m
or. ‘
. , With arsenal as the
statues—emu lervloe's attire
ist “Infra-Irena cars to
It” West—Other lvents.
.. Ilson ssh at the leatflor-
‘ , hr Imuemlth. mm
vflwlmthisoclntnnoenlllolielsft.
"seat was taken at the Junior
meeting held at the East Avenue
"imp“ church, valvular.
experiments made with alcohol by
. “were interesting to the chil-
Wylie. Smith had procured samples
._ gnraalcohol. rye whisky and French
‘ , y frcma leading drugstore in Nor
wal .‘ One of the peculiar characteris-
tin of alcohol lit that ithill always burn
‘as' the proposition made. This was
well by pouring a small quantity of al-
What into a dish and lighting it.
, T 'thewhisky and brandy were tried
lathe same way. All three of the
samples burned readily. the French
:hralldy homing much longer than the
whisky. showing that it contained more
alcohol. Alcohol was then mixed with
other; liquids and burned. “Alco-
’Icl."saldthe teacher, "is only one of
thennmber of poisons found {in liquors
which make-men and women drunk.
,If you want to he Lboppy in this world
and safe in the next, never drink liquor
of any kind,” was the parting counsel.
The pastor of the East Avenue Metho-
dht Episcopal church will exchange pul-
plfe. tomorrow morning, with Rev. Ben-
Iet F. Abbott, of Westport. 1n the after-
noon Rev. A. J. Smith will address the
.meetingjof thei,Young hlen‘s Christian
floatation at Norwalk upon the subject,
“The Development of Physical and Pay-
dioal Life." In the evening he will
reach at East avenue to the young men
Ipsnthe subject “A licdel Young Man,"
are who could “,be courageous in time of
danger, humble in prosperity, independ—
“and self-reliant in adversity. a char.
enter that commands our respect. and
challenges our imitation. The evening
”vice will begin at 7:30.
Inn in the employ of the Tramway
company were engaged yesterday put-
ting injthe curved rails at the corner of
Own street and Filth avenue, thus com.
plating thefilaying of tracks on the Dor-
wIII Point route. The trolley wire has
' been strong nearly to First avenue, but
there may be some delay in continuing
3 across the Benedict Farm bridge, as
.0 poles are not yet up. Care will prob-
ably be running. by the early part of
Citation Sables, the Bridgeport butcher
whose disappearance {was noted in Tue
Wafew days ago, formerly oc- .
upted the marketl now conducted by
W. A. Falwell, on East avenue. He left
two heavily in debt. it is said, and East
lcwalf‘penpl :believe some financial
undo k relpo ible for his present die-
woe.
Edward F. Sturges, of the Gregory
Point road, has been awarded the com
not to do the interior mason work on
George W. Loder’s house at Noroton, the
miss work of which has just been
”plated by Robinson a Carr.
A trolley car struck hire. Burr
Gregory's pug dog on the track in front
dher bones in the Fancber building,
hat evening. cutting off the animal's
William Schauh, the butcher, put
the dog out of misery by killing it.
Rev. Oscar Lindegren returned yester-
dagV afternoon tremble trip up the End.
”I river, and will cccupy hrs pulpit in
Iestdhh Congregational church, to-
narrow.
Ilse Hamie Thompson has returned
I) her home in Brooklyn after a prolong-
“ visit with her cousin. Ira. E. L.
(In. of Fort Point street.
James Youngs, of Waterbury. who is
on a visit to relatives in East Norwalk,
will spend today and tomorrow in 80th
Wilton.
E. E. Oorham's men are pointing the
hteriorami exterior of the yacht "Rival,"
which is lying at Captain Bell’s dock.
[stand lira. Edwin L. Beers, former-
of this place, have commenced house-
keeping in Weston.
lies label Prophet, of Bridgeport, is
view-glue Annie Smith, of this place.
flask Usderhlll. of Fitch street, is
flamers laser far April.
calling costume. from the liaison
ertblsw conducted by the sons ol
lemons Charles Frederick Worth)
spec-insatplacsin Barpsr’sllsasr
April Nth. Among French fashions
hum-re levee. an outdoor cesium
Indemnity summer honerdrsss, both
ass-Mm an Mir em-
wnrty. monochrome num-
budtbelassrareattractivaasnsasl.
Twist Love'snd Duty” was msasotsd
Rice‘s Stock company. last night, at
. t's Theatre. to en appreciative audi-
wiilheglvsn for a matinee. This play
was produced Wednesday evening and '
madeavery good'impresslcn. Tonight
the company will close their engage
meet with "All in the Family."
The'Lycsum Theatre company will 3,“,
present as their opening production.
"The "Factory Girl,” a comedy drama
full of pathos and refined sentiment.
The plot treats on the lives of thework-
ing girls in the factories of New Eng-
land. There is a strong company to
play all these dramas to be presented
at the Norwalk Opera House, week of
Iiondsy, April 29th. Popular prices
prevail.
The log of the “Dauntless” for Tues-
day,April 80th.at eight bells (B p. in.) con-
tains a record of a great programme or
favorite songs of the sea, which will be
given by the cabin passengers and crew.
“Jack’s Yarn," “Lady of the Lake,"
“The Ship 1 Love," “Jamie's on the
Stormy Sea,” and many other beautiful
melodies will be sung by brave sailor
lads and laesies, and the jolly Jack tars
will see that every one on board ship gets
a comfortable berth in the cabin. Mess
served in the lower cabin during the sec
ond dog watch (ii to 8 o'clock). Night
signal, red and green lights. Steamer
chairs not allowed. Remember the place,
"Dauntless" cabin (South Norwalk Con- w
gregational church)
A good show, good performance, good
music, good singers, good dancing and
good management are all essential to a
first-class amusement, and all these are
guaranteed by Hi Henry's Minstrels,
numbering forty star artists, headed by
Frank E. licNisb, who appear at the
Norwalk Opera House. tonight, in a pro-
gramme bristling with taientand humor.
They are strongly recommended. The
minstrels appeared in Stamford Wednee
day night, and the Advocate gave this
highly complimentary notice :" Rarely
does the spacious Town Hall contain
such a crowd as that which gathered
there last evening to attend the minstrei
and miscellaneous entertainment oilered
by the veteran manager, Bi Henry. It
is but just to him and his clever company
to say that they succeeded throughly in
pleasing the people. From the Opening
scene, with its oriental richness of cos-
tumes and characteristic music, to the
concluding exhibition of classic statuary.
theprogramme was made up of novel
and widely varied specialtiee,all of them
excellent in their own way.
Edward Harrigan is booked for Boy t's
Theatre next Saturday night. The New
York Telegram says of him and his com-
pany: “Edward Harrigan revived ‘The
Major,‘ last evening. appearing in the
title role, and the audience at Harrigan's
Theatre thoroughly enjoyed the cleverest
of all the Harrigan plays. The catchy
songs and the rollicking fun of 'The
Major' won applause just as they did
years ago. Barrigan gave a rendition of
the part of Major Oiifrnther that showed
him at his best. All the members of the
company were excellent in their delinea-
tions, and Manager Hanley’s face was
wreatbed in smiles as he watched the
performance and saw the marks of ap
proved bestowed by the audience."
In These Daye.—-Manager—liow many
characters in your drama? Playwright——
Sin at the beginning and five at the end.
“How do you mean?" “The heroine
loses hopes the plot develops ”
lie blew this Show.
I remember dining with o well known
and l’l‘n'pt‘f‘iml uctrcsu ill lioston one tiny.
ltllll lilo cldcrly cului'ml mun who scrvcd us
did it so will lllitl my friend amid nitcr
giving him rs lliwrul "tip," “Alix-it‘s, how
would you like to go to the thculcr tw
flight?"
’l‘llo old mun Nimol; llbt llciul solemnly.
"No, t'llllli yo, rnlusy. l llclibcr luv-n in
mm o' doln phones yet on t'nuk do and l
nolilwr will.”
“lint why not. Memos?"
" 't‘nuw. fillet-iymyilli'll scum my rluylu
ib—‘cnne'i 1 Loop; you iti‘t‘ nctor"—-
"tlh, you. iiouluwl; don’t lulndrno!"
"Wt-ll. rniu-ay, you know do lillllo dono
any «lot do 'llil}'ll(llliill is do pit oh hell?"
“Wind's illut. Mom-n?”
"Ycusy. roluey; you, dul‘s right.
whnt l l‘c'ul in do good “unit."
“Mow-l. do you like mom-y?”
“ Yin-l'lll.”
”Well, if you‘ll got your lilhlo uml f'l'illl
motlm port flint onyx-l ihot, 1'“ give you
1100 right. now. "
The old mun gnupml null almost turncd
with csclicllloni.
"Ate-n hundred dollars!"
“Truly. Iioo. Now run llllfl get your
Bible and null ml tllut We. "
llo rubbed his pom old forehead in a
confused troy.
“Well, do foot oh do mutter hm. mlsey,
dot-«lowwcil, I just can't rind, but i
hm] toll do good book sold dot t’lugu-
do pit oh hell i” .
"But, Moses, you needn’t go in the pit.
I'll send you up to the gallery."
on, the tremendous power of a free
ticket!
Hoses went that night. and my friend
said the next day:
“on, but he did enioy everything sol f
p ' all my scsncsto Hosss’ block face
gray head, end I even know where he
wasan the light went outI"-—I’olly Pry
in New York Recorder.
W
In!” 0' mena-
llni 's
unmet-tag uncalled foratthe followlagpnst-
sierefbrthswssk Macaroni“. Per.
assesdilaatsraayoithseststtwswilisleass
‘csn The parts were in capable hands. .
and the specialties and music were up to
this company’s usual standard. This
afternoon “Back Among the Old Folks”
mm usurious.
[ranchers and Their Themes in Norwalk
Churches 'l‘o-mos-row.
Sour: Noawau announcements West
venue and West streets. Rev. Gerald Rhine“!
"pastor. Se ces We. unaud'lal
. m4 Sunday schoolJIm. Young People's
isty of Christian Endeavor meetln at 0:!)
no; subject, ”Communion with flat,"
er it. G. Mitchell. Morning auhrct,
"Religious Tolerance" Evening sub-ct.
“Christianity. A subject. oraLlfe-Whichi'
Son'ru Noswamr Mnuonm. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. A. S Kavanaghmastor.
Divine service. mama. to. 7:30 p. m.: hundny
school. 12 noon: Epworth Imago-a mes-link. 6:30
. :11. Sub rot, "T a Mystery of Evil " Lea er,
fiaipb We is At the morning rervlce the pee-
tor will make a statement concerning the new
church pro ect. Evening. a series of sermons
”on "Four emarkahle hinge." will be com-
menced if! Mr. Kavanal‘h. Subject. “The
lBrngpble ion; on». Show e Modern l’olitzc.
an.
Some. OBWAI.KBAMIM.Wefftavenlfe. near
Hue street. Remit. O. Sherwood. tor.
Services 10:11) a.in. and 7.80 . in: unday
school ll m.: Young Peoples Society of
Christ an Endeavor rayer meeting. 6:51) p. m.
Moder. William (all lie. itev. 'ihornns ll.
Birch, D. D..of ltldgcfirld. will preach
'I'urun'v Emscorsr. West street and Fair-
neld avenue. South Nortv lit. Rev.()lin ”allot-it.
rector. lilo!) a. nu, M rnimr Prayer. l item
and sermon: 12 m.. Sunday school. The even-
ing service will be omitted.
Nonwamr Mnnonuvr. West and Mott ave-
nues. Rev. A hi. Wyatt. pastor. Service.
10:30 Evening service, H!) p. in. Sunday
school.” 111.: Epworth Insane meeting, use
p. In. A hearty welcome in everybody,
NORWALI Communion“. corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. '1‘. K. Noble. l).l).. -
for. Services at walla. m. and 7:2!) p. m.- un-
day school.l2:iil p. 111.: Y. P. S (3. ll. mill
. m. Evening, continuation of the rerlee of
lscnurses upon “The Soul and Life lie 'ond. ’
Sngiecnflfi‘he Soul's Destiny. After esth.
at'r'
Gnace Errscorar. Beldeu avenue and Cross
street. Normlk, Rov.S. ii. Watkins. rector.
Second Sunday after Easter. 10:30 a m..
Morning Prayer and sermon: l‘.’ 111.. Sunday
school. men‘s Bible cla-s; 7:11) p. m . Eveninfi
Prayer and sermon. The Rev. Dr. Clara wl
ofllclate.
Nonwau Barrier. East rtvenue, opposite
Green. Rev. 1“. E. Robbins. pastor. tier.
vlcee,10-.llia. m. and 7:1!) . nu: Sunday school.
12 111.; early prayer meet ng. “billet. m.: young
People's meeting at (hill p. m.
Sr. MARY‘S. B. 0. corner or West avenue
and Chapel street. Norwalk. Rev. W. .i. Sloc-
um. pastor. bow Mass. 7 a. "1.: Children's
Mass. 8:1!) as. m.: High Mass. 10:1!) a. m ; Veewrs,
3:31) p. m.
for. Paella Erlscomr. Church eircct. oppo-
site the Green. Norwulll. Rev. 5. ll Pond.
rector. Holy t‘olnnurniou.7:lll n. rm. and .11
first l-undav in the month. Second ccicllt'atlon
(choral) with sermon, Illa!) a. in.; on other Hun-
da s. Morning Prayer. Litany and sermon,
ilk.) rt. 11).: unday school. l2 m. In the.
Clinton or OUR flour t‘lAt‘llil’fl, choral
even-ruin wilu eermon.’l:3‘p. in.
Easy Avenue lllrrnonlrrr. near VunZundt
Avenue. East Norwullt. Rev. A. .l. Smith. par.
for. Prerwhlng itizlll a. m. and 7:30 p. on; raun-
dny school. if: 111.; younp people‘s rut-cling om
n.m. Morning. the on n t will be occupied by
Rev. B F. Abbott, of Westpor'. in exchange
with the pinion Evening on is i, "A Model
Young Man."
Br. Aunrtnw's Mission. at .lnmee McAllis-
ter‘rl residence. Winnl I. Sunday school.
(hill 9. 111.: Charles Ch item. auwriutcndent;
Arthur ii. Chittem. assistant; Miss Evelyn hic-
Allister. organist.
Buoan Rtvsrt Conan superintendent:
Edgar Buttery; assistant at: rinteudnnt:
Theodore ltogerz-zoruanlet Miss ulu Bod es.
assistant organist Mrs. Julius Cable. Sun ay
echml a S, no: h’oung People's Society of
Christ an ndeavor meeting. 8:!!! p. in; Prayer
meeting. Sunday evening at 7:11).
CALVAHY Banner Hocrnvfiuintnrd Build-
ing. corner Wall and Knight streets. Norwalk.
Rev. James A. Similar. pastor. Morning ser-
vice. llhlli a. an; evening service at M“) p. in.
Young people's meeting at 4:00 p. to. All are
cordially invited.
No 2errsorox Avnsvafiillhle clan! and
Sunday school. Sunday n'lernn-on at it o‘clock.
Wednesday ovenlutr, prayer and conference
meeiirg, 7:1) o'clock.
Anvror'r i‘nnurnau, Vnnanit nvr-nllo. East
Norwallt. l’rertchin . lll-Jll a. m. and 3'le) p.
m.: Sunday school i. m. Yonn l't-oxile‘e meet-
ing 6le) p. in. George L. ecple. pastor.
Comoros-noun. Mission. .‘lllrlnlrwood
Union Chapel. Ely rtveullc. W limo, pastor.
iiuugnrirtn services, Sunday. at ilizill a. m. and
ii p. 111.: 'l hursdny at 7:1]! o'clock.
Sr. Palms Mission. Vananlt rind Osborn
avenues, Enst Norwallr. Sunday school 3:00 p.
m. A cordial Welcome to till.
Sculuowoon limos Curls-IL. Ely avesllo,
South Nor-walk. Sunday School. 3:1!) 1). in..
evening service. 7:lli p. m.
Eur Nortwsmt Swrtmau (‘omrmurrousr..
Riverside avenue. liev. 0. Limloetrrl'o. um-
tor. Services or mills. m. and Blip. m.: . un-
da ' school. (hill p. rn.; young people‘s meeting
at u p. in.
Amman ls'rrronmr Episcopal. Knight
street, Norwnllt. lie-v. i. Strode. paelor.
Prom-hing. loan a. m.; Sunday schools! i22l5 p.
m.; prnycr meeting at this! n. m.: preaching at
7:11) p. In. i'I cinl ironic. will be rendered by
the choir. unis free.
llnlrrsoun Evauosmecua l-l'r. PIN"-
linmun. North Main stroot. .‘loufll Norwaik.
Pnstor, 0. Apirz. liolteadleonre: Sunnis:-
main or. and 7 p. m. rionnisypmchllle Bill.
ltllftwoch. Alwndpn-digr. 7 :1) p. In. [hut-
echer Unl"l’l'll'lll. for die timoclnde-z llienatnga.
Mlttwochs. Donuov stage t to b p in.. Semstnge
ii to 12 a. In.
flaunts Evarmrucar. Know-es. field
every Sunday Illcrnooll at 2 o‘ol. i'ltJll Sweuieb
flnngre aliomll crumb. Evil-l \nrmllr. A l
erocorl lull lllvltwl. Hominy winml at liizll
o‘clock. in nudmro's llull.'.i'i( llrriflill. street.
(LA. llroclunelcr pas-tor.
(‘mumsx Yol'lfll lion's Luann. Knud-
Mn'rlllrtll. (’hos'oul nlrcol. South Norlvulk.
(ioerwl meeting Hundn ' ufierummfiizlh to kill.
Au address on ”Tho “trio in ilnslncsa info."
will lmgivouhylho lion. .l ll Lighl.
Yolmo Men‘s Clllflti’l'lAH Assocls'rlou.~«
lawkwood'e liltll. Wall siren-f. Nnrwullt. lillila
clans ht ii p. nl.: Hlifltf service at 4 p. m.
Van Clove-Who in going in be best man
at your wedding with Teddy Thought
lees? Mills Vunkerwacll—l am.
"Will you love me when l'm gone?"
asked Mr. Linger of his sweetheart. "If
you'll go soon," replied the faithful girl
with a yawn.
Ir. Kldhy—-O.John, deer. don't you
heat? flow delightfully the baby crows!
Kidhy~Crows. Bumpb? l'd crow my-
self lf I were hoes.
Children Cry for;
Pltcher'a caetorla.
Ohlld ren Cry for
Pltcher’s cartons.
kangbywndchwsgavehercastorle.
mmwammscrieeformle.
thnmsbseamslimmsehmgtom
“Hummeweteaam
”WV WI!“
How's ram
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Bali's Catarrh Oure.
F. .l. CHIN [Y 6 00.. Props" Toledo. 0.
We,the nndersigned.have known F..l.0heney
for the last. iii years. and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and un-
enclally able lo carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West s. Truax. Wholesale Drusgists. Toledo.
0.; Waldln. Kinnan tit Marvin. Wholesale
Druggistn. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's Catarrb Care is taken internally, act.
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
faces of the system. Pro-cilia per bottle. Sold
by all Druygists. Testlmc nlals free.
W...—
SIGHTL
Building Lots
size ill sun Pulclusn.
On crest of Woodward prop-
erty, overlooking Norwalk har-
bor. For particulars apply to
C. SWAR'I Z,
83 Washington Street.
amlf
”We. it. "first
City Employment Agency.
Lalles and gentlemen desiring competent
helpin any capacity can obtain the same at
the above. agency.
WANTED IMMEDIITELV.
Positions for several thoroughly competent
mevm s coachmermardeners.engineerleoriste.
salesmen. or on farms. etc, etc.
0. ll. HARVEY.
rIArtvsr's error. smile,
if 70 North Main street. South Norwaik.
m
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Pemns lookin fora lot. or house and lot
with the view 0 purchasin .are invited to
call and enamine our list. e have them for
ads in every part of the city at mermaids
prices and on eaav terms. en” ti
W ANT Ill).
Kins $1.31.; a... {oft-2'5 i huiTFiE.
rner. Apply at this office. azi at
ANSWERTHIS The largest subscription
[mum in thecountag wants a firstciaes
representative for this community for strictly
special work. Short hours. Good pay. Minis-
ter. teacher. or wide-awake man or woman
given preference. Address. stallne an and
former employment. Globe B his Publishing
(50.. 721(‘heernut street. l'hila.. Pa. n24 5t
LEANlel and dyeing establishment, No. 4
ymond street. (‘orner South Main
street, on line of electric cars. South Nor.
walk. Conn. We respectful] announce to the
citizens of South Norwnllr, nrwelk and vicin-
ity that we established ourselves in your
midst, in the dyeing rind cleanlng business.
and are now ore-perm to do all kinds of clean-
ing and dyeing in the very best. style and man-
ner. inites‘sulfs. dresses, either made up or
a rt, cloaks. cape-s. infanta' cares. boods,etc..
r bbons. fringes. piano. organ, billiard covers,
mufflers. acarfs. ties. hid gloves. kill shoes,
also feathers cleaned and curled. firullemen's
garments dyed or cleaned rtfl pmaod in the
best manner. (3. Bil‘l'l'Eitll‘ASS. mill if
‘XPERIECED New York dreasmaker.
1 W riot at low» t prices by the day or
unit. All the new shirts. slime-a. etc. for Mav.
M \liAHii; BANHS, Hllrlouth Main sir-mt. side
out no co a‘ o at
T0 LET.
QTORR AND RASEMENP, ill a M. in Sunri-
t sat. Building. item this month. Apply
at the suurrszr. oilico.
il'l'l'Allli'. of
J .tpnly tot‘lneaier F. t'lark. Nrown & Wil-
cnx‘n store, . r lit Quintsrd M euue. Apr fit if ,
sir l'I‘llmlJJllllllrel'fl It‘r'nvll!‘
M 01‘ l‘fllihmnéé \faple street and Franklin
C ave us, ll rooms. All modern improve-
ments. metre of t). E. Wilson. as if
v , ,., . .
VERY dvrlrahlw lloli-lr;furrlece.range. bath
stationary lube. but wntr-r, nice yard.
gmd locntlon Inuulreol TAYMlltb “01.1)-
r N. Wmhlogiou street. or of ow her. 28 Taylor
avenue. near West street. m it
till-Ell rooms. No. 0 Police street; mood
I floor. ll rooms. No il 'l‘olles street; first
flmr. fihlll‘llfiNll. lll'l‘ollnl street. Water in.
All in first clues order. lit-use Roldan "reef.
Ely Not-it A mly in TAYLOR d! HOLDEN
or John ll. NAl'i’. a: Weststn-et. nl ii
OWEN. part of tenement. at No in Marshall
a street. inquire any evening of llr. holly
l’ardre. all) if
i‘fmi) floor. No. 77 Woodward avenue.
SE..." Shula roommsw-oml lime. in Union
~trert. rev t dill; imuw, ll room-r No.1" Wood
w-rd avenue. rent the. Apply to E. A. Wilmi-
WARD. l .0“
F08 SALE.
mr'raos on (ilenwood avenue and ‘ he...
(I and ham on (trove street. Apply to I. H.
SHERWOOD. ill Grove street. rlcnlh lioprgflh.
‘m'l'AGlel AND BUILDING WI'I. Ont-
ou Quintartl avenue‘ 1 rooms
i re ai
each..lilearly new and two!!! cognac.
fiendish hutldinglo estral at .
m. mom in rumors ltlxml"
”USE and lot with barn. at Winnipsuh.
mwdnimiflqmi '5' is“ 3323on
a n 7. 0 - .
to urge almt.nr?enth riorwaiit. Conn. use ti
filfififlifiboa
W MM --
till! spring water ice. Honest weiflst and
r . mm 0 )NGI
liltttttt‘roéu:n. ”some...
some "on
De lasts, Inglis, llelis and
Hcvt’eOPeite
liiilillil. ’iPBlldld.
. class names. samnav.
Returnsnaaasmsntof
RICE’S
of to artists. Life Guard Band and Orchestra.
$55k?" repertoire of plays and mnrical
slrusnlv tissue:
“ILL Ill THE FAMILY"
Low prices-we. me. so. No higher.
Sale of seats opens Wednesda mornl t
Plainled'a and Ill egory’s drug “3!“. Male
lllllllillli llPElll IlilllSE,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY. APRIL 27th.
HI HENRY’S
FAiilllllS MlNSlllELS
l-‘orty burnt cork celebration Everything
brand new. H rcislengsgement of the men
arch of thegrn netrel word. FrtANK 3. Mo.
Nirili. A strictly undo-(lute performance. in
trolucln a host of comedians and a number
of specie features.
LOOK! 100K” 1008!!!
Neverin mlnafrelhlstor wae such a show
offered at these special y
Phillis, 256. 356 lllil 50c.
Reserved seats on sale at G ' at N r-
walh; Tomlinaon's at South NW3: :20
lillilllilll nun HilllSE.
ONE WEEK,
llfllfllillcllill Millillll, APRIL 29
Russell’s lyceum
Ill REPEllTfllilE
STIIIIIID l‘llDllllllTIdlB.
Popular prices.—-lrc.."lkl and me. Reserved
Change of bill nightl v.
MARINE SOCIAL
-WITK-
on board the good ship "DAL'NTLESS."
CHURCH, TUESDAY, APR. 30.
Entertainment by the cabin passeneers and
crew at 0 bolts ill p m l Twenty of Norwnllr's
been. singers and instrumental lets will partici
ate. Admirs‘on in concert Zinc Mess. served
l: sailor lmiev in lower cabin. before and
a ter concert, the. a!) he
i-loyt's opera House
Sillillilil El'll'il. till i.
EVERYON E'H FAVORITE,
Mr. Edward Harrigan
And his New York Company. Management
of M. “C Hartley. All the old favorites.
Mr. John Wild. Miss llattle Moore.
\‘ r. Joseph Sparks. Miss Emma Pol och,
.‘lr Harry Fisher. Mime Lillian Stuart.
Mr Barry M, wright.MlsaMnruuerlteflelknap
”r. lioorge Merrill. Miss ('ora Marsh.
MM 'harles McCurtliy. Mr. Charle- (.‘ofl'ey,
Mr. llarl Bill-lieJ Mr. Edward Mack,
Mr. William W est. Mr. Dave itrnharn. Jr..
Mr Michael Kearney. Mr W. ii Gunning,
hire. Annie Yrarmrns. Mr. John Flynn,
and Olliell, in Mr. Harrigan's Great Comic
”Tun MAJOR
with Dave liraham'a oriainal music.
All the ncsnerv. Orlglnai Songs. Dances,
i'mnir Hllnallona.
For tin on Sale at Plainted'e and Gregory's
Drug stores.
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The best of all high grade bicycles.
STORMER BIBYlllES
A splendid medium mice heel.
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w rs. to film will. with as.
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Theatre Company,
seals on sale at ’l‘nrnlinson'a and Gregorgys'e.
SONGSOFTHESEA
SO. NORWALK CONGBEGATIONAL
censors,
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vassansouo
outcast restitution
lists are lion's All Wool arm
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lion's Clay Worsted SIM sun
that lu‘ . ’l'lley
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wool andlhed lfsallwovarerl ' T all
.v will weenie: less it:
tsrthsn snyCheviottieitmaderov sense.
We have these same roads in m lava
Pants Sui lsetiflto 19 cars, made
audntaatvl'elhatlom y new
Also Foys' Two Piece Short" Pant; latte
(double breasted Jaeb P is '
double seat and heel. :l'zee {To 15 years, :3.
These Ilen' he s' and Child '
only be found'herol. Hampton mfiémihuo:
sent if you will send your addrem.
El lei Creations for tea Boya'
a Children's Departmenum in 0‘"
Your car fare allowed on so purchases and over
MEIGS & CO.
821 Main cor. Bank In, Bridgeport. cs.
Tax collector's Sale.
Ttl'l‘iftil is hereby given that. the undersign.
ed. collector of taxes, under and by virtue
of nccrimn lax warrant, dul executed and
signed by promer authority not directed lathe
umlorsmrmd, commanding him to levy and
collect of
('athsrine J. Finite/hemp. .
snd other persons nnrned in the role bookum
the list to said wort-ant annexed, their several
pro mrtlom of the sum total an therein einfed,
out: sum being". tux or assessment laid upon
the assessment list made in ism by the in-
huhimnmof the town of Norwalk. regularly
and leunlly assembled. to wit, on the Znh day
of lie-com mr. A. 1).. infill. met. for the nose
of providing for the indebtedness of ml’tllwwn.
levies upon the following described real estate
of sold
CelbaflneJ. l'inkenetein.
situated in town of Norwallr. and bounded as
follows. to wit: Noriherlzgry highway known
on Pine Point Terrace. feet; easterly by
highway known as Stamford avenue, or the
waters of frog island Sound at low water
mark: southerlymnfeetby land of James I.
Kelley. and westerly 40 feet by highway known
as lionnecticut avenue. id Jnmisse are
designated as It". A on a map propert of
The Roton Point lm vement (30.. on Elsie
the Town Clerk's 0 cc of Norwalk.
And i shall sell at public auction. on tho
premises hereinbefore described. on the 15th
day of June. A. D.. fees. at 1M5 o'clock
forenoon. so much thereof as will
raise the sum of three
isldollers. that holes: the proportion of the
said Catharine J. Floltenaieln, of the sum
total in said list, together with the chargesof
levy. sale. etc.
("10er B, Sir. JOHN.
. Trtx Collector. list of 1m.
Dated at horwalk. April 19, A. 1).. 18%.
of!!! mi
V Tax iiollector'sisale.
VOTIFE is hereby given that the undersign-
ed. collector of taxes. under and by viy.
too of it certain tax warrant. duly executed
and signed by proper authority and directed
to the. underaigner , communding him to levy
and collect of
Catherine .f. Yinhensrdn.
and other persons named in the rate hook. on
the list to said warrant annexed. their several
pro I'llnna nf ilm sum total on rhmln stated.
sat sum bring a tax or asmnmertt lei upon
the assessment list made in 120me the inhabi-
tnnte of the Town of Norwalh. rflnlarl
legally assembled. to wit. on the filth Jay
[)ecemher. A. [1.1903, met for the pit
rovidlng for the indebtedneeeof
evles upon the following described real
of
Catharine J. 1i ntenstcin.
situated in town of Non: a'lr. and hero
tow
follows.tossll: Northerl byhi away.
as Pine Point Terrace lg feet“; by
highway llnown as sitarnford avenue. tho
writers of Long island Sound at low water
marazsontberly {Infect by land of Jane. 8.
Kelley. and westerly 41‘ feet by highway know.
as Connecticut avenue Said remieee are
designated as Lot A on a map 0 property of
The Rotors Point improvement (10.. on file ill
the Town Clerk's Miles of Norwalk.
Andi shall sell at. Public Action. on the
premises hereinbefore describe-vi. on the 25th
ay of June..\.l).,irlilz'».at lilzl') o'clock invariant).
no mucn thereof or will raise the eons
of twonnd ilfly one-hundredth dollare. that
being the proportion of the said Catharine J.
["iuitansfcin. of ihesurn total in Mid list. to-
gether with the charge:- of lev . animate.
tiEllltliE B. H JOHN.
Tits l‘ollccfor. List. of 1m.
Dntcd at Norwnllt, April 19. A. D.. rm.
amfl mi
Noticerwclty‘ Taxes.
THE taxpayers of the ('liy of South Nrrwa'lh
sre hereby nflfllls-tl that. the city tax of
six mills on the uni or. laid on the my aeselr
meat list of lriit. or A city meeting be it at
Art in Hull on Medium street. on the filth day
of March. him. also the library fund tax of
one-quarter mill on the dollardairi at the same
tlrne. will be due and payah'n on the first day
of Way. ml». of Which flmoi will receive the
some at I‘m: ensrrsnr. office. llli Washlnuton
street. Penalty at the rats of nine Moss
cent. It year from May I. will. Will be charaed
on all bill-e remaining unpaid on and after
J one I. ltilt’r.
ROBERT fl. MITCHELL.
Collector of Tessa of the City of Bouth Nor-
walls.
South Norwalkaonn , April Zl. infill.
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cop mo SAUEER
WITH
SOLID SILVER
TRILBY spoou‘
75c.
H. S. ROOD.
it ilsnth lain street. fie. larwsik.
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