. f § » Si Si
esossrr 0! run DA! Ill
“DIWALI. '
. M's la'ster veneers at the lwed—
m to Burton's Point slats
. Me II It. can Pasture Venues-u
'N‘flasvln Mothers.
mum sale at: the rattler-
vm by lrvingflmith. withme
«murthtnolntnncsnalsohsleft.
liguhlssoll.
0 ”mm:
W parable of “The Bower," so per-
m was! by a life-stud figureof
*Wmsn scattering the seed. in
the Ingalflcent memorial window pra-
utzlli to the East Avenue Methodist
W church at the time of its deal
m it! In. Hannah Hill, was the sub-
Jset of Rev. A. J. Smith's sermon, yes
MI! morning.“ Christ's entrance into
the world, he said. was a going forth to
arm the word was his seed, the hearts of
Some seed falls by the
wayside. and is picked up; some in the
. “ My places. a joy for a moment, but as
literals no depth of earth, it soon with-
out some falls among thorns and is
“lied. “If this were all
of the picture said the
weaker, “I would close the book, step
down and out of the ministry. But this
knotqulte all. Some seed fell on good
L ground, and sprang up and brought forth
fruit. a hundred told. Historians tr ll
lsthst in olden times, the harvest in
- lgypt and Syria would returns hundred
fold for one and in Babylonia two hun-
dutl fold. Now if a single grain of
M was planted in a soil as fertile as
that of Egypt at the end of "seven or
flight years. the entire earth might be
planted and madeto wave as one vast
and of wheat. 60 be not weary, sowers
oftheseed. Bomuch promise will not
_ attend in failure. Some seed will live,
bud, blossom, bring forth fruit a bun-
duti fold." In the evening the subject
' dthcdiscourse was “Crczsing the Jar.
dart.” The special lessons drawn from
“them were: Obstacles approached
hereon in magnitude; difilcultics touch-
dd vanish; between Cannon, blessings are
only accessable to these who cross the
.stver.
All interesting Easter concert was held
in the Swedish. Congregational church
lutnlght. The following was the pro
Song, congregation: brayer;
recitation, “Christ is Risen," Amelia
Anderson; dust and chorus, “Beautiful
Batten" recitation by children; song.
“Balelujsh, He is Risen,” congregation;
recitation by children; song, "He is A'
ways Near," Albin and George Ericson
OM Hjalmnr Blithe; reading, Hjalmsr
Berke: recitation by the childrennong.
Jammy]; w rccritation; song, "All
“Way to Calvary He Went for him"
”citation; reading by A Lindberg; ad-
dress by the pastor, “What does it Bane
It us that the Lord 120:3 from the Dead ;"
during; doxology. The church was well
Iliad.
, Arrangements have been made by
which the Swedish church society will
bid cottage pray or meetings ouths second
Ind fourth Tuesday, of the month. The
0.! tomorrow night will be at the home
of Charles Erickson, corner of Cove
Inst and Fourth avenue.
It is very probable that the Tramway
company will begin running its care to
Berton Point this week, as the line will
in entirely completed. The work of put—
Hng in the turnouts and malrrng the tlnal
connections progwsrrd rapidly Saturday
III today.
' The Epworth League of the East A vi -
III Methodist Episcopal church, will
hold an experience social Wednt'riay
light. A musical and lil "rsry allttil'liilll'
at will be given and rr-frrsmoutzr
”'d' -....
I". Oscar Llnriegreo, pastor of the
Iwadlsh church, will leave nwn tomor-
pew for various points up the Hudson,
me he will conduct senior a. lie will
“absent two or three days.
III! Sadie hints, of Cove street. has
on a short Vial! with friends in
Hilliard, and \‘tl lreturu homo Tuesday.
John Taylor, of fireside place, hold
“.010. the coupon which drew the gold
witch at E. L. Hefner's linturdsy u gill"
George it. ltedmau, of tho Mica ltoof-
hgcompnny, started this morning on a
tour through Long island.
1.0. flswhlna, of fir-aside place. is in
Hip, b. 1., looking after a house he is
building in that place.
Ii. Neale Bell. of Patcbogue, L. i ,
budding a few days' vacation at her
has on (love street.
The regular Epworth League meeting
a! be held in the ilethodlst Episcopal
mush. Might.
0.qu theOalf Pasture beech
m. lastfleturday, tot. R. and W.
I. Innis.
” Alice Persons. of First avenue, is
mil: live Frances Todd, of Isr-
Ilsa.
fie. W. it. Iarvin and daughters re-
“ today. iss- evieitia Waterbury.
W
metre “Ullllm
' tat rims
a... amorti- m- M
W ’ assailants!!!
i.
iii!
the ‘itersy
committee hasssarsdncrdomtc rash
thlsccncsrtinevery way a «amend
the hat of artists beep-ate an evening of
rare enjoyment. The home talent is
sufficient of itself to receive the patron-
age of a large number. while the outside
talent is of the best that could be pro-
cured. None should fail to secure tlctets
for this event. They can be purchased
of Plslsted and Gregory.
Rice's Brook company will begin their
stay at Boyt's Opera House. tonight, in
the new farce comedy "Under the Lion’s
Paw," and no doubt will be greeted by a
big house. as the sale of seats is going
well. The orchestra will render a
special programme. The latest feature
of this company is the Burt children.
less than six years of age. in singing and
dancing specialties. The Merlden
Record says: I"l‘he Rice Grand Opera
House company appeared last night in
‘ l‘he Tramp’s Daughter' to a large house.
The company did even better than the
opening night and showed its ability to
play interesting plays in o painstaking
and capable manner The company is
all that is claimed of it and is giving
theatre goers a treat this week. The
orchestra was again the cause of much
enthusiasm; it is a great orchestra."
\Anight of melody and fun is prom-
ised by that popular and recognized star
attraction, Hi. Henry’s Premium Min-
strels, consisting of forty prominent
minstrel stars, among whom is the great
“climb and other bright stars, who ap-
pear at the Norwalk Opera House, on
Saturday night, April 27 and who, if
press encomiums and public approvals
count anything. will present one of the
best amusements seen here for a long
time. The seats are now on sale at the
usuvl plar-sl.
Manager Hoyt has booked Primrose a
West's minslrels for Hoyt's Opera House,
April 30. The company numbers
seventy of the beatartists in the country,
and will be a rare treat for our amuse-
ment seekers.
Seats for the}. lid. 0. A. entertain-
mentare being rapidly disposed of. A
few choice ones still remain.
.
STORIES OF THE STATE
Hugh Stein, is Shelton boy, accidental-
ly shot himself some days ago. Now
Ioclljaw has set in and his condition is
critlczrl.
John Smith, agczl eighty-live. of Shel-
ton. was seized with a nasal hemorrhage
and bled for five hours before the flow
could be stopped.
Lyle McAllistt-r, Charles Apples and J.
Holmes, of Saybrcok. all under sixt:an
are hiding in the woods to escape amst
for the alleged robbery of $25 from the
house of the Misses Sanborn and stores
of Daniel ilolmes and G. A. Bushnell in
Old Saybrook. The robberies were sug-
gested by reading ilasby novels.
hire. iiepsy J. Ailing, of New Haven,
wife of Dr. Willie O. Ailing. has entered
suit against her husband for
absolutr divorce, alleging intolerable
cruwlly and asking for $12,000 alimony.
Judge S. T. liolbroolr, who died in
Norwich. writ judge of probate of the
Norwich district for twenty-six years.
Edward Sanford. mentor mechanic at
the 8~tll Thom: i Clock Works in Thom-
asten. died flour pneumonia. lie was
thirty eight ye,.re old and leaves a wife
and four cllllllreo.
The bridge to in built at Huntington
Centre, is to ho at the expense of the
towns of Strsfluui and Huntington. it
will bofony feet long anvisirlcen feet
wide, replacing an old wooden structure.
A ilanbury butldlug,owned by Mrs
(Talbcrmn Harry and occupied as a grur
ccry at us. was damaged $22.30 by lire. it
had bxren burghrriznl and tile thieves
evidently not live to the store to conceal
t'll-ir crime. About ‘27) ill cash wu-
lllllltiii. .
"lie l'rsstml the labels on Again.
A l‘lill-ngo wmunll who llllli trnwlc il l"
ll‘llalt’i'l)‘, oil-l who intends in route lwr
ulmnul all-purturw fur Europe if) u fa-w
Wl-wi. ., will. bvr Memoir trunk in -‘t Hull
lliiltlll v-ll‘t't'hl 'lil'lllhllllll'ill l') l l‘ l‘I-prilll ll
'i'lo~ \“nl‘ldllltit “in: mm put in l-bzirim
of Hm _ln-lu taxis u tlllllllg will] mol 1...
“Hill: ll tn llmlw l'w trialli. any» or .‘i- if it
“m- in w knowingly i.-' w Ill m: l' H
with but “on .. lrml :l rlwlllu‘ Illnl pm'bll
oil oil lbw llialwullpu lain 1 r l llu ml tin r- l 3;
”to hillllllhlllil lulu; ,ml- 1'. rlllliblt)“ :lllll
liiili l.‘i ”i (“ii if” W) llilil' \
llv Ilill It'll. Lilli“ llml llil'luiitllJl mob:
”in il‘rltlii‘l‘ la lln- numb r ni' lullula rm
lll'i trunk. 'i ll- w ln'n i,» show that ho boa
lll't'll to lulaalno, l'urls. linlllo. \‘iunml,
liillili‘. i 'uu :lotllinnplo llilll lfoivn. stopping
at llrst rims bolt is lilill trawling by tho
but ruutm A. lrulrk ions on lllgtllty mt
til it is plmdvrt-tl over with tho f‘ilitifltil
plum-ll of page 7.
Tim workman didn‘t know ibnt~nt
lcnst out until the wmnnn mum in to to
extort. tlw rlrpnlrs. nml tlwu there was a
slwlw. Fir-rt who m-rmloml and thou she
minim] in lm-uk riotvll llllll cry. 'l‘llo pm»
printur told bow sorry bfl woe. lsmi tho
workman umrio bis frightened nturlugy. lie
hnppmmi to mluemlnvr that ho bird thrown
thululavls into owestoimhe’t. so be scorch.
ml and found "lost, of them. although they
were rutiwr torn and crumblml, llowr-vnr,
be spent two hours in [during nut liw to.
luxls null slickingthvm bot-k on the trunk:
so lluw was more balm for the woman’s
fuelin'trs.
Now them is a min in that shop. "Nev.
rr renown a label from n trunk or miles."
”Ullliflfili lira turd.
“Willis“? firm the “A
null Modem lbs
ivy?“ M”
mimbsmmt at as
insular-Instill We? he has
Windmill
the“? "It.
more
'flsn dwfedcrnte untrue-g.
Speaking of General Johnston, I run so
minded of the explanation hr. once gave me
of the origin of tho Confedcrutulmt tinting:
"At the llattlcof Bull Run." said he, ”the
‘stars and burl-1' proved a failure lacunae
they were so much like the Union colors.
Indeed both armies mistook their cumulus
for friends and vino verso. After the but
tlo I mmlv ed wdlscorrl ”dating and called
for with regiment to procure its state coi-
ors. This they were not able to do, and l
naked the army for new designs. Among
those prcsculml one by General limrurogovrl
was choral-u, and I trill-ml this only in
making it squat-o lush-ml of oblong. This
[log won uftorwurll adopted by tho Uoufctl~
crate urlulcs gr-lli'l'ully. ll \er u (iris-k
cross of blue on n ml fluid. with . Wlllll‘
slurs on tile bluo burs." This illur, by the
Wily. was tlcslglml by (t ifululicl \Vlrltull of
Louisiana turd by him pn-wulml to t il-ucrol
Iimrurcgnrrl. ——l{utl- li‘lvld‘. \l'mlllnmon.
A Maine Spoiling Match.
A spoiling lumk of llu- «into of Hill was
selected from which to tltlllilil‘llll/A‘ a spell
lug llluit‘ll in Monmouth. liul it Was
hourly twu hours lwforn “purpllyry” gun-
tllo knockout lllow.——Allguslo Journal.
E... .....
’ “slag... “ "
Building Lots
SIZE ll) sun Putclllsm.
On crest of Woodward prop-
erty, overlooking Norwalk har-
bor. For particulars apply to
C. SWAR'lZ.
83 Washington Street.
wit
A T 0. ll." linv’m’
City Employmenl Agency.
ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
ln-Ipln nuyrnpnclty can obtain ltu- some ill
the above honey.
WINTEB TMMEDIITELT.
Positions for M‘Wl'ltl thorouglllv c lmpr'cut
than.“coachmetmurrlvuersmugrun-refluxl-rta.
suit-smelt. or on farm», etc... etc.
C. ii. HARVEY.
tlAlrvlv‘s Milli: h'l‘llill.
70 North Main street, Soul h Nurwalk.
In?! if
Taylor a: Golden.“
BealEstaleanlllnssraste.
'ADBIIG‘I'OI "3'".
Forums ioohln fora iot.or house and lot
with the view 0 purchaaie‘gmre invited to
call and examine our list. is have them for
sale In every part of the city at reasonable
mines and on my terms. an” tf
T0 LET.
QTORE AND iiASl-IMRN F. 2| 1 M. in Hassl-
t Nihilullnllng. llorrt Naiamnuth. Apply
at tho .‘lttl‘i'f'lh'll. ofllre.
liENliiAlild'lbousnnn tlornr-I lIllti'i‘: all
modern improvements. inquire of [-1.
AllAllirl. tuli tf
COT l‘Aiil’. corner Maple sires-t and Franklin
avenue. ii rooms. all modern irnprow.
tnr-uta. luqulrnofl). it. lllltlli. ailf
VERY llmlrubll- inursl-tfurumorange, but it
et-rllunury tubs. not “illv‘l'. nice lard.
illmll location Illuulreol’l‘Al’lJllt.tv ”thin--
I N. Washington~11m~l.nrofownor, 'rJ’l‘nylor
nwouu, near West airs-ct. l2l li'
lllli'il'lll rooms, Nu ll l'ollm strrml: l-rculrtl
llmr, it nmlua, No it ’i'nllr-a allvsl; tllrll
i'trli".rll‘mllll'. No. lll'l‘oll-s ellt't‘i. “ lilt‘l' irv
A'l in final violin tlftlt'f'. "Mu-m Bu'lli-ll airs-vi,
Ely Neck Almiy in 'l'AYlAili A li')l.lii‘.f\'.
orJlilili ll. l\.\'Al'l’.li3 Wt-‘Il filli‘l‘i. ll li
"Willi! pnrl nf li-rmuunt at No to \lrrrshnl‘
a stroll. lrlqnlrumlv m’r-tllngufl r. Krluily
l’anlro. am if
)All'l‘ of House No. l llvory alrm‘l. four
rrmuln. Al it part of holler p... H it: t
swoon. flout luw. Apply“ W. Ylll'N‘iH‘,
l. rt'kvvmlll M'l'g l‘n,, or on pit-mint“. lr‘3lllt
‘Ri‘iiNll ilrmr. NH. 77 Woodward uvnnuv.
i '0’“! Slip-iv loulrw, M'l'lluvl ilnnl‘. "l liniutl
vllrrl. vr-tl ‘lfr; lltlll'w. ll rumors Nu ill Wuml
w-url nVl'l‘llll‘. rum “‘3. Apply to It” A. WI 'tllb
Whit“. l.iii if
1““) nlu-ly furnish-vi mm. . ullll bulb.
Apply at. No. l Lym- l'lnr v, Numnlk.‘ ‘
It lili
'l‘lll‘. hull-u [now o.:trplrnl by l! v. if. t)‘
filll‘rflllffll.flil i'rl'llf‘v‘lil 'l‘rrlmv.
Holt.»
rntrtallla ll Moln- uml all lllmll'rll Horror!"
tut-ole. \‘urv II'ertlllt! pinto. inquire of
TA l'liillll’ir iiillnlll’u‘l, ulli l-v
F0" HA '1').
lt)!"l‘:\tiifimltiirrmllmi hi‘t‘lllll‘ Mill boom
I and lrnrllmr illuwvltwl. Apply i .91 ii
HllnlflVUUU. Ill lirllv‘t' nlreulJiulltlr Nurunlk,
opllltf
‘ll’i’l‘MiM‘i AM) lll'lldllh'il bil'l‘li. Pot.
J t 0e on ()ulutnrd tli’i‘flllt‘ air rmm~
"it'll. early new and in was mmlltion.
(bani improved building lolnululrsblv lm'aml.
Tarmac»). Apply to I‘ltalillllo lllllyl‘l‘lxl'
l I
1, "mm and lot. with barn. at Wilmlpntih.
with tom-fourths or fill acre of llml
harm-minis. twp-trout rl . MiltliWiilii)
ill times street. moth Norwalh. Coon. mil t
“EVENTIEN sir-react land at hiulr wiswrt
t. lion belonging to the infra oi (tharlva
damn. dweersslmn Went. llm-k- road atmnt
t rec-tour insults mliefmmths Norwsb oust.
pill? inquire .itrlllMi Mutton“ or
is is In reason. of Nowell. for ”iii”
. I W
lififiilssstrssrs.
F XMMRNCBD midwife coagulant nurse.
.4 will“, its
as all snow street. loath
WKOVERTI‘EERé:
Changes cannot be guaran-
teed the some day copy is hondv
ed in. Every reasonable eilcrt
will he trade to accumulators
patrons, t changsannot he
lashed upon as a
Assessment Down
r
Powder
"I had a long argument with Jinx
this morning,” said the controvmsl mall.
"and I am convinced.” “So he told
me” "BalBe acknowledged it to you.
did ht?" "Yes. Beesld he'dfrstherbe
convinced than talked to death,sny day."
When the bellows gave out and the
o'gsnistina Bushland church was un-
able to get anything but a few groom
from the inlluments,the pastorre marked:
“The organ has failed us at the vital
moment; let us rise and s‘ng.
’l’raise (led from whom all blessings
iiow.‘"
if you are fond of giving advice, study
law and medicine and charge for it.
"llypnolism," said the professor, "in
our present state of' knowledge, may be
deiined as the power exerted by one per-
son over the mind of another." "Why,"
giggled the iiull‘y girl, “that is just the
same as falling in love." “i said ‘milrd,’
my dear young lady,” rstorted the pro.
lessor
RAMBLER BIBYCLES
The best of all high grade bicycles.
STllllMEll BICYCLES
A splendid medium rice wheel.
Imam“ uiven. or pa d for il [‘01 ell-ml else-
where, to those denllrlg with us.
THE .l. T. PROWITT CO.
rrrcll ‘Jl'i if
l)liTllll‘1'ill‘ NtlilWAlK. n . l'iitlllATE
t‘tlUltT‘. Apr: L'll. \. l), It'll}.
Who-runs it'll tun lrpllilt‘nllun I‘M in I‘ll trivia
to his ruurt for tho adudmslroltmr of tin-
l'hl‘irv of llelr-o Lamb, Latin of Smut it. in
fl‘tlll tllnrrir'l. Ill‘i’t‘il‘il‘ll.
Ordered. That said nppllcnilonlm bulls! and
ill-tcruliuo-d of tho l'rnlmli-(llllw in Nurwalk.
“n this f‘ilh day of Allrl‘. limb. of ill u'r'lllt‘K
forecourt. and that public notice thereof in-
glven to all persons inlcrmtul therein by pull—v
”citing this order in u newer upor having a Mr-
solution in said District. lst Turret four days
before said day of hearing.
AHA B. WOODWARD.
Judge.
it
“some“
in last .rilorwallt Taxpayers.
' ilEtnxpsy—ers nfthc East Norwnlh School
District are hereby fllll‘lli‘tl that the ills-
' cl tax of two and one half: lql mills on tin-
(‘ollrrr laid on tile town Mmhnrrnt list of MW.
at is blind“ rum-Hug of the lllsll’lt‘l brill on the
Mir day of “itrl'll. [What the Ear-t Norwnls
l "Inn! house. will be nine and pryable no He
l"nt.rlayof Attribihltbnt which true I «bull
l... rl'flll)’ lo l’t'I‘s'IVl' tlm same at my slnrr. it t
avenue. lllivrrri at the role of ultra till i“
cent. per armour. trout April lst, twirl, will in-
r-bargrui on a‘l hills remaining ll- pm»! on and
utter May let. that}. W, H. MAXI-Willi.
(‘ullr-ctnrof taxes for lire Mt Nllrwtill Ht hum]
llialrlrl.
liatmi AM” 'et. . lliilfi,
REGINA.
'i‘lli') Fiil‘i'l‘
MUSIC BOX
)TANl'l‘Ai‘ll‘iti-Ji TN Allifiilit'l.
PLAYH lllll illl‘l'l-ZNI'ZNT' 'l’l‘Nl-Lrt.
(‘AldlANli lil‘lAlii'l‘.
H. S. ROOD,
Iii South lain Street. tin. Norwalt.
nltf
a': lnr
‘ 4”?“er :4...
\Vl.‘ All"’ill“l<‘l’.ltl§v'liAP'INEI‘T.A‘»Nth
l llnlrars hl’ll'“ll 'l‘ll nu. l'i
PUNK“. Howl lil‘?Vl‘l.i".’lll'.h"i lllthru's
'm trusty wolllllzus l'llil‘lils l'..\~
ll‘tltMitilJ‘ LOW.
M. ii. l’A “SONS,
lillOlih'l-lliilil FARM.
JAMES Ml'i'CliiCLl. (it HON,
AUCTION E Elli-l.
, Valuable Household
Flavour
AUCTION
Wild-skillet Public, Auction on 'i'flllilih
”AV. Alll‘lhe’llh.nh ill "block a. m»,
at the rvsldvuveof hf. If. WALK" lfnnnvrlv
the Alvlmh'm l'ulsy place) on till son mist.
marl, Debit" anti valuable an {yum-til. of bit‘
(MET lilUl‘liiiiiizii Vlllt‘ri i; . tonal-vi-
the in par of one Emerson Puma" timed
no one vii riirm. Piano. l elegant i'artor
Natl. i liter-inquwnnln‘r il-mm favorite».
one extra Es m Tabs. eaven all!!!“
Hermit” lie. sets and Tap-silly 4 arm.
v- ml at lee. urban tensile, ~ne
, in Hair alt . AmhrmslmJl-eliat
is. ens film. en. Curtains.
shrewmfidi'rgfiiugust
use we: It
.3 memo-r.
scsrsrvs. “cesarean
More .
rwwsrcsrsfl. ‘
Hoyt’e Opera House
"UNDEBTHE Llflii'S PAW.
One glorious rwsvh. commencing
MllliDil. iPilll. 22d.
DIME MaflNllfl. BEGININNG TUESDAY.
Return «manual or
RiCE’S
STUCK CBMPANY
of ill artists. Llle Hoard Band and Orchestra.
itntlre new repertoire of plays and musical
novelties.
Millillli EVElililB:
Low prlceswlllrr. talc, fl'c. No higher.
Bnleof settl- opens Wulnc-duy our lllng at.
T’lalslvd's and llregory's drug stores. nl
.... ~~._.._...._.,_.._....... ma..." new .. .A.
totmltlllm louttf
ONE Nlilll'i‘ ONLY.
rsuunnu. APRIL 27th.
ill HENBY’S
FAMUUS MINST llElS
Forty burnt m'k celebration Everything
brand new specialr-llgngarrrrntnf the town
atr'lrofllm udunirel vlortl il‘rtANK it. Mr:
Nlfili A strictly lip-in-tluT-i [millirrllanv-r. lu-
tru xuclng s luv-l «.f comedians and a number
of spent-ll features
LOOK! LOOKYC 1.00513!
Nsvrrln rnlna'rrl history was such a show
offered at these spvcial
PITIGES, 23c. 35c Mill 50c.
Reserved seats on sale at Gregory's, at Nor
walk' 1' ‘lllsolr'a rat. Houlll Norwmk, is?"
Y. M. ii. A. BENEFIT
lolwllt OPERA louse
Wednesday Ev‘n’g tpr. 24
lllEililli illll MUSICil
Programme. to be Tilllll“t‘ll by llw mlrlb'
Oill‘rt’lllfl.
CAYENNE;OR,THELAUNDRY BELLE
in Wllll‘ll the following persons Miro part.
Mrts, Lilli-r" filtrl’ vnlul Nl'ultllit. Mfrs-s \lil'r
fillrt‘wuml. hi w .lrnniv K Null Mr. Ii M.
Amin-u ., \ir. .i. i'. 'l‘rrudwr-l , Mr. F ii. Nash,
Miss Kltllll'f’illt' While, ii i) Mr J. H JIM’
son. .Vil-e His lit~ "Hf-4. Mr, Hrnruo ‘ n-h.
'l‘lc Mn 5o.- inr' ruling rr suvwrln- lT‘. t'lrnrts
rlpe'fl Saturday. Atoll L'lllh, it u. rn.. or
lvrngorr‘s rsrr- 1': ml won'a. rain! it.
’ musrc HALL
lull SlHlllll.
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Bntur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
l'rlvnla lea-one can be armngwl for. For-
a inset-rat ( thru‘n trrelvr- lhvll’ilt‘ill us {run
ilBULKLEY & Bil.
South Main St..
Slearns and Keeling.
Elmore and lxon Bicycles
ills-ll-lrw from 5‘" up
71'“ .lrul
your gonna
WATER POWER.
"you went your horas clipped notes My
313511.41“ in
W. McQuhae,
\" ill-«ls lrlllwl and
I
blue and black, that are as
VASSALBORG ‘
nlssosst strut turner.
Here are Men's Alchol Obevlnt Bulls.
remarkable as the
Men’s Clay Worsted Sill 00 Suits
that are melting such a stir The a ‘ ‘
ill-r lllrnsy light erubts that pmmls: mm :0:
turmo‘n‘ayga'udttnoch of acrimonious-aux do,
so P. o e mum-tort v. we lot to e
Vneaalb lro hillb- i‘lr vlot 'l'he‘wav ‘ the!
wool and the hills is all wnrslelun a from
the bswt ufnfncnt no will run and look hep
ler than any titrevlot ltult made for Ill) 00.
Wu havutllw-n same goods in Time' hon
Pants tiults, sizes ill to it years. mule as we
amt or us well. at ease. ,
Alan "nys' Two Piece l-lhort Pants Suits.
(double breaslrll Jacket. i'aots made with
double seat and kneel. sizes 6 to ill years. will.
These Men's. iinya‘ and i'lrlldvnl'» Hulls can
only be fnuoll here. l-anlplo-uof Cloth will be
sent it you wlll send your rublre s.
Nov-chi (’reallons for Easter in our Boys'
5 anti Ullllllrr-u's Departure-m.
Yourcsv fare allow-rd on Iii purchases and over
MEIGS (lb 00.
3'31 Main our. liarrlt 9L. liridgepor’. 0t.
l‘
~
Tax collector's Sale.
ll'l‘lt'lil ls hon-luv ulvr-n that tlpv-uudurtign-
l-rl,t'nl|m'torof little-t, iITllli‘l‘ Mill by vir-
llu-nf a r-wrtuin tux warrant. duly oxecuwd
illlll slum-ll by proper authority and directed
to tho lillllt‘l‘l‘lunl'i . courrrruntllrlg him to levy
and i'lilll'l‘l of
stnloof Mrs. llavll ii. Webb
"nil other persons flnlllt'll in the ruin blink, on
the list to mill warrant nnlwxml llluir several
tlrnrnrlllllls of tin- sum total as lllerl-in slated,
unit «um lN'l'IK alas or assessment loill upon
the ltit‘t'l'i'i'ilt'lii list tlrlnle in totally the lnhabl-‘
tnntsd 1bn’l‘own of Norwnllr. regular] and
iv-gnlly Marllrilllml luwil.nn the with ay of
Tlm'r-rlllu-r. A. ll . lliili. nu-l fur tlm purpose of
lruvllllug for tho Indebtedness of said town,
v'vlo'ti upon the follow lug described real estate
of said
Estate of Mrs. David ll. Webb.
situated in la not Nov silt. and in the city
or South Nm walk. with Ila b raiding! thereon.
being shout 50 feet in front and rear. and
ab -m it!» fast In depth. ann hounded norther-
ly. by land now or formerly of Team: Vroorn;
cantor-Iv. by lanrlof the tfrofut a Knapp t‘o.;
molhsrlv. by hlshwny talivd Tolles street.
and we-terly. by land olelilarrrLlchlblnn
Andi shall soil at i’ubllc Action. on tho
prruri-ma horn-lulu foro rlescrilmtl. on the lilth
liar of;.funr..\.ll.,lllilh.at 0:431) o'clwk forenonn,
so much then-of am will robe H e r-ufll of ei ht.
an'lrlglrlv um- illlnrlrwllin dollars. that. Tro-
lug he proportion of the said estate of Mrs.
lit-my ll Wr-bb. of the Hill] ltvtltl in Mill lint,
together with the t’Hlll‘tfl'l of levy. sale. etc.
iibillliliE ll. 51'. Jill! N.
'l'ur l‘olim-lor, [list of "193.
Tlrrtml Isl Nlrrwlllk. April if». A. 1)., lliil‘v.
“1"" HI! ll
~~. :-
~93
Tax collector's Bale.
\ll’l'lt ’l“. i- lwrl-by glwn that the undersign-
. mi, mllm (”rut lil‘r'v. tllulrl and by virtue
of un-rlntu l:l\ \"lil‘l'ilfii, villil errlil-ll and
Miami I» lll'uprr .Illllllll‘lH moi llllt’r to-tl ltlllm
umlvrmlgrnwl, mmmmullllg lulu to levy and
f'llllrl'l nl
fistula-0' \lr llvuid 'l “'ebb.
utnl otlwr inf-wiry [mun-ll Ill lln- rule book, on
”W list tumul unvrunl unto-uni. llll-lr several
pt‘lriml'linll‘ ul' ll.» .nm lulul as then-in stated,
~lrli rum liwlrmar luvuru-wuslm-nl laid upon
liw u-«vmmcnt list "nude in Mitt. by tho ill-
lmlrllnttMnf ilrr- town of Normrlll.rcgulu
and i-«gsllly nnwmbirnl. to wit. on the 2 til d
nf lis'r‘l'llr wr. .\. it. lHiti. Illl'i for thr- )lll’
nf lrlrtilliitg fur lllv- lll‘ir'liir'lltll'w "f rill ll TOW
if? ”-7 {limit the following described real octet
It with
some of on. ibsvld it. Webb. 7
sift: \TFil in to i ll of Norwalk. and in th city
nf H mlb Nor-wait. with its b vlldlrrga the sun
lot g "if m m lwl in fruit! and rear. a
all «or lli‘r ls-rl in depth. and lliilllllll'il norther-
ly. by infill now or fnruwrl. of i not! Vr. om;
cash-r v. by land of Tim l‘rnfut it Knapp (inn
anulip rly. by hi. hwy r-«liml Toll" wlraotpnd
“rule“ iv in lil' ll of “'illlWHI Lil'blhllu
Allll i v-lmll evil of lnubllr utll'llotl. on the
llrrllllnra ln-rr-ruiwforl-llm-rlllu-ll. on lire Will
may of .illnr. A. ll. lhl'fi. ill lblfi o‘clock,
inrrlmun. ~n Tllill‘ll flu-rim! it‘d it ill I'flilsll lllt‘ sum
of 1- girl ullrl mglr'l ulu- huntlrvrllha tlnllltl'l.
lllltl llt'lllt.’ ill" lrlllml'llult HT illl' Nltltl flrflia 0'
Mrs. ll ml u \‘rbl. of tho mm totlsl ltr raid
llsl,lu,:rll.o-r with the lining-~24 of levy. stale,
rll'. “m
\\
TM rum. lnr. ll-rl of rm.
[Mimi lll Nurlllslll. April 15, 1‘. ‘Lv ”W’-
20
Isl-5 $3.3.
lil‘I‘lliliW ll Hr JOHN
Tar collector's Sale.
Til'l‘il ‘l’. is lion-by lawn llml liw llllllrrv-lgn.
A ml. : rl‘Iw t if ml : um. limb I will by virtue
of a i‘i‘l‘lilfli for not llill. lllllt 0-er trim]
and «Mimi bl [vrhlu‘r nulllnllly null “"1” lull
in llw mot. rwlullt'll,rtllillllltltlllll! ill”) to lr-vy
stilll r Ulla-ll uf
FM loo.’ \iw Timid ll. Wc'ub.
and nlln-r ls-vmos mum-rt in the fill“ book. on
the ll-«l to not I wur‘rulit ltfllli‘li'il. llrr'ir aevrrnl
prn mrllams of llur mm mm! as illt'l'l'lli slulml.
will wllfli iwllllru in! Mr mum-norm luiil up“!
ihl- ltruu‘mflfl-‘iil ll~l nuulo- in i» II In the inhabi-
tulh of Tim lamb of Snrwnlli. regularl and
lrgully fI'al'Hiltll'l'. in Vl’li.llli the Wlhllhy of
lirrwnllrr, .\ ll. it'll llrrl forum purpmn of
prulolmg for lbw Ill rlvlr-llllrssuf mtitl town.
lrt ll -. lllmfr llii‘ Illllnli ills: Ilv'i-rrilu'tl I‘Q'ttl ”it.“
"lentil
KM v’r-Il' .‘l'm T n'lol H. ‘V- lrlr,
turmoil in lawn Hf Nurwuik.mtd in the city
of Marin Nwl “.l'lt. “lib illl' n titling» film
t. itflnlldti m fu—l l. foul and rear. an
all m ltlw f ».. «l-plu uml lllfll’ rbll towrthoy-
1) b. liltl .. m. m to truth If lcu‘w \‘rmrm;
Ht Irrll,b. «win-flirt i' n‘ll' it Know; My
out]! wit lw l.l huts r l'l-ll'lnllcn-l M".
iv». lrl'l, i i ll l of Will am l,ll- lilils'."
Ami l aboll u ll lit l'lllllli‘ All: Hills. on ”i.
T‘TV'Ti-l‘“ in n lulu lulu 'li'f llbrri, nu ll"! I’ll!
.l... .4 lam , t it , lucvr. m it ‘. ll-l‘lt fo-emmn
an um.“ Ila ml n. ulli rnlw llm tilt: til
.i ill .1 ll ugh" om- mini Hill‘s “swim".
llrlrl bl lll.’ ll 1‘ plun-ku l-l lbw “till In Mrs "P
\lr. iv ('4 it Al‘li'f wt llm Mill lttfnl in arid
58 North Main St. 3
u” Gmtth Norwellr l
list, tngrlln r will. l' m l .\!.'r . or In), “lag“,
lltnlthl- ll ~’l' .IHIIN.
'llrr t‘nllu lur. ind of iflt,
ilntml lsl Nuntulk. Atoll Li, A, ll. TM
still. 28.”
My
Will
wt.
A WELL thVeD MhAL
unaalm (.7 though! ml rare and some few
in." rivm rs in ”I" lull in It.
in.» v f lb: rum! lrllpmil-ul fvf flit-sit «invent.
.. a in a usual refrigerator. “‘9 TM" fit)! A If."
llrulutly gmsl M‘nrlmrbi. If all ports (if one“.
The line i: made up of the celebrated
PIERCE BEFlllGElliTllllS.
lob glu- you amnelsot circulation of dry cold
air. and . urn-urns the unallest amountof lea.
SOUTH NORWTLK iliilDWiilE Ciliii’illi. a
Blot
SALE
FRESH liliilll,
53 Wall street; 92 Washington street.
Trythebsstieci‘m lathscltlss.
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menu's,
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