mor'oawlmnmnnhm.
. ‘tnadtorasof sels made by
f - Coartiuthesctionof Wit.
M against Lewis Lockwood.
QM avenue. Tallrnsdee Baker,
" trees appointed by the court,
, atpnbiioaucdononlfay'i.at 8
y. the property at 177 Washington
laidps. occupied by William
’asa market.
W Buckingham. of c Betta place,
b employed'by the liianns Electric
, : y. has ‘secured the first prize, a
kept in his salary, for making
tasted transmitter, which far eclipsed
' theta of all the other employees. Bis
relatives and friends in this place are
My proud of his success.
. With the exception of a little patching
d some of the old planks, Contractor
[Bell completed his work yesterday on
the Benedict Farm bridge. The filling
' hofjthecastapproach with earth taken
'Mintlteoldschool house property has
_i~,.'mpletcd, and the bridge is now
practically ready for travel.
The door yard of C. B. Whittaker. on
laple avenue, was entered that night and
a. number- of flowering plants stolen.
among them being ahandsome geranium
In full bloom. He has an idea who the
guiltypartiesareanddesiresths-to re-
turn the plants.
Horace Fisher, of Cove street, who is‘
" W at Fancher’s shoe mauufactory
In lew‘Cananu. wss,wheeling from that
place last evening when, about half way
iron, he punctured the tire of his bi-
oycleand was obliged to finish the trip
on foot. .-
m naphtha launch "Mamie," owned
by Thomas Benedict, Jr., which has
heat lying on the Riverside avenue shore,
mar Ii. Benedict's rmidsnos, all winter,
Is now in the water. and will be gotten
in readine- for the summer campaign.
Andrew Connolly. of Westport, has
taken a position wirthlorist McKay. of
Int Norwalk.; It is said that “Andy" is
a good all around man, and his new em-
ployer will soon learn to appreciate his
many good points.
- leans. Hubbard d:
’ ' Inch
nolds have tak-
f Pasture beech,
. , and will take per
amino tomorrow. Charles Hubbard
waschef at The Knob last season.
’.
ID. Randallaent ’in bids today for
b mruotlon of Chm Episcopal
finish. in New Haven, and a Methodist
church in liddletown.
Frank Underhill, of Fitch street. has
roamed his duties in; Sturtevent’s store,
in South Norwalk. isfter a few days’
Rinses.
Dorian Point will;prohably be formal-
lyopened for the season this week, and
Estrella oars,will soon begin running
fine.
William R. Gilbert, of 20 Pleasant ave-
nue, has accepted a position ' in John
Sohaub’a shoe store in South Norwalk.
u Anilaymondland Charles Boudry,
ofVenandt avenue. are on a business
hip in Springfield, lass.
James Fray and family, of Bridgeport.
epmtBundey with lfr. and lire. James
a. Stevens, Cove street.
Idward Heed, night operator at Wll~
son Point. h sick with tonsilitls.
lbs Nettie Fitch, of lyrtle avenue, is
filing in Bridgeport.
ROW AY'I'ON.
A young son of William Feller, form-
Ub of thisiplacs. died last week at his
‘ home in Brooklyn. Ifr. Falter is princi-
. palofaiargeschoollnthat plece,end a
local preacher of the lethodist Episcopal
finroh. The parents have the sympathy
d many in this place in their severe
affliction. ‘
The railroad company has built a six-
loot board fenos;hetwecn its property
allies of P.3oylston.ths baby car.
' “manufacturer. It has been painted
and is quite an improvement, beside
We the boundaries consider
OW:
lissshoolfsatsgtainmsnt which was
ummmwmmymr
hW'kall. was postponed on so
asset of the unfavorable weather and
flame eatil next Saturday.
has given to
lewmlrmwmota
weaneesonhispropsriynrerltrway-
use.
.Mdsaaltllsdisdthismorslngat
“Module“ new...
it at
meantime events. has an attack
of the measles. V
John Falter is expected here this week
totskspnsssssiouofhls cottage for the
“mm"s . '
Thomas Darling has entertained his
son. Edward Decline.“ wits,of New
York.
litaldal'ltohhastholonrletlflfl.
DAME! AND NOBO‘I’ON.
The case of Matthew Lambert against
William Wetsrscams up before Justice
William B. Willmott. yesterday. A de
tumor was entered and the case was
trausferredto the Bupsrior‘Court. The
accused’s brother, Thomas D. Waters,
of Long Meadow, became surety for his
appearance. furnishing a bond of 01.000.
fiery Boyle came before Justice Schild-
neoht, yesterday. A demurrer was en-
tered, which was overruled, and the de-
fendant was fined 31 and coats. Bhe ap-
pealed, and the case will be tried in the
Superior Court. Representative Lorine-
bury is her hondsman. 5
A horse owned and driven by Thomas
Law, of Stamford, formerly of Dorian,
ran away in this place. Sunday after-
noon, throwing Ir. law out and injur-
ing him quite badly. The vehicle was
wrecked.
Pix-Corporal John Durand will lecture
tonight in the Center school on the sub-
ject "From a Yankee Home to a South—
ern Prison.” There should hsalarge at-
tendancc.
Joseph B. lather and daughter An-
nie have returned from Pennsylvania.
where they have been spending the win-
tar.
hire. B. A. Nichols and Miss Ivy Clark.
of Stanford. have been the guests of hit.
and hire. Smith 0. Kecler.
L. W. True and family, of New York
city. are moving to their summer resi-
dence'on Granny. W
lira. Gaston, or duflord Springs. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Stephen Hall,
LeRoy avenue.
Illness Jennie and Meta Birchud re-
turned yesterday from a week’s visit in
Bridgeport.
Charles Brush and wife are moving
today from this place to Bridgeport.
Mather & Grumman. the grocery men,
have had their store repainted.
W ESTPO RT.
The three games of "forty-five," played
between Westport and Norwalk teams,
at Wil.iam's cafe, last Thursday night.
resulted in victories for the local team.
The prizes were gold headed canes. At
the conclusion of the games, an oyster
supper was served by Henry Burr Nash.
The contesting towns were represented
as follows; Weatport. Thomas Glynn.
Henry Penuoyer. and Thomas Quinlan.
Norwalk. Edward McGrath, Thomas
Hellernan and Patrice Slattcry.
Rev. Kenneth McKenzie. the young
rector of the Ilemorial Church of the
sum, understood to he $200, as an addi
tron to his regular salary.
A meeting of the Saueatuck Tennis
club is called for May 8, at the residence
of President J. Sanford Gregory. It is
the intention of the club to reorganize
for the summer s‘son.
Berry Sherwood. of the West End, has
accepted a position with the Jones Manu-
facturing warpeny. at Not-walk lie as‘
sumed his duties last week.
While riding a bicy ole, Friday night,
Willis Stuart met with a very severe ac-
cident. which resulted in a dislocation of
his shoulder blade.
WESTON.
Miss Edna Bradley, Miss May Hamil-
tlful flowers which decorated the Nor-
ileld church. on Sunday.
Adam Kennel, having purchased the
house and farm of the late Eben Cole.
moved his family there lust week.
The North-id Y. P. hi. C. E. prayer
meeting will be led by Charles Boofleld.
next Sunday evening.
E. L. Deere, and wife, of South Nor-
welk.,ars occupying his father's old place
here for the summer.
lir. and Ira. George Brown will cale-
brateithcir silver wedding on the even-
ing of lay 15.
George Williams and friend. from
Bridgeport. have been guests of Bawley
Williams.
lit. and Ira. O. T. Gregory,“ Can-
nons. spent Sunday with Weston friends.
lira Fannie lorry has entertained
lies Ideals Adams for a few days.
Ilrs. Eben Bitch and Wildman Adams,
have both been on the sick list.
Charles Godfrey, of Cannons. heshese
the [nest of John fltch.
Ira. levy Bturpts still continues in
very poor health.
Norris Andrews is able to he out
again.
,oyatsvslsrlsrwps.
The amount of oysters exported to
lamps for thawssk ending April".
lflmssasfollows: ‘
cleanse.
“tells.
“it.
hale.
a
seams.
n
H
U
a“!
The case of the State against 'lfrs. ‘
Holy Trinity, has been presented with a ,
ton and Eva Willllmd donated the benu- ,
tiff, wuaeminssron thsflswliogland
road. luv. to lssths was killed at the
Front strsst crossing in Hartford in a
oollhion ketwsen his engine and cereal
theOossolidstsd road. The lists Eng.
land train had been given the signal to
mosheedfirith the right of way across
the tracks of the Consolidated road.
In the foreclosure suit of Henry Ken-
nedy against David W. Brooks. at
Hartford, the property was described as
measuring "five chains. thirteen links."
so one could reduce the massemmnt
to feet and inches, and the court adjourn-
ed to consult in arithmetic. Gunter's
chain (tonsils of lOfl‘Iinks, each nteesur
M7Wiuches,a total of four rods or
sixty-six feet.
John Wayne, sf Fewtown. twenty-
two years old, attempted to board a train
at Pompersng station, and fell under
one of the cars. Two of the trucks pass-
ed over his legs, cutting one off just
above the knee and the other just below.
He died.
The retail coal merchants of llew ile-
ven have organized a combine and rev
duosdthcrataoleoelpertoufrom
newton. A further rsductionof the
rstssis promised in consequence of ri-
JM- .MW-.__,_
if a New York millionaire gives a do .
car at 5th avenue and “Meaning
men, which gives 13 people dyspepsia
ora’ Wand finally have topay “Ml
each fosCactus BloodCuru to cure them
whatwonld bathe mving per capita if
thadinnsrsbouhd not he given,thert
being 97 person at the feast!
Inquire at Pleietd‘s drug store. where
you may have the problem eoiml an
get information shoutinctvrs ill. oiCnre
Dow's Tabasco Spit or Deserts Your Life
‘Ul’.
is the truthful startling title of a book
about No-To-Bec. the her-trim, guaran-
teed tobacco habit ours that braces up
nlcotinizsd www.clilu'lmllete the nico-
tine poison, makes weak m gain
strength, vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, as Bio-To-
Bno in sold by B. H. Holster! render a
guarantee or core or money refunded
Co. .
—:
New York or Chicago.
‘ ' children cry for
Pitcher's Gestorla.
Children Cry for
Pitchers coatona.
WhenBabywssslck.wsgaveherCasteris.
thnahomacmhgfltcuiedform
Whenshebecnruemshechmgtom
mmmmmmmm
Children Cry for
Butcher’s cantoria.
fti’l‘i'tl' 'T or NORWALK. as" PROBATE
CUURT. April 29. A. ll, mo.
Whereas. written application has been made
to this court for administrator. or its «rare ~ f
Hannah munch. late of Norwaih, in said
district. deceased:
Ordered. 'l‘hat snlrl application be begun! nhd
determined at the Probate (Men in Swmlk,
on the 7th day of flay, mm. at hm emblems.
noon, and that public notice thereof be given
to all para the interested therein the publishing
this order in a newspaper having articulation
in said District. at lunar. sewn rtlsyr before said
day of hearing. _
t Mia ll. melii'v Milt. 1mm.
mutt utter”:
SillllMEB BIBYGLES
A splendid medium prise wheel
Masons or luv it received since
where. to mmdesmwtth as.
).
momma mamas moor. ‘
Bonk free. Addre- Sterling Remedy A
THE l. I. PllllWITi 00. .
law's This:
We offer One landrsd Dollars reward for
any case of t‘atarrh that cannot be cured
by Bali's Calarrh Cure.
7. J. CHIN" t 00.. hope. Toledo. 0.
Wed)» nudersicnaddiavs known lJ.Cheney
for the last to scars. and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and tin-
ancially able to carry out anyobiigstions made
by their firm. .
West l Tress. Wholesale Drnnirta. Toledo,
0.; Waldln. Klnuan a Marvin. Wholesale
Dmitri-ll. Toledo. Ohio.
Bali's Catarrh Care is taken internally. act.
in: directly upon the blood and our.
faces of the system. Price. lie per bottle. Sold
by all Drumlata. Teetlmt. trials tree.
W
Building Lots
ha crest of Woodward property. ov-
erlooking Sarwalk Harbor: also
a desirable
Shore Lot
at and of inwndas avenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
ll. SWIITZ. I3 Washington 8t.
6. ll. HAIVEV'S
City Employmem igcncy.
Latin and gentlemen desiring competes
[Fly in any capacity can obtain the same
humus seem.
VIIITEII IIIEDIITELY.
A position for a mmostent bookkeeper and
cabana»: also two mar-hutch and German, us
help on gentleman‘s piece.
C. ll. HARVEY.
IlAuVlY‘ti smut arena.
to North Main street. south Norwalk.
m2! l!
"
Taylor a can..."
Real Estate and Insurance.
'Allllfin'ls)! ”BI".
Persons looki foraiotmr house and lot
purchaai . are invited to
.. .. ...., ”we sense“ is:
s 7 us
are. and on can terms. an” if
' cesarean.
FEW reliable- naen to canvass for most
«ample-ts and best known numrlea in
the linitui States. Scandal Indorements. ELL.
Wdhalifltt dr ”Allin. iimheater. N Y iii
a‘ w
FXPZRII’X‘ED Sew York dressmaker.
l W- the at lows-t prim-a by the day or
unit. All the new skirts. sleeves, etc.. for Mar.
Nd "A In. its 361‘. 19 n‘unth Main claret. side
or»! rants a‘. 9 :it
’ "so we:
‘TORE ARI! fiAfiEMEflT, 21 x m. in Satin.
I. sat. Building. Iteut aisle mouth. Apply
at that-earlier. omen.
Vllth' desirable lmrrvzfurnarerange, bat h
1 summary tub-t. hot water, nice yard.
strand location ltumirso of TA YUJII & GOLD-
vli, Washington street. or of owner. 2 Taylor
avenue. near West street. ,. , m tf
(\tlmrtfifinf sir rmmo. Quinlan! avenue
' Apply tut'hurer F. I‘iarit. iirowu ck Wil-
nix'a wire, 1 r is Quiet ml awhile. Apr ‘33 if
Ctr‘l’i when." \laple um: and Franklin
armor. s rmms A” mutant improv».
meat... I: quire"! t). E. Wilson. st if
x llibhlr‘s Mock. errand their, one list of
sight connecting forum In one or two srrnall
familieo. or suitahi- for pillow. Mauiushle
rent. Martians: hall on fl ird flour suitable
in» lodge mom or for light manufacturing
we; J IRVISU llllii‘llji. at. i‘erris‘
on“. ltd Washington street. apr ill lw
“Willi pan of tenement at Scull! Marshall
1 street. inquire“; evening of Dr. Emily
l’arrlse. elf: tf
t II't'WD fir-or ll vmme. So. ii Toiiee street: 5
t tramps No. Iii i'ollm alfm'l. trailer in and
If“ “new. A‘pxlr f0 TA YUIR k HOLDEN:
”adults it. K P". R! West street. ail) tr
Sfl'tlfilt film, so. 77 “'Mtlhtll‘d avenue.
sent their rmms. wood floor. it) Union
alllI’L mt Clint-mm». firmuls No. (if Wood
went avenue. rent alt. Apply to it- A. W001)-
Witilll. l. if
[’03 SALE.
10 l'l’Alih‘. on ills-news] Menus and house
and bent on tirm’e ruin-s4. Apply to Ii. ll.
earthworm. i1 (irons sir-em. Mull] Norgul‘k.
ap .
s.. W... a. .._...._.m-._... ..
Clmmifi‘i ASH itl'lLIllhifi um. Cob
terms on (militant avenue. six minus
mvh. Karly new and in maid condition.
tiara-l improved building lotulwirahlblocaml.
Terms-sf. Appiyw muscle B mil”.
‘itn tnvonfounhs m an acre of .
:r lnqnivaof s u. tittEItWOUD
Ilium strut. math liorwaik. Conn. In!) if
“81'.
‘-llA.aha horas.hiiodinons e:
”2'91“." .i“"....~".::.. fi'i‘i‘fi‘il‘"
I I ,
“riff?” 'l‘at avenue. donut limelk.
has. all)“
Hottest; and t. with barn. at Wiuulpadk.
and
W
“its""ém.
Till:
P B. O P E R T Y
, OFT“! LA“
13 U R R N A 8 ii,
West avenue. of
Ola rarest. flat“ Its-timings.
' ‘ n knees.
1WD H. mm . b “Meryl?"
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MUSIC LESSON 8
la Iasls, Installs, Violin and
‘ liter
‘ Bflflliilllllllh Milli)". Will 29
TONIGHT,
"lie lightning, Roll lgenl,"
Russell's lyceum
Theatre Company,
Ill IEfEllTlllllE .
STANDARD Pillllllllllllllls.
Popular prices.-ll’o.mc and file. Reserved
seats on sale at ’l'orullnson’s and Gregory's.
Change of hill nishtl at. am
MARINE SOCIAL
-—WI'I‘H—
SONGSOFTHESEA
on board the good ship '"DAUNTLESS."
50. NORWALK CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, TUESDAY, APR. 30.
Entertainment by the cabin passengers and
crew an bells (8 p m) Twenty of Norwalk’s
best singers laud ln-trurueutulists will partici-
gats. Admit-s on in concert 26c More. served
sailor lmies in lower- cabln. before and
a ter concert. 15c. v.23 1w
Hoyt’s Opera House
Silllilllll ll’ll'li. Mil 4.
EVERYONE”! FAVORITE.
Mr. Edward Hdrrigan
And his New York (Tampa y. Management
of M. W. Henley. All the 0 favorites.
r. John Wi d. Miss Hattie Moore.
bliss Emma Pollock.
r. Harry Fisher. Miss Lillian Smart.
r. Harry M. Wright.MiseMarjorie Teal.
Mr. Geli'ge Merritt. Mlss Cora Marsh.
Mather-lee McCarthy. Mr. Charles Culley.
Mr. llnn iiurle‘, Mr. Edward Mack.
Mr. William “est. Mr. Dave Braham. Jr.,
Mr Mich. oi Kearney. Mr W. H Gunning,
bits. Annie Yeaumnrs. Mr. John Flynn.
I’ll“ otlm. s, in Mr. liarrigan‘s Grout Comic
RY.
T11 E MAJOR
with Dave Brnham's nrluinal music.
All “it: ecrm'rt‘. Original Songs. Dances.
Comic Mluutinns.
Heats on Sale at. Plalsted‘s and Greeory's
Drug Stores.
M
fir. Joseph Spur-its.
M
Iti’l'
l
llOTlCE.
Wrruur l‘m'rtcrt.
) Summon Form.
vs Fairlield Count v
Llwrs lmvxwoon. et. al.‘ February iii. lath.
Pursuant. to a decree of sale made in the
above entitled action by the Superior Gunmen
February "5th.. 1895. the subscriber. a commit-
tee appu ntad by said Court to unite said sale.
hereby gives notice that he will sell at public
sur- ion on or near the premises on the first
Tuesday of May (May 7th). 18%. at three
o’clock in the alter noon. the following de-
K‘l’lbt d real estate. vie : 'l‘hm certain tract of
lanri.wlth the buildings thereon standing. situ-
.istsrl in the city of South Norwalk. on the
Washington Street Bridge. 50 tailed. bounded
nortlxrriv byallneten feet southerly of and
larallel with the said Washington Street
ridge. eaelerly and muthcrly by land now or
formerly r f Edward 1‘. Whitney. and westerly
by land now or formerly of George H Bell. he-
lng sixty be: wide at the front and rear i-nd
It will pay you to visit Bridgeport and do
your shop oz for yourself or boys. You have
a largers it to selectlrom. You have lower
prices qu ted.quallty and make considered.
on huvc‘your car fore paid you on all I! pur-
chases an over. You‘i sold the outlet: and
see all the Newest Up-tu ate Spring and
Summer Clothing. Furnishings and Hats.
MEIGS & CO.
STURTEVANI‘ BUILDING.
827 Mrsln our. Bank BL. Bridgeport. 0t.
fiotloe: City Taxes.
THE taxpayers of the City of South Norwalk
are here iy notified that the city tax of
six mills on the richer. laid on the city assess-
ment list of 1894, at a city meeting he d at
Ariun Ball on Madison street. on the 28th day
of March. 1895. also the library fund tax of
one-quarter mill on the dollerduld at the sumo
time, will ‘5’ due and payable on the first day
of Way. 189:). at which time! will receive. the
same at ‘I‘rrs Sun-riser. ottlce. lld Washinutnn
street. Penalty at the rate of nine (ii) per
cenha year from May 1. lddd. will be chatted
on all bill-t remaining unpaid on and after
June 1. 1896.
ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
Clollectnr of Tints of the City of South Nor-
we .
South Norwalk. Conn , April 23. 1395.
3% 3
CUP AND SAUCER
WITH
SOLID SILVER
TRlLBY SPOON
75c.
H.“ S. ROOD,
lit South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
u-l tf
- i
MUSIC HALL
mu scion].
Open Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. Pur-
clusters of wheels receive instructions free.
H.R.BIILKLEY&L'
52 South Main St"
AGENTS [OR
Stearns and Keating.
one hundred and lltty fort in depth. Terms
cash.
'l'ALLMADGE HA KER.
i‘omlnllts-e as aforesaid.
Datedaf Norwulkd
gElmnre and lxon Bicycles
his will day ofAvril. with. g Bicycles from 350 up. Wheels rented and
s29 lw . repaired. in
A Ills
TRY
LARGE LOAVES
BREAD
THE nu
CITY HOTEL, so.
runes: {momenta Bronchitis. Asthma.
onerous
film! They Agree to Treats.
They point out. locate and describe every
clearly and explicitly than has ever been done
the patients can themselves:
incipisccy. primrose and termination.
list only will caller: be surprised
mocks explanation of every call no and
6'.
below an
SIT 1
last yin-or i791 mm on re 1
are!” it Thu! You do It’
WALL H
Ills ABOVE
D I
medium; "l.2¥‘i‘li“ilht‘..‘llb““‘““
unwind by these ”courts. .
nouns. s a tr until a r it.
lama
if
REGULAR Bl-MONTH
b any physicians on earth. a; ll
they understand and explain a disrase at aslancs alutt histories its
*mm ii
are ill. or this
sun’s Hill anus,
Vienna, Parker House and Graham.
0F HOME-MADE
5 cents.
LY VISI
T-
Ni x .
B «L MtDiBl
l('ir.\n'rlltrp Arm lm‘ouvmurru 1w Hr-rrmr.M.-ror Leorsmrtrs Ji'lill”. will.)
WILL Aitltlvlc Arm OPEN AN OFFICE AT
NORWALK, CONN.
Wednesday, May 8, l895,
llsmeinlng for two llsys.
Epilepsy. Nervous Exhaustion. Rheumatism.
tspepsla, Constipation and Absolutely Guarantee livery Case of Consumption
These Doctors have been most aptly termed .
The World’s (dreutent Exports.
pain and disagreeable feeling more fully.
ache.
better than
N0 PERSON SHOULD DOCTOR ANY FURTHER OR TAKE ANYMORE
MED! 'INE BEFORE CONSUTING THEM.
a I disease, til i
.3333}:.‘ll'i‘li’il‘bdl’i‘lufifillu. .m. whim”;
new. ( nmuum [gloss itationalrtreatmsm up on to 333% a”: of the trouble. giving almost lav ,
mm "mm“ '3 .‘l’fitnfil .‘. 3&3?qu When PERIANENT court
These doctors wish it distinctly tlwleretoml that the
aefl'lllg the riuht to relmt any case til it in first judam
At. urns prior stage
."'......' a“ '-.tt.‘re“ltbl°..r..W.
II 0
These cases were probably all norm
.. Milo. unlitlai'iiiil‘niii'llliillicit
um claw.
doors lat emu Disease-god ita- I,
lonal systemW3 discovers-t.g .form and
Bundaya closed.
Gillian. GINO” I‘OR Till "A“ 0' consumer:
momma“-
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new 3....-.
m‘ n ._ i
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3“ “All. HTBIII‘,
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ill.“ this W 1'0 ran sarcomas omen. ‘ ‘
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