.
Friend-J can't think why you don't
2» to yourself intend oi having that
L“ Dr. Gravely. Brilliant Phytician
rum-MM”! Ironc-
—ll-Ve Call
Ii lb. can Hflkl'd ill-ans. lilo.
lid in Hill linked Helene. he.
ii he, Proms, 3350.
h l” Rainlnli. 26c.
i runs (turn. :5-
lllcuitoe Noun. 27w.
Hellmlnher we cmruntoo nil our condo or
If dimtllsllnd.
MAUD S
PER BARREL $4.00;
Donovan Building,
Attention
To Some special Bargains Which We litter This Viral.
ii lbs Hmlu l‘rnl'keru. ,5...
4 lhe. illmer ‘llulm. lilo
illlil litalrrl‘ruoltcrs. 250,
l': qtr. iirurn T’n'llll. line.
3 ill. will (Yniln out», ”0’
[Hum lulmilu-e. 7c
repremntml. and «neerlully refund the money
WE ARE. SELLING OUR FAVORITE
. FLOUR,
PEii BIO. 500.
Very Best Elgin Citamuy Butler. 25:: ill.
23 lbs Granulated Sugar, $I.llll.
THE NEW Villili STORES;
33 Meinhfltreet.
Norwalk.
South Norwalk.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT 9-
MEAD’S ,
For your allude, toe cum all fiavera. Delivered a...
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