Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 13, 1895 · page 8

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“Midi-rho.

float and ladder company
g.“ adjourned roosting tomor-

 
 
 

 

 

I. Ad's-o has bssnappointod
'. .. “halibut the late
I“

Tillie- lsvl’risonoro of War will
hAttonoyEWJerry's oilloeto-
m

”Mk Epworth league is male

Wis tor a summer testival
u 3'! Mb
7“" firmly err-sins gun club will
Mil its ltotohoot at the new range ncsr
We Point, next Saturday.

Medusa for promotions in Com-
, m I will he held Tuesday night, and
, toasts-otters will he made during the
M

M with cream, 6c cup, at Lsns'o.

“ ”adjourned meeting of the South
m club will be held in the club
III-II um Saturday evening, at 8
I“. '

I ‘ George Parketon has recovered from
it recent illness and rr turned his duti' l
'flcolduotoronthe the Norwa'k Street
latlwoy lino. _______

'lllocifll case of licbael Nolan vs.
MO'flolloran. which was on trial
7.‘ ' liable Justice Barrett, Saturday, was

‘ adjourned for one week.

, ‘ We! Concord Division, 8. oi T.,
." on mourned tabs present at their regu-
" ' bloating tonight,” businrjs of im-
portance to all the members is to he
tranmetzd.
Tholadieo who are to attend the an-
“ Dating of the flow Haven branch
0! We Woman's Board will take the 9:11
”from South Norwn'k for New Ha-
van. on for .day.
I Loyola! communication oi Old Well
1003!, Y. and A. M.,will is held at
the lodge room on Tut‘dsy at 2 p.
0.. {or the purpr 7e oi atlecding the {un-
orol ottlrorge I._Keeler

-'l'he purest cofleoat lane's restaurant.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Iiohaai Lane is hating the West Shore

:, . v , In. on Water strcatthoroughtly rsnovn‘
I 6:44:39.de and pafzrod on the in-
Wfl'p’ofit’ ’3 on the eitzrior. E E.
“on. ot East Norwo‘k, it doing the
work.

M Tlowmwge, boot-keep 3r at
Taowhridgo'o ho: lactory, has pnrchsa l
0 Dana special; rm Bellman ridt J a
Balance; Charles Sleegmn'ler ridrs s
m It?! wheel, all purchased irom
the Fox Cycle company.

 

 

no 9:15 train from New York city was
about on have lots, yr mrdsy morning,
on account at the track being torn up br-
ewer. It. Vernon and New Rochelle,
Cl it won not “any for the train tohack
Othotormorplotaand «on our t; the
westbound trso_k.______

(Ioorgo P. Fisher. at Ferris avenue,
wholsomployed in Ot‘ ) Banhol's tar-
91], we titling his wheel on Fort Point
strut. Int liorwalk, lh‘s morning,
will a largo dog rsn across his track.
It. “or was thrown irom his wheel,
Old slid several trot, scratching bim-
afl very badly.

m Burroy was arrested last Set

” Inlay («on vault upon aron of John
Dorsey. flurry claimed that the nor.
M ind otrwk his child first. Judge
“all imposeds ilneot vised r: i'
I”! appealed. He was afterwards

“ meted for drunkenn'm and that (1's
wasadjoouud until tomorrow morning.

 

 

' Harry on! Funk Bailwitzpi Norwalh,
7 watt: hrd unusually only one night
1‘ work and the rays oi the rising moon
ulsstzd into their hr dreams. Both are
”7-7.1 firemen, rid it did not like
I that! long to imagine that tholown was
jun." up. They quickly dusted and
an. sort: l lot". so {or in Camp street.
’ when they demand their mistake and
' 1mm luck homeward.

Thodirngrosahie weather yrstorday at-
d” in. .3". .l with tho attendance

2‘ the usual tree-will uttering
V“ of the Woman's Christian
_ Usion, only aboutzons
hosed staple being present at the
“WW church. The
" ' , as printed in Saturday's
woo nae-tony carried not,
the surprise that In. A. l".
M hes-roots rold,wosnnsbls
3““ ”fie doting wlliamountto

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

{manna am or m not]

_ nowarroa.
Mo emu-s. who mfm
Whoopimls tow I00
mun-om. ll” m
IE“ g. m slim

‘ watts-omflfl ~ "'
Matter“ at tholortvaih
,5 jyuthstoorssohssrsathwlo'

W “pad-n, “U
III-m : ”a.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

lb Wt
In." an:

‘ , trloryfio'wm
dohlw root , '
In the M Witt

shoreh. yesterday. those-tor. lovJ. ll.
Ulster. prosehsdtwointsrsstlsg and to:
atruotlvs sermons. his sohjm to the
morning being “A Remorhahlo Answer."
lathe eveninghs preached the around
sermon is hb series on the “Dark Ages."
taking up the lives of Wyatt‘s and
Euro. giving a description at the lite and
work of each.

Rev. J. H. Bistsr started this morning
tar Iadlaon, N. J.. to some in the
graduation exercises at Draw Theological
seminary. The exercises hogan yester-
day and continue until Thursday, the
commencement bring hold Thursday
morning at 11 o’clock.

The Third Itethodist Episcopal Sunday
school yerterday accepted an invitation
from Edwin Tuttls, representing the
G. A. It. to participate in the decoration
of soldiers' graves in the Union cemetery,
on Memoral Day.

Rev. B. 8. Kidd, who has been visit-

Saturday ior thheabarro, Poem, where
he preached yesterday, and today he re-

seminary.

Ir. and Mrs. W. P. Talmadge, of
Brooklyn. will spend the summer with
William Ferris, on the farm in this place.

summer residence here, J one 2nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Dexter K Cole, of North-
port,L. I.,are visiting at William Hoyt' .

The flag polo is being raised on the
school grounds today.

DARIEN AND nonorou.

Last Friday Frank Lesson had some
mason work to do upon Theodore Aus-
tin’s residence. He left his horse stand-
ing outside the yard. When his job was
finished he stsrtzd l) unhitch his horse,
when he made the discovery that some
one had cut a deep gmh in the animal's
neck, just beneath the mono. Dr. Hex-
arner, oi Stamiord. was summonrd and
he was obliged to take several stitches in
the neon. It was probably done by
some one (or spite.

The annual meeting of the Now Haven
branchot the Woman‘s Board of His-
sions will be held in the Church of the
R--dr :mer, New Eleven, 'l‘umdsy. The
spook?” will be Mrs. Log“. from Micro-
nesia, and an tvtilcer of the Woman's
Ho: 11 from Boston.

A game of ball was played in Stam-
lord, Saturday. htwr 1n the Dariene and
the Merrill Bt'sin‘ *s college team. The
Dnriena played in hard luck. being de-
iealad bynscore 0! 50 to 25. A large
number From here witnessed the game.

Selectman Alexander Msckey hrs bed
the bridge near the residence oi Jerome
Gainer, the miikman, taken down and a
new one put in its place. It has s'so
b: m lenghthened (our feet. It mnltes a
neat improvement.

There is talk of organizing a tire com-
pany here. Fred (.‘hoddorton hrs 'cen
made temporary chairman. A meeting
will he called in a tow days.

A daughter was born to Mr. and M 3.
Nathan Finch, lost Snurdsy.

A Jealous Md of Robbers.

le ill-nus, tnvmrd the curl of 1mm, bu-
gnn u writ-s «it lmlu robin-rites which wore
trttrriml out will: hlll'll porn-Minn of urgunl-
zutlnn, such amazing luminous mud such
Itnlfnrm sun-res as in ultr'u-t tmlinnnl nl‘v
Et'lllitlll. liul “'iliit' indulging in Its own
nets of uutlnwry tlw lit-unlimul stroimnus-
ly nlrjurlml tn tiny rlt'ulry or rmupvtitlnn
on tin: purl at other liiizlnrnyuwn. A lmln
l’nlilu'ry went {wrpvtmlml U” the .loll‘vrmur
villu ntiirutul curly In lhii‘i. ’I’lm llouna
lutd rm connwlinn with this rulilwry. It
was nt't-nittplishod by two young mun
rimmed Mli'luwl t'nllius nnd Wulkor linin»
mnntl, llur an rm-n camping with $6,000,
lulu-n 1mm in lilt'sm'llui'r u! tlin Alililllfl Ex—
pri-mt calnpuny. lint llwlr luim's illlti rur-
riml “will only it short Illfilillll‘ll from llm
loom! lrrtin wiwu tin-y luuhd illlllllfll‘it't'il
surmumlml by liw formidable Bonus, who
bnd quietly wmvlusl tlw rubbery from ih
plume of (fulll't'illllltllll‘, and now rtillovcd
tho robin-rs nl tln-ir plumb-r.

Nut i-untunt with this. nmlne I! m in-
iimlilnlt- ullwrs {rum llko irtmpnsm's mi
tlwir prt'wl'l‘t's. llm llvllua 11me their iuilu-
moo lnltm'c llwlr rimls itrrvslt'd for I’ll"
t'riim- by which ”my liml pl‘llillt‘l! so lililv,
and bulb wr-rv auliwquvnlly li'lt'il. cum-lol-
HI and autumn-ml in lung tumor in Hill in»
dinmt pvtiilvmiury. 'I'ln- liumm, lllt'lllllllllt‘,
although they own known to burn maurml
and kept the mm, tt‘t-rv .tllim-ml to go un~
mull-Mud and mm imml their tit-,pnltinllnua.
~Eachungu.

Well on. but titrated.

A trim-ling mam wns nirmulml in. (Junior
by tho nuluarrlvnl of it lmiu llllli ittliil‘tl it
number It he could drlvo ltlui to Wimtcom.
The mnr-ltcr Jumped ut the tmporumily
and dolircrnd him at the lmtol In Wlmt~

be was hysterical with dollght and sold he

works. and {or the previous six weeks bud
only so cunts. This might servo for it her-
riblo case of destitullon worn it not for the

MM

even the nogross of darkest hm.

route a Paris house devoted to the manu-

thst (John was their EM market. His
house alone dlsprwcs of £0,000 doom bolus

mid, was not half at whnt Is annually outt-
sntned these. The tendency to ooppsry
teatime may mot
whlsh the Eu
pow

 

J. D. Feller, Sr., and family, from.

Brooklyn, will take possession of their . withthem“ a... eelehrntad Borer

com. When he nary-Ivor] £1.50 for I’ll" Juli, ;

had not soon a orint of cash bolero {or six ,

last that the rancher had sows, chickens, %
wood and oemtortablo buildings, and the

tornilyvnasinostotoot elegant health—g
'hntoom Reveille. .

 
 

30.0“” AINA’.
menu's»: amum
u-mal-rwolh loose.

Thogrorrrystoro (rowdy eondneul
”mm." “neurone“-
ssvol ”00!,me Saturday
night. Ihothlo‘voogaiaed an entrance
by prying open the shutters o! a rear
window and [earring boot the window
catch. ’l'hehsrglary was discerned by
Ira. Willis- Bonher, who lives over the
stove. Dhodiseovorrd thewindowopzn,
and notified Chitin! Police Bradley. Bo

 

sent {or Justice A. 2. Austin, who re—

cently bought the stock. Its. Austin

madesnesamtnation of the store with
jEdward Sheshsn. and found that litres
ing relatives on Prospect Hill, leit here

pnedsotteo and a quantity of other
gro cries were missing. The value oi

othegoodostolenisplaeedatm.

turned his studies at Crozier Theological ‘

DENTINH. PATTERN.
A Thou mm; all “In “or-M
Iwy be m to [labs tho Coupon
hinted lelow.

Wshsvornodespsciolorrsngrmenta

Glovmritting Patterns, by which we m
present toourlody rsnderseomeo! their

every newest and choicest patterned

garments.

 

ease-Lsoirsrsums
HINTS BY MAY ”ANTON.

No. l. Fancy striped rill, that shows
don sprinkled between the lim. is
chosen forthis stylish sleeve. Theta»
ionablo lull top narrows at the”.
below which it fits the out dowel].
widening again at the wrists in hell
share with points thsit [all m the
hand, or can be turned tech like ends it
so pretend.

Fig. 3,. shows the some floors in so“
figured Foulnrd. the neutron! pol being
daintily draped by splashing plaits in
centre. The lower portions era in round
bell sltspe, the upper sleeve showing
the edges tuned and turned hock so a
cufl'. Both sl‘eevezr are arranged om
comfortably till: :i linings shaped by
double «was, the under portions of
which ore smoothly corner! with the
material.

No. 2 boot! velvet: natdcioth.dssigned
for remodelling mot and Judetstrwt‘e s,
that the changes ot techni- bars "’0'
dared posse.

The poll in entertainment enough for
style, the lining i dog with trough at
the top to allow easy access to the {who
louable do it sleeves. The lower W’
tione lit the cm closely, the polls «troop-o
ing to the elbow. The some mode-I an
be used for dress aleesssit tholrsiogis
cut proportionately enroll.

Any 01 the smooth- inhrirs an be
stylishly developed by the modes Mrs
shown, sleeves heir»; moda- lo corny
pond, or contrsw. with the dress or
jsehet materials» All time styles on
given, tbe'pnt' no providing torthcdvl'
(erect shaping and draping at No. i and
3.

This pelts/taint“ is Ms starts, rim—-
:2, M, 36, tilt and it) inch“ hermit more
ure.

Retail price of p Wow is 5mm nits.

Quantity of material it What's wide.—

For small size, 312 W?! hunt W
ure, ‘2. yards, it

For medium nil”. 3‘ inch" hornet
ms.surs,2‘i yads. 2i. “‘

nrs, 2i yards. 21;,

EVEN“ union roam

. '1

nottbtrmmiwyswnwmoood
mattevlishoto

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

A. .
French commercial trawler, who m ,

lecture and salsa! tampowder, told me -

ot powder a year toCuha, and this, its .

 
 
 
 
 

mmmmmam
'l'hstsshlonot lntheoltyot
Havanaeatenaa amongsll classes. ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

For large size.“ mm hrrnrt also. «aim

 
 
 
 
 

At his boron in (lmnt'ilhi, Pa. in a
shop to which Is attached is testing gallery
on {out in knigtb. the Bow. John Pools,
0. D... is prim-luring intuition tho simu-
lurnof lineman. towns: {or the Almeri-
ean university. on trutit‘utiun of tho Molli-
otiiat Enlamtm church, now inking to it»
all it lasts! lmbitutlw on the heights near
"to national capital.

This unique wichicrof tlictlrindlug tool,
with Inst rtwrltiy ntiml {mm int-tho cler-
ical tinnitus nits'r nrt lmnorriblc and musplc-
m outline of ti; yours, it of which were
symrt in the neatsrtrsible nillro of n presid-
ing oltior. is alumni 75 your» of ago. He
has cruplrmsl iwtm of leisure. bunrdod
[non an liliithfldib’ busy mulcllcctit‘o min-
ktry, tu mural! mm haw-”pea. _

A this/silt your»; rig» tlw rhs‘lur ”involved
the primal of winding the principal mir-
flir M to Wflnfllllg [clues-ope, and, m use,
his trrt’n pimps», ”gmpnd" his «my to suc-
cess in it iii-id Min-n- tho consuls of science
treats] lightly. lint oil. and in which it sine
gin itmtnrtimus tonsils may msult. in hours
at Mt rte-time mil.

lie Inns gmsluwsl spatula Ii, 8, 12 and 20
llis‘lnr-u in tilflltwlt’t‘, and it ymror two since
“raisin-vi rt disks»! iii) incline for punctua-
tion it» Allwrlmny «tiling». 1! ho shrill sue-
m-tl in tlmdillivult task of importing a
We“ limit!» so the prvwnt disk, which is
62 liar-luvs! in dammit”, it will lion n-umrkn-
blotrilumph rat skill and n prodigy of la-
imvr. {or the «wimtwums of the mirmr’s
ourimw ”in“ M w mwumlriy purulxiliwd
rt tlw firm! ”uniting tlmt all the light rays
Militia: mam it slum be gallium! at n cout-
mum {I‘M‘elllo ‘

lir. Burris-‘46 Wmltilrk will boot glass,
mutt itwlw this-ls. «mum! with is convex
trim tuii ram curious insides of outcry. it.
ritual limo mm width 1- 11.: in»: fur 1 boy would
he lawn-r ‘flniliiliswetllt’ than thou: u! u re-
bin-film's. Mini orlwu tlw mirror is at lust pol-
ishes] titans-Mill 1M" «in-pound upon it u lllm
o1 pun! willow-1r a-rupmiulu of illifliihilillfl until
its thriller-limits one tlruslltlg. This process
tone disavow-rial in: Lit-big and is (Jilt' of the
rim lastiutlixltl opmrttiuus of chemistry.—
Plum iplsiat issiwr-r.

Muscular (its.

11;...mgh up; u...» a! «military lighting mm
lociutmuwry in Maximal in cumin-s up to
«on lmvsrwswvwr. iw!‘ inrm'r am»: :i small
witmfid‘ioilo‘lui nypurutus illln’ lwn dt'\'l~‘<'ti {or
rim ['flaldluo‘llnfl nt‘ n :rzn tlzut mimut bu
omit thrillzrm' ‘im: illll‘ldlrt‘s. lull which
gusto.» MW; a Will“ ; 1.1 ri'fillhh \\ lil‘ll lllll‘llk‘d
Minnrug.”-a-ylii‘dvr. 'i‘lnu it known its
gut-111ml”! gas». lbw in»! lnvls {mm which
tum-imam it lazing um hmvitc mnl nml gun
(wisp. gratin-MA )[h it! nu lill'. 'i‘lu- ilu-rmul
clitoral-ling: is ulna sit-1 :‘.lw‘li us luw, it hav-
ing: milwut lifw tum unite pvr t'ulxii- hurt, us
a‘rrfiv“‘;«t‘a.r.wl mi‘la “if; to 6:5” of llllllilll) light.
my 3.2.». w M’Mt ulnml fuurlimvsthv quulr
till} he trawl" ‘ in lawn.- llw muu- amount
«I prawn. grunt qilnlllily‘ Hillflillt‘tl,
”sorrow. two-tins st'ltli lilt’ “null amount
. mil: .u will lulmr nm-w-ury for
.l. :l'. is MM. make it in muny
.. .p-iruldv in HM in gun“ at 20 cents

 
 

 
 

A Thrilling Paragraph.

A first a ‘ ray-«r:- iu .1 llnwl mnlulnnl thi-
minnow-“tr ‘ .‘~‘, :.:l e :l;:- flair y: ting girl
cumulus all M sit on the Hilliih, wiring upon
the li: . ow, nu stlmw ill‘r’nillll lumum
the! (all titling» nu dill lurrriiy by. {n'ighlt‘d—
ah, win-Hurt toil with how much joy and
mm mm! to Kai whim-ants and import and
“it filth‘5"'-i'hli:.i.dr1pliin Timon.

 

 

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Cootorla.
children Cry for

Pltcher'o Castorla.

Win [ltd 3r mm Lick, u’v gate bur ('nfiwria.
him of.» wars Child, the cried for Carlotta.
We) this: humane ”its, the clung to Castor“.
When ah» had women: gore tin-tn ('arlvrln.

Children Cry for
Pitcher’o Castorln.

 

lmttf'l't’w XliBWAlM. oa.. PROBATE
(rm. Arr-H5. A. il.. 1"..5. '

[Malawi liars Aim iimisluun. lots of .‘tor-

walk. in sold 41104er dN'flN .

mum" M Probate tor the dielrlrt of NM-

ve'olh. hath limited and allowed six months

Cm ”redial—r Massif lur tits- rrwiltnrs of said

Miriam“! Itwir 4 lolms for settlement.

ultra MW"! tn Draw or their Mu‘tlllllln,

r attested, within said tints, will be

a rumor-t. Ml lemma indebted in

solid «rate are minnow in main- immril-
lots» pay-mom to it. it. litiWAN.

our!!! snap ill 13 Eswutnr.

Elegant trudge: “

IT I BilllllFlllE.
normal»:

which autism in the latest
stat-ward wit ths- ram: wrtnianahlp. are
at lmulhil‘dtl tho at-liolmle prion.

M have mover hows Mu ,
2 mm (ill. BilliliiES.

 

 

 
 
 

WM‘HW It“. 08st“! at Olin.

i Eillli BiilIlIIBE

with shallots. cost #5. at wholesale.

at“ A starred star the emcee!

b t Ill. ti’asnloaton start.

may he examined re lly
«Writers tnlltl

 

 

 
 
 

laser‘s first

Venison-e laurel Dollars reward lot
oer near or (intern that cannot be cured
”lathe-um: (lass.
I.J.W¢m~l'rona.‘l‘nlsdno.
Immntmrdm
lorthrlowtomanthstinehimmaetly
Muslim-Wood so-
“do“ “laments-"NW“.

it.
Va‘mwmm.
0.; Walls. Ila-s a Harris. Whole—do

,Emufain em on

 

' lasso

.} y
i
auras or ran

BEiNiNli SENGENIIIIID.

Germnnis Hull, Washington St

norm “tilts, all I3, '95

Karl Delhi. or Brides rt. leader.
Music by Prof. Hieluo a full orchestra.
. W. nwoonsy romptrr.

Solos. duets and EH also selections by the
Germanla Ladlna' In its Society. trermanla
Mixed Chorus and Harmonia Male Chorus.

Tickets admitting gout. and lady. Mr. W B

m

NDNWAIK IlIIBPITAl. BENEFIT
ENTERTAINMENT.

lioyl's Opera lliouse. South Norwnllt.

MAY I5tll, I895.
Connie Operetta,

Preceded by an evening with old melodies.
Admission. 50c 'll‘ichets may be exchanged
{or reserved scan without extra charge.

 

Charts open at Pialihlod‘s and Gregory‘s. list-
mll ti.

urntny. May lltli. all it o'clock.

 
 

um tlcicus

The best of all high gradezhicyclee.

SiflRMEll BICYCLES

A splendid medium rice wheel.
Masons glwn. or pa d for it received else-
where. to those desihng with us.

THE 1. T. PBIlWIT T I20.

mchmtf
a I
Budding Lots
on (-reL-t oi Woodward property, ov-

erlooking Norwnlk Harbor: also
adeslrnble

Shore Lot

For
T 0

ll. "Will. 83 Washington 8!.

Folk SALE.
THE
P R O 1? E R T Y
“F‘THE LATE
B U R 1R. N A S H,

“'esl street and Bayvlsw avenue. head of
Clay street. About Till lest frontage.
‘I‘El Ilrl. IABY.
JACOB )1. LA!" ON. 5 Railroad Place.
amtiw

 

 

at end of Lou-mien avenue.
Pnrtlculnrs APPLY

 

 

tumor at Golden

‘ ileaIEslalteandlnsurance.

WASHINGTON STREET.

Persons loolcln . fora lot. or house and lot
with the view a pun-basin . are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale In every part of the city at reasonsbh
prices and on my tonne. an”

 

 

05w; memo.
witul DIRECTOR
tin FllBllNEii.

Uil WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORW‘ALK. CONN.

RESIDENCE, MAUAUKEMO HOTEL.
m'i iyr

_ .n.. n ,.

o. ll.“ HtllVEV'll
City Employment Agency.

lmliva and gnullomon desiring competent
helpln any («purity t-nu obtain the some at
the alarm agency.

WINTiIl IMMEDIATELY.

His Herman or lllwmlisb girls. for mineral
lmuattaurh; aim? mood men for farm work.“
watrlmwu. f. mtllrtisses and t r-lmrubermnuls.

ti. ll. HARVEY.
natwlr'n silo: wraith.
if in North Main street. tioutlt Norwalk.

 

m

also if?”
M. H. PARSONS,

BROOKEBIDE FARM.

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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it willpa you to visit Bridgeport and do
your shopping for yonrselt or boys. You have
a larger stock to select trom. You have lower

rices quoted, quality and make considered.

on have our car [are paid you on all “pur-
chases an over. You'i suing the outing and
see all the Newest Up-lo- tile Hpring and
Summer Clothing, Furnishings and Hats.

MEIGS & CO.

BTURTEVANI‘ BUILDING-
our Main cor. Bank In. Bridgeport. Ct.
mm

Notice: City Taxes.

THE taxpayers of the City 0! South Norwalk
' are here iy notified that the city tax of
our mills on the dollar. laid on the oily nouns.
ment llht of 159i. at a city meeting he'd at
Arlen Hall, on Madison street. on the 28th do

of March. 1896. also the library fund tax 0

one-quarter mill on the dollar. aid at the some
time, will be due and payable on the first day
of May. 1895.1“ which time I will receive the
some at Tue Hammer. omce, 116 Washington
street. Penalty at the rate of nine (ll) per-
cent. a year from May 1, 1m. will be charged
on all bills remaining unpaid on and after

June 1.1890.
ROBERT G. MITCHELL.
Clollector of Taxes of the City of South Nor-
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genie Norwalk, Conn . April 21. 1895. '
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‘CUP AND SAUCER
WITB
SOLID suIVER
TRlLBY spoon
750.

H. S. ROOD,

16 South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
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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 tree.

H.R.BULKLEY&80.

52 South Main Star

AGENTS FOR

Slearns and testing.
Elmore and Ixun Bicycles

lilvynles from 850 up. Wheels rented and
repaired. m

Sil‘ilillllli

line Fancy Still, I6 lest, brass
mounted.

lint Working 8km, It last.
line Fourteen-Foot Still.
llns Twelve-Foot Follower.
llns Nina-Fool Brow Follower.“
lint Eight-Foot Follower.

line Six-Foot Follower-
tlootl sorrieoahlo boats. at low prices.
at .4 4-. lbw“
mm. on on shimmer-t.

113.. E. F. Bill. Hawaiian. ill.

NOTICE.
Registration of Dogs.

All dogs must be registered on or before the
lstday or June. and all persons owning or
harboring unlicensed dogs after that date wIil
be prosecuted accordlns in law. ,

For the accommodation of residents of
South liorwalk. the Town Clerk will he at the
Booth .‘tnrwalt office of the Helectmon, on the
afternoon or Saturday. May lath. rm 3 in ii
o‘clock. and on the evening of Saturday. lay
5th from“! to s church, for the purpose at
registering dogs.

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