m l’rs- the Ilahwm
"p or ‘lws Typical came—
and lists Suburbs.
me its . at Butcher's.
_ [use Jenni-as. nose Jen-
Ih Weed. of Sir- strcst, are
We Its cream at Deltott's.
Mia's desk will be” partitioned
3 menu of the John Hancock
insurance company. North this
sub Ill-lemon crackers. the. N. Y. store.
fortunati. a brother of Foreman
Fortunati, for Shipman & Daly,
m laying rails yesterday. when one fell
II All! finger, crushing It badly.
“g -thn buying your spring millinery
“If. S. Tlilotson’s. be sure and ask for
M on gold aluminum, given with
‘evsry purchase. No. 207 Washington St.
, Wont pensions: Original. J.
‘ Myfiicroton Helgh's. Relrsue, John
”L. Davis,South Wilton. Original wid-
" ‘ ows’ etc.. Hsry E. Davis. Bethel. ,
Thailand dog shot by Constable Hunt
nul'ranvin avenue was the mine one
that bit Warren Osterbanks and at-
tolptfll to bits W. J. Finnsy, Jr.
-—North river roe shad. ii cts a pound;
hlnslhh. 8 eta. at Hayes’ market.
‘. George Harvey, the expressman, was
pingtn the freight house after goods
“morning, when he wrs nearly run
down by a freight train on the lat-
’ shall street crossing.
-?Good roast or Iamh,8c. lb.,N.Y. sun.
All entertainment and souvenir soci-
able will be held at the Norwalk Meth-
odist church, next Wednesday night.
under the auspices of the Inasmuch Ciro
ole of King’s Daughters.
r -Roast clams. at the Imperial Cafe.
Hrs. Sally Huhbell. who died at Gren-
field Hill Thursday night. will to buried
tomrow. The deceesed was one of the
oldest residents of Greenfield Hill, and
was a hall sie'er of lira. Eben Hill. of
South Norwalk.
.* -Basf malt nourishr 3.
”‘Wuit of F’chael Nolan vs.
‘ Thoma O'Halloran, to recover $50
damage. is on ms] t :fore Justice Br-
uit today in Norwalk. Nolan err :ied a
boundary fence, but O'Balloran claimed
- it was on his land and cut it down.
a
—-Strawherry ice cream at Deliott‘ .
——r-
H. A. Saunders and C. Ford Scelsy
will come together in the Mllhurmlrsing-
non twenty-five mile road race on llay
I). “End” is pretty well “bungrd up,’
I the saying goes, but having entered he
does not propose t) back out.
—-Native asparagus] 15 cts a bunch;
udbhcs. one cent a hunch; string beans.
file a half peck. at Hayes’ market.
A special hrrgain in elegant can Rages
is oflered by advertisement in this issue,
by Taylor a Golden. Two buggies that
CM .155 at wholesale are olfered for $100
each. and one family carriage that cost
“15 at wholesale in oilered for $250.
-Bicycle cape. at O‘Brien's.
The New Canaan correspondent of the
Hour uys: “Alisa Nora Callahan and
lb Anna Bracken. both of Norwalk,
mgrscsinl bicycle riders. They rode
theirwhtsls to New Canaan, the other
day, and made a pleasant call upon bli-
Alioe Flynn. and were entertained at
’ hitch
-Spring lamb. 300 lb..at Dreacher's.
Theodore F. Byxbee has a very curi-
olsset of chickens at 102 South Main
direct. Recently an old hen left her
r brood of young chicks,nud they were
adopted by a hantarn rtoeter, which
scratches food for them in the day time
and mothers and covers them at night.
--A beautiful assortment of paranoia.
at very low prices. at If. B. Smith’ .
“All Ewing with the Old Helodits"
Ind the comic Operetta. “Cayenne: or,
firinndrylhlls.” which will be pro»
dared nor the tenant of the Roswell:
Hospital. Wednesday. lay liilb. will an-
hbtsdIy bsnneoi the meat successful
stash of the season The cause war-
mailthslupport of the community
ultbprogamrnsprnmlsrs an evening
gramme
manometer tbs Bridgsptwt fire
at“ wssglvsnjast nightin treat
it “loath ltsrwalk pestoillcsand wir-
,nn-sl by a Isrgscrowdotpsopls. lt
kwasapsrfssi saeesm. lisny arslutsrv
"Whit, ssitiseasofthsmestnssful
T ‘ flihsbssioath'gssrket. The
a“ ' II sins-l eds-deal.
“nautical Isl-shins to all tab»
2*
ruin-momentum
‘ “submarine“-
“km.
W" ‘
dual-strumm-
The msmbsrsrof u:- irasloa Circle of
Trinity church had their photographs
taken at 0. ti. North‘s. today.
~If pleasant. Sunday afternoon. open
Tramwayoarswill run to Rotors Point
every twenty minutes from Norwslk
and South Norwalk. r
(
A lamp exploded in the long building
near the railroad trestle over lecbsuic
street. last niggbt. it was thrown out
of doors before doing any damage.
At the meeting of the Connecticut So-
ciety. Sons of Americsrl Revolution, in
Hartford. yesterday. Colonel Russell
Frost. of South Norwalk, was eleomd a
delegate to the national convention.
.........
Airs. George A. Jennings. of West
strcet,receivsd a severe fall from her
bicycle yesterday afternoon. by reason
of the machine becoming unmanageable
and running oi! the bank at Cove street,
in Errt Norwsik.
The Hillsidea played the St. Mary’s
school on the Stuart avenue grounds this
morning. The score wrs 20 to 23 in favor
of the St. Mary’s. The battery for the
Hillsides was Schuman and Anderson:
for the St. Mary's. Collogan and Mack.
—-Latest style yacht cape, O'Brien's.
Francis Burritt has pretented the
Alpha Wheel clubwitha check for $50
to be used for the purchase
of a handsome cup to he raced
for among the club's member.) on
the occzsion of their annual road race,
June 17. It is to be the property of the
club until won by an individual member
three times. The fastest time will decide
the diaerent races.
—-5 lbs. oyster crackers, 25c. N.Y. store.
The rapid development of Washington
air: at as a business thoroughfare is not a
little remarkable. Among the new-
comers will be P. A. Lane. of depot ree-
taurant fame, who. when he is driven
out of the station, will at :upy the store
soon to be vacated by W. H. Swords. the
tailor. The street is also to have anoth-
er laundry, M. L. Harris and M. L. Fee-
ley having leased one of the stores in J.
Donovan's block for that purpose.
[SOHWALK NEWS ON FIFTH PAGE]
lsal lstate Transfers.
Susan A. Von Tagen to Julia Carroll.
land on Laura street. Springwood.
Alfred E. Austin to Frederick J.
Smith. land at Cranhury. ~
William H. Foster to Francis Foster,
land on Fair street.
The Story of n Fiddle.
A curious story of a violin and its violin
altudco Is told by Will It. llicltcrson of 788
East Franklin nvcnuc. About ten ycnnr
ago. when the. lllcklrrrmn company mon-
picd n store worn on Wmhinrrtun nvunuo.
5.. helm-en NicoIh-t and First avenue, 3..
they hnd n W ccnt Nulr'. Dickerson, who
“’35". young follow or. tlutt limo. with n
ppm-hunt for lllllnll' nrul it turn for tinkcr-
lnu, bought at tho solo nviullu, which he
look homo with him.
Together With his churn he wont to
work on the instrument. look It in plow-s,
and ufrcr giving it n thorough overhauling
ho scrnpcd his inil'utls, "W. Ii. 1).," on
tho lllnlilt‘ of the bull; rtnd put It tom-titer.
A good job was dour, for inn short limo
tho newly put togvthcr violin Wlttl sold for
an).
A sm-ond flow the violin \vns token to
pin-cs by tho sm'lllui purrIum-r nnd put to-
pulIu-r, n ru-w cunt of vnrninh Imingmhiml.
Still unolhcr ntlvnnco in price. was cllccfcd
whorl tho instrurucnt wns sold rtrrnin llllil
\vI-nt into n lumber cnrnp up north. licru
nil trove of It won lust for some time, but
one tiny tthIu [running It pnwmlhop Mr.
Dit‘kol‘nun lli'lli‘ltl o. violin in the window
which In! thought ho rw-ognlzud. lio wont
Into the shop and rtskcd to Still It. Itprovcd
to be tho old W cont violin, nml thorn on
tho book tvcro tho Initials holtml scratched
thorn two or rim-o your-u boforo.
'l‘ho rmwnbrqu-r told him that It hurl
l)l‘i'll brought Into tho nhup by is man who
had l‘Vlili'Illly ('Ulllu from the would, and
who, after u pmmwml etny in thnciiy.
hurl llt‘titrilll‘ I'nlllliltlll'iy simppcd. lie but!
advumwtl limbo on the violin, and it bud
llm‘cr lll‘l'll i‘nlh'rl for.
Tho lilsil‘illnr'llt has pneml through It
munls-roi burnt-t slot-o thou and Is now
sold to belong toonmri tho princlpnl mom-
lwrs of tho llunz urollcstrn. who values It
so bin/lily thut Iw hnu rci’uwi on offer of
it’ll!) for it.——.\iimwulmlls .lourmd.
llrmso Inscriptions.
Thorn Is it busirwzsliko inscription at
.Adnr Manor, County Linn-rick, which no
curds how “this goodly houso was omen-ti
by Windham lionry, curl of lhmrnvt-n,
and Caroline, his munieaa, without born
rowing. selling or leaving a debt, A. l).
lbw." And or. the old school nt (lrtmt
Blcncotvo, which was rebuilt In the your
1798. and where Lord lilienbornugb ro-
iacivcd his education. are inscribed those
Inca:
Yo youths reicico at this foundation
Being laid for your edlilcatlon.
On an old house in Chester nrc engraved
those words. "God's providence is mine In-
heritance,” in oonnentionwith which there
are two traditions current In the neighbor-
hood. Aoconllng to one story the inscrip-
tion was put up in manory oi its inmates
escapingtherayagoaofthsplamlthnvlng
been the only place lnwhlch therewas not
one dead. and another version Informs us
that It was for tho pletyoi the owners,
who so inscribed it that the plague was
staid there. Over thedoor of item
rectory. Gloucestersbh'c. in this couplets
Whoe'er shall pass wi‘ In this door
Thank God for V I Sendamore.
Ag]: ¥n Ilawksir. the Oornhiush post, put
up ollowlng use over parsonage
as Harwell-tow
t
Abraham‘s.
Is
Emile.
ems-z.”
.1
.1. .
At thalietbodist church. Bowayton.
tomorrow morning. the pastor's theme
will be. “A Remarkable Answsr.” In
the evening he will take up the third In
his ssrirs of sermons on the “Great Con.
test Between Truth and Error."
The subject for Sundny evening will be
“Wycliffeand Hues." Young people's
meeting. 6:45 p. m. Subject. "Man's
Frality and Mortality.” Leader, lira.
Oscar Mills.
in the Baptist church. tomorrow morn-
ing. Rev. 1“. V. Atkinson will preach on
u'l‘he Kingdom of God—What Is it ?" 1n
the evening he will preach the last ser;
mon in the series on “Daniel." Y. I’. S.
C. E. at 0:45. led by the pastor; topic.
"How can we Endeavorers Help our
Church 2’3
Rev. Frank V. Atkinson will be or«
dained as pastor of the Baptist church.
next Thursday evening. A large num-
ber of visiting clergyman and laymen
are expected to attend.
liteirer d: Voorhru. the South Nor-
waik plumbers. have placed a bath room
in the Centennial building. ownti by
lira. A. D. Ward. at Contentment ls-
land. ‘
Frank Cutbill, who started west last
Monday. has been heard from. He left
Chicago. Wednesday right for St. Paul,
and is now on his way to Milwaukee.
Mastzrs Barry and Fred. sons of lei-
ville Young. of East avenue, who have
been confined to the house with meat-
lu. are rapidly improving.
Frank Lockwood. the little stage
driver, lost a $2 bill a few days ago, and
would feel very grateful If it was return-
ed to him.
Livingstone, Luckey has had his
grounds graded and a number of fruit
trees set out this week.
(barge P'tymond ls having a pump
and other plumbing work placed in his
new house.
Two new slair- lumps have bl en placed
at the approaches to the east and west
stations.
Frederick Eugene Post Lockwood now
goes mountrd on a handsome new bicy-
ole.
Samuel Fickett has returned from an
extended business trip through the wear.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Constable Alonzo Weed served papers
today on William Mulliken, in divorce
proceedings instituted by his wife, Lizzie
Mulliken. now of Hartford. The case is
returnable before the Superior Court in
Hartford theillrst Tuesday in J une. Mrs.
Hulliken was formerly Lizzie Boot and
lived at "The Rustic" until she married
Hulliken on April IS, 189i. She alleges
non-support. intolerable cruelty and in-
temperance. She is represented by John
W. Coogan.
The work offrepainling and decorating
John W. Crimmins’ handsome summer
residence on Colleudar’s Point is coul-
pleted, and it is announced that the fam-
ily will come from New York the 20th
inst. Captain Nathan Wallace. of this
place. gbrought Iir. Crimmina‘ largo
yacht from'jlrie Basin, yesterday, and
will give its thorough overhauling for
the summer.
The Bridgeport Fire Extinguisher
company gave a successful exhibition be-
fore the selectmsn and an interested
audience, alongside the Town llsll
building, yesterday afternoon.
At the birthday sociable, Thumlay
evening. the prize was won by Miss Stella
Austin, who guessed correctly the most
names of portraits of our townspeople.
Henry Fanoher's new building is about
completed, and he expects to tslte pc‘m-
slon next Wednesday.
The condition of Miss Harriet Tilly was
considered more favorable this morr‘ng.
LIST 0' 1.31"!!!“
Remaining uncalled for at the followingrmst-
olllcea for the week ending May ll. , illilfr. l’er-
sons calling "or any of those letters will please
any they are advertised:
fill Til NORWALK—I‘ran‘t 'l'. Cannon (2).
Dire. mma A. Garrett Mrs. F. A. Tinkler.
Norman Olnclr.W. it. dunner. Mrs. risrah
A.Scoilslo.lrs. L. I. Raymond. I. . Wes-
senhsrn. Mrs. Daniel O'Neill. Miss Idle Palm.
crew-sire "creme..."-
at n or 0 non . 'paz s
n' ’s. Aussie. r. at.
Dec and't ~ r'rna'usmsmmflnw name
at. sun. shine . z. n, . -
ham. an» [ionic ivuu ’
w.‘r'i'.'iratost. r. at.
children Cry for
Pitcher's castorln.
Children cry for
Pitchers castorla.
Whabywmlchwegavehsrcastcrh.
Whenhwuafltddmserlsdforwllu
thnmsbecsnnlhme‘mgtom
mummhmtbflm
WWI-«W
[anchors and .the" flames in lcrwslk
Churches Tun-arrow.
Incrrr Noswatx Oosoaaosrrorr West
avenge and Weststreets. Rev. Gerald :3ard
Pr. ..paalor. Services lose a. m. mi
. In.; Sunday achooi.12rn. You People’s
70! Christ Endeavor meet rig at 0:!)
n. monument. "flow cert we ltndeavorets
help our Church?" Leader. Rev. (3. ll. Beard.
mvnlip‘gfigziest. ”£90 h'iasterybof Lovxvgfier
s. an u an no
Ought to firms of us?" ‘ J t. I“
Sour NORWAI.K Marnoms'r. West avenue.
near I arner. Rev. A. a Kavanaghmuslor.
liivlnc service. lllfiiila. m.. m» p. rn.; nnnday
robool. l2 noon; It worth IA-ague meeting rizliil
n. ru. Hublrcr. ". nn's il'ralliy ltilll Mortality."
under. William Jennings. livenimr subject.
it?” Xpunxrthuhtld 1in the EMHJM'E I-arn-
: lean annver' o t
Magus will also be armies. e pworrh
Scorn Nonwnmtllat’rm.Weatavenue. near
Pine street. ltev. It. U. rlhorwuod. pastor.
nervicesJiulllmm. and no i. tit: Hominy
school. Ill ur: Young Peoples rim-let y of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. our) p. tn.
1 he poster will preach at both services.
’l‘nrsrrr Errsoorsr. Wear street and Fair-
nehl avenue. South Nrirwnlk. Ilev. Olin Iirtllook,
rector. lilfill a. rn.. Morning Prayorworrnon
and Italy Communion; llzlh p. rm, Sunday
school; no evening service.
Norrwaut Mnnonrwr.‘Wmt and hintr rive-
nues. licv. A. ll. Wyatt. pastor. service.
lilzll). Evening rerlt‘i'. 7:1!) p. In. Sunday
school. l2 rn.: E lWUillI haagne meeting. thin
n. malpwortb acne Dory (tomorrow). con-
secration mnetln Julia. rn. morning subject.
“The Trinity of t to Church."
Nortwaut Conunmsrrosan corner Park
and Lewis streets. its-v. T. K. Noble. 1). l).. as-
tor. Services at loan... m. and 7.5!) p. 111.: . un-
day school. rem p. m.; Y '. ti. (3. 15.. 0:46
p. In. Evening. last of the nor-
rnon In the series ppm "The Soul and the Life
lie '(lild " subject. "The Moral uses of the
Bi llcal Doctrine ofa Future Lire."
Guava Enter-OPAL. Beltlen avenue and Cross
street. Norwalk. items. ll. Watkins. rector.
Il‘nurth Sunday after Easter. 8:00 a In.
Holy Communion; 10:. a. m.. Morning
Prayer and sermon: I: m.. Sunday school.
men's illole cit-mini) p. m., Evening Prayer
and sermon.
Normans Barrier. East avenue. opposite
Green. ltev. F. E. imbblns. raastor. Ser-
vices. loans. In. and 7:!) r. m.: Sunday school.
l1 m.: early prayer meet ng. Indira. rm; young
Pmple‘s meeting at 85!) p to. Snblect. "The
'l‘wu lleatinlvs." Leader. Mrs. Charles Beers.
Morning subject. "Personal Salvation and Re-
epnnainlllv." Evening subject. "Peter‘s Three
Steps up."
Sr. MARY'S. R. 0. corner of West avenue
and (Yhttwl street. Norwallr. Rev. W. J. Slot»
um. panor. Low Mass. 7 a. m: (.Zbiidren's
Mandi!) a. 111.: High Mass. rum... rn ; Vespers.
can v. in.
M. Palm‘s Emmy“. Churn). street. nppo.
alto the lift-on. Norwnlit. Ilev. S. ii. l'oud.
rector. Iloly t‘ornnurniort.72;il It. rn.. and on
first r-nndrtv In rim month. necorul wivbratlon
(rhoraii with sermon. 101:)! a. nu: on other Surr-
dayn. Morning I’rnyer, Lilauy nml sermon.
10:5!) la. ru.: . nudity schrml. I2 m. In the
t'm’rrcrr os Urn ilom' ruvrot'rt. choral
even‘song with sermon. 7m... in.
EMfl' Avenue Mmrtoms‘r. ru-nr VanZnndt
avenue, East Norwnlk. Rev. A. J. Smith. pas.
for. Preaching lllziil a. tn. and 7:30 p. m.; bun-
day school, 12 nt.: young people's rueetlng 6:1!)
p. m.
ls'r. Arrrmaw'e Mission. at James McAllle-
trr's residence. Wlnul trk. Sunday school.
dull p. m.; Charles Ch item. superintendent;
Arthur H. Chlttem. assistant; Miss Evelyn hic-
Alliater. orgnnist. '
Bruno ltrvsrt Curran. Superintendent:
Edgar Buttery; assistant an rintendent:
Theodore limrers; or nnlst Miss ulu Hod es.
assistant organist mJullus Cable. Hun ay
acbml. 3 EL m.: Young l’eogle'e Society of
Christian 'ndeavor meeting. :3) n. m.; Prayer
meeting. Sunday evening at full.
Canvrmv Barron 80(‘ll'l'Y. Quintard Bulld-
Ing. t'urnr-r Wall and Knight streets. Norwalk.
v. James A. Smular. pastor. Morning ser-
vice. 102mm. rn.; evening service at 72th p. m,
Young people's meeting at 4.1.0 p. In. All are
cordlnllylnvlted.
No. 2 hurrmrox Avllvr‘x < Bible class and
Sunday school. Sunday n'rernoon at It o'clock.
Wednesday evenlnu, prayer and conference
meeting. 7:1) o'clock.
Anvzze'r (‘mrm‘ram VanZandt avenue East
Norwalk. I’m-aching. his!» a. m. and .130 p.
m.; Sunday school L. in. Your: People‘s meet-
Ing dull p. tn. George eeple. pastor.
Cosmtrzoa‘rrosan Misriiol, Springwood
Union Chapel. Ely averluc. W ”marl. pastor.
Hungarian services, Sunday. at lthlll a. to. land
5 p. m.; Thursday at 75!) o’clock.
S’l’. PAUL'n Mlsflmx, Vaantndt and Osborn
avonues. East Nor-walk. Sunday school 3:11) p.
rn. A cordial Welcome to all.
Hrnra'nwoon L’xmrt (Hunt. Ely avenue.
South Sorwnlk. Sunday Schtml,.’l::ll p. 111..
evening service. 7.1!) p. rn.
Ester .‘iomvamt flwunrsrt ('rmorteoarronar..
Riverside ave-nun. lint. U. Lirulegrt-u. prur-
tor. Services at but) a. m. and 7:;Ilp.rn.; hun-
day school. 3le p. 111.; young people‘s meeting
at op. in.
Armour lrruonm- Errsconr.
street Norwrtllt. Iii-v. l. Sands pitstor.
Preaching, Mill It. m.: Sunday school at l2:lfv p.
m.: prayer meeting at Ilzill p. rn.; preaching at
7:1!) p. In. 5&1“ music will be rendered by
the chair. in free.
Dru-recur: Evasouumrnn Sr. . Perm-
Kructrr. North Main street. south Isorwrtlk.
Pastor. 0. Aplt iiotieedlcnslu: Honnlaea
lilltls. m. and 7‘
Minimum About predlrrr, 7 on p. m. Dent-
ncherUnt-rricht fer die Ht'mulnllt: llinnntags.
.‘ilttwochs, Uonnerslnga t to it p. m.. Ssrnatags
9 to l2 a. tn.
GIIUIAN Evasorrucsr. Bruvrcns. Held
every Hunday afternoon at 2 o‘clockJn Swedish
Congre allonai church. that hortvslk. All
arm-or tally Invited. Sunday school at 10:!)
o'clock. In ltnndaeu's linii. STChestnut street.
C.A. Brocktneler pastor.
Cums-mars Yorfrm Men's Lucite. Knurl-
son's liau. Chestnut street. noun: Norwnlk.
(impel meeting Sunday afternmm. thin in 4:29).
‘lne League will be allure-rad by t'. Taylor.
Yorrrm time‘s l'mtrnrrals Almlf'iATlliN.—-
incitwowd's iiall. Wall street. Norwullt. liibla
class at 3 p. rn.: Song service at t p. m.
Knight
AT A illilIIlFlllE.
The following. whlob are built In the latest
styles and with the linear w-rkman-hlp. are
offered at twomirtls the wholesale price.
They have never been run
2 (IDIIIAIBIIS 00. BUGGIES.
Coat each at wholesale Olin. Offered at old).
I Flllll CARRIAGE
with shafts and pole. cost "In at wholesale.
2: unit‘ a ho bibflltll 'mh' “ll“ "f
‘ e B
th nrwalk. and may be examined rs lly
on app lion there. mil tf
How’s 'l’hlsi
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of (.‘atarrh that cannot bs cured
by liall's Catarrh Cure-
1‘. .l. CHENEY a 00.. Props. Toledo. 0.
Waths undersignsddrave known I'J.0hsney
fer the last in years. and believe him perfectly
honorable In all businssa transmtiona and da-
socially abletomrrynut anynhllsationsmsds
by their iirrn.
West a 'l'raax. Wholesale bracelets. 'l‘olsdo.
0.: Wallis. Kinnan & Iiarvlu. Wholesale
mm Ohio.
itali's Guerra cars is maternally.»
“Monastic bleed masses sar-
lsrmsftbsflsfl- Prisafhan'ssttle. Isle
M‘ m but.
. iv
,.»
Emenainnitnl and Ball
to. Mnuisgsavhule 12m. ‘ '
own
01V" I? "I
Gillilllll struntuu.
Germanic Hall, Washington St
IIINIlAl EVENINI. IAI I3. '95
Karl Delhi. of Bridge t. leader.
Music by Prof. Housman orchestra.
W. Sweeney. prompter.
Solos. ducts and tri also selections by the
fiermania Ladlea’ S ng Society. tierrrranla
Mixed Chorus and Germania Male Chorus.
Tickets admitting sent and lady. 60c. 10 3
m
NORWALK IIIIBI’ITAI. BENEFIT
ENTERTAINMENT.
lloyl's Opera House. 110th Norwalk.
MAY I5tll, “95.
Comic Operetta,
Preceded by an evening with old melodies.
Arlrnlnslon. we Tlcirets may be exchanged
for reserved seats, without extra charge.
Charts open at Piaisted‘s and Gregory‘s. Sat-
nrrlny. May Hill. at Oo’clock. mil it
-
‘
m. I
llAMBEIl mucus
STIIIIMEII BIBYBLES
A splendid medium rice wheel.
lawns given. or d for It received else-
where, to those dealing with as.
THE .I. T. PIIIIWITT CO.
Inch 23 if
Bhildin g LEE
on crest of Woodward properly. ov'
erlooklng Surwalk Harbor; also
adeslrnble
S h o r e L o t
at end of Lowndes avenue.
Particulars APPLY
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P R O P E R T Y
OFTIIE LATE
BURR NASH,
West street and Bayview avenue. bend of
Clay street. About ill) feet frontage.
TERMS, BAD!-
JACOB M. LAY'IUN. 5 Railroad glare.
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Taylor a Golden
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASH [3610! 8133".
Parsons Iookln fora lot. or house and lot
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited to
call and examine our list. We have them for
sale In every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on easy terms. an” if
Ii. SWAATZ. 83 Washington St.
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lt willpa you to visit Bridgeport and do
your shape ng for yourself or boys. You have
a larger stock toselect from. You hav lower
pylcee quoted. quality and make considered.
on have our car fare raid you on all Input-
chnses an over. You'l sale the outing and
see all the Newest Uri-wallets Spring and
hummer Clothing. Furnishings and flats.
MEIGS & CO.
B'l‘Ult'l'EVAN'l' BUILDING.
897 Main cor. Bank fin. Bridgeport. ‘Ot.
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Notice: crty faxes.
ill-Z taxpayers of the City of Soul. Norwalk
are hereby notified that the ciy tax of
six mills on ”W dollar. laid on the city assess-
menr list of Ititl. at a city meeting held at
Arinn Hall. on Madison street. on the 28th da
of March. IMF). also the librar fund tax
onevquarter will on the dollar. aid at the same
time. will be due and payable on the first day
of May. 1895. at which timel will receive the
same at Tue NINTH‘IL ortlce. 116 Washington
street. Penalty at the rate of nine (Ibper
cent. a year from May 1. 1895. will he churned
on all bills remaining unpaid on and after
June 1. In)...
ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
w(.‘xokliector of Taxes of the City of South Nor-
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South Norwalk. Conn, April 23. 1305.
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CUP AND SAUCER
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SOLID SILVER
TRILBY SPOON
75c.
H. S. ROOD,
18 South lain Street. So. Norwalk.
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musrc HALL
L'YCLE iflflflfll.
:3.
that
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Open Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged for. Pur-
chasers of wheels receive instructions free.
H.B.BII"K'EY&GII.
52 South Main St.
' AGENTS FOR
Sleams and Kealing.
Elmore and lxon Bicycles
$50 up. “'lleels rented and
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a... .
Bicycles from
repaired.
:5." w. Harmon;
FUNENAl DIRECTOR
AND EMBAIAIEII.
()3 WASHINGTON STREET. SOL’I‘H
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE. MAHACKBIIIO HOTEL.
m7 lyr
' n. is. titrated
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
lie-Iv In any capacity can obtain the same at
the above agency.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Six (tumour or Swedish Irlrls. for general
hmu-oaura; also? good men for farm work 3
watchmen, ii waitresses and 4 chambermnltla.
U. H. HARVEY.
nattvnv's arrnn arena.
70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
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snarl-rigs firgsctaseor
BOMIS‘ e rs sin. vou—
mgbnltili’u'aumr'iugfiivw
ill‘tiiliilli
(Ins Fancy sun, It itchiness
mounted.
llill Working Stiff. Ii last.
line Fourteen-Foot stiff.
line Twelve-Foot Follower.
Ilns Nine-Feet Scott Follower.“
ilns Eight-Foot Follower.
line Six-Foot Follower-
ilood serviceable boats. at low prices.
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CALI. 03' on sunrises.
m... E. F. llllE. llowayltn, ill.
”none-3E“
Registration at Dogs.
All dogs must be reaistercd on or before the
let day of June. and all persons owning or
harboring unlicensed dogs after that tints will
be prosecuted according to law.
for the accommodation of residents of
South iiorwalk. the Town Clerk will be at the
South Norwalk oilica of the Selectmen. on the
afternoon of Saturday. lay 18th. from s to I
o'clock. and on the waning of Baturday. flay
lthfrcrn'l to H o’clock. for the pnrpnss of
registering dons.
By order of the Selectmen.
lilltlilit‘l' It. SUITE.
Town Clerk.
Norwalk. May 10th. 1M. mid lw
BE IN THE SWIM.
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