‘ I .
. ‘ push a Dsly have be-
,1, ,giortheahutmeat oaths
' corner at Washington street.
‘ Thomas Hunt placed another
“I 0MB. .7. Wadhnms’ in".
Mint» it was quietly m.
. Wheaties supper ct Calvary
climb will he held tomorrow
, . lathe Quintsrd block on Knight
The ones of State against Harry Cage,
in mounting a house of ill isms. came
up this morning, but was adjourned for
, .ons month. ‘
ydWaareselllng candy very low. F.
1.. lane. .
I lorwalk Lodge. No. 2,081. G. U. 0. 0
' I. will hold a fair May 22 and 28, in the
hall of the Colored Social club, 10 Water
finest, llorwnlk.
A local carpenter is figuring on getting
ontthe material for eight hundred or
one thousand one-story houses for the
hail-n government.
. The employees of the Norwalk and
loath Norwalk Electric Light company
are removing some or the dead poles
about South Norwaik, today.
-—Don’t fall to see our extensive line of
pocket books and bags from 25 cents,
upward, at It. 5. Smith'.
Some of the members '0! Concord
Divinon. B. of T., will attend a meeting
at Wsatport lodge, tomorrow night. A
Won from linnehnhn' Divison will
also be present.
The Germanin Ewngerbund will give a
'Vortragsabend in their hall, Monday,
lay 18th. The programme will be un-
der thedirectton of Lender Karl Diehl,
and promises to he a first-class one.
Yesterday the House of Representa-
tives elected Jeremiah Tierney, formerly
a batter in Norwalk. but now a lawyer
in Greenwich, associate judge of the her
”ugh court in thatlplace.
—Wnnted—-—A:competent skirt maker.
Apply;2l,llain'_street. Norwalk.
E. 'l'. Baler. of Darien, advirtises his
Crystal Wave ice in this issue, which he
will deliver in this town at twentyfive
cents a hundred to families, or at whole-
sale. .3 a ton; also wood sawed and split
fl very ',low prices. See advertisement
in soother coin Mr. Bates will run
a nily after May 10.
" W , star Clary. the mason who wasnccus-
' 'adof assault and breach of the peace in
breaking out the large plate glass at
David Kelly's ssioon on Water street.
’lendednotlguilty this morning before
. ' Jutiesiflmith. The accused has engaged
Colonel Frost to defend him, and as the
latter was out ofjtown. the case was ad.
journed until '.Saturday morning. Clary
tarnished a cash bond of 325 for his ap-
psnrsncs at that time. ,'
-—A fullzline ofiRustie linings, two faced
nflesina,jpercnliner, ,hair cloth, etc , from
10 csntsa yard upwards._:at ll. 8. Smith’s.
an. executive committee of the Fair
lid County Teachers' association met
with Chairman ,1me yesterday after-
noon and perfected arrangements for the
county conventionifor Friday and Satur.
fly. Appearancrs indicate that a very
large number of the teachers of the en-
Ufl county will he in attendance, owing
h the very excellent programme and re.
duction of railroad rates. All sessions of
finoonvsntion are public. and the corn
unity are cordially invited to attend.
-Psrmit us to call your attention to
the (act Lthat:thla is May 1, and the pro-
" time to move. {Why not improve the
opportunitm moving in with Samuel
Oomstcck. Jr. Fairiicld avenue, this ev-
‘Oning‘? ThegKing's Daughters of Trinity
Church will he there to receive you, and
promise you a “sociable" time, and will
nurtnin you withjdeiicaie refreshments,
Ionic nndothsr attractions. This a
- 'nsral invitation, and you will beple -
I! it you accept it.
nowarros.
The funeral of Miss Anna Rilo, w
died yesterday at the home of her broth-
«on Iain street, will be held tomorrow
altsrnoon at 3 o'clock. from her late
Innis. ‘
The l'airvlew House is undergoing rs-
pntrs. numsrous changes .heing roads to
ts intsrior.
DANE! Alli) NOROTON.
‘t‘hs liorwalk Tramway company has
.saudthsrlght of way through private
m. beginning at the Raymond
Ind. and through the land of Ira.
MW.Autin,rsnchiugthshigh-
. "menswear“
I. . lists-isolator ies this mason
toisudisstortwsstyauvssssts
. anrflntouatwhols-ls. Es
'dtoalfiwoodiuhlochsforteneordmr
' “stunned. Bahassnndln to
“Milli-5 , ll. ‘
Mauritius surprised .
”Mainlinataishomsonlaia
'M ‘lhemmdonwassrsrysnjoyn-
”natural. is time bring spat in
.1“
Nand the mother of his rm- siiiillms ar-
loidlrrs'lsnw. m his year
lay i. this: ,stay have he has
nasadealsvaseileieat triads who wll
sincerely Mu “plenum. '
The suit tar Whoagflbytho
widower teammate-tor. Ir.
Bantamhnstssndssidsdin tavorstths
railroadmsitwasfeasd death was due
to his own easslsssnas.
IoailayIJiiill 0. Xavier jot Club
sacs leodsid'sdog "lsjor,"al mt
of oldngs. The dog willhagrastly
missed bytasshtlilrsnhsre. nshswss a
great piano-g thou.
Barry Bases,“ flaw YM,WN has
charge of digging the arterial wallet
Great Islandnrrtvsd hers londaynnd
work will he tanned thera- altar a delay
of several month.
An inmate oi the Wists? Home.»
the name'ot Gabe. sightyJonr years at
age, has been granted a pension at $1.:
261. He is the happiest arse in the
Home.
Patrick licNaaaill, ol the Soldiers?
Home, died Friday morning at puns:
monis, and was buried in Spring time
cemetery Saturday alteration.
S. Kaila sonata having a m gold
sign made for their breasts ntsat m
in Dr. Payne's block at Newton ”sights
Miss Hattie Tilly la mnits‘tiehat her
home with typhoid fever.
- J. D. Crimmias is expected in town
Thursday.
NEW Climatic
Mr. and Mrs. Cheri‘s! Frank and fanri
iy. of Norwalk, are guests at lira.
Frank's parents in this plies:
Stephen Eoyt's am will rebuild at
once the harmed oarpsntsrsboprsssatly
destroyed by Era.
._ .. _..._...MM.MW
At the meetings! Ventilato- Lady,
last night. two candidates were initiated.
Mrs. lisry E. Taylor, Ira. Homer
Clark, E. 8. Taylor and W. 1‘. Willow
were appointed d'el'egatesto the sorrow
ton to he held with the C'rwbnry lodge
on Monday.
Fred Smith. of Broad itivsr. line purl
chased the Thomas Mwi’or piece and
will occupy the property. I
Washington Lodge will hold ascent!
Friday night with lites listen Adm.
The Cranbury Church society hold a
business meeting Monday any“
Cottage prayer meeting with i). A,
Fiiiow, Friday night.
W. El. Eloyt died this moriilnmagsd
sixty-five years.
Frank Blake has lbft the employ at E
L Gregory.
Miss Carrie E. Gregory lathe guest of
her sister.
Hrs. Frank Club isoni Iberian list.
STORIEBV O‘i‘ THE MM]!
James Farrsii. the Elissa-Jeannie! son
of Mrs. Mary Farrell. a widow living on
Grand street. Bridgeport. was terribly
injured last evening while stealing a ride
on the Berkshire division at site Consult
dated road. While the car was in no?
tion and young Farrell clinging to a talk
dot on the side of the car he was struck
by a switch by the side at the track and
pulled ed the car. His face was [right
fully lacerated and all! thrills on raw
right side of his body were battles» "0‘
also sustained a iraotuir'edi chiller bone
The injured boy was removed to the
Bridgeport general hospital. lie will! not
live.
J udgs Prentice has handhrl down a do.
cision in the suit oi Samuel! Minimum!
Meriden. against the Maritime mm
Railroad company. rend-ring helmet
for the plaintiii' to recover $2,250 and
cost. Mitchell was riding, in one at the
defendant‘s oars when» in was run into
by another car belonging to the ow
pnny. His right leg war hroheai and he
was otherwise injured so- tltae he wise
confined to a hoppitwli tor flourmew wash
He sued the road to recover some dean
ages.
Edward W. Flatton. s; jewslky‘ dim
mer, is very low Willi typhoid lever at
the hospital in l‘l‘artfordt il‘iv hm been:
frequently visited? by Miles claim, a
daughter of Calvin: Timmy, n jinwsliiv at
Manchester. Ever since his arrival to
Hartford, u fow mouthed-gov. he hnwpimv
ed as a single man. Yesterday liiir Wi‘tt‘
rivldtgsm Londonviil’s. 01 lie distorted
her ah t two years ago
The nil'airs of the“ wracked Pleat Na
tionsi Bank. at Willamette, are m
in. a normst condition. Ina-hut
Dooley and Cashier cremains use.
into a strict diodes. The only ”at
that lie. Cuivsritouss- has state is thus
terns any facts harem» Me has»
lodge he mono reason why the m
tors should not be paid in lull
‘l'hs Newlsliii sellout on W are
nus. Bud'sport, has been sir-II by
Superintendent Deane by wisest its
Board of lash. Over twenty-Iva
cases of sunrise tavern-vs Is- Maser
sd within “past.“ and recalls-ta
was lsarsd. The closing at the attest
shun out over mm
Attsr titty-an :saaarassivs years at
ssrviss as rssssv at Christ “a.
Orssnwisa. fis- her. I i I'm
ass-m to an atom lan—
day nesahg. U. I'm kW
3
l‘
a.
nanny life and
wastedtoastuhuity.
Jobnflsrroa. as losses man. was
tahsntotlahcapstnlntliddietownfrom
Bestiary. flsbashma roar-fingernail!
severalwsatsaediinagiocdtbat hewas
cont-WWW” kill some we-
use.
”HIM. “0901103313.
Iota. “thalamus whieh nus-sin
I'm uninterested.
An appreciative audience witnessed
the "mention of ”the Lightning
ital! Agra "’ at the lorwaik Opera
flm,Mokht Harry 1' Adams.ns
“llama.” the agent. was immune. [ls
isaconrsdianoi merit. its appears is
thatcspeeiiy in all of the plays through-
out the work. The other members of
thscompaay were up to a high stami-
nrd ot‘ «realism. Tonight the piece
presented will lie ”Lynwmd.” The cast
includeethacntireoompsrty.
“the Major," local vaudeville in three
note, by Edward flmiaan. the music by
Dave Bruits-s. willbapreaentrd by the
lemon and always welcome Barrigan
company. at tioyt's Opera Roses. Satur-
day night. Monastic: “the Major”
the brat:play tlsa clever outlier ever
mots. And also “lsjor “streamer"
thirst character Warm played.
Geothiaglseartaia. the revival of the
comedy has been a great aucem in Near
Yorknwdiahaoked {or the entire year
anthem. All the old fart-rite! are
still with the W. the principals
being John Wild, Joesph Sparta. linrry
P‘m,,(is\vrgo Irwin. Charles F. air.
Carthlenrry Wright. Cherries Cofley.
Dave Brianna, Jr. ”at! Butte. lira.
Annie Yeoman. liar [lame lime,
Ilsa Emma Pellet-t. an. Lillian Stew-
nmnad the popular ditit‘ctm and com.
m1. insta- More.“ the wiy Ed-
ward Barrios:- himself.
Stern Variant-67m tall are that you
twenty daughter and wish to marry her,
But how do you expect to iiroun [800 a
you? lacing Swain -0 a come, now,
your m more to awn tour that!
it is M to am thelogir: of» situation
Mao-ember fellow is oncoming it.
"Wynmhiiod can Iitimn large
family 3'“! wayside beggar. “And
how may children have you. unfortu-
aatom?"astssi a lady in great mn-
es-ra. " [low can i tell. mam? [can‘t
”'00:-.. -
8.. ll. live/rm», prob. Enquirer. of lire
m, last. flatten: Last week on: hula
.a’rl unanimously one we hate.” taken
rich with camp. .tfnertwodma failed
waivers“ and ii!» was hanging on n
more thread we tried One armors (laugh
like and its life was shared. 0. A.
“new & tie. and iii. CL litiilsuo.
tin Blow You: misty-am- greens on»
mraebti‘smmdflthmmeostm
WM» whm 5am lit pimple dywin
udtissaapenple ”erratum indoo
ra‘ billions] My have to pay 35.00
adiaaleiiwdifara-wcmthem
“were“ to this ”duper aspiin if
its dial” sauna not he town. there
flatwormmr
imprints atmsmwrm. where
min ”have tine Washed nail
mIManml“mi’hoiCure
“timely“ or “at. Year “to
Arab].
isthatrwtbfel «autism title of a book
about Muller. the “ultimatum-
tsedtolwamo Wit «as that More up
W Wmaiiaiuim‘the nico-
tiara yum. when week an gain
mW.W~Mmhw-A. You run
emphasized or Mannie! ma.“ lie-To-
B’miasitfl by £11.”.st Modern
We to m or may reinstated
limb from. Mom Mailing B-uuedy
(for. ,. ’4", “0“ «it (View.
children Cry for
Pitchers Cartons.
Children Cry for
Pitchers corrode.
”Mummmwm
mnmsmasmwm
”flwnflehum
“fllflM‘aWM
Children Cry for
Pitchers cantons.
tiltiil. strait“:
mum. A film 3' ”on.
Communications-will misfit.
SIIEO aid ”LIT U000
unma- A meal. 07AM.
Mean
ilttflim m
barman-imam“
54"“pr
m‘mmu
r. r. Barns. ,
Isads at Depart-ants or the Consolida-
tsl will Attend the centers-es.
President Chariss P. Clark and seven
other officials of the Consolidated road.
who are at the heads of some of the
most important departments, are making
preparations just now for a trip abroad,
says the New Haven Register.
President Clark is one of the delegates
t r the International Railway Conference.
which will hold a big convention in Lon-
don during the latter part of May and
the scheme which is now on foot, and in
fact is well under way, is that these ofii
cia's will accompany the president for
the purpose of attending the conventiin
and increasing their knowledge of their
business. It was learned that the men
who are to go are those to whom the
president thinks the knowledge gained
by such a trip would be of immense ad-
vantage to their business. The arrange-
ments for the voyage are very nearly
completed and in a few days the party
will start.
It was hinted that the trip’might take
in some at the big railroad systems of
England, but this report could not he
vertiiied because President Clark was out
of town.___~
How's 'l‘hla!
We other One Hundred Dollars rewnrd for
any case of Catnrrh that cannot be cured
by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY a 00., Props“ Toledo, 0.
Weaha undersigned.have known F.J.Cheney
for the last is years. and believe him periictly
honorable in all business transactions and tin-
anclnlly able to carry out an y obligations made
by their firm.
West & Trunx. Wholesale Drnggists. Toledo
0.; Waldln. Kinnnn & Marvin. Whole
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall‘s Catnrrh Cure is taken lnternall
lug directly upon the blood and mu
faces u! the a) stern. Price. 751‘ per
by all DrusgIata. Testimt Iii ‘
r
‘
Building Lots
on crest of Woodward properly. ov-
Shore Lot
at end of Lourdes avenue. For
Particulars APPLY TO
0. HAITI. 03 Washington St.
c. n. anew“
City Employment Agency.
Ln-iles and gentlemen desiriti‘g competent
bvlp In any capacity can obtain the name at
the above agency.
WANTED IMHEDIITELV.
A position for a competent bookkeeper and
units-man; also turn (-nm-hureu and German. as
help on gentleman‘s place.
0. ii. HARVEY.
nam‘n’a sum: noun.
70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
ma! if
F H.
1
Taylor a: and...
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHING")! B'l‘llll'l'. '
Persons looking tornlot.or house and lot
with the view 0 vurchnsln .are invited to
call and enunine our list. a have them for
sale in every partof the city at rsaaonabis
prions and on enav terms. all! tf
I ”won altars.
THE
P R 0 I’ E R T Y
UFTIIE LATE
BURR NASH,
West. street. and liayvlnw avenue. head of
Clay street. Anont :iii torn lturiugu,
1
his)! , sit .
JACOB I. LAY'l‘UN. ii Railroad Place.
- stillw
MUSIC lessons“
In Banjo. Mandolin. Violin and
Guitar,
in Booth Norwnlk. at 17 Day street. every
wind” :voningaggrflpnrtlculars call at
w “m ”m n. 1.. snnasrtan.
agitator-d. Conn.
liiilmvhlnin'fi FURNISH t). are In
muddlhlghmdsblcyclaa.
8TOIIMEO BICYCLES
WM-W“
Inst. i‘. MILW-
on. Hoist.
ONE WEEK,
COMMENCING l0l0ll. "fill 20
TONIGHT,
"LYNWOODJ’
Russell’s lyceum
Theatre Company,
Ill liEPEilTfllllE
STINDMID 03000011008.
Popular priest—10mm: and tile. Reserved
seats on sale at. 'l‘omiinsou's and Gregory's.
Change or bill nightl . , no
Hoyt’s Opera Hoot;
SATURDAY IIi'il'G. Mil 4.
EVERYONE‘S FAVORITE.
Mr. Edward Harrigan
And his New York Company. Management
of M. W. Ilnnley. All the old i'nvm lies.
Mr. John Win. Miss ilnttie Moore.
Mr. Joseph Sparks. Miss Emma Pollock.
Mr. Harry Fisher. Miss Lileian Stuart.
Mr. Barry M. WrightMissMaanrie Teal.
Mr. George Merrill. Miss Cora Mari-h.
MLCharIes McCarthy, Mr. i'harie- Culley.
Mr. llan Burt», Mr. Edward Mack.
Mr. William \i eat. Mr. Dave Braham. Jr..
Mr. Miclincl Kearney. Mr W. H Gunning.
Mrs. Annie Yeamans. Mr. John Flynn.
(and othe;a. in Mr. Hatrigan'a Great Comic
ay.
TIIE MAJOR
with Dave Brnharn‘s original music.
All the scenery, Original Songs. Dances.
Comic altnai inns.
Seats on Sale at Plnlsted‘s and Gregory’s
Drug Stores. n17
liMlIiE.
WILLIAM (‘m‘ucrL
[Summon l‘onu‘r.
\ a Falriield Countv.
LEw181.0i‘KWOOD.et. al.I February is, 1811')
Pursuant to a decree of sale made in the
above entitled amino by the Superior Court.on
February loll... W5. the subscriber. a enormit-
tee appointed by said Court to make said sale.
_ hereby gives notice that he will sell at publiv
am innuuor mar llltr premises on the first
Tuesday of May (May 'i'lhi. iblt'r. at three
o'clock in the nilunmin. the foltou'ing de-
scribed real estate. vii. : Thu! certain tract of
lan‘d.witlr the buildings thereon Mondinu. situ-
ated in the (-in or South Norwalit. on lbs
Washington blrut‘t Bridre. so called. boundul
northerly bynllue ten eel southerly of and
arailel with the raid Washington Street
ridge. easterly nul southerly by land now or
formerly of Edward T. Whitney. and westerly
by land now or formerly of ileorge ti Bell. be-
ing sixty inst wide at it!“ front and rear and
one hundred and titty feet in depth. Terms
cash. 7
TALLMADGE BAKER.
Comililtw as sinusoid.
Dated at NOYWIIlelie rim: day of Angina
W
WP‘ AREOFFERINGAFINECLAS“0F
‘1 HiiRShS. liUl'l‘I'I) Til ALI. l’L‘H-
FUSES. FRllM UENTLEMEN'H DRIVERS
Ti) lil-IAV‘t WORKERS. PRICES EX-
TREMELY LOW.
M.H.PARSON&
BROOKSIDE FARM.
TRY
Vienna, Parker H
LARGE LOAVES
BREAD
It will on you to "all. Bridge rt and do
your ehopp on for yourself or boys”,0 You have
a larger stool: to select trout. You have lower
{fines quoteo.quality and make considered.
on have our car (are paid you on all “pur-
chases an over. Yon'i enjoy the outing and
see all the Natural. Unto-date flprlng and
Summer Clothing. Furnishings and flats.
MEIGS o oo.
srUnrsvam BUILDING.“ .
827 Main our. Bank 8L, Bridgeport. (it.
Notice: City Taxes.
‘HE taxpayers of the City of South Norwnlk
are hereby notified that the city tax of
six mills on the (lol'ar, laid on the (:in assesr
mom list of last, at. a city meeting he d at
Arion Hall on Madison street. on the 28th day‘
of Murcll.139.'r. also the library fund is: of
one-quarter mill on the dollar. aid at the same
time. will be due and payable on the first day
of May. liliin. at which timeI will receive the
some at Ins: Summer. office. 116 Washington
street. Penalty at the rate of nine (inner
cent.a your from May 1. 1806, will be charged
on all bills remaining unpaid on and after
June 1. Hill's.
ROBERT C. MITCHELL.
w(‘lokliector of Taxes of the City of South Nor—
a
swim Norwalk. Conn . April 21. 1mm 3'
M
CUP AND SAUCER
WITH
SOLID SILVER
TRILBY SPOON
75c.
H. 8. R000,
16 South Main Street. 80. Norwnlk.
‘ n1 tf
*—
mueicflriALT
BIBLE scHunL.
"I ‘ 5.. . «if... ..
Open Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. ,
Chasers of wheels receive instructions fl“;
H.R.BIILKLEY&I}0.
52 South Main St.
AGENTS FOR
Siearns and listing.
Elmore and lxon Bicycles .
I
I
I Bimr'Ics from 3'10 up. Wheels rented and I
reoirmi. m I
_ ‘
MEAD’S HOT ROII8,
cone and Graham
OF HOME-MADE
5 cents.
<.\:\ ..
notions 0
CITY HOTEL, so.
‘I'Illll.’
”"010!“
(ill!!!
I
They tyres in Treats
clearly and smile tly than has over
the patients can t sslvrs: ihsr
inriplsr-oy. progress and termination.
MEDICINE HE‘FORE
Not only will callers be surprised at thsi
cont-be explanation of
now. common sense Rational treatment goes to
stnnt mist. and in all pa that have um i
year tint seen so
rs mind. A
Bro to it That You do mi Delay ion unity
LI. WHO VISIT iii ~‘-
ammonites”? m
Hellman answer. a.
all!
the wane
‘7‘. I“ “In!
sonnets
, r ““2!
RE GULAR Bl-MONT
((‘iuiiraittn AMI llit'iliil‘ilitii’lli M Fl'lfii'l-ll.At‘Tlll‘ i antitrust-re Jrrtniii. ml.)
WILL ARRIVE AND (WEN AN llFFli‘l'Z AT
Wednesday, May 8, I895,
Remaining for two bays.
Catarrh. Bronchitis. Asthma. Epilepsy. Normans Exhaustion. Rheumatism.
lhepegela. Constipation and Absolutely unaraoios Ktsfy Cass ot Consumption
'i'hsss Doctors have been most aptly termed
The World’s (:ri-
'i'hey point out. locate and dermis every ache. pain and disagreeable hells. more to
been done by any better
understand and explain a diseassst a .lanes and hinted.
NO PERSON SHOULD DOCTOR ANY FI’RTIIER "I? TAKE ANY NOR.
be”
every can-h and lfivflh but at the narration» rapidity wiih'whtzafi
, mead
A l’ Br (71'. allelic!) I Milt .
'l'hessdocims wish it distinct: nndsrsinooihntthey wiiinotials incurable
rvlng the right to reject any easi- hat in thsiv Judgment has pnsaed into rhv- train 7 a I
first t wirno prior stays there nasss wsrsproba y an ,
rav-
ova our in. stool
Igeleé‘thb etsiic‘ls ABSOLlii i.
am...” ”mi.” in...” 9me
mmrsmm‘ worries.
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HLY vise.
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iIIill 4L M’ DICIIE.
NOItWAm, CONN.
BA
renter-t. Experts.
physicians on earth. nu
CONS U TING T11 EH
r wonderful ltuowiedaeof disease i
the very sent or the trmthia. giving at
l i r
fishnet” coat:
a
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Wm. cites.
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