1W ‘ F . decal. m by the “Kind Word” ‘dele. . “t Tuesday evenlmp . “Justice Curtis to show cause why ,. “be”, with buildings. L A“. u ’a De u'm": "Mature, Norwelk. 8' Jacob Hempler will lecture in the G. 1.8. Hell, Norwelk, next Tuesday "night, for the benefit of the Women’s L'Mhmeasedaboutemnym en- My Evening net’s‘r‘taiatd tenight by lira. Whist club sin- Commlssionsr John 8 Bay histowotoday. Hewiliretorn #Wflsgtaothlssfsarnoon. null st Drasohes’p for your sea food. My’s summer-like weather again eottheopen cars on the trolley h and settbe street sprinklers in solution " 1—” doe. strictly fresh eggs at 18c "The can... Rule circle of King's W are giving a musical at the Norwslk mCongregetional parsonage this ~0peoing of peraaois tomorrow at the Mei Corpsof Buckingham Post. ~8esd our edv. today. N. 11'. store. TheCennl Union of King’s Daughters .‘wllhold its lay meeting tomorrow at 4 o’clock, in the Norwelk Congregational —lopput'siextre Rochester Bock beer as draught tomorrow, at J. Linxweiler’s. In. Hall. the pool expert of Norwalk, Ilerrive home to marrow noon. com- “ direct from Cincinnati. His friends In preparing to give him a cordial re- caption. -All the new things in ladies’ calico 'wna, cheap, out. 8. Smith’s. Planar Hook and ladder company wll hold its regular monthly practice The members will eppeeretbcedqnarters in uniform ooat and cap at 7:30 p. m. —Roeet lamb, 8c. New York Market. The committee appointed to select the books for the new of the Sunday First Congregational m, will meet this evening with [its lay-cod. on Knight street. Dongl- Powler Post, Woman's Relief amps, will hoidafairend dancein the Grand Army Hell, Washington street bridge, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri lay nights, Hey 13, ill and 17. -Coflee with cream, 5c cup, at lane’s. Jasmine Rose is in Bridgeport, to-day he should not change his record in the “of State vs. lde Hoyt, for frequent- “ the Booth house. recently raided. —sco don. strictly fresh eggs at 181: else, at P. D. Lawton’ . memthe lodges of Norwalk fll South Norwalk were present at a “gust given by the Westth division, Inset Temperance, last night, at which steam charter was formally present— ed to them. ~ ~10! mmbcend 10c plate.G.Cunm‘s. The farm belonging to the estate oi m lewlor, et Crenbury, was sold. year-roe» through Mitchell's real estate may, to Frederick Smith, of Broad fiver. The farm consists of twenty- a-Nllpport’s extra Rochester Bock beer O draught tomorrow, at J. Linxweiler‘s. A meeting will be held at the Y. II. C. A. rooms, next Why night, for the m of organizing a baseball club, nempoeed of succiation members. Some u may also be taken looking toward the nearing of grounds for lield sports. Am Italian laborer employed on the aflroed work by Bhipmen a Duly, was taken to the Norwaikmospltauast night, where he wascpereted upon by Dr. W. 0. Me. Jr.. for cellulitus of the hand_ fee shoe-e wsee'eryziargo and painful J“ narrate blue-fish at Drescher’s. Whom,“ the Norwalk Y. I.O.A.,wlllgo to;.lonnd Beech next M to deliver an address in the WWthemembersof theCon- !. P. I. C. 1!... who willesle- ”mammal theirorgenirep Isa. __________ filY.l.C.A.Iadathefunds of Its Watson; is. Oparsdfloose, 5%....“ “" mwuum.m Mummers-y satistselm m myJohfiJsrkaouwtll go as *“ftuthelsrwalhassooistton who latrsaslsaal stem or in. mmmryhoslivarlagooflr. “ link-can't mag . ~lee lobsters pt Dreaohsr’ s. p—s—ufl" The as'lectmsn and the Board of Conn- ollmsn of South Norwelk will meet at the Council chamber on Hsvlland street. tonightJn regard to the highway money annually appropriated by the town to the chs I The many friends of Alfred Knapp will be pleased toknow of his improve- ment. He is able to go about the house and to be out of doors. - -Crlnkled fibre is the new sleeve lin- ing. The dressmakers are ell delighted with it, and the price, instead of thirty- flve cents a yard, is only eighteen cents a yard, at the Boston store, Norwalk. The selectmen are drawing checks for the monthly salaries of the school teach- ers of the town. It takes 84, 049 to pay them. Hiram W. Gorham, of Weston, has moved into A. B. Bennett‘s house, No. 60 Franklin avenue. —Ice cream 50 and 101: plate.G.Cuneo‘s. The cases of John Tuhey against Catherine Lyons, and Charles R. Hoyt against Rosa Guarnieri are set down for trial tomorrow before J uatice George D. Keeler. Selectman Daskana has presented to Buckingham Post, G. A. 8., a picture entitled“The Last Call," painted bv J. J. Vaughan. It represents a bugler on a horse, both of whom have been mortally wounded. The picture is four feet by six feet, and nicely framed. -Dcn't fall to procure one of those beautiful cake baskets we give away to- morrow with each pound of our delicious tea. A. P. Tea 00., 41 Iiain street. A gun club, composed principally of members of the Nercmake Fish and Gun club, has been organized in Nor- walk. The ofiicers are: President, E. 0. Drake; secretary. Walter I1ewis;as sistant secretary, Frederick Lockwood; treasurer, James Sutherland. The club has a membership of about twenty-five. The frame work for the band-stand to be erected on The Green is up and the structure will be completed in a few days. New mounds, crescent shaped, have been laid out on The Green. Var- iouaimprovementa are also being made around Union Park. The chain letter scheme for the bane fit of the Norwalk hospital is bringing to Secretary Pinneo on an average of twenty letters a day. each containing ten cents. The Bridgeport fire extinguisher com- pany will give an exhibition tomorrow morning at 9:30 o’clock in front of the Franklin street school building, for the benefit [of the Lattendants at the conven- tion. ROWAY‘I’ON. Hugh Brown, of North Brookside, bad spot cat recently, which, it is claimed, has cloped with a pole-cat. He is wil- ling to vouch for this. strange as it may seem. Members of the family claim to have seen the two widely dlilerent spe- cies together frequently, and found it impossible to coax their pet cat to return to them. E. F. Rile has six skills of various sizes for sale at reasonable prices. Mr. Rile is well known as a builder here, and his skills can’t be beat. Williaij. Raymond is having the in~ tcrlcr of his handsome residence, “The Maples,” thoroughly ,_ renovated, and beautiiie_d_.______~___ DARIEN AND NOROTON. Jealousy seems to exist between ex-Jus- tics Ernest Koch and Justice William H. Willmctt, Jr., although apparently they are the best of friends. First Mr. Koch was elected grand juror, and Mr. Will- mott followed suit. Then Mr. Koch was promoted to justice. and Mr. Willmott followed in his footsteps. and a few weeks ago, waders of TIE Summer. will remember when Mr. och was over to South Norwalk one night, he missed the train and had to walk home. Not wish— ing to be out done by the ex justice. Mr. Willmott. last Monday night, attended a meeting of;Unlon (.fastlc, N. G. E. He lingered in the lodge room a trifle too long, for who he arrived at the depot he found the last train for Darlen had gone, so he started down the track reaching home about 12 o’clock, footsore and weary, but with the knowledge of know- ing that Mr. Koch had not received any honors yet, that had not also been con- ferred on him. The railroad company has had four"m new lampslplecsd at the landings to the stairs leading to the bridge crossing at the Noroton depot. A large gang of men have also graded the hallsstlng in the vi- cinity, completing this work between Bowaytcn and Noroton. Wednesday, William H. Fairbanks moved a large boiler from the Noroton station to Great Island. It will he used"; to carry on operations on the arteries well. The wall halrsedyaoak toedspth of too Mwltbetiowct watsrof over and s maetlng has been called for next '“ks List of unclaimed letters at the West- port post adios: ltlnnie Doharty, lire. C. A. Smith, A. H. Smart, Aileeslo Wart. Mr. and lira. James Hart and Mr. and Mrs. William Hart left Tuesday for their new home in Waterbury. lira. A. T. Barr and family, of Green- wich, are guests at the residence of A. F. Downs. An Epworth League sociable was held at the residence of A. S. Hoyt, Monday evening. The Historical society will meet with Rev. James E. Coley, next Monday evening. William R. Palmer. of Stonington, was the guest of friends here on Tues- day. Mrs. James P. Robinson, of Danbury. is visiting Mrs. Frederick licrehouse. The Chautauqua Circle met Tuesday evening with Rev James E. Coley. Editor J. 8. Jones, of the West- porter now rides a Columbia. Miss Helen Wright, of Brooklyn, is visiting friends in town. Rev. Royal W. Raymond oliicisted atp mitten, B. I. Kindley,and the other one was purchased by the scholars. Harry Jeoger, formerly a pupil of lies I. J. Davis' Elmwood school. has been promoted to the position of assistant stock clerk of the hook department of Butler Bron, New York. Granville B. Boofleld. formerly of Pound Ridge, who was for four years a pupil in Miss Davia' school, expects to receive his diploma as dental shrgeon this month. Mrs. Newton Crofoot, who went-to New York some time ago to undergo an operation, returnrd home yesterday. She is rapidly gaining in health. lira. Henry 0. Street entertained,Wed- nesday, Mr. and hire. Robert Simpson, Mrs. Ralph Kellogg and Mrs. Charles Kellogg, of Broad River. Frank Fitch's new house is enclosed, as is also _George Loder’s. George Stark 9nd his brother are each to erect a house northpf Fitch's Home. Principal A. S. Bibbine, Miss Frsndes S. Tollss and Miss Elizabeth 1“. Gilligan are attending the teachers’ convention in South Norwalk today. The newly elected oflicers of Canton Thomas Wilde were mustered in last night,;Evaustics Ernest Koch, as cap— rain commander. Southport last Sunday. Crofootidi Rose have decided to discon- tinuo their business at the Red Mills. We How's This! understand that Ir. Rose will go wait for his health. Ernest Koch has leased the Sealey place, owned by the railroad company, and will occupy it with his family on June 1st. Henry Jones and family, of Stamford, have moved into the Mchloney place on Mansfield avenue. George W. Fowler has been lowering and improving the grade on the north side of his house. Ivanhoe Coeds, Knights of the Golden Eagle, will cooler the pilgrim'sdcgree. tonight. Edgar Abbott is having his house painted. Mr. Fowler" has charge of the work. hire. W. Harmon and son, of New flu. chelle. are the guests of Mrs E. A. Hall. After a stormy passage, A. N. Rysreon We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. 1". J. CHENEY 1h 00.. Propa..Toledo. 0. We.tha nndoraigned.have known F.J.Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and flu- ancially able to carry out anyobllgntlona made by their firm. West A: Truax. Wholesale Druggista. Toledo, 0.; Waldln. Kinnan 1!: Marvin. Wholesale Druggisls. Toledo. Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act» lug directly upon the blood and mucous sur- faces of the as stem. Price. 751‘ per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Building Lots on crest of Woodward proprri y. ov- erlooking Nurwalk Harbor; also has arrived safely at Antwerp. " “Winn“ WESTPORT. S _ Secretary Thrasher, of the Connecticut h o r e L o t Law and Order League, will lecture on the "Liquor Question." at the temper- ance rally at National Hall, Sunday. John H. licCerdel, who recently grad- uated from the New York Dental col- lege, has opened rooms in the. Huributt block, over T. C. Wildman‘s. A number of the young people of the place are soon to organize a bicycle club. For T 0 at end of Lowndce avenue. Particulars APPLY ll. Sillit‘il. 83 Washington St. D. H. IIMIVEI'B City Employment Agency. °"' 'd 'e" c" '0' . Mimi cl:‘°:;r.;1:ul"r.:°cn°az Pltcher’s antorla. .‘..."...... 1."..1’... ’ child.“ Cry for sumo lllllEllllTELl. Pitcher'a Gactorla. ..i..“.2ii‘"i‘..’.?i:.“3.“:itif.ii. it‘l‘tmidi‘i help on gentleman a place. 0. H. HARVEY. nauvu’ s anon noun. When Bill)? was sick, we gave her Castorla. f Tl) North Main street. South Norwalk. When she was a Child, she cried for Castofll. When she became bliss, she clung to Castorio. When she had Chihlren, she gave them Castorla. m t 1...... 1.6.1.... Real Estate and Insurance. Ohfldren cry for wasmac'rori cancer. 1 l )1. .11 t Pitcher’e Gastorla. wilflfla'diog': pill-31.11% 1193353911 Io call and examine our list. have them fl r sale in every part of the city at. ne‘srnah 1 prices and on easy terms. MUSIO LESSONS iln Banjo, Mandolin, Violin snll SKIFIS FOR SALE AT ROWAY TON. _____........_ D l on. Fancy 8“", I8 IDDI, brass I South Norwalk, ‘Iittf'fr’llay street every mounldil. dim-1.1.... i-voniug. tor parthulsrs 'call 111 ml Ir or address “W” n“ " ‘ 11.1»“REIIWAHT1AN 11:.furll 001111. a ti 1w llns Working Still. It last. this Fourteen-Foot still. lllla Twelve-Foot Follower. Dna lllrla-Faot Stow Follower. Dns EIght-Foot Follower. Dns Six-Foot Follower. Good serviceable boats. at low prices. M»- oa‘m. ON on appease. o m... E. P. Hill, ilcwaylon. ti. M Our $200 Forfeit Enadéoranyoase of Laurippeihat Aft-1'0! INSTRUMENTS FURNIHIII‘iI). FOR SALE. r1111: P R O l’ E I}. T Y OFTHE LATE BURN NASH, West atrrei. and Bayvlsw avenue. head of Clay street. Atéout .1» incl. frontage. llIi. JACOB M. DAYTON. "5.1ihlll’0ldlpllco. abortlndhmr 11 not icon claim- at lestlmuvmlas‘ 1:; i113“ handlads tall or Icaton car‘s” laarltas snll colds lotion curse lisursl r.ls lnl hour. lotion cartsI lla soils in to Install auras mgwsumatlsm in l «mgo‘nl-ss” t'arrlby 13f“ ”was: The teit of ell,high grade bicycles. mabmflgflm Ear-.1... «or STDIIMEII BICYDlEs 7,33% Wflii mun 1” r DDIIIIIIIDIIID IDIDII. lPIlll 29 11111111 llclcrlrs .. llillillill 11m limit, ONE WEEK, ‘ TONIGHT, "llsllgllltl of its Regiment." Russell’s . lyceuln Theatre Company. ill llEPEIlTDIIlE STANDARD PIIDDUDTIDIIS. Popular prices. -—li‘c, 200 and file. Reserved seats on sale at 'l‘aomllnson' and Gregory's. Change of bill nightly. all an! III III ‘3? It willpa you to visit Bridgeport and do your chopp rig for yourself or boys. You be” a larger stock to select from. You have lower vices quoted. quality and make considered. on have (your car fare Paid you on all ”on chases an over. You' enjoy the outing and see all the Newest Up- to-riete Spring and Summer Clothing. Furnishings and Hate. MEIGS all GO. STUBTEVANT BUILDING. 327 Main our. Blank 8L. Bridgeport. In. - Hoyt’s Opera House SATURDAY ll'll’li. MAY 4. EVERYONE‘S FAVORITE, Mr. Edward larligan And his New York Company. Management of M. w Henley. All the o (1 favorites. Mr John Wild, Miss Hattie Moore. Mr. Joseph Sparks. Mili as Emma Pollock. Mr Harry Fisher. Miss Lillian Stuart. Mr. Harry M. Wri ght. MlasMarjnric Teal. Mr. Going e Merritt. Miss Core Maren. Mr. CharlealcCarthy. Mr. Charles Coffey, Mr. lian Bursi- r. ward Mack. Mr. William West. Mr. Dave Brshum. Jr... Mr Michael Kearney. Mr. W. H Gunning, Mrs. Annie Yeamans. Mr. John Flynn. andy othe. s. in Mr. Herrlgan's Great Comic ”THE MAJOR with Dave Brehem'a original music. All the scenery. Original Songs. Dances, Comic situations. Seats on Sale at Plelated's and Gregory' a Drug Stores. e27 Notice: City Taxes. . THE taxpayers of the City of South Norwalk are hereby notified that the city tax of six mills on 11w dollar laid on the cl 1y assess- ment list of 1891.11! a city meeting he I! at Arlnn Hall on Madison street. on the 28th day of March, 1895. also the library fund to! of one- quarter mill on the dollarJaid at the same , time. will be due and payable on the first day or May 1895.111which tlmei will receive the some at ’lns B'ENTlNlL miles. 116 Washington s1reet.Pcna11y at the rate of nine wiper reach your from May 1,1895. will be charted on all bills remaining unpaid on and after J nnc . 1 ROBERT C MITCHELL. . Collector of Taxes of the City of South Nor- . wa.l wSouth Norwalk. Conn. April 23. 161$.“a e831 CUP AND SAUCER WITH 4 SOLID SILVER TRILBY SPOON 75c. H. S. ROOD, Iii South lain Street, 80. Norwelk. um *— MUSIC HALL 11111: 1111011. NDIIDE. Wm. ran (‘ni non. l Summon Cover. Flairtlelll County , anrs Locquon. at. at. I February 16. 1895. Pursuant to a decree of sale made in the above entitled action by the Superior Conrhon February 15111.. 139.5,1hesubacr1ber. a commit- tee appointed by acid I. cart 10 make said sale. tercby ghee notice that hewill roll at public auc ion on or near the premises on the first Tuesday of May (May 7111). 1‘93. at three 0110011 in the afternoon. the following db- scribrd real estate \ in: Thai certain tract of land with lhc buildings thereon standlnu, situ- atui in the city 01 South Norwalk. on the Washington htrcet Bridge. so called. bounded northerlv b allne ten feet. southerly of and arallel w h the raid Washington Street ridge easterly and southerly by land now or formerly of Edward T. Whitney. and westerly by land now or formerly of Hecrge 5 Bell be- Ing sixty fret wide at the front and rear and one hundred and titty feat in depth. Terms cash. TALLMADGE BAKER. Committee as aruresalrl. Dated at Norwalk.thia 29111 day of April. 1196. .29 hr. Open Tuesday. Thursday and day evenings and every afternoon. Private lemma can be arran for Put chasers of wheels receive lnatrugfi‘c‘lna H.R.BllLKLEY&lill. 52 South Main St" AGENTS FOR Slearns and Kraiing. Elmore and lxon Bicycles ARE OFFERING A FINE CLAS‘I OF HOR‘it-LS. SUIT?!) TO ALL PRU FUSES FROM GENTLEMEN'S DRIVERS WE Ti) HEAVY W Rh TREMELY LOW.0 KERS M. H. PARSONS, BROOKSIDE FARM. PRICES E\- Blur-lee from 850 up. Wheels rented and Saturday. SaturZIZ; I Saturday. ICE CREAM. ALL FLAVORS, llElll’S, 92 1111111111 31111111. THE FINEST PARLORS IN THE CITIES. ““1“. I u..__ REGULAR BI-MONTHLY VISIT: Ilili DUCTDIIS DF lollull L 11 more. ((irAi1rrnanasn lmmrmm mu in 3-31- in 1.11. Arron 11mm. 171 1: J1 sail). 1851.) Wild. .lltillvll: .txuui’nNaxur'Flititar CITY HOTEL, SO. NORWALK, OON‘. Wednesday, May 8,1895, Remaining for two llays. Catarrh. Bronchitis. Asthma Epllc . Nerv na Exhaustion. R Disrwpaia. 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