Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 4, 1895 · page 8

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‘ "Weed entertained the
ed of Evening Whist club at her
i In Wall street. last night. The

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A Mtn‘lilford and back on their wheels

Men. of Wilton, and Colonel Frost.

“ Md at Cranbury. yesterday after

C “Lyons has hesn;w

- Mag current
”and Ian- ths lighways
at m ”sisal consult»
and their Isbarbs.

he a handsome new landan.

‘nGMnfl‘orwsikJss m
{Hum-htofthsnanburyOon.
. “ Me

“teal loaders; examinations. held
; ' :varllivaschool yesterday. were
nhnas’durationand wersuuususl-

 

 

7. Men with cream. on cup. at Lans'n

l
W ., ‘ Charles Olmstsad lined Iirs.
_ Jamel Norwalk, 81 and costs,

My, for being intoxicated. She
jail.

irrofql‘rosman’s orchestra substituted
k g-ylhe’s orcbestra at the Norwalh
09"“ last evening, and gave ex-
‘ “It tion.

Wilson and Charles Steegmuller

 

My.
mole. Hoyt, the popular Bridge-
wt bicyclist, favorably known in Nor-
walk. # ill with scarlet fever.

 

 

r. J.‘ Bradbury is getting hiacommo-
Ilsa ind able cat boat “Gertrude”
ready line the summer season. at the
‘ipyard of August Warm. in East Nor-2y
walk.a‘nd expects to take several par-
flanutthissumlner.

-—Roast lamb, 8c, New York Market.

. Fred Hall, the pool expert. has arrived
‘ than: from his, trip abroad.

f4 _ . was held this morning at

cm of Colonel Frost, on the pres.
wtathh and allowance of claims against
the estate of Iary L. Bassett, late of
Wilton, deceased. before the commis-
“ers. Nathan M. Belden and C. L.

 

 

-Bead our adv. today. N. Y. store.

Relefilavanagh, pastor of the First
Istbodiat churcb,attended the funeral of
W. B. Hoyt from the residence of the

noon. The burial was in Norwalk cem-
day. ‘ ' __

The civil case oi John hey vs. Cathv
drawn by con-
satninounssl. _.

prises weis won by .Charles Miller and
Its Frances Leonard.

 

A horse driven by Israel Davis. the
"In? South Norwalb tailor. fell down
on Wall street, yesterday afternoon, and
urly caused lir. Davis to take an
,Iadipiiiled somersault over the dash-
boards! the carriage. He retained his

I , and the horns, getting up.
Mail'without further mishap.

--All the new things in ladies' calico
m, cheap. at;|i. B. Smith's.

 

Henry Jennings. the Adams Express
driver. is out with aiineiy painted and
latsrad wagon from Henry Tilly's car-
rlsus repository.

J. Illicit Cohurn, of South Nurwslk.
u been searching the archives of New
(hash. theipast week, for curios. and
“purchased: from lira. George Dixon
d Pawns avenue, a "lafayette plate.’
m is well preserved. He bought oh
I". h. 8. Chicbeater, six New York
flutes. upon which are a good "preset!"
“of thsCatskili [louseaud a portion
of the Catskill lionntain Chain.—-liour.

 

 

are now completed for

the tournament and ball of the South
m Fife and Drum band. neat
lastly. Tbsparads will slartat 10.30
o'clock, from South Iiain street.with the
lightinf the line resting on Elizabeth
1 Thelineof match will bsSoulh
Isis iatrrst tolBaymond. toWater, to
Washington. toziiailroad avenue, to Clay,
3 frinkiln, to Washington, to North
Iaba‘ to Westlarenur. to lterwln. to
Harbor avenue. to Water. to Wal|.to
Sail; oosntrrmarch to Wall, to West
avast. tofiouth Norwalk. slap. a.
assist-t will takeplace at the Baxter
V 100 admiainn will he charged.

to annula- hallwill hshsldin
Ball, at which time the prises will

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

cars will leave South liorwalh
I. , ‘Point Sunday. ii pleasant. at
fiWfiflfl o'clock, returning at twenty-
jys past each hour.

balsa northeas- anarmst

atl‘.W.Psrry‘ssflcslnths
some. Osargsil. Patrlowas
“arsenal mm. ass.

. madmthsaoslstyhy
. Oflouswsroslsstsdssfol-

iron trusts. '

Henry G. Trowhridgs, who has been
spending the winter in Florida. returned
to death Norwalk yesterday, and will
vhlt his brother, 0. 8. 'l‘iowbrldgs.

 

TbeNorwaik Tramway will run open
cars team! from Boron Point tomorrow.
if pleasant. Oars leave South Norwalh
every hour from two to eight p. m.. leav-
ing Roton Point every hour twsntychve
miuuus later. '

The civil suit of c. it, mm ”vs. Rosa
Guanieri, to recover 036 iii). has breads-
cided in favor of the plaintiff. Tl? do-

«i

fondant has appealed.

John Cavsnna,of this city, isiu the
lockup at Norwalk. charged with a
serious offence by a Norwalk young

woman. A wedding will be the proboble
result.

 

 

Michael Sullivan, mooted for intoxica-
tion yesterday. was sentenced to thirty
days in jail by Justice Rose this morning.
He was taken to jail by Chief Bradley.
Ofilcer Kenney is on duty to relieve the
chief.

The home of liiss Helen Adams. at
Cranbury, was the scene of a pleasant
social gathering last night, the oc-
casion beings sociable given under the
auspicesof Washington Lodge. 1. 0. G.
T. Among the entertaining features
were selections by the Adslphi colored
quartetts. of Norwalk.

 

 

The Croiut d: Knapp company has
just closed the largest spring busi-
ness since 1889. the increase being in
both factories. At the lower shop 1000
light colored helmets for the New York
letter carriers are now being put through.
(i. F. Toby. salesman for the company.
has started on a southern business trip,
going direct to New Orleans.

 

The Norwalk Library corporation has
elected these officers: President. Dr.
James ti. Gregory; vice-presidents,
General D. N. Couch. E J. Hill and
Robert. VanBuren; secretary and treas-
urer. Eugene L. Boyer; trustees. George
E. Iiiller. G. Willis White, W. A. Curtis,
George B. St. John. James H. Bailey and
W. A. Vogel; librarian. L. P. Mott.

 

The L. S. Whist club was entertained
by Ira. Francis Leonard at her home on
Union Park, yesterday afternoon. The
following ladies were present: lira. M.
H. Parsons,llrs. T. Baker. Mrs. I. S.
Keep, lire. James Golden. Mrs. J. V.
Lester. lira. Stanley 8. Smith. Hrs.
Fred Quintard. lire. C. '1‘ Raymond,
lira. R. H.Golden, lira. Russell Frost.
lire. William Lockwood. lira. Lockwood
and bits. Keep secured the prizes.

 

C. F. Bates. formerly of Kellogg dc
Bates. the New Canaan jewelers, has
opened ajeweler’s repair shop in that
borough. The matter of a trustee for
the insolvent firm has gone over until
Thursday.

llow's 'l'hlal

We Offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case at Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Hall'- t'atarrh (furs.

F. J. CHENEY Av (20.. i’ropa., Toledo, 0.

We,tlls undersigneddmve known il‘..i.t.‘henl-y
for the last 13- years. and believe him pertu‘tly
honorable in all business transactions and flu.
anciully able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.

West at Truax. Wholesale llrnggisln. Toledo.
0.: Waldtn. Klnuau «it Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.

ilall's Calarrh Cure is taken internally. sot,
lug directly upon the blood and mucous aur-
farm of lilo a) stem. l'rlre.i'6r per bottle. Bold
by all Druglthlts. Testimonials free.

 

 

“w. r 1

‘WE: "'

The bsatof all high grade bicycles.

splendid mediate what.
m or for it received slaw
wag van. with as.

ash-ti

Building L0

as crest or Woodward My. 0"
asbestos Norwalh harbor: also
adsnrahis

stsstoihswsassavssas. in!

 

f'artlsatars all”! so

 

 

 

MBLEII BICYCLES
SIORMER BIBYBLES .. .....

THE 1.1. rnowm to. W

 

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lbs Woolly Isa-an.
The salary of the Commercial
Beenrdfsr the current wssksholrstbs
following: Baal estate'ssles—Naw Ba-
vsnaud West Haven. 85; Bridgeport, it;
Hartford. 1?; Waterbury. ll; Isridrn. lo;
liew Miami; Niddistown. t; Norwich.
s; New Iondcn. 4; Danbsry, 3: Norwalk.
l4; Ansonia. 4; Derby ’1. Real estate
mortgassr-New Haven and West lia-
ven. ”0.1976; Bridgeport. 385115: Hart
ford. “0.641: Waterbury. .10 990: Iieri
den.“.860: New Britain. 81.5 no»; tild-
dletown. 01600; Norwich. astral; New
Londommii; Danbury. 05.500; Norwala.
018.440: Anemia. $0 450' Derby. 85 850.

Tax collectors 8sls.
011013 is hereby given that the undersign-
ed. collector of tam. under and by virtue
of a certain tar warrant. duly executed
and signed by proper authority and climrte-l
to the undersigned. commanding him to levy
and collect of

Lewis Incitwood and Margaret Lockwood.
and other persons named in the nitr- lemmas
the list to said warrant annexed. their several
prn lions of the sum total as therein stated.
ani sum being alas or assessment. inlrl upon
the assessment list made in tail by the inhabi-
tants of the town of .\orwalk. regulurfiand
legally assembled. to wit.on the filth yoi
December. A.D.. mt. .net for the purpose of
rovldtng for the indebtedness of saint town,
rivlepaupon the following described real estate
0 an

Lewis Lockwood and )largaret Inckwmd.
situated in town of Norwaih. to wit: All that
certain piece or reel of at Nero
wals.tnotmsns comfort in front and rear
and about in fat in h. with buildings
thereon. bounded norther by landed frauds
s. Seymour and Alonzo healer; easterly by
land at James li'itommrdieu: southrrly by
hugrway called i salami! annual-on wester-
ly y land of’lhomaa’l‘a lor. Also that me
of land in dimensionafl) set in front a rear
and no in depth. with nniidl . at last Nov—
wslk. bounded northerly of miles 1).
O'Deli; easterly by land of nsan flatten-euth—
srly by highwa called W arenur: and
westerly by law: now or formerly of Andrew
Khan. and hmwu as . o. l. Also
that toes of land. with buildings thereon.
bone or! northerly til feet by land men
for carriage bridge; easterly if!) test It
now or formerly ot the heirs of Jo hn orton:
southerly by Small harbor on feet; and
westerly 150 feet by land of William V Jesse.
Astialsoall that piece or pareri of land in
quantity about two acres at. aheep i'nnitlf". so
called. bounded northerly and westerly by
land of ltoswsil Raymond; motherly hr land
of said Raymond. and {and ofthe N. Y . N ii.
and B it. it. 120.. and.,oaateriy by land of
Lewis iiarnsa.
And lshnll sell at. White Audion. on the
premises berelnhefore (I'rsl'llbfll, on the Pill
day of July. A. it. not, at. er'r’klr’k totem-um.
so much thereof as will rules the «urn vi
nineteen and ninety one-hundredth dollar».
that. helm: the proportion of the said Lewis
and Margaret. Iliviltmmfi. of the mar total in
sold list. together with thennargm ui My.

sale. etc.
tiilltltilf. KS1". Jilli)’.
Tug (Tour-fur. Idol Hf iml.
Dated at Somalis. May .0. A. it. Mn?
mt II 1*

‘ Tax Collector's sale.

(men is hereby given that the on lea-lg!»
ad. Collector or 'laaes. under and by
virtue of a certain tar warrant. naiy assented
and signed by proper authcily not attracted
to the nodorslgnau. commanding him to levy
and collect of
Lewis Lcebwnotl and Lockwood.
and other persons named in the rare boot. on
the list to said warrant annexed. their error-l
proportions of the suns total as therein stare-l.
said sum being a tax or meat [and upon
the assess-mom has made in lit): by the tnhabt.
rants of the town of Norwalb. regularly and
legally ammhledJo Ill. on the 25th day oi
December. A. 1).. W2. root for the pur-
pose of providing for the indebtedne- u( said
town. levies upon the following drsrrtued real
estate of said
Lewis Lockwood and Margaret lmhwood.
situated in town of Sol-walk. to will: All that
certain plereor parcel of land at last Sm
wall. lnrllmvnslonsllfmtto "out and rear
and about its {well to debth. wlzh hollow.“
thereon. hounded northerly by haul of from 'a
H. Seymour and All-m. r Wheel r; sasfvrir by
land of James L'iiommedleu: mutually by
hi hway rallat VauZamll avmnr,asd wrote-1v
ly w land of Thomas luylor. Aim that prem-
of land in dimensions in: feet in it or out "9'
and 1:0 to depth, wllh lmluilnm, at if“! X. r-
wallt. bounded omrhrrly by land at Miles 1’.
ii‘ln-ll: rawrerly by Land of Mirth ’leftrl;
southerly by highway trailed Hot-1M avenue.
and westerly by band now or formerly of
A mlrew l‘. Jones, and known In lot .‘L- 1 all“:
all that. lent-of lunvl. wtth twill-imp maroon.
buumle northerly in feet h-r land m r spun! for
rarrlagehrhltle: easterly Ilnlnt by land now
or formerly or the heirs or Jum. \i rrtnn;
southerly by Sm‘wallt hart”: m int. and
weqtrrl Heat. by lamianillnsmt‘ Iranlbnd
ale) all at. tion I‘ or parcel of Land in goats
llly about 2 arm or sheep its-rm». so called.
luumdwl northerly amt written) or lard M
Hartwell Raymourimmtther‘l! by inn-l of said
Raymond. and lanlinf the . . b.. 3. ii are! if.
R. it. t'o.. and easterly by land of Lewis
liar-nos.
Andlahall sell at mulls Austins. on the
remiaas harr-tnhwfum ti—uvlrmi, ur. our own
lay of July. A, it, 12-09. at im'rl .rla. mama.
so much thereof as will raise the run of
twenty one and Muhfyvulns nlem' vinyl".-
liollnra. that'helngn'm pfttfirrflirm or me said
bowls and Margaret. luau» rt. rl' 'rm sum
Wat lll ward nanny-tn" with tr e . .nrgnot
lav y. sale. are.
tiltiiii‘rii ii .ll'i”. 10.5.
Tor ' utlerrm. tm ..: is”,
Dated at Norwulll. May :1. ma,

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

ntlll'l

Tar collector's his

'1 l'l‘li'll is hereby given that the or "“ffiz"r
ml. ('ollmtor of Talon. ureter Il‘uf by Mr
lllnnf a certain tat warrant, shyly up nrrl
and signal by proper mtrlmrlry an» comma
lo the understand.commanding him to levy
and collect of
Lewis lmltwomi and Moms-rut. brim.
amt other pal-mus mm mt tn vile rare x air. on
tho 1m to mill warrant rat cowl mel- «tars:
pro mrthma of the sum total m "term-s stated,
ruluI sum helm; as tall or monotone .wt norm
the assessment list mic is lent by It... labor-l
lltltfltuf that infill lli' S'anl’s. radars, “A
legally assemb’ml to wit. «to the an. t, 0’
lien-mixer. .A. in. ”It. not torm- torso-pd
mulling for the tart-slit volts-- or not lawn,
in upon the following dumb»! mi val-in

of said

Lewis imbwosd and ”org-rot urea-ma,
sltuatsttln towoot Norman-wit; alum
. ,_ _ load or m Saar

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Shore Lot’m"

 

A i
post ion for a somngtsnt
help on milemaa'a place.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘” line Fancy 8Illii. It feat, brass

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

sad-kiwi sullrorlly and directed
tar iatlsw shamblnmndiag him to levy

I.“ an- hlri stunrmentialdu
the saw-oil.“ nadde in ”~le the who.“
most tits and

 
 

'IITED IIIEIIIITEIJ,

boo
'alrotwoooae man Ilium”, “J

O. H. HARVEY.

ILIVIY'I I'D. m

unlolortblainmilouthlawalh.

 

Taylor a Golden
fleaIEslaleanlllnsulance.

'“Ilflml nun.

 

 

 

Parsons loony for house
with the view part? or are tnvltns‘t‘ll‘t'l‘l
caliaudsramlnsourllst. shave them for
oats in every parrot the sit! at reasonable
prices and on easv terms. null if
F08 SALE.

THE

P R O I’ E R T Y
or‘tllzlamt

BURR NASH,

West sir-ct a hayvlsw avenue. head of

Clay street. A ut Salient. frontage.

'f‘ltlilln, IIOY.

JACOB M. LAYTUS. 5 Railroad 251m.
a 2w

 

0n Basis. 'Illliillill, Violin and
dollar,

In flouth Snrwalk. at .17 Day street. every
ibursday evening. l‘or particulars call at
IDOIC number. or address A

ll. L. SEBASTIAN.

Stantf rd. (:0 .
laments-rs runmsnzo. o no it?

SKIFFS FUR SALE

AT ROWAYTON.

«r»...—

 

 

 

mounted.
tins Hurling Still. 15 fast.
one Fourteen-Foot Still.
not Twelve-Foot Follower.
line lilns'Fsst Stow Follower.
0st Eight-Foot Follower.

tine Six-Foot Follower.
(loud serviceable boats. at low prices.
‘p ~-
mm. as on ADIMESS.

..... F. F. tilt. lowaylon. it

Our $200 Forfeit

allervd for any can of biirlppe that ACI‘I‘ON
failed to abort ins hours. line not t ('0!) claim-
ed. but testimonials by the hundreds tell of
mark-bio cures.

lesion can.» latriops and fields

a oars.
lesion cares laurel is in I hour.
lesion cures Ilsa sells in 20

In autos. .
lesion cures Rheumatism ln 3
days.

i‘ongmornan X It t‘perry. of New Haven,
Iiwbaesrlflerssd terribly from headaches for
year- write-n:

This may reriify that I have taken the pow-
ders known as "At'ETth." will by you.for
heads; be with stars! re-ulls. Tllr)‘ pulled me
in rat" twist. ills) not only giw relief but
lea-w no hall «fiat. ‘l'heysuiuai my usefully.

Very mperliully.

N. ll. SHERRY.

Areton can he obtairml at It. If. l’laiated'a.
liar of 12 ponds-rs. 25 cents.

Asst». ladies! (30.. mystic, m.
o-il lmo

 

 

 
 

 

Tar collector's Sale.

‘Ir’lii‘lfi i~ herring. gilrntlaat llu- until-him)-
‘ "l. . .._,'.. lawful lair-,IJlI'IA‘I' lllltl ll) \ lrlllv
.vf mark-2:: Lu narrow. IIill\ rtrrmmi lillll
-:;:mi 1-: prnjn r nililwlli) and ””11 Int IHIIlI‘
Enlullttrliflllii, «nllulmlullltu bull in in} mm
r nil." I 'l

t'aillarllu- J. 'lllkru-tein.
and Mill v paramil- tllstllni ill Illt‘ rflil' luwtk. nil
fiipr ltd. In will warrant annual. lilt'lr wwml
pr-Tpvtom- «.1 Iilr will total no lln-roln ulmt-tl.
mi. mm lrmg a la: or n-uw-nu-ut laid upon
the awn-mam llei nmnlo m mu. by llu- In.
inhuman! «hr than of Xurrmlil. l'l‘illiiltl‘l)
ntwi Imaii‘t anvil-bird. in tall. ”ii the 2-1“ llm'
s-I Ila-um w r. .\.II.. 11mm” for tho mnem-
"1 pounding fur tlw ltltll-lvllvlriuunf Ni ii lltli‘ll,
in m «gut. the following tit‘N‘fllwtl real willie
of said

Catharine J. Finkenatrin.
situated in trrwu nf Suva alt. and lmllnlln-l as
follows. to wit: Nor, rll by highway known
an Pine l'uinl Tr" . If” lint. rulerly‘ by
highway an own a» M ulnnl avenue. or the
Inter. of If u; lala'l Mood at low Wfllt'!‘
sauerkraut» ril ill! feat in land . f Jasroo H.
Kelley. anti warmly l“ Fret bl llirlmuy known
as i‘cnuu tint! are our. bald lretulsrs or"
lining-owl an int n on a map 0 proper! ' of
TM ulmm Purim Improvement l‘u.. on 11 s in
the 1‘01”. «1. rh'sv r of \nrla-‘sllt.

Aral I Juli Mli all lulll-llr nill'linn. ”ll the

prowl-n Ls will!» turn nlru rllnwl. on tho 5.5m

play "i J‘H‘M“. A. it. Wt?» at I" "'l'lm‘k
(wrung, m mull. llulu-f lie Mil
mi” se- Mlm t. two
and lifts“ mwlmmlrnlths rlu‘lttra. that

tastes: than rrropmllun oi the uni i'atllarlmr .l.
flnlswelu. of ”l! "I'll total in field list. to-
rrttm ant. llw throng-nut levy. vale. ow.
“it“ii'i" II P-T JUN“.
Tn! i'lllir'rlnr. list uf it‘ll}.
Dal-til at Surnalh. Al til W. A. 9.. Mat.
.2" ‘37 mi

Tar collector's Bale.

”film; to hereby given that the unlit-ruler»
g ”Levitation"! tam. ulster and by vir-
tarry! a "min tar warrant. duly statute-d

 

 

and mum at .
t‘ashaviue J. ”attenuate.
other poms- named In the rate lama. on
1 list insald warrant annexed tlwlr sev
lnaenflhs aura total as litefelll sta .

 
 

a of titanium ll
tr saw-bled. mutton the nth or of
, lav. A. ”win. tart for the pummel
arise the todsbtrdasaof said town.
5::- sans the following dot-muss real estate

(lethal-e J. Pinbeosteln.
Nor-altar! intended as
twins-rib” highway a

torn: easterly y
o... smart“...

t. w
:ma-fiilnumhm of James a.
one westerly still-uremia“! am

W swans last

‘ iwl‘“-‘ dais: an” iii
" 1' “We

use:

 

 

“‘ on»: silliéi

i mm on till“. .
ONE “WEEK,

Gollillfllliii ”In“. li’illl 29

TONIGHT,
LOST IN LON DON

Russell’s iyceum ’ ,‘
Theatre Company, —*

Ill IEI’EIITIllllE

 
 

It willpa m to visit Bridgeport and do
your shopp ng for yourself or boys. You have
a larger stock to select from. You have lower

 
 

 

 

on have our car fare aid you on a l r-
over. You‘ll’enloy the outlr’lgpannd

chases an
ass all the Newest, Up-m-date tinting and
Summer Clothing. Furnishings and Hats.

Popular priest—lied!” and we. Reserved
seats on sale at 'i'omltnson's and Gregory's.
Change of hill nightly. at!)

 

MEIGS & CO.

. STUBTEVANT BUILDING.
327 Main cor. Bank 8L. Bridgeport. (it.

Notice: City Taxes.

THE tar payers of the City of South Norwalk

are hereby notified that the city tax of
silt nulls on the dollar. laid on the oily assess-
ment list of will. at a city meeting held at
Arlon Hall. on Madison street. on the 28th day
of March. lllik'). also the librarya‘fnnd tax of

Hoyt’s Opera House
Sliilllllll il'li'ii. till 4.

nvnnmxns FAVORITE.

Mr. Edward Harrigan

And his New York Company. Management

of M. W. Henley. All the old farm lies.

Mr. John Wild. Miss Hattie Moore.

Mr. Joseph Sparks. Miss Emma Pollock,

Mr. Harry 1“ sher Miss Lillian Stuart. ‘

Mr. Barry M. WrightMlssMarjorle’i‘eal.

Mr. George Merritt. Miss Cora Maren.

Mr.Charlea McCarthy. Mr. ifharle- Coffey.

Mr. Dan Burke Mr. Edward Mack.

Mr. William West. Mr. Dave Braham.Jr..

Mr. Michael Kearney. Mr. W. H Gunning.

Mrs. Annie Yeomans. Mr. John Flynn.

and others, in Mr. Harrigan‘s Great Comic
OY.

THE MAJOR

with Dave Braham's original music.

All the scenery. Original Songs. Dances.
Comic situations.

seats on Sale at Plaisted's and Gregory‘s

 

one-quarter mill on the dollar ll or the same
time. will be due and payable on the first day
of May. 18195. atwhlcll tlmei will receive the
some at 'l‘nll suntan. other. 110 Washington
street. Penalty at the rate of nine wiper
cent.a year from May 1. 1805. will be churned
on all bills remaining unpaid on and after

June 1.1895.
ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
Collector of Taxes of the City of South Nor-

ws .
South Norwalk. Conn . April 2}. 1895.

 

CUP AND SAUCER

WITH

SOLID SILVER

 

 

Drug Stores. a2!
,-______L___.~____ , TRILBY SPOON
ltilllili. 750-
WlLLlAl ('nl'ncn. lSurrmon Cocos. H S R 00 D
vs. Falrtleld County.
Lawn; Locltvl'oon. er. al. I February 15. W6. . ' ’

Pursuant to a decree of sale made in the
above entitled action by the Superior Court.on
February l5tll.. 18115. the subscriber. a commit-
tee appointed by n-ald Court lo make said sale.
hereby gives notice that he will sell at public
one ton on or near the premises on the first
Tuesday of May (May ilh). lull"). at. three
o‘clock in the altelnoon. Ihe following (It'-
at‘rllml leal rotate. viz. : That. certain tract of
land.wll ll illr‘ hullltlnllslllermu stalniiny.situ-
rated in the city of Foul!) Norwalk. on the
Washington hill-rt Brlllrt'. so called. bounded
northenv byalllleletl eel southerly or and
flannel ullh the mill Washington Street

ridge. easterly and southerly by land now or
formerly of Edward '1‘. Whitney. and westerly
by land now or formerly 0! George H. Bell. be-
ing sixty feet wide at. toe front and rear and
one hundred and titty feet in depth. Terms

cash.
TALLMADGE BAKER.
Committee as al'uresald.
Dated at . rwalk.thls 29th day of Apsln. 1&5.
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